I AMPAIGN SOLICITATION SUNDAY GIUE VOUR FAIR SHARE 6,000Workers ^II + ie >n Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Solidfotion ia Contents Copyrigrht by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1953— Permission to Reproduce, Except on To Seek Goal Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday follow ing Issue By Pledge Card Only A reproduction of the pledge - card properly filled out ap pears in this edition of the Register on page 12. There is Of $1,500:000 a pledge card for each prospec tive subscriber in the archdio DENVER aTH aiC cese. There will be no solici tation made except by pledge Catholics Asked to Remain card. This will be done by two-member units of the re spective parish organizations. Home to Speed Work When the workers call at 4 Climaxing weeks of preparation, an army yoor home, be sure they pos sess the pledge card bearing of more than 6,000 workers will carry Arch REGISTER your name. Upon your subscrib bishop Urban J. Vehr’s “ crusade in Catholic co Press Run, This Issue, 46,714 ing to the campaign fund, your card will be properly filled out operation” into the homes of all faithful in the VOL. XLVIlll. No. 39. THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1953 DENVER, COLORADO and you will be presented with archdiocese Sunday, May 17, to raise a minimum a receipt. $1,500,000 for .the expansion o( St. ’Thomas’ seminary and estab lishment of a fund to assist new parishes and missions. Parish and mission team workers will start the intensive so licitation following Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament in each CATHOLIC CHARITIES GIVE parish and mission at 1:30 p.m. Archbishop Asks Courteous Welcome The Archbishop asks that all Catholics in the archdiocese re $ 1,116,727 DURING YEAR main home Sunday afternoon to receive the volunteer workers. "I hope the faithful will give the same courteous welcome they By Jack Heher Chalice to Memory Bishop John C. Heenon of Leeds, Englond would give me if I were to call in person.” Famed British Churchman Visits Denver. The importance to a community of charitable welfare programs is stressed in the Of Father Walsh 'The entire period of solicitation is expected to last only a preface to the 26th annual report of the Catholic Charities of the Denver archdiocese. + + few days and it is likely that many small parishes and missions will The report covers activities for the year 1952, in which $1,116,727.13 was expended in have completed their work by Sunday night. Bigotry on Way Out charity. institutions for children. Admis cost of the free care was With the co-operation of the faithful in remaining at home Charitable works,” the report sions to the institutions num $227,802.02. Sunday, an overwhelming percentage of the calls will be completed states, "are the ways of fulfil Sunday afternoon and evening. No Longer Unfashionable ling every citizen’s personal obli bered 392, an increase of 44 over 'The family service section of the previous year. the Charities office reported 1,- gation to exercise the virtue of Sacrificial Giving Necessary One hundred thirty-one chil fraternal love.” 459 applications for assistance. John J. Sullivan, archdiocesan chairman of the campaign, said: dren were placed in adoption The office was able to find em To Be Catholic in England "Charitable works are neces "W ith the start of solicitation for funds for our drive, the crusade homes, the highest number of ployment for 44 more persons in sary for the community consci has been placed in the hands of the laity. From this point forward, By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen adoptions in the experience of 1952 than in the previous year. “ It is no longer unfashionable in England to become ence,” it goes on, "since, by help the generosity and sacrificial giving of each Catholic will determine Catholic Charities. “ The most en JSee story/ on page 3.) ing the poor and needy through the success it deserves. a Catholic.” couraging note over the past experienced and farsighted wel "Only by the 'Fair Share’ giving of all will the $1,500,000 This hopeful commentary on the present situation in years,” the report said, “ is the in C. fare programs, a greater number Lourdes School Grows minimum goal be surpassed. ” his native land was made by Bishop John Heenan of crease in the number of adop Leeds on a visit to Denver. Famed everywhere as a dy of the poor and needy will be From 125 to 400 Pupils Following Benediction, workers will receive the pledge card* tions of Spanish-American chil namic ecclesiastic, the prelate is come contributing members of During Only 4 Years of prospects they selected. And then, working in teams of two, they dren and of children over four completing a tour that took him society.” will make their calls. On Monday, Wednesday, and Friday nights, halfway around the world. years of age." Our Lady of Lourdes school, Burse Gifts Honor Ib a foreword to the report, report meetings will be held in each parish and mission. The steady trend in England, The hospital section of the Denver, which will graduate its Archbishop Urban J. Vehr paid first class of eighth graders Sun Bishop Heenan said, is “ away report shows that the nine from the Church of England.” tribute "to our self-sacrificing day, May 31, opened four years Mother of Priests hospitals in the Archdiocese The people are not becoming volunteer Catholic m e n a n d ago with four classes, and has The total of the Guardian An antagonistic to Henry VIII’s sect; of Denver, with a bed-capac added one class each year since Parish Report Meetings women, who carry such a con m m gels’ burse— Denver archdiocesan they are just “ no longer inter ity of 1,369, treated 60,364 then. The school on its opening siderable portion of the burden" date had an enrollment o f 125. fund for the education of priests ested in it.” patients in 1952. Of these, 5,- A memorial chalice in — rose to $3,328 in the past week. of the charities work. In the fall of 1953 the enroll The Leeds Ordinary was in 017 were free patients. The honor of the late Rev. Nor- Scheduled May 18,20,22 The sum of $37 was received in ment is expected to reach 400. tensely interested in the work of His Excellency singled out for bert Walsh (above) will be given donations. conversion long before his ele by “ his class,” the g;raduation Meetings to report the amount pledged to the Sem Contributors to the burse in the special accolade the staff of the vation to the Episcopacy in 1951. class of 1946 from Holy Family past week, with the amounts they Charities office, the sisters in hos inary Building Fund campaign will be held next Mon As the national director of the St. Mary'-s Academy Holds high school, Denver. gave, follow: E ngli^ Legion o f Mary, h« laid pitals and child-caring institu day, Wednesday, and Friday, May 18, 20, and 22, by Father Walsh, who died March A. R., Leadville, $1 for favors the groundwork for a career of tions, and the Rt. Rev. John R. every parish and mission in the received; anoninhous, Denver, $1; convert work; and the legion is 8 this year, came to Holy Family Archdiocese of Denver. Mulroy, Catholic Charities direc Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kvaa, still the “ biggest factor” in favot Classes in New Building parish‘ in the summer of 1942 The parish organizations will after his ordination, and left in Workers to Pledge Denver, $10; and anonymous of conversions in Britain, he tor; Monsignor Elmer Kolka, as Classes were held in the Mary’s is the former Hicker- meet in their respective parishes, 1946 when he was put in charge Denver, $25. said. sociate director; and Father W il new school building in St. son estate, purchased in 1951 and give the reports of the of St. John’s parish, Stoneham, May is the month of Mary, the The then Father Heenan’s Mary’s academy, 4545 S. Uni by the Sisters o f Loretto, who amounts pledged. These will be liam Monahan, assistant director. and missions. He was named pas Own Fair Share at Mother of Christ. The interests fame as the “ radio priest of versity boulevard, for the first conduct the academy. The tabulated on special report forms tor of St. Anne’s parish, Arvada, of Mary are identical with those England” began to spread. He At the end of 1952, 1,016 time Monday morning. May 4. residence itself was converted and forwarded to Archbishop in September, 1951. of her Divine Son. And He desires proved himself able, in a long children were under the care or Classrooms were completed into a temporary classroom Urban J. Vehr, Box 2900, Den Kick-Off Dinners the salvation of the world. The series of broadcasts, to speak supervision of the Catholic Char to accommodate both grade building, ^ when the school He was teacher and confessor ver 1, Colo. most effective means for saving and high school students. The to the -class of 1946 during its Pastors are asked to keep all The 6,000 workers o f the Sem convincingly to the ordinary ities, with 612 in institutions, 247 moved from its former site on Bouls in the world today is the listener on the truths of faith. library, cafeteria, and extra Pennsylvania street on Capitol four years in Holy Family high cash, checks, and pledge cards inary Building Fund campaign priesthood of Jesus Christ— insti And he still does. in foster homes, and 142 under classrooms will not be occu hill. school, and attended all its yearly until the final report is made, will greet the “ kick-off” dinner Thursday, May 14, in parishes tuted by Him for this specific The answer to the English supervision in their own or rela pied until fall. reunions. and then send them to the arch purpose. Those who assist young The cornerstone for the new and missions throughout _ the man’s craving for the “ faith of tives’ homes. Dedication Early A committee from the class diocesan a u d itin g chairman, aspirants to the priesthood are classroom building was laid by archdiocese with enthusiastic his fathers” lies chiefly. Bishop organized icon, after his Monsignor John Cavanagh, Cam helping to realize the aim of both In 1952, according to the re In Next School Year Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Oct. pledges of their own “ Fair Heenan pointed out, in the ex death to find some means by paign Headquarters, Box 2900, Jesus and Mary. Dedication ceremonies will 7, 1952. The structure con tensive program of instruction port, 1,192 children received care which the class and his name Denver 1, Colo. Share.” be held early in the new school tains, besides classrooms, lab Gifts to the Guardian Angels’ being sponsored by the British in the foster homes of the Cath could be joined in perpetuity. John J. Sullivan, archdiocesan year. oratories, a cafeteria, and an It was decided that a chalice burse may be sent to Archbishop Hierarchy. With the Legion of olic Charities or in the Catholic chairman, says: “ I am confident Urban J. Vehr, 1536 Logan , The present site o f St. auditorium-gymnasium. to be presented to Archbishop 2nd Report Meetings Mary in the lead, a system of of the success of the dinners. By street, Denver. motor missions to out-of-the-way Urban J. Vehr for the Stoneham making his own pledge, a worker places and of special lectures to church, where he served more On Special Gifts Will non-Catholic audiences is under LISTENING IN than five years of his short can take the Archbishop’s mes Priesthood Aspirants way. It was as the superior of priestly life, would be the best Be Conducted May 21 sage into every Catholic home, memorial to Father Walsh. the English Catholic Missionary and not ask the faithful to do society, revived in 1947, that the After Archbishop Vehr gave The second report meeting of Asked to Apply Soon A Salute to the Past and a Prophecy something that he has not al Bishop-to-be showed his leader nis blessing to the project, the the special gifts workers of the By Monsignor Matthew Smith men of God, a wonderful and indescribably he ready done himself.” ship in the important apostolic committee began getting in touch Seminary Building Fund cam- Entrance examinationi for As one who was in the midst of the Seminary roic crew. And they served a vigorous and splen with the more than 50 members paigm will be held Thursday, prospective seminarians will be work o f winning outsiders to the did people. faith. He personally schooled key Crusade in the 1920s that built the major part of the class. May 21, at the four regional held at St. Thomas’ seminary, It was no race of weaklings or effete little raissioners to fit them for reach of the structures now used at St. Thomas’, I The drive, now nearing its headquarters, Denver, Colorado The Week in Denver, on Monday, June 8, adventurers who conquered the desert plains ing the people. have been a most interested partaker in close, has netted around $150, Springs, Sterling, and Glenwood at 10 a.m. Archbishop Ucban the current campaign of the Archbishop anditowering mountains of Colorado, but far short of the sum needed. Springs. The first meeting will Owing greatly, no doubt, to the J. Vehr urges that applications to enlarge the institution. people strong in body and mighty in vision, a June 4, the 11th anniversary of Be held Thursday, May 14. Seminary Building missionary work the Church is by young men who wish to I finished my residence study in the great race from whom much was expected and Father Walsh’s ordination, was The total amount of special promoting in the nation, there is study (or the priesthood in seminary in 1923. While I was still a by whom much was achieved. chosen as the day the donation gift subscriptions will be phoned Fund Campaign the Archdiocese of Denver be no appreciable amount of bigotry student, Father William P. Barr discussed with Colorado’s pioneers were men and women will be turned over to the arch to Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. in England at the present time, made as soon as possible so me the possibilities of a drive, for it was obvious who came into the wilds and left a rich and diocese. The Denver meeting will be Friday, May 15— Archdiocesan the Bishop said. “ You never find special gifts committee re that reservations can be made that the institution had to be enlarged or it thriving state. The committee is working to held at a luncheon in the Colo (Tum.to Page i — Column 5) port meetings in Regions I, for them in the seminary. would not be permanent. Two or three years make up the extra funds neces rado room o f the Shirley-Savoy II, III, IV for first report ago, on a visit to Denver, the now veteran Many of the 19th-century pioneers were still sary. hotel at 12:10. Accounting, Business Stressed Father Barr urged me to do all I could for an alive and gave generously to the building o f our of subscriptions obtained. other campaign, as again it was necessary that seminary, our Cathedral, our many churches, Convention Scheduled May 26 Sunday, May 17 — Solicitation the institution be enlarged. schools, and other institutions, when I was an begins. All persons are asked 21 Courses to Be Offered Many factors entered into the task o f getting editor in the ’teens and ’20s of this century. Their to stay home and to receive the present huge campaign under way, but I sons and daughters today, I am sure, will give 'Winning the Sick to God' the Archbishop’s representa am happy to have my little share in it, as I had their “ fair share,” and give^with a spirit of real tives in a courteous way. All By Regis Summer School in the first crusade. sacrifice. members of the soliciting Topic of Paper for ACCW teams will start after attend Twenty-one courses in 14 sub 9:50 o’clock by Don Klene of the We old-timers of the 1920s did a remarkable We need far more priestly and religious ing Benediction of t h e jects will be covered in the eve staff of the Register. Besides job away back then. Denver had never had such vocations. The interest in this drive and the The Rev. John J. Regan, pas Blessed Sacrament at 1:30 ning classes o f the Regis college being a newspaper man, Klene a major Catholic drive before. Our Cathedral, building of the seminary annex will help to create tor of Mother o f God parish, p.m. in their respective | summer school, Denver, accord also has had several years of ex for instance, was financed by one parish, not them. We need more lay leadership. Plenty of Denver, will present a paper, churches. I ing to Prof. John B. Coyne, di perience in writing for radio. “ Winning the Sick to God,” at In history, a special course in by the diocese. That glorious building is owed it has been created in this campaign. We need Monday, May 18— All parish I rector of the school. almost entirely to the leadership of the great more churches, more missions, more schools— the 27th annual convention of Registration for the classes the “ Survey of Russian Culture” organizations meet in respec- | pioneer, Monsignor Hugh L. McMenamin. The they will be forthcoming, for, the Archbishop’s the Denver Archdiocesan Council will be held June 11 and 12 from will be offered on Monday and tive parishes to give first re- | fact that the massive church was out of debt fund to which all of us will be glad to contribute of Catholic Women, to be held to o’clock each evening in Wednesday evenings (6 to 8:50 port of subscriptions. Pastor I 6 10 and ready for consecration nine years after it will have as its purpose, not only the enlarge Tuesday, May 26, in the Shirley- Loyola hall on the Regis campus. o’clock) by Prof. George Bech- and parish chairman will | was erected is an achievement that all of us ment of the seminary, but the promotion of new Savoy hotel. Tuition rates for the courses are tolt of the lay faculty. complete and forward the old-timers recall with immense satisfaction. parishes and missions. Luncheon will be served at 12 $10 per semester hour, and the Besides these, many courses report form to Archbishop also will be offered in economics, As a young editor, I was closely allied with in the Lincoln room. Reserva Urban J. Vehr, Box 2900, registration fee is $2. I take o ff my hat'to Archbishop Urban J. education, English, mathematics, Father McMenamin in those arduous days, and tions for the luncheon must be Denver 1, Colo. Pastors hold Special emphasis is being put as a member of the Cathedral parish I was proud Vehr. I have had a ringside seat where I could on classes in accounting and philosophy, psychology, religion, made with the presidents of the all rash, checks, and pledge chemistry, and sociology. of him. I was proud also o f the great Catholic watch him, and I go on record as believing he is affiliated organizations of the cards until final report is business administration this ses laics of that parish, who supported his work so the best businessman in the American Hier Classes in the evening school Denver deanery. These presi made. Then send to Very sion, so that those who are net well. Those were days of no inflation, and it was archy, in addition to having all the other qualifi commence June 15 and end dents will notify the members Rev, Monsignor John Cav able to attend classes during the a terrTfic feat to raise $500,000 for the build cations a great Archbishop should have. Rest regular school months can get a Aug. 4. of the committee before 6 p.m. anagh, Campaign Headquar ing, plus perhaps $250,000 more for the in assured that no cent of the money you give will on Sunday, May 24. ters, Box 2900, Denver 1, variety o f courses in the summer be carelessly .spent. I know! terest that had to be paid during the process of Members o f the Leadville, Colo. school. I take o ff my hat also to 'the Vincentian Buffalo Rectory Near building and the nine post-building years until Fort Collins, Greeley, Colorado Leading the accounting Fathers, who have always had a distinguished Wednesday, May 20 — Second the Cathedral was consecrated. Springs, and Glenwood Springs courses will be a class in “ Re faculty at St. Thomas’ seminary, in both its report meeting of subscrip view of C.P.A. Examination Prob deaneries are requested to make Completion; Mass Set The Denver Catholic Register w a s not so little and its big days. They deserve our utmost tions by parish workers. Re their reservations with Mrs. Matt lems and Theory,” to be taught widely circulated a paper during the Seminary support and gratitude. The rector of the semi port form will be sent to the.- from to 9:50 p.m. on Thurs Saya, 2710 Fillmore street, Den 6 Renovation work on the new Crusade of the 1920s as it is now, but it has nary today. Father William Kenneally, C.M., is Archbishop. Total amount ver, before May 24. The price days, by Thomas J. McMahon, rectory o t St. Elizabeth’s parish, always had great influence, and the Vincentian one of the ablest men I have ever known. should be held by pastor un Denver C.P.A., and Father JO' of the luncheon is $1.80. Buffalo, is nearly complete. The Fathers were glorious in their testimony to the Likewise, I take o ff my hat in reverence til final report is made, then seph Ryan, S.J. two-story log house, which was major part it played in putting over that cam to flie memory o f the great Bishop John Henry On the luncheon reservation sent to campaign headquar Among other accounting and purchased for use as a rectory by paign, which in the ’20s was gigantic. We of the Tihen and the people he led in the 1920s, for committee are Mmes. Matt Saya, ters in care of Very Rev. a parish benefactor, is on land ad. Rev. John J. Regan business courses' scheduled are paper are happy today to have a part in the pres the crusade of those times. James Koning, Charles Kurtz, Monsignor John Cavanagh. joining the site occupied by the “Principles of Accounting,” ent archdiocesan campaign. Nothing big can be Men and women o f the Archdiocese o f Dem Herbert Edmonds, David Sikes, Thursday, May 21— Archdioe- new St. Elizabeth church, which Tuesday and Thursday evenings done today without publicity. > ver, unless we go far over the top in this cam Dispensation May 30 and William Cudraore. esan special gifts committee was dedicated in June, 1962. from 6 to 9:50 o’clock; “Re paign, we will not be worthy of the great Since Ember Saturday, May Among the honored guests in report meetings in Regions tail Aceotinting,” Monday and Masses in the new church, I have known many priests in Colorado dur Catholics of the past in this glorious state of 30, ia Decoration day, a legal vited to the luncheon are Arch Iv 11, 111, and IV for second Wednesday evenings from 8 to which are offered there only ing my nearly 40 years as a Catholic editor. Colorado! holiday, '-Archbiabop Urban J. bishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver; report of subscriptions ob 9:50; “ Basic Accounting Proced through the summer months, will They wert, in the earlier days, men of their times, I prophesy complete success for the Arch Vehr baa granted a general Bishop John J. Wright of tained. ures,” Tuesday evening from 6 to be offered every Sunday at 10 a rugged individualistic group, some o f them real bishop’s drive, and___ - a______remarkable ___ new -I-—spurt of— diapenaation from tbo obiiga- Worcester, Mass., who will give Friday, May 22— Third report 7:50;fand “ Business Law,” Mon o’clock, beginning May 24. The characters. They had the flavor and the charm growth for Catholicity in Colorado and the| tion o f faat and abatinenca on the principal address; Bishop meeting. Complete all re day and Wednesday evenings fishing aeaebn opens May 23. of the frontier. Altogether, they were real ht- West■nr—i as -a ------result.li ' Bernard Sullivan, S.J.; Bishop ports on report form and from 8 to 9:50. Very Rev. Monsigmor Elmer Charles Quinn, C.M.; Bishop Hu send to the Archbishop. Pas Another special course to be K o ll^ associate director o f Cath bert M. Newell of Cheyenne, tor holds all cash, checks, offered during the summer school olic‘Cnarities, is administrator of Bishop Joseph C. Willging of and pledge cards until after is a class in “ Radio Technique,” the Buffalo church. The resort Pueblo, Governor Daniel J. this meeting, then forwards to be taught on Monday and town is on the South Platte river Thornton, and Mayor Quigg in same manner as before. Wednesday evenings from 8 to 46 miles southwest of Denver. SUPPORT VOUR SEminflRV )
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Father Hiester Elected Chaplain Sacrificial Giving Worthy of Calvary Bigotry on Way Out, Says Bishop Heenan Jim Eakins, Jr., Proper Response to Seminary Drive No Longer^Unfashionable'to Be Catholic in England (Continued From Page One) Britisih radio priest stated. And more than all the speeches and torie.s: Korea, Janan, Malaya, We have been brought give to the Community Chest, or and for those near and dear to a responsible Protestant attack he cited examples: sermons, wins the battle against and Sidney, Australia (where he Commander for other accustomed charities must us. In the name of Christ Cruci 1. The Iron Curtain— it existed Communism. News o f such char back to center our thoughts ing .the Church,” he explained. represented the British Hier. be kept os is. It is an additional fied for love of us, then, let us in the past century, when the ity and heroism gets back across on the vei7 heart and soul of The'reasonable Englishmen looks archy at the National Eucharis obligation you are assuming— a make up our minds seriously to upon the Church as the “ one Russian officials demanded pass the Red lines, and the Chinese tic Congress); Melbourne, and our religion by the Arch new sacrifice for some, an in obligate ourselves when called great force” against Communism. ports, under rigid regulation, realize that the nuns are utterly Canbarra; and then New Zea Legion Post 1 upon. Let us be self-sacrificing, bishop’s Seminary cam crease to your nresent self-denial Consequently, Parliament favors from all persons entering their devoted to their work of charity. land, He is now on the Eastern obedient children of our Cruci Jim Eakins, Jr., a Regis col. paign, said the Rt. Rev. Mon- to a few. Without such an atti the Catholic schools. land. Then only the aristocrats Bishop Heenan’s itinerary in seaboard, and will return, via fied Savior, doing everything lege graduate and member of signor John R. Mulroy in a ser tude our cause is defeated, but were permitted to leave the cluded Pakistan, Singapore, and Jamaica, to England in time for possible for Him who on the The situation is far different in Blessed Sacrament parish, Den- mon in Holy Ghost church, Den for Catholic people there can be country. Hong Kong and the New Terri- the coronation rites. no defeat or failure in the noblest Cross shed the last drop of His Australia, he said, where the ver, has been elected commander ver, May 10. bigotry shown against the Church 2. Soviet imperialism is very of Leyden - Chiles - Wickersham of Catholic causes. ' Precious Blood for our redemp This is the Mass, he said, for is as bad now as it was 50 ydars much like the Pan-Slavism of the post 1 of the American Legion. We put on numerous lesser tion. we' are raising funds to expand ago in England. Russian Czars. Ed Owens, supervisor of Cath drives and succeed. In the past Largest Single the seminary to provide more few years Catholics have shown Labor Forty Not Tainted 3. The secret police existed be olic Charities, was named a priests to offer the Holy Sacri Force for Good fore Marx. A^d there were " dis junior vice commander in the fice, and to provide more place* Sometimes I feel that I need With Continental Socialism appearances” o f persons, and de same election, and Father Rich in which to offer it. Only sacri to revive my zeal for this cause Asked about the working philos portations to slave labor campe, ard Hiester, archdiocesan music ficial giving is worthy of this of Christ, I feel that my mission ophy of the English Labor party, in Czarist times. director, was elected chaplain. campaign, which has the infinite is very humdrum and prosaic which has a highly Catholic mem 4. The dictatorship o f Stalin PYXES Eakins, supervisor of the In Sacrifice of Calvary and of the and I am doing little worth while bership, Bishop Heenan said; terstate Department of Parole was a reflection of the reigns Mass as ii^ center. for the cause of man’s salvation. “ Our Labor party, though com of Ivan the Terrible and Peter Sterling Silver for the state of Colorado, was a The sermon follows in full. At such a time I turn to scan monly termed ‘Socialist,’ is not the Great. navy fighter pilot in World war Gold Ploted We are now within a week of the Church’s work in the world tainted with Continental Social II. iPollowing the war he studied The important conclusion to the zero hour when it will be in this very time in which we live. ism— the kind held suspect by law. be drawn from these observa settled before God and man who The mission papers and maga the Church.” The official Labor ’ 1 8 '^ Owens, a graduate of Notre tions, the Bishop summarized, is in the Denver archdiocese is tak zines, and the Catholic Rsgister party is the greatest antagonist that the Russian* have never Dame and the Catholic univer ing the talks, the publications, itself bring that lesson home to of Communism, the Bishop de -4. sities, also served in the navy in known liberty.- The Communist the appeals of the past five weeks me. The greatest single force for clared. The Reds fear the Labor- party of today includes only a World war II and, except for his seriously, who intends to respond good in the world is the Catholic ites. small per cent of the Russian navy duty, has been with Catho to the Archbishop’s request and Church and the individual blessed OIL STOCKS It is to the point to recall that people. Under Stalin, they suf lic Charities since 939. pledge himself and herself to a with the greatest opportunity to Bishop Heenan was the first fered under a one-man dictator Father Hiester is a veteran real sacrifice for the next two serve hio fellow man, spiritually W ITH RING English ecclesiastic to speak out ship that was a denial of true of both World war II and the years. “ He that .gathereth not and socially is the Catholic priest. publicly against Dictator Tito’s Communism. Sterling Silver Korean conflict. with me scattereth.’’ A week from Properl" lived he makes of his visit to Britain, then pending. “Without being too ingenu Gold Plated today, after an early Benediction life, himself, the salt of the earth, Bishop Heenan pointed to Cabi in the afternoon, our workers the life of the world. For after ous,” the Bishop believes, “ we Dolls and Doll Parts net Members Richard Stokes and can presume that the Russian $ ,75 will go forth to get your an all he continues Christ’s mission Lord Packenham— outstanding RELIGIOUS STATUES swers— yes or no. on earth. people themselves are prepared 1 0 Catholics— as leaders of t h e to make peace terms with the REPAIRED Certain things must be kept in Some days ago I received a Labor party. West.” Though their leaders can mind. Negatively, it is not a drop thank vou letter from a most Comradeship Displayed not be trusted, the people have A.B.C. Doll Ho§pital ping or robbing of Peter to pay eminent priest who has outdone problems of reconstruction much Mr. & Mrs. J. A. McCourt Paul. Your ordinary contribu most priests in their works on By UN Troops Heortening And Many greater than ours. The devasta 1515 Arapahoe, Denver MA. 7617 tions to support this church, to Rt. Rav. John R. Mulroy behalf of their fellow men. His Bishop Heenan, whose tour in tion of Russia is almost unbe name is a household word even cluded a visit with UN troops in marvelous good example of char lievable. As for their housing Other Gifts among non-Catholics in America, Korea, said he was most en itable giving and church support. problems, in Moscow a family is Bishop Fulton Sheen. As editor couraged by the “ great spirit of Numerous churches, new par fortunate if it has one room in Pocket Holy Water Sprinklers T H E O N L Y of the Mission magazine for the comradeship” shown by mem ishes, schools have been built or bers of the various armies united which to live. $2'40 $g.75 are in the process thereof. Our Propagation of the Faith in the as one. No soldier, the Leeds “ Now is the time,” the Bishop people do not want to live in a U.S.A. he recently asked for Churchman said, boosts himself urged, “ to pray for the guidance churchless community, they do new subscribers and took time to at the expense of his allies. All of true statesmen in our midst, Stoles not want their children to go thank the new ones personally. realize that they fight for a so that the foundations of true ,76 $ 0 ,0 0 to godless schqols unless ahso In that most remarkable tab common cause. peace in the world may be se 1 lutely necessary. Too many van loid this learned Bishop tells all to This friendly atmosphere, the curely laid.” dais exist already. of us, priests and lay people alike, how our sacrifices, little and Bishop pointed out, is in sharp Stalin was the great tyrant— Sick Coll Sets All this is fine, but the drive great, for the faith and material contrast with the false statements capable o f pushing the murder .00 we are putting on is the key to of some Left-wing writers— that IN DENNER aid of others, can bring marve ous tool o f Communism to mur success in all these endeavors. disharmony in Korea is rending derous ends for his own purpose. 10™ ,’24 Owned and operated by Felt A Tarrant Miff. Co. lous blessings to many souls. As More priests, more sisters, better has well been said by that other the UN cause. 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Thursday, May 14, 1953 Office, 938 Banhock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THREE Littleton Catholic Woman 1 Charities Work Grows Is 'Outstanding Mother' Littleton’s Outstanding Mother forced1 her to grow her own gar of 1953, Mrs. Henry Fischbach, is den produce and can it. She has always managed to give away 1952 Report of Welfare Office Tells a member of St. Mary’s parish some of this home product to her and is active in the parish’s sew neighbors. Of Expenditure of $1,116,727 Sum ing circle. Mrs. Fischbach, the The Littleton Independent gave The 1952 report of the Catholic Charities of the Denver archdiocese, in which ex Mrs. Fischbach special praise for penditures of $1,116,727.13 are tabulated, is described by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr as her tolerance, her co-operation with others, and her “ broad in “a digest of unusually fine and effective work.” terest not only in the neighbor A general increase in the de- Maria clinic cared for 4,600 pa fice sees proof that Americans hood and town, but in national and international affairs.” mands made on the Charities cen tients, and,arranged for hospi have not lost their sense of Chris tral office and its affiliated so Mr. and Mrs. Fischbach and talization in Catholic institutions tian charity. "Displaced persons their unmarried children live at cieties is noted in the report, for 748 persons. who have found new homes in the 389 S. Lincoln avenue,, Littleton. w hich is the 26th annual accounl>- In its displaced persons pro Denver area,” the report say?, ing of the bureau’s work. gram, which from Jan. 1 to June "have ably disproved the vicious State K. of C. Meeting "The pressure of finding ade- ,28, 1952, handled the placement rumor that 'foreigners’ do not ?uate housing for lowdncome of 954 persons, the Charities o f make good citizens.” Slated in Longmont; amilies," the report stated, "is being lessened with the comple Sister Mary Anthony to Be Present Election Is Scheduled tion of new housing projects by The Longmont council of the Denver Housing Authority.” the Knight* of Columbui will 'Nun of the Marionettes' be bolt May 16, 17, and 18 to Mayor New Shown at the “ send off” for the group are, left In discussing events that af the state convention of the or Denver 'Just Kids' Band ton gives a to right, Ray Fahnlender of Kings Sooper stores, ganization. who helped support the trip; the Rev. Richard fected welfare planning in 1952, letter of in St. John’* church will be-the Hiester, Dwight McCready, director of music for the report classified as "negative" is 'Hit' at Atlanta, Ga. troduction to To Attend Theater Rally *cene of the convention Ma** archdiocesan schools; Max Oliner, chairman of the the mayor of Atlanta, Ga., to Dwight McCready the action of the Denver City Sunday, May 17, and Arch- fund drive to finance the trip; Mayor Newton; and just before the departure May 1 of a band of stu Council in ending rent controls Sister Marie Anthony, for many years one of Den bi*hop Urban J. Vehr will at Clarence Hockom of the Hospitality center of the dents from Denver Catholic schools for the South tend the banquet on Sunday Denver Chamber of Commerce.— (Photo by Ed of all residential housing. ver’s most beloved and well-known figures in school dra ern city to appear at the sixth biennial convention at 7 p.m. in the St. Vrain Maker) matics when teaching at St. Mary’s academy and Loretto of the Catholic Music Educators’ association. "This action,” the report said, — Photo by GriMinger, Littleton Memorial building. Heights college, will return to Mr$., Henry Fiichbach "will create hardship for many Hanley, Mt. St. Marys college, Registration at the Long i I i I . I families who are already occu the Colorado capital for the ninth mont council’* new home biennial convention of the Cath Los Angeles; the Rev. M. D. mother of five, is hailed by the pied with the serious problem of Dubee, St. *Genesius’ Players’ Littleton Independent for having Saturday, May 16, will open olic Theater conference. Now convention activities. An elec 35 Youngsters on 'Request' TV Show making their income balance the stationed at Webster college, guild, Montreal, Canada; Mrs. taught her children “ service to John P. Downs, Denver Catholic others.” She received a framed tion will be conducted Mon expenses caused by an inflated Webster Groves, Mq., Sister day, May 18, when delegate* Marie Anthony will* lead a Community Theater; the Rev. certificate from the newspaper econ om y.” Urban Nagel, O.P., St. Mary of on Mother’s day. gather for coniideration of Denver Band a 'Hit' in Atlanta, Ga. “ breakfast-table” discussion on business. Lack of Facilities costuming at the Heights con the Springs, Columbus, 0., and Mrs. Fischbach’s children are vention June 11. formerly of New York’s Black- Mrs. Charles Graham, Walter, A band of instrumentalists McCready that a number of Educational points seen by the Creates Problem friars troupe; Norbert Silbiger, Edward, Mary, and Rita Fisch music scholarships t<# the Catho The popular nun received na Building Bequeathed from Denver Catholic schools band included natural beauty Richmond Community theater, bach. Through the years, Mrs. lic university will be available to Described as "the No. I so- tional attention for handling the under the direction of Dwight' spots in Arkansas and the giant Richmond, Ind.; and William Cal Fischbach has had to work to students from Denver archdioc- costuming of Father Daniel cycloramic painting of the bat cial problem of 1952” is the criti lahan, George Washington uni help keep her children in school. To Arvada Parish Is McCready was one of the “ hits” esan schools. Lord’s gigantic pageant, A Salute cal lack of physical facilities in versity, Washington, D.C. Her husband’s illness has also of the sixth biennial meeting of Another invitation that came tle of Atlanta in • Grant park, to Canada, produced at Midland, Sold for $41,500 Sum to Mr. McCready and his mus Atlanta, The group toured the the two state homes and train Ontario, in 1949 to commemorate the National Catholic Music The transaction hy which Educators’ association in Atlanta, icians as the result of their at park as the special guests of ing schools for the mentally de the 300th anniversary of the the mayor of Atlanta, to whom the Nicolino building, be Ga., May 4-6. ' tending the Atlanta convention, ficient at Ridge and Grand June Jesuit martyrs. Her work was Hospital Wing Dedicated was one from the Wichita Cath Mayor Newton had sent a spe •given prominent attention by the queathed in the estate of the The 35 young musicians, four tion. • late A nnie O. Nicolino for the olic schools. Next year Mr. Mc cial message of introduction for Toronto Telegram. chaperones, and Mr. McCready, Cready hopes to take a picked the band. "Child welfare programs and Sister Marie Anthony is best use of St. Anne’s shrine, A r who is music director for arch vada, was sold for $41,500, group of players to Wichita to The band played a concert for known to Denverites, however, At Ceremony in Durango diocesan schools, traveled by Catholic teachers in Belleville, hundreds of individual families was completed in the past help the sisters in the teaching for her work with puppets and chartered Greyhound bus to the 111., en route to the convention. have suffered because in recent week. of iristrumental mugic. marionettes at the college and Durango. — Dedication cere- former pastor of St. Columba’s convention. years these state instiftitions have The new owners of the build academy. Her classrooms here monies for the new wing of parish. The popularity of the band, ing, located at 7605 Grandview, not been able to accept children looked like doll shops, being lined Mercy hospital here took place the only instrumental group at A heavy spring mountain bliz Arvada, are Frank and William seriously needing this type of with gaily costumed puppets. Her May 13, with Solemn Mass being zard, however, made it impossible the convention, is shown by the puppet shows gained the praise Ghillarducci. It's Play Clothes Time care,” the report went on. celebrated after the blessing of for many priests to attend from applause that forced tjie players of leading theater experts. the biilding at 9:30 a.m. The Rt. Mrs. Nicolino, a convert, who to extend a concert scheduled Denim Jeans, in colors, short or long, $ 4 69 distant places. died Jan. 9, 1952, left an estate It was remarked that the Stale The fact that her talent is Rev. Monsignor Joseph D. Se- for one-half hour in Atlanta’s zipper fronts, sizes 1 to 6...... - ...... ■ The Sisters of Mercy operate estimated at $100,000 to re Board of Institutions was making joined to a personality to match gourn, V.F., pastor of St. Co Biltmore hotel to one hour and T-Shirts ...... m the most vivacious professional the institution with Sister Mary ligious and charitable works in 15 minutes. Attending the con plans for additions to the fac lumba’s parish, was the celebrant. Laurence as superior. entertainer guarantees that her He also delivered the sermon for Denver. Archbishop Urban J. cert were instrumental teachers ilities. discussion will be one of the most the occasion. Estimated $950,000 V’ehr was named the executor of from Catholic schools from the Girls’ Denim Shorts $ 4 .2 9 In 1952, 114 unmarried popular at the convention. Invitations were extended to The new wing cost $950,000 the estate, v^hich included a East coast and as far west^ as plaids and solids. Sizes 2 to 14 • Another feature that will at the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. including the remodeling of ihe large grant to the Queen of W’ichita, Kans. Seersucker Shorts $ 4 .00 mothers were assisted by Catholic Heaven orphanage, the donation tract outstanding talent to the Mulroy, director of Catholic old building. It has been in con The Colorado bajid appeared 2 to 14 ...... I Charities and the Ave Maria convention will be the workshop of real estate owned by Mrs. Charities in the Archdiocese of struction for a year and a half on television over station WLW, Master Buck Seersucker Shirts $ 4 59 clinic to secure hospital and med on Community Theater on the Nicolino in Arvada for the use of Denver; the Rt. Rev. Monsignor and a city-wide drive was con Atlanta, at the request of Mon Gay colors, sizes 6 to 1 4 ...... i ical care and to plan for the fu afternoon of June 11. Participat William Kipp of St. Mary’s ducted to help defray the ex St. Ann’s shrine, a grant of signor Thomas Quigley, presi ing will be Charles S. Costello, church, Colorado Springs, and pense of the expansion. $12,000 for two seminary burses, dent of the NCME.4. ture for their children. The re- and several small bequests for Marycrest college, Davenport, former pastor of St. Columba’s; The fireproof building is of The young Colorado Catholic Our Bonus Book , port acknowledged the "valuable relatives in Italy. Ja., chairman; Alexander Ivo, and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor brick and steel reinforced con Saves You Money co-operation" in this'special work The late Rev. Norbert Walsh musicians so impressed Edward director. Civic theater; Frank F^ipncis P. Cawley of St. Joseph’s, crete construction with a capac Barrett, musicologist of the announced in January before his RA. 60«0 of the three Catholic hospitals, ity of 44 beds and 16 bassinets. Catholic university, Washingd^on, Mr*. Peter Jonke "Where Children Reiin" death that of the money from the the Booth memorial hospital, and Sisters IVote 30 Years’ Service Each private room has its own D. C., that he has promised Mr. sale of the building $ was bathroom and shower; semi 6,000 the Florence Crittenton home. used to pay o ff the balance of private or two-bed rooms have a Cadillac Car Big Feature the parish debt; $ to pay The officers of Catholic Char bath between every two rooms. 10,000 ities are Archbishop Vehr, pres for property bought by the par The walls and ceilings are ish to house a convent in the ident; T. Raymond Young, first Of Dominican Nuns' Bazaar painted in attractive colors. The future; and $25,000 deposited to vice president; Mrs. M. J. O ’Fal windows, which are plentiful, af the school building fund. r q e n i i o By W alter Sullivan lon, second vice president; Mrs. •4s in past years the Loyola ford a beautiful view of the OjBnOTH EItf The main attraction at the church grounds, at 23rd 'and mountains from every room, and John T. Tierney, secretary; John 30th annual bazaar of the York street, will be the site are so constructed that they may Invocation Added Dominican Sisters’, to be held J. Sullivan, treasurer; Monsi of the bazaar. Tickets will be be opened without causing a ^ c w c l c f s 2nd Umyenity gnor John R. Mulroy, director; July 16, 17, 18, and 19, will distributed to all the support draft on the piatient. To Divine Praises be a deluxe 1958 Cadillac ers of the Dominican Sisters’ Monsignor Elmer Kolka, associate Among the special features Ir a letter to the pastors 16th and Champa St. TAbor 2209-2200 convertible fully equipped. work in the very near future. that add to the comfort of pa director; and Father James Mona Since this event will mark of the Archdiocese of Denver, tients and the convenience of Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Proudly announce the addition of the GEIER han, assistant director. the 30 years of service by the Meeting Called nurses are oxygen piped into Dominican Sisters to the sick, notes that, in accordance with In another section of the re For June 8 each room with an outlet for a recent decree of the Sacred line of fine medals and crucifix crosses to its poor of Denver and vicinity, each bed, and a new central port, it was noted that the St. regardless of race, color, or Congregation of Rites, the complete stocks. A general meeting will be sterile supply department that Vincent de Paul society, through creed, efforts to make this words “ Blessed be her glorious held the evening of June 8 in relieves nurses and attendants of bazaar the most successful Assumption” are to be added We believe this to be one of the finest lines its 23 parish units, aided 629 Loyola school hall, and all much cleaning, wrapping, steri fiqUncial undertaking are be to the Divine Praises recited families, an increase of 152 over interested in supporting the lizing, and caring for equipment available to the discerning consumer, and in ing made by the committees after Benediction. This is to bazaar are urged to attend. that was formerly done on the the preceding year. The Ave in charge. be added before the words vite you to come in and inspect it. Illustnted Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, floors. Illustratrd “ Blessed be the Name of Mary, Miraculous Medal has indicated that he will be Crucifix Cross present to participate in the The first Mercy hospital in Virgin and Mother.” Ask for Mr. W. A. (Bill) Jeffries, member St. 14K Gold Durango was a three-story frame 14K Gold organization of what will be James’ Parish, who will be glad to assist you in 12.95 the biggest and most success building erected in the early Regis Frosh 9.50 summer of 1882, and which (No Fed. Tax) ful of all the Dominican Sis Talented Dramatist (No Fed. Tax) your selection. ters’ bazaars. served as a convent, hospital, and schqol. In 1884 a new Mercy hospital COMPLETE SELECTION DIAMOND RINGS, WEDDING RINGS, MOUNTINGS, building was constructed, the Seismograph Show patient capacity being 25 beds. GRADUATION GIFTS, WEDDING PRESENTS. A new addition was built and the east side of the hospital was On KBTV May 22 remodeled in 1931. The bed ca The seismograph will be the pacity was then increased to 62. topic for the “ Treasure Chest of A nurses’ home known as ’ St Knowledge” show presented by Rita’s residence was erected in Regis college, Denver, over sta 19.'!7. tion KBTV Friday evening. May The ground was broken for 22, at 6 o’clock. the new hospital wing Aug. 27 The Regis seismograph, a ma 1951, and the cornerstone cere chine for measuring and record mony took place May 11^ 1952 MIDUND ing earthquakes, was installed at With the completion of this ’r< Regis in 1909 by the famous new wing, Mercy is now a 97- ’ Father Armand W. Forstall, S..I. bed hospital. ' s ' I f The machine was and is a link in On May 12 Monsignor Se- ^ Tlv. the Jesuit chain of seismographs, gourn consecrated the altar in which now strings around the the new Mercy hospital chapel. world. The Rev. Joseph Downey, The altar, imported from Italy, S.J., of the college has been in was a gift to the hospital and is charge of it since the retirement of white marble with a mosiac of Father Forstall. Father Dow design. ney also will narrate the TV show, which will concern itself Michael O’Sullivan, a GIVE with explaining and demonstrat freshman at Regis college, ing how the amazing machine is Parochial Picnic Denver, was notified recently able to record earthquakes any that one of his dramas had been where in the world. chosen for production and pres This show will be followed on entation by the Pasadena Play RELIGIOUS GIFTS Friday, June 5, by one on earth At Elitch's on house association and also by the quakes, also featuring Father Louise Mullen Dramatic studios Downey. The show June 5 will of Denver. be the final show of the school The drama, A Study in Red, .-.vK for year, but the series will be com May 14 and 15 >s;v deals with the chaos of modern menced again next fall over the ■C .JlZ*.- man and his unending search for same station. If spring can “ pull itself If' • off the ropes,” the annual a resting place that is God’s For your financial benefit,' investigate the FIRST COMMUNION parochial schools’ picnic will heart. Catholic Teacher Leads be held at Elitch’s Gardens Shortly after he received no thrifty "Economy Home Loan" plans offered by CONFIRMATION May 14-15. The grade school tice that his play was to be pro pupils take oyer the amuse duced, Mike was contacted by a GRADUATION State Fratern ity Unit ment park May 14; tomorrow, Phoenix, Ariz., TV station and Midland Savings before you finance a home. It will Mary Louise Flood, principal May 15, will be the high contracted to writq and produce FATHyi’S DAY of Englewood Junior high school, schoolers’ turn for a day of plays for that station during the pay you because $37.50 is the total loan fee. was elected state president of games'and rides, climaxed by summer vacation. His home is in Delta Kappa Gamma. This na dancing at 2 p.m. in the Troca- Phoenix. Reasonable interest rates save you money for . tional organization of educators dero. In the event rain (or has a membership o f 860 in Colo May snow) interferes, the out Denver Coliseum Site No matter what the occasion rado, and 22 chapters. ing will ||e held May 18. years to come, too. you will find a religious gift Miss Flood, long’recognized as The archdiocesan school of Of Bishop Sheen Talk that will be sure te please. one of Colorado’s outstanding ed fice has provided prizes for ucators, was elected at the 14th winners in track and field The Denver Coliseum will be annual convention held May 9 competition and in dancing. the site June 19 of the address by Auxiliary Bishop Fulton J. at Greeley. She is a Catholic. Elitch’s co-operates in giving Sheen of New York. The ap FEDERAL SAVINGS t Comploic Linr of Religiout Article! for CKufch and Home the parochial pupils an outing pearance of the famous radio Legal Program by blindfolding the ticket and T V personality will be in A question of proving citizen takers at the gates on these behalf of the Loretto Heights MIDUHD LOAN ASSOCIATION \. I*. Wanner ami t'<». ship and age, and how an old two days, and by reducing the college scholarship fund. family Bible comes to the rescue, price o f all the rides and The title of Bishop Sheen’s make up the story in this week’s amusements by one-half. address has not been given. ( iiriMii <;«o»s “Attorney-at-Law” program. The outing is made possible His Denver visit in June will 17TH AT GUNARM 7895 WEST COIFAX 606 14fh St. Between Colitoznia & Welton TA 8331 The last in a series, the show will annually through the courtesy be his first since he spoke in be heard at 9:45 p.m. Tuesday, of Jack Gurtler, manager of August, 1947, in City audito May 19( on station KLZ. - Elitch’a. rium. •H PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, Moy 14, 1953 St. Vincent Parish Dance Set May 16|Archbishop Vehr Will Be Guest Annual Tea Set May 21 (S t. Vincent de Paul’* Pariih, picnic in Genessee park Tuesday, day, June 2. Mrs. Joseph Con By Parent-Teacher League Denver) May 19. nors is chairman, and Mrs. G. P. Vargas and Mrs. E. T. Pursley The fourth annual “ All So The all-school picnic will be The Catholic Parent-Teacher league will hold its annual are cochairmen. At Nurses^ Breakfast May 16 held in Washington park Tues tea in the Knights of Columbus hall, Denver, at 1:30 p.m. on cieties" parish dance will be held PTA Officers Instolled (Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Nurses, Denver Chapter) Thifrsday, May 21. si Saturday evening, May 16, in I At the final PTA meeting of The Catholic nurses’ Communion breakfast Saturday, 0 the parish hall. Bill Petrie and the school year May 11, Sgt. Wal Mrs. Matt Saya, president of the league, will preside at a U May 16, will have as guest of honor Archbishop Urban J. his orchestra will furnish the ter Johnson of the traffic de- brief business meeting preceding the tea, at which there will be le music. During the orchestra’s jpartment stressed the dangers of Vehr. an election and installation of officers. The Rev. Edward Leyden will install the new officers. ’ break period Jim Kopp, of I double parking at the school Father Harley Schmitt will be the speaker at the n: “ K, of C.” fame, will do his while bringing or calling for the breakfast. Father Schmitt, pastor of A ll Saints’ parish, re Mrs. James Foley, chairman of the nomination committee, lil famous “ Carmen Miranda” act. children. turned in 1951 from Rome, will be assisted by Father Leyden. Mrs. Robert Carlin, Mrs. Admission is $1.50 per couple. I Mrs. Matt Saya, president of Henry Lewis, and Mrs. Blake Vifquain. Vll Refreshments will be provided. where he obtained a degree in I the CPTL, installed the new of- canon law. le All the young people of the par I ficers. They are Mrs. George AH PTA members in the city are invited to this last meeting )ti i.sh are especially invited. Learned,'president; Mrs. Walter Sophie Tucker He was at one time spiritual of the year and the tea following. ja Kickoff Dinner Angerer, vice president; Mrs. director of the Colorado Springs Mrs. James Koning, as chairman of the arrangements, will VI) James McCabe, secretary; Mrs. chapter of the ACCN. Approximately 200 men who he assisted by the officers. Mines. Charles Kurtz, Herbert Ed a Howard Conway, treasurer; Mrs. The Mass Saturday will be in monds, David Sikes, Howard Kinkel, Louis Cribari, and Walter Mi will work on the Seminary cam Makes Donation Holy Ghost church at 8:30 Stan Johnson, auditor; and Mrs. Badger. , paign will enjoy the “ Kickoff Patrick Lyness, historian. o’clock and will be followed by- dinner” Thursday evening. May Mrs. James Foley, hospitality chairman, will he assisted by 14, at 7 p.m. in the parish breakfast in the Shirley-Savoy hotel at 9:30. Mrs. Marshall Reddish, president of Cathedral PTA, and Mrs. hall. The Very Rev. William Paramount Social Club To Sf. Vincent's F rp k Muto, president of St. Mary’s Mothers’ club. Mrs. Louis Kenneally, C.M., rector of St. Tickets for the breakfast are Cribari, president of St. Mary Magdalene’s, will donate the spe Thomas’ seminary, will be thej I At the meeting of the St. Vin $1.75 and may be secured from cial prize. honored guest. Plans Party on May 17 cent Aid society May 3, Mrs. Mrs. McGinley, DE. 0355. Nurses The dinner will be served byi Myron Babcock announced that are asked to come to Mass in uni At the past.CPTL meeting, the schools highest in attendance the Altar and Rosary society,! A card party for members of ‘ Sophie Tucker, the nationally form if possible. were St. Catherine’s. Mt. Carmel, and St. Vincent rie Paul’s. Mrs. Victor Meyer, president of Our Lady of Lourdes PTA, with Mrs. Louis Sullivan as| 'the Catholic Paramount Social I known entertainer, made a gen-; PotIuck Supper chairman, and Mrs. Edgar Al i club will be held at 6 p.m. Sunday, |erous donation to St. Vincent’s won the special prize. corn, cochaimian. i [May 17, in the home of Mrs. 1 home. A potluck supper will be held !Amelia Desmond, 2240 Gaylord May 28 in St. Joseph's hospital The eighth grade will have itsl Father Kenneally Rev. Harley Schmitt I At the meeting of St. Vin- i.'treet, Denver. Members wishing I cent’s Aid society at M t St. nurses’ home at 6:4u p.m. This I to attend as well as anyone is in conjunction with the regu I eligible for membership in the Ml. Carmel Third 0rder:^” "p'L‘d "Sr|- lar meeting. Card games will be CATHEDRAL PARISH Taramount club who wishes to go| , , aa « y and presented with corsages by played following dinnhr and These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Palronafie jto the card party, at^ urged tojyyfff QH m O y 2 1 Mrs. Gunther. They are Mines. there will be a short business call Mrs. De.smond, DE. 1940, fori Joseph Emerson Smithj George meeting. reservations. I The Third Order Secular of Pope, W. W. Adams, Joseph Father Gerald Morahan, !V'o Down Payment To be eligible for membership, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel will Walsh, James O'Connor, J. Mor brother to Florence Morahan, is Motor Ovrrhaalint a man or woman must be a Body & Fander Repair! meet Thur«day, May 21, at gan Cline, and W. J, McGettigan, visiting his parents and relatives. practical Catholic, single or' Tailored Seat Coreri 7:30 p.m. in Mother of God and Miss Eva Walsh. widowed, and 35 years of age or Catherine Shay is a surgical Motor Tune*up church, Speer boulevard at L-ted Cars over. Needlework Guild patient in Mercy hospital. i»k k .s (:k i f t i o .\s c .a l l k d Logan. Plans for the reception The next social meeting of the Miss Walsh, chairman of the Mrs. Joe Andersen was a pa Cathedral Motors FOR A\D DF.LIVERED of novices in June will he tient in St. Joseph's hospital last club will be held at 8 o'clock needlework guild for St. Vin JOE GAFFNEY, Prop. Colfax al Downing Denver discussed. week. 1735 Loftn KE. 8038 Tuesday evening. May 26, in cent’s, reminded the women their KEvslone 3217 •Lovola hall. Mrs. Monica Arno was con donations must be in by May 15. fined to St. Joseph's hospital iRegis Guild to Conduct The donations may be sent to | on account of pneu Married Meeting on May 14 Miss Rose Adele Reilly, 12191 DOYLE’S At St. John’s The Regis guild will meet Milwaukee, or by calling Miss' Mrs. Margaret Cart is a surgi Thursday, May 14, at 8 p.m. in Eva Walsh KE. 5620. PHARMACY cal patient in Colorado Springs Tht Particolar Druf^ist the Regi.s college dining room, At the con'clution of the hospital. Denver. Mrs. \ ictor Hebert will meeting Mr«. Ella M. Week- I7lh AVE. AND GRANT coifttr ;^aeem A ViMYtK, ctia be assisted by Mrs. R. Cordes, baugh invited the membera and Wedding June 20 KE. 5987 FREE DEUVERt Mrs. W. JIcMenanry, Mrs. T. the friends of St. Vincent’s Floyd, and the officers to serve home to be guests at the meet ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH refreshments. Entertainment will ing to be held in her home follow. on June 2. Hatchett Drug Store NOB HILL INN Patronise Thes^ Friendly Firms **The rtors of Quality and SerTiet** 420 EAST COLFAX COCKTAILS Flower Show May 15-16 701 Grant — KE. 3617 SUNDAY HOURS 10 A.M. to J P.M. Delicious Dinners Joe Buckmoster Motors Tulip Mania is the theme for Mrs. E. T. Hagin; cleanup, Miss Compounding prescriptions is ths HOT AND COLD LUNCHES (Mimbir sf St. VIstinf bi Piil'i Pirlih) the spring flower show of the Rose Baroch; classifications, Mrs. most important part of our businsss Your Business Is Appreciated Bars Home Garden Club of Denver, Specializing in Ford & Mercury Service E. C. Horne; entries. Miss Rosa Inc., May 15 and 16 in the Den M. Schoder; and transportation, AUo General Kepalri >- Skellj Gai & Oil ver museum of natural history in Mrs, H. L. Lindstrom. Factory Equipment on Lawnmower Sharpening City park. The president is Mrs. J. R. E. Bayaud and S. Madison FR 8711 The tulip show being held in Ballinger. conjunction with the formal dedication and opening of the MAZZULLA new wing of the museum at noon Wm. T. Roche Heads LEN'S Pharmacy Open Sundays, 9 to 1 Friday, May 15, and will con U C. FEHR. Prop. Week Days 7 to 7 i tinue on Saturday from 9 a.m. Ushers at Cathedral Member St. Vincrnt Paal’i Pariah to 4 :30 p.m. CLEANERS & TAILORS Have Your Doctor Phono Hawes Food Store The committee consists of: William T. Roche, who hat 304 East Colfax , MA 5063 Ua Your Preacription I General chairman, Mrs. J. L. Booker Hawes — Gayla Hawes served at an usher at the Ca> 2707 E. Louisiana RA* 3739, Janosky; staging. Miss Lula R. A Bi-Low Store On April 11 Mary Cath thedral for tome 45 years, has At Loaiaiana and South Clayton I Morse; placement, Mrs. W. 0. been named head usher, ac Alterations Restyling Quality Meats - erine Chase, daughter of Wilson; schedule, Mrs. E. R. cording to Montignor Walter Washington Park Mkt. Groceries Mr. and Mrs. Leon Allen Chase, iKalmbach; hospitality, Mrs. C. J. J. Canavan, pastor. He suc and Hugh Patrick Hogan recited Christensen; publicity, Mrs. E. ceeds Maurice Hickey, who Refitting Fresh & Frozen Fruits Miss Marlene McCabe, Red & White Food Stores their marriage vows before a L. Cochrane; awards, Mrs. R. H. died last week after many and Vegetables daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BILL HUGHES, Prop. Nuptial Mass in St. John the Hughes; years of service to the Ca Louisiana and Clayton Printing, Mrs. C. 0. Parker; CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER Complete Food Service Evangelist’s church, Denver. The thedral. Eugene C. McCabe, has set June Rev. Louis J. Mertz witnessed posters, Mrs. R. G. Butts; judges. Mr. Roche will be assisted by 20 as the date of her marriage SP. 5717 to William Joseph Cowan, She is 598 South Gilpin the ceremony. four associate head ushers: a graduate of St. Mary’s acad "It’s Sniirt to B« Thrifty” The matron of honor was Alumnae Meet May 17: Michael Egan, Thomas Der- Patricia J. Turner and the best mody, Harry Linaberry, and emy and will be graduated from Loretto Heights college in May. man was Danny Hogan. Kather At Mt. St. Gertrude's Daniel Yaccovetta. ine Hogan was the bridesmaid, She has sung the leading role in Loretto Heights “ Star Nights” and Virgil Kirstin, Joe Chase, The annual May meeting of | BRAE and Jim Dougherty were ushers. Wedding June 6 for the past three years. the Alumnae association of the Mr. Cowan is the son of Mr. Mt. St. Gertrude academy will and Mrs. William J. Cowan, Sr., be held this Sunday, May 17, Shopping Center! of Naperville, 111. He served two WE DO BEAUTIFUL WORK ON PTA Tx-Presidents at the academy in Boulder. All years in the U. S. marines and the members are invited to at is a graduate of Regis college,' Have Annual Lunch tend. where he was a member of Alpha CONOCO PRODUCTS The day will begin with a Delta Gamma fraternity. Preisser's Red & V/hite I The Past Presidents’ Social High Mass at 9 o’clock in the FORMALS Lnbriestlon, Car Washing. Battcrlaa I club of Catholic PTAs held the chapel, followed by a brunch Genealogical Society annual potluck luncheon May 13 meeting. The featured speaker Recharred, Tir# Vnlcanizini “ Massachusetts Geneological Grocery and Mmrket in the Catholic Charities annex, will be Mrs. Elizabeth Farrow. Research” will be the subject of Burke's Cleaners BONNIE BRAE 1665 Grant street, Denver. The spring elections will be FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES, AND an address by Mrs. Clarence F. QUALI-n- GROCERIES Luncheon was at 12:30 p.m. held. CONOCO SERVICE The retiring presidents of the Eckstrom at the meeting of the Free Delivery SPruco 4447 Colorado Geneological society, Burke's Broadmoor Cleaners 724 So. Univeriity PE. 9909 2331 E, Ohio Ave. (So. Univ anti Ohio) parish PTAs were honored guests. Mrs. Maltby was chair Queen's Daughters Thursday, May 21, at 7:45 p.m. 712 So. Pearl TWO 26.E. llth Ave. man, assisted by Mrs. Tolvn. The in room 405 of the YMCA build PE. 8485 SHOPS MA. 7442 The firms listed here Bonnie Brae Drug Co. Rev. Edward A. Leyden, spiritual ing, 1545 Tremont place. All are Plan Picnic May 16 invited. deserve to be remembered Lioy8 Chimfeirlln—3lcharil Ciiimberlln adviser of the club attended along with other members of the tvTen you are distributing Have your Doctor phone u$ clergy. At Elitch Gardens your Prescriptions your patronage in the dif Plans were made by the Queen’s Beers, Wine Etc Daughters for a picnic at Elitch’s ferent lines of business. Gardens, Saturday, May 16. 763 So. University RA. 2874 St. Thomas' Auxiliary Members are asked to a.ssemble I in the tea room promptly at Will Meet on May 19 i2:30 p.m. I Monsignor Higgins gave ex- The St. Thomas* seminary .erpts for the Young Sewman as sou GAYLOBB auxiliary will meet at the presented by Rev. Henry Tris- On June 6 at the Church Hair Beauty Kit seminary on Tuesday, May 19, |tram of Birmingham, England. of the Bles.sed Sacrament, Nilioppiiij* District at 8 p.m. All members and 1 A games party is to be held Denver. Bess Riesenman will be their husbands are urged to be I in the C. D. of A. clubrooms come the bride of Robert A. onty present. First arrangements j Saturday, May 23. Luncheon will Christman, .son of Prof, and Mrs. 1092 So. will be made for the bazaar. 'be served at 1 p.m. Adams A. Christman of Ann Ar bor, Mich. The ceremony will be GavlorH EMPIRE MARKET RFCMIAfR VAlUf <2 64 | PK. 2461 BOB'S IGA performed at 10:15 a.m. before Johnny Meyers Bob Holm the Rt. Rev. Harold V. Campbell. Open TPeek Days and Sundays Following the Nuptial Mass a S a.m. to 9 p.m. wedding breakfa.st and reception SUPER MARKET will be held in Lakewood Country Meats - Groceries • Vegetables Quality M^ats - Sea Foods club. Bfttnr (Juality for Less 10.58 So. Gavlord SP. 7,567 The bride-elect, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair A. Ries BELMONT Mobiloil . Pennzoil - Mobilgat enman, has asked Maj. Josephine Lubrication & Washing PLIMBING CO. C. Riesenman of San Antonio Tune Up - Clutch & Brake SAVE almost ONE HALF Repairing & Contracting to be her maid of honor and Miss NO JOB TOO LARGE OR SMALL So. Gaylord Service Marilyn Beckord to be brides Free Eatimates maid. Little Mary Claire Riesen for a limited time onlr SAM BOXER. Mgr. 1078 S. Gajlord man will be the flower girl. Days. PE. 2070 Center and Garage Mr. Christman’s best man will NighU. EA. 5379 1001 So. Gaylord SP. 6443 be J. Fred Riesenman. The attendants will be Michael Ed NUTRI TONIC Complete Hair Beauty Kit ward Timmons and Robert Pear Lyons Pharmacy son. An alumna of St. Mary’s acad 4-treatment set, Your Extra Friendly Druggist ___' fw m Full Registered Pharmacist emy, the prospective bride was 1.49 Down Town Prices graduated from Loretto Heights regularly 2.64 plus tax We Give Green Stamps college and completed her diete P finum utU tf^ tic internship at the New York So. Gaylord &. Tenn. PE. 0357 Polyclinic Medical school and © F L O W E R ^ hospital in New York city. For a The Arms listed here deserva to number of years she has been a Here are 4 preparations that keep your hair (7!^$PRUCE 7318 I be remembered when you art dis ttmMS.GAVLOKDST. member of the dietary staff at tributing your patrenago to tho Denver General hospital. at its loveliest. . . all in one compact k it . . . different lines of business. Mr. and Mri. K. W. McCIe.n Her fiance attended the Uni versity of Michigan and received each enriched with Cholesterol, heart of lanolin « his Ph.D. from Princeton uni versity in 1950. He did research . . . to keep your hair always looking its best. work in the West Indres and is , REGULAR PRICE KEENE SUPER MARKET now associated with the U. S. Married at St. John's I",’ Geological Survey. * Patented Oil Creme Permanent— R e fill.. . .'.$ 1 .2 5 1093 S. Gaylord Fred Keene, Prop RA. 0902 Froegel of St. Peter’s parish, Greeley, officiated in the wedding of Both the prospective bride and 2 bridegroom are membera of the * Creme Shampoo— IV oz- tube...... S9 store Hours: 8 to 6:00 Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. Lt. (j.g.) Arch N. Gassmann and Marguerite Lou MdCabe, daughter St. Thomas University club. 8 to 7 Friday and Saturday of Mrs. Mary McCabe, in St. John the Evangelist’s church, Denver. • Hair Luxury— 1 % oz. tube...... 50 Mrs. Mary Miller was matron of honor, and Ralph Gassmann, • Nationally Advertised Foods brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Dolores Wheatley and To Sing ‘Carmen’ • Hair Treatment— % oz. tu b e ...... 50 Jeannie Ruhlan were bridesmaids, and William Dreiling of Hayes, Mildred Miller has been signed ■ • Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Kans., and John Grove were attendants. for the leading role in Central The bride is a graduate of St. Francis de Sales’ high school and City’s production of Carmen, • Top Grade Meats — Sea Foods — Poultry is a former employe of the Register. The bridegroom attended Regis opening June 27 in the mining It’s Keene Super Market for the Keenest Buys In Toivn college. community. She is leading The couple are living in Newport, R. I., where the bridegroom, mezzo-soprano with the Metro t navy pilot, is stationed.— (Photo by Universal studios). politan Opera company.
■i- .. Thursday, May 14, 1953 Office,* 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE FIVE
Theater Manager Orphanage Society Miller-Hild Wedding Guild Entertains Mothers D o r o t h y To Tell About 3-D To Hold Meeting, Marie Hild, (Archbiihop's Guild, Denver) hue will be the hostess at this daughter of Immaculate Conception circle meeting. Mrs. Barbara entertained their mothers at a Billie Lou Weber will enter For Luncheon Cluh Rosary on May 19 Hild, 3263 Cur dinner May 10 in the American tain Our Lady of Lourdes circle tis street, and Legion home. Tuesday, May 19. Ralph Batschelet, manager of The Queen of Heaven orphan The May meeting of the Holy A “ hankie” party is being age Aid society will meet Tues Raymond M i 1- the Tabor theater, Denver, will ler, son of Mrs. Family circle will be held in the planned for the next meeting of day, May 19, with recitation of home of Catherine Proctor. discuss “ 3-D, What Is It?” at the Lydia Miller, Key of Heaven circle, Wednesday, the Rosary for peace in the Mr. and. Mrs. James Carter are meeting of the Friday Luncheon W e 1 b y, e X- May 20, in the home of Grace orphanage chapel at 1 :30. the parents of a girl, born May 7. Barth. club May 15, Jim Peri, chairman, changed m a r- All returns on the recent ben Florence Cope of Christ the announced. riage vows be Dorothy Byrne of Our Lady of efit should be made at or before King circle is moving to a new Mr. Batschelet, well known to fore a Nuptial Sorrows circle is recovering from this meeting. home at Seventh and Revere in Denver TV fans as the “ Deputy Mass in O u r an 'emergency appendectomy in Members of the society and Hoffman Heights. Dan” of a Saturday morning Lady of Grace St. Joseph’s hospital. friends of the orphanage are in St. Anne’s circle has canceled The May meeting of Our Lady television show, has had 22 years’ church, Denver, vited to attend an operetta its May meeting because of ill of Loretto circle was a surprise experience in theater business Playtime in Happy Holland, to April 25. The ness in the Holzer family. stork shower for Mrs. Irene and is considered Denver’s fore Rev. James be given in honor o f the gradua Sancta Maria circle will meet Hoar. The hostess for the party most expert on three-dimensional Moynihan wit tion class at 2 o’clock Sunday Friday, May 15. Mary Don- was Mrs. Helen Wehrle. film. afternoon, May 17, at the or nessed the cere The Friday Luncheon club for phanage. mony. Catholic men meets every Friday The bride was between 12 and 1 o’clock in the S itP o f T p O garden of Mercy hospital, Denver, will be the given in mar Knights of Columbus hall, 1575 1^ 11C VI I CU gj(.g o f annual spring tea for members of the Women's Press Club riage by her JOE ONOFRIO Grant street. The complete Mercy hospital Women’s auxiliary and friends of the hospital Satur brother, Henry luncheon cost is 75 cents; there day, May 16, at 3 o’clock. The grotto in the garden is shown above. Sets Meeting May 21 P. Hild. are no initiation or membership CABLE The Catholic Women’s Press The maid of dues and all Catholic men are + + "f ■ + + + club will meet May 21 in the honor was Dar ’d Urged to attend. LESTER BETSY ROSS Lakewood Country club at lene Begler, and Auxiliary Plans Spring Tea 6:30 p.m. William Arnold Married 131036 interested are asked to was the best man. KRAKAUER At Mt. Carmel notify Miss Grace Kenehan as A reception was held in the Mayflower hotel, and the couple MEHLIN & SONS- In Mercy Hospital Garden soon as possible. afterwards left for the Broadmoor hotel, Colorado Springs, for The chairman is Miss Corinne TV»fl M ovant Vinorvifol ”Wnrvion’a onvlHorTT w ill Viova fVio nTvrmol their wedding trip. Home of Quality Pianos The Mercy hospital Women’s auxiliary will have the annual De Vano, and the speaker will be spring tea in the garden at Mercy hospital, Denver, as guests of McMurray Smith of the Arena The bride attended Annunciation high school and the bride 1803 Broadway MA 8385 the Sisters of Mercy. theater. groom attended Brighton high school.— (Photo by Jerome studio) Across from the Cosmopolitan Hotel All auxiliary members and all friends of Mercy hospital are invited to attend on Saturday, May 16, at 3 o’clock. This is the first time the Sisters at Mercy have had a large party in their garden. Sister Mary Raymond, superior, and Mrs. Jack Levy, president of the auxiliary, will receive the guests. Mrs. Byron I. Dumm is tea chairman, assisted by Mrs. J. E. Hutchison, Mrs. J. Leonard Swigert, Mrs. D. Freshman, Mrs. Fred Good, Mrs. John T. Tierney, Mrs. Milton W. Allen, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mrs. J. Dunn, Mrs. H. W. Anderson, Mrs. Rose Woulfe, and Miss Catharine Maloney. The garden entrances are on Milwaukee and Fillmore streets, just north of the hospital. This being National Hospital week, guests may visit the hospital either before or after the tea. Gold Star Parents Plan Communion Day May 24 Catholic Gold Star parents will meqt for corporate Com Before a Nuptial Mass in munion and breakfast Sunday, May 24, at 8:30 a.m. in St. Joseph’s church. Sixth and Galapago, Denver. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Father Paul Schwarz, C.SS.R., will offer the Mass and church, Denver, Sue Capra, deliver the sermon. Breakfast will be at the Albany hotel at daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Dan- 9:30 a.m. Reservation may be made by calling Mrs. G. V. Capra, 3523 Lipan street, and Hughes, CH. 8957, or Mrs. J. E. Simms, GR. 3662. Fred Bucci, son of Mr. and Mrs. The Catholic Gold Star mothers will meet Wednesday, John Bucci, 2794 W. Denver May 20, in the home of Mrs. James E. Simms, 3729 W. 32nd place, were married April 19. avenue, at 12:30 for a dessert-luncheon. The Rev. Thomas M. LoCascio, O.S.M., witnessed the double Navy Mothers’ Club ring ceremony. Rocky Mountain Navy Kappa Gamma Pi The bride was given in mar Mothers’ club No. 462 will hold a riage by her father. business and social meeting at 8 Irma Capra, sister of the p.m. Wednesday, May 20, in the To Name Officers bride, was the maid of honor, clubrooms at 1772 Grant street, and the bridesmaids were Eileen Denver. Mi-s. Lois Wennerstrom, "Ae slate of officers for the Colacito, Gloria Antonucci, and commander, will preside. coming year will be presented by Evelyn Bucci. Margaret Capra, the nominating committee at the niece of the bride, was the flower Engagement meeting of Denver chapter. girl. John Rico was the best man, Kappa jGamma Pi, on Wednesday and the ushers were Edward Announced evening. May 20, in the home of Fulton, Anthony Capra, An Mrs. Gerald Cooney. thony Liberto, and Daniel and Members of the committee are Tony Capra. Mmes. James Kenna, John Meek, After a reception in the DX and Paul Reinhart. club, the couple went on a wed Final plans for the annual ding trip to Colorado Springs. party honoring new officers and They will live at 4338 Shoshone members of Kappa will be made. street.— (Photo by Jafay) Serving on the arrangements committee are Mrs. William Shea. Toni -Velasquez, and Fran Title insurance ces Finnegan. is the modern method of ob Members are requested to taining protection against any bring old costume jewelry to the defect in the Title of your meeting for the Santa Claus real estate. shop. Also, since part of the meeting will be spent addressing . « . And provides envelopes for a coming civic drive, members are asked to SECLRITY bring a fountain pen. 950 at Regis College For Spdghetti Dinner
An Italian spaghetti dinner was served May 7 as the opening Owner Mrs. Mary Colaiano, event of the annual Regis col lege, Denver, bazaar to approx 4141 Tejon street, Denver, imately 950 persons. Preparing fnturei Marketability has announced the engagement the food for the dinner was the to her daughter, Marlene, to special project of the Regis Fred Mariano, son of Mr. and Women’s club, whose treasurer, Big 9*3 Cu. Ft. Capacity Mrs. Dominic Mariano, 4929 Mrs. Paul Villano, was in charge. J t u L J i i k . Elm court, Denver. A committee of 28 members of Brilliantly new! With all the newest, The marriage ceremony will the club spent two days under most modern features. Not a "back take place Oct. 4 in Mt. Carmel 'S iM ia n h j, (Jo. her direction in preparation for number” m odel. . . you get factory de church. the dinner. Members of the Re Marlene was graduated from livery in original factory crates! And look St&u Wid* Title Service gis high school Mothers’ club Holy Family high school and were in charge of the dining at the features! Full-Width Freezer. 1711 California KE 1231 Fred was graduated from North room. Full-Length Cold. Extra-Deep Crisper. high school.— (Photo by Jerome studio) Stainproof Porcelain Enamel Interior. To Be Married Sold nationally— $ 0 / L 0 9 5 everywhere—at. YOU SAVE ^90 ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR MODEL 9C3 $269.95
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The engagement of Ann Carolyn Lawrence to John / : Victor Vifquain was announced at a formal dinner. Miss Lawrence is the daughter JOE ONOFRIO MUSIC CO. Our Newly Remodeled Chapel of Norbert E. Lawrence and the late Evelyn Campbell Lawrence. “ HOME OF TELEVISION” She was a student at St. Mary’s academy and was graduated from Cathedral high school and later Member of St. Catherine's Parish HACKETHAL-NOONAN attended Loretto Heights col lege. Mr. -Vifquain is the son of Mr. 716 SANTA FE and Mrs. -V. M. Blake Vifquain. 1805 BROADWAY Two Stores to Serve You He was graduated from Regis MORTUARY JOE MA. 8585 AC. 8181 JOE, JR. high school, and also attended Regis college. He served with the marines in Korea. 1451 Kalamath MAin 4006 The couple will be married N othing But the Fittest <« July 1 in St. Philomena’s church, Denver. Both are members of the Parking next to Mortuary parish. Open Monday Till 8:30 P.M. After a wedding trip they will reside in Denver. 1 i. THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, May 14, 1953 Regis College Annual hit. Carmel School May Be Twister Victim Blessed by Bishop Students of Regis college, Den- Ter, are worried that their 1953 In Trinidad Parish yearbook may have been tom apart by a tornado. And their Pueblo. — Bishop Joseph C. fears are grounded, for this year Willging of Pueblo officiated in the yearbook is being published in the formal blessing o f Our Lady of Mt. Carmel school in Trinidad San Angelo, Tex., o n e of the Sunday afternoon, May 10. He towns recently devastated in the praised the enthusiasm and in series of tornados in Texas. telligent devotion to duty ex To date, the students have been hibited by the Rev. Louis J. Fitz unable to get through to the San simmons, S.J., in being able to Angelo publisher to find out erect such a splendid structure whether or not the book will be for the cost of $70,000. published on schedule. It was In reality the building is per slated to be delivered next week, haps worth at least four times that figure, but careful planning and good fortune on the part of VOSS BROS. the contractor have produced amazing results. BAKERIES The Franciscan Sisters o f Our The court for the Bobby Reichardt, Johnna Ricotta, Elizabeth Zar- Holy Family High's lengo, and Pat Johnson; second row, Terry Pac- 3 Stores to Serve You Mother o f Perpetual Help, whose May crowning mother-house in S t Louis, will ceremonies held by zosa, Marlene Vaughn, LeRoy Reichardt, Colleen staff the new school. This year May^Crowning Rite Holy Family high Maddox, Marguerite Dickerson, Bob Garramone, The traditional court are Charles Carroll, Joan Carvalho, Mary four sisters form the staff of the school, Denver, shown above, includes, left to Dolores Isaacson, Jim Kloberdans, Kathleen Keeley, and George Theisen. De Sales' Students ceremonies in honor of Conley, Shirley Van, May queen; Bruce Schuster, school, which enrolls 167 stu right, front row, Stella Marie Kelly, Sally Bugg, Fredrick Boom, Phyllis Sticksel, and Clarence dents. Prospects for next year in + + Honor Our Lady VanDeren. Bearers of the queen’s crown are dicate an increase in the student ^ God, were held May 13, LuAnn Doronze, and Joan Sulcer (left), and body with the result that addi with Shirley Van, sodality prefect, presiding. train-bearers are Carol Jean Willis, and Peggy tional teachers will be needed. Holy Family High From left to right, above, members of the McDonald (right). At the present time the first five WEDDING ELEVATOR CO. grades are being taught with the -i- -f -- + + '4 - ' plan of increasing one grade per Pupils Compete Denver — Longmont year. TIME Hudson — Yuma Commanding View In Field Events Complete Colo. St. Francis' Students Hold May Day Rite The school is built on a hill side and affords a commanding (Holy Family High School, Wedding Breakfasts .Atlanta, Nebr. (St. Franci« de Salei’ High A procession then formed and Springer. Seniors preceding the view of the city. The steep loca Denver) and proceeded to the church. The court were Rose Ellen Carroll School, Denver)- tion made it possible to use a Color day at Holy Family On Wednesday, May 13, the May court, consisting of 12 and Edward Burke, Mary Ellen Receptions first story entrance on one street high was held May 8. At noon Fort Morgan Mills couples, two maids to the queen. Lewis and James Kettring, and students of St. Francis de Sales’ in the front and a second story the student body and faculty Senior Joan Carvalho, escorted Joan Pepper and Rudolph Phan Receptions in our delightful Charbonnet high school observed the tradi entrance in the rear. went to Berkley Park for a field Inc. by Charles Carroll; and Sopho tional May day celebration. nenstiel. day. In competition betw'een Roorn at no extra charge. more Phyllis Sticksel escorted by Fort Morgan and The day opened with the Missa Flower girls were Betty Lang classes the seniors won the soft- Jtecitata and general Communion Clarence VanDeren; the maid of . . . or have us do a most complete and beau Hillroie, Colo. ley, Mary Ann Sheridan, Lenorej ' ball championship. of the student body, .-^t 1:15 the honor and her escort, Mary Con tifully arranged reception in your home, or ley and Fredrick Boom; and the Brunner, and Donna Campbell. Si. Catherine's A relay race around the lake students assembled in the audi Slanufacturers and Distributors May queen, Shirley Van, es LuAnn Dorozone and Joan Sul 'was won by the seniors, folio-wed choice of halls, at surprisingly low prices. torium to pay tribute to the ;by sophomores, freshi?ien, and May queen, Shirley Van, and to corted by Bruce Schuster, en cer were crown-bearers, with tered the church first. jjuniors. There were broad jump We bake our own origindlly designed Golden Sunshine Flour see her crowned by the new so Carql Jean Willi.s and Peggy Mc Honor Students I and high jump events as well dality prefect, Mary Conley. The freshmen attendants and Donald as train-bearers. The or ,as a gunny sack race, 'won by wedding cakes . . . Specialize in ice Challenger Fortified escorts were Marguerite Dean ganists were Marilyn Nelson and {the sophomore girls and by the carving and decorative motifs. and Allan Grand, Joan McGuire Charla Dene Crain. freshmen boys. The combined Feeds SPECIALS and Charles Kirby, and Annita Following the entrance of the Are Announced Call Mr. Raymond, Catering Manager, forces of seniors and freshmen ITALIAN SPAGHETTI Phannenstiel and Daniel O’Con court, 67 seniors formed a Living The honor » roll of St. Catherine’s beat the juniors and sophomores for complete details — — SH. 2474 with meat uuce...... qt. 1.25 nor. Sophomore couples were Rosary in the body of the Church. •chool, Denver, for the period ending in the tug of war. HUNGARIAN BEEF GOULASH Rosemary DeMers and Dennis The Rosary was then recited. April 24 is: Eighth grade, class leaders. A trophy will be given to the with noodiei. ric«, 1 'JC Clifford, Mary Kay Nelan and Shirley Van placed a crown on Bob Girardo and Paul Grout: James ServM 3 to 4 ...... qt. 1 - • Bruce, Richard De Salvo, John Huber, class having won the most events ENGLISH BEEF STEW 171; Raymond Lawlor, and Patricia a statue of the Blessed Virgin Larry Stevens. Bruce Tawion, Albert at a special assembly this week. Serve* 3 to 4 ...... qt. 1 . • 0 Schmitz and Frank Zook. Mary. After crowning Mary as Zarlengo. Marlene Bums, Nancy Du • FINEST HOME-MADE PIES Juniors preceding the court the Queen of the May, all the rant, Carol Gerdom, Carolyn Johnson. Clubs Nome Officers • • LARGE SELECTION OF BAKERIES Claudia Pereichette. Judy Ricotta, Lou- Voting during the past week DINNER SALADS were Catherine Ann Caskins and students recited the act of con anna Steck, Patricia Tanko, and Cecilia “The Finest Only’* Bernard Bratorsovsky, Ruth Le- secration to the Blessed Mother. Welsh. brought these results: Mission HUMMEL'S derhos and John Mariott, and Benediction of the Blessed Sac Seventh grade, class leader, Marlene club officers: President, Mark 87 So. Broadway **DenT«r'i Leading Caterers JoEllen Nicolai and Lawrence rament concluded the services. Spero: Bill Vitale. Michael Barbich, Ross; vice president, Mary Ann and Delleitetaen** - {Marilyn Greco, Carmella Di Petro, Donna Lombardi: and secretary-treas 753 So. University Mershon, Ann Schwartz. Rosalind Eng- Restaurant 3X1 E. 7tb Avi, 1 oD c urer, Elda Grisenti. SH. 2474 1530 Colorado Blvd. Bit. Crint and Login ler, Mary Dolores Figiolino, Geraldine Ogin Oilly 9 to 7—CliMd Mondiyi McCabe, and Barbara DiPilla. Kathleen Keeley -was elected 1578 S. Broadway Priceless Art Objects Shown Sixth grade, class leaders. Judith sodality prefect and Mary Grace Thornsberry and Gerald Longo; James vice prefect. Joan Spero will Grout, John Brown, Kenneth Leone, At St. Mary's Academy John Jinaeio, Glenn Ellis, Virginia Frey, serve as secretary, and Nancy Carol Ann Ernst, Mary Sullivan, Tonia Larkin will handle sodality funds Williams, Lillian Bruce, James Fol^y. as treasurer. (St. Mary’.'Academy, Denver) chosen from the lower and mid John O'Brien, David Sussman, Thomas In the coming week, class o f dle grades during the past week: Swanson, Susan Golden, Sheila Hasen- Through the courtesy of Wil ficer elections and Pep club Mamie Deline, first grade; kamp. Avalina Lombardi, and Helen liam Gahagan of Graland school, Samide. elections will be held. Franci Candlin, second grade; several priceless classical art ob Fifth grade, class leaders, John Canny The Vistzi, Holy Family school’s Kitty Egurrola, third grade; and Barbara Ann Kelly; Ronald Barbich, annual, is expected to come out jects have been on display in the David Coleman, Robert Leiker, Gary Diane Alanis, fourth grade; May 15. junior room. Among them are a Anne Brundige, fifth grade; and Sauer, Kenneth Jones, Ernest Marine, fragment from a sarcophagus, Richard Leiker, Thomas Griffith, James i Dana Haskell, sixth grade. Doyle, Kathleen Tate, Marilyn Asbomo. The Beer That the head , and torso o f a Gallic Dolores Wehrle, Sharon Emily, Mari Gets Activities Award warrior, dating from the second Catherine Foley, Adele Mur lyn Natale, Michaele Woodford, Mary Betty Cotter, a senior dra Made Milwaukee Famous century; a terracotta relief of a ray, Marcia Duffy, Peggy Mc I^u Bartel, Madonna Leone, and Pa Laughlin, Veronica Markey, and tricia Craig. matics major at St. Mary col warrior and woman; a bronze lege, Xavier, Kans., was elected fragrment of a portrait head; and Shirley Barry became members Fourth grade, class leaders. Kristen MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. of the National Forensic league, Polak and Jerry Grout: Thomas W'alms by her class to receive the fragments o f a mosaic pavement. ley, Marco Zarlengo, Sandra Saunders, senior activities award. At Press tobert M. Paul V. — M. T. Murray; They are on loan to the Fine Arts St. Mary’s chapter, at a cere Donna Perrella, Raymond Amolsch, John Archer, Benedict Domenico. Ron day, April 30, she also received center in Colorado Springs from mony in the new auditorium on May 6. Frank Kerins, assistant ald Kekert, David Mariaqo, Kristine d I- first honors' journalism award. the Metropolitan Museum of Art Tullio, Annette Downing!* Joan Huber, A graduate o f Cathedral high Delicious FRIED CHICKEN-SHRIMP oi in New York. speech director at Loretto Lorene Lundstrom, Daleen Mauk, Jeane McTieman, Karen Nelson. Diane Noe. school, she is the daughter of M a y d a y attendants were Heights college, was gruest speaker. Anita Schader and Rita and Lana Lucci, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Cotter of FISH and CHIPS DINNERS Third grade, class leaders, William 1350 Clayton street, Denver. Vigil received degrees of honor. Kafka and Cynthia Pereichette: John Luxury Line Steel Choice of Potatoe. and Salad., With Roll. Mary Earley, secretary, presided. Mathis. Patty Aisn Clark. Diane Moser. Served Hot at Your Door, 25c Let. if Picked Up socousn H »t«Y BtsnD The program was directed by Marilou Quinlan, Judith Satriano, Diane Editor at Regis —- One order plenty for three — Scardina. Paulette Steck. Norbert Jones, Mrs. Eva Wilkins, speech direc Kenneth Liley, Jack Markiewicz. Ken OFFICE DESKS Picnic Lunche.— Ice Cream— Soft Drink.— Packed to. Go MARY ANNE tor at St. Marys. neth Martin, Patrick Mawe, Kathy 6es- The essays o f Mary Klinke, ser, Cheryll Crest, Valerie Engler. Lor BAKERIES raine Lombardi, Janet Galligan, and 55"x30"— Linoleum Tops Janet Rosengren, Georgia Coll, Sharon Losasso. All Butter and Patricia Roche were sub Second grade, class leaders. Karen Island Bases CAKES mitted by the grade school de Metzger and Patricia Dyer; Paul Mar- kiewics. Dick Mauro, David Poirier. f«r partment to the Archbishop’s Mike Murray, Robert Beard, Bernard Deep File Drawer ZIP„,«jui tim f WMidiiiaf essay contest. Contestants in the Marine, Randall Ritchey, Joseph Walms- 1010 S. Gaylord Open Every Day tad high school were Mary Frances ley. Marilyn Black, Barbara Moser. SPruce 4469 P.rtie. Janice Natale. Betsy Pearo, Jill Sartore. At a Low, Low Price Goodman, Anita Schader, Mari (01 8. Broadwar—PE. (>20 Mary Alice Tegler, Connie TroUo, Paula 1014 S. G^Iard IS Brotdw.r anne Condon, Charlene Rothe, Zarlengo, Theresa Zarlengo, Charles PE.rl TllS BPnic. 7418 and Kathryn Kuempel. I^hnerz. Ernest Maglischo, Katherine OS W. Glrtrd Entl'w’d BU, I-10l| ;Frey, Shirley Maestas, Madelyn Heinen, $138.00 SAVE Vz ON YOUR MEAT BILL The freshmen entertained Marilyn Heinen, Betty Kelly, and Cath their senior “ Big Sisters’’ at a erine Kramer. farewell luncheon on May 5 at First grade, class leaders, Elizabeth Complete Processing Service for Zarlengo and Geraldine Mariotti; George the Aviation Country club. Lay Hopkins. Fred Wehrle, Robert Walsh, Commercial Products Co. CATERING SERVICE members of the faculty were Jacqueline Scardina, Judy O'Brien, Lockers and Home Freezers present, and the Rev, John Regan Piortna Rotola, Sharyn Schneiger, Paul Small or Lartt Group. Canny, Larry Qriffith, Dickie Kelly, 1707 Lawrence TA. 2990 was a guest of honor. Class Carol Ann Caruso, Darlene Churchill, Everything: Renfed Presidents Mary Ann Halloran Vicki Ann DeAnda. Judy Goetzinger, We Sell Top Quality Meats and Mary Ann Walsh gave the Marion Goggin, Corrinna Kelemen, Kitty Killorin. Judy Kolb, and Judeen Lee COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Limited number of Lockers available now for Parties toasts. Qualteri. Denver Catering Co. W . R . KING'S FRIGID FOOD BANK 2815 E. 3rd Ave. Junior Achievement Banquet May 14 Mr. and Mrs. A. A. King (Members of CathedrRl Parish) FR. 1965 .jyjk ...v.>K..., •.-A-.y.v 2041 So. University Blvd. PE. 3533 National Junior Achievement Executive director James Co- week in Denver will reach a cli nant said persons who were inter Leon Wilson, a junior max Thursday, May 14, at the ested i« attending, but who had student at Regis college, annual “ Future llnlimited’’ ban not made reservations, could call Denver, recently was named next quet in the Lincoln room of the the J. A. Center at 425 Lincoln year’s editor of the Brown and Optometrist Shirley-Savoy hotel. street (SR. 2661) to check Gold, student publication at the SOO in Movement whether a few tickets still were northside school. He formerly ★ Sweet and Spicy pickles The 500 teen-a^ers of the available. waa a member of the editorial Junior Achievement movement, Junior Achievement is a non board of the paper. 230 Majeitie BMg. parents, friends, advisers, spon profit, national organization A graduate of Cathedral high 16th Broadway Sour Dills sors, and persons interested in which lets teen-agers get into school, he is the son of Mrs. seeing how “ youth in business business for themselves, super Edna A. Wolf of 2542 Franklin who learn by doing’’ will be in Bread and Butter Pickles vised and advised by established street, Denver, and is a member attendance. businessmen and women. of Loyola parish, Denver. BREWED WITH PURE 'A Pickle Chips
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SAFEWAY Loretto Heights Prom Miss Lynda Da president of the student body, is shown placing the Silva, Hawaii crown on her head. Her escort was Thomas Den senior, w/is crowned queen of the Loretto Heights ham, Jr., of Long Beach, Calif.— (Photo by Smyth) college pron £rid»7, Jinj. g. fjorence .Connors, Thursday, May 14, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN Engaged I Lady of Grace Sacred Heart Recital Set for May 24 (Sacred Heart Pariih, Denver) Jones, who te&ches at the Lit- Sacred Heart May 14 and IS sl The date of the choir girls’ tie Flower Center; a solo by a in the ichool hall from 9 a.m. 1st Communion recital has been changed from !o student o f Rita Kimball at the to S p.m., and at the convent May 17 to Sunday, May 24, be \1 Kessler School of Dancing; and from 6)30 p.m. to 8 p.m. (Our Ladr of Grace Parish, cause of the canvassing for the ne Denver) a jump rope tap by Patty Mora, On May 12 Catherine Jones, Seminary campaign. Loretto Chavez, Mary Francis The girls will sing: “ The Na grade three. Patty is a student n\ There will be a breakfast for of Miss Dotty Gibbons. Regina Sanchez, and Connie Trejo, all o f sil the First Communion class Sun tional Anthem,’’ “ America the grade eight, danced at the Den Beautiful” by Ward, “The Ital Chapman, who sang with the day, May 24, after the 8 o’clock girls at (Christmas and has been ver Designers Fashion show at VIi Mass. The breakfast is sponsored ian Street Song” by Herbert, the Brown Palace hotel. “ Japanese Sandman” by Whit an inspiration and help to them, ie by the Altar and Rosary society. will sing “ The Second Minuet.” ing, “ Rosemarie” by Friml, “ Al >n On Tuesday evenings there are Ralph Chavez, violinist with ice Blue Gown” by Tierney, ia games in the church hall. All are the Denver university concert Central City Opera “ Dance of the Winds” by De- invited to attend. orchestra, will accompany the Leading roles in The Merry lieb, “Green Cathedral” by a The parking lot has been com IFium of Windeor, opening at Hahn, “ Play Gypsies, Dance girls in a few selections. Miss ^Ii pleted, thanks to help from the L'emon will demonstrate the Central City July 4, will be sung men of the parish. Gypsies” by Kalman, and the “Ave Maria” by Father Andrew Wurlitzer organ to be played by by famous operatic artists, in Vacation School Dimichino, S.J. Mrs. Catherine Jones, accom cluding Metropolitan Opera stars Virginia MacWatters and Dezso Special numbers between panist The first Monday after school Regiitration will be held at Ernster. is out the Sisters of Charity of songs will include dances by pri Leavenworth, Kans., will begin a vate students of Catherine two-week summer vacation cate Summer Weddings[ chism class. The children of the class will also receive First Com Heights Round-Up Officers of the yuirt Judy Flaherty, Chicago; Ann Johnson, Walden, First Graduation For tbo Bridt to b« . . . Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gar- munion following the classes. and Crop club Jpd Colo.; Lynda DaSilva, Hawaii; and Liz Coyle, San We Invite you to lae the heev. ramone announce the en News for the Register is to be the drill which closed the eighth annual Loretto Antonio, Tex.— (Photo by Smyth) enly new selection of bridal Heights Round-Up Sunday, May 10. They a r e Scheduled May 31 gagement of their daughter, Flo called to Maryjane Drotar, AL. ffowns for you and your brides rence, to Lawrence Lillo, son of 7556. + + + maids In organdies, laces and Mr. and Mrs. James Lillo of The Altar and Rosary society By Lourdes School tulles. Denver. No definite wedding date will serve the kick-off dinner for has been planned. — (Cavarra seminary campaign workers (Our Lady of Lourdet Pariih, Priced from photo) Thursday, May 14, at 6 p.m. Nebraska Girl Danver) 39.95 Our Lady of Lourdes 5.chool will hold its first graduation Sunday, May 31. The ceremony will take Loretto Rodeo Beautiful Formals place at 3:30 p.m. in the church. Budgst priced Three classes will participate in giving honor to the Blessed Iroptiy Winner Mother, the first, second, and graduation class. Dorothy McGinley, senior from The class of ’53 will receive di s Alliance, Neb., won the Mary plomas in the church. Following Music Martha Sachs trophy for Western the ceremony, the class members 1 competition at the eighth annual will have their pictures taken in r -: Loretto Round-Up May 11 at front of the outdoor shrine. The for Rosary Services 1 Loretto Heights college. Winners seventh grade will sponsor a of this trophy, which is placed luncheon and a party dance in the : in the entrance of Machebeuf Center House hall. Our organist, presiding at 1 J hall, have their names engarved Outdoor Club r! on it each year. Liz Coyle, San To List Program our chapel organ, provides Antonio, Tex., placed second and i Programs containing the activ Margaret Smith, Raton, N. Mex., 1 ities for the Lourdes Outdoor appropriate music for eve placed third in this event. f club will be distributed next week. ning Rosary Services. 1 More than 1,000 persons wit The program will contain the nessed the show in spite of cold dates of all camp-outs in the and threatening weather. Mem mountains and on the parish The selections played at 1 bers of the Quirt and Crop club grounds. The camping will begin * sponsor this show each year. It as soon as school is out June 1. this time are chosen by the was followed by a barbecue and Two seminarians from St. * square dance. Thomas’ will direct the activities 1 family to express their Winners of the other events of the boys during the summer. J were: Jumping, Sue H off, Mil The seminarians will stay at the individual preferences. 1 waukee, first; Anne Davis, Den mountain camp when the boys are ver, second; and Dede Bremmer, there and will be on the parish Kenilworth, 111., third; English grounds when the girls go to the iy i l l Itth St. (Next to P.raraonnt) *1 1 riding. Char Trosch, Oak Park, mountains. The girls will be su 111., first; Bernadette Dolan, Chi pervised by Miss Jacquelyn Hau- cago, 111., second; and Gladys Annunciation Louis Lopez crowns Rose Mauser queen messer, athletic director, and Miss Nolan, Garden City, Kans., third; Cabbie, a graduate of Cathe Compare Our Insurance Plan o f the prom held by Annunciation high bareback riding, Margaret Smith, Prom Queen a dral high school. The mountain DR. JAMES P. With Any Other Offered Raton, N. Mex., first; Twila camp is located in Empire. The school, Denver, at Machebeuf hall, on the campus of Loretto Wasinger, Hays, Kans., second; ski lodge at Empire was open GRAY, and Dede Bremmer, third; bal Heights college.— (Photo by Smyth)______^ this week, when the girls of the loon race, Alice Ramirez, Pueblo, eighth grade held their retreat. Optometrist first; and Shirley Johnston, La- The boys of the eighth grade will VISVAL CARE Grange, 111., second. make their retreat at Empire next Parents' Day Is Scheduled EYES EXAMINED Exhibitions of Roman riding week. VISVAL TRAINING were given by Margaret Smith The new lawn is being installed, and Liz Coyle. May 30 at Regis College extending down Logan street and Optometrist through the ba^ball field. The Regis college, Denver, will sponsor its second annual “ Par job will be completed some time 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. S t ents’ day” on Saturday, May 30, the day before commencement, this week. The new sprinkling Phone for Appointment Assumption School system will take care of the wa TA. 8883 according to the Rev. Louis G. Mattione, S.J., dean of the college. tering of the entire lawn auto- On that day, all parents or guardians of Regis college stu maticfilly. Gives Honor Roll dents are invited to visit the campus, meet the faculty, take psrt Horan & Son Chapels in games, inspect the laboratories and classrooms, and join KEystone 6297 KEystone 6295 Seventh and eighth firrade honor roll the faculty and students at an informal luncheon. students if Assumption school, Welby, 1527 ClevelarKi Place for the past six-week period are Barbara The afternoon will open at 2 o’clock with a softball game Anderson, Rosemary Ameson. Edward featuring the faculty and fathers on one team and the senior Baddinfr. Eileen Cabjuan, Donald Camp students on the other. This will be followed by Benediction and bell. David Catbaftan, Claudia Croce, George Croteau. 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Regis and Qthedral high schools will be fighting this week end to keep their undefeated rec Cardinals Defeat Ponies Isenhart Chucks ords alive in' the Denver Catho lic high school league. Third i-Hitter, Regis may have the better of In Sharply Played Game the schedule. The Raiders will m eet last-place St. Francis’ M ay By Bill Cristofferson Stops Bulldogs 15; Cathedral, however, must get Annunciation annexed its second Denver Catholic by third-p lace Annunciation high school league win by defeating Mullen, 4-2, May 10 The Holy Family Tigers M ay 17. in a well-played ball game that lasted only one hour and got back into the win column Two games will-be played .at 35 minutes. by defeating St. Joseph’s, Elitch’s Friday, May 15. Holy The game was speeded up by A fine fielding play was turned 6-3, May 10. The win brought Fam ily w'Hl play M u lle n , h igh at the excellent control of pitchers the Tigers’ won and lost record Guy Baca of Annunciation and in by Eloy Mares, Annunciation to 2-2. 11:30 a.m., and Regis will meet Gilbert Roth o f Mullen. They shortstop, in the fifth inning. He ran to his right to. make a back Jack Isenhart tossed a two- St. Francis’ at 1 :3 0 p.m . both chucked the full seven in nings and gave only four walks hand stab of Martinez’ hard-hit hitter for Holy Family. It was On Sunday, May 17, only one grounder, and made a rifle throw the third successive complete between them. Baca walked only game is scheduled. Annunciation one batter, and whiffed nine; to catch the runner on a close game he had pitched and also play at first base. his third successive two-hit ball will play Cathedral at 2 p.m. on Roth walked three men and the field at Fifth and Federal. struck oijt five. Mullen added to the defensive game. In the opening game of achievements of the game with the season he combined his Regis and Cathedral are sched Both teams scored a run in the an unassisted double play in the pitching efforts with John Balle- first inning, and the game moved gcer to pitch a no-hitter against uled to meet Sunday, May 24, in fourth inning. Annunciation’s along at a swift, scoreless pace Ray Olguin,'first base, hit a line Regis, only to lose that game, what should be a natural thrill until the fifth, when Annuncia drive to the opposing first base- 2-1. er. It w ill be a ^title gam e, re tion went out in front with a man, Ken Rozemerick, o f Mul St. Joseph’s Sonny Casey went gardle^ of whether or not their three-run rally. len who doubled a runner off the distance on the mound undefeated f^tords are main Mullen tied the score, 1-1, in first base. against Holy Family to be tagged tained in this week’s schedule of the last of the first on the fancy In the big fifth inning An with the loss. He had checked the base running of Gene Ibarra, nunciation scored its three runs St. Francis Gremlins May 7 with gam es. ^ second baseman. The Mullen on four hits. Moore, Baca, and one hit for a 15-1 win. Paul Apo- Holy Family and Annunciation speedster reached first on a walk, Brozovich singled, and Bezjak daca hit a grand-slam homerun stole second and third, and Watch that foul tip (arrow points to ball)! The staff catcher for St. Francis' is Tom Carroll. Cathedral walloped teams were scheduled to play May beat out a drag bunt. against the Gremlins in the fifth scored on an overthrow of third Mullen Catcher O’Malley did a photographer snapped the picture as Tom Evans, Cathedral's the cellar-dwelling Gremlins, 13-1, to stay in a tie for first inning. 13, but the game was postponed. |{,aVe" sharp job of cutting down base first socker, completed his swing. As the fans watched, the place in the Denver Catholic high school league with the St. Joseph’s has completed its stealers. He caught the opposing league schedule with a 3-3 won catcher, John Priselac, in the sec cameraman caught the boll, to a nice round of applause. The undefeated Regis Raiders. and lost record. ond frame, and Guy Baca in the Jays Put Gremlins sixth, when they tried to steal Northside Junior Parochial second base. Deeper in Cellar Only three bases were stolen League Baseball Standings The Cathedral Blue Jays con against O’Malley. Baca stole sec W. L. tinued their undefeated record ond base in the second inning Mt. Carmel team...... 4 0 in the Dever Catholic high school when no play was made, and Bob St. Catherine'a ...... 4 1 league by trouncing the last- Moore and Jim Brogovich stole St. Vincent’s ...... 3 1 place St. Francis Gremlins, 13-1, second in the fifth and seventh St. Dominic’s ...... 3 1 May 10. The win moved the Blue innings. St. Patrick’s ...... 3 2 Jays back into a first-place tie Mullen stole four bases on Holy Family team...... 1 4 with Regis. catcher Fb-iselac. Ibarra stole St. Clara's...... 0 4 three bases and John Martinez Holy Rosary team...... 0 5 Cathedral collected only seven one. hits in the five-inning game but The Mustangs started a be was aided by 14 walks given up lated rally in the last of the by Reid, the Gremlins’ pitcher. seventh, when Rozemerick led A St. Francis’ double play in off with a single and went to TRAILERS the first inning with the bases third on a two-base error by the loaded helped Reid out of trou right fielder. For Rent ble. Miller, Cathedral catcher, Martinez also singled, but that lined to shortstop Boom who was the last hit for Mullen and Local or Roundtrip doubled Evans o ff first base. the end of the rally. One run was scored in the inning Phillips SerTice by the Jays. ______Mt. Carmel JTe Che Red Stamp$ See An unidentifed Cathedral player scurries back to first Dow;ied by ORR BROTHERS Ed Pepper base as Gremlin Pitcher Reid fires to first baseman Leonard (Member* of St John’s Pariah) Speer Blvd. at Penn. SP. 9905 in a pickoff aftempt. (Note boll in circle.)— (Staff photo) Abbey, 13-1 Chuck Leonard of St. Francis' lines a tolly. Almost caught twice off second base, single off Cathedral's Joe Catalina in the Chuck finally did pilfer third.— (Photo byj Mt. Carmel high’s Eagles ran second inning of the game May 10. Leon Bill Warner) into a one-hit mound job by Joe ard came 'round to score the Gremlins' only Duca of Canon City Abbey May 8, and could muster but one run. i WATCHES 70 Broadway — RA. 4658 Abbey, meanwhile, used two big Member Precious Blood Pariah innings to run up a 13-1 victory For Graduation at the Canon City field. Rangers to Close at Gunnison Wittnauer-Elgin-Bulova Duca deprived himself of a shutout in the ninth inning, when Bracelets The Regit Rangers of Den mound in the first game, and In the second outing with he walked four straight Eagles to Fine Watch Repairing force in the only Mt. Carmel ver will wind up their base will come on with frosh Pat Mines, which Regis won, 23-4, ball season this Saturday, May Levin in the second game. tally. the Rangers clouted four 16, against the Western State In his last outing, Collins SAVE-A-DOLLAR Four runs in the third frame homeruns, three of them com and a nine-run splurge in the nine in Gunnison, where the threw a two-hitter against the two teams will meet in a Colorado college Tigers to ing in a big third inning, when IRV. JONES fifth broke the game wide open Mtnkcr of St. Phllomoni'i Parlil doubleheader. notch his first win of the sea they scored 15 runs and -as the Bruins played improved 2809 £ . 3rd at Detroit ball. Duca, Ray Malencik, and Regis is now riding the son, and two days later, Lavin chased three pitchers from the Jim Crisantes were the big stick- crest of a three-game winning set Colorado Mines down for mound. men for Abbey. *'streak,’* and will be installed hit second win. Jimmy Ruzzito, catcher for Mt. as slight favorites in the two In the past week, the Ran gers knocked off Colorado col Carmel, collected the only base games. Coach John Flanagan HAVE OUR EXPERT hit o ff Duca, and that in the lege and followed that victory Heading for home is Cathedral's Joe Catalina, shown fourth inning. has indicated he will start up with a double win over Meet at the MECHANICS getting a high boll from the third-boce coach. The third The win gave Abbey a 6-4 sophomore Len Collins on the Mines. baseman for St. Francis', watching for a relay throw, is John record for the season. The Bears - I - + + CHECK YOUR Mudd.— (Staff photo) have won two and lost three ih league competition. T y ic u u f cjCott ( O h iu s - d n n CAR’S (East Colfax at Hudson) 40 Runs Scored in Pueblo-Trinidad Tilt or the Pueblo.— Records went flying to the plate for the Shamrocks ern Colorado Parochial loop in when Pueblo Catholic high and and collected a total of 23 base recent years, collected four hits Holy Trinity high of Trinidad hits. in six trips for one-half of the TH oon, 0hw sL-9m L clashed May 10 on the Pueblo Tiger hits. (East Colfax at Madison) diamond. Puailo won, 28-12. Sophomore Joe Puleo Holds Tigers in Check There have been other league B illed as a cham pionship co n Sophomore Joe Puleo, Pueblo contests that took longer to play, test, the fray took on the aspects but the 40-run total is a new rec For Sandwiches or SYSTEM of a full-dress track meet before Catholic chucker, yielded but ord that should stand for some for better summer driving three innings had expired. At the eight hits in his nine-inning stint. Jack Datz, star Shamrock time to come. Full Course Meals and get a end of the sixth, the Shamrocks led, 15-5. At the end of the sev catcher, injured his hand in the enth it was a 28-5 ball game. second inning and played the rest of the game in right field. 'Flower Frolic' MOTOR Shamrocks Undefeated 6 f t Holy Trinity used 11 players. In League for 3 Years Gene Gagliardi, one of the bet Schsdulsd Moy 16 Bobby 'Tbe Stump’ Miller, bustling shortstop o f the Why Pay More?” It was the 11th straight win Regis Rangers baseball ter athletes to play in the South- TUNE-UP for the Shamrock nine, counting team, Denver, is tagged out as he slides into third base in the (Trademark) both league and nonleague com Af Presentation seventh inning of a game between Regis and Colorado Mines. The too! Ghest Out, Tom Rangers went on to win the game, 23-4, after scoring 15 runs in petition. T h e potent Catholic (Tri-CIub Confederation) the third inning, three of them on homeruns. (O’Hayre photo) high club has not been defeated The Tri-Club will hold a Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores “ Flower Frolic,’’ dance this Sat in league play for three years. urday night, May 16, at Presen COMPANY Fourteen players made 45 trips tation church hall at W. Seventh Cathedral YPC Softball Colorado Owned Stores avenue and Julian street at 8 Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr# p.m. Everyone should wear some Team Takes First Game 30 South Broadway 15th and California ZIPPER REPAIRS kind of flowered clothing or 3933 W. Colfax Curtis & 15th St* 17tb & Tremont flowers in their hair or lapel.s. on Almost Any Garment or Article Music wilt be provided by record The first softball game was 864; league high series, Hepzie ROY SYSTEM, INC. ing. played and won Sunday after bah, 2,279; individual high stand Entertainment will be provided noon against the East Side YPC. ingss, men’s high game— Jerry SPECIALIST 455 BROADWAY by the committee in charge and Games are being scheduled for Stephens and Adrian Conlin, 248; PEorl 4641 will include a special skit. Re every Sunday afternoon. Jim high series— Jim Crowe and Roy HEART. NERVOUS & CL.4ND freshments will also be served. Connor has the necessary in Pangle, 575. DISEASES Loretto Sedlmayer is chairman formation. Women’s high game — Marge EYE-EAR-NOSE-THROAT for the dance. She may be con Andy Beasley has taken over Welte, 222; high series— Marga SEE DR. P. W. FORSTER, D.C. tacted at MA. 0096 for further as chairman of tennis. ret Sweeney, 513. HEART DISEASE all typu. Apoplexy. Anilna PKtorli (Pain in the Heart and Enlarginint). details. The admission is 50 cents Valvilar Dlieasc (Leakage). Short of breath. Endecarditii. Rheanatle Heart. Palpitation. per person. Dates are not re Ice Cream Social Fibrillation (shaking heart). Arrhythmia (ineven beat). Fast er slow beating Heart. De FORthe FISHING SEASON quired. pressed Feeling. Fear af Death, High er Low Blood Pressire. Poor CIrtilatlon. HAVE YOUR Rescheduled May 16 HEART EXAMINED BY THt NEWEST SCIENTIFIC HEART DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT. On Sunday, May 17, an all Lafayette-Fults Let's find the eaese and help yai to everctme it now before It Is tee late te do m. NERVOUS DISEASES. Epilepsy. Neiraigla. Paralysis. Mental Depression. Asthma, Hay day picnic outing will be held at Dates have been switched so Few. Bronchitis. Slnii. Skin Diseases. Ecnma. etc. Oigfness. Eiraehi, Hudaehtt (Ml- Use this Apex. All those attending are that the ice cream social will be Studio praine). Head noises. Eye Diseases. Inflamed Eyn. asked to meet at Presentation this Saturday night. May 16. 618 Eatt Colfax GLAND DISEASES. Ftmale Diseases, Prolapsed Organs (Utini, ete.). Ovaritis. Irrtfelar church grounds at 10 o’clock. Menitriatlon. Barrenness. Fibroid Timors (no sergtry). Hot Flashes, Uterine Hemorrhages. Everyone is to meet as usual at KEyttone 4450 Change of life, Prostate Gland, Sex Oifleleniy. Transportation will be furnished the K. of C. This was done so Portable Cooler Thit Month Special STOMACH. Liver, Kidney. Bladder. Galt Bladder Dluase. Stomach 4 Daodcnal Ultert* for anyone without a car at a as not to interfere with the day DIABETES. NEW TYPE OF TREATMENT (no Insilla). Constipation, Anemia. HlMOigbi. nominal fee, and each person is of recollection on May 24. 1 8x10 RHEUMATISM. Arthritis, Neiritls. Sciatlea, Lambage. AM Back Pains. NEW TREATMENT asked to make his own lunch ar FOR VERTEBRAL DISC INFLAMMATION. (NO ^RGERY). Physical Examination, Ask far Handbook ef Diseases. for your vacation rangements. The social commit It wat decided at the buii- SILVERTONE tee cochairmen, Louis Halasz and nett meeting that the CYPC 97c 1554 California McClintock Bldg. MAin 5596 Pat Scheer, are in .charge. will pledge $10 per month for Call for Appointment & Fishing Trips Steaming across the the next two yeart to the temi- OPEN SUNDAYS The first religious discussion nary drive. BY APPOINTMENT plate after hitting a tre in 1953 is scheduled for Wednes mendous homerun against Colo day, May 20 in St. Francis’ BOWLING STANDINGS 37 Years in Denver Useful the rado Mines is Tom Lahey, frosh high school cafeteria at 8 o’clock. Team— Won Lost outfielder of the Regis college Pat_ Falk, religious committee Flying Saucers ___ 57 42 Rangers, Denver. Lahey’s home- chairman, is making arrange Hepziebah ...... 57 42 SnEHHHUILUR Year Around run was the third homerun ments for the panel and subject. Rive Angels ____ 56 43 Knights of clouted in the third inning of This project is free. Spoilers ...... 553b 43 3b 1543 LARIMER • ALtalne 34-22 P the Ranger-Mines game, which Bowling ‘is still held each Aristocrats ...... — 53 46 the Rangers won, 23-4, to sweep Thursday evening at the Denver Tappa Kfeg______53 46 Colnm bns both games from the Miners this Bowling Co. at 9 p.m. Dwarfs ...... 523b 463b Call lit for Information Phone Regarding Memberthip M-UPBOITL1N6CO. year. The Rangers, now Any single person over high Sad Sacks ...... 52 3b 463b or Inturance riding a three-game winning school age is invited to attend Rolling Irish ...... 46 53 Gutter Dusters ___ 40 69 AComa 0626 900 Sahfo Fe Drive streak, will wind up their season these events or to contact the Juvenile — Adult this week end in Gunnison, where Bolsomoa “ 5’’ ...... 37 62 chairman o f any activity, or they W . J. Bindel, General Agent they will meet the Western State may call the club president, John Sambos ...... ;...... 343b 64 3b nine in two games. Tamburello, AC. 0397. League high game, Hepziebah, 1575 Grant Su TA. 1480 Thursday, May 14, 1953 Telephone, Keystone 4205 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Office, 938 Bannock Street PAGE NINE
Won International Prize , Foreign Movie at Vogue Presentation PTA Has Installation [ (Preientetion Parish, Denver) parties in the parish hall until May 15, at 12:30 o’clock. All Mrs. John Frank, health chair next fall. friends are invited. Mmes. Will Aid Italian Orphans man for the past t^ o years, was Junior Allor Unit to Meet O’Connor, Buzan, and Cumeen will be hostesses. Two Coif* Wnrfk of Hope, a mittee sponsoring the benefit, installed as president o f Presen The Rev. Joseph Angers, O.P., new comedy from Italy, which which was ,insl)ired by the recent tation PT^ by Mrs. Matt W. of St. Dominic’s will speak to the won the g:rand prize at the 1952 visit to Denver of Father Wil Saya, president of 'Catholic Junior Altar and Rosary society International Film festival at liam Carloni of Milan, Italy. Fa Parent-'Teacher league May 13. Thursday, May 21, at 8 o ’clock Cannes, France, will be shown ther Carloni is the head of Or Other officers are Mrs. Hugh in the parish hall on “ Mary, My in the Vogue Art cinema from phans of Italy, an institution Campbell, vice president; Mrs. Model.” May 21 through May 27 as a near Milan, popularly known as Adam Heit, secretary; Mrs. Bar A special invitation is ex benefit for Orphans o f Italy, the “ Boys Town of Italy.” bara Anderson, treasurer; and tended to all converts in the Inc. On the opening night of Two Mrs. Rex Fleming, auditor and historian. _ The film has just completed a Cents Worth of Hope, there will X. six-month engagement in New be only one performance, at 8:30 Students Preient Recital York city, and the Denver en- o’clock. Tickets for the opening Accordion and piano students gagerrient will be the first in are $2.40. Regular showings of Sister M. Cecile presented re the United States outside of New [will be held everj' night and Sun citals May 11 and 12. Numbers York. day afternoon, from May 22 were also presented by the band Manhattan’s critics gave the through May 2'7, with the benefit and the accordion band. Those picture unuspal acclaim. Among 'tickets priced at $1.50 each. who took part Monday evening them was Archer Winsten of the Tickets are available from the were Mary Lou Heit, Mike Lee, Hew York Post, who found it committee, or at the Vogue, Boyd Scott, Rosanna Lee, Sheila “ an explosively great comedy,' 1465 S. Pearl street. Reardon, Bob Summers, Elaine fervent and hilarious.” Paolo Cannavina, the Italian Tucker, Carol Ann Heit, Mike Mrs. Ralph Burgess and Mrs. consul at Denver, is serving as Carson, Ed Knafelc, Gilbert Lin- John Fiore are heading the com treasurer of the benefit. deman, Balvino Chavez, Donna George Wood (front) LeBlanc, Mike Carson, Rosanne Swing Your PartnerPortner Rodewald. Lee, and Mary Lou Heit. Lalo and I There will be alternating modern and square The following were presented Amusements-Dining ond annual Spring Musette dances from 8 to 12 o’clock. There will be many in Arvada May 16 Jamboree in St. on Tuesday evening: Marjorie special attractions, including an electric deep Anne’s parish, Arvada, Saturday, May 16, the Leyba, Teresa Ibold, Jerry Pfan- Ttco Shoici lightly frier and a waffle iron, and a number of books Recreation touples pictured above are brushing up on their nenstiel, Helen Leyba, Bob An and records from the personal collection of the Thre« Showi Saturday sqpare dance steps. They are Mr. and Mrs. Joe derson, Larry Tucker, Frank late Father Norbert Walsh. Admission is 50 cents Knafelc, Eileen Meis, Teresa Dance to the Music of Minderler (far left) and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walsh; per person, and tickets can be purchased at the Ibold, Marvin McClelland, Wilda MIKE Dl SALLE’S and in the right formation are Mr. and Mrs. door. Carson, Marjorie Leyba, Janice ORCHESTRA fOiV»E TO Gor Reardon, Bob .\nderson, Floyd Norman, Harry Ivers, Larry Where* fhp Wr*.f P*.*mo Tucker, and Frank Knafelc. Our Lady o f the Rosary circle Mri. John Frank 23 Receive First Communion in Arvada will meet in the home of Mrs. Arvada.— (Shrine of St. Ann)^ Warner, 5898 Vance, Friday, Lynn B. Coleman, w’ith Mary E. E. Sedlmayer Wednesday, May parish and to the Senior Altar —Twenty-three children received May 15, at 2 p.m. and K. L. Moriarity as sponsors; 20, at 12:30. Anyone wishing to and Rosary society. .Anyone else wishing to attend will be wel their First Communion May 10. HNS to Meet May 14 Lewis Clayton, son of Mr. and attend should call Mrs. Sedl Mrs. Lewis C. Bolis, with An mayer at MA. 0096.- come. Other entertainment and They are Steven Coleman, Joe The Holy Name society will 450 So. Marion thony Lucci and Betty Hines as The Needlework club and refreshments will follow Father Elms, Steven Heli, Thomas meet Thursday evening. May 14, sponsors; Michael Patrick, son the Altar and Rotary society Angers’ talk. Janke, Leo Lavelle, Pat McCor after the parish dinner. There PEarl 4611 of Mr. and Mrs. William J. will meet Thursday, May 21, An evening Matt will be mick, Jeffery Rodewald, John w'ill be election of officers. Toohey, Donald Windholz, Diane Keough, Jr., with William in Mrs. Sedlmayer's home. The celebrated at P r e te n ta tio n Bond, Susan Branch, Kathleen The Holy Name men are Keough, Sr., and Pearl Keough as first group meets at 10:30 and churck for the firtt time at Di Re, Faye Hendner, Elsiemarie sponsoring their second an sponsors; Francis Lane, son of the other at 1:30. 6:30 p.m. Atcention Thurt- Lippott, Roberta Marie Markoff, nual Jamboree Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Vahl- Attention is called to the day. Diane Mauck, Karen McCloskey, night, March 16, in the parish ing, with Donald and Henrietta showing of Our Lady of Fatima Frances L Wesselman, daugh COM Patty Ann Richards, Judy Riedel, hall. De Renzo as sponsors; John How at the Comet theater for the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wes Irene Romano, Kathleen The following infants were ard, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. convenience of all who have selman of Morrison, and Martin 7th .\ve. & Knox Ct. Schweger, Joan Stepenske, and baptized: William Dennis, son of Bodnar, with Cyprian and Mary missed it previously or wish to J. Ourada, son of Mr. and Mrs. Suzanne Tetzloff. Mr. and Mrs. William Cleo Co- St. Peter as sponsors; and Mar see it again. Mathias Ourada of Boisej Ida., D AYS Q Flower girls were Jeanie Cole natser, with Carl and Carmelina celina Elise, daughter of Mr. and Lucien Barry, guild vice pres were married prior to a Nuptial 3 ONLY O man, Patty Jo Henthorn, Joan Rummuno as sponsors; Barbara Mrs. Emilano Gemino, with Teto ident, announced that there will Mass May 2. 'The Rev. Anthony Schneider.vBarbara Karsich, and Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and Lettie Garcia as sponsors. be no more bimonthly games Weinzapfel officiated. Georgia Hammond. Patricia L. Tobin of Cheyenne, Sun-Mon-Tues After the Mass, breakfast was Wyo., and Erna E. Duckworth served to the group in the church of this parish were married hall by the .\ltar and Rosary so Christ, King Altar Unit to Meet May 22 April 23. May 17-18-19 ciety. Mrs. Rudolph Zehnder, Jr., (Christ the King Church, fer; first vice president, Mrs. Al provided the music for all the Loretta Cecilia, daughter of was chairman, assisted by Mmes. Denver) bert Kuske; second vice presi Church ceremonies in the past "Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rivera of Walter Maranville, Anne Real. this parish, and Walter Gene The Rev. John W. Scannell dent, Mrs. King Thompson; cor year. OPEN EVERY DAY Helen Reed, and LeRoy Baren-; Stone of St. Catherine’s were THE and Father James Rasby, re- responding secretary, Mrs. Member, of the high ichool Enjoy Dining Out berg. Charles Green; recording secre married prior to a Nuptial Mass The Rosarv Makers'will m eethP«j‘ '''«'y. assistant religion cour.e, which it con April 30. lOTION Week Days 11 A.M. to 2 A.M. Sundays noon to 2 A.M. in the home of Mrs. William I ^e ho.sts to the Altar tary, .Mrs. Pat McGee; treasurer, ducted by Father Ra.by every Mrs. Henry Thurstin; auditor, Baptized recently were Sirgu------and Rosary society at an open Monday evening, will have a lina Ruth Ann, daughter o f Mr. G um S c h w a l b ’ g house Friday, May 22, in the rec Mrs. William Conry; and his party Monday night. May 18, PICTURE torian, Mrs. A. J. Davis. and Mrs. Albert F. Unger, with tory. at which they will entertain Christie Widmar and Lucille At this meeting the statues the member, of St. John’, high All women of the parish are Schaul as sponsors; James Ray THAT CHAT & CHEW Band Auxiliary that had been purchased by the •chool religion cour.e. invited. The ^ate has been PT.\ for each classroom will be mond, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hap- changed from the last Friday of The teen-age group will have good Arnold, with Floyd and EACHES the month to the fourth Friday. presented to the sisters. a dance, with a three-piece or Restaurant The council meeting will be .Margaret Martinez as sponsors; 6000 EAST COLFAX AT JASMINE Sets Dutch Hop The Rosary will be recited in chestra furnishing the music, in and William Thomas, son o f Mr. held in the kindergarten room the church at 1 :30, and” a short the school hall May 17 from 7 :30 DEEP May 18 at 12:45. and Mrs. William E. Kulp, Jr., business meeting will follow in to 10 p.m. LUNCHEON A social hour to honor Mrs. with Roy and Barbara Kulp as the rectory assembly room, after IH$iDE William Swigert, the first presi “ Matrimony” and “ Birth Con sponsors. DINNER In Welby's Gym which all will adjourn to the rec trol” will be the subjects to be dent of Christ the King PTA, Plan Parish Festival tory for the social hour. discussed by Father Rasby in the AFTER THEATER (Annunciation Parish, Denver) will follow the installation. This There will be ap Important course on Catholic doctrine PTA Installation is the last PTA meeting for this meeting of the Presentation The Band auxiliary will hold a Tuesday evening. May 19, at 8 SERVICE At the meeting of the Parent- school year. guild Tuesday, May 19, at 8 ! Dutch hop Saturday evening, o’clock. Teachers’ ’ association Monday, The PT.A will entertain the o’clock in the parish hall. No CHICKEN - STEAKS - SEA FOODS j May 16, in the Welby school gym. Circles scheduled to meet next May 18. in the school hall at girls’ choir at a party in the special entertainment has been Car Service Available I with music by Paul Weingart and week will be: Wednesday, May j his Alpine Boys. 1 :30, Mrs. Matt Saya, president school hall W’ednesday, May 20, planned for the evening for the of the Catholic Parent-Teacher from 7 to 10 p.m. Mrs. Albert 20, a bridge-luncheon in the bu^ness of planning the festival Tickets may be purchased from e, will install the following Kuske is chairman. home of Mrs. Robert Spalding, will take up most of the evening. members of the auxiliary or at The girls’ choir, under the di 310 Colorado boulevard; Ave the door that evening. Maria circle for an evening of Dates for , the festival have THE LINCOLN ROOM Pre.sident, Mrs. Howard Stauf rection of Sister M. Roselma, has been set for June 25-28. All or Proceeds from the social will bridge in the home of Mrs. ganizations are urged to com Hospitality Center be*used to make the final pay-' James P. McConaty,' 306 Ivan- plete plans for their individual ment on the band uniforms. hoe; and St. Patrick’s, an eve Banquet and Meeting Rooms 95 St. Rose Mothers ning of bridge, in the home of projects. j At the kickoff dinner for work A 1953 blue Buick, an Ad 12-1200 PERSONS ers in the Seminary Campaign in ; Mrs. A1 Jepsen, 790 Pontiac. miral console television set, and PRCCNT T.4 2151 Mr*. Long I Hagus hall May 14 at 7 p.m.l Thursday, May 21, St. Jo Honored at Breakfast a de luxe all-expense paid vaca ONE OF THE GREAT , ' ^ 1 Frank P. Lynch will be the guest'; seph’s circle will have a bridge- tion for two through the Utah TRUE STORIES OF OOR TIKC ; speaker. • (St. Ro*« of Lima’i Pariih, ,The meeting will be at 12 :30 p.m. luncheon in the home of Mrs. national parks, or $200 cash, will Shirley Savoy Hotel Promoters of the League of I Denver) 1 in the parish hall. Bradley Lane, 1349 Clermont, be featured at the festival. the Sacred Heart will meet Sun Approximately 96 mothers re- circle has obtained a tea with Mrs. Leland Foster cohost- Every person registered at the KE. 7918 day evening. May 17, at 7. iceived Communion in a group clock to be pre- ess; Little Flower circle, a lunch parish is automatically a member As the Feast of St. Anthony;Mother’s day, May 10. A break-® prize at the eon in the home of Mrs. John of the guild. will be celebrated June 21, all | fast was prepared and served by! bazaar. The card party Murtaugh, 722 Dexter; and St. Our Lady of Fatima circle will parishioners are reminded that! the Holy Name society for the i “Y circle recently John’s, a bridge-luncheon with meet in the parish hall on Friday, JJv i c^JOhlL diojOJfL prayers for the perpetual novena parish mothers...... wa.s "a success. Mrs. William Dee as hostess in in honor of St. Anthony are re The election of officers for her home at 1162 Eudora. (Managsment of Esther and Frank Fong) The Holy Name society elected cited every Tuesday after the the Sacred Heart circle will be Janet Simpson Married Ninth Avenue at Speer Blvd. officers May 4: Vincent Hogan, held Wednesday, June 3, at Masses. Miss Janet Simpson, daugh president; Martin Clennon, vice 7:45 p.m. in the home of Mrs. COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF Sunday will be Communion day ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. president; Lee Martin, second Madeline Sconzert, F!NE.ST CHINESE AND for the Young Ladies’ and Blessed vice president; James Payne, Simpson, and John Thomas Hag- A.MERIC.AN FOODS Virgin’s sodalities. secretary; Robert O’Brien, treas This Sunday the children of gin, son of Mrs. John J. Reilly of the parish will receive Commun A Lanum Lighted Dining Rnnra In th* The Altar and Rosary society urer; Joe Padilla, sergeant at San Diego, Calif., were married SVerans of*Frreign Wars Hcpia will meet Thursday, May 21, arms; and Ralph Doronzo and ion in the 8 o’clock Mass. in the presence of Father Scan J^hn 8 Stewart roil No. 1 for a luncheon meeting. John Francone, delegates. nell May 9. Odm 11 a.m. to Mldnigbt«»Clo$od Toiaday Members of the parish are in (Opan tt th« Piblie) The kick-off dinner for the POW-Missionary Son Miss Simpson, who was given vited to volunteer to act as pro- workers of the seminary cam in marriage by her father, had ■moters of the League of the paign will be held Thursday eve for her matron of honor Mrs. Sacred Heart. Reunited With Mother ning, May 14, in the parish hall. Mary L, Coogle. Herb Vande- PLUS Prizes at the PTA card party 7 p New York.—The Rev. William moer was best man. On their re- were given as follows: Picture, A game*, party, .pon.ored R. Booth, 54, Maryknoll Mi^ioner .turn from a wedding trip, Mr. Delightful Comedy Hit! AKt;Oi\AIIT Mrs. W. O’Brien; pillowcases, by the Sacred Heart circle and recently released by the Worth and Mrs. Haggin will be at home Weicom* to Denver's Finest Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Luncheons and Dinners Mrs. Miltenberger; record album, St. Jude’s circle, will be held Koreans, was reunited with his at 329 S. Dale court. Mrs. Stockwell; ash stand, Mrs. FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, Friday evening, May 22, at 8 mother, Mary ,G. Booth, Ifi. It Jon Hengesbach, son of Mr. COLBURN HOTEL DANCES AND DI.NNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 Anderson; and crystal dish, Mrs. o'clock in the parish hall. The was the first time they had been Dreamboat narrower. and Mrs. Vin Hengesbach, and LUXURIOUS ROOMS admiition will be 50 cento. together in 10 years. Starring Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms The Sacred Heart club will a seventh grade pupil in Christ Cocktail Lounge meet in tlie home of Mrs. Tanko, St. Ann’s circle will have a Also welcoming the heroic mis the King school, received his rat Clifton Ginger box supper and card party on sioner at the Idlewild airport ing as Eagle Scout in ceremonies Coffee Shop 2110 Benton street, Monday, May ' 10th Avenue at Grant 18, at 1 p.m. Saturday, May 16, at 8 p.m., in were his brothers and sisters. in the City auditorium May 10. Webb Rogers V, the parish hall. All members of MAin 6261 A High Mass requested by the Mrs. Booth had been notified Mr. and Mrs. Hengesbach and D. B. CERISE, Mantger Sacred Motherhood guild was the society are invited to bring I by the State Department of her Jon then left for their new home sung May 10 b y Monsignor their friends. son’s release on April 16 and had in St. Louis, Mo., where Mr. Charles Hagus. St. Rose’s circle announced received a wire from him when Hengesbach will assume a new if/ The St. Catherine club will that the meeting next month will he reached Moscow earlier this position. meet in the home of Mrs. Kate be held June 9, instead of June 2 .1 week. + + + Hambling, 3450 Downing street. .tfeddiaff p arties May 19 at 12:30. u Grad of Regis College Receives Bronze Star /firmer ’’ enert^ Captain Donald W. Drake of *nas/*ne*n(u>a^^ < Loveland, a Regis college grad uate and now military science tactics instructor in Marquette university’s ROTO program, was PAUL V. SHANK [Dining' recently awarded the Bfonze Star Architect of the Appetite Room for meritorious service in Korea. 16G0 OGDEN MAin 0177
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M AY 21-27 Th« joyotu comedj, AYMILLAND “ TWO CENTS WORTH OF HOPE** ARLENE DAHL Wlnnir of tho GranI Mil. 1952 Caann Filn Ftstival. Banafit, Fathar William CarlenPi WENDEtl COREY Orakani of Italy, Inc.
the King school. Her attendants were, left to Color bvTECHNICOlOR May Ceremonies right, Judith McKean, crown-beafer; Patricia I M A m CiKQma, " j Martinez, Eleanor Lichnovsky, Judith Stauffer, of the Blessed Virgin, i l4tS S. PEARL SP. 3544 Jeannette Meranda, and Janet Westbrook. The At Christ the King and the Living Rosary Mon Ik »• Sam iM tlncM )| tlWR X. FOSTER-riH I Hfil If te llmr' I CkrlH hifctM .> ruuMIMT nCTMl flower girl was Sandra Lepore and the pages Now, throBgh Mty 20, took place at Christ the King parish; Denver, on were Michael Daly and John Yoksh. CHARLES LAUGHTON Mother's day. May 10. NOW 18th at 'The sermon for the occasion was given by show ing: DENHAM CALIF. la Hitchcock'. "JaaiiUco Inn" The queen for the May crowning was Miss Father Raymond Ruiz, C.M., St. Thomas’ semi Mary Kay Malnati, eighth grade student at Christ nary.— (Photo by Van’s studio). PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, May 14, 1953 Fashion Show Littleton Altar Society to Meet in June
Set May 25 Littleton.— (St. Mary’s Par principal reason for journeying house. Arrangements are in ish)— For the June meeting of to Colorado was to attend the charge of the*men of the parish. (Moit Precioui Blood Pariih, St. Mary’s Altar and Rosary so- banquet honoring DuPont em s\ > Denver) citey, Mmes. Edwin Conrad and ployes with 25 years’ service to The following infants were '0 James McCarthy, both of Lou- the company. baptized by the Rev. Frederick K] Women of the parisn are mak viers, wiU be hostesses. May 14 is Ascension Thursday D. McCallfn May 10: Mary Kay, le ing extensive plans for a late 'Mr. .and Mrs. Joe Zoulek, and a holy day of obligation. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An spring fashion show on May 25 at formerly o f Louviers and for Masses will be at 6, 7, and 8 drew Aisenbrey, with Robert nj 8 p.m. ^ many years members of St. o’clock. Lass and Kathryn Streit as spon nl More than a dozefl women of Mary’s parish, were recent visi The 1953 Buick sedan, which sors; Regina Louise, daughter of the parish will model top spring tors from their home in Joplin, will be featured at the sum Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Troupe, Ml and summer fashions from Dick Mo., where they went after Mr. mer festival in July, is on dis with Delbert Schaumburg and ey’s of Englewood that evening in Be Zonlek’s retirement from the Du play this week at the Home Show Esther Garzella as sponsors; and n Our Lady of Lourdes hall. Other Pont company at Louviers. Their in the University o f Denver field Bryan John, son of Mr. and Mrs. entertainment will include special John Schreiner, with Andrew J. award Ind refreshments planned Sp'ahn and Mary A. Jon^s as by members of a committee sponsors. Christopher, Ben Haley, Stephen Handen, Eugenfe Harnke, Roy headed by Mrs. Gerald Sheridan Free Days on May 14,15 Last May Crowning When the statue of Our Lady was Hays, Dick Jones, Richard Mahoney, Patrick O’Meara, James Orr, and including Mrs. E. Mattingly Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. Mar- Dennis Stebenne, Billy Thomas, and Terry Trudgian. turano have announced the birth crowned in St. John’s church, Den and John McDonald. in 'Old St. John's' Diana Roedel was May queen, Mary Flood carried the crown, Models for the fashions will be of their fourth child and first daughter. ver, it marked the last time this beautiful event would take place and Peggy McNally led all in reciting the act of consecration. Mmes. Heckler, Hammill, C de Set for St. Philomena's in “ old St. John’s.’’ Next year, God willing, it will be enacted in David Siems and Tommy McNally, first graders, were pages of the Baca, Bums, Noble, Parks, Hull, Mr. and Mrs. George Kinkel the “ new” church, said the pastor, Monsignor John P. Moran. queen. Mattingly, J. Smith, Lunney, (St. Philomena’i Pariih, Denver) fast was served in the school have announced the birth of their Cogswell, Norton, Allen, and There will be no school Thurs first child, a boy. The boys and girls of the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth The maids of honor were Sally Barry, Jo Ann Budke, Mary auditorium. Mrs. Gertrude Was grades participated in the ceremony. Dennis Siems, Berry Oliver, Comstock, Sheila Dick, Beverly Dr Rezza, Patricia Friedmann, Reilly. day and Friday, May 14 and 15, inger was in charge of the table Kenneth Dunham, and Dennis Finley of the eighth grade led the Phyllis Highfill, Holly Lail, Mary McGill, Bonne McNeive, Monica The Altar society membership because of the Ascension and the procession and served at Benediction. The rest of the boys of the O’Kane, Diane Schuyler, Judy Sillstrop, Carol Ann Stevens, Cath chairman, Mrs. Roy Butler, has pastor’s holiday. decorations. The mothers of the eighth grade formed the cross of the Living Rosary. erine Tangney, Mary Taylor, Nancy Williams, and Kaye Yates.- announced several new members Workers on the parish book third graders served under the d SPECIAL SALE These boys were Tommy Brennan, Billy Erskine, Michael (Photo by Abdoo studio) for the society, bringing the to rental committee should not be at guidance of Mrs. Blake Vifquain, tal membership to 117. New mem school Thursday and Friday. president of the PTA, and Mrs. / ___ bers are Mmes. Mary Ann Fry, Mrs. John Vos,"chairman of the Roy A. Struck, chairman. SINGLE MANUAL Francis Dobson, F. T. Gardell, book rental committee, and the » Charles Eby found a child’s and Joseph Guiry, Jr. following repaired and cleaned steel rosary at the chtirch. It may ORGANS Command Performances for Tekawitha Play A teen-age meeting is planned books the past week: Mmes. be claimed by calling EA. 7645. for June 9. At a recent meeting Esther Babcock, Janice Conway, (St. John’. Pariih, Denver) I of those who were unable to see teri Tekawitha, will present the a dessert-luncheon preceding the Sts. Gordianus and Epimachus’ These have been traded In of the “ Sneet” club, members Kay Switzer, Virginia McCon club will meet in the home of The seventh grade pupils, in their performance of the play, play again on Friday evening. meeting. nell, Louis 'Waggoner, Marg on new Two Manual May 22. planned to include incoming Mrs. William Siebs, 975 Detroit, response to the many requests I Lily of the Mohawks, about Ka- members being graduated from Koning, Manly Curry, Gertie 'Tickets will not be sold for Mrs. L. F. McMahon will be May 14. the guest speaker. All women in the eighth g;rade in this meeting. Wasinger, Kay Lingle, Duck the performance but a silver o f Girl Scouts of troop 288 will tlie parish are invited to attend Plans were also started for two Foster, Rita Smithline, and Alice fering will be accepted at the have a potluck dinner Tuesday Wurlitzer Organs this meeting, the last until the picnics during the summer Bell. door. The proceeds will be ad evening. May 19, in the home of fall season. months. Members of the refresh The “ Kick-off” dinner for the at savings up to 50% from BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH ded to the school children’s proj their leader, Mrs. Janice Conway, ment committee for the June so Archbishop’s campaign will be ect of purchasing the baptismal Members of the society will 1233 Madison street. The girls original prices Patronize These Friendy Firms receive Holy Communion to cial are Betty and Frances Ful held Thursday evening. May 14, font for the new church. at 6:30 in St. Philomena’s school, are completing plans for the The children will also present gether in the 8 o ’clock Mass on ham and Virginia Giles. week end at Twisted Pine. Sunday, May 17. Three New Circles 10th and Fillmore street, it was WURLITZER their play for the National Cath announced by the Rt. Rev. Mon- The general bazaar meeting for John C. Three new circles have been THELMA KASSON olic Drama conference to be held Baptized May 10 were the fol sigrnor William M. Higgins, pas the Tent Party will be held Model 10 Model 5 formed within the past month to BEAUTY SALON Scholl in Denver in June at the invi lowing infants: Mary Janice, tor. Wednesday, May 27, at 8 p.m. in tation of Dr. Earl Bach, director daughter of Mr. and Mrs. sew altar linens, according to Mrs. 2876 Colorado Blvd. Altar Society the school auditorium. EVEREn ORGATRON f in Bs t of the conference. George B. Greer, Jr., with J. J. Palmer, committee chair Hair Styling MEATS AND Altar Society Meeting Charles W. Campbell and Gen man. This makes a total of 15 Names Officers spinette type Permanent Waving GROCERIES The M a y meeting of St. evieve La Valle as sponsors; circles within the parish contrib At the meeting of the Altar PHONE DExUr 1188 RUGS and 2815 Fairfax John’s Altar and Rosary society Donald James, son o f Mr. and uting to Altar society projects. and Rosary society May 10, Thelma Kaason O'Connor, Owner ESTEY FR. 2706 will be held in the home of Mrs. Mrs. Fred Banko, with Mr. and Mary Magdalene circle will new officers were nominated FURNITURE Frank Freeman, 550 Westwood Mrs,^ Walter Bott as sponsors; meet the first Tuesday of every for the coming year. They are: G«t all other Pricee then leo Cathedral reed drive, on Friday, May 15, at 1 and Irene Christy, daughter of month at 8 p.m. Officers are President, Mrs. Harold F. Wheat- o’clock. The priests o f the par Mr. and Mrs. William Cassell, Mmes. V. E. May, G. P. Teska, ley; first vice president, Mrs. THE E.M.W. Ross Variety Store "The Sign and J. Egan. HanifenT second vice president, MINSHALL ish, assisted by Our Lady of with Fred Brandenburg and 2141 S. Bdwj. SP. 6391 That Sells” Mrs. Hanson; recording secre NOTIONS - INFANT WEAR Fatima circle, will be hosts at Rhoda Brandenburg as sponsors. The Queen of Peace circle will meet the first Thursday of every tary, Mrs. Strain; corresponding Write for full details Hardware - Toy. Fw Top Market Frlee secretary, Mrs. Stratton; treas Lilt Yosr Propirt} month, at 1 p.m. with the follow , 2214-16 Kearney urer, Mrs. Flynn; auditor. Miss Can be bought on easy With Ui First Grade Registrotion ing officers: Mmes. Hager, A. J. St. Rose of Lima Parish DE. 4488 Tuck, and H. Wolfe. Kiene; and historian, Mrs. Syri- payments An evening circle entitled the aney. . At St. Mary Magdalene's Infant of Prague circle will meet The hostesses were Mrs. George Prices Start at $495.00 on the fourth Wednesday. Of Pease, Mrs. Mack Switzer, Mrs. Nora Switzer, and Mrs. Richard Perry's Cleaners (St. Mary Magdalene’ i Parish, number, “ How Do You Do?” ficers are Mmes. E. J. Kotten- Connor. Mrs. O’Brien and Mrs. Knlght-Campbell's Denver) which was taught to them by stette, Thomas Strode, and Don- Good Cleaning ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH old Mealy. Dunn were welcomed as new Registration will be held Sun Mrs. Snell. The boys from den 3, members. Green Stamps 1617 California St. pack 27, will also present a skit. In the past week Father Patronize These Friendly Firms day, May 17, after all the Masses John Donohoe, C.M., baptized First Communion Pickup and DcllTery for children who will enter the Bott> the new and the retir Denver, Colo. ing committee chairmen and Steven Michael Hoffman, son of Forty-eight children received 2027 W . Alameda RA. 9855 first grade in September at St. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hoffman. First Communion May 10. Break Mary Magdalene’s. room mothers will attend a joint Alameda Drug Store Carlin's Mobil Service Parents of the children are council meeting Monday, May r V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. BOB CARLIN asked to bring with them dates 18, in the school lunchroom at (Member St. Francis De Sales’ Parish) of immunization for the health 1 :30 p.m. Cat Rate Drugs Lubrication records. Mrs. Ellen Shepard will Jeannie Stites and Dickie Hoz- Fountain Service Sundries Washing . . . Steam Cleaning take registrations after the 6:20 duke, both students in the parish Your Business Appreciated Pickup & Delivery Mass; Mrs. Mildred' Hethcote, school, were baptized by Mon Alameda & So. Broadway 1st & Logan SP. 9930 the 8 o’clock Mass; Mrs. Esther signor James Flanagan. They can |om Makens, the 10 o’clock Mass; and received their Fhrst Communion Mrs. Mary Cribari, the 12 o’clock with the class May 3. Temptation Mass. Sheila Schmitt and Ronnie BUCHANAN’S Fr. Leyden, Mrs. Soya Kirk were chosen prince and dtOL ^Jtsam . To Attend PTA Rally princess of sports at the school Christian Bros. Wines and spent Friday morning at The PTA will meet Wednes Lake Junior high school in con All Popular Been day, May 20, at 1 p.m. in the junction with a sports program. Wo Delirer school cafeteria. Mrs. Matt Saya, Sister Aline accompanied the PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy, CPTL president, will install the students, and Mrs. C. Makens -Blue Shield new officers. The Rev. Edward substituted for her in the class Broadway Creamery Leyden will be the guest speaker. room. 66 So. Broadway Sp. 2665 'The first, second, third, and Deluxe fourth grades will present a pro Sunday, May 17, the Young gram. Eight little girls from the Ladies’ sodality will receive Com first grade will present a dance munion in a group in the 8 Cleaners & Dyers o’clock Mass. The sodality will We Have Our Own Plant meet in the parish hall Tuesday V# Laundry Service Too All Saints' Cubs evening. May 19. FALBY'S 88 So. Penn. RA 2083 Altar Society Serves Potluck as an Individual CONOCO PRODUCTS Paint & Hardware Set Talent Show At the Altar society meeting Lubrication - Delco Batteries (All Saints’ Pariih, Denver) May 7 a potluck was served. “ Try Falby’ s First” A talent show will be pre (Committees for M a y are: Car Washing Sanctuary, Mrs. Vendena and sented by the Cub Scouts on Fri Mrs. McLaren; large linens, Mrs. 32 Broadway PE. 2940 day evening. May 22, in the Right now— through May 23— EVERY INDIVIDUAL and W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS Haug; small linens, Mrs. Shutz; Johnson school. The Cub Scouts albs, Mrs. Herstine; and sur EVERY FAM ILY in Colorado may join Blue Cross and Blue _ Open Friday and Saturday Alameda & Logan PE. 9840 practice softball every Saturday plices, Mrs. Miles. ^ Evening. The firms listed here deserve to irom 9;30 until 11 a.m. Every woman in the parish is Shield. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A MEMBER OF A GROUP be remembered when you are dis Three new members have been tributing your patronage to the asked to donate cash or a piece added to the Cub Scouts: Alfred to get complete Blue Cross-Blue Shield protection. For a lim i w W i different lines of business. of needlework toward the ba Skipton, Edward Riechart, and zaar. The women should contact Dennis Knight. ited time— until May 23 only, enrollment in these two low- Mrs. Vendena or Mrs. McLaren. The 4-H club completed its Circles will meet as follows: cost, high-protection plans is open to every in<|jvidual under first year in cooking. Members St. Joseph’s with Mrs. Holthouse ST. JOHN'S PARISH are .sewing dresses for the fair. May 13; St. Mary Magdalen’s 65 in Colorado. Patronize These Friendly Firms An important bazaar commit with Mrs. Felie May 28; Our tee meeting will be held May 28. Lady of Fatima, May 27; and Barbara Jeanne, infant daugh Santa Maria with Mrs. Kolbel Permanent Waving ter of Mr. and Mrs. Medford H. May 12, Shively, was baptized May 10. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Don't be misled... a Specialty OLSON'S Herman and Margaret Wilkie circle^as adjourned for the sum ONLY BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD are non-profit. My Lady Edith were the sponsors. mer. Food Market There are no stockholders to pay, and even the board mem Appreciate Your Business Beauty Shoppe Minnie Kesaeler. Mgr. bers serve without pay. Except for small administrative ex .3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 penses, oH the money that comes into Blue Cross is used in payment toward YOUR hospital bills. And Blue Shield toward ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH YOUR doctor biHs. Please Patronize These Friendly Firms BLUE CROSS IS THE ONLY PLAN SPONSORED AND ADMINISTERED BY THE HOSPITALS. 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THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TaUphono, Kayitona 4205 RAGE fLEVEN Thundoyr May 14, 1953 Offlea, 938 Bannock Sfrief'' Pupils to Display Wake-Up Clock [ St. Dominic PTAf PTA to Offer NORTH DENVER NEWS St. Patrick's Limits Bazaar Activities Serves Lunches! Card Party at (St. Patrick's Parish, Denver) presented the special awards. IKaysen, Anthony Canzona, Jo- The RL Rev. Monsignor Serving the breakfast were seph Losasso, Frank Testa, and Achille Sommaruga announced a Mmes. Kenneth Keene, Edward I Edward Enderle. To School Pupils Lofcewoorf Women Schedule Luncheon St, Catherine's reduction in the scope of the ni annual bazaar, thereby keeping Lakewood.— (St. Bernadette’s (St. Catherine’! Parish, Denver) (S t. Dominic’ i Pari»h, Denver) in line with the other parishes r n V F R 1 Parish)— St. Anne’s circle mem The Parent-Teachers’ associ throughout the city. CAMEO COVERING CO. A committee from the PTA, bers will be entertained at a ation will sponsor a card party There \W11 be no opening night \h headed by Mrs. Frank Pelligreen, Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile— W all Covering ie luncheon Thursday, May 14, at for the teaching sisters Friday, dinner or major attraction on served luncheon to the pupils 12:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. May 15, beginning with a des )n display. The children will display Estimates Complimentary May 12. The children were fed in Leo Spetnagle! sert-luncheon at 1 o ’clock in the a wake-up radio clock. The out ja three groups. The sacristy will be cleaned cafeteria. Tickets are 50 cents side activities will be operated on 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 Hot dogs on buns were served. during the month of May by and may be purchased through the usual basis. Cakes baked by the members of members of St. Gerald’s" circle. tlie school or at the door. An In view of the seminary drive the committee formed the dessert The large linens will be cleaned electric kitchen clock, perfumes, now in progress, the curtailment ADVERTISED IN portion of the meal. by Mrs. Coupl during May and and candy are just a few of the of some bazaar activities was Mrs. Pelligreen was assisted by June. Mrs. McCutcheon will do many special displays. deemed necessary. Iilrs. .loseph Bonnell and Mrs. the altar boys’ surplices and Mrs. Pizza pie will be a feature of Raymond Ingram, past presi One half the proceeds from Spetnagle the small linens. the bake sale held in connection the bazaar will be given to the dents; Mrs. Joseph Ford, in-com Anyone interested in joining with the card party. There will new parish. Guardian Angel, ing president: and a committee of the St. Cecilia singing group may also be home-baked pies, cakes, that will be opened in June room mothers. call Mrs. Solinger. LIFE rolls, cookies, casserole dishes, at 50th and Pecos. Dates have The “ kick-off” dinner and Mrs. R. Weakland has been ill and salads available. Someone been tentatively set for June meeting for the parish workers in St. Anthony’s hospital the past will be in the cafeteria as early 18, 19, 20, and 21. in the Seminary Building Fund week. * SPRED SATIN wall paint at 9 o’clock Friday morning to The following were chosen on campaign will be held in the accept donations. "dries in 20 minutes. G)mes church auditorium Thursday eve the committees: The Rev. Regis Since there will be no school McGuire, chairman; Monsignor ning, May 14, at 8 o’clock. on Friday arrangements are be ready to use. Synthetic rub Masses for the holy day, May Rites Set Som'maruga, treasurer; Kenneth ing made for the younger grade Keene, vice chairman; Mrs. Tom Ascension Thursday, May 14, children to be taken care of ber emulsion base makes it will he at 5:3 0, 6:1 5, 7, 7:45, Cherry, secretary; Joan Manfro, during the card party in the assistant secretary; w aterproof; easy to use. 14 9, and 10 o’clock. They will be By Kindergarten school. Low Masses. . Tony Canzona, games booth; Installation of officers will John Polniak and Larry Schell, beautiful colors that are The daily weekday devotions be held at the last PTA meet grounds chairman; Syl Franks, being held in May will be com At Saint Louis' ing of the school year Tues games chairman; Mrs. Joseph guaranteed washable! bined with the Holy Hour Friday Englewood.— (St. Louis’ Par day, May 19, at 3:1 5 o’ clock Petraglia, snack bar; Edith Ep evening. May 15, 7:30-8:30. The ish)— Children from the kinder services will be conducted by the in the cafeteria. Yearly re person, soft drinks booth; and garten will have their own May ports will also be given by Leonard LaGuardia, games Rev. J. S. Bernier, O.P. Confes crowning service in the church sions will be heard after the de In tlfe May crowning ceremonies at St. officers and committee chair- booth. St. Bernadette's Friday, May T5, at 2:30 p.m. Handmade articles are needed votions. Parents and parishioners are in Bernadette’s, Lakewood, 150 children car- 74 Make First Communion for the main booth, to be spon May Crowning vited to attend. sored by the Altar and Rosary ried flowers and placed them ip a basket at the Blessed Mother’s The devotions in honor of Our Seventy-four children made society. All articles will be ac Lady of the Miraculous Medal their First Communion May 10. cepted at the rectory. have been changed from Friday They were guests of the pastor, FRED LUCCI Dianne Hambeck crowmed the statue of'th e Blessed Mother. The meeting of the Senior George Lehner, president of the Men’s club, carried a bou to- Monday evening at 7:45 the Rev. D. A. Lemieux, at a' o’clock. The Miraculous Medal Young Ladles’ sodality, sched quet to represent the men of the parish and Mrs. Gil Weakland, breakfast served in the cafeteria services will also, conclude the uled for Thursday, May 14, Custom Upholstery vice president of the Altar and Rosary society, represented the under the direction of Mrs. Ray all-day recitation of the Rosary Slattery, president of the Altar and the bazaar meating for women of the parish. Friday, May 15, have been and New Furniture sponsored by the Legion of Mary. and Rosary society. Assisting her Children in the picture are, left to right, Dianne Hambeck, Intentions for the perpetual no were Mmes: G. Seubert, J. Mc- canceled in favor of the semi Made to Order Marty Lou Knoeber, Kay Woodman, Janet Shearer, Billie Laz- vena and the Rosary devotion are Nicholas, L. Perry, F. Morfeld, nary drive kick-off dinner. zerri, Douglas Wagner, (George Lehner, Jr.; and Tony Snyder.— peace, those in service, and the Sunday, May 17, will be fam Beautiful Samples to Show G. Rowe, P. Doherty, A. Lilly, (Photo by Dvoracek) ______grace of vocations. J. Hamilton, J. Hemmert, L. Ste ily Communion day. Your Plumber For Years Day or Evening Calls A novena to the Holy Ghost phens, V. Jones, F. LaBate, J. Byron Silverthorn made and Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. donated the new kneelers used in preparation for the Feast Kolb, and J. Lewis. 3030 W. 44th Ave.. GL. 4323 2842 W. 44th GL 1222 of Pentecost will begin Fri First communicants were Mich by the First Communion class. Mrs. Moft Saya Installs day morning. May 15. There ael Allegretto, Frederick Bar- Altar Society to Meet will be appropriate prayers nabe, William Bishard, Robert after the 6 :1 5 and 8 o’clock Brown, Albert Capra, Donald Ca- Monsignor Sommaruga will M t Carmel PTA Officers Masses each morning. relli, Eugene Carelli, Paul Coli- preside at the meeting of the Mr. and Mrs. Kelso Downtain ano, John DeSalva, Gary DiGia- Altar and Rosary society to be FEATURING NATIONAL BRANDS MT. CARMEL PARISH from Studio City, Calif., former como, Daniel Englehardt, Nicky held at 7:45 p. m. Wednesday, (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Pariih,] o’clock at the high school, 36th Patronize these Friendly Firms parishioners, were recent visitors Falagrady, Ronald Foxhaven, May 20, for the initiation of new Pyrex wore - Revere wore - Stanley, Plumb and Denver) and Zuni. at the rectory. Mr. Downtain’s members. Fred Fr-azzini, Charles Griffith, Miller Falls Tools - Marshalltown Trowels - Rubber Newly elected officers for the At the meeting of the Mother father, William Downtain, who Daniel Johnson, Michael John All new members are asked coming year were installed by Cabrini lodge May 6, three new died a week ago, was received son; to be present to receive their maid - Sunbeam Products - Black and Decker Power members were voted in : Margaret into the Church prior to his death pins, and all members to be pres Mrs. Matt Saya, president of the William Kafka, Leif Kristian- LONDON MARKET CPTL, at the PTA meeting. Carrelli, Matilda Quarasi, and by Monsignor Joseph O’Heron. ent at the initiation ceremony. Tools - Reo and Huffy Power Mowers - Remington son, Edward Malenk, Richard The officers are Mrs. R. Pom- Marion Allamundinger. Theresa Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kline of This will immediately follow the and Winchester Firearms and Ammunition — and Craco and Theresa Caliann were Mauro, Paul Murphy, Ronald Ni- devotion services on Wednesday. AND GROCERY ponio, president; Mrs. E. Mar- Burbank, Calif., brother-in-law colli, Gerald Oldson, Timothy OSCAR TUNNELU Prop. ranzino, vice president; Mrs. C. sworn m. and sister of Monsignor O’Heron, Refreshments will be served in dozens of other nationally advertised quality lines. Quality Meats and Groceries Peranni, Randall Ritchey, Albert the school following the services. Farley, second vice president; 111 at Lodge Dinner were visitors at the rectory this Santangelo, Charles Siebert, PHONES: MA. 5239. TA. 3845 Mmes. Rachael Messina and 3800 WALNUT Mrs. C. Lombardi, secretary; and There were 111 members pres week. Thomas Tancredo, Thomas Tay Joseph Famini were hostesses at Mrs. B. Knight, treasurer. Recent Baptisms lor, Dennis Vecchiarelli, Joseph ent at the anniversary dinner at the meeting of the society May Mrs. Clara Roncaglia, past which Mr. Mancini was master of Infants baptized May 10 were Walmsley, Martin Woodford, 5. Mmes. Syl Franks and Mi PTA president, invites all PTA ceremonies. He spoke on the life Paul Edward, son of Mr. and Barbara Allen, Pamela Alle Mrs. William B. Smyth, with chael Croci are caring for the ST. DOMINICS members to a tea May 14 at 10 of Mother Cabrini. gretto ; altars during May. GILLI HDWE. o’clock in the school cafeteria. Tbe special prize was won by Eugene Rice and Cecilia Kelsey Carol Beckman, Patricia Patronize These Friendly Firms Seventy-six children received Mrs. A. Cairo. Accordion solos as sponsors; Penny Lenore, Brown, Karen Capraro, Nicki Pupils Given Statues were played by Mr. Granato. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lou DiCino, Patricia Dyer, Do 3006 W. 44th - Near Federal Gl. 3809 First'Communion in the 8 o’clock All children who received their R. Rosauer, with Paul and Ora lores Fohoven, Jean Gailus, Kay- Mass May 10. Following the A committee was appointed First Communion on May 10 re Mae Reiter as sponsors; Eugene lynn Haberkorn, Sharon Hix, Mass, breakfast was served to by Elizabeth Anselmo to work ceived small statues at the PTA- Francis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louise Juza, Sandra Kosage, Elwood Furniture them by the PTA members. on the games party that will sponsored breakfast after the Chalmer A. Schott, with Simon Norma Kristiansen, Carol La- 2900 Weat 25th At.. RegUtration for new >tu- be held May 16. Tickets are Mass. G E -4 U 2 available from any member. and Esther Baudendistel as spon Guardia, Jean Laidig, Patricia dents who plan to attend Mt. sors by proxy for Glennon Schott Lee, Jeanne Lentz, Joanna Man Religious plaques were pre NEW AND USED FURNITURE The special award was given sented to the flower girls and Carmel high school this coming and Ella Marie Franklin; Charles tegna, Jean Mavromatis, Sandra TOP ALLOWANCES to Nettie Carnelli. Refreshments “ angels” who proceeded the year will be held Saturday, Philip, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mcliver, Karen Metzger; ON TRADE INS were served. procession. Bobby Daughtery May 16, between 9 and 11 Charles P. Perron, with Howard Betty Mogannan, Barbara Mo GO N O R T H ! and Linda Carroll Frenschi were and Mary Griffin as sponsors; ser, Elizabeth Pearo, Linda Pir- and Gerald Duane, son of Mr. zichino, Candace Rupoli, Kath Campaign Dinner and Mrs. Alfred Hunter, with leen Scordo, Patricia Selby, Dr. McCabe Attends FOR CHECKING John and Dorothy Godfrey as Penny Shea, Rose Marie Somma, Regular or Economy sponsors. Sherrie StaJzle, Mary Alice Tege- Creighton U. Jubilee VECCHIO'S At Holy Family St. Louis’ cub scout pack will ler, Constance Troilo, Norma Ur- Checking Plan availa hold its last meeting until fall on bana, Annette Veretta, Rose ble. Economy at 10c per (Holy Family Parish, Denver) Tuesday, May 19, at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Frank McCabe, secretary Packard-Bell TELEVISION - FURNITURE mary Veretta, Eileen Verderosa, of the Creighton alumni of Colo check with no minimum Dinner will be served Thurs in the recreation center. Plans Shirley Wasinger, Charlene Yan- day evening. May 14, jn the for summer hikes will be dis rado, represented the group at balance required. nacito, and Patricia Young. diamond jubilee of the university school hall by members of the cussed. All parents of cubs Mrs. Mary Thompson is a per GIFTS - APPLIANCES .41tar and Rosary society and should attend this meeting. Rob in Omaha April 18. petual member of the Altar and the Holy Family PTA to approxi ert Burns, district scout exec Church and civic dignitaries, Rosary society. 4105 Tejon GL 9176 mately 200 workers for the semi utive, will present the pack including Cardinal Stritch of nary campaign. Mrs. Stanley charter. During April the altars were Chicago and stage personality FOR SAVINGS Lathrop will be in charge. PTA Officers Installed cared for by Mrs. J. Hamilton, Frank Fay took part in the cele chairman, and Mmes. P. Gould, bration. 'The Jesuit school was Mrs. T. Cronin, a.ssisted by Dr. Linwood Hoppel of Colo Save with Safety for o C. Hill, and E. J. Haley, begun in 1878. Mnies. F. Woertman, J. Grande, rado hospital addressed the meet purpose of the North! During the month of May Dr. McCabe, a member of the G. Taylor, J. Spirek, J. Luna, ing of the PTA May 12. His sub FURNACES INSTALLED dental school of the class of 1951, 2% paid on savings— W. Shoemaker, C. Proctor, ject was “ Understanding Your they will be cared for by Mrs. is practicing in Englewood. He FOR LOANS NEW HOMES— EXISTING HOMES J. Pardee, L. Schaefer, and Child.’’ Prizes for attendance Rose Burbank, chairman, and amount unlimited! is a graduate of Regis college, J. Boston, were hostesses at went to Mrs. O’Brien’s third Mmes. J. L. Dickerson and H. Personal, Automobile Denver. breakfast for the first communi grade class. Schneider. and Home Loons. See JS eil T b u n m s i M . cants May 10. New officers installed by Mrs. our friendly loon offi 'Shrines' Used Matt Saya, president of the Den (pAjD^£A&wml disijaJtm ^ (Jm dA ojobt ver CP’TL, were Mrs. Don Ay- Wheotridge Men's Club cers. As Favors mami, president; Mrs. E. Puetz, YOUR NORTH SIDE SHEET METAL SHOP The shrines .that were used as first vice president;. Mrs. R. Gutter Work — Exhaust Fans — Flue Liners favors at the breakfast were Bagby, second vice president; Holds Officer Election made by Brownie troop 24, under Conveniently Located Mrs. W. Vobejda, secretary; Mrs. the leadership o f Mrs. C. R. W. Potter, treasurer; and Mrs. Wheatridge.— (Sts. Peter and ficers will be installed at the FOR 2828 W. 44th Ave. GE 4365 Pi'oetor and Sirs. F. J. Woert K. Vogelsberg, historian, Paul’s Parish) — New officers next meeting of the club in June. man. Numbers presented on the pro elected by the Men’s club are 13 Children Memb.r SI. Frsneis de SsIm Parish CONVENIENCE The sympathy o f the parish gram by the school children were Giles Petitclerc, president; Garry In First Communion is extended to Sister Rose Con Austin, vice president; George a piano solo by Paul Vranesic Thirteen children will receive Do all your banking stance in the loss of her brother Gleason, secretary; and Joe Cas- at the North and and speech numbers under the their First Communion in the this past week. selman, treasurer. direction of Miss Dorothy Ne 9 o’clock Mass Sunday, May 17. keep your money THIS ville, speech teacher. The sixth Members selected to serve on ■They are Patrick Cady, Gerry working in your grade presented an interesting own community! the executive committee are Michael Hoof, Wilbur Hutson, Favor Received playlet, “ This Is Your Hour." Charles Ketterman, Michael WEEK'S A reader of the Register Reports on the state convention Dave Brachle, Jim Wright, and SPECIAL! Lawrence Merkl. The new of- Meden, Thomas Moffatt, Roger wishes to publish thanks for a were received from Mrs. D. Piscitella, Penny Ann Duckett, favor received through the Aymami and Mrs. K. Vogelsberg. " f “f" + ' Patricia Fisher, Linda Marie intercession of the Blessed Vir May 17 will be Family Com Gilli, Janet Lindeman, Cynthia gin Mary. munion day for the parish. Drive-In Window Open Till 6 P.M. Cared for Parish Moyle, and Lorey Ann Zellner. Members of the Altar and In Wheatridge Rosary society invite all women ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH of the parish to join them when they receive Communion in the n O R T H R Ba r k Patronize These Friendly Firms o’clock Mass Sunday, May 17. The last meeting of the group until fall will take place Wednes Why Pay Carfare? day evening. May 20, at 8 p. m. W . 38th and Julian Street Glendale 4701 Ross Variety Store in the assembly room of the Our Every Day Price. rectory. Save You Money 8tor« No. 1 Sacristy workers Saturday, Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Prescriptions Carefully 'Filled Notions — Infants l^ear May 16, will be Mmes. Rosalind All Accounts Insured to $10,000 Hardware — Toys Kell, Margaret Kuhn, Betty On- drusek, and Pat Springer. Guido Shumake Drugs 2932 West 38th Ave. 4-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE iGL 1073 38th & Clay 1
Che.t of Drawer., Night Stand, Bed with Headboerd, HOLY FAMILY PARISH Mr. & Mr.. Dre.ter $■ 15995 Patronize These Friendly Firms Reg. 192.95 In choosing your dia For Quality Bakery Goods mond, be sure to visit Try BLALACK'S North Denver’s Diamond Store, INLAID STANDARD SERVICE offering the finest selection at 170 WEISS BAKERY 44th Tennyson GR. 9908 prices to please. ^ LINOLEUM ' 1 PerSq.Yd, 8 A H Greta Stamp. 4024 Tennyson St. Lubrication • Tires • Batteries Father Frank McMahon ' Gifts for Graduation, Father’s Day, Weddings of Winona, Minn., is shown Hamilton, Elgin, Gruen, Longine, Wittnauer, Certina, Benrui, Croton and Bulova assuming the responsibility of A. & A. APPLIANCE The firms listed here For Graduation the preliminary work on the ' Furniture Department deserve to be remembered WALTHAM ’29^* Archbishop’s Campaign for Sts. F«e TENNYSON JEWELERS credit WATCHES...... up Peter and Paul’s church, Wheat when you are distributing Complete Home Furnishing, and Floor Coverings VIC JOHNSON ridge. He cared for the pariah in Walter C. Carlton, Mgr, Member St, Francis de Sales’ Parish your patronage in the dif the absence of the pastor. Father “ North Denver’s Diamond Stqre” 2707 West 38th Ave. GL. 4838 Jewelry Robert McMahon, who returned ferent lines of business. Aero.. From Miller’. 4318 Tennyson GR. 9557 last week from a trip to Rome.— 4415 West 43rd Ave. GR. 5420 (Ralph Morgan photo)
ifiiiiiailiHlM PAGt TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4*205 Thurt WHAT IS MY “ FAIR SHARE 9 9 In the Archbishop^s Building Fund Campaign? The Archdiocese of Denver — Your “ Fair Share” in this campaign means ex iYou ar^e not being assessed. traordinary giving—sacrificial giving! The Campaign Committee believes that your “Fair f Some will give in the thousands. That is their hap Share” , which will be suggested to you by the volunteer piness . . . being able to give according to the measure solicitor who calls on you, has been fairly^ determined of worldly goods with which they have been blessed. after careful consideration. Others must necessarily give lesser amounts. Each “ Fair Share” must be realized in order that Whatever you give, no matter how large the gift, this vitally necessary undertaking^shall be a success. it will not be your “ Fair Share” if you are able to give more. Give Your “ Fair !§ihare9 9 Your Pledge Card The illustration below shows a typical pledge card, The back of the pledge card indicates the suggested properly filled out and signed by the subscriber. The “ Fair Share” which has been evaluated after careful face shows the amount of the pledge on a weekly as well consideration by a representative group of your fellow as total basis. Space is provided where the individual parishioners. In estimating the “ Fair Share” of an indi contributor may indicate his preference to pay on other vidual, the group considers his approximate income than weekly terms. At right is a detachable receipt only in conjunction with his personal obligations and which is given to the prospect when the pledge is signed. circumstances, so that his sacrifice will not produce undue hardship. Face of Pledge Card Back of Pledge Card THff AlCHDIOCISAN DOi, Jcte K. ■o. U CAMFAICN COMMITTR St. JoMph'i WHAT IS MY FAIR SHARE? AcknowledM with Thanks « 4 la a n n (ounptifn workers) Receipt of Sji^rtetion of: The *TArR SHARE” Plan is provided for those who desire some guide In their giving. Your "FAIR SHARE" In this cam 123 m n 9 t. ___ paign maana Sacrificial Giving. Some already have given most substantially. That is their happiness, being able to give according Oeltei, O^o. ^ (Name of donor) to the measure of worldly goods witluwhich they have been blessed. Others must necessarily give lesser emounta—each according Dirldon______-.T w a —t-j^ - to kia loyalty to his family, his home and hit Church and according to his materia] blessings. Whatever you give, no matter how much the gift, it will not be your "FAIR SHARE” if you are able to give more. Only upon the acceptance by each Catholic of this principle and his or her subscribing a full "FAIR SHARE” will the objective of this great Church undertaking be reached. Remember, the ipiritual essence of giving is sacrifice. Qtr w Twil , Colortda DtU_ / 7 . U6J (dty ornown and state) §1 ^ < {4 - < X ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER SEMINARYY FUND CACAMPAIGN (BKriih n.m. and Dunb.r) Nl N In eonsidontioB of the rabeeiiptloiu Aod/or gifts of others to a fond being raised under the direction of the Host Rererend TOTHI "YOUR PAIR SHARI” m Urban J. Vehr. DJ>.« Archbishop of Denver, for expanding the facilities of the St Thomas Seminary and other Archdioceaan needs, < and in consideration of the Work of others in raising such a fund. I hereby subscribe and agree to pay to the Host Reverend Urban AicHoioc($E or DENVn SEMMAIY FUND CAMPAIGN J. Vehr or his sneceesor^: IM nr • Inl.l n, , S ? I §1 “ 1. FOR 104 WEEKS, beginning June 7.1953. ending June 1, 1965. Tb. nuD of %. —payable 1 ° 1 1 lACH WZSI I wish to pay weekly □ or monthly □ MY TOTAL G irr in 104 weekly installments beginning H Or I prefer to pay as follows: * J / z . June 7,1958. or as follows: Initnictions to Werfctre & Cash or Cheek given Return thh card WITH OR WITHOUT subscription with report to the Parish Campaign OrganiuUon. to worker at time of Paid Herewith: signing of pledge: stvRMi______(Sm I) CASH or CHECK I. ^ I i s Audited by V.n ______i £ n . , ... Tnwr. f f ((campaignc m ; workers) Parish Auditor Hak« chcdu payable to Ho«t Ravtrand Urban J Vahr. Treasurer DaU. ___ _ itijjL Pray! Work! Give! “Fair Share” Chart Showing Weekly, Monthly, and Quarterly Payment Plans WEEKLY PAYMENT PLAN MONTHLY PAYMEIST PLAY QUARTERLY ANNUAL PAYMENT.F FOR 104 WEEKS FOR 24 MONTHS PLAN FOR TWO YEARS $6.00 a week for 104 weeks means a total gift o f...... $624 $39 a month for 24 months means a gift of...... $936 $6,250.00 quarterly for two years means a gift of. $50,000 5.50 a week for 104 weeks means a total gift of...... 572 35 a month for 24 months means a gift of ...... 840 3.125.00 quarterly for two years means a gift of.. 25,000 5.00 a week for 104 weeks means a total gift of..... 520 30 a month for 24months means a gift o f ...... 720 2.500.00 quarterly for two years means a gift of.. 20,000 4.50 a week for 104 weeks means a total gift o f...... 468 25 a month for 24 months means a gift of...... 600 1.250.00 quarterly for two years means a gift of.. 10,000 4.00 a week for 104 weeks means a total gift of...... 416 20 a month for 24 months means a gift of...... 480 937.50 quarterly for two years means a gift of.. 7,500 3.50 a week for 104 weeks means a total gift o f...... 364 15 a month for 24 months means a gift o f...... , 360 625.00 quarterly for two years means a gift of.. 5,000 3.00 a week for 104 weeks means a total gift o f...... 312 12 a month for 24 months means a gift of...... 288 375.00 quarterly for two years means a gift of.. 3,000 2.50 a week for 104 weeks means a total gift o f...... 260 10 a month for 24 months means a gift o f...... 240 250.00 quarterly for two years means a gift of.. 2,000 2.00 a week for 104 weeks means a total gift o f...... 208 9 a month for 24 months means a gift of . 216 187.50 quarterly for two years means a gift of.. 1,500 8 a month for 24 months means a gift of . 192 125.00’ quarterly for two years means a gift of.. 1,000 " I Financial Support of the Churches Institutions Indicates the IndividuaVs Spiritual Sincerity ___ Jir •' Thursdoy, May 14, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TelepYiene, Keystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN t 50 Hoydens and Hyenas- And Sister Little Flower |. REGISTORIALS isl / I ^ " fo By E d Miller from a midget-eye view (also tanly imps. And neither is it A] SISTER LITTLE FLOWER a necessity). easy for her to have to say le is not her name, but it will do. -B u t even her charges will good-by each spring to a class She is a Franciscan Sister of have to admit that she func of little tartars she has learned Hour of Destiny Strikes n: Blessed Kunegunda, a Domini tions entirely in a climate of to love. By. R ev. John B. E bel NO ONE KNOWS better than the people love. She must, for how could til can Sister of the Third Order, THINK OF HER and thank WHEN AN ENGINEER sets up an electric themselves the tremendous need that w ill be a Sister of the Order of St. any human, receiving no her occasionally — Sister Lit power system, he does not go about busily in Basil the Great, an Ursuline, a earthly reward, countenance filled by the second goal of the campaign, as ^Ii tle Flower—for of such is the stalling a small dynamo in every house that ie Sister of Mt. Calvary, a Sister 130 decibels of sound hour kingdom of heaven. sistance to new parishes and missions. The two >n of Loretto at the Foot of the after hour, coupled with a requires' electricity. He constructs a central aims go together: Without the priests provided Cross, a Sister of the Califor constant traffiic through the power plant, and lets the energy flow out to the by an expanded seminary, few' new .parishes Vll nia Institute of the Most Holy air of everything from spit- homes and factories and farms that need it. a and Immaculate Heart of the wads to paving stones, and cli When I Was and missions could be founded; without the VI] Blessed Virgin Mary, or a maxed by an occasional brou The seminary is the power plant of grace financial aid to acquire the parish sites and help Sister of St. Joseph of Caron- haha that would strain the re in the Archdiocese of Denver. By making the erect .the buildings, the clergy would have no dolet. sources of the entire New seminary strong, Archbishop Vehr is strength York city police department? A Lad . . . place to carry on their work. And she is a teacher. ening every parish, every school, every Catho IT IS HER vocation to con TO SAY THAT she is a By R a y H u t c h in s o n W e are sure that, as first unofficial reports saint would be a terminologi lic home in the archdiocese. trol, through the major part WHY DOES THE PAST from the special gifts committees indicate, the of each day, some 50 hoydens cal inexactitude; but— on the That is why- there is no cause more worthy, seem so rosy when we look campaign w ill be a tremendous success. The and hyenas that we send her. other hand— to admit that back on it? no investment that will bring a greater return It is her duty to take a furry- she is ascending the ladder of generosity and sacrifice of the Catholic clergy Why, in other words, is some to the donor than a generous, sacrificial eon- headed little boy, whose nose sanctity like a baby angel and people, so often tried and proved, w ill needs attention and who has fleeing from the face o f Satan other grass greener than the tribution to the seminary fund campaign. grass on our present front w'rite another glorious page in the annals of the all the energy of a dozen bull would not be stretching it too MUCH HAS BEEN written *nd said in the dozers let loose in a bric-a- far. yard (if we have one)? Church of the archdiocese. The old Greek poet Homer past few weeks about the needs td be filled by brac shop, and try to put facts For, in my book, the humble BUT EVEN APART from the financial side and figures into his head and nun who daily struggles to sketched a character named the campaign, and the worth o f the cause. It has the love of the Triune God in mold my boy into a kind and Nestor in his well-known Iliad. been pointed out that a past generation pro of the campaign, there is another tremendous his heart. generous, devout and studious Nestor is one of the first in a vided generously for us, and that it is now our effect that w ill have its' mark for years in a She is nothing if not pa Christian gentleman is non long line of men who begin stronger and better Catholic life in the archdio tient. pareil. Hers is no easy job, conversations with “ I remem duty to provide for those who come after us. cese. Hundreds of men who gave but little SHE IS QUITE occasionally being father and mother, Solo ber when . . .” or “ In the good The seminary has been described as a cen firm (a necessity) and some mon and sheriff, to half a hun old days . . .” ter of Catholic learning and culture that has aid in Catholic organizations before have times downright unreasonable. dred at once saintly and sa- Nestor harangued the war- been called upon to halp in this gigantic effort. 0 r f ^ Rad its brilliant effect not only Upon Colo weary Greeks with long dis rado, but upon much of, the Western U. S. It They are working together now with other courses on the great feats of Catholic men whom they did not know be The Denver Catholic Register strength of warriors he knew must be expanded to keep pace with the pres President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. “ in the dear dead days beyond Students Sew GarmentYjJiaV, c.5! ent, to provide for the future, fore. Having once started, having found the Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D., Litt.D., LL.D. recall.” To gauge the value of the seminary in its satisfaction that comes only from united effort Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. Meanwhile, his young breth For Needy Children Is proper light, one need only think what Colo with others of the same faith in a common City'Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. ren were performing super cause, they w ill be permanent volunteers of the Associate Editors— Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus Ingathering in the Denver auditorium May 17-22 is shown above. rado would be like without it. There would human deeds of courage, Ap parish. Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Paul Hallett, Heights girls form section 61 of the Needlework guild. have been fewer vocations, certainly, over the parently, Nestor was not in Shown with the display is Annabeth Sears of Highland Park, Litt.D.; Jack Heher, B.A., Litt.D.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., Many families have become known to the terested in the present, for he 111. A junior, she was recently elected Missions president at the past nearly 50 years since the seminary was Litt.M.; Edward Mack Miller, Litt.M.; William Warner, B.S., made no mention of these college for the school year 1953-54, founded. There would be, in turn, fewer par pastor, especially in the larger parishes, that he Litt.M.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A. deeds. ishes today. Fewer parishes w'ould mean fewer did not previously know. They are now bet ALL OF US are Nestors, to ter acquainted with their Church, with other Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. a degree or more. We look at a good Catholics, fnstead of the flourishing This Paper Printed Entirely by Union Labor group of high school youths A Thought of Tonnorrow Church that we know in Colorado today, Catholics, than before. The result is increased Published Weekly by and murmur to ourselves, “ To Bv Linus M. Riordan Eternal Priest stands between Catholics might conceivably be a scattered, dis interest in their religion, and a stronger faith. them. day’s youngsters aren’t as big NOW THAT the high school united, tongueless minority. This might con THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) and strong as when we were days are fast drawing to a If the young graduates of THE HOUR OF DESTINY for the Arch 938 Bannock Street, 1 boys.” close for many seniors, their 1953 will make a point to at ceivably be the situation tomorrow, too, if we diocese of Denver has struck. The events of Telephone, KEystone 4205 . P.O. Box 1620 An old-time ball player mut eyes are directed toward the tend an ordination ceremony do not keep pace with the times by expanding these few days w ill determine the success of future and .they wonder which ters, “ Lads today don’t play as they will see enacted before the seminary to meet needs. the Church here for the next generation. Subscription: tough as we used to do.” path or vocation to choose. their eyes a great love scene, $1.50 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. The long-time literary critic These boy graduates come not the sentimental, romantic, leans back in his chair and to mind in connection with the worldly love, but spiritual love. $2.00 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. muses, “ All the good things England Since The 'Present Position' news of ordinations to the THE NEW PRIEST is or Canada, $2.75 a year per subscription. have been written. There’s priesthood at this time of year. dained for all men; he is or By Paul H. Hallett audience in Birmingham, to Position, that searching anal nothing left for new writers to Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.50 a year. If the senior boys could at dained to wear himself out for THE ATTENTION aroused which he delivered his lectures, ysis of the psychology of prej say.” tend an ordination ceremony all men. If he had not this love by vigorous-thinkinp; Bishop that many of them could, as udice and bigotry, is far truer BUT THE OPPORTUNIST, Thursday, May 14, 1953 they would find the couple of for his fellowmen, if he had John Heenan of Leeds, who far as the law was concerned, of conditions in the U.S. than though appreciating the past hours well spent. has been touring the U. S. on be arrested for the wearing of in Britain now. for what it had or lacked, uses not this concern for their An ordination is a scene set eternal salvation he could not his way back to England, calls religious medals. ALTHOUGH THE BRITISH OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER the present as a tool to im attention to the distance that Sover,eign must still be a prove upon the past. apart from all the world. It is be a priest. His love fonChrist ALTHOUGH IN 1851 ra The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. country has traveled since Protestant (a fact to which What is done is done. The filled with drama that sees the includes a burning desire to tionalism and religious indif We confirm it a.i the official publication of the Archdiocese. Nfiwman wrote his Present Newman ascribed the prin future is not here yet. That eternal priesthood passed down love the things of Christ and ference were making inroads Position of Catholics in Eng cipal reason for the success of Whatever appears in its columns over the signature of the Or leaves only the present. What to youthful spirits so that as men are the very reason for into the English Established dinary or those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared land in 1851. Henry’s and Elizabeth’s heirs ever good or bad we do, it Christ’s work of salvation may all His sorrows, for all His suf Church, England was still in unseating the old religion), official. will be done “ now.” go on. The gamut of emotions ferings, so too the priest’s When this book was written, dominantly* and aggressively We hope The Register will be read in every home of the passes before the eyes along whole life will be directed to the act giving English Catho Protestant. respectable English opinion lics civil rights was hardly 20 can be marshaled for the view Archdiocese. St. Francis Xavier once with the ceremonies that are ward the salvation of all. Today that picture is no that it is morally possible for We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste wrote to St. Ignatius in Rome centuries old. And when the Surely in the minds of many years old. Newman told his longer true, and the Present a Catholic to be Prime Min in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of The regarding the people of Japan new ^Jriests join with the or 1953 graduates the thought of ister. No one in the U. S. would Register. as prospective converts: ‘The daining prelate in the con- priestly vocation has had a rate the chances of a Catholic « URBAN J. VEHR, Japanese are the best disposed celebration of Mass there is a prominent place and troubled School Board Elections candidate for the Presidency. Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver nation I have so far discovered joy in the hearts of onlookers, souls are trying to make a de Whereas in the U. S. rare here, and it seems that never for they have actually seen the cision, whether Christ wants By Rev. Francis Syrianey candidates who were elected will be the Catholic spokesman birth of “ another Christ.” them “ to come and follow Me.” TO BE COMMENDED is the Schedule of Forty Hours' Devotion will the Japanese be surpassed to the important school board who will dare suggest that the ALL THIS, of course, is These especially should take Racky Mountain News for tak ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER by any infidel people.”—Ave posts. From all we can judge magnified if one of the new part in an ordination day, for ing a strong stand on the Catholic schools should be Weak of May 17, Sunday Within the Octave of the Aicention Maria. they are capable and com benefited by any but incidental candidates is a son or brother, the sublimity and poignant question of combining the Den Denver, St. Joaeph’a hospital petent candidates, concerned aid, English Catholics think for the family ties are never happiness of the occasion may ver school board elections with Erie, St. Scholattica’i church (13 Houri’ ) If you wish to be a saint, it with the importance o f the the general elections. We agree nothing of holding out for a is not hard. Have only one aim, so heavenly binding as when be the door to graces that will posts they sought. We arh Johnaon, St. John the Baptist’* church (13 Hour*’ ) with them that now is the higher and higher government to please Jesus and to unite Christ becomes the link. A lead them to their own ordina concerned, however, with the time to take action before the allotment for their schools. yourself more intimately with mother and son are never so tion day and the eternal priest vast apathy manifested by the expensive machinery for an BRITISH CATHOLIC novel- -CATHOIIC RADIO and TV LOO- Him.— The Little Flower. close as when Our Lord the hood. Denver electorate in a matter other separate school election ists such as Graham Greene involving rqpk only their pocket- KOA, Denver KTLN , Denver is set up. and Evelyn Waugh have an books (the Denver schools are FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— international reputation none ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, It is not, however, just a a $30,000,000 a year business) of their coreligionists else 10:45 p.m. Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. matter of the expense of the hut also their children. where in the English-speaking CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, separate school election, an KFKA, Greeley IT MAY BE THAT the ex world has reached. Among tlje 12 noon. expense that could be reduced AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, to a triviality according to the tremely light vote was a testi 4,000,000 Catholics in Eng KFEL, Denver 12:30 p.m. election commissioner, if the monial of confidence in the land, Scotland, and Wales, the elections were combined. It is incumbent board and those Catholic press has a circula AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, KBOL, Boulder members who sought re-elec tion of 500,000. The Tablet of 5:3 0 a.ra., and 11:30 p.m. a matter of re-establishing a SACRED HEART PROGRAM general interest and making it tion. Not voting, however, is London ranks with the Spec ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun- Every weekday at 7 a.m. easy for the electorate to something entirely negative. tator and the Economist as a day, 10:15 p.m. translate that interest into ac Approval should have been ex weekly of literarj' quality and FAMILY THEATER— Sunday, KFEL-TV, Denver tion. pressed by a record turnout. influence. The roseate prospects New 2-2:25 p.m, (Channel 2) Both of Denver’s daily papers Just before the elections, a man invited of a Catholic re did themselves proud in giving guest editorial in the Denver SACRED HEART PROGRAM LIFE IS WORTH LIVING— naissance in .his famous ser — Sunday, 11 p.m. Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, At Any Age ... full publicity to the recent Post by a woman member of a citizen’s committee inter mon “ The Second Spring” LIFE IS W ORTH LIVING — Thursdays, 10:30 p.m. school election. No one can com have not materialized in terms plain that he had no chance to ested in the public schools Bithop Fulton J. Sheen, THE CHRISTOPHERS — Mon- pleaded for participation in the . o f numbers. Catholics today Saturday*, 6:35-7 p.m. days, 4:1 5 p.m. learn about the candidates o» are three times as numerous in their stands on school issues. election. She rightly pointed England as they were in Eng No one can use the excuse that out that democracy begins and It’s Smart to SAVE! land then, but this has been he did not know where or has its greatest stren^n on the owing almost entirely to Irish when to vote. Everything was local level with the intelligent immigration and natural in well advertised. interest of the electorate in BUT, TO D E N V E R’S candidates and issues closest crease. The conversion ratio Hear SHAME, its pathetic shame, to themselves. (about 11,000 a year) amounts few above 15,000 o f the 216,- It is futile to boast of the to no more, in proportion to 000 eligible voters took the great turnout at the national population, than ourjecord of A S K and LEARN few minutes necessary to ex elections last fall, if, on the 120,000 annual conversions. press their interest in their local level, only seven per cent BUT IN PRESTIGE and in schools. Only one out of every of us care enough about our fluence English Catholicism has, all in all, the edge over The years of retirement come sooner 14 voters thought the matter schools and our children to KOA of enough importance. help choose those who will hold the Catholic community in now . . . and last longer. They offer We have nothing against the their destinies in their hands. theU . S. 10:45 you golden opportunities for trying Those Dangerous Images out* new things, traveling to new EFERF SUNDAY EVENING By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen A man acts in accordance TO COMMEND watchful with the type of motivation policemen again, then, the bat Questions on religion submitted by the radio places . .. because you have the time! IT IS hIe a r t e n i n g to given him by his intelligence. tle they wage against filthy read in the secular press that audience answered on the arclidiocesan broad The human will (the soul’s shows of any kind is a battle the police of the Denver area ^to keep youth pure-minded. cast. But NOW is the time to start getting other faculty) c)iooses its have begun to “ crack down” course freely, but it is the For in guarding naturally Booklet on' Catholic Church available free of on risque floor shows and light in which an action is curious teen-agers (and older) ready for a carefree retirement. Open 'burlesques. Though the peren cott to all inquirers, presented by the intelligence from immodest sense images, a Savings Account at The American nial problem remains with the that swings the pendulum of the authorities are straining W RITE TO officers— jiist what is immod choice. The will chooses always much evil out of youth’s men ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA National Bank today . . . then tuck est enough to be illegal?— the ' and only what is presented as tal concepts even before those Denver 2, Colorado, situation has at least come into good; but some very weird concepts are formed. away part of your salary every pay careful consideratipn by au policies qan be presented as And if a person does not thorities, and positive steps good by a muddled or dirt- think bad shows and books are being taken to rectify packed intelligence. have a definite bad effect on day. You’ll be glad you did I conditions. MAin 5314 FOR ANYONE TO deny the the life of youth, let him ask Though a few misled psychi tremendous influence man’s J. Edgar Hoover, director of atrists heartily deny that the sense-life plays on his soul the FBI. viewing o f scantily clad fe (and in the soul lies morality) F.J. K IR C H H O F males by the young c p occa is most foolhardy and clearly True Revolution sion their own defection, any unscientific. Man is constantly priest is sure of the opposite. in touch with 'material realities. “ Now, as a believer, I know Construction Co. The priest, in his magnificent These things he sees, hears, that the Inspired liVord, under calling, deals with the precious, touches, tastes, and smells the guardianship of the Church and intricate, human soul. He every day. His mental con (its authentic interpreter), learns soon in his ecclesiastical cepts can come only from out holds more hope for redempr ■'BUILDERS career that the things he tion of mankind than all the FREE PARKING side himself, for there is no studied in the seminary about other link than the senses be ■writings o f social dreamers or We Appreciate Your Patronage right next door the influence of bad sense tween the world and man’s the accumulated rantings of revolutionaries. In a valid images on moral life are borne soul. 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. out by real-life experience. sense the only worth-while And the old adage “ The eyes The soul is in a spiritual revolution is that o f the Gos are the windows of the soul” sphere o f life and activity. The pel. By repentance, it gives ESTABLISHED ISOS becomes a practical measur jump from the purely material men new hearts and new ing stick for the helpful coun to the spiritual (world of minds. By grace, it re-creates seling o f penitents. ideas) is so great that only them. It tells us that to be with the power of the active good is an effort that starts Tha American Fixture Co •; THOMISTIC PHILOSOPHY intelligence (which makes teaches that sense images re inside the soul, where God’s Uanafftctirtri of ideas from sense images) can initiative is nearer to us than ceived by the eye, for example, a man bridge the chasm. A are stored in tile sensory we are to ourselves. It is not Church Pews and Altars T h e AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK person has in his mind only something external, like poli \ imagination; that these what he had first in his senses; Church Furniture images, still b asic^ y material, tics, human law, or the mes there is no other way. This is sages of calculating reformers >1 Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures . . of Denver are “ spiritualize"’ by the human nature, created by God. • I active power o f the intelli ■who would substitute man’s And activity follows the na- providence for God’s.” (Dr. Millwork of All Kinds gence (a faculty of the soul), 17th at Lawrence Streets ture of the actor.______Bella Y. Dodd, former top- MA. 0168 and made into abstract ideas, P. J. Urchhof, Pres. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION which are impressed on the A good mother knows which ranking U. S. Communist, in a C F. Stahl, Pica Pires. 1236 Arapahoe St. side her brat is battered on. statement on her return to the Denver, Colo. ■ passive intelligence— and re main there. — Anon. Catholic Church) \ • ^AGE FOURTEEN Office, 9^8 Bonneek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, May 14, 1953 Mothers Feted Sterling C . D . of A. Communion Day Sterling.— (St. Anthony’s Par Marjory Harley, a n d Richard biak; organist, Mrs. J. P. Mc- ish)— May ^ was annual Coijj- Artzer, sang “ The Little Worm. Kenzie; and Mrs. Toby Michaeli, Hove Any Dishes At Breakfast munion day for the Catholic Leroy Weingardt played several and Mrs. Stella Rothe, trustees Daughters of America. A break selections on his accordion. for a three-year term. fast was served in the school. Plan* were completed for a Mr*. Catherine Callender, Mrs. Cofholic Daughters Elect rummage tale to be held Ma* You Don't Need? In Greeley Hall Bernard Hecker, and Mr*. George On May 4 the Catholic Daugh 16 at the Hoover Salei peril- Hofmann, Jr., were in charge of ters held election of officers with lion. Mri, Leon Caiteel ii in Gre«ley.— (St. Peter’* Parish) arrangements. the following results: Grand re ch a rg e . —A Mother'* day breakfast hald Preceding the breakfast a pro gent, Mrs. Edgar Tunison; vice The Catholic Daughter* hsfve Golly, how we need them! Sunday, May 10, in Newman hall gram, arranged by Mrs. James regent, Mrs. J. J. Neubauer; fi placed the book No Secret Is v/as enjoyed W 150 mothers and Dorsey, Sr., and Mrs. J. P. Mc nancial secretary, Mr*. Ray Im- Safe, by Father Mark Tennien daughters. The breakfast was Kenzie was presented. The ora mel; treasurer, Mrs. James Dor of Maryknoll, in the Sterling served by the Knights of Colum Dishes are one item we never seem to tory winners, Carol Basher, first, sey, Sr.; historian, Mrs. R. Rob public library in memory of bus. and Jeanette Schmidt, second, erts; lecturer, Miss Agnes P. their first grand regent, Mrs. W. Corsages were given to the gave their addresses “ My Town have enough of. Shea; monitor, Mrs. William Hav- B. Giacomini. following: Eldest mother, Mrs. and 1.” A quartette compo.sed of erland; sentinel, Mrs. A. P. Ment The court voted to contribute Frank Smith; mother with the Patty Richards, Carolyn Sieben,!gen; prophetess, Mrs. J. J. Hy- a cash donation to the Newman most children, Mrs. Edward C. club in Boulder to help main Will you check— first chance you get Bonertz (she has 12 children); tain the chapel at Colorado uni the youngest mother, Mr*. Lesh Mrs. Ralph Coyte to Head versity. Another donation was — and let us send a truck for any you from Eaton; and mother* with voted for the Korean war or greatest number of daughters phans. ' can spare? present, Mrs. Art Wegler, Mrs. Ed Smith, Mrs. Helm, and Mrs. PTA in Fort Collins Knights Hold Dinner Keith Vaughn. The Fourth Degree Knights ot Fort Collins.— (St. Joseph’s George Sherman is the leader. Mrs. Fred J. McCourt presided Columbus and their wives en *Impretiive ceremonies marked the an Parish)— The Parent-Teachers’ Plans were discussed for an You’ll really be helping less fortunate and welcomed the members and joyed a dinner at the Sterling May Crowning at nual May crowning in the chapel of association held it* last business athletic dinner and a benefit guests, and Miss Kay Vaughn Country club April 29. The Rev. SI meeting of the year in the school card party. families. gave the response in behalf of Glockner-Penrose hospital, Colorado E. J. Verschraeghen and the Rev. hail May 8. The PTA will sponsor the James Kane were guests. This is the daughters. Glockner-Penrose Springs, Sunday afternoon, May 10. The Officers for the 1953-54 school picnic May 28 at the City- the first of a series of social An address was given on Rev. Paul Reed, chaplain, delivered the sermon, followed by Bene school year were elected: Mrs. park. Each family will bring a meetings planned for the mem The telephone number is Cherry 5503. Mother’s day by Mrs. 'Thomas diction of the Blessed Sacrament. The student nur*es participated Ralph Coyte, president; Mrs. covered-dish. Potato salad, ice bers and their wives. Garrison of Golden. in the ceremony. Victor A. Miller, vice president; cream, coffee, and soda pop will Preceding a social hour, plans The Altar and Rosary society Shown placing the crown on the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mrs. Charles W. George, secre be furnished. Room mothers will were completed for the knights will De in charge o l the kick-ott j is Miss Peggy Anna of Colorado Springs. Holding the pillow is tary; and Mrs. James W, Guyer, be in charge of games. to attend nocturnal adoration dinner to be given Thursday | Ann Murray of Denver. The attendants on the left are Eileen Ash treasurer. Mrs. Arthur Brookman was the each Thursday before first Fri night. May 14, in Newman halliof Colorado Springs and Constance Smith of Denver.— (Stewart’s chairman for the refreshments day. They are hoping other mem for campaign workers. I photo) The fifth grade won the travel ing statue of St. Joseph for the served by the second graders’ bers of the Knights of Columbus St. Vincent de Paul highest number of parents, in mothers. will join them in making this attendance. Holy Hour. R. W. Danielson Wins Rangely Post Cub Scouts conducted the flag The Fourth Degree Knights Solvage Bureau ceremony. The fifth and sixth acted as guards of honor for the First Communion class May 10, Rangely.— (St. Ignatius’ Par votes out of 95 votes. Mr, Daniel civic affairs. Mrs. Danielson is grade Girl Scouts, troop 9, under May Crowning and will form a guard of honor ish) — R. W, Danielson was son is engineer at the California the direction of Mrs. Joseph district chairman of the Girl for the eighth grade graduation elected pre.sident of the school company. Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Whalley presented a program of Scouts and is kept busy with and the senior, high school grad board at the annual election of son are the parents of three finding leaders for the several folk-dancing, songs, and read ings. The seventh and eighth In Welby Draws uation classes. officers May 4. The votes were children: Lea, who teaches cate groups because of changing con unusually light this year for the chism; Mark, who is an altar ditions in an oil community. grade Girl Scouts reviewed their COLORADO school enrollment. boy; and Judy. Mr. and Mrs. The Rangely Cemetery asso work of the past year. Mrs. Call a GOOD CLOTHES NEED Mr. Danielson received 89 Danielson are also active in ciation will have its annual meet Over 300 Pupils CONVALESCENT ing May 14 to elect officers and NOT BE EXPENSIVE Z01\E €A B HOME to transact any other business Holy Rosary Holds Welby.— (Assumption Parish) .MAin 7171 Summer Coffee Socials that may lawfully be introduced. — At the May crowning cere Prompt Courteono Servlco Reasonable Rales Mrs. John S. Purdy has been sec mony May 10 more than 300 THE CHEAPER RATES 51( So. Login______PE 7135 retary since the society was or May Crowning Rite children participated, with Anna 2-WAT RADIO CLEAN NEW CARS i i ganized in 1932. Marie Donenico as queen of the ENGLISH Begin May 31, Evergreen (Holy Rotary Pari.h, Denver) crowning. Altar Unit Hold* Meeting The May crowning ceremony Evergreen.— (Christ the King adjacent room, and a basin and The perfect attendance first TAILORS was held May 10. Miss Mary graders, Fred Arneson, Verna Parish)— The summer coffee so sacrarium in the priests’ sacristy. When the Altar and Rosary Pepper crowned the statue of the society met at the home of Mrs. Pheil, and Agnes Palmer, acted 901 FIFTEENTH STREET cials sponsored by the Altar and The spring card party, held Blessed Mother. Miss Joan R. A.. Sweeney May 12 with as special attendants. The eighth Rosary society every Sunday May 9 by the Altar and Rosary Demshski carried the crown and Mrs. Raymond Hall as cohostess, grade girls also were attendants, Combine Quality and Style after the 8 and 10 o’clock Masses society with Mrs. Ruth Gentoz her attendants were Vickie Reich plans wer* made for the reli and the re.st of the seventh and at Prices You Can Afford ^ will start Sunday, May 31, with as chairman, was successful. The ert, Judy Horvat, Pamela Pozel- ^ c dorado Oprings gious vacation school to be con eighth graders formed a guard s Mrs. Pearl Anderson and Mrs. special prize was awarded to Mrs. nik, and Catherine Ruggiero. The ducted by the Sisters o f Loretto o f honor. Frances Griebling as hostesses. Pearl Anderson. statue of the Blessed Mother was The kick-off dinner for the in June, and also for a parish Harlen Schultz of Lowry air Baby-sitting service is held in carried by Rosemary Dominguez, Seminary Building fund cam family picnic set tentatively for force base completed his cate |j, D. CROUCH the rectory every Sunday morn Gloria Quintana, Helen Steckline, paign at the rectory Thursday- June. chism instructions and was bap c. D. O’BRIEN ing duiflng the 10 o’clock Mass. First Communion class. * evening, May 14, will be pre Organize, Elect Officer* Mary Ann Weiser and Judy tized May 7. MAY REALTY Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson Thursday evening, May 14, at pared and served by Mrs. Frank The “ Country Club Slush (oil) Padboy were the “ angels” for the announce the birth of their first o’clock in the rectory basement •Anderson, Mrs, Ed Malley, Mrs. Pit” met Tuesday in the Cali First Communion class. 8 child, Steven Spencer, April 17. there will be a meeting of all 4 % REALTOR ' Martin Grabrian, and Mrs. Jo fornia company recreation hall Mr. and Mrs. William .Acker Mmes. Helen Rensel, Ellen seph Mfotthews. to organize, elect officers, and Nortnik, Virginia Arko, Mary the men working in the Arch man have chosen David William Put your dollars to White-Fink Rite make plans for the season. The Chopyak, Josephine Pavlakovich, bishop’s campaign. for the name o f their son bom golf course has been used by the Sgt. Lester Redding of Lowry work where they will INSURANCE - LOANS Is Witnessed April 20. Rose Nester, Julia Padboy, employes and their friends, but Frances Ruggiero, Virginia air force base donated a record- I Vows were exchanged April A son was born May 3 to Mr. work the hardest. . . Ute Theater Bldg. this is the first time a chib has Rapue, Mrs. Garcia, and Tillie player to the school. QUALITY APPAREL 125 at 10 o’clock by Miss Joan and Mrs. Francis Hoelsken, who been formed. T. F. McGuirk was Reichert cleaned the auditorium The school children’s annual jFink and Richard White, both have two other boys. earning a high rate of IN COLORADO SPRINGS Colorado Springs, Colo. elected president. and kitchen May 7. prog;ram will be given this Sun I of Idledale. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mrs. Clarence Kline has gone SINCE 1172 Mrs. Thomas F. McGuirk is The following women helped day evening, May 17, at 8 ■\ndrusko o f Idledale were the to Billings, Mont., where she'was 4% interest. Kiowa and Tejon Striati MAIN 1898 presenting her music pupils in with the First Communion break o’clock in the gymnasium. There attendants. A wedding breakfast called by the death o f her a piano recital, in which 27 will fast: Mrs. Edward O’Rell, Mmes. will be songs, plays, skits, for f»Mi) e*sM and followed the ceremony at the brother, George Butz. appear, at the California com Leo Chopyak, and George Pavla mations, tap dancing, and ballet en r 4250JW0.00 Ranch house in Evergreen. A re Mr. and Mrs. Eddie J. P feif pany recreation hall May 19 at kovich, chairmen; and Mmes. Ann by the lower grades, and an op ception was held in the afternoon fer’s baby boy died at Fitz- 7 :30 mm. This closes the music Lunka, Ann Brozovich, Marie eretta by the seventh and eighth THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON in the Andrusko home. simons hospital last week. year. The summer schedule starts Stongle, Mrs. Garcia, Mary grades. REPUBLIC Hill Stiri—IIS E. rikn Piik— HAIi 1S4 The plumbing in the church is The Alter and Rotary to- May 26. Weiser, Virginia Arko, Julia Pad Proceeds will be used to start , Optometrist j nearly completed. There will be ciety will meet May 21 in the LOAN CO. Sim ttwi—S32 Ti)m—HAIa 1*9 Women appointed to clean the boy, Josephine Pavlakovich, Mary high school building fund. I a 72-inch double sink in the 125 North TcJon St. home of Mri. Frances Grieb- church for May are Mmes. W. J. Chopyak, and Virginia Rapue. Tickets, adults 75 cents; children, 163d Glenarm * Denver, Colo. Professional Pharmacy kitchen and mop basin in the ling, following a deiiert-lunch- PHONE MAIN 6552 Spelter, W, A. Sandras, Jr.; and 50 cents, can be obtained from (tisblithtU 1925 . s a . e SOI No, Tajon MAin 1088 boys’ .sacristy, a lavatory in an eon. Everyone ii invited. Leonard Styer. IN THE COUNTY COURT any pupil. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. In and for th« City and County of Denver and State of Colorado No. 96687 Get Baur^s (of Denver) Pete Beroni 4 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND DETERMINATION OF REIRSHIP Candy and Ice Cream at Fnrnitnre Shop ^'St. James Crowning Rite Set May 15 IN THE MATTER OF THE INSTATE UPHOLSTERING, 4 OF BEN LESNIK, also known as Benja Johnson-English RE-UPHOLSTERING AND ^ (St. Jamei’ Pari.h, Denver) bearer will be David Van Dyke Wiliam Cudmore, a n d Boyd min I-resnik, B. Leenik and Benjamin Recommended Firms REPAIRING The children from the third and Anne Whalen. Lesnlck, Deceased. 4 Bailey, and Father John McGinn. Notice is hereby given that on the Drug Co. Blip CsTcri tnd Drtp.riM through the eight grades will par Following the crowning of the The following mothers of Sister 16th day of June, 1953, I will present to Had. to Order 4 ticipate in the May day cere statue of the Ble.ssed Mother Charity’s room are working in the County Court of the City and County LENTHERIC Toiletries Furniture Made to Order 4 monies on Friday, May 15, at of Denver, Colorado, my accounts for there will be a sermon and Bene the lunchroom for the month of final settlement of the administration of for AUTO Ttjoa at Bijoa St. Phona 1400 24«22 So. Wahsotch A tc. MAin 6309 4 {2:30 p.m. diction. May: Mmes. R. Jorgensen, Wal said estate, when and where all persons The May queen chosen by the: ter Kelly, John Gretter, Yvo in interest may appear and object to PTA Schedules them, if they so desire * // Your Needs Are Electrical The Heyse Sheet student body is Gertrude Moser. I Trainor, A. J. Artzer, James Hor Last Meeting Notice is also hereby given that there Call Main 9 3 9 " Metal and Roofing She will have as her escort Mark vath, Sal Amato, J. V. Doucet, ha.s been filed in said estate a petition SERVICE asking for a judicial ascertainment and Wirinr^Fixturto and Ropalrt INCORPORATED Reinecke. Miss Moser’s court will The final meeting of the year R. W. Sullivan, John Cullinan, be made up of the following at will be held for the PTA Tuesday, determination of the heirs of such d HEATING ROOFING W. Walsh, Byron Harnagel, ceased, and setting forth that the names, Berwick Electric Co. SHEET UETAL tendants and knights of the May 19, in the Walsh Memorial Robert Crockett, Joe Treitz, C. H. addresses and relationship of all persons, hall. Mrs. Matt Saya will install who are or claim to be heirs of said J. D. BERWICK 129 SO. NEVADA eighth grade: Mary Kay Kotten- Jones, M. Zeilinski, James stette and Michael Leonard, Joyce the newly elected officers. Mem deceased, so far as known to the Colorado Sprinri, Colorado Phone: MAin 562 Hinkey, Joe Vagm'no, L. L. Straw, petitioner, as follows, to-wit; Sales & Service Est 18&0 Kuckartz and Daniel Broderick, bers are asked to bring any arti William Cudmore, Jesse Brain- Harry I..eBnik, adult. 615 W. Central and Mary Ellen Dunn and Larry cles that may be of use in the steitter, William Henderson, M. Ave., Winter Haven, Fla., Nephew; Rao We Repair All Makes Blackford. The pages and crown- “ fish pond,” sponsored by the Davl.s, adult, 1200 W. Lake Otis Dr., Clocker, Robert Komeman, S. W. .Winter Haven, Fla., Niece: Carl Lesnick Major Motor Oyerhaul — Body Paint — Wheal Alignm^&t SPEAR>S PT.A. at the annual parish picnic, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Breit, and Chester Bain. I adult, 30 Middle St, Lancaster, New and Balance — Electrical — Batteries & Tires to he held on the first Sunday in Hampshire, Nephew; Clara Klass, adult, Variety Store ESTATE OF BRIDGET V. McCOR- A large attendance heard Fa SEE OUR LARGE USED CAR DISPLAY BEFORE YOU BUY I MICK. also known as BRIDGET Mc- August. 627 Nottingham Rd., Dayton, Ohio, fUEtS-lllE Niece; Caroline Berman, adult, 3798 2250 E. P l.tt. At., Colo. 8pgt. I CORMICK, DECEASED. Monitors, patrol boy.s, and the ther Frederick McCallin in the No. 93972 Eastway, South Euclid, Ohio, Niece; Notions • Tors • Hardware • School girls of the upper grades who Elisabeth Gewald, adult, 20 Woodruff Notice is hereby given that on the 9th Altar and Rosary society meeting WILLIAMS-NASH INC. Snppliea • Kitchenware • Glassware have been helpful to the .sisters Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., Niece; Sara Lcs- day of June, 1953, I will present to the talk on the Dominican Sisters of nick, adult, 20 Woodruff Ave., Brooklyn 2030 So. University — SH. 2781 « Cosmetics County Court of the City and County of during the year were the guests the Sick Poor and their work. N. Y., Niece; Hattie Katz, adult, 20 (Formerly University Park Garage) i Denver, Colorado, my accounts for of the PTA at a “ hayrack ride” Woodruff Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., Niece; FINAL SETTLEMENT of the adminis and wiener roast at Glasier’s Three new perpetual members Louis Lesnick, adult, 18 Church St., St. tration of said estate when and where all Johnsbur)’, Vt., Nephew; Chiam Rosangki, J. B. SHEARER C. J. SHEARER 5I.ln 10070-M Main 3729-R persons in Interest may appear and object barn May 13. Chaperons for the were announced: Genevieve E. adult, 6 Hariri St., Haifa. Israel, to them if they so desire. LARRY lERRY party were Messrs, and Mmes. Francis, Rose Anna Patterson, Nephew; Evelyn Seller, adult, 1618 12th JOSEPH ANTHONY McCORMICK, Joe Spencer, Wally Hancock, St, Lorain, Ohio, Niece once removed; Executor. and Clara Anna Trentman. Leonard Lesnick, adult. Summit Ave., De Soto-Plymouth Madden Plumbing Co. Thomas L. Ford, Attorney Columbus, Ohio, Nephew once removed; lEARDHijul^utlar PLUMBING CONTRACTOR 1700 E. 5th Ave. l2320USfPU5TI.WMHia-I W SSZtrWl Louis Lesnick, adult, 317 Ohio St., Elyria, PLUMBING REPAIRS First Publication April 23, 1963 Ohio, Nephew: Lillian Lesnick Lewis, GAS WATER BEATERS Last Publication May 14, 1958 All Late Mod^l Used Cars Colorado Spring., Colo. Dr. Robt. Sprigg to Head adult, 3515 E. 142nd St., Cleveland, Ohio, Phiin. Miln 12604-R 827 W. Cultrida An. Niece; Ruth Sigel, adult, 221 Indian IN THE COUNTY COURT Hollow Rd., Elyria. Ohio, Niece. Carry 5,000 Mile Guarantee In tnd for the City and Coonty of Denver Accordingly, notice is also hereby given Factory Trained Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars and State of Qolorado Loyola Holy Name Men that upon the date aforesaid, or the day No. 964S3 to which the hearing may be continued NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT (St. Ignatiu. Loyola’ . Parish, the Court will proceed to receive and AND DETERMINATION and sodality with the presidents, hear proofs concerning the heirs of such FORT COLLINS OF HEIRSHIP Denver) Mrs. James Gannon and Mrs. decea.sed, and, upon the proofs submitted, IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Officers elected at the May John Madden, in charge. will enter a decree in said estate de GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. OF ETTA LEVI. Deceaaed. termining who are the heirs of such Notice is hereby given that on the 2nd meeting of the Holy Name so The annual mother-daughter deceased person, at which hearing all 2770 No. Speer Blvd. GR. 3313 I day of June, 1963, I will present to the ciety are: President, Dr. Robert corporate Communion for mem periont claiming to be heirs at law of County Court of the City and County of Sprigg; vice president, Leon bers of the Altar sodality and such deceased may appear and present DREILING MOTORS Denver. Colorado, my accounts for final their proofs. settlement of the administration of said Bennett; secretary, Leo Leberer; PTA will be held on Sunday, AN DREy WYSOWATCKY, estate, when and where all persons in and trea.surer, William Madden. May 17, in the 8:30 Mass. The Administrator. Buick and G M C Trucks interest may appear and object to them, reception of new sodality mem First Publication April 30, 1963 if they ao desire. The Very Rev. Raphael Mc Last Publication May 28,' 1953 230 South College Ave. Phone 2300 Notice is also hereby given that there Carthy, S.J., president of Regis bers will follow the Mass. All RADIO SERVICE has been filed in aaid estate a petition asking for a judicial ascertainment and college, will be the guest speaker members of each organization A Complete Service for Car or Home Radios determination of the heirs of such de at the dinner being held in Loy are requested to attend. ceased. and setting forth that the names, ola hall, May 14, for more than We Will Serve You Best addretaea and relationship of all persons, To Honor Pait Presidents For all your Beauty Work 200 men workers for the semi Fort Collin* Federal who art or claim to be heirs of said The final meeting of the PTA Call deceased, ao far as known to the nary drive. The dinner will be JAMES MOTOR CO. Savings and Loan Assn. petitioner, as follows, to-wit: served by members of the PTA for this school year will be held 146 North Collrga Arenoa Mrs. L. Levy, adult, 126 S. Albanus, on Tuesday, May 19, in the La Varra Beauty Salon Philadelphia. Penn., niece. 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service K £ . 8221 Fort Colllaa, Colorado Accordingly, notice is also hereby given school hall. The past presidents 110 West Oak St. of the PTA will be the honored SAVINGS — INVESTMENTS that upon the date aforesaid, or the day Fart Collin., Colo. Phono 291 HOME LOANS to which the hearing may be continued, Leadville Unit guests. Mmes. Walter Wade, the Court will proceed to receive and hear proofs concerning the hein of such Walter Light, Archie Fourcade, deceased, and, upon the proofs aubroitted, Nell Hebert, M. L. Valley, G. A. NO JO B IS will enter a decree in said estate de Will Recess' for Mohrbacher, C. E. Williams, Wil termining who are the heirs of such deceased person, at which bearing alj liam May, William Grant, A. GREELEY persons claiming to be heirs at law of Linnebur, Matt Saya, and Ed » . such deceased may appear and present Summer Months Berens. TOO BIG I 1 their proofs. - The children o f the grade ANDREW WYSOWATCKY, Leadville. — (Annunciation Administrator. school will present the program, 11013 Imatli Annn tfflu Phtn 97 Pari.sh)— The Altar and Rosary I ’ IM. rbooi 1429-M First Publication April 28, 1958 followed by the business meeting Adamson Mortuary Last Publication May 21,1968 society has decided to recess dur I The Greeley Monument ing the summer months. and installation of officers by 24 Hour Ambulance Service The meeting May 6 was con t h e Catholic Parent-Teacher Greelcj, Colorado Works, Inc. ducted by the president, Theresa league president, Mrs. Matt i I H. SoM Adamion Phono 1511 ■ALPH I. HILLI8TE* O’Brien. The principal business Saya. WHEN WE SERVICE UiDuftctumi ud DwifiMn d The mothers o f the first grade Bowl P. Ad.mMn Ith Aro. *t 5th 8t. Artlotie Menort.U AURORA was the completion of plans for a kickoff dinner May 14, for the children will be the hosteaaes at YOUR CHEVROLET seminary campaign. the tea following the meeting. Plaques painted by Florence The roon^ mothers in charge of The firms listed here CLINT’S Jean McMahon were won by arrangements are Mmes. Earl deserve to be remembered PURSE BROS. Mrs. Cora Lake, Mrs. Phillips, Martelon and Joseph Beirich. CAPITAL RADIATOR SERVICE and Mrs. Florence Walsh. The members o f the Loyola when you are distributing Cleaning - Repairing • Ra-Coring GROCERY & M ARKET Refreshments were served by adult choir held their annual din J3 th a n d your patronage in the dif NEW AND USED GROCERIES — MEATS — FRUITS Mrs. H. H. Schumann, Mrs. Mar ner and party on May 5 in Loy B ro a d w a y 1028 Ninth AYa. Phona 111 VEGETABLES ty McMahon, Mrs. Elmer McDon^ ola hall. ’The pastor, the Rev. ferent lines of business. Graaltre Cola. *751 B. C l f u At.. Ph. Airora 212 aid, Mrs. J. F. Eussen, and Mr*. Edward Murphy, S.J., was the James D. Smith. honored guest. TAbor 5191 I 1 - a n i l Thursday, May 14, 1953 Offict, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE FIFTEEN Election Conducted by Aurora Society Over 200 Derby Women Aurora.— (St. Therese’s Par- urer; Mrs. Clara Brennan, audi Continuing in their present sh)— At the meeting on May 8 tor; Mrs. Madeline Sakasitz, offices will be Mrs. Eva Fowle, a: or election of officers of the ways and means chairman; and sunshine committee; Mrs. Irene Attending First Mission Utar and Rosary society six Mrs. Emily Bollig, circle chair Carney, historian; Mrs. Kay lew members were present. man; Walters, apron bar; Mrs. Mildred Derby. — (St. Catherine’s Mr. and Mrs. Giobert Herrera, The following officers will be Committees: Mrs. Nora Mc KarboWski, doll^chairman; and Parish) — More than 200 women with Mr. and Mrs. A1 Werth as nstalled next September at a Mrs. Marj’ Feelyt deanery repre Donald, altar; Mrs. Billie Wik- are attending the first week of sponsors; Linda Lee Werth, lilver tea: sentative. the two-week mission being con daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A1 strom, bake sale; Mrs. June Bo Mrs. Ann Mutz, president; Altar and Rosary society meet ducted by Father Leo Malone, Werth, with’Mr. and Mrs. George iirs. Julie Winston, vice presi- han, Christmas cards; Mrs. Pat ings will continue to be held O.F.M. Nightly the crowd was Arguello as sponsors; Carol Jean ient; Mrs. Billie Wickstrom, sec- Craig, games parties; Mrs. Mary through the summer in a social augmented until every seat in and Donna Kay Peabody, chil ind vice president; Mrs. Bar McCarrell, hostess; Mrs. Jean capacity in order to acquaint the the church was taken. dren of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pea bara Bate, recording secretary; Selichnow, special Altar and Ro many new members. On Sunday, May 17, at 7:30 body, with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice VIrs. Betty Welsh, press secre- sary committee; Mrs. Elizabeth Masses on Ascension Thurs p. m. the Men’s mission will be Jensen as proxies for Mr. and ary and publicity chairman; Kaefner, programs; and Mrs. day, May 14, will be at 6:30, gin. Mrs. Albert Widmer. Mrs. Annabelle Hodapp, treas Jean Bratik, telephone. 7:30, 9, and 10. Baptized were Samuel J. Ter- On June 6, at the Slovenian mine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nick hall in Globeville, the “ June Bug The monthly games parties held Termine, with Mr. and Mrs. Le Jitter Dance” will be held, with 'i in the parish hall will be con Roy Van Den Heuvel as spon music by Paul Weingart and his tinued through the summer sors; Robert G. Herrera, son of Alpine BoyS. Mlomemaker’s months. Aprons are needed for the apron bar. Information may be PAINTING-INSIDE & OUTSIDE Department obtained by calling Mrs. Kay Walters, EM. 6-6061. Patronixe Thexe Reliable and Friendly Firms Circle meetings will be as fol TEXTURE, CEMENT, STUCCO lows: Ave Maria circle, Thurs ORIGINAL STAIN for Brick, Stucco day, May 14, with Mrs. Betty Cinder and Cement Block Welsh; Mother Cabrini circle, Any Color and Whita Tuesday, May 19, with Mrs. Ann DIRE^S REPAIR SERVICE Johnson; Our Lady of Fatima Baiementg WATERPROOFED in color from INSIDE “THE HOUSE OF KEYS” circle, Wednesday, May 13, with jonn Reagan, lourtn vice ’ m- i and Mrs. C. SHINGLE STAIN FLOOR STAIN Power and Hand Mowers Sharpened by Machine Mrs. Mary Ellen Seggelke; Our St. Francis de Sales' New officers of Frede, parliamentarian; front row, Mrs. J. J. No bliitering or Peeling — MADE TO WALK ON St. Francis de I Any Look Opened - Repaired • Installed Lady of Perpetual Help circle, Harris, secretary; Mrs. J. Sheridan, historian; All Work Guaranteed— Materials Only or Job Complete Duplicate Keys Wednesday, May 20, with Mrs. PTA Installs OHiters S" Mrs. Clifford Welch, first vice president; Mrs. Mildred Karbowski. Matt Saya, president of the CPTL, installing 1104 18th Street TAbor 6905 row, left to right; Mrs. A. Sweeney, correspond officer; and Mrs. John Kingston, president.— Baptized on May 10 were Vic ing secretary; Mrs. James McFadden, treasurer; McNABB-TODD (Photo by Turilli) toria Claudina, daughter of Mr. the Rev. Robert Nevans, spiritual director; Mrs. A L 0108 2020 California St. THE BEST IN LUGGAGE and Mrs. Heraclio Sanchez, spon ( ^ ^ O f All Kindi sored by Joseph R. and Adeline + + L. Sanchez; Hollis Jean, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Hol DRAPERS man, sponsored by John Myers Confirmation Slated at S t Francis' and Gail Elliott, with Marjorie Electrical Contracting & Repairing Minis as proxy; and James Ed (St. Francis de Sales' Parish, All the youth organizations I of the rectory Friday, May 15, OPHOISTERT ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Denver) and other young people of the at 2 p.m., preceded by the reel KE. 3079 The .«acrament of Confirma parish not identified with any tation o f the Rosary ’ the 926 W. 6th Ave.— MA. 4507 ward T. Nosewicz, sponsored by lARL J.STROHMINGER Carl Cascio and Marian Flynn. tion will be administered by group are expected to receive church at 1:45. Mrs. Earl Sulcer Archbishop Urban J. Vehr in St. Communion Sunday. Every third will preside. Baptized on May 3 were May _ II llRdrlc CompoRy Upholstery, Repairing Francis de Sales’ church Wednes Sunday has been designated Bacon & Schramm nard Osborn, son of Mr. and The League o f the Sacred Licensed and Bonded^ day, May 20. Adult members of Youth Communion Sunday in the Modernizing Mrs. Maynard 0. Burnett, Sr., Heart will meet Tuesday at 2 Member National Electrical Contractors Ass’n. Composition Roofing the class will receive special in new parish calendar. sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Ross p.m. in the assembly room o f structions Friday evening at 8 The Altar and Rosary society Tile Roofing All work guaranteed. Terms Conner; Ann Lorraine, daughter the rectory following recitation 1178 Stoat St. AC. 5733 o’clock. will meet in the assembly room Roof Repairing if desired. Evening calls. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Mc o f the Rosary in the church at Cabe, sponsored by..Mr. and Mrs. 1:45. Mrs. Anthony Dunst will 4020 Brighton Blvd., CH. 6563 No Obligation Gerald Driscoll; Antonia Mary, preside. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fashion Show Is Held Future meetings of the Holy J. Raffa, sponsored by Mr. and Name society will be limited to Mrs. Joseph J. Raffa; Joseph 40 minutes followed by enter LAWN & GARDEN John II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo tainment and refreshments, it seph J. Raffa, sponsored by Mr. By Githedral Students was decided by the group May BULLOCKS and Mrs. Sam J. Raffa; and 11. The streamlining o f business FERTILIZERS Karen Lee, daughter of Mr. and procedures is one o f the many ""llllfffil Decorative A l l Shops Mrs. Harold E. Ruble, sponsored (Cathedral Parish, Denver) luza, W. J. Callahan, Margaret Maasen, Isabel McLaughlin, improvements in society affairs ■ i m i 575 D elaw are JSlreel # P e a t Moss by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baca. A talent show and fashion brought about by the course in parade of clothes made by Sister Margaret O’Rourke, Katherine NEAR W CST HIGH SCO(X>l, # Sheep-Cow Schmitz, and William Schultz. parliamentary law being spon Walburga's home economics sored by the parish council. Phono TAboh 3 5 1 5 'XV7 class were presented by Cathe The Promoters of the League # Milorganite Cure d'Ars Plans dral students at the PTA meet of the Sacred Heart will convene The concluding meetings of # Soiltone ing May 11. The young seam in St. Paul’s chapel Friday, May this series on parliamentary law Firescreens, curtain and net stresses themselves modeled 15, at 7 :15 p.m. being conducted by Mrs. Gano ting types of all sizes and # Vigoro Fall Style Show their creations. Senter will deal with elections. May 21 and 28. shapes. (Cure d’Ars Parish, Denver) Participating in the talent show were Jolie Kirby, soloist, PTA Conducts Because of Archdiocesan Sem The Supreme Co. and Mona Desmond, pianist, who 1st Communion Election of Officers Firebaskets and P la lto r m s inary campaign meetings, and presented “ Somewhere Over The 864 So. Broadway the many activities of the 1953 The election and installation which exactly fit and cut fuel Rainbow” ; Charline Dandrow, PE. 4679 Blessed Sacrament school gradu of officers o f the Parent-Teach soloist, and Karen Ipsen, pianist, bills in half. ation cla.ss, the school audito ers’ association were held May who presented “ Marcheta” ; Received by 46 rium will not be available for the 6. Tools which hang on the Dolores Marquez, soloist, and The picnic for the nuns will fashion show Monday, 'May 18, Margie Somers, pianist, who pre breast of the fireplace . . . be held May 19 at Chalet Marie which had been planned as the sented “ Yesterday” ; and Fran amazingly efficient. DO YOU LIVE IN A last spring meeting of the Altar At St. Joseph's near Tiny 'Town. cis Jacobucci, accordionist, who and Rosary society. The PTA card party will ha played two selections, “ Over The (St. Joseph’s Redemptorist Par FIRE TRAP? The president, Mrs. Ray J. held May 25 in the Hospitality Smoking Fireplaces Cured, no Waves” and “ Your Cheatin’ ish, Denver) The deadly threat of fire hangi over Campbell, announced that the center of the Public Service Heart.” First Communion was received cure, no pay. every home, yet with new safety fashion show will be held in the by 46 children May 3. They are company at 1:15 p.m. methods little fires can bs starved Preceding the show, Mrs. Members of the St. Francis de fall. Marshall M. Reddish presided at Kepneth Decker, Billy Haring, to death before they become big ones. The Rev. William J. Mulcahy sales’ circle will meet 'Wednes the business session. A motion David Miller, Kenneth Macklin* baptized on May 10 the two chil Larry Quintana, Denjiis Talty, Jo day, May 20, at 1:15 p.m. in the Let Ua Flame Proof Your was passed to donate funds for A. JOHNSON & SON dren of Mr. and Mrs. William H. seph Procopio, Sanford Bertsch, Belaire restaurant, 700 S. Uni I Home With Albi-Fir* the seminary drive. Plans were L. Thompson, Seth Michael Richard Clark, Robert Haber- versity boulevard. The hostess Ettabliihed 35 Years also discussed for black-topping Retardants Jameson, who was born in Dub korn, Patrick McGreevy, Sidney will be Mrs. Anna Twigfc, Mem the grade school playground. • Gutters • Sheet Metal lin, Ireland, and Elizabeth Mary Brady, Eugene O’Neill, Con bers who wish to attend are THE DOOR WITH THE OORNI6E ON THE TOP Monsignor Walter J. Canavan, Denver Brick Stain Co. Neylan, bom in Toronto, On stance . O’Neill, Francis Quinn, asked to notify Mrs. Twigg at / • Gas Furnaces pastor, in the name of the PTA, tario. The sponsors for both Joseph (larcia, Chris 'Vigil, Ste RA. 7616. Here’s new space, new utility, new beauty—for hornet, • Gas Conversion Burners PrM Eatimatei • FHA Termj presented Mrs. Reddish with a were Daniel Neylan and Marion phen Vonfeldt, Robert Hoffman; CH. 1083 1455 Fox daily Missal. busineesee and institutions. F o l d o o r works spaoeHMtvBig i8 Penniylvania RA 5657 E. Neylan, with Mr. and Mrs. Rosie Befort, Janet Capra, Di Officers Are Instolled ana Covillo, Betty Dowd, Sheryl miraclee in old places and new. On dkplay at Thompson as proxies. ■ ■■■■■■■aaRRRRRBRHRRRRRaHRHB a.■■■■■■■■■ R.a B.a_B.: WESTERN Father Mulcahy also baptized Installation of officers for the Fant, Diann Haberkorn, Georg- TERMITES CERTIFIED CHEMICAL Michael David, son of Mr. and 1953-54 term was conducted by ene Helfenbein, Lavelle Nunn, (OR FLYING ANTS) Please send us more information on FOLDOOR, as WINDO\^ & HOUSE Mrs. William R. Hodgson, with Mrs. M. W. Saya, CPTL presi Judy Pell, Betty Plante, Donna Most owners never dent. Installed were Mrs. Mar Sweet, Rosemary Yarcho, Karen know they have ter* CLEANING CO. PRODUCTS, INC. Richard Phelan and Marie Daly mites until costly as sponsors, and Mrs. Richard shall M. Reddish, president; Coquoz; damara it already ( ) Interested in a door ...... state size, WE CLEAN Building Maintenance Phelan as proxy for the latter; Mrs. Paul Murray, first vice Ramona Gas.ser, Carol Hoss, done. for our home. Windows Walls Supplies and Daniel Lynn, son of Mr. and president; Mrs. Joseph Capra, Patricia Nagel. Carol Oaks, Mere ( ) Planning on remodeling our church. Woodwork Wall Paper Mrs. Wilfred A. Leiker, w'ith Wil second vice president; Mrs. Jean dith Przybyski, Kathleen Silva, Extermination Service on Brushes • Toilet Tissues liam T. McGlone and Irene Rupp Jacobucci, treasurer; Mrs. John Christine Pacheco, Cynthia Rats, Mice, Roaches, Clover NAME Floors (Washed & Waxed) Madden, recording secretary; Sjieto, Carol Speer, Lottie Sena, Mites & Bed Bugs. Paper Tovels as sponsors. ADDRESS FREE e s t im a t e s Mrs. Guy Smith, 2960 Fairfax, Mrs. Phillip Pietrowski, corre Leah Ann Jenkins, Sharron An Complete Janitor Needs derson, Shirley Ortiz, Kathleen Free FULLY in s u r e d will entertain St. Joseph’s circle sponding secretary; Mrs. Ronald CITY ...... Zone...... Phone.. Frank. 1180 Kalamath Street Tuesday evening. May 19. Fitzsimmons, auditor; and Mrs. Inspection SP 4673 ■■■■■■■■■■■■I I ■ a . V ■ V r ■ ■ I Residential & Commercial John Doebly, historian. Drew Anthony Koons, recently Work Phones TAbor 0103 The members of the Infant of Prague circle will meet in the The parents of seniors were baptized, will receive his First Coio. Terminix Co. 1032 18th MAin 1556 T A bor 0104 home of Mrs. T. W. Herrick, the honored guests. They re Communion May 24. Angels were portrayed by La- Lieenies of E. L Brieo Ce. W. R. MclLVAINE CO. 1332 Jasmine, Wednesday eve ceived holy cards announcing M Stalin of tho donna Amack, Stella Bianes, ning, May 20. that a High Mass would be o f World's Lirgest Termite Orginizitlon 2430 E. 3rd Ave. — Denver — FL. 3581 St. Michael’s circle will be fered for them and their fam Paula Adams, Margaret Allan, 1754 S. Bdwy. Geo. Leachman Josephine Romeo, Patricia Ho guests of Mrs. Robert Moore, ilies by Monsignor Canavan at gan* Orlinda Labato, and Sharon ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 3378 Locust, on May 28. the request of the PTA. The attendance award was Pacheco. GUY M. ELDER Because of solicitation* for Martin Turner a n d Paul the Archdiocesan Seminary won by the senior class. Sister Industrial and Commercial Building Therese Martin received the O’Brien were pages. campaign Sunday, tha games Mr. and Mrs. Don Pollock, 320 award. 175 Vallejo St. PEarl 8930 party scheduled in the Knights E. 16th avenue, announce the In the Mrs. Ronald Fitzsimmons, of Columbus hall has been can birth of a girl, Mary Michele, book rental chairman, and the celed. May 2. The paternal grand following took part in thq book mother, Mrs. Cora Pollock, re check May 7 and 8 : Mmes. ELECTRICAL WORK sides at 308 W. Fourth avenue. RUG Jerry Bakke, William Bindel, Vivian Rosalyn, daughter of Continental WIRING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS Frank Claunts, Richard Connors, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Antoncio, Di Paulo, Di Tollo, Flood, was baptized by Father Frederick LYNCH ELECTRIC COMPANY Fiorre, Fisher, Gensheer, Theo CLEANING Mann, C.SS.R. dore Gregg, Fred Haas, Jean William Sloans Note Jacobucci, W. F. Kelty, Kohler, 1725 East 31st Ave. AComa 7382 FREE MOTH PROOFING 62nd Anniversary Manner Machell, John Madden, Ralph 2 Pc. LiTing Nickless, James O’Neill, T. J. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Sloan Room Suite Rogers, Clifford Stanley Wong, of 908 W. Fourth avenue cele Thoroly Cleaned and Dan Yaeovetta. brated their 62nd wedding anni Maintenance of All Type Floors The sacrament of Con versary May 3. They were married May 4, Satisfaclion Guaranteed Famous Rug & firmation will be conferred in the Cathedral Sunday, May 1891, in Dubuque, la., and have 26 Years Experience— Day or Night Service Furniture Cleaning Co. 24, at 4 p.m. Those who wish been members of St. Joseph’s TA. 6569 1532 Market to receive Confirmation must parish for the past 49 years. attend the instruction classes Mr. and Mrs. Sloan have nine CHALLENGER FLOOR SERVICE to be given Friday, May 15; children, 18 grandchildren, and 15 great - grandchildren. Their Carl E. Rush, Mgr. Sales & Service Wednesday, May 20; and Fri day, May 22, at 8 p.m., in St. children are Tod and John E., EA. 4008 1533 E. 7 th Ave. Mrs. Lucille Lynch, Mrs. Helen Paul’s chapel. The Rev. Robert Short, Mrs. Mildred Grabisch, Breunig will conduct these Mrs. Gertrude Spanrier and Mrs. classes. Ruth Ochs all of Denver, and Altar Society Officers LeRoy and Harold of Long The members of the Cathedral Beach, Calif. Altar and Rosary society unani mously approved the slate of FOR A GOOD JOB /'/ new officers presepted by the nominating committee: Mmes. EVERY TIME , c T Maurice Lamy, chairman; W. J. OSTRANDER Callahan, and A. H. Schoenherr. ELECTRIC CO. Elected to office for the new Licensed snd Insured year were Mrs. W. J. Callahan, GRand 6683 president; Clara Courtney, first “ / / it’s Electrical, see do it"' vice president; Barbara C. Bach, second vice president; Mrs. James Knight, ithird vice presh ;Lawnmowers; dent; Ida Callahan, recording secretary; Mrs, Maurice Lamy, Sharpened and corresponding secretary; and Repaired — All Mrs. Emmet Dwyer, treasurer types, power & These officers will be ipstalled hand. at the June meeting. Saw* Sharpened . ____ the CRANE laundrellet Clara Courtney announced By Factory Msthoda Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Heating Repairs that the delegates to represent Just Call TA 3642 the society at the ACCW con Lumber Yard vention May 26 ire: Elizabeth or PE. 4046 Evenings SLATTERY & COMPANY Sheeby and Catherine Breen; Plumbing and Heating Contractors 1810 So.'Josephine alternates are Mrs. Emmet MILAN & SON JOHN J. CONNOR, PresMsnt BOBEST F. CONNOB, Vie* Presidsat Dwyer and Josephine Roberts. MACHINE SHOP 1726 Market Street Phone MAin 7127 or 7128 PE. 2435 The hostesses at t^e social hour wera Mmes. Ma]7 Berto- 3852 Walnut St. ORIGINAL IN POORrCOiJDITIpN •V PAGE SIXTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TeTephene, Keystone 4205 Thursdoy, May 14, 1953 oliBniiiiiiiMiniiiiimiimranimmmmuminimiiiiwiBiiinflfliimsOTMiimmiMmramBiiiiniiniiniiiiminiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiniiiiitiiciiiiilivjuuaj:;: In Blessed Sacrament School SlG m OF STRAIN fisqim dJU w L 9 it fia a L 1st Communion If one does not focus well or Is straining his eyes, he ^iiiHiimiiuiiKimiRHMMin irnMiiiiumtimninnmuiiiiimittiiiiiuiniiitiuiiiBintufRnnuiitnniDiuuniiiiniiiiiHiiimiiiiiiinmjiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiintmiiliiiA Pontiff Thanks Students for Gifts may hlink, have a redness of the eye membranes, and irri MADELINE FARRELL FEOLA. 6B, children. Requiem Mass was celebrated Made by 6 at tation of the lids causing headaches and frequent styes. of 3816 Kalamath street. Mother of May 9 hi St. Cajetan’ s chuPch. Inter MaKKie, Carmine, Tom, Marion, Ste ment ML Olivet. (Blessed Sacrament Parish, luncheon at the American Le a month visiting relatives in Only the removal of the eye strain's cause and correcting phen, Theresa, John, Frank, George, JOHN PAPROCKI, SR.. late of Super Denver) gion Thursday, May 21, at 12:30. Holyoke, Mass., and Buffalo, N.Y. every error of refraction will give relief. and Lucille; mother-in-law of Tony ior. Requiem Mass was celebrated in Sister Angelita’s kindergarten Marcio, Lee Douglas, Guido La Date, Sacred Heart of Mary church in South Mother of God Scou^ Mothers' Tea Sacred Vestments children received «a communica Sue Cerron^, Delbert Green, Fern Stu- Boulder May 8. The Cub Scout Mothers’ aux chal. Marie VecchiarelH Fll, and Car tion from the Secretariat of State Are Explained men J. Tona. Surviving! alto are 16 MARY ROSINSKI, 58, 4709'* Pearl (Mother of God Perish, Denyer) iliary annual tea will be given SWIGERT RROS. grandchildren and one great-grandchild. street. Mother of Mrs. Mary Chrysl; A class of six b ys made their of Pius XII, expressing apprecia When the Rt. Rev. Monsignor sitter of Charles and Stephen Pollock. 6 on Wednesday, May 20, in the Rotary it being recited at 7 :S0 p.m. First Communi<^n May 10. They tion for the birthday gifts the Harold V. Campbell explained, 1550 California KEyitone 7651 Thursday. May 14, in the Boulevard Mrs. Harry Zumtovel, and Mrs. Samuel children sent to the Holy Father home of Mrs. Edward Coughlin, chapel. Requiem High Mass will be Dorebak, all of Denver. Requiem High were Paul Richard Howes, 1965 Hudson, with members of the vestments used in the holy ' Mass was celebrated May 12 in St. and conveying the Papal bless Belter Viiion Good Service celebrated at 10 o'clock May 16 ih Our Thomas R. Howes, Rodney Rob dens 1, 2, 5, and 8 acting as sacrifice of the Mass at the Altar Lady of Mt. Carmel church. Interment Jbseph’s (Polish) church. Interment ing. The children sent a spiritual and Rosary society meeting May At Right Price$ ML Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. erts, William Roberts, Thomas hostesses. The tea will honor for Every Age Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. bouquet, a book of their own Optometrists KATHERINE A. KELLEY, 70. of Paul Reiva, and Leon Manuel mothers of prospective Cub 8, he suggested a future meeting CECILE HUGHES BAKEWELL of drawings, and a gift of $10. 3518 W. 49th avenue. Wife of Delbert Vidaur. The children were taught Scouts. in the church so that the sacred GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED 1241 Steele. Wife of George Bakewell, A., , Kelley; aunt of Mrs. Florence in the Saturday catechism classes St. Norbert’s circle will have vessels and other sanctuary ap Jr.; mother of Cecile M. Bakewell and Behrendt, Mrs. Evelyn Schneider, Doro Darbie O'Rourke and Mrs. Lt. Hughes R. Bakewell, USNR; sister conducted by the Sisters of St. a potluck luncheon in the home pointments and their uses could thy and Roy Stahl, all of Chicago. Re of Mrs. Thomas Ord Friday, Neva Perry are patients in St. of Mrs. Robert i # Joo.es of Bethesda. quiem High Matt was celebrated May Joseph from St. Francis de Sales’ Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. Peter De- be made more famlilar. Md.; and daughter of the late Dr. and 13 in St. Catherine’s church. Inter school. May 15. Mrs. Tandy A. Hughes. Requiem Mass Longchamp and Eugene Celia Mrs. K. N. Baker, 4525 Batavia ment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. St. Joseph’s circle members was celebrated May 9 in St. Fhilomena’a The Altar and Rosary society are in Mercy hospital. Mrs. Vin place, was introduce^ as a new church. Interment Mt. Olivet. KARL a KENNEY, 65, of 2825 W. will meet in the church Thurs will he luncheon and bridge 30th avenue. Brother of Patti Kenney cent McVeigh has been hospital member. day, May 14, at 1:15 for recita guests o f Mmes. J. Vincent EDWARD G. STADLER of 1231 S. of Denver and R. M. Dunn fit Long ized. Mrs, Don Kirley reported on Clayton. Husband of Marie Stadler: fa Beach, Calif.; and uncle of David tion of the Rosary. A business Smith, William Sagstetter, and Mr. and Mi-s. Vincent Smith ther of Louis H. and Edward G. Stad Whitaker, Denver. Requiem High Mass meeting and election of officers Myrtle Quinn on Friday, May the Easter Monday ball, which ler, Jr.; and brother of Josephine West- was celebrated May IS in St. Pat and their son, Edward, will spend grossed $2,454.25. all. Rosary will be recited in the Rogers rick’s church. Interment ML Olivet. will be held in the basement at 15, in the Denver Athletic club. chapel at 8 p.m. May 14. Requiem Mass Boulevard mortuary. 1 :30. All women in the parish The members of St. Anthony’s will be celebrated May 15 at 9 o'clock FLORENCE COVILLO, 44, of 8376 are invited to attend and are circle will attend a subscription in St. Vincent de Paul's church. Inter Stuart street. Daughter of AntoinetU reminded that they are to bring ment Mt. Olivet. George P. Hackenthal, Guida; mother of Michael Covillo; sir- director. ter of Phil and Roxie Guida, Mrs. Silvo a box of cereal for the Carmelite PAULINE MONTERO, 32. of 8751 Ponzio, Mrs. John Schwanek, Mrs. Joe nuns. 20 of Clergy Attend Inca. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ven Frey, Mjs. Louis Pacifico, and Mrs. Frances Sandre tura Montero; sister of Jesus, Ventura, Fred Webber. Jr. Requiem High Mass Jr.; Lupe, Antonio. Daniel, and Frank was* celebrated May 12 in Holy Family Becomes Bride Maurice Hickey Rites Montero. Mrs. John Barrios. Mrs. Cre church. Boulevard mortuary. , sencio Castaneda, Mrs. Roberto Villa- On May 9 at noon, Robert R. WILLIAM R. WARNER, 49. of 3060 Murray, Jr., and Frances Sandre A large crowd of friends, in real, and Mary Olvera. Requiem Mass Newton. Husband of Veronica M. cluding some 20 Monsignori and was celebrated May 12 in Our Lady Warner; father of Gene. Ann. and were married before a Nuptial other members of the parish, at of Guadalupe church. Interment Mt. Bemif Warner, all of Denver. Requiem High Mass. Witnesses were Eu Olivet, Trevino mortuary. High Mass will be celebrated May 15 tended the .funeral of Maurice J. gene Smith and Barbara Ann MARIA N. CARRASCO, 88, of 2242 at' 9 o’clock in Holy Family church. Hickey, 65, at the Cathedral, Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mor Judd. The Rev. John Ebel, city Curtis. Wife of Manuel Carrasco; Denver, May 7. mother of Manuel, Jr.; Faustino. Ruben, tuary. editor of the Register staff, offi Estella, and Linda; daughter of Tomas PETER C. BRUNO, 63. of 3358 ciated in the ceremony. Mr. Hickey, who had ushered Nieto; and sister of Mrs. Jose Mar Navajo street. Husband of Lillian at the Cathedral for 45 years, tinez, Mrs. David Vasquez, and Rodolfo Bruno; father of Edward P. Bruno, Den Sharon Maureen Ross, daugh Nieto. Requiem Mass was celebrated ver: brother of Tony Bruno, Denver; ter of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Ross, and carried on an active role in May 9 in Sacred Heart church. Inter Nick Bruno. Fresno, Calif.; and Josenia was baptized Sunday by the Rev. other Church and civic affairs, ment Mt. Olivet. Trevino mortuary. Bruno, Italy; and grandfather of Ed died May 4. ward Bruno, Jr. Requiem High Mass Walter Huber, S.M.B., with CLOVEO RIVAS, 12, of Ignacio. Son Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Rivas; brother was celebrated May 13 in Our Lady of Jerome and Patricia Borgert as of Joe, Charles, Eddie, Ruben, Jr,; Mt. Carmel church. Interment Mt. sponsors. gave the final absolution. Mon Jimmy, Lily, and Luisa Rivas, Mrs. Olivet. signor Walter J. Canavan, pas Ben Maes, Mrs. Harold Reams. Mrs. HELEN RICHMANN, 81, formerly of tor of the Cathedral, offered the Nick Avila, and Mrs. Felix Soto. Re 203 S. Harrison, at Crevc Coeur, Mo. quiem Mass as celebrated May 18 in Wife of William Richmann; mother of Solemn Requiem Mass. Sacred Heart church. Interment Mt. Mrs. Ruth Tripp of Creve Co«ur, and Olivet. Trevino mortuary. the late Florence Stevenson of Denver: St. Cajetan PIA TONY T. GALLEGOS. 62, of 1544 and surviving are also three grandchil Practical Nurses’ Class Clay. Husband of Maria P. Gallegos: dren and one great-grandchild. Requiem brother of Frank, Salome, and Mac- High Mass was celebrated May 12 in The next class in practical ario Gallegos, Mrs, Retito Duran. Mrs. St. John the Evangelist’s church. Boule vard mortuary. Seats Otficers nurse training, offered free to Juan Quintana, Mrs. Bentura Madrid, and Mrs. Pablo Sanchez. Rosary will be MANUEL MARTINEZ, 76. of 1118 Denver resideifts and open to recited in the Trevino Memorial chapel 22nd street. Requiem Mass was cele Monuments at 8 p.m. May 14. Requiem Mass will brated May 12 in Sacred Heart church. other applicants, will start June he celebrated at 9:30 o’clock May 15 in For Prompt We have erected many beau Interment ML Olivet. Capitol mortuary. For New lerm 16 at General Rose Memorial St. Cajetan's church. Trevino mortuary. tiful monuments in Mt. hospital, according to announce JESUS VARGAS, infant, of 5557 JOHN F. KEATING (St. Cajetan’s Parish, Denveri LAUNDRY & Olivet Cemetery. Marion. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Octaviano ment by Mrs. Lillian McAfee, Vargas ; brother of Bernie. Roberto, and John F. Keating, State Highway De At the last meeting of the Tcodora; and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. partment draftsman, died May 6 in a PTA for the school year. May 12, nurse educator at the Emily DRY CLEANING A. T. THOMSON Antonio Ibarra. S^vicea were held May local hospital after an illness of three Griffith Opportunity school, months. He was 54. Mrs. Matt Saya, CPTL presi- 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 9. Interment Mt.^Olivet. Trevino mor- where registration is now open Service . . . Coll: tuary. Bom Nov. 11. 1898. in Georgetown, dent, officiated at the installa he was reared and educated there. Mr. tion of the officers for the com in room 255. HENRY WILDBERGER, 78. RequUm Keating went *lo work for the State Mb9s was celebrated May It in the Highway department 20 years ago after ing term. TA. 6370 Cathedral. Interment Mt. Olivet. spending several years on his family’s Re-elected and installed were AGNES HOIS. 80. of Z221 Downing. Ennis Ranch in Kremmling, where he Mrs. Phyllis Vigil, president; Homes For Sale Dr. F. A. Smith Requiem Mass was celebrated May 11. was associated with the Ennis Land A CASCADE in St. Ignatius Loyola's church. Inter Cattle company until he returned to Mrs. Frank Lucero, vice presi Optometrist ment Mt. Olivet. _ Georgetown two years later to work for dent; Mrs. Gus Garcia, secre BILLY SANTISTEVAN, 30. of 2800 the state highway department. When tary; and Sister Fatima, treas Laundry & Dry Cleaners Palmer, Pueblo. Husband of Tive San- illness forced his retirement he was a tistevan^ son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam San- draftsman in the urban division. urer. tistevan; father of Sandra and Billy He is survived by his mother, Mrs. The meeting featured vocal Ford Optical Co. Santistevan, Jr.; and five brothers and Roberta E. Keating of Denver; three renditions by the choir under the 819 MILWAUKEE — five sisters. Requiem Mass was cele aunts, Mrs. R. H. Blackman, Sr., of brated May 13 in Sacred Heart church. Denver and Ann and Margaret Ennis direction of Sister Fatima. JERRY RREEN Eyei Examined * Vitual Care of Kremmling: two uncles. E. J. Ennis 1 block from St. Philomena’s LOUISITA VIGIL. 66, of 2328 Court On Sunday, May 31, the Individually Styled Glaiies of Kremmling and R. W. Ennis of eighth grade will receive di school; spacious 3 bedroom place. Mother of Roger and Felix Vigil, Long Beach. Calif. Florist Mrs. Joe Gonzales, and A|ice Serna, Requiem High Mass was celebrated plomas after the 8:3 0 Mass. bungalow, gas hot water heat. Denver; Max and Leo Vigft, Wilming 1558 Broadway May 9 in the Cathedral. Interment Mt. Immediately afterward in the ton, Calif.: Mrs. Victor Lucero, Nevada; 1004 15th St. Olivet. Olingcr mortuary. Assume large G.I. loan. Very sister of Mrs. Fauston Baca of Ignacio. school hall a breakfast will be T A bor 1295 reasonable monthly payments, MAin 2279 Roy Salas, San Diego, Calif.: and Felix In MEMORIAM served to them by their De Stlos, Denver. Surviving also are In lovlnff memory of my husband Leo quick possession. 40 grandchildren and 27 great-grand- mothers and other PTA mem- Swanxer. who passed away three years hers. ago. May 18. 1950. The white sheer cotton shirt for Summer . . . He was a member of St. Elizabeth's The annual May coronation of Open Sunday, 2 to 5 P.M. church. the Blessed Mother will take By his loving wife. place May 30 after the 7 p.m. Carrie Augtistn Swanger. Mass. The parish Young Ladies’ DE. 4834 sodality, is in charge. Van Heusen 'Air Weave' ‘ Blood Donors A crown made of gold alloy Appointments to donate blood has been blessed and presented Tilton Real Estate Preferred by through the Red Cross may be to the parish by Mr. and Mrs. made by calling ALpine 0311, Nicolas Navarro of the north- EA. 4445 3.95 and if a cancellation is neces side parish of Our Lady of sary, prospective donors are Guadalupe. Members of the You white collar men can feel 15 degrees jirged to call the same numfier— Guadalupan society attended in ALpine 0311. Appointments a group at the rites of the pres cooler, look 100% better on warm days . . . D enver’s are accepted from 1 to 8 p.m. on entation and Benediction on if y^u wear “Air Weave” shirts! Made with Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Sunday, May 10, at the 10:30 St. John’ s Parish French cuffs, wide spread collar, ocean pearl Thursdays. Mass. 2 BEDROOM, stucco over brick, fully fumiahed, full finiahed baaemenL buttons. Whites. Sanforized cotton with Garace. 2 lota fenced. 3 blocks to Parishioner at St. Joseph’s 60 Years ichool and church. 6th Ave. bua. checkered weave. In Sizes 14-17, 32-35. $8,000 to $4,000 down, balance like C a th o lic rent. Man’a Shop— Sreet Floor Father of Mercy Nun, TA. 2433 BE. 3966$ 1020 MONROE Fam ilies Priest, Is Laid to Rest 3 bdrm. K bsnit.. dbl. garage. New G.F.A. fjf£ Furnace and uewlj decorated. Prica includes William N. Berberich, father of the Rev. Willard Ber- stosa and auto, washer. Real Family Home. See this or call FR 6967. 'Whtr* Dtnvtr Shopi wilh ConUdenc*'- Klyiten* 2111 berich, C.SS.R., of New Orleans, La., and Sister Immacu- STOUGH-VINCENT RLTY. C6. lata of Denver, died May 6 in Mercy hospital of a heart TA 4277 attack and complications resulting from a broken hip suffered seven weeks ago. 1001 S. ELIZABETH ► CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING! Mr. Berberich was horn in La Fayette, Ind., April 2, 1867, but their 60th jubilee. The family BONNIE BRAE moved to Cincinnati when still« lived in the home at 421 W. See this cozy modem brick bungalow Classified Ads small child. He received his edu Sixth avenue for 48 years. today. Living'dining rootn combination. It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertUementi. i cation in the schools there. He As a lithographer, he worked Has a fireplace, French'doors leading to for the Denver Lithograph com a lovely patio. 2 bedroom, ceramic tile pany, for the Bankers Supply bath, H finished basement with den and company, and finally for the fireplace. Excellent terms. HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOMES FOR SALE Continental Lithograph company, GUARANTEED Painting, Waterproofing NEIGHBORHOOD MORTUARIES where he was superintendent ^ r appointment FL. 3837 aluminum awnings, fencing, gutters, 2533 S. LOGAN until hia retirement a few years Monte Carroll reofing. Free est. No dn. pymt. F.H.A. Open Sun. 2-5. Near Our Lady of AAA HOME IMPROV. CO. MA 8558 Lourdes Church and School. Marvelous ago. • FL. 2723 Realtor FL. 272S view of mts. from this beautiful bunga Father of 13 HOME FOR RENT low with full fin. base, suitable for apt Completely Furnished. 2 bedroom house. Extra bath. Attractive yard in excellent He was the father of 13 chil condition. Call owner PE. 0127. dren, eight of whom preceded him Lgrge fenced yard, plenty of lawn and FULL PRICE fresh air. Gas heat. Ideal for family with 7205 W. 12th Ave. Open 2 fo 6. Sunday. in death. One son who survives children. Will lease for at least 6 4 units, 1 year old brick. Income $410 is Father Berberich, who is pre-' months. 1230 South Xavier. Phone per month, near S t Bernadette’s. Owner. feet of the Redemptorist grade $10,950 Wstwd. 2185 J or PE. 9306. schools of St. Alphonse’s parish ROOM FOR RENT PAINTING ^ DECORATING in New Orleans. His daughter, 2 bedroom, w. c. brick, Share Home. Own room. Adjoining bath. WALLPAPER Hanging. Painting, Sister Immaculate, is stationed Attractive, light, reasonable. Garage Remodeling. Call KE. 5793. at Mercy hospital, Denver. fine location. GI Loan $67 available. On 13th and York bus line. Paperhanging and painting, Anton Ber* Mr. Berberich resided in St. DE. 1480 after 6 :30 workdays. inger, 153 Madison, EA. 2285 or KI% 4951. 16th at Boulder Joseph’s Redemptorist parish for per mo. Charming inter Cluun che«rful sleeping room. 1022 Ban almost 60 years and was a mem nock, CHerry 8138. DRUGGISTS ber of the Ushers’ club and the ior. No Loan Charges. By MISCELLANEOUS YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS Holy Name society, and was on owner. Call DE. 9168 will be filled correctly at the building committee for the KOMAC Paint — Closing out colors, or WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY grade school several years ag;o. Kem-Tone, $3.10 gal. Wallpaper cloa*- Pb. SP. 9765 1096 Sooth Gaylord S t out. 35e roll and up. 720 Santa Fe. He was- also a member of the LAWNMOWERS— Third Order of St. Francis. Mountain Towel ft Supply Co. Besides the two children in reli Our Lady of Lourdes Service furnished for Offices, Barbers, Restaurants, Stores, and Banquets Lawnmowers Sharpened William N. Barberich gion, he is also survived by an Parish other daughter, Olga, of Den B. W. Beckius, Manager Adjosted. cleaned, oiled. came to Denver a few years be 1655 SO. MARION — 2 bed 1227 CurUs St. MA. 7960 Free Pickup ft Delivery fore his marriage to Priscilla ver; two sons, Leonard of Oak room English style brick, full A FEW excellent Underwood Stand, type Fast Service — Work Guaranteed Hartnett June 6, 1892. They were land, Calif., and Ernest of San Speer at Sherman East Colfax at AAagnolia Bernadino, Calif.; 16 grandchil fin. basement; garage and writers reconditioned in factory branch. married in St. Elizabeth’s church Terms. Underwodd Corporation, 1828 Kearney Hardware Co. dren, and 10 great-grandchildren. fenced. Price $15,750. Terms. In June, 1952, they celebrated Champa St. _ 1407 Kranwrii—EA. 3368 or Two nephews are studying for St. Louis Parish— Perfectly operating wholly automatic 2270 Kearney—FL. 0391 the priesthood as Franciscans in Englewood Bendix washing machine like new; owner Sr. Mary Bega Lehn California. will sacrifice, $12$; has, water rationer, These Capable Catholic Members of Olinger*s Staff 27.22 SO. LINCOLN— 2 bed hot-warm control, spin action. Call Mr. Berberich lay in state in room modern frame, full base FL. 1664. Succumbs in Helena St. Joseph’s church Friday after ment Only $8^150. Small : CARY'S Are Available For Services at Any Olinger Mortuary,, noon and evening. ) 1500 S. Broadway Sister Mary Bega L«hn, who house in rear. Solemn Requiem Mass was cele 2890 SO. OGDEN — 2 bed Bankruptcy Sale! died May 8 in St. John’s hospital brated, May 9 in St. Joseph’s Re ^ We Pay Cask in Helena, Mont., was stationed rooms, full finished basement, • JO S E P H E. B O N A • C. W. JACKSON demptorist church by his son. The 4 landscaped lots; large dou Have purchased bankruptcy stock of TV, t at St. Joseph’s hospiw and St. Rev. Frederick Mann, C.SS.R., sewing machines; TV tables, etc. Ter ^ For Used Furniture Vincent’s home, Denver, for a ble garage, easily financed. rific Discounts. Use your credit was deacon and thfe Rev. Elwood $16,500. Op«i Fridays till 9 p.m. • ANTHONY CONIGLIO • JOSEPHINE COURTNEY short time. She was a native of Kane, C.SS.R., was subdeacon. I, 'and Butte. 2911 SO. MARION — Nearly The 'Very Rev. Monsignor Walter new 3 bedroom frame with at k Miaceilaneoui Utema Prior to Aug. 16, 1951, she Skyway Radio & TV g e n e s t e i n k e Canavan gave the sermon. tached garage. Stove, refrig. ► PE. 4014 RA. 6423 • - • ELEANOR HAGERMAN was at St. Ma^r’s hospital in Other priests in the sanctuary & automatic laundry. Price 711 £. 6th Ave. at Washington KE. 1898 OPEN EVENINGS TILL I p.m. \ Grand Junction for some time were the Rt. Rev, Monsjgnor Before her illness, which began $16,400. V • OLIVE EGAN • ANGELA BUCKHOLZ John P. Moran; the Rev,’ Ber OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY in January, she was in the culi nard J. Murray, S.J.; the Rev. nary department in St. Joseph’s Frederick P. McCallin of LJttle- WILSON & WILSON dl)Bgq,-3 ■-