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Contonta Copyrighted by the Catholic Preai Society, Inc. 1946— Permiaeion to reproduce. Except on Articles Otherwise Marked, given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue I Increased Vacation Tlill[[ Ctt[BIIIT[ Church College Must ': I School Enrollment Bear Heavy Attack of 1ST M ISSIS III DENVER CATHOUC ;fll Expocted This Year E Forces of Secularism
N of even a week-end rest period Friday to be at their mission sta Three newly ordained archdioce was taken by many Denver sisters tions Sunday morning. Some vaca san priests celebrated their first Bishop Edwin V. O’Hara Pioints Out Role in in their transition from parbchial tion schools will open later in the Solemn Masses Sunday, June 2, schools to vacation schools' this summer, but most of them began REGISTER in Denver churches. 'The Cathe week, as the 24th year of vacation this week. Pastors everywhere ex dral was the scene of the Mass The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Servicp Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Life of Ohurch Today as Loretto school activity in Colorado became pect larger enrollments because of offered by the Rev. Leonard A. Eiave Also the International News Service .(Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven SmaUer a reality. The sisters moved improved travel conditions. Abercombie, with a sermon by Services^ Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. (3 cents per copy) Heights Graduates 23 quickly from their city convents Archdiocesan vacation schools the Rt. Rev. Stonsignor Hugh after parochial school closings last definitely reported to the Arch L. McMenamin. fin Holy Ghost diocesan Mission office to date as church, the R t Rev. Monsignor VOL. XU. No. 41. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1946. $1 PER YEAR, The new crusaiie of the modern day is the call to Cath operating or planned are located John R. Mulroy delivered the olic education, for the Catholic college must bear the brunt High Education at Annunciation, Blessed Sacra sermon for the first Mass of of the forces of secularism that threatens Christendom. The ment, Holy Ghost, Holy Rosary, the Rev. Herbert L. Banigan. Catholic college is the seat of wisdom, the guardian of hope, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Loyola, In the Church of St. Francis de Presentation, Sacred Heart, St Sales, the Solemn Mass of the Rev. Camp Santa Maria Is Reopening the promise of a full and virtuous life, and the hope of the Vital in World Francis de Sales’, St. Philomena’s. Joseph J. Leberer took place, with Church. and S t Vincent de Paul’s parishes .the Rev. John L. Madden, a pro Thus did Bishop Edwin V. O’Hara of Kansas City in Denver; the suburban com fessor in St Gregory’s seminary, point out vividly the important place that Catholic higher Cincinnati, 0., giving the ser Of Emergencies munities of Arvada, Aurora, Edg- education plays in today’s critical | ' water, Englewood, Littleton, and mon. A resume of each of these ser hour in the life of the Church and Addressing the 389 graduates of Westwood, and in the following in the welfare of the nation as he state communities; Akron, Aspen, mons follows. six Catholic high schools o', the addressed the members o f the 1946 Bishop Muench Basalt, Castle Rock; Sacred Heart Monsignor McMenamin com city at the 14th annual joint com mented upon the fact that with the graduation class of Loretto mencement exercises held last Sun and St. Paul’s, Colorado Springs; Heights college, Denver. Craig, Elbert, Erie, Estes Park, ordinations of Father Abercom day in the city auditorium, Arch 1,000 Attend Exercises To Do Liaison Fountain, Grand Lake; St. bie and Banigan, 55 alumni of the bishop Urban J. Vehr expressed Approximately 1,000 persons at Peter’s and Our Lady of Peace, Cathedral high school had joined the hope that they would become the ranks of the priesthood. tended the 26th annual commence Greeley, and in many small com ment exercises, which were con “ heroes and heroines of life— Great Work of Priest Recalled Work in Berlin saints of God.” He urged the grad munities in the Greeley area; ducted outdoors on the west cam Julesburg, Kremmling, Louisville, He then commented upon the uates to continue their education great work of a priest. He pours pus for the first time. On the plat in order better to equip themselves Loveland, Meeker, Rifle, Silt, form, over which an open tent was Stratton, Walden, Wray, and the regenerating water of Baptism Berlin. — Bishop Aloisius to step into a wor|,d of interna upon our brows, making us chil erected, were seated Archbishop Muench of Fargo, N. Dak., has tional emergencies. "There is no Yuma. Others will be reported as Urban J. Vehr of Denver, Bishop been appointed official American the vacation school season pro dren of God and heirs of heaven. short cut to success,” he asserted. He prepares us for Confirmation, O’Hara, four Domestic Prelates of representative to act as liaison be “ It means work, work, and more gresses. Reports from the Pueblo Denver, Dr. Paul J. Ketrick, presi tween the Church in Gci-many and diocese indicate vigorous vacation by which we become soldiers in work.” the army of Christ, ready to suf dent of the college, and Father military government authorities in In emphasizing the importance school activity also in the southern Anthony Weihzapfel, college chap the American zone, it is reported part of the state. fer and die, if need be, for Cath of the work done by the Catholic olic faith and morals. He hears lain. by Max Jordan, NCWC corre Action programs, the Archbishop Confession, consecrates the Eu At the close of the exercises spondent. Bishop Muench is e.x- asked the boys and girls, as alumni charist, and gives Communion. Archbishop Vehr spoke brief lysand pected to fly here shortly. He prob-J of Catholic schools, to enter seri Loretto Sister The priest stands at the altar expre.ssed his gratification over ably will make his headquarters ously into the work of these groups, and witnes.ses the vows of the wed the growing enrollment with its in Berlin. He will be accompanied particularly those that help the ding couple pledging to take each promise of many finely trained by the Rev. Howard Smith of poor and underprivileged. Long in West Is other for better or worse, for rich women leaders for the Church in Fargo, his secretary and Chancel Four thousand people attended er or poorer, in sickness and in years to come. The Archbishop lor. the exercises, which were directed health, until death do them part, conferred the degrees on the 23 Bishop Muench's appointment by Eugene Urban of Annunciation (Turn to Page i — Column 4) young women who composed the high school,, student chairman. has been warmly welcomed by the 50th Jubilarian •1946 class. German Hierarchy. He visited Henry Job, Cathedral high school, Bishop O’Hara went back to Father of Heights Girl Germany before the war. He met delivered the valedictory address, Kansas City by plane right after all the German Cardinals at the Sister M. Genoveva Anson, Sis the commencement exercises. “ We Look to the Future," on be Killed in Chicago Fire recent Consistories in Rome and half of the graduation class. ter of Loretto, who long worked VAIN HOPE, PESSIMISM Brice McBride, the father of became thoroughly acquainted with Among the civic and educational in Denver, will celebrate her ARE MODERN EVILS Jane McBride, a sophomore at the many questions ari;>ing in re leaders present were Gov. John C. golden jubilee in the Loretto or “ Two evils today afflict man Loretto Heights college, was one gard to German churches under Vivian, Mayor Benjamin Staple der June 13 at the close of the kind— vain hope and, pessimism,” annual retreat in El Paso, Tex. of the victims of the fire that foreign occupation. [NCWC Radio ton, Charles E. Green, superinten Beautiful Camp Santa Maria, near Bailey, is of the Rockies, one of the largest in the world, declared Bishop O'Ha'ra. “ By the Sister Genoveva Anson was gutted the La Salle hotel in Chi and Wirel dent of public schools; Mrs. Inez cago June 5. Miss McBride re reopening this summer after being closed since which has brought a great deal of notice to the site. first the multitude is buoyed up by Johnson Lewis, state superinten born and reared in St. Louis, Mo., ceived word of hia death while 1942 because of war-time difficulties. The first Shown above are the chapel and the chaplain’s resi the prospect of a new heaven and dent of public instruction; the Very and educated in the schools taught attending the graduation exercises group of 100 boys to be received at the camp dence at the camp. Religious instruction and daily a new earth to be won for them $7,000 Redecoration Rev. John Flanagan, S.J., presi by the Sisters of Loretto there. at the college. She left immedi leaves Denver June 10. The center, located in a Mass are among the most popular features for the by the dexterous shuffling of po dent of Regia college; Dr. Paul The business world claimed her ately for the family home in striking mountain scene, was lavishly equipped by youngster*. The three weeks’ summer stay in the litical cards, or by the pursuit of J. Ketrick, president of Loretto for a short time but in 18^6 she Project Under Way Provo, Utah. Mr. McBride was the late John L. Dower and Mrs. Dower for the camp literally was a lifesaver for many of the 6,000 a mirage of power or pleasure. By Heights college; and the Rev. Hu entered the novitiate at Loretto, care of youngsters. High above the buildings on children who were guests there in the depression the latter, pessimism, they see no bert Newell, superintendent of Ky. After three years’ training not a Catholic. His wife has been At St. Philomena’s seriously ill. the mountain side is the giant statue o f Christ year*. purpose in life. Beyond physical Catholic schools in Colorado. in the Loretto normal school she experience and material fact they + + + In the exercises prizes were entered upon her work as a nun. see only the darkness of despair. awarded to the winners of the an Work was begun this week on a The Southwest was the field of Their sight fails them at the brink redecoration project in St. Thilo- nual essay contest sponsored by the her labors, and Las Cruces, N. Oldest Loretto of the grave. To them the heart Archbishop. In the senior division mena’s church, Denver. The Rt, Mex., her first mission. After tak. Famous Camp is only a muscle, the brain a ma Rev. Monsignor William M. Hig the winners were as follows; First, ing an examination for teaching Atom Bomb Qrewest chine, the soul a phantom, and Jeanna-Bryden, Holy Family high Nun in Colorado gins, pastor, - has announced that in the public schnol at Las man the improved progeny of the the entire, interior will he re School; second, Barbara Bendeko- Cruces, she filled the position for For Youth Will ape. It is from the (Catholic col vic, St. Mary's academy; third, painted according to suggestion., three years or more and then lege as the seat of wisdom that made by several out.standing au Shirley Buss, Cathedral high joined the community sent to Taken in Death Problem of World there must flow into the intellec school. thorities on church decoration, and Flagstaff, Ariz., to open a paro ReopenJune 10 tual currents of the world the that rubber tiling will be installed In the junior division, high moderating stream of holy hope.” chial school there. Five years throughout the body of the church, school, prizes were won' by: Ther later another foundation was made Sister M. Leander, second in Wisdom is not to be confounded A grim warning that the atomic organization of the United Na the sacristies, and the choir lofL esa Phelan, St. Joseph’s, first; in Bisbee, Ariz., and Sister Geno with cleverness or shrewdness, the seniority of all the Sistera of Lo bomb is- the most important andl^’®*** assembly. He has made an Four hundred of Denver’s needy The entire cost of the redecora Irma Blea, St. Francis de Sales’, veva was placed in charge; after Kansas City prelate stressed. The retto and senior member of the extensive study of the atomic tion is estimated at $7,000, second; and Joan Vaughn, Mt. St, six successful years she was trans pressing problem of all time comes children ■will receive a vacation in purpose of college education is not Gertrude’s'academy, Boulder, third. community in Colorado, died at bomb for the past six months in ferred to the normal school at Lo from the Rev. Edward A. Conway, close association with, atomic the mountains this summer be to produce graduates who can Already completed is the re Elementary school division win St. Mary’s academy, Denver, painting of the stations of the retto, Ky. S.J., formerly of Regis college. scientists. cause of the generosity of Mrs. out-smart their neighber in their ners'were: Elaine Telk, St. Cath Wednesday, May 29. Her death cross by a well-known artist and A few years later she was on Her Father Conway, now connected professions or in the de'vious ways erine’s, first; Francelle Lee, St. marks the breaking of another link The scientists who know the John L. Dower. The announce the installation of rubber kneeling way to take charge of St. Mary’s with the NCWC staff in Washing of commerce, but to teach men Philomena’s, second; and Patricia between the present and the early whole story of the weapon, he ment of the reopening of Camn^ pads on all the pews. academy, Denver; seven years hi.story of Colorado, for she was ton, for several years has done (TurnI u m toIV JTPage uyfi 4 — Column S) X... , ------Hebert, Annunciation, third. special work for peace and for the says, are so appalled by its power later Loretto academy, Kansas a pupil of old St. Mary’s on Cali that they are known as the Santa Maria, near Bailey, Col<^ City, claimed her as its superior. fornia street in the first decade of S'.*) fii»»iimumnw*ew««e»ram» “ league of frightened men.” came this week from the Rt. Re Denver Girl Writes After six years there, Denver once the foundation of that academy. Archbishop Vehr Father Conway says the United Monsignor John R. Mulroy, direc more became the scene of her Born near Quebec, Canada, Nov. States is spending a million dol tor of the Catholic Charities lirish Blarney Saved Day Lyrics for Musical labors. At the end of her fourth 2, 1857, Maria Gargan was the Will Preside at lars a day in an atomic armament the Archdiocese of Denver, whose year at St. Mary’s, she •was given eldest of the 10 children of Fran Mass on Pentecost race. He favors the bill passed by workers select the children for the Review, Galholie U. charge of the new Loretto acad cis Gargan and Bridget Kelly Gar the Senate this week providing camp and -direct its program. emy, in El Paso, Tex. Six years gan. When Maria was very young rigid government control over For Young Fr. Howlett (Turn to Page S — Column S) A Solem n Mess coram The first group of 100 boys the little family moved to Mead- Archiopiscopo will be offered domestic production of atomic One of nine Catholic University will leave Denver Monday, June ville. Pa., where the children at in the Cathedral, Denver, at energy under the authority o f a of America students who wrote and 10, for a three-week stay. A sec (Onehf a series of articles based the day. Not one, but three Bish tended the school taught by the 10 o’clock this Sunday in cele five-man civOian commission. The ond group of boys will then be produced a musical review' that Holy Name Union on the autobiography of Father ops suddenly strode upon the scene. Sisters of St. Joseph. There also bration o f the Feast of Pente bill was sent to the House for fur sent for the prescribed period. ran 20 successive nighLs and was William J. Howlett.) This unscheduled advent of Epis To Meet June 11- Maria began the study of music, cost. Officers of the Mas* will ther action. sold out three weeks in advance Two hundred prls will also enjoy copal might was enough to make which was later to be the work be the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Jos The kindness of an Irish Bishop was Miss Joan O’Byrne, daughter ONE RAID COULD the camp’s facilities. Counselors even an experiertced pastor gulp The Archdioceian Union of of her teaching, career. eph J. Bosetti, V.G., celebrant; and the blarney of young Father of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. O’Byrne of KILL 40 MILLIONS for the boys will be students from twice. I the Holy Name Society will the Rev. Frederick McCallin, as Howlett combined to rescue the 1641 S. Clayton, Denver* and Came West in Early Teens St Thomas’ seminary. Loretto The dignitaries, aside from I hold it* quarterly meeting at 8 sistant priest; the Rev. John Top scUntists contend that latter from an embarrassing situa 1943 graduate of Loretto Heights Heights students will supervise the Bishop Machebeuf, were revealed j p.m. Tueiday, June 11, in When she was in her early teens, Haley and the Rev. John B. a IS-minute night raid on the tion on St. Patrick’s day of 1878 college. Entitled TAat'x Where the girls. as Bishop James O’Connor, first i Sacred Heart school, Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gargan came Ehel, deacon* of honor; tha American Eastern seaboard in Denver. Money Goes, the rollicking musical Bishop of Omaha, an^ a Bishop I Election of officer* will be held. to Denver and took up their resi I Rev. Dnane Theobald, deacon; conld wipe out 40 million citi- The sdns of Erin were a strong comedy included a large cast. Miss Over S,000 Children Conroy, Apo.stolic Ablegate to Can ! The Rev. B. J. Cunningham, dence next door to the Old Cathe I the Rev. Leonard Abercrombie, sens. Atomic bomb* are being and vocal element in the city in O’Byrne wrote more than a doKon Are Benefited ada. ‘with the Apostolic Ablegate ■ C.M., of St. Thoma*’ seminary dral on 15th and Stout streets. !'subdeacon; and the Rev. Dr. improved all the time. Fa A . those days. In fact, according to of the lyrics and sketches for the was his secretary, the; Rev. D. J. I will speak on “The Liturgical It was then that Maria entered David Maloney, master of ther Conway point* out in ur Father Howlett, they were “ a production, which was staged May I Santa Maria is one of the finest O’Connell, destined to tvear the i Movement and What It Means.” St. Mary’s academy to continue ceremonies. ging nation-wide discussion rather wild set of Fenians anxious 10 to 30 in the university theater, I camps of its kind in the country. pectoral cross as Bishop of Rich (Turn to P a g e t — Column 8) and undarstanding of the to blow England out of the sea.” Washington, D. C. Formerly a resort hotel, the prop recent Acheson report on It is not recorded whether or not mond. Working on a dramatics schol erty was purchased by the late atomic power. There i* and John L. Dower and his ■wife for the such was the aim of the Emerald W hat to Do? arship, the young woman will re “ What was 1 to do?” writes Fa can be no adequate defense use of needy children. They spent Rifles, a local military company of ceive her Master of Arts degree in Priests Act as Truck Men against atomic bombs because Irishmen. ther Howlett. “ I might get along a few weeks. She will he on the thousands of dollars 4n repairing they can be carried by rock At any rate, when St. Patrick’s in the pre.sence of our home Bishop, speech faculty of the Catholic Uni the buildings, erecting new struc ets traveling 3,800 miles an day came around, a Special Mass but I really coUld not face three of versity summer school session, be tures, and constructing playground hour. These missile* can be was decreed, and Father Hewlett, them. I begged Bishop O’Connor ginning in July. facilities. The camp was first guided by radio and followed a native Irishman once removed, to say a few words in my place, Mr. and Mrs. O’Byrne took a trip opened in 1930 and operated by television views to hit was appointed by Bishop Joseph but he was firm in his refusal. to New York and Washington in every summer until war-time re their marks almost exactly. P. Machebeuf to preach the ser- With fear and trembling 1 ap order to attend a showing of their strictions forded its closing in proached Bishop Conroy, and if I 1942. More than 6,000 children mon. ^ daughter’s latc.st stage success. Other nations, including Rus The Emerald Rifles readied their ever got anything for my blarney sia, can develop their own atomic have enjoyed the camp program, it was at that time. which includes supervised ath uniforms for the occasion, and Fa weapons. It is only a question of ther Howlett instructed as best he “ Bishop Conroy yielded, and Returns Announced time until at least 10 nations have letics, hiking, artcraft, and dra matics. . knew how the selected guards. preached one of the most beautiful their own store of atomic destruc ’They, stationed at the sanctuary sermons it was ever my good luck In Collection for tion. Father Conway estimates One of the features of the camp gates, were to render a salute at to hear. I sang the Mass, and in this situation will exist in from pyogram is religious instruction by the Elevation. troduced the preacher, and we had I, Infirm Priests three to eight years. There is no a resident chaplain, who says Mass 3 Bishops Arrive a grand St. Patrick’s day. My old (Turn to Page 4 — Column 4) daily foir the counselors and chil J'ust before the start of the fes sermon was laid aside and used at a dren in Santa Maria chapel. Returns in ■ the collection for tal ceremonies, the luck of the Irish later period when I had the Irish aged and infirm priests, taken up Monsignor Mulroy announced seemed to forsake the orator of all to myself in another parish.” in the Denver arcndiocese May 19, ArcMipcese Moles that two Masses 'will be said at The St. Patrick’s day episode are announced this week by the the camp each Sunday, starting Fr. John Dering, O.P., was in the way of a climax to a Chancery office as follows; Mission Sunday of June 9. Residents and tourists in winter of variegated missionary DENVER PARISHES the vicinity of Bailey * have the labor for Father Hcjwlett. After C»thedr»l ...... 1646.79 privilege of attending Mass in the In SI. Dominic’s as his return from a junket to the Annunciition ...... 76.00 Sick on Pentecost Blffsed Sacriment ...... 275.00 camp chapel. northern Colorado missions, follow Holy Family ...... 70.00 Temporary Assistant ing the Silver Plume smallpox epi Holy Ghost ...... 460 00 Pentecost Sunday, June 9, will demic, he was left alone at the Holy Rosary ...... 38.00 Cracker Shortage Our Lady of Mt. Carmel...... 64.60 be observed in the Denver arcK Is Big Problem The Rev. John B. Dering, O.P., Cathedral with Father Raverdy, Freaentation ...... 7S.16 diocese as Mission Sunday of the the Vicar General. Bishop Mache Sacred Heart ...... 37.00 who has ju.st completed his supple St. Anne's (Arvada) ...... 45.86 Sick in co-operation with the Mrs. John L. Dower’s chief prob mentary studies at the Dominican beuf had departed on one of hia St. Cajetan'a ...... 12.00 world-wide observance under the lem this week in preparing for the house of studies. River Forest, lU., long tours of visitation. St. Catherine'a...... 180.00 auspices of the Society for the reopening of Santa Maria camp has been assigned to St. Dominic’s On the Railroad Again St. Dominic'a ...... 100.00 St. Elizabeth’a ...... 154.00. Propagation of the Faith. Mission was how to get soda crackers. community W the Dominican Pro It was imperative that the out St. Francia de Sales’...... 360.00 posters and individual prayer cards The wheat shortage, which has vincial, the Very Rev. Peter side missions get at least a mini Loyola ...... 72.00 to assist in. the observance have resulted from the large quantities O’Brien, 0. P., and granted the mum of attention, especially the St. Jamea’ ...... 225.00 railroad camps lying along the St. John'a ...... 314.14 been sent to the hospital chaplains of grain bought by the government faculties of the archdiocese by SL Joseph’a (C.SS.R.) ...... 95.78 from the local mission office. Par for shipment to hungry peoples Archtrishop Urban J. Vehr. Father Denver & Rio Grande line. being St. Joaeph’a (Polish) ...... 10.20 ticipation involves no obligation; it elsewhere in the world, made it im Dering, whose home is in Minne built in the mountains up the South St. Lao’s ...... 23.72 is simply suggested that the suf apolis, Minn., will assist the fa Platte river. Once again Father St. Louit’v (Enitlewood) ...... 60.00 possible to get enough crackers. St. Mary Masdalena'a. , ferers offer their sufferings and thers in the parish work and at Howlett set forth, as he had in his (Edaewater) ...... 90.00 good works o f ‘the day as a prayer In years past, one of the out Nederland during the summer and Drst Colorado priestly assignment, St. Patrick’s ...... 67.74 standing works in Santa Maria has to succor the souls of rail men and St. Philomena’s ...... 157.36 for the success of the missions of await permanent assignment after St. Bose of Lima’iy ...... 82.60 Four priest* in Logan county tnrned truck men lent by John L. Marostica of Iliff. Tha food was the Church throughout the world. been to take underfed children and the forthcoming assembly of the their families. St. Thereae’a (Aurora) 22.00 temporarily to speed more than 3,000 cans of food rushed from St. Anthony’ s, Sterling, to the ware' The missionaries are conscious of to build them up. Plenty of food General Chapter of the Dominican “ I took a horse and buggy for St. Vincent de Paul’s ...... 68.96 to famine-stricken children abroad. Shown above house of the St. Vincent de Paul society in Denver. the fact that their work is primar has always been furnished. Order in Rome in September. He the trip, and one day in the incinity PARISHES OUTSIDE DENVER are, atop the truck. Father Joseph Lane of Peets; Akron—SL Joseph’a ...... 45.00 Father Redelberger, who was a grocery delivery boy ily spiritual and that its success de It is strictly true that, during de will substitute immediately for the of Dome Rock I was caught in a Aspen—St. Mary’s ...... left to right on the ground, Father Herman Leite in Colorado Springs yean ago, was |(iven the honor pends principally on the spiritual pression years, Santa Maria camp Rev. Thomas McGlynn, O.P., who mountain anow storm. 'The road Boulder— Sacred Heart ...... 90.23 of Iliff, Father John Kelly of Fleming, and Father of driying the truck. support they receive from saved the lives of many poor chil is leaving this week for California soon dwindled to a mere trail, and (TumtoPagei — Column 4) Leonard Redalharger of Starling. Tha track w u .hrme front. dren. to visit his father, Frank McGlynn. (Tum toP agtt— Column 4) I' k i l PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone '4205 Thursday, June 6, 1946 SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER IRISH BLARNEY SAVED DAY OFDFST FOBFnil Choice of Served From FOR YOUNG FATHER HOWLETT June Entrees 11 A. M. to Complete 7 5 « 5 P. M. Only (Continued From Page One) when a priest came to visit a F MONTH FOR SACRED HEART that was difficult to follow in the camp. INDIVIDUALLY DAKED CHICKEN PIE [■ i storm. “ They told h itn -of^ ass in the DEVOTIONS (Choice Milk'Fed Chicken in Rich, Natural Gravy “ To add to my trouble, a connect morning, to which he kindly agreed, with Freab Garden Vegetablea) ing rod in my buggy broke while and said they might take an hour ’e Perpetual Novenae to the Sacred Heart r ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF with Gravy, Partley, Creamed N w I was descending a steep and slid off from work for that purpose (Continued From Page One) PoUtoea, and Battered String Beana (Continued From Page One) ing mountain side. I managed to He made an offering, and, as the later ahe was relieved of all re tie it up with a loose strap from men had not received their monthly her scholastic and musical train ^ e harness, and finally reached a ing until, at the age of 17, she BOOKS CHOPPED STEAK with Freah Muahroom Sauce, French Fried sponsibilities and a merited rest pay, took thRir names and subscri)v loomed on her horizon. camp, almost frozen. ~ was admitted to the novitiate of Potatoea, Creamed Peaa and Carrota or Battered Beeta tions and gave me a check for the The city “ where sunshine “ The foreman of the camp saw the Sisters of Loretto. > CHATS WITH JESUS SEA FOOD PLATE (Breaded FUet of Halibut, Gulf Shrimps), spends the winter” had proved so me coming and, helping me out of amount, saying he would collect it Seventy-two years ago there was fbe buggy, told me to go in to the Cold Slaw with French Fried Potatoes and Tartar Sauce attractive to Sister Genoveva that from the men and reimburse him no streamline transportation and By Rev, W. H. Russell at the end of her term she re fire. . . . While I was getting warm self. . . , the trip from Denver to Loretto, quested that she be permitted, to and talking to the cook, who was 'Ky., required courage and en Includes: Soup or Cockudl Hot Rolh Salad an Irishman, the foreman (a non- “ At another camp 1 was told “A KINGDOM OF JESUS” remain at Loretto, El Paso, for an that morning services were not durance on the part of young Dtuert Choieo of Drinlu indefinite time. This request was Catholic Englishman named aspirants. In the novitiate one M adn) asked his men, who were possible, Jjut I might preach on By “ St. John Eudes” granted, and she still enjoys rest temperance sonie night. of Sister Leander’s companions RESTAURANT and quiet in her chosen home. ipostly Irish, what was the custom was Sister Mary Vitalis; the for 615 17tli Street Though burdened with the cares Deceived by Bad Catholic mer Jessie Forshe, first graduate B«twe«n Wclton and of superiorship the greater part “ To another camp I had to walk of St. Mary’s a:^ first high school Californii 8U. of her religious life, she found several miles. But I said Mass graduate of all CoArado. time to use her pen and leave to CliCEilrOFFICl there, and the boss said he would The period of novitiate com 4 00 SEATS NO LIQUOR ORGAN MUSIC her order several short stories and take a subscription from the men pleted, Sister Leander was sent to one long novel—Mother Delaney, and forward me the amount after teach music at St. Michael’s school, JflinES Clarke "A Short Sketch of the Life of Rev. pay day. I am of the opinion that St. Louis, Mo., where she re Charles Nerinckx,” and a group of he todk up the subscription, but he mained for 18 years. A capable FISTS RFiyRNS did not send me the* amount. He beautiful little Christmas stories musician and a thorough teacher, “ The Little Blue Coat,” “ The Smil was supposed to be a Catholic, but she was busy from morning until Headquarters for CHURCH ing Star,” "Christmas Always,” later developments proved him a evening. For 27 years she ful ARTICLES OF DEVO’nON (Continued From Page One) CHDRCH FURNISHINGS GOODS and “ Marjorie’s Wishing Well.” Boulder, South— Sacred Heart of filled the office of superior in dif BOOKS FOR THE CATH- Returning from the railway Mary ...... t 4.«» ferent Loretto houses in Ea.st St. OUO LAITY AND CLERGY Burlinston ...... 1;...... 22.50 camps, Father Howlett resumed Louis, in Auburn, Nebr., and at St. Brishton— St. Aucuattne'a ...... 80.00 HOUSE Bruih—St. Mary'a ...... his parochial duties in Denver. Mary’s, Colorado Springs. Soon The Denver Catholic Calhan— St. Hiehael'a'______8.00 Bishop Machebeuf did not arrive after completion of 50 years of Caacade ...... home until just before Christmas. service, the nun was missioned to Register Caitle Rock, St. Franeia' He then appointed Father Howlett Denver, where, at St. Mary’s acad (Elbert) ...... 5.00 assistant in the city,, Since Father Published Weekly by the Cheyenne Welle—rStcred Heart.... emy, she continued to hold a small COLORADO SPRINGS— McGrath was not to return to Col class until declining years caused! Catholic Press Society, Ine. Corpua Chriiti ...... 78.98 orado. Father Nicholas Matz was her to retire. 938 Bannock Street, Denver, Sacred Heart ...... 10S.60 sent to the Georgetown pastorate. . pUOMt St. Mary’a ...... 250.00 15 Years in Retirement - ^ 5 . CHasa* Colo. St, Paul’a (Broadmoor) ...... 150.00 Father Howlett put his knowl For^the past 16 years. Sister Crais— St. Hiebaeri ...... 7.00 eon. 34S m ctu>« edge of German to ^ od use among Leander had lived a life of se Subscription: $1 Per Tear Cripple Creek—St, Peter'a...... Denver’s German Catholics. Soon ^Dependable Prescription Service FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR GOOUS, USE Crook—St. Peter’s (IllR) ...... clusion. Alert in mind, she never JOHNSON SERVICE ON EVERY MOVE Entered as Second Class Matter Deer Trail— (Hi'aion of Hu(o).... 5.50 he. began to urge the formation of lost her interest in the works of CIbert— Sacred Heart ...... 25.00 German parish. A German the society. Devotion to the at the Post Office, Denver, Erie—St. Scholaatica'a priest, the Rev. John Wagner, had MOVING - PACKING - STORAGE Blessed Sacrament reached a depth Colo. (Lafayette) ...... arrived from Evanston, III., and 221 BROADWAY DENVER, COLO. Sites Park — Our Lady of the and intensity above the average Mountain! (LoTeland) ...... 18.88 he seconded thf idea. Evortreen— Christ the Kini in Sister Leander. So great was (Golden) ...... — ____ Father Wagner actually started her love for the holy sacrifice of Flemina— St. Peter’s ...... „ ...... the new project, according to Fa the Mass that even sickness sel FORT COLLINS— ther Howlett, but not long after dom prevented her daily attend Holy Family ...... 7.45 turned it over to another priest, ance. Her devotion merited the St. Joieph’i ...... 86.00 the Rev. F. Bender, who completed Fort Lo(an— St. Patrick’! ___ 22.82 privilege on the very last morn Fort Morgan—St. Helena'a ...... 24.00 the organization work and built a ing of her life of going with feeble Frederick— St. Theresa'! ...... 10.00 small church for the German ele steps to the chapel and approach Glenwood Spring!— St. Stephen’s 48.20 ment. This proved to be the nu Golden— St. Joseph’s __ —...... — 45.68 ing the altar rail with the other Grand Lake—St. Anne’s cleus of S t Elizabeth’s parish, sisters. Thus ended her more You Can Buy (Kremmllng) ...... — 12.00which later came under the care of than 71 years of religious profes GREELEY— the Franciscan Fathers. sion. Our Lady of Peace St. Peter'a ...... 40.00 Living members of Sister Lean A PRE-ARRANGED SERVICE Haxtun— Christ ths King (Holy der’s family are two sisters, Sis oke) and Holyoke— St. Patrick’s 62. ter M. Evelyn, superior, Immacu Hugo— St. Anthony’s ...... 20.00 late Conception school. Highland Through the Boulevard Mortuary WHITE CROSS Idaho Springs— St. Paul’s ....A__ 10.00 ScUIGradintes Iliff— St. Catherine’s ...... Park, 111., and Mrs. Rose Whalen Jultsburg—St. Anthony's ...... 88.45 of Denver; two brothers, Joseph MMVmiMlIUSTRUlHNK offers a Single-Premium or One-Pay plan where Kremmling— St. Peter's ...... 8.00 Keenesburg and Roggen— Holy W. Gargan and A. A. Gargan; (i«iirue K, K
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Dr. Harrington Addresses HAVE YOU MODERNIZED YOUR INSURANCE? DORAN Gall to Catholic Education Regis High Grads Isl Masses Sung Canteen Workers Protect Yoonclf Againit Niw Bnurdi HATTERS 1 HORACE W. BENNETT ‘‘Bat R«eondlt)«iiliic A CO. SarrlM ExolulTtlT' New Crusade of Modern Day Eternal Truth in Education l i t Tabor B14g. Phono TA. ItTl 733 E. Colfax at Clarkaon By Three Priests To Attend Dinner FBA.VK ENGLAND. Jr.. Manator CALL MAIN «U8 Inauranct Dtpartmant fwa Pkk-aj^soi D«Ut»i7 (Contimud From Pagi Ons) is capable of rendering the Church Of Individual All-Important how they can walk securely by showing the place that the edu (Continued From Page One) A dinner for Red Cross canteen through life, helping to bear their cated woman holds in the parish and thus another Catholic family workers will be held in Daniels and in the family. t Fishei^s at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, brother’s burdens and courageous is sent on its way/ When death The modern world must redis faith, and our hope and trust that ly bearing their own . . . There can June 11. The workers have made BRINKHAUS BROS. Educated Woman approaches, the priest helps us on cover Christianity and must find the Prince of Peace will see us an outstanding record in service be no divorce between truth and OPTOMBTRlSTit AND OPTlCIANt Tower of Strength our journey, sending us forth to again, in an heroic manner, faith safely through the troubled years to troops in the past four years TA. 5041 sound morals, and the Catholic in truth, in reason, and in God, ahead and in the end give us eter college as the seat of yrisdom is “ In the pew,” he said, “ at the meet our Judge with our lips and have won great good will for 1S22 altar rail, in parochial and public and this must be accomplished by nal life and the means to obtain their organization. Mrs. George the guardian of both one and the purpled by the Blood of Christ and the education of the individual in it.” Park other.” assembly, as leaders of youth, in our souls cleansed by Penance and Gibbs of Holy Family parish, chair the eternal truth. Awardt^retented Ave. private convei'sations with the Extreme Unction. man of the workers for four years, J u t Bale FLOUJER Seek Leaders neighbor—what an example, what ,This is the-great task that faces William Carmichael, son of Dr. has retired. Her successor is Mrs. a tower of strength for holy faith Cites Powers of Priestheoil L.. Rowland. Celfu and Jn Catholic Action the graduates of Catholic schools and Mrs. Fitzhugh Carmichael, Etoit Typo of Bifocal Lonici — All PrankliB oo BASKET is the educated woman. What a At Father Banigan’s'Mass, Mon today, Dr. John F. Harrington, 2230 Colorado boulevard, was Although some workers have not Styln of Hodtm Moontlnto — Epo Park Ava. “ The college is the hope of a contribution h a s th e Loretto signor ^lulroy dwelt on the great prominent Denver physician, told awarded top honors in senior year, been so active since the end of Eiaaincd — Glauci FIUmI — Ltnieo Duplicated /Vet# Line o f full and courageous life,” Bishop Heights college made to the en- powers inherent in the priesthood. the 61 Regis high graduates at and receive a classical honors di the war lessened the need, all who O’Hara continued. “ The true BAROMETERS GIFT WARE Jiancement of parochial life Of these He brought out this point effec commencement exercises held in ploma «ven to the student whose served with the canteen are asked Ol'TDOOR—INDOOR daughter -of Loretto Heights col adjacent states. . . . tively with the words of St. Albert to attend the dinner. Reservations MADONNA’S Phipps auditorium last Saturday marks for ail four years are above THERMOMETER.S lege will not be content with "We glory in the Catholic home the Great: “ No act can be more ex night. In the individual and what 90. He received the Latin award and tickets should be obtained IvT and Roae Bowie ZENITH HEARING AIDS PAST DELIVERY 8ERVICB merely avoiding evil with a shrewd when the hearths burn brightly cellent than the consecration of the he stands for rests the future of for placing seventh in the Inter- from the Red Cross chapter house GRACE GRIST. Owner and practiced balancing of maxi with an intellectual life and where Body of Christ, and therefore there the world, the former major in scholastic Latin conte.st partici by this Sunday. CONVENIENT TERMS mum temporal success with a mini the children catch the torch of un can be no order among men higher the armed forces declared. pated in by students of Jesuit high 821 15TH ST. FLOWER RASKET The firm* listed hare deserve to mum of, spiritual obligation. We derstanding from parents aglow than the priesthood.” Extending schools throughout the Missouri MAtn 8760 seek in our college graduates Dr. Harrin^on declared that be remembered when you ere dis- with equal love and knowledge of from this quotation, Monsignor educating individuals and nations and Chicago provinces. Last year tributine your petrooefe to the dif* Betwetn Stoot and Champa Sta. leaders of Catholic Action. Cath their Christian heritage— the home Miilroy said: “ In this essential he \vas awarded fifth place. A (erent finee of business. olic Action means that the laity in all things except the all-im on who.se wall are representations phase of the priestly ministry, the portant truth of God had done Pepsi-Cola scholarship honorable are not passive observers but ac of Christian art—on whose library power of the, priest is not sur mention award was ^Iso presented SPECIAL RATES tive participants in the Apostolic fearful damage to our civilization. tables are books and periodicals passed by that of the Bishop, the The half-truths and camouflaged to Carmichael. As editor of the to InstitDtioins ministry. The Catholic college is freighted with the message of Archbishop, the Cardinal, or the yearbook, president of the Junior called to prepare women to sus untruth of the 19th and 20th cen Catholic thought — where even Holy Father"himself. For him it turies, he said, have already “ cost Cla.ssical league, co-president of =IT’S FOR YOU! and R o s p ita ls tain the naming conflict of life the Regis National Forensic league, casual conversation speaks of a is the power of Jesus Christ he the world 800 billion dollars and with courage.” Yet it is only in and class leader, Carmichael was A MODERN SANK FINANCING PLAN Write for cultivated Christian mind. To pro possesses, and in this role the the greatest blood bath in history, the Catholic college that the young chosen to deliver the valedictory Information duce such homes will be the great priest speaks with the voice and and the end is not yet in sight.” FOR MODERN NEEDS women can best acquire the com est contribution of the Catholic authority of Christ Himself.” address. petence necessary to fill this high In contrast. Dr. Harrington ‘^Everything college. Speaking of the divine gift to Other awards given by the Ver calling to which they are called, pointed out the real significance S u tU Under the Catholic College the priest of washing away sin by of a true Catholic education: “ Re Rev. John J. Flanagan, SJ., presi he stressed. means of the sacrament of Pen dent of Regis, were: Senior orig e SALARY AND • HOME APPLIANCE Sun in Is Hope of Laity member,” he told the graduates, Reminding the waduates of the ance, Monsignor Mulroy c o n - "you as individuals are more im inal oratory, Charles Mulcahy; PERSONAL LOANS AND FURNITURE LOANS “ The Catholic college is the hope Casters** debt of gratitude they owe to those tinned: “ This pardoning power portant than you think. You have unior original oratory, Robert of the laity. It has fashioned and • FHA HOME-REPAIR AND who made possible their education surpasses that of the world’s a Catholic education that has gone ahey; sophomore elocution, Gor • AUTOMOBILE purified the current of Catholic Annstrong Caster Co. at Loretto Heights college, the mightiest rulers. They are power deeper than the mere cataloguing don Jacques; freshman elocution, FINANCING MODERNIZATION LOANS life during the past century. It has 828 14th TA. 4692 Bishop pointed out the service that ful only over the bodies of men, of nits of knowledge. There is a Rodqey Mouton, Class honors for poured the invigorating life blood • FARM MACHINERY Loretto Heights has rendered,and but the priest can reach up ^ o n d God and I am a child of that God undercla-ssmen went to Leo Hall, • SMALL BUSINESS of Catholic culture into every par the horizon of the sky, and with the who has given me a faith that ; unior; William Phoenix and Don LOANS LOANS iah, into every home either directly keys of those golden words unlock means something. Make your re ald Murphy, sophomores; and Rod or indirectly, for every graduate COhiSUMER CREDIT DEPT., SECOND FLOOR the treasures of God’s mercy . . ligion and your faith a vitgl, living ney Mouton, freshman. is in the extension service of the FORMALS, GOWNS, and apply them to the souls of men thing. When enough individuals The class poem was written and college. It has justified the hopes To kneel and confess one’s frail believe in the eternal truth and be delivered by Eugene Neal. The of its founders and the devoted la^ ties at the feet of any priest of rrsduation program was conducted The CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CO. WRAPS bor of their successors. It has been come its representatives, it over Christ is as effective as kneeling rides all the opposition that man’s jy Jerry Coursey as chairman. liTH & ARAPAHOE STREETS— DENVER, COLO. the seat of wisdom, the mother of at the feet of Christ visibly pres sin and ignorance can rear against Music was furnished by the Regis Expertly Dry Cleaned fair love, of knowledge, of holy ent in our midst” high school orchestra under the di hope, the font of virtue and of it.” rection of Mr. Libonati Christian life.” Monsignor Mulroy said that be Intellectual Faith Lo(t “ The Catholic college today,” the aides befnir a sacred and sublime “ The great predicament of the PARADISE Bishop concluded, "must bear the olilce instituted by Christ, the democracies,” he said, “ is the fact brunt of the forces of secularism priesthood is also a ministry of that they have lost intellectual THE MAY CO. DOWNSTAIRS STORE that threaten Christendom no less unselfish service to mankind. “ It faith in the truths that constitute violently, than did the Crescent of is a most difficult calling . . . He their very soul and their very CLERnERS the Moslems. The crusade of to must be holy to teach others; he principles. The great cause is the day is the call to Catholic higher must be a man of prayer and self- general skepticism about the moral education. Your devoted Arch denial; he must, as the convert and spiritual realities without FULLY AUTOMATIC! FULLY Indian said of the blackrobe, be 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS bishop, your zealous clergy, the which democracy is nothing but GU.\RANTEED! Sisters of Loretto have consecrated the mountain that leads to God. nonsense. The modern world must COLFAX AT ADAMS SIXTH AT MARION themselves to the task. With your But he alone cannot do these rediscover Christianity, and must pride in Loretto Heights, with your things. He needs your prayers find again, in an heroic manner, COLFAX AT QUEBEC 20lh AVE. AT GRANT enthusiasm and self-sacrifice, the your good example . . . your en faith in truth, in reason, and in issue will not be left in doubt. Lo' couragement . . . and your moral God.” NEW ELECTRIC IRON retto Heights college is entitled to upport Pray for this young Each Catholic Hat Duty Phone EMerson 2783 for Pickup priest and all priests that we may the loyal co-operation of the Cath The share that each Catholic olics of these states for its record truly fulfill our mission to teach, “ Radiron,” a modern stream to sanctify, to save souls.” must take in leading the wfl^ld to of achievement. It is entitled to this rediscovery is a direct obliga lined beauty. 7-foot Chang-o- 8 .4 5 the loving labor of all who w-ould Word# of Joseph Raeallod tion, the speaker said. “ The re (3ord may be used from either side! Kool hasten the victory of Catholic The words of Joseph of Egypt sponsibility for what is happen handle! Stream wide for fast efficient culture. Today before the altar we to his brethren, words prophetic ing throughout the world is yours SOLEMN TRIDUUM lay at the feet of Our Blessed of the great and humble carpenter, and mine. It involves an abandon ironing! Lean-back tilt rest. Lady, the Seat of Wisdom, the de Joseph of Nazareth; “ Not by your ment of indifference. It means a cades of the years of service of counsel was I sent hither, but by return to the spirit of God which J— MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED!— | Loretto Heights college in the the will of God who hath made me, bids us be humble and unselfish ' IN HONOR OF cause of Christian wisdom. May as it were, a father to the King and to seek the greatest of all com-,, ( I The May Co., Downstairs, Denver, Colo. | Our Lady graciously prosper Lo and lord of His whole house,” were pensations— the satisfactions that retto Heights college.” applied to the newly ordained flow from service to our fellow I Please send me...... Guaranteed ELEC- | priest by the Rev. John L. Madden Ann Rodder Wins men. The real answer lies today, as TRIC IRONS at 8.45 each.' Total...... ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA in his sermon at the first Solemn always, in the power of the in First in Contest Mass of the Rev. Joseph J. Leberer dividual to rise above self.” Name Awards were made to the win in St. Francis de Sales’ church, Speaking of the sacrifice and ners in Archbishop Vehr’s annual Denver. Father Madden is a pro suffering that are often required I Address ., FRANCISCAN WONDER-WORKER apologetics contest. First prize feasor in St. Gregory’s seminary, in service to others, he said that I Charge ( ) Ca.«=h ( ) C.O.D. ( ) went to Miss Ann Rodder; second Cincinnati, 0., and spent a year in the service men in the last war ac prize to Miss Connie Salazar; and study at the Register College of cepted their share. “ The American ^ Please add 16c for postage. ^ JUNE 11th, 12th, 13th third to Miss Margaret Fogarty. Journalism. people will really never know what A senior reception was held on the "Joseph of Nazareth," said Fa a great guy and what a great campus after the commencement. ther Madden, "was a saint. But soldier the GI was. He fought The 1946 graduates are as fol never was it his privilege, even as for civilization, for human dignity, OUTDOOR COOKITSG THE lows : lord of the whole house, to act as justice, freedom, law, and the .MODERN W.\Y! Bachelor of Arts— Hazel Mary host at the banquet table of the eternal call which makes every Aichelman, Brighton; Mary Elea King: to offer the great sacrifice of human person worthy of respect nor Cutlip, Denver; Loretta Elains God to God. Diodosio, Pueblo; Harriet Harper and love. These years and this NEW PACK-IT GRILL Hubbard, Raton, N. Mex.; Agnes “ But yesterday, God called yet life are not meant to be exploited by self for self. They are meant Cecilia Lallamant, El Paso, Tex.; another Joseph to be, as it were, Picnic fun without the muss / f a t h e r s the King, to take care of for the highest purposes t ^ t hu Patricia Irene Lewis, Ault; Mary man imagination can conceive— to and fuss! All steel, light Patricia McGlone, Denver; Marian Him in His home, to guard and Elizabeth Meyer, Las Vegas, N. protect Him. Indeed, so completely give ourselves that others, too weight! Carrying capacity of 6 .9 5 Mex.; Margaret Alline Momsen, El has this King now surrendered may eat and live.” half-bushel basket! Steaks and wieners* Paso, Tex.; Mary Bridget Oehrle, Himself to His new father, that Truth Alone Endures broil on grill while potatoes bake under Denver; Rose Marie Palaze, Den- at the latter’s bidding He obedi “ Truth is important. Half- the firebed! Cooking surface 11x18 ■ver; and Loretta Ellen Sweeney, ently comes upon the table of sac truths and camouflaged falsehoods Denver; rifice. And since he is lord of*the have caused all the troubles and inches. Bachelor of Science—Marilyn whole house, this new priest will heartaches in the world since the Anne Beckord, Denver; Viola shortly be host at the divine ban beginning of time. Truth and truth — MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED!— Marie Fellin, Ouray; Julia Cathe quet; and the food he shall give alone endures—and truth shall rine Job, Denver; Helen Kane, Al MU is the Food of Life, the King make and keep you free. You and The May Co., Downstairs, Denver, Colo. liance. Xebr.; Claire Frances Mc- Himself. This is the utter sur I are not guessing, we have the Menamy, Denver; Rose Mary render of divinity to man. truth, and the faith that moves Please send me___./.“ Pack-It” Grills at O’Leary, Colorado Springs; and “ In this lies the power of mountains. You and I are not Rosemary Witherow, Port Lupton; priest This is his most precious afraid of the world we face today $6.95 each. Bahelor of Science in Music— jewel. May the memory of the day We know what we are up againit Name Peggie Cnambers, Denver; on which he first wore it sustain and we will move each mountain as T Bachelor of Science in Home the new priest all the days of his we come to it. As individuals let Address...... j...... ' Economica-Dietetics—Marian Clare life.” us keep our deep, unwavering Andrews, Pueblo; Mary Lu Pren- Charge ( ) Cash ( ) C.O.D. ( ) | dergast. Fort Collins; and Eliza Please add 25c for postage. ^ beth Claire Riesenman, Denver. Thirty-five priests attended the ‘BOMB’ IS GRAVEST PROBLEM commencement. (Continued From Page One) uranium, plutonium, and thorium permanent secret on atomic energy It also calls for government mo 25% m o r e C.APACITY THAN Holy Rosary lo Have iield by the United States. What nopoly of facilities essential to secret we have is mostly scientific produce these materials from raw ROUND C.4NS! Three Sunday Masses procedure. The feeling we have a ones. secret that can be kept is one of The measure provides fines of false security. f20,000 and 20-year prison terms (Holy Roiary Pariih, Denver) for persons disseminating re MODERN STEP-ON CAN Beginning this Sunday, June 9, OUTWEIGHS OTHER stricted atomic data with intent there will be three Ma.sses on Sun PEACE PROBLEMS to injure this country or aid days in Holy Rosary church, at 6) Father Conway considers foreign nation. Add beauty and convenience to C Q C 8, and 10 o’clock. This Sunday the need for speedy control your'kitchen with these hand- w a w w schedule will be observed for the remainder of June and in July and of atomic anergy, both do- some, efficient stepon cans! August. mastic and international, as At the meeting held last Tues graater than other phases of Acid resisting removable inside can! Baked-on white enamel finish! All day for the. booth chairmen and world peace agreements, but their mothers, posters and printed mechanism concealed. More capacity! TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY matter for the special award at in some degree the two must the summer festival were distri be worked out together. buted. The dates of the festival Much that has been attempted [— MAIL AND PHONp ORDERS FILLED!— ] EVENINGS AT 7:45 P.M. is in the right direction, he are Aug. 8, 9, 10, and 11. The The May Co., Downstairs, Denver, Colo. special award is a Hudson -super- says, but the pace is far too slow. PORTRAITS six, purchased through Vic Hebert. I Please send me...... Modem STEPoON Home on vacatfon f r g m St The Senate bill was approved Mary's college and academy, Xav after Sen. Brien McMahon, a FIRST COMMUNION I CANS at ?5.95 each. Total...... | ier, Kans., are Misses Elizabeth Catholic, head of the special com BABY ST. ELIZABETH’S CHURCH Ann Falar, Fernand Cain, and mittee that drafted the measure, Name .... Agnes Horvat Miss Falar is a called the atomic control problem FAMILY GROUPS Address...... graduate of the college and will be “ the greatest ever to challenge the ll l h and CURTIS STREETS married to John Paproski June 16. mind of man.” The bill provides I Charge ( ) Cash ( ) C.O.D. ( ) j The Holy Name society will re outright government ownership United Photo Studios Please add 20c for postage. j ceive Communion this Sunday in of all materials that serve as the TA. 3412 1521 CUB'nS the 8 o’clock Mass. source of atomic energy, including Thursday, June 6, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephon^x KEystone 4205 Monks Use Corn Dehydrater C iTR iltS'lSI ORA GIFT TO H ISPim AND SON CHAPELS Archbishop Urban J. Vehr gave the first contribution to the Na tional Jewish Hospital Building Fund campaign, slated in Denver June 10. The drive seeks to raise 3260,000 for the modernization and enlargement of the free, non sectarian tuberculosis institution. Completely and “ I have heard from many priests, who visit the hospital r e ^ - larly, numerous and continuing Conveniently Equipped testimonies of admiration and Home Losn Specialists commendation of the marvelous Owning your own home is easy if you let us help yon treatment gjven poor afflicted tu Built for the purpose to which it is dedi- bercular patients,” declared the BUY, BUILD, MODERNIZE or REFINANCE an ex- cated, the W. P. Horan & Son Chapel is well Archbishop in a letter written to isting old-fashioned mortgage. equipped to handle every type of funerkl the hospital. “ The motto of the from the small private to the large public Althoagk tkair CUtarcian rula it hospital, ‘None May Enter Who intatligata tha LOV COST and CONVENIENCE dry enough to ho ttorod in criha. Can Pay— None Can Pay Who acatuHa(-o|g, tka monk* of New It Mtilisec a fan to cock air from of our DIRECT REDUCTION LOAN PLAN funeral. Enter,’ has given it a distinctive Malleray abbaj naar Dubuqna, la., a keAaena fUma, blowing it and unique character, and I feel emplojr 20tk century farming tbrongh a pipe into tha opon com Over the years we have added to our fa confident, a very definite place in cilities and services, so that we confidently methodt. Hare Father Vincent crib at a rata of 700 cubic foot a Daljr, O .C.S.O ., priar of the abbey, minuto at 2S0 degraoi tompora- the affections of all who know it offer an outstanding service. and admire charity and love of CAPITOL FEDERAL taits with a thermometer thp heat ture. Tbo moiituro in tba corn ia God reflected in genuine devotion / control of the corn dehydrator on thus driren o ff in the form of a SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOGATION the abbey farm. The dehydrater cloud of tteam.— (RNS photo) to the cause of afflicted human U need to preparo corn that u not ity,” the letter continued. “ I confidently hope that the in 1665 BROADWAY a '; ; ? KEystone 8108 formed public will sustain your noble efforts in making available ST. JOHN’S VACATION SCHOOL to more afflicted patients the un usual opportunities an enlarged NONOK ou> viiiiANft NUc Sdcction of hospital will mean,” Archbishop CLASSES WILL BEGIN JUNE 10 Vehr concluded. Buildings Out-Lived (St. John’. Pariih, Denaer) and Mrs. L. J. Ronayne, received FATHER’S DAY 'Religious vacation school in St. an honorable discharge from the Ralph L. Carr, drive director, declared that “ five of the hospital John’s parish for Catholic children navy and is home visiting his par buildings have been in daily use GIFTS CLEVELAND PLACE attending the public schools will ents. for more than 40 years and are no open at 9 a.m. Monday, June 10. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Connors longer suited for care of patients I Classes will be held in St. John’s announce the birth of a son, Larry at the high standard developed by Jos. M. Fishman school for a period of two weeks James, in St. Joseph’s hospital on the professional staff. These Jeweler and Oplomelritt in the morning and will be taught May 31. Mrs. Connors is the buildings are now being torn down.” A nation-wide campaign )y Sinter M, Colombiere and Sitter former June Gibson. for 32,600,000, to be launched by GLASSES ON CREDIT Jean Marie. Miss Theresa Albi, daughter of the Denver effort, will make pos 807 15th Si. TA. 0029 Confessions will be beard in St. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Albi, has been sible the erection of a new seven- COMPLETE LUBRICATION John’s church Thursday, June 6, elected president of the senior story medical center on their site. in preparation for the first Fri class at Loretto Heights college for The new building will contain ac Loretto Heights day. Masses on Friday will "be at the year 1946-47. | Open Evenincs i i ' WASH - POUSH - WAX SERVICE commodation for 196 patients, a 6, 7, and 8 o'clock, followed by all Wallaces Visit White House new x-ray division, a research D. DELTSCH AT day exposition of the Most Blessed Mr, and Mrs. David F. Wallace, wing, clinical laboratories, a phys-| OPTOMETSIST IS Y u n PrmeUat COAL Sacrament. Evening services will brother and sister-in-law of Mrs. iotherapy department, and every Eyes Prompt and Courteoui Scholarship Von begin at 7:30 o’clock. modern facility a tuberculosis hos Examined Harry Truman, arrived in Denver Glaiset SERVICE St. Rose’s club members were Friday on President Truman’s pital should provide. Fitted juasts of ,Mrg. John McKee for plane, the “ Sacred Cow.” With The campaign has been h^led Broken Leneea All Grades of O’Meara Motor Co. uncheon and bridge in her home them were their two children, by Dr. Thomas Parran, a Catholic Daplic«U4 Coal & Stoker Coals on Monday. Tha hostess and Mrs. David and Marian. The family had Oculiiti’ Prescription Filled By Helen Amato and surgeon general of the U. S. Firaplaea W ood end Kindling OINVES'S LABGK8T FORD DEALER John Shea were awarded the been on a two-week vacation in Public Health service. bridge honors. Washington to attend the gradua- Forty-five Denver priests at FoTUibU CALL PE. 4604 (St. Mary’i Academy, Denrer) Lent«t t
) Thursday, June 6, 1946 Office, Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telqihone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN
Women Receive Big Top Chaplain With Clown RmusEmEins— DininE USO Awards at I R E C R E im o n i' St. Philomena’i (St. Phllomana’s Parish, Danrer) D A D I f ’i n t e a t r e Mrs. T. A. Coupe, Mrs. W. T. Metier, Mrs. Oran Rasko, and Mrs. SWIM THXnWDAY. PRIDAT, 8ATUBOAT A. McDermott have received their JUNE I, 7. 8 100-honr pins for volunteer work Dsns Andrews, Rlchsrd ConU In at the USO-NCCS anack bar. In Clean, A WALK IN THE SUN Bid Workers arc urgently needed for Heated WIlliBm B«ndix. GUdjrt Otorg* tn this projee^ and are asked to call McGUERINS FROM Mrs. L. Morrato, EA. 6608, who Drinking BROOKLYN has assumed the captaincy for SUNDAY. MONDAY. TUESDAY, Fridays. WEDNESDAY, JUNE I, It, 11, It Water The Altar and Rosary society Clsndstte Colbert, Orsoo' Welles In ,1 2 :3 0 P.M. to 10 P.M. Daily will meet Monday, June 10, at 2 TOMORROW IS o’clock in the home of Mrs. ’TIl- > Adults 60^, Children 35^ FOREVER berry, 925 Steele. Co-hostesses are PRIVATE PARTIES snd Mrs. Helen Bishop and Miss Gir> Ruth Nelson, Dorinds ClUtcm In avdot. Call Westwood 386-W THE GIRL OF THE Mo.thnr-Dnnghter Ten LIMBERLOST An informal mother-daughter PROGRESS PLUNGE tea will be held in the home of MATINEES: SUNDAY. 1 P Jt Mrs. Somers Friday, June 7, from 3300 W. n.ORIDA SATURDAYS AND HOLIDAYS, 2 to 4 o’clock for members of 1 Blkf. W. P«l,rsl BWd. 1 PJd. ^ Ttk< Ft. Lossn bus st Alsmtda A Bdy. brownie troop 132 and their Our Cocktail Lounge and Bar Service Is Unexcelled mothers. Francell Lee, S t Philomena’a graduate of 1946, received honor able mention in the Archbishop’s Phone Golden 68 for reservations, or just essay contest. George Schwartz will visit rela drive out and come in. Across tives in Las Vegas. Mrs. Philip from Clarke and Mrs. Luke O’Brien are Cosmopolitan LUNCHEONS . . . 50c motoring to St. Louis to visit Dr, Hotel and Mrs. Philip Clarke. DINNERS . . $ 1.00 "uT Peggy Hickey lind Mrs. J. B. I» Furstenberg, Jr., have returned Cocktail Grill from a three-month trip in Cali fornia. ‘ Italian French Spedalt; Parish Altar Society Cireut life i* no novelty to Father Edward S, is chaplain of the Circus Fans* association, a group To Receive Gommunion Sullivan, unofficial chaplain . of circus people of more than 1,000 circus levers who have banded Tom Burke’s throughout the country. A curate of St, Peter’s together to break down prejudices against circus church, Cambridge, Mass., Father Sullivan has dis people. As part of his duties. Father Sullivan visits Duffs The Holy Ghost Altar and Ros tributed more than 3,600 medals of the Blessed Vir every circus that goes to New England— (RNS iRoosevelt Gril| ary society of Denver will hold its gin to circus people during the past 20 years. Shown photo) CAFE & LOUNGE yearly Communion in Holy Ghost here with one of the star clowns. Father Sullivan Famous for church at 8:15 o’clock June 9, HENRY M. DUFF. Owner with breakfast in Catholic Char ities annex following. Sodality Union Honors FIN E FOODS FIN E FOODS The society will'meet Monday, FR. BOYLE GIVES DIPLOMAS Cocktails Cocktails June 10, at 2 p.m. in Holy Ghost Ushoreltes for Opora hall. As this is the last meeting for Fatt Courleout Servies 8p«el«l Dinner Pertiee Invited the summer, all members are re- TO ST. VINCENT’S GRADUATES 1930-32 So. Broadway que.sted to be pre.s^nt.______A social and business meeting t 18th and California was held by the Denver Archdioc SP. 9 9 50 (St Vincent de Paul’s Pariih, I parish were graduated from high esan Parish Sodality union'the eve Denver) I school at the exercises in the City ning of June 4 in the Catholic TOUR FAVORITE DAIRY AND auditorium June 2: From St. Fran ICE CREAM SPOT On June 2, diplomas were con Charities annex. Officers of the ferred by the Very Rev. Manus P. cis de Sales’, Bettie M. Balken- union served a ham dinner in horior Boyle on‘‘ the following eighth bush, Lawrence R. Bauer, Frank of the sodalists who had sold pro FOB DINNERS DE LUXE OB MIDNIGHT SNAtXS PRODUCERS DAIRY grade graduates: Robert Alcorn, C. Beckord, Jr.; William J. Bet- grams at the Denver Grand Opera Dale Cavanaugh, James Givens, tinger, Marilyn Ann Doud, Arthur company’s presentation of ll Trov- Frederick Known the 933 BANNOCK Roger Groaheider, Paul Henrich, J, Ecker, Jane Clare Koelbert, atore. V e m e r ’s BLUE PARROT INN World Over Directly Aereit the 8tre«t From Anthony McCambridge, George Phyllis Marie Kohler, Barbara J. The dinner was followed by a NOW The RerUtcr McCread.v, Lewis McGrath, Fran Machinot, JosephVA. Minor, Elea short musical program, consisting EDELW cis Rohrbach, Harold Taylor, Jerry nor Sheehan, anV Dorothy Ann of group singing and vocal num Beautifully Redecorated LUNCHES TeMaat, Charlene Courtney, Nor- Whelan. Jane Ko^bert completed bers by Rita Roberts. The group fFhere Qualitj Food Still Prevails and at Moderate Cost FOUNTAIN SERVICE herta Doud, Phyllis Jarratt, her course in three years. From was accompanied by Gloria Bill and Refurnished Georgia Koelbert, Joan Maschinot, Regis high school were Robert F. ings. and the best in Katherine McDonald, Viola New Fieri and Eugene Lamansky; from COMFORTABLY AlR CONDITIONED ^1644 GLENARM Open 11 A. H. to S A. M. DAIRY PRODUCTS man, Barbara Schrodt, Shirley St. Joseph’s high school, Ralph H. Simpson, Mary Ann Sullivan, Jo Bowman. Travel the anne Weiland, and Patricia West. Scouts Slate Party Scholar.ships w-ere awarded as The members of Boy Scout follows: To Cathedral high, Robert troop 140 and their families will 'Ht
FAVOR RECEIVED Hatchett Dnis Store Socialists Honor Father McCallin A reader of the Register wishes W « Photograph Anything Anywhere Motker, Daughter to publish thanks for a special ’*n« Stan si QasUty sa4 Ssmes* favor received through prayers The Hfile-Hij^h Photo Co, to the Holy Ghost, the BlesSed S M n S 701 GRANT KODAK FINISHING Virgin Mary, St. Ann, St. Jude, OompenadlBa praeHptioiu It lb* oust Mother Cabrini, a n d Kateri r<^ tanpsrttDt Dsn of oar bsthitat. At Homecoming o[ 320-22 Seventeenth KEystone 6114 Denver Tekakwitha. «» COAL Loretto Alumnae Wadfs and Harris Qft Lump and Egg ^waMW The 1946 homecoming celebra WASH tnd EAGLE < 1 7 K G Laap tnd Egt______^ tion of the Loretto Heights Alum nae association June 1 and 2 IH" Do«bli Bcmn N i t $ 6 . 2 8 marked the first time in history SUPREME GOAL CO. that a mother and daughter, both This Is the Place alumnae, attended the celebratioti 1144 So.. Pennsylvania together. Mrs. Helen Lopez Go mez, Lumberton, N. Mex., of the academy class of ’ 16, was in Den 0 NeiD Radios Daily ver for the event. Her daughter, Yes It Is! Miss Isabel Gomez, academy ’37, # A u to Accessories jflew in from San Francisco. The # Radios I petite, dark-eyed wife of a prom inent rancher, and mother of # Household Goods eight, Mrs. Gomez occupied a place Tommy Flaherty’s of honor at the jubilee banquet. 1001 Items for the Were it not that lambing season Home and Car in New Mexico is now in full swing, Forem an’ s Mrs. Gomez said, her husband would have accompanied her to the WELTON BUFFET Appliance Store celebration. 3539 E. Colfax EA. 4283 Graduates of 20 years and 10 A scene from a dinner honoring the Rev. Fred The following Cathedral sodalists attended: Guaranteed Radio Repairing years were also feted at the din erick McCallin of the Cathedral staff, Denver, it Adelaide Benda, Frances Bertzola, Clara Bradley, ner, served in Pancratia hall to a shown above. Left to right are M^garet Lynch, Fa Winnie Coyne, Marie Curto, Helen Doyle, Betty record crowd of 110 alumnae. ther McCallin, Florence Smith, Father Duane Theo Duckworth, Evelyn Goetzel, Frances Graves, Gloria Twenty-three 1946 graduates be bald, Father John Haley, Ida Pets, and Gloria Hall. Hall, Elizabeth Hannon, Eileen Harris, Bernice came members of the Alumnae as Father McCallin was honored by the Cathedral Jonke, Mafy Katz, Margaret Lynch, Rose Loes, Stays at the head of the sociation in impressive rites. Miss Senior sodality at the Olin hotel, June 3. Father Marion Macken, Margaret McCallin, Mary McCor-1 Claire McMenamy, senior class Theobald was master of ceremonies and Father mick, Clara ' Moeder, Colette JMoeder, Betty Mol-1 parade in popularity. president, responded to a toast Haley, the guest speaker. Music was provided by lender,' Catherine O’Brien, Marguerite O'Day, Ida ! RECAPgiven by the national alumhAe pres Evelyn Goetsel, vocalist, and Marguerite O'Day, Petz, Regina Phelan, Charlene Pierson, Ann Pobar, i ident, Mrs. William J. Carson. A pianist. Florence Smith, prefect, presented Father Irene Reed, Rowena Roach, Marianne Schmitt, Edna The food is the best. The company WHILE YOU tour of the college campus and an McCallin with a gift in appreciation of his work as Mae Weisner, Gloria Wolever, Florence Smith, | enthusiastic business session pre sodality moderator. , Katherine Lucid, Alva and Marie Rockers. | is tops. The mixed drinks are A-1 in ceded the dinner. EUDOCHIA BELL SMITH quality. RIDE ADDRESSES CONVENTION T MSGR. WOLOHAN INVESTITURE Moving to downtown Denver TIRBS LOANED for its second day’s activities, the convention included a Mass of SLATED IN PUEBLO JUNE 9 fered Sunday morning in the St. Paul chapel of the Cathedral by They are always P Pueblo.— Monsignor Thomas J. are busy raising a purse for the the Rev. Damen McCaddon. Wolohan, rector of Sacred Heart new Monsignor and planning a FREE! At the Communion breakfast Cathedral since 1910, will be in public reception for him Sunday glad to see their JOE KEATING following in the Crystal room of evening, June 9, in the Cathedral the Cosmopolitan hotel, Mrs. Eu- vested with the robes of a Do mestic th'elate after the Gospel of hall, beginning at 8 o'clock. At dochia Bell Smith, Colorado “ Wom friends. Drop in. the Solemn Pontifical Mass to be this time the purse will be pre an of the Year” for 1945, ad- IS NOW ASSOCIATED WITH TOMMY celebrated by Bishop Joseph C. sented. I dressed the alumnae. Challenging Willging in the Cathedral Pente the Catholic women to take a (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) A banquet, to which the gen cost Sunday, June 9, at 11 o’clock. 'greater part in government and in eral public is welcome, will be Beginning Thursday night, June Notification of this Papal honor I humane legislation, former Sen- 6, Sacred Heart parish will hold for Father Wolohan was received staged in Monsignor Wolohan’s lator Smith recalled many of her its annual bazaar on the Sacred honor in the Pueblo Golf and I experiences in the State Legisla- May 15 from Rome. Heart school grounds. There will Two committees o f lay people Country club the evening of Mon iture. Presiding at the breakfast be various interesting booths and day, June 17. Bishop Willging, 'was Miss Helen Bugas, Denver at games. The children will be espe members of the clergy, and lay torney, who yas chairman of ar cially interested in the fish pond. people will be present. rangements for the event. Miss One of the principal features, Denver K. of C. Mary Louise Stevenson took care FLAHERTY’S however, will be the beautiful hope 2870 Colo. Blvd. of arrangements for the banquet chest sponsored by the school the previous evening. Elect M^agner PT.\. There will be a refresh SIMMONS DRUG GO. Keep Your ment booth in the school lunch 1643 WELTON ST. 1060 BROADWAY room in the basement of _ the Vision As Grand ^ igh t ■ EA. 9953 KE. 0175 school. The bazaar will continue UP TO DATE for four nights, from Thursday, WE APPRECIATE tOUB Dr. John R. June 6, until and including Sun Peter J. Wagner was elected PATRONAGE .F. Goodrich day, June 9. grand knight of Denver council On June 2, commencement ex 539, Knights of Columbus, to suc COYLE ercises for the eighth grade were ceed Leo J. Scherer, at the annual held after Mass. Two of the grad election June 4 in Knights of pton uates, Mary Ann Felix and Rose A K E. 8603 Marie Diaz, were each awarded a Columbus hall, 1575 Grant street. Ibl u s Hsck BUt. scholarship to Cathedral high Scherer was named to the board school. of directors. The annual summer vacation Other officers chosen were: school will begin June 11 and con George H. Lerg, deputy grand tinue up to and including June knight; Charles Reilly, chancellor; 28. Registration will be held in John J. Morrisey, Jr., warden; the sisters’ convent, 2844 Law Charles Pierson, recording secre rence, Monday, June 10. Classes tary; Otto Mendlekamp, treasurer; at the summer school will begin William Menard, inside guard; Jo at 9 a.m. and continue to 11:30, seph Coogan and Edward McCune, and will be held from Monday outside guards; Herb Leibman, to Friday every week. Free hot trustee; and Edward Clinton lunch will be served to the chil board of directors member. dren attending the vacation Initiation ceremonies w ll begin school. at 10 a.m. Sund%j-, when 59 new members will be taken into the There will be devotions in the council. perpetual novena in honor of the Sacred Heart Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Pueblo Pastor Plans This Sunday is Communion day for the men of the parish Holy South American Trip Name society in the 7:30 o’clock Mass. Next Tuesday evening, June 11, Pueblo. — The Rev. Albert «»*• the Sacred Heart Holy Name men Schaller, O.S.B., pastor of St. will entertain the Archdiocesan Holy Name union at the quarterly Leander’s parish, is leaving on a meeting. three-month trip to South Amer 0 9 8 8 ica. He will return the last week NOTICE TO CREDITORS of August. In his absence the ESTATE OF lsab«l)e Blake, also known as Belle Blake. Mental Incompetent Ko. Rev. Philip Boyle, O.S.B., of Holy 78675. Cross abbey will take care of Finest Sinee Notice is hereby given that on the 21st the parish. Upholstering 1903 day of May. 1946, letters of conservator- ship were issued to the undersigned as conservator of the above named estate and all persons having claims against said Famcrd British Je ^ it estate are required to file them for al lowance in the County Court of the City tnd County of Denver. Colorado, within ‘Apostle of Jews’ Dies six months from said date or said claims 3S3S E. Colfax DExter 0988 will be forever barred. B. C. HILUARD, JR., London. — The Rev. Arthur Conservator. Francis Day, S.J., known as the British “ Apostle of the Jews,” died in Preston, Lancashire, at the age of 79. The son of Sir John Charles Day, he was a fre m&mmquent platform speaker for both 1543 Larimer it. c M flin . 226b the Catholic Guild of Israel in London’s East End and the Cath Tivoli Brews olic Evidence guild in Hyde Park. miBiEii A few years ago he wrote a mmbook. Our Friends the Jews, in Dr. G. J . Sehaeahle which he described his extraor- the Finest ” dinaiy and almost unique ac quaintance with London’s Jews. Optometrist ■Though frequently their opponent and teacher at open air meetings, Specialist he was often also their guest in (±e synagogues and'their friend. For Visual Eye Care Flower of Eire’s Friaries 310 Mack Bldg. Is Returning to Ireland KE. 5840 London.—The Franciscans, after THE BEST IN LUGGAGE an absence of 300 years, are going All IUn
LESTDR'S Clean Sweep in Jr. League HOLY FAMILY PTA MEMBERS WATCH REPAIRS Sorority Honors RECORDS 7-DAY SERVICE TO REPAIR SCHOOL BOOKS VISIT TOUR ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE So. Denver Aeeord Shop (Holy Family Pariah, Denvar) Philip Blaine were the attend 1529 W e lio D C B en r 2417 Mary Damascio The PTA membere will meet ants. The bride was given in Latest in All every Wednesday at 1:30 in the marriage by her father. Miss Margaret Schiller was at the Miss Mary Lou Damascio, school hall to work on the book POPULAR AND CLASSICAL organ and Miss Jane Grisdale daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. repairs, until the work is oop4- sang “ On This Day.” “ Panis An- SELECTIONS Damascio of St. Catherine's par ileted. All who can are urged to York Pharmacy ish, has been honored by the Alpha :€licus," and Schubert’s “ Ave lelp. IMIKSCRII'TIONS Gamma Delta sorority at the Uni- faria.” ver.sity of Denver as the outstand The Altar and Rosary society Ray Flynn, who recently was AND DRUGS will meet Thursday, June 13, in COLORADO APPLIANCE 00. 2300 Eait Colfax ing freshman for 1946. Her award, discharged from the navy, is the the school hall at 2 p.m. Refresh son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Flynn. 28 BROADWAY Phone EM. 8837 an engraved pli^ue. was pre sented at the senior breakfast in ments will follow the meeting. He is a graduate of Holy Family Conveniently Located in Yonr South Denver Shopping Area the Sorority house last Sunday. Hostesses are Mmes. Pughes, school and is now attending Regis Regester, Rupert, Russell, and Yoar Headquarters for Columbia, Miss Damascio was graduated boUege, Miss Corbett is the daugh ; . Deeca, Sonora, Majestic and Other Records WOODEN SHOE^ from Cathedral high school in Salmon, and Miss Schwarz. ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Cor 1945, and received ^ scholarship Carol Ann, infant daughter of bett She attended Cathedral and FOR SHOWER AT to Denver university, where she Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Nelson, Holj^ Family schools. Mr. and was baptized June 2 by Father Leo SILVER FRONT SHOE entered the school of commerce Mrs. Flynn are making their home MEET POST-WAR OOMI^ITION lafit fall. She has served as vice Flynn. Sponsors were Peter and in Denver for the present, and REPAIRING president of her freshman class, is Mary Bums, will go to S t Louis in the fall, in 12 3 1 16th St. M A .9 8 6 0 a member of the Prospector’s club, Mary Corbett Wed where Mr. Flynn will continue his Newman club, and Mentors; is a Raymond Flynn and Miss Mary studies in electronics at the Uni Clarion columnist, and was recent M. Corbett were united in marriage versity of S t Louis. WELL-CLEANED CLOTHES ly elected editor by her sorority. June 1 with the Rev. Edward Ley Return to Chicago HANSEN & HANSEN 'The award Miss Damascio won den officiating. Mr. and Mrs. THEY MAY HAVE TO LAST A LONG TIME is made annually to the freshman Mr. and Mrs. Farrell have re JEWELERS girl who has done the most out- turned to Chicago after spending a vacation at the home of Mrs. stjanding work for the sorority and St. Catherine’s Wildcats made it of the East division, but lost to the Farrell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1628 17th St. the university. The plaque will re Vacation School a perfact year in Junior Parochial Wildcats in th> play-off. Barney Caulfield. Mrs. Farrell ' ONE STORE ONLY main in the recij>icnt’s home until The championship game was a league competition when they won was formerly Miss Betty Caul next year. pitchers’ duel which saw Bob At Presentation field. JDST the baseball championship by de Schnabal of St. Phitomena’s five Barney Caulfield, Jr., was re CALL K . 8341 2162 Arapahoe SL AAAOl/JVCfAG feating St. Philomena’s, East di- up only two hits while Jim Dolan cently discharged from the navy Tision champion 4-2, before a large held the losers to three scattered To Start June 10 and is at his home. THE OPENING OF safeties. The Wildcats, howevar, crowd at the St. Thomas seminary Bill Caulfield is spending a va capitalired on errors to put to (Presentation Parish, Denver) cation with his parents, Mr. and diamond May 31. % gether a pair of runs in the first Mrs. Barney Caulfield. A summer vacation school will St. Patrick’s Parish The Sweetheart Floral Shop This game climaxed the season and third innings to sew up the Exchange Marriage Vows that saw St. Catherine’s capture ball game. St. Philomena’s threat be conducted by the Sisters of 1132 WELTON ST. Miss Ruth Verdieck became the the football, basketball, and base, ened by loading the bases in the Mercy for the public school chil bride of Charles Port June 1, with 34th D J I 7 J I A D 34th MRS. E. F. BROFN, Prop. fourth and again in the sixth, but ball titles as well as the Regis in- dren from grades one through Father Leyden officiating. The (8t. rhilomtna'f ParUh) Titational basketball tourney. It failed to score both timck. and Pecos M r t f c i r t r t l l and Pecos eight. Classes will begin Monday bride was given in marriage by EI^IE ROBERTSON, Manager was also the second year in a row Pictured here are the members her father; her attendants were of the championship baseball morning, June 10. A First Com 4 Big Nights—June 2B-21-22 and 23 Fftrmtrlyr of flhraibtrg'i Floral Skoppo that the North Side la(^ hare won munion class will be formed. her sister, Mrs. Margaret Caruso, the baseball crown. Their diamond team. Back row, left to right are and Mrs. Pauline Taylor, and the Members of then'lloly Name so FUN AND ENTERTAINMENT win over St. Philomena’s was Dolan, Gleason, Himstreet, Kelle- bridegrqom’s attendants were Rob ciety will receive Holy Communion reminiscent of their football vic gher, Lahey, and Fox; front row, ert Port and Ruben Spahn. Miss in the 8 o’clock Mass this Sunday. tory, for Father Paul Reed's boys Kennedy, Haggerty, Collins, Nu- Margaret Schiller was at the TWO GRAND PRIZES were also the football champions nes, and Taneredo. Confessions will be heard Thurs day afternoon and evening. Holy organ. ^ $T. DOminiC’S PARISH Communion will be distributed at Miss Verdieck is the daughter Phiico Eiectric Refrigerator 7 o’clock and in the 8 o’clock Mass of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Verdieck, and is a graduate of Holy Family AND PAROCHIAL ALL-STARS DROP Friday morning. high school. Mr. Port is the son Boys from the ages of 9 to 15 of Mrs. Minnie Port. He served An Easy Spindrier Washing Machine planning to attend Camp St. Malo four years in the navy, from which IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CARNIVAL FOURTH TILT TO PUBLICS should apply at the rectory. Res he was recently discharged. A ervations have been made for the CHURCH GROU.NDS 29ili AVE. & FEDERAL reception was held in the home of week of July 14. OUR FAMOUS SPAGHETTI For the fourth straight year the The Public stars got to Dick the bride’s parents following the SATURDAY, JUISE 15 public school all-stars humbled the Pond of Cathedral for three hits The Presentation Parish guild ceremony. Mr.' and Mrs. Port left and MEAT BALLS DINNER SUNDAY, JUIVE 16 Parochial league’s best in the an- and as many runs in the second and Festival committee will meet for Estes Park on their wedding nual\ game at MerchantsI par"k inning before the young Bluejay in Community hall Tuesday eve trip, and will make their home in WILL BE SERVED THURSDAY, JUNE 20 ning, June 11, at 8 o’clock. The Denver, MOIVDAY, JUNE 17 June 1. As in past years it was star retired in favor of Mullen’s 5 TO 8 P.M. 73c PLATE— CHILDREN 40c the poise and experience of the Paul Ciberay. Ciberay was touched credit union reports will be made. BRING THE FAMILY AND’ FRIENDS public school lads the proved the for seven blows in the remaining All parishioners are invited to at Grand Cash Award: $500.00 difference. Bobby Swanson of innings, walked five, and was the tend. There will be a special prize and a social hour after the BEER - SOFT DRINKS & H OT DOGS Manual was the hero of this year’s victim of four errors, enabling the SERVED ON THE GROUNDS Other Awards: game, holding the parochial Jads Public stars to pile up a 9-5 vie meeting. The Shirley Garage $100.00 CASH—48 PIECE STERLING without a hit in the four innings tory. All pieces of old gold and silver O m a A L AAA GARAGB S t Patrick’s School Auditorium— 34th & Pecos he worked and allowing only one Tfie Catholic school representa to be donated to the Tabernacle PHONE TABOS SSll SILVER-MODERN WRIST WATCH man t 3-Diamond , (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel ParUh, Engagement Open This Summer I Denver) drdef briylit Ring i The first general meeting and 3 0 0 .0 0 party for th»’ workers of the ba zaar will be held Saturday eve ning, June 8, at 8 o’clock in the July 7 to Aug. 25 Mt. Carmel society hall. All are These captivating eirclata urged to attend. for HER are diamonda 812 a Week The Senior Holy Name men will perfect in cut, clarity meet Friday evening, June 7, at 8 I o’clock in the school hall. The Rev. and color. Scintillating ★ I Gaetano Del Brusco, O.S.M., will and bright with tht speak. 3-Diamond Sunday, June 9, the Junior Holy promite of marital Vnier perional direction of IMERGENCY X L SERVICI Engagement Name will receive Communion in Ring bappineas. Plua tax. the 8 o’clock Mass. 150.00 RT. REV. MONSIGNOR Club Hold. Annual Dinner JOSEPH BOSETTI St. Philomena’s club held its an ELECTRIC 4 WAYS TO PAT nual dinner May 23. Guests of •kCtsb Care of Chancery Office honor were Father Del Brusco, * Chtrgt the Rev. Hildebrand Brunetti, O.S.M; and Father Coffey, ★ Laytwaj 1536 Logan, Denver, Colo. O.S.M. On May 31 the club met * Year to Pay ts as cuss as m atasisr numat in the home of Mrs, Louise Smal- done, 3719 Pecos street. The next OpH I A. M. ta I P. MW meeting will be Friday, June 7, in the home of Mrs. B. Rizzo, 3711 Quivas street, at 1 p.m. The following marriages took B,behind your electric outlets is a group of carefully selected place in the past week: Clyde Spero and Claudia Knight, with and highly trained employes, ready to take care of any trouble Michael Smaldone and Lucille Spero as witnesses; Pasqual Qua- calls that might come in because of an interruption to your elec ratino and Rose Marie Sparacino, with Jo.seph Sparacino and Rose Bellanti as witnesses; Apthony tric service. For such an emergency there is someone always on the Bittle and Gladys Marie Johnson, with Eugene Bittle and Evelyn job * Vound the clock” to insure 24-hour service. PROSPECTOR Carraccio as witnesses. The following were baptized in EVERY NIGHT-OVER NIOHT-TO SALT mm CITY the week: Arthur Dominic Ficco, If your electric service fails, the first thing to do is to replace son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ficco, spon a Lv.....Denver___ 5;00 p.m. sors, Eugene and Frances Smal done; Gerald Dominic Melaragno, blown fuses. If this does not restore service and you cannot deter- Ar. Salt Lake City 7:50 a.m. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Melaragmo, Lv. Salt Lake City 5:30 p.m. sponsors, Michael Carabetta and Marie Melaragmo; Paula Sarah mine the cause, call for an eltetric trouble man. Ar.....Denver..... 8:30 o.m. Ranier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. Ranier, sponsors, Paul and Eva Enrichi; Margaret Ann Garra- The department for handling emergency electric service never mone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Garramone, sponsors, Anthony and Dolores Stone. closes. In good weather or severe storms the’’trouble shooter” is" at work constantly. This is part of our job— we aim for- it to be' Is Your Roy or Girl done prompdy and pleasantly. Going lo Camp? W e carry a complete line of Camp Equipment Round the Clock— 24 hours every day— Emergency Service • SLEEPING BAGS • HAVERSACKS OR is as dose as the nearest telephone. > KNAPSACKS • BIAN KETS • CANTEENS • RAINCOATS • PUP TENTS \mw Prieef on Boots. Broochef, Tontji and Camping Boppliet Your Electric Servant DENVER ARMY STORE Public Service Company of Colorado Cor. ISth A Uarimtr* DenTtr Wriim for Free Cattdo^ PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 6, 1946 Loyola May Crowning EVERY DAY Diplomas Given 3 Nuptial Hasses WE BUY AND SELL W e hear people say: I have needed glasses for some time STOCKS AND BONDS but I have been “ Putting It Off.” Do you know what this means? It means the longer you stay without glasses, the Without obligation on your part, we wiU be To 41 Pupils at Said in One Day pleased to furnish you with current information on harder it will be to benefit your eyes, lake advantage of your present investments or to suggest suitable se •'t o d a y .” At St. Dominic’s curities for you to purchase. SWIGERT RROS. St. Catlieriiie’s I S u l l i v a n & C o m p a n y (St. Catherine's Parish, Daawer) St, Dominic’s church in Denver TABOR 4264 SECURITY BLDG. DENVER Better Vition Optometrists Good Service Forty-one eighth' grade students had the unusual experience of for Every Age At Right Prices were graduated at S t Catherine’s three Nuptial Masses on one June 2 at services in the church 1550 California KEystone 7651 day, June 5. The first wedding was SERVICE TO INVESTORS following the 9 o’clock Mass. The that of Miss Florence Sullivan to GLASBBa INDIVIDDALLl STTLSD graduates are: Frank Barone, John Buehler, Albert Swenson. The bridesmaid Paul Buehler, Donald Carson, was Miss Rose Sullivan, a sister James DeCredico, James Dolan, of the bride, and Joseph Brisnehan Patrick Floyd, Richard Girard, Leo was best man. The bride was given Gleason, Ronald Graebing, Eu- in marriage by William H. Ed THEODORE i REQUIESCANT ene Haggerty, Ronald Himstreet, wards. A wedding breakfast in ean Jacques, William Kellagher, the Cosmopolitan hotel followed the IN PACE Joseph Lampert, Thomas Lahey, church services. The Rev. Thomas Eugene Lutz, Timothy May, Ger McGlynn, O.P., officiated at the HACKETHAL ald Nunes. John O’Hara, Louis wedding ceremony. JOSEPH PRIOLA, Hesdersop. Brother Pinelli, Robert Sullivan; Miss Dolores C, Salazar, 2737 of Mike. John, LouU, end Tony PHoU, Janet Davis, Sharon FitzPatrick, Decatur street, was united in mar [ Air Conditioned Jennie Qutrttino» end Mery Mertco; brother«iD*Uiw of Mike Queretino. Lene, Hazel Heaney, Geraldine Holland, Participant! in the May crown ley, John Heeney, James Bible, riage to Teafilo T. Sanchez. Clay Antoinette. Thereae, end Adeline Priole. Mary Lou Joyce, Mary Margaret ing held in Loyola church, Denver, queen’s escort; and George Rout- ton, N. Mex. The bride was at MORTUARY Reauiem Mess wee offered June 1 in Junger, Joanne Keough, Marguer are shown above. Left to right, Assumpti^ ehurcb, Welby. W. P. Horen son. Joanne Wesilquist, who also tended by her sister. Margaret 4 Son ee^ice. ite Kirk, Margaret Kollander, front row, are Maxine Mohrbacher, took part, was not present for the Aalazar, and her brother, Benja 1449-51 Kslamatb Su LOUISE STRAFACE, 4236 Eleti. Wife Charlotte Longo, Patricia Lucy, Barbara May, queen; and Patricia picture. min Salazar, was best man. Phone HAin 4006 of Mike Strefeee; deugbter of Mr. end Mary Kathryn Mayes, Rosa Ma- Sullivan; back row, Donald Frow- Younger brothers of the bride Mri. Henry Simensky; fitter of Henry, zone, Maxine McClain, Barbara served the Nuptial Mass, with the re. e. ^ e. Cberlee, and Joe Simensky, Mre. Ralph Ann Roche, Helen Schenfeld, Jean Meuro, end Mre. James O'Connelf. Re Rev. J. B. Dering, O.P., officiating. FRANCIS J. CERVI DOUGUS H. BUCK quiem Mess wee offered June 4 in Holy nette Tate, Elaine Telk, and Doris Miss Edith Anderson was united Rosary church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Webb. ANNUNCIATION GRADUATES in marriage to Charles Mahoney Erickson Memorial Co. W. P. Horen 4 Son eervtce. before another Nuptial Mass. The JOSEPH FERRETTI, 2920 Vallejo PTA Breakfast NEW SINGER MONUMENTS • MARKERS street. Husband of Anne Ferretti; father GET COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS witnesses were Charles Karns and CHECKER of Marie end Eugene Ferretti, Denver^ Honors Graduate Evelyn Anderson, the bride’s sis VACUUM CLEANER Prompt Erection AVAILABLE NOW! £rom ont of tho mott eomploto Requiem Mess was offered June 6 in St. After the impressive ceremony ter. Father McGlynn officiated at dtfpimya S PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 420R Thursday, Jyne 6, 1946 w M VEHR PRESIDES If GIFTS FOR AT GRADUATION EXERCISES! Confirmation Colorado Springs. — The 43rd P., Anthony J., add Casirair J annual commencement exerci.ses Loetscher; and four sisters, Mrs were held for a class of 39 gradu Kevin McCarville, Mrs. John B Graduation ates May 28 in St. Mary’s church. Zermaten, Mrs. Frank E. Lachow (X)LORAnO ensoNUBSES Candidates were presented by the sky, and Mrs. John Hum. All ex SPRINGS Very Rev. William Kipp, and the cept Mrs. Hum, whose home is in AND diplomas were conferred by Arch Little Rock, Ark., live in Colorado bishop Urban J. Vehr. Scholarships Springs. PEREINS-SHEAREIt One hundred and eighty mem Glenwood Springs. — Shannon were announced by the Rev. Pallbearer.s for Mrs. Loetscher Gallagher and Josephine Gon bers «ttended the annual Commun William J. Kelly, superintendent Ordination ion Mass of the Archdiocesan were Nick Pinell, Carl Jostyn, zales, Catholic graduates of the 102 ^No. Tejon of the school. Ralph Cimino, L, E. Therman, Council of Catholic Nurses May 26 high school, received Holy Com COLORADO SPRINGS' Miss Jean Moomaw was awarded James Conley, and Matthew munion May 26, The Rev. C. E. in the Holy Ghost church, Denver. SMARTEST STORE the scholarship to Loretto Heights Butler. Pallbearers f o r Mr. Kessler gave the baccalaureate ad Before Maas the nurses assembled college, Denver; Mists Bertha in the Holy Ghost library and were Loetscher were Patrick H. Brod dress to the class in the junior Store for Men Henry, the scholarship to Webster erick, Arthur C. Hanneman, Ralph high auditorium. In Heart of the City presented with a corsage made by college, Webster Groves, Mo.; Miss lli^St. Mary academy girls. R. Rieves, Robert H. Crowder, The summer schedule sets Boys Shop DINING ROOIVI and Leta KlaUske and Miss Jean Lau- August Warmuth, and Jerry D. A breakfast was served in the shine, the scholarships to Blair’s Masses on Sunday at 7 and 9 COFFKE SHOP annex at 1665 Grant street. Mrs. Chadwell. Interment was in Ever o’clock. Women’s Casual Shop Business college; Miss Barbara green cemetery. Write for Beautiful Folder Mary Downing, Mr. and Mrs. Davies, the scholarship award for. Vacation school opened June 3. Married in Albuquerque Frank Abegg, Mr. and Mrs. Wol- religion; Miss Mary Katherine Sisters of S t Joseph are in charge. Handmado Pornftar* — Antlavaa sieffer, ^ d Mrs. Helen Bridwell Dea, the senior award in the com- Miss Doris Huelsmann, daugh- In the May meeting of the Cath FRY Koprodoced — Repairitif — Refiniahhif Upbolitcrint — Draptrlaa prepareo^e meal. mercial department; and Miss Loisi^*" Huelsmann, and olic Daughters the following offi The Tekakwitha Camp Fire Girls Peterson, the junior award in the^.^P^- “ • Stapp of Las cers were elected for the ensuing Whitney Electric Co. from St. Francis de Sales’ parish, commercial department. •tiarried May year; Grand regent, Mrs. Dorothy Pete Baroni under the leadership of the council Commencement exercises closed 2° St. Charles church in Albu- Burger; vice regent, Mrs. Ve Electrical Service vice president, Mrs. Dorothy Bann, ~ Furniture Shop with Solemn Benediction. querque. Mi-s, R. M. Riley, swter of ronica Keegan; prophetess, Mrs. 208 No. Tajon M 906 served breakfast. Mary Jo Abegg Esther Dumont; financial secre- COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH ANO HOMf Members of the graduation bride, was matron of honor, •ICST I»1I" PHONE U U 0» tH so. CASCADE AVm. and Anne McEnulty served the class are Wallace Jewell Adams, ^o*- ^ Stepp, Roswell, N ary, Mrs. Gertrude Wilson; treas- OppoaiU Antiora Hout coffee. Jr.; Joyce Amelia Brennan, Mapt iMex., brother of the bridegroom, urer, Mrs. Catherine Mack; lec- Honored Guetti Cora Belez, Margaret Regina Con was best man. The wedding break- turer. Miss Jeanette Blue; his \. I*. \V i; II fa.st was held at the home of the COMPLlMENTd^Or The honored guests were Cath way, Elizabeth Ann Colburn, Bar torian, Mrs. Irene McCarthy; DOEXGES MOTOR < iiriu ii <.ooi»s «o. olic nurses in the graduation bara Jean Davies, Gladys Marie bride’s si.ster, Mrs. Riley, for rela monitor. Miss Jennie Zemlock; COMPANY JIM JACKSON classes, the Rev. Hubert Newell, Craft, Josephine Bernice Del tives and a few close friends. The sentinel, Mrs. Elizabeth Sehauster; Monsignor John Mulroy, the Rev. Mastro, Mary Katherine Dea. bride recently returned from a organist, Mrs. Angelina Ryan; Ford Products Plumbing . & Heating T A . » : c t i <» - 3 . 1423 S. Broadway ; 692 So. Broadway ; operator throughout the slate, but the bride, was flower girl. She Colorado Springs June 6 for New AND AWNING CO. York city, where they will spend nent members of Corpus Christi PLBG. & HTG. CO. PE. 5264 since his retirement several years wore yellow net wiifeinatching bon 123 South Nevada Avenue : SP. 8474 a week before sailing to Ireland. parish in Colorado Springs, and 116 North Weber Su ago has resided in the city. net and carried mm old-fashioned PH. 1264 They are the grandparents of nosegay. They are going to visit Mr. Dur- active in various Catholic organiza N«w Awnlnci Now In Stook TeL Main 3066 can's mother, Mrs. Mary Durcan, tions. Mrs. Durcan is a memb Mrs. Fred Sabon, 2666 Stuart C. J. LeFoe gave his sister-in- ■» — — ITETfrankgumaer street, who arranged for the law in marriage. Henry Hethering- Castelbar, County Mayo, whom Court St. Mary of the Cat SERVICE church celebration. ton of Pueblo was best man, and Mr. Durcan has not seen since he W. J. Wolf of Denver and .Michael left Ireland 20 years ago. Mr. Mallbys Gift Shop JAMES BONNER. Mar. Durcan also has seven brothers as president of the Holy Name so- SCOTT’S TEXACO FIRE CHIEF Dillon were ushers. WATCH REPAIRING CHBYSIER-PLVMOUTH" _ SPECIAL A wedding breakfast was held and sisters living in the vicinity 1NDI.4N & ENGRAVING BONNER’S of Castlebar, two of whom are UPTOWN MOTOR CO. ^ Change Oil, 5 qts. Penn. State, at the Antlers hotel. Pink and CO.STIJME JEWELRY 7 STORFJ5 TO SERVE YOU 1908 BROADWAY CH.5626 white snapdragons and peonies sur planning summer weddings. 582, Knights of Columbus. W'ash, Lubricate, change dif TEXACO STATION Mr. and Mrs. Durcan will visit . 10 E. Pikei Peak Are. 264 Manitou Ave. J. So. Tejon St. ferential & transmission, front rounded the three-tiered wedding Menltou Colo. Spvo. GAS. OIL AND ACCE.S80KIES cake. other relatives and friends in MAIN »2I wheel pack, check wheel GREASING AND WASHING Dublin, Killarney, Limerick, Sligo, alignment, clean air cleaner, PRONE KE. 9SS1 The bride is a graduate of St. Belfa.st. Londonderry, and DIAMONDS - WATCHES DODGE-PLYMOUTH cheek battery— 8pe ’’s grade school gradua '' THERE’S A Examination, Refraction, Appointed 14th & Clenarm CH. 6595 AUTO SUPPLY tion exercises took place in St. Prescription when you are distributing 13lh & Clenarm CH. 6596 117 E, 1530 B’ way TA. 4434 Mary’s church’ May 30 in the morn All Claaaei Alaniifactored in your patronage in the dif ing. Following a High Mas.s, cele PIKES NEW MERCHANDISE Our Own [laboratory brated by Father Kipp, diplomas ferent lines of business. PE.4K FOR HOME. and scholarship.s were awarded. Quick Repair Service CAR. DAILEY GET YOUR CAR READY FOR SUMMER Breakfast was served in the Acacia | Brehrn l.«nict DopllratoS hotel, where the hostesses were 5 In Your Future * Oculiit Preacriptioai Flllnl Mnies. Nolan. Godea, McLennan, Sightseeing A R T MALAATI and Engelbert. In the afternoon a HARRY M. LUSTIG tea dance was held in the school I Golden Motors, Inc. TIRE AND BATTERY SERyiCE < See or Call Ferd W olf Colburn Motor Tours N \ A K t Y O U R assembly hall from 2 to 5 o'clock. JOSEPH YOLOSIN Sutw-Rcgiaterwd Optorowtrlsu 1733 Glenarni Phone TAbor 5287 Hostesess were Mmes. Lueh. Mont ^ I’liunp'Gulden 12 115 N. CASCADE PHONE M. 130 gomery, and Maddock. '^935 I5lh Sl. KE. 3683 Cars tvill call ami return you to whererer you are napping ' IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN DENVER ^ GOl.DEN. COLO. ^ Tires, Tubes, Re-Treading, Butteries, Brake Service, b m te ry last I Double Funeral Services Held LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS in the Pikes Peak Region Mrs. Hettie Mae Loetscher, 13 Lubrication, Washing, Polishing, Storage, Gas, Oil N. Cascade avenue, wife of .Albert Keep electrolyte F. Loetscher, who was killed May 26 in an automobile accident, I at proper level died May 31 from injuries suf MAXITOU SPRIXGS DODGE - PLYMOUTH OWIVERS fered in the same accident. NOW’ S the Time to Consider Double funeral services were SUMMER LUBRICATIOIV Make sure cables held in St. Mary's church June 3 WELCOME TO UANITOU 2 a re s o u n d for Mr. and Mrs. Loetscher. Fa SIGHTSEEING Your car will run better thii Summer, and last longer if it ia ther Kipp was the celebrant of the Sm (ht PtkM Peak Region W'itk lubricated regularly and thoroughly by men who know how, Requiem High Mass. Ute Chief Keep your battery SKIFFIXGTOX^S PIKES PEAK Mrs. Loetscher was born May 3 REG. PHARMACISTS HYLAND 1(« AUTO LIYERY 3 fully charged 1909, in Conway, Ark. She came MANITOU .JAMES MOTOR CO. to Colorado Springs 16 years ago For Rrurratlona BDQS. AT CLIFF UOUBE HOTEL 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sale* & Service KE. 8221 and she and Albert Loetscher were CLIFF HOUSE HOTEL Call BYIand 7 BEVERAGES Greyhound Bua Depot — Colo, Bprlngo a Have generator married here in St. Mary’s church FOR Sl YEARS FAMOUS FOR 1TB COMFORT AND HOSPITALITY Dec. 29. 1930. She was a member PARADISE DUDE RANCH Call HTUnd I ^ set properly of St. Mary’s church. St. Mary’s Far Raaarvatiana Get Your Car YOUR CAR ISN'I GE-niNG SEE THE PIKE8 PEAK REGION BY AT YOUR ANY YOUNGER. SEE PTA, St. Mary’s Ro.sary and Ready for Summer f Keep the terminals Altar society, and the Elks’ Wives’ STAGE COACH DEALERS’ “ Jo e ” VOUNR club. Surviving are a daughter, ^ clean and tight Angeline Loetscher of Colorado 8440 Weal Colorailo Arena. NOW 0. and W . PACKARD BPiaALIST Springs. Mrs. Loetscher’s parents, Colorada Sprinci. Phan* Main M il Rogers Manitoo Sprtno. Colorado. Phono Hjland 81 MOTOR SERVICE Auto Service Station rV help you Map traabli balare ft Mr. and Mrs. William N. Brown of Bannoek ind Twelfth CH. 8234 beppaiis. .. Drive la oaaa far flK Conway; three sisters, Mrs. Eura GREAT WESTERN STAGES ERWIN OSBORNE, Owner Coleman, Mrs. Gladys Cummins, INDIAN TEPEE AT THE LOOP Restaurant General Auto Repairing— Body and Mrs. Beatrice Linn, all of Con U TE GHIEF and Fender Work— Battery AUTO REPAIRING way, Ark.; three brothers. A. G. Steak Dinners Service— United Motor Brown and W. N. Brown, both of MINERAL WATER GG. Service Facilities Experienced Mechanics Conway, and Pvt. Kenneth Brown AMERICAN HOTEL 2 04 Manitou 420 East 20th Avenue ALL MAKES CARS R’INM of the army, now stationed at Ca* —Oile — Labrieation Kearns, Utah. CURIO SHOP 'IhANlTOU SPRINGS, COLO. Phone TA. 9144 THI B4TURY PICKfD BY U.IGINHRS “Danny Rogers” Weleomes You Albert Loetscher, born Aug. 6, ••LARGEST SELECTION IN WEST’ DENVER, COLORADO AMUSEMENT CENTER Hours SERVICE 1906, in Conway, Ark., was the son 118 CANON ST. PH. HT. ITt 3 9 0 So. Broadwav SP. 9987 of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Loetscher. L. H. CAPSTICK, fonnerly Blottod Sacrameat • EXPERT* He attended school in Conway, Pariah, SL Louia. The firms listed here de AUTO REPAIR Vic Hebert where he was graduated from St. The firms listed here de Joseph’s high school. He came serve to be remembered YESTEH YEAH All Makes serve to be remembered to Colorado Springs in 1927. He IRON SPRINGS Easy Time Payments HUDSON was a member of the Holy Name when you are distributing ANTIQUE SHOPPE when you are distributing society, the Knights of Columbus, Chateau Northwestern Auto Co. your patrona^ in the dif- Sales and Service and the Elks’ lodge. Surviving are your patronage in the dif ” W e Buy and Sell Antiques” his mother, Mrs. Antoinette WESTERN STYLE RUTH E. SMITH 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 terent lines of business. Loetscher; a daughter, Angeline FRIED CHICKEN ferent lines of business. Manltaa Spa Hotal Bids. J A . .1478 3MP. Downing Lootechar; tbraa brotben, Andrew BAMCXMa ~ UiDLUi CUBIC SBOr PAGE THIRTEEN Thursday, June 6, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. KEystone 4205 John's Parish AVHOnA L FRANCISCANS PLAN TRIDUUM Good Sheplierd FOR FEAST OF ST. ANTHONY B EN N ET T S CIRCLE DRIVE CONOCO SERVICE BAi;AS^S (St. Elisabeth’s Pariib, Denver) 'Ihony. At this feast-day Mass, the Aid to Honor INVITES YOU TO AURORA. In preparation for the Feast of St. Anthony lilies will be blessed Waihing and Creating St. Anthony, June 13. the priests These blessed lilies will be dis MARKET Toot Bnilnnt ApproelitM 9758 E. Colfax ' Aurora 77 of St Elizabeth’s church will con tributed to the clients of SL An MEL SMAIL. Prop. 6tb Ave: A York EA. 99SS JIM BAOAN, PROP. duct a triduum in honor of the thony at the solemn closing of 10 f f l [ pool great Franciscan saint and Doctor both the novena and triduum in New Members FINE FOODS of the Church. The triduum will the evening. Fresh Vegetables and Fruits Radios & Appliances begin on Tuesday evening, June Father P a d ficu s Kennedy, Mrs. Giles F. Foley, president, PhMM A m n U l w D L STI* ^ Rome.— Although the Romanian CHOICE NEATS Sale* and Service ILATHRENS 11, and will close on the evening O.F.M., just returned from a three- and other officers of the Good BOME SUPPUES FRIEND legation to the Holy See has de of Thursday, June 13. This will af day retreat for laywomen in Shepherd Aid society have ar Daily Delivery EM. 8891 HONEST WORK-PAIR PRICES FIRNITURE CO. nied reports that the Romanian ford an opportunity for those the Cathedral of Cheyenne, Wyo. ranged a tea for the 50 new mem HAKUWARE PAINI government asked the Vatican clients of St. Anthony who were This week Father Pacificus will bers enrolled in the past year at $423 EAST 6TH AVE. ROOHNC EvcryThinR for lh« Noma unable to attend the refjRlar no FRANKLIN ANOERSON to recall Archbishop Andreas conduct a week’s retreat for the 2 p.m. Tuesday, June 11, at 1665 ITII E. CalUi A n . Aararm U* NEW AND USED vena of nine Tuesdays to pay hom Dominican Sisters order o f the Grant street, Denver. Catechists 2316 E. 6th Ave. EM. 9 5 8 6 J AURORA. COLORADO t i t t E .N > U u Aaran. Cate. Cassulo, Papal Nuncio in Buchar age to their beloved patron. The Salve Regina convent in Denver. Regina Torzewski and Agnes Kozla est, informed sources here believe services of the triduum will begin Father Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., is f|om Greeley will be the guest COnOUER’S AL’S SHOE that Archbishop Cassulo may with at 7:45 p.m. on Tuesday, Wednes in the East visiting his mother. He speakers. day, and Thursday. A musical program has been LUUBKR PAINT - HAKOWARR draw from his post in the near was to give a sermon there for a FOOD STORE HOSPITAL INSULATION NEW* FASBION On Thursday morning, June 13 arranged by Mrs. Secile A. Schill THE future. The reasons given are ill first Mass. at 8 o’clock, a Solemn Mass will ing, with Mrs. Agnes Gazin as .‘■piffitWtfA- ’ FINEST REPAIR WORK C leaners & D yers Eighth Graders Fate Parantt Aurora Lumber Company health and deference to wishes be offered in honor of St. An- vocalist. II \ii > ill I n 1 itii s IN DENVF.R JOHN JOHNSON of the Romanian governments Parents and members of St. Mrs. Foley would like a few QUICK SERVICE Building Headquarters Elizabeth’s parish enjoyed a recep 171s K 6XW AVt, - OfftM PUM which apparently prefers to have more helpers for the Infant of 2308 E. 6TU AVE. Pbanea Aaron S8A—‘ErankUa MM SPrar. H7I M17 B. C.lfaa tion in the school recreation hall, Prague nursery. Volunteers are AURORA. COIX). tM R. Alanada Aaa. Aarara tl a non-Italian named to represent given by the eighth grade gradu asked to call her at EA. 8552. Enchanting... Irresistible the Vatican in Bucharest. Arch F ates after the ceremony in the A report on the card party will PH. AU-SO bishop Cassulo has been Nuncio church the evening of June 2. be made by Mrs. John J. Camp A program of singing and OLIVER’S since 1936. bell. speeches, prepared with the help Mrs. James A. Mullins will give Romanian officials here have of their teachers, was provided for a report on the quilt award. labeled as false reports that Rus the entertainment of parents, The president and several mem sian pressure is being brought to teachers, priests, and members of bers attended the ACCW one-day MARKET the parish. The following pupils A joy to have . . . a bear in Bucharest to lessen the convention May 23 in the Shirley- Denver’s Finest read papers: “ Appreciation.” Joy- ''' joy to wear, became m Savoy hotel. Selection of authority and influence of the T zelle Barrett: “ Class History” Two members represented the X it’i cool, comfort AURORA DRUG Catholic Church in Romania. [RNS (Part I). John Erger; "Class His able. 80 completely beautiful. Call ui n S H & POULTRY iQm. W. UsBrid. AO.ZU Aid at the last deanery meeting. Dispatch] tory” (Part II), Dorothy Gerst- today for vour Rillinv COLD WAVE. GRAIIN-FKD MEATS, Rome. — Plans are reported ner; “ Class Will,” Dolores Abeyta. 1 3 )2 East 6th Ave. under way to convert the historic School Awardi SI. Francis Parishioner M Y U D Y EDITH B E A U H Church of St. Stephen Rotondo MINNIE A Phone PE. 4629 SWEDBORG’S PURSE BROS. Awards for faithful service in KESSELER. Her. SHOPPE here into a national church for GROCERY & MARKET the school choir went to Joyzelle Opens New Ante Agency 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 Fine Foods Mrs. E. E. Dugan Hungarian Catholics in Rome. The Barrett, Dolores Wright, Dorothy Groceries . Mean • F m iu Gerstner, Dolores Abeyta, and ' 9637 E. Colfax ch u m would remain the property Clement A. Escher of St Fran Mary Ann Krantz. The firms listed here de Vegetablei of tffe German-Hungarian Pontifi cis de Sales’ parish has opened a EMPIRE PHARMACY i PH. NO. 1 Awards for altar servers went to serve to be remembered I7M But Csifss A t. . Ph. Aartra lU cal college, but would be turned John Erger and William Schmuki. modem streamlined automobile C. H. HAYS. Mvr. J Dies in Golden agency on E. Colfax known as when you are distributing Prcseripliont Carefully Filled , over for use by the Hungarian Ergar Wins Scholarship Escher motors. His agency deals colony. your patronage in the dif Magazines — Fountain Service • H. L. Book.r 0. C. Booker AURORA JEWELRY Golden.—Mrs. Elnora E, Dugan In a competition with 125 other in sales and service of Willys cars VOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED i The Church of St. Stephen Ro eighth grade graduates of the city, and trucks. ferent lines of business. E. 6lh Ave. & Corona TA. 430.’>~ died in the home of her daughter, tondo was founded by Hungarian John Erger of 2943 W. 64th ave The building is located at 7501 wwwwwwwwwvvww~ BOOKER’S APPLIANCE Mrs. L. R. Zahm, 1555 Pearson nue won, by superior achievement E. Colfax, Denver. In addition, Sc . $1.00 5c - $1.00 monks at a tifhe when the Kingdom 9329 E. Colfax AU. 348 street, east of Golden, June 2 fol in his studies, a scholarship to he is handling sales and service 9611 East Colfax Avenue lowing a long illness. Besides her of Hungary extended to some Regis high school. for Gibson tractors and farm im S-DAY SERVICE ON daughter, Mrs. Zahm, surviving parts of Dalmatia. In the 15th cen The following won scholar plements. The Gibson Manufactur V Princess Dry Cleaners Aurora, Colo. Aurora 719 ing Co. is partially a Colorado in GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIR Mrs. Dugan is a son, Harry E. tury, Pope Nicholas V replaced ships to various Catholic high Otened and Operated by Kenneth S. Redfern Dugan of Noiwalk, Calif. She was Hungarian canons in charge of schools: St. Joseph’s, Gloria Marti dustry with a plant in Longmont. born in Sayhrook, 111., June 29, The other plant is located in Have You Tried The firms listed here de the church with Polish monks be nez and William Schmuki: Holy OUR Q U A L in SERVICE YOUR BEST ECONOMY 1871, and would have been 75 this longing to the Order of St. Paul Family, Joyzelle Barrett and Mary Seattle, Wash. WE CALL AND DELIVER WESTERN AUTO Mr. Escher is offering an addi serve to be remembered month. She had lived in Colorado the Hermit. Ann Krantz: Cathedral, Dolores 1138 Eaal 6th Ave. S P . 2 6 8 1 tional service to motorists of Den SUPPLY CO. ’ for 41 years. Rosary services were In the following century, when Abeyta and Dorothy Ann Gerstner. LATELY? when you are distributing held the evening of June 4. Re Father F r i d o 1 i n Shockley ver. It is the Mackey complete the German-Hungarian college motor rebuilding .service, which is ISeto Stock* in Dnilv your patronage in the dif quiem Mass was offered in St. Jos was founded on the initiative of O.F.M., began on June 3 a week’s E. V. "TED” MURPHY eph’s church by the Rev. Barry retreat for the Franciscan Sisters located in the rear of the building. KOMAC PAINTS-MAGIC FLAT ferent lines of business. St. Ignatius, Pope Gregory VIII Mr. Escher says that he is in a Em. 2513 o r Au-9 J. 'Wogan June 5. Interment was handed the church over to the of St. Elizabeth’s at their retreat LAWIVMOWER SHARPEMNG - .$1.50 UP 1 in Sterling. home, Mary Crest. position to furnish parts and re college so that it might again be Koraseal and True Cord Garden Hone Fr. Wogan It Speaker build any motor on the market. administered by Magyar priests. Weed-No-More— Weedox— Riddit— D.D.T. Father Wogan delivered the Out-of-town rural readers of the BlesscMi marrament The Hungarian church is dedi Register are invited to write for Carden Tools— Vigoro— Seed* sermon at the Forty Hours’ cated to St. Stephen, the first Melhodisl Lay Editor Revere Ware— Monarch— Pyrex devotion in St. Joseph’s con information on tractors and farm ^0^ martyr, and is also a shrine to St. implements. Gold Seal Roof Cement & Coating—-Chicken Wire vent in Denver the evening of June Stephen. King of Hungary, who Fights Ku Klax Klaa The Beauty Spot of Park Hill Rental Library 3. Father Wogan will be the died in 1038. [RNS Dispatch] .speaker at the dedication ceremon Lucky Hardware PARK HILL Carrollton, Ga.—Commenting on Si, Jamew' Dee-Ann Beauty Salon ies of the new St. Nicholas church 3RD AND CLAYTON F.A. 7833 in Platteville the morning of June efforts to revive the Ku Klux Klan, UaJer New M.naceaent For All Your Floral Need* FORMEI^Y BUDDY ADA.MS BOOK STORE 6. 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