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St. Augustine's, Brighton, Will Build School Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Laying of Cornerstone Is Planned for Sept. 18 Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1955— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M, Friday Following Issue On 25th Anniversary Date of Parish Church

Construction will begin* in the proof building will be located on will cost $108,723. The O'Fla­ feet, the auditorium 39x59. The toilet rooms, which will be tcr» near future on a four-classroom the northwest corner of the par­ herty Construction Company was building is SQ placed that a gym- razzo. ■ * DENVER CATHOUC school and auditorium for St. auditorium addition can be placed ish property, bounded on the east low bidder on the general and 881 Enrolled Augustine’s Parish, Brighton, ac­ by South Seventh Avenue and on electrical contract, with a base bid at a later date to the west, run­ In Classes cording to the Rev. Roy Figlino, the south by Egbert Street. of $88,600. Slattery & Co. was low ning parallel to Egbett Street. . The parish has maintained a pastor. It is hoped that the cor­ Cost Estimated on the mechanical work with a Clossrooms catechetical center in the church nerstone laying can take place on bid 6f $20,123. To Be Added basement for the past several Sept. 18, the 25th’ jubilee of the At $108,723 For the immediate future, the years. ' In the period between REGISTER ohurch. Archbishop Urban J. "rhe school, planned by Johh school building wiH be used as a classrooms can readily be added September, 1954, and July, 1955, Vehr will be present for the rites, Connell, Denver architect, in con­ catechetical center. to the north end of the planned there were 881 enrolled in reli­ "rhe one-story, brick-faced fire- servative contemporary design, The classrooms will be 2 4 x 3 9 school, and the auditorium can VOL. L. No. 50 THURSDAY, JU LY 28, 1955 DENVER, COLORADO gion classes— 762 in the grade + + + + .+ + . be converted into classrooms. The school; 93, freshman and sopho­ school will also have boys’ and more; 26, preschool. girls’ lavatories, a teachers’ rest Four' Lady of Victory Sisters Opening Is Delayed room, an office, three storage teach 30 religion classes per week. rooms, and a boiler room. Eighty-three special classes were The corridor walls will be face conducted, in addition. brick. The walls of all rooms ex­ Activities of the center were For Aurora School cept the toilets will be pumice Knights of the Altar, a Catholic block; the walls of the toilets will Boys’ Club, Sodality, Legion of St. Therese’s School, Aurora, which had been sched­ be glazed tile. Mary, choirs, and parent-educator uled to open for the second semester of the 1955-56 school The ceilings of all rooms will meetings for mothers. yeat", will not open until September, 1956, the Rev. John The sisters prepared 115 first Regan, pastor, announced at Massps on July 24. be plastered, and overlaid with communicants, and made 1,141 He said the “ intangible area of the construction acoustical tile in corridors, class­ rooms, and auditorium. All floors visits to homes. They also con­ schedule” makes it impossible to Wins Scholarship be certain that the school and will be covered with asphalt tile, ducted vacation school classes for convent buildings would be com­ except that in the boiler room, children from Brighton and sur­ To Catholic Univ. pleted in time for the target whicn will be cement, and the rounding communities, date,.and that “you cannot hold up sisters indefinitely” with an + + r "T estimate of the completion date. Father Regan had some good news along with the bad: There Brighton Parish Was Center will be four, instead of the origi­ nally scheduled three. Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth to con duct classes when the school does For Vast Mission Regidn open. Starting with the first four grades, the school will add at Members of St, Augus­ religious instruction to the par­ least one grade annually until tine’s Parish, Brighton, 'who ish children, and the new school the full eight grades are in ses­ will be a monument to the same- The architect’s sketch of the new planned for the future. Additional classrooms can be added in the plan to lay the cornerstone sion. Brighton Parish School future to the right of the building above, which faces the east. The interest in education. school for St. Augustine’s Parish, for a school on the 25th Initial Enrollment Brighton, is shown above. The building at right will be erected now, entrance is to the south, Estimated at 300 and the building indicated at left, a gymnasium-auditorium, is jubilee of their church, saw The initial enrollment will be the present St. Augustine’s con­ about 300, structed in the depression year Mass on July 31 Besides the four nuns, he said, Parishioners Reminisce About Early Days of 1930. Father E. J. Ver- there will be two lay teachers shraeghen was the pastor then. on the staff. The four grades The start on the school comes will be divided into si.x class­ in the 68th year of the parish, lo Be Said for rooms. Pioneer Bishop Built 1st Golden Church which was founded in 1887 by Prospective pupils were reg­ the Rev. William J. Hewlett, istered last rpring, but there will By Mrs. IVm. H. 'Wagenbach church built outside of Denver Mrs. Susan Spieles arrived in new brick church which is still well-kno-wn biographer of Bishop Msgr. B o s e t t i be another registration in May, (Member of St. Joseph’s Parish, by Bishop Joseph P. Machebeuf, the parish several years after used today. Mrs. Louisa Joseph P. Machebeuf and his­ 1956, to verify the continued Golden) in 1867. Mr. O’Donnell, and she has long (Thuett) Hokanson was in that torian of the early Church in A Requiem High Mass for the residence of those who reg­ Fifty or sixty- years in the life Mrs. Elliott is undoubtedly the been associated with parish life first class which was taught by Colorado. Father Hewlett be­ late Rt; Rev. Monsignor Joseph A three-y e a r Basselin istered before and to take into of a parish does not always oldest church worker in the par­ and enterprises. Her grandson, Father Bernard, a Franciscan came the first resident priest for J. Bosetti, Chancellor and 'Vicar Foundation Scholarship to consideration newcomers to the represent a long time, but in the ish, for she recalls scrubbing the Billy Spieles, was one of the from St. Elizabeth’s. St. Joseph’s the whole northeast district. Be­ Genera! of the Arc'idiocese of the Catholic University of Amer­ parish. lives of its members it repre­ rough wooden floor and kneelers four boys' from the parish who church did not have a resident fore then, visits of priests wore Denver and beloved friend of ica in Washington, D.C., has been Work began June 1 on the sents a period alive with many many times when she was a died in World War II. priest until 1913, but the Fran­ restricted to sick calls to the countless boys, seminarians, and awarded to Richard Ling $300,552 project, part of which, vivid memories of the changing young girl. She was married in It was a great day a t’ St. Jo ­ ciscans came out each week end ranchers and herdsmen of the priests, will be offered in St. it was originally hoped, could be (above), who completed his sec­ times. Probably no generation the present church, and was seph’s on June 30, 1901, for on to care for the mission church. plains. Catherine’s Chapel at Camp St. ond year At St. Thomas’ Semi­ completed in time for classes to has witnessed greater changes in widowed at the age of 39 with that day the initial First Com­ Although the present rectory Malo, near Estes Park, July 31. nary, Denver, in June. be held next September. Then the world about them than those five young children to support. munion services were held in the (Turn to P a g es — Column S) 10 Families Built The Very Rev. Monsignor Ling, who attended Cathedral the completion date was set for early pioneers of the Catholic Through hard work she reared First Church Walter J. Canavan, pastor of the the end of January, 1956. High School and St. John’s Church in Colorado, and the early her little brood close to God and Cathedral Convert Class Father Hewlett, with the aid Cathedral, will offer the Mass at Grade School, will leave in Sep­ E.xcavation has been done for members of St. Joseph’s Church, provided each with a fine educa­ 10 o’clock. Part of the Cathedral both the school and the con­ of but 10 Catholic families, built tember to begin work on his Golden, are no exception; they tion So today h?r four living St. Augustine’s first church in choir, which Monsignor Bosetti vent, but concrete forms have recall many interesting facts of bachelor’s and master’s deg^rees children are all outstanding the founding year of the ilarish. founded and led for many years, been laid for only part of the the past years. Many and Varied Paths in philosophy. At the end of that Catholic professional people. In 1888, Father Hewlett divided will sing. school. One of St. Joseph’s earliest time, he will return to St. Thom^ Mrs. Elliott retired last year his missions with Father James Allan Hobbs will be organist. Roland M. Johnson was archi­ native pioneers is Mrs. Elizabeth from the Coors Porcelain Com­ as’ to complete his theological G. Hickey, who took Brighton, Mrs. Anne O’Neill Sullivan, who tect of the buildings. The O’Fla­ Elliott, who was born in Golden pany, where she was honored for studiesf fbr the priesthood. Lead Wanderers to God Platteville, and all stations on appeared in many of Monsignor A native of Omaha, Neb., Ling herty Construction, Company is in 1884 and who was baptized her record pf 31 years of con­ Bosetti’s famous operas, will be the general co n tra cto r, with and made her First Communion tinuous service. the Burlington line to the boun­ is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Classes in religious in­ pelled by the saving light of dary of Eastern Colorado, .incept soloist. Trautman & Shreve, Inc., sched­ in the old wooden church near Mrs. Elliott’s close friend and Monsignor Bosetti began and Ling of 478 Clayton Street in struction conducted at' the grace. Fort Morgan. Father Hewlett uled to do the plumbing and the site of the present church. neighbor, Elizabeth Pease, only After one series of lectures last directed, until his death. Camp S t. John the Evangelist’s Par­ electrical work. Cathedral of the Immaculate took the rest, making his head­ ish, Denver. He has two sisters, This church was the second a month younger than Mrs. year. Father McHugh in one night St. Malo for boys, at the foot of Elliott, was Golden’s second Conception, Denver, resulted baptized seven persons and re­ quarters in Sterling. Mt. Meeker in Rocky Mountain Mrs. George Palmer and Doris Father Hickey built living of the home. oldest native parishioner until in 80 conversions to Cathol­ validated three marriages National Park. her death recently. Mrs. Pease quarters at the rear of the While at Cathedral Ling was Story of. De Paul Society icism in 1954. So far this year, He was surprised one morning, A native of Italy, “Father” devoted many years to work for church in Brighton in 1891. The boys’ prefect of the sodality in with a series of lectures con­ when distributing Communion at Bosetti, as he was familiarly the Church, and she was always cluded before Easter and another Mass, to find at the altar rail a next few years saw little change known,- was an experienced his senior year, an honor roll stu­ except the coming and going of dent, an acolyte, and a letter- Set for KLZ-TV July 31 very faithful in her attendance. in June, by the Rev. Owen Mc­ mountain climber. Every cann­ Five or Six Hugh, there have been some 50 the following pastors: Fathers ing season he led the boys of St. winner on the basketball squad The extension committee of tell how the society helps F. X. Schraffl, Austin Faber, Ed in his junior and senior years. He the Particular Council of the Persons at Mass conversions. Three series of in­ Malo to the top of Twin Sisters others to help themselves. Downey, J . H. Brinker, J. J. peak for Mass. is 20 years old. Society of St. Vincent de Paul, On the panel will be Charles A year after these women structions are held every year. Father McHugh, a native of Riordan, and D. C. Robertson. A sincere friend of youth, he Second >t Catholic U. through its chairman, Ted Spe- Elliott, president of the St. were born, Jim O’Donnell-moved ros, announces that Sunday, into the parish. Mr. O’Donnell Colorado Springs, has been in Father Froegel counseled many youngsters as to Francis de Sales’ Parish con­ vocations to the priesthood. At the Catholic U. Ling will July 31, on KLZ-TV, Channel recalls clearly the Golden of that charge of this work for the past ference; Leo Keleher, man­ Built Residence As a talented musician, he Join another student for the 7, the House of'the Lord pro­ ■era with its two breweries, two years. A member of the Ca­ ager of St Vincent de Paul’s Finally, on Nov. 22, 1904, Fa­ helped many Denverites to suc­ priesthood in the Archdiocese of gram will present the story of smelter, three brickyards, three thedral Parish staff for five Salvage Bureau; and Gerrv J. ther B. J. Froegel (later Mon- cess in the field of music, in­ Denver, Thomas Mitchell of Our the Society of St. Vincent de Smith, secretary of the Par­ coal mines, paper mill, glass years this July, he«was appointed signor) assumed charge of cluding Francesco Valentino of Lady of Lourdes Parish. Mitchell Paul. ticular Council of Denver and works, and two railroads. He to the convert work by the 'Very completed his first year of a The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Jo ­ Rev. Monsignor Walter J . Cana- Brighton and all its missions. In the Metropolitan Opera Company president of Christ the King made his First Communion in the and Jean Dickinson, “nightingai^ Basselin Foundation scholarship seph P. O’Heron, spiritual di­ Parish conference. same little wooden church with van, pastor of the Cathedral. A 1908 he built the residence on last May. rector, will open the program. graduate of St. Mary’s High the old church property and also of the airways,” a star for many The program House of the Father Bernard administering years on the radio. In Washington the students There will be a series of pic­ Lord is a public service fea­ the sacrament. He remembers School in Colorado Springs, he enlarged the church. This remod­ will reside in the theological col­ tures telling what the society ture of KLZ-TV, Channel 7, there was only one Mass on Sun­ attended St. Thomas’ Seminary eled church was the pride of the lege conducted by the Sulpician is and why it is. In addition, and will ’ be under the direc­ day, and usually five or six and the Catholic University in Catholics of Brighton until the Fathers. some of the members will also tion of Phillip Stinemates. people attended. Washington, D.C. present church was built at the Semiitary Burse Ho has found that many and turn of the decade. varied are the paths that lead In 1935, Brighton was placed Centre Theater Schedules Movie Based on William Barrett's Novel to grace. He recalls one girl in under the -eharge of the Rev. Increased by $27 his class who came solely through Bernard Weakland, pastor of The special priesthood fund for curiosity. She had long regarded Keenesburg. In June, 1935, the Catholicism and Catholics with the Denver Archdiocese — the Rev, Arthur R. Kerr became St. Lady of Fatima Burse—reached Denver Premiere of 'Left Hand of God' distrust. Augustine’s pastor, and, in A Waite of Time? a total of $4,523 this week, when preparation for the 50th jubilee “You’re just wasting your five donors gave $27. By C. J. Zecha of the parish in 1937, he re­ OF INTEREST to many time. Father,” she said. “I just The League of the Sacred wanted to find out a few things. decorated the interior of the Heart of St. Francis de Sales’ Denverites is the announcement Rev. Owen Mcl4ugh church and installed a new altar. that the world premiere of the I have no intention of joining the Parish, Denver, gave $5 to the 20th Century-Fox motion picture Church.” girl who had been attending his Father Weakland became pas­ parish burse, and the Sacred The Left Hand of God will be Today she is a Poor Clare nun, classes. He gave her Commun­ tor of St. Augustine’s in June, Heart of Mary Parish in South held at the Centre Theater some happy in her vocation and re­ ion, but determined to advise 1938, and served until hin death Boulder contributed $26.10 to the time in August. ported to -be an active force her that first things must come in 1948. At that time. Father parish’s St. Robert Bellarmina No confirmation of the exact among her sisters in the order. first, at the next meeting of Roy Figlino, the present pastor, Burse. date of the film, based on the Another woman, long opposed the class. It was then that he took over.. The donors to the Lady of Fa­ novel by William E. Barrett, has to Catholicism and quite out­ learned that the girl had been One of Father Figlino’s not­ tima Burse w'Ire: Anonymous, been made, according to the of­ spoken in Eer denunciation, of baptized a Catholic, but had fal- able achievements is in bringing Denver, $2; M.C.L., Denver, $5; Anonymous, Fleming, in thanks­ fice of Robert Sweeten, manager everything connected with it, has (Tum to Pages — Column 5) + + + of the theater. It is certain, joined the Church and is -busy giving, $10; Mrs. M.A., Denver, however, that the film will be seeing that her two children are in thanksgiving, $5; and anony­ premiered and begin its run at educated in the Catholic faith. Brighton Church mous, Greeley, $5. the completion of the theater’s Her task, too, is to reverse the Catholics on vacation find that current attraction, Mitter Rob­ opinions she had given them and wherever they go there is a priest erts, which has been set tenta­ turn their minds in the direction to bring them the precious gifts tively for a five-week stay. of the Church. of Mass and the sacraments. * • « Her active dislike for the There is never any vacation from THE WORLD PREMIERE Catholic Church came, not from the worship that only the Mass will bring to Denver many per­ anything she knew, but from pre­ can give so well to God. sonalities. Announcements con­ judice, born she knew not where. The Fatima Burse fund en­ cerning those who will attend Once again, a desire for knowl­ ables youths' to attend the semi­ will be forthcoming, said Alberta edge led her to attend the lec­ nary who might otherwise not be Pike, advertising representative tures of Father McHugh. She able to do so because of lack of of Fox-Intermountain Theaters, wanted to know, at least, what funds.- Inc. it was she disliked and, more im­ Gifts to the Lady of Fatima The eagerly awaited film was portant, why. Within 10 weeks Burse may be sent to Archbishop produced by Buddy Adler and she had read 40 books and the Urban J.-Vehr, Chancery Office, directed by Edward Dmytryk in clouds of prejudice had been dis­ 1536 Logan Street, Denver. Cinemascope and" color. The novel deals with an Amer­ 98 Baptized in 1st Year ican flier, an adventurer, who, Evergreen Parishioners in order to escape from the service of a Chinese warlord, dis­ At St. Pius X, Aurora Give $35,000 for Hall guises himself as a priest When Pictured above Chinese Communist lines who assumes the disguise A check of baptismal records Darryl F. Zahuck, Fox produc- Masquerades as Priest of a priest missioner. In the scene above Carmody for the first year of the exist­ The Rev. Donald McMahon, tion head, purchased the Barrett i s Humphrey Bogart in a scene from the new 20th Century-Fox (played by Bogart) is shown delivering a sermon ence of St. Pius X ’s Parish, Au­ pastor of Christ the King novel, he was well aware that the to Chinese parishioners in the disguise that rora, reveals that there were 98 Church, Evergreen, has an­ subject was a challenging one. CinemaScope motion picture. The Left Hand of God. The film, based on Denver author William E. eventually brings about his’own spiritual regenera­ Baptisms in this new parish be­ nounced that the $35,000 mark “It could be no haphazard pro­ tion. The picture will have its world premiere at tween July 1, 1954, and July 1, has been passed on pledges to duction, starring a bobby-sox Barrett’s best-selling novel, tells the story of Jim Carmody, an American aviator shot down behind the Centre Theater, Denver, in August. 1955. These included five adult build a new parish hall. idol swashbuckling in clerical converts. The number of infant A door-to-door canvass bfegan robes,” he said. + + + + + + Baptisms is in keeping with the July 17, in which 38 wotkers The power and excitement of to portray a role unlike anything pher who recently completed the nal locale. Art Director Llye parish census, which shows nearly made calls in an area from Pine the novel called for a sensitive he has heretofore done on the photography for SO,000 Leagues Wheeler, assisted by Maurice 600 children under the age of to Lookout Mountain. production and actors capable of screen. Others in the cast in­ Under the Sea, was assigned the Ransford, set to work to re­ six. Russell Larkin is director of projecting "beneath-the-surface” clude Lee J. Cobb, Gene Tierney, camera work. create the Chinese mission and Father Francis Syrianey, pas­ the campaign; Paul McGrady, emotions. E. G. Marshall, noted New York The picture is set in a remote village on a studio lot near tor, is now residing in the new • * ♦ general chairman; John Sullivan, stage actor; A ^ es Moorehead, province in China, in what is Malibu, Calif. parish rectory at 13585 E. 13th associate chairman; Andrew FOR THE DIFFICULT ROLE Carl Benton Reid, Benson Fong, now behind the Communist Bam­ « • * Avenue. The parish phone num­ Martischang, publicity chair­ of Cannody, the pseudo-priest, and Philip Ahn. boo Curtain. Quite obviously it THE TERRAIN offered itself ber remains the same; EM. man; and C. N. Behrens, audit­ Zanuck chose Humphrey Bogart Franz Planer, cinematogra­ could not be filmed in its origi­ (Turn to Page S — Column 6). 4-1614. ing chairman. PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4-4205 Thurtdoy, July 28, 1955

Pioneer Bishop MochebeufVaried Paths Denver Premiere of 'Left Hand of God' MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY (Continued From Page One) Hand to be an excellent motion I til the public passes its judg- to the setting, and thousands of picUire, but, of course, as with ment. I do hope your father and Built First Golden Church dollars were spent in building any picture you never know un-|all of you will like it.” INSURANCE SINCE 1897 Lead Converts the sets called for in the story. A seven-acre compound, high- (Continued From Page One) for she has been an outstanding walled and including a church, 753 Gas and Electric Bldg. TA. 5-0241 was on the site, it was rented to Catholic leader throughout the hospital, rectory, school, and years both locally and nationally. To True faith the Duffy family, and the priest other buildings, the whole sur­ She is a past national president Herbert W. Leibmon Gerard R. TeBockhorit stayed with various parishioners. (Continued From Page One) rounded by rice paddies and quiet Mrs. Hokanson remembers well of the NCCW and has been streams, was built. A complete awarded the Pro Ecclesia et len away from the Church. Her OUTDOOR the old wooden church with its village square was also con­ insurers wooden railing around the porch Pontifiee medal by the Holy Fa- return has been complete. structed. Here, much of the to keep the youngsters from Pius X II.". SheShther, redWls the Effect of Eight Year* action in the film takes place. getting on the railroad tracks poverty and the privations of the Among converts in the Cathe­ Animals and birds, from water which ran nearby. kindly Father Servant while he dral classes is a woman who had buffalo to pigeons, were used to was establishing his parish and been married eight years to a give color to the sets and many Still Active when his chief source of income STATUES Catholic. Each Sunday he left extras were employed. In addi­ In Church Work was the $15 per month he re home, attended Mass, and re­ tion to the actors in the leading Mrs. Hokanson’s sisters, Lena ceived as chaplain for the State turned. Stirred this this devotion roles, many Oriental actors were OF Bolitho and Elizabeth Boyle, Industrial School. to a faith of which 'she knew needed for important roles. along with Katherine (Cress) In 1918 Julia (Fisher) Sut­ nothing, the wife enrolled in the Frank Tang, who speaks Graves, made .their First Com­ cliffe moved into the parish, and Cathedral instruction class. Now several Chinese dialects as well ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI munion and were married in she still remains an active and husband and wife on Sunday as English, was employed as subsequent years in the same devoted parishioner. The beauti­ morning leave for Mass toMther technical adviser. Besides act­ From 3.50 to 32.50 church, and it is interesting to ful flowers from her garden have and she has become activwy in­ ing as interpreter for many of adorned the altars for many note IJiat these four women are terested in church work. the actors whose understanding 8 inch size $|| 0 . 0 0 still very active in church work, years, and she is a tireless lay The mother, father, and four of English is limited, Tang A n Their sewing and culinary skills apostle being responsible for sov, children in a Negro family joined helped translate a number of have contributed much to the eral conversions and bringing the church, under Father Me speeches into Mandarii^ dialect beauty and material gain of the many a fallen-away Catholic Hugh’s guidance. The biggest to fit the locale of the story. 1 4 | 4 inch size $ 3 2 . 5 0 parish. back to the Church. hpur in their life, their Baptism, * • • Another Goldenite who grew In 1919 Mrs. Sarah Smith came was nearly equaled on the day BARRETT, THE AUTHOR, up in the parish, Blossom Hatch to Golden as a young bride, anc Father McHugh, who had con­ who is a member of St. John the o f E o ' i v Criley, remembers when Mother she is still an active and en­ verted them, dropped in at the Evangelist’s Parish, Denver, was Frances Xavier Cabrini, along thusiastic worker. She and her family home to share their din­ unavailable for comment on the ST. CHRISTOPHER AUTO with other nuns and orphans husband, the late George Smith ner. motion picture this week. He is will always be remembered for from the Queen of Heaven Or­ When the Nazis, and later the currently at work on a new LICENSE PLATE EMBLEMS phanage, would come to Golden their many kindnesses to those Communists, invaded Czecho­ novel. in need. Their only child, Dick, in a horse and bu g ^ . Many slovakia they brought with them Plain Emblem $ ^ .2 5 gave his life for his country in Marjorie Barrett, the author’s times Mother Cabrini would fear in its most terrible form. World War II, In 1920 the Polich daughter, who is employed by leave the horse and buggy at Living under this cloud of mis­ family moved into the parish, and the Denver Post, received a let Colorful Reflector Type the Hatch home, and then Mr. ery was a girl who tasted the ter from John Campbell of the Hatch would drive them in his later came the Michael Delaney bitterness of both brands of to­ 20th Century-Fox publicity de­ Only $i| .5 0 new automobile to the present family, who gave Golden one of talitarianism. its few priest-sons, the Very Rev, partment which, in part, read: n i »AHK Of mtSOHAl sm Kti site of her shrine in Mt. Vernon Talented Refugee “We at the studio consider L eft Canyon. Howard Delaney. Eventually she came to Amer- Largr* enough to lerre In 1908 Michael Sweeney Although this record is by no She speaks six languages you—yet small enough brought his family to Golden, means complete, it lists at least Ft. Lupfon Attendance and they still reside in the same a few of the early families who fluently and found little diffi­ to know you— culty in finding for herself a Bri(des' Eidition house .in which they settled still reside in the parish and who At Mass Growing Each shortly after their arrival. The have remained faithful to their place in the life of Denver. For ST. JOSEPH’S MISSAL following year the Fred Meyer church throughout the years, years she had been searching Sunday, Records Show $.j g.oo family arrived, and opened a Many other parishioners’ names for the peace of soul that is found only in Christ. Her meat market which they oper­ are recalled — Sauter, Nixon searching led her to attend the ated for many years. John Gor­ Monihan, Heinz, Serviss, Gttens The growth in Mass attendance man and his baby sister, Gene­ Fromhart, Duffy, Jeucke, Klein lecture series held in St. Paul’s continues in F t Lupton. Chapel at the Cathedral. Her re­ vieve (Johnson), both bom in Sandstrom, McIntyre, Zimmer On July 10, in the small Church cent conversion marked the end of Golden, also were in the parish Thuett, Waterman, Steffonich of St. William, Abbot, the total ONE HOUR a trail that led from both Nazi at that time. In 1910 the John Gargan, Morse, Giesing, and attendance at two Sunday Masses and Communist scourges to free­ FREE PARKING Markey family arrived, and Mr. others—but these have gone to was 324. On July 17, the count dom—and the birth of faith— and Mrs. Markey are the parish’s their reward and their good deeds at one Mass in the Big Top The­ For Our Customers Stll 8«. Brofttifny will always be remembered by in the United States. ater, to which services, were 8U. 9.H11 oldest couple. They still attend /. K ufwen Weekheufl) services regularly in fhe care those who remain. The lecture series and their moved by the Rev. John Scan- Next Door at 1625 Tremont Place Chakman of their devoted daughters, Jo ­ Great Growth results are not without a nell, pastor, was 345. On Sun­ day, July 24, the count at the Don Cernef NATNMibmm sephine Jo h a n se n and Ann In Recent Years lighter aide. Recently two men, both named Harris, were attend­ theater was 451. The balcony is Prerident Umbe redml INpoiit It- Owens. Many changes have taken place ing the lecture series. On the now filled and there is little matt C

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Was Charity Nnns’ Hospital I New Time Announced Grand Junction Landmark asI* Ask and Learn, the arch­ diocesan radio prygram, which has recently been heard on Since 1910 Reported Sold Sundays at 5:30 p.m. over sta­ tion KOA, will be heard at a Old St. Mary’s Hospital, an ease. In that epidemic three sis­ new time, 10:15, every Sun­ invaluable landmark in Grand ters lost their lives. day evening, effective this Junction since 1910, is reported Grand Junction became one of Sunday, July 31. sold by the Sisters of Charity the booming towns in Colorado The program, which is un­ of Leavenworth. The 75-room in the 1940s. Hospital facilities, der the direction of the Very structure was replaced by the though expanded throughout the Rev. Monsignor John B. Cava- new St. Mary Hospital, erected years, were greatly overtaxed. A nagh, managing director ■ of in 1951 at a cost of $2,500,000. It crisis was reached. Aftec seven “The Register,” was initiated is regarded as the most modern years of planning, a new hospital in 1943 by Monsignor Cavan- institution in the Intermountain was decided upon. area. agh and the- late Rev. Edward Bishop Joseph Willging of A. Breen, Father Charles Jones Colorful history is boun3 up Pueblo officiated at cornerstone of the Denver Archdiocese as­ with the old St. Mary Hospital. ceremonies for new 135-bed in­ sists Monsignor Cavanagh on It cannot be separated from the stitution in 1950.. The hospital, the popular radio program. growth and expansion of Grand which almost doubles the facili­ Junction, which was little more ties of the old building, was ded­ than a village when in 1895 two icated by Bishop Willging April nuns, Sisters Mary Louis Mad­ 2, 1951. den and Balbina Farrell, arrived to start plans for a hospital. Cost $214 Million Aided by the mayor of the Fully-equipped, the hospital town, local residents, and other cost $2,500,000. It has four floors, benefactors, the Sisters of Char­ with basement and a subbase­ ity opened the first hospital, a ment, and features an air-condi­ frame structure, in 1896 at 11th tioned operating section, heat and Colorado. Additional ground regulators, and oxygen piped into was purchased and a second each room, and a bathroom open­ building, now sold, was started ing off each room. in 1910. Father William Carr, Federal aid funds for the new This picture by veteran ace photographer pastor of St. Joseph’s Church in Making Music hospital amounted to about $800,- Pat Coffey appeared originally in the Denver P riT O W i n n o r photograph of a Denver of Regis High School. At the time the picture Grand Junction in 1895, had in­ Catholie Regitter. It was used as the cover of the Young Catholic vited the nuns to come to the 000, with the sisters furnishing rnZc If inner Carvin Hoefler, won first was taken, Garvin was a seventh grader at St. about three times the amount Messenger of March 5, 1954, the issue which won for the magazine Francis de Sales’ School. The picture shows him town. prize for the Young Catholie Messenger at the they originally anticipated. The the first-place photography award of the Catholic Press Association listening to Denver Symphony Orchestra, dream­ As the city of Grand Junction for 1955. 1955 Catholic Press Association convention. It community agreed to pay about ing of the time when he might have a chair with grew, SL Mary’s Hospital was $200,000, The hospital serves not + + + + was taken by Denverite Pat Coffey, a graduate a great musical group. forced to expand its facilities. only Grand Junction but also the The number of patients in­ + vast surrounding area. National Honor creased, so that a new wing was decided upon and completed in Approximately 150 employes Doctors to Come 1924 to provide 30 more rooms carry on the operations of the and facilities for nurses’ training. new hospital. Facilities include a Denver Phofog's Picture A larger nurses’ home also was pediatrics section, a nursery, de­ added to the hospital’s facilities. livery rooms, an orthopedic sec­ From Six States tion, laboratory, operating rooms, Nuns Braved Epidemic cafeteria, laundry rooms, and x- Wins Award for Magazine Since the hospital’s beginning, ray. Sister Mary Sylvester is sup­ the Sisters of Charity have erintendent of the institution. By F rank Morriss Coffey, who won the New York To Denver Meet served the people of the Grand The Sisters of Charity sold the A PICTURE TAKEN by a Art Directors’ award in 1946 for Hundreds of doctors from six Junction area loyally and unfail­ old hospital and property through veteran Denver Catholic photog­ the best photo, a now-famous states will attend the second an­ ingly, In the influenza epidemic of the Stuart pealty Co. of Grand rapher, Pat Coffey, brought a war shot entitled “Tired Sol­ nual clinics sponsored by St. Jo­ World War I, the nuns and Junctipn to Henry A. Winter of first-place award for The Young diers.” That shot also ended up seph’s Hospital, Denver, Aug. nurses worked tirelessly, despite Denver and Stephen G. Pappas Catholic Messenger at the 1955 as the cover of the War Depart­ 4-6. The clinics, given for the gen­ overcrowded conditions, to house of Grand Junction at a price re­ Catholic Press Association con­ ment publication. Best of Yank. eral practitioner, afe approved and care for victims of the dis­ ported at or “under $500,000 vention in Buffalo, N.'Y. The Denver photog covered for credit by the American Acad­ The prize-winning entry, one some of the most dramatic action emy of General Practice. Dr. Austin Muntz, chairman of of a series about young musi­ of World War II in Germany as the clinics committee, announced Kim Will Marry Despite cians in the Denver Catholic a photographer for the famous schools, shows Garvin Hoefler of that 46 outstanding medical ex­ soldier publication, Yank. In perts will give scientific reports S t Francis de Sales’ dreamily 1947, the French government listening from the wings as the on nine topics ranging from hem­ awarded him the Croix de Guerre orrhage to surgical technique. Sure Deportation Action Symphony Orchestra performs. tor “exceptional service in the you'll g e t Discussions are given by staff Kim T. Hoang, pretty Viet­ In view of the State Depart Garvin was also featured on the liberation of France.” cover of the Messenger in an­ members of St. Joseph’s Hospital namese student whose family and ment’s recent request to Congress other Coffey picture. exclusively. immigration difficulties have pre­ not to pass special bills allowing m o r e f o r NOT AS EXCITING, but just More than 225 practitioners vented her marrying Airman exchange students to remain in as excellent, is the work Coffey registered for the clinics last Gordon Miller, a convert, has this country. Rep. Rogers now PRIZE WINNING with his year. Dr. Muntz said. Indications camera is an old story to Pat does now for the Saturday Eve­ decided to set her wedding date feels that such an action would are that a greater number will in spite of the fact it might mean be futile. Kim must, therefore, I:., ning Post. He took, for example, youR m o n e v the pictures for a recent Post attend the sessions this year. In deportation. after her wedding go to Canada article on Elitch’s Gardens. His addition to Colorado, doctors at She and Gordon will he mar­ or Mexico in the hope that she work has appeared in L ife, F or­ the clinics will be from Wyoming, ried at 10 a.m. Saturday, July might apply for readmission to tune, Look, Parade, and nearly Oklahoma, New Mexico, and the 30, in Mother of God Church be­ the United States on a nonquota all the top-flight American mag­ western sections of Nebraska and fore a Nuptial Mass at which visa as the wife of an American azines. He has often contributed Kansas. the Rev. John Reed will offici­ citizen. to the Denver Catholic Register. Moderators include Dr. Her­ ate. Father Reed has been giving Whatever problems the future man I. Laff and Dr. Freeman H. Kim instructions since she came may hold, Kim and Gordon feel A MEMBER OF St. Berna­ Longwell for the discussion on to Denver and will baptize her that, strengthened by the bless­ hemorrhage; Dr. George B. before the wedding. ings of the sacrament of Matri­ dette’s Parish, Lakewood, Coffey Packard, trauma; Dr. John N Kim, who came to the United mony and the grace of the Cath­ attended Annunciation School Amesse, electrolyte problems; States to study at the University olic faith, they will be able to and Regis High School, and put Dr. Osgoode S. Philpott, hor­ in a year at Regis College. of, Wisconsin on a student visa, surmount these and one day hap­ mone therapy; Dr. John M. Fos­ faces the cancellation of that pily make their home in Hawaii. Two of the photographer’s fa­ ter, surgical techniques; Dr. vorite subjects are the Coffey visa should she marry. She had Ervin A. Hinds, acute abdomi hoped that Rep. Byron Bogers of youngsters, Patricia, 20, and nal pain; Dr. William E. Hay, Judith, 7, a pupil at St. Berna­ Denver, who had volunteered to grand rounds; and Dr. Rudolf help her and her fiance, could dette’s. E. Giehm, operative technique introduce a special bill in Con­ Gentle Cleaning The Young Catholie Messen­ Under each discussion, several ger is a publication of the gress which would enable her to of Denver’s foremost doctors acquire a resident visa. Geo. Pflaum Co. of Dayton, 0. FflltlA IIC P i r f l i r o “Tired Soldiers” is one of the most famous will present reports, stressing LET US It is edited by a former Register ru illU U S r ib lU I C photographs by Pat Coffey, Denver Catho­ practical hospital problems and editorial worker, Jim Feely, and lic photographer. It appeared as the cover of the Best of Yank, procedures. More than 400 doc KEEP YOUR is used in the nation’s Catholic was distributed by Associated Press, and won the 1946 New York tors are represented on the staff schools for both instruction and Art Directors’ award. The Paris Post published it as the best war of St. Joseph’s Hospital. Pat Coffey entertainment. war picture of the European Theater of Operations. It was instru­ Doctors Bernard T. Daniels, SUMMER mental in winning for Coffey the Croix de Guerre for exceptional George D. Wilcox, III; and Wil services to France. The picture shows the utter fatigue of two liam H. Leitch will conduct a soldiers in a field hospital in Luxembourg. clinico-pathological conference DRESSES Many Improvements Set from 11:15 a.m. to 12 noon on SHIRT . To Seminary Campaign Office Aug. 4. All sessions will be held FRESH in the Catherine Mullen Home LAUNDERING for Nurses, 1895 Franklin At St. Anthony's Parish and Persons Urged to Make Street, adjacent to the hospital For the building. Westwood.— (St. Anthony of from the fall feitival planned On Aug. 5, the Sisters of Farticular Padua’s Parish)— A number of for Sept. 10 and 11 will go Address Change Known Charity of Leavenworth, who DAINTY needed improvements are being toward the payment on these, conduct the hospital, will hold made around the parish property. improvement*. Molt of the im- _ All persons who have moved always have a forwarding ad­ an informal party for the medi Ciir r/d e PICK VP They will slowly change the ap­ proveraenti are minor and will since they made their pledges dress for people who move and cal men and interns. Sister Mary and DELIVERY SERVICE cost very little but the paving to the Archbishop’s Seminary their mail is returned. Ascella is superintendent of the pearance of the entire plant. 10% Cash A Carry A new 10-foot-wide sidewalk project will entail a major ex­ and Missioi^ Campaign Fund, All telephone calls to the hospital. Is being installed in front of the pense. and. who are not receiving campaign o ffic e are now Reservations for the clinic 55 Years Serving Particular Homes church-school for the conven­ Letters have been mailed to their payment envelopes regu­ handled through the switch­ may be made by writing to Mrs. ience of those attending Mass. all parishioners Announcing these larly in the mail, are urged to board at the Register as the Eugenia Hogue, secretary to the The present church, which improvements and asking their forward their new addresses campaign telephone number administrator, St. Joseph’s Hos­ (Jo lo h a jh < Xaai, ^ Isu m iru }, ^ o. will eventually be converted support for the festival. The In­ to the Campaign ‘Office, Box has been discontinued. The pital, 1818 Humboldt Street, 2900, Denver 1, Colo. The GRand 7-1646 4100 FEDERAL BLVD. into a parish hall, is located di­ fant of Prague Circle of the telephone number for the Reg­ Denver, Colo. Clinic reservation post office department does not rectly behind the main entrance Altar and Rosary Society was in ister is KE. 4-4205. fee is $5. Kim T. Hoang of the school and parishioners charge of the mailing of the must pass through the school to, letters with the aid of Joe enter the church. Trainor, festival ticket chairman. In the very near future the The next meeting of the fall large parking lot to the south of festival committee will be held in the church will be completely the second week of August at a blacktopped. At the present time date to be announced later. All Denver’s this lot is overlaid in sand, which committeemen are asked to have quickly turns to mud after a their reports ready on the prog­ heavy snow or rain, making ress thus far. parking conditions anything but New Statues Installed ideal. Two new statues have arrived The city paving project is &lso from Europe and have been now in progress and soon will placed in the sanctuary tit the take in. the four streets sur­ church; Of white marble, the statues are of the Sacred Heart rounding the plant The parish and of the Blessed Mother. has been notified that payments New drapes, to be placed be­ on this project will have to be hind the statues as a background, made after the first of the year. are being made by the. women of New Lawn Planted the parish. The smaller statue of A new lawn has already been the Blessed Mother that for­ planted ih front of the Blessed merly resided in the sanctuary Mother’s grotto and a portion of has been stored away and will'be the .sprinkling system has been placed in the new school when it laid down. 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2 Teresa Loddo Expert Camp Director School Girls Must Get Uniforms Lady of Rockies Camp's (Holy Roiary Pariih, Denvor) munion and recited the Rosary ish. He was one of the foun­ ders of the Holy Rosary Church. All mothers of girls attending in the 8 o’clock Mass July 24 for the repose of the soul of George The Rev. Leopold Mihelic, as­ Holy Rosary School are re­ sistant pastor, is visiting all the minded that the time is getting Pavlakovich, who was a member. 1st Season Ends July 31 parishioners of the parish. If short to order their daughters’ A plaque in honor of Mr. there are any new parishioners, By C. J. Zecha to her job of teaching a kin­ uniforms for the coming school Pavlakovich will be placed in dergarten class in Washington, year. the vestibule of the church in they are asked to call the rec­ A successful camping sea­ D.C. , memory of his untiring efforts tory and make themselves son will come to a close Sun­ As announced earlier, all girls known. In college Miss Loddo ma­ attending Holy Rosary School as a zealous worker of the par­ day, July 31, at Our Lady of jored in primary art education will be required to wear uni­ the Rockies Camp, Ever­ and minored in music. She stud­ forms. These uniforms consist green, when Monsignor ied dancing with the National of a jumper and white blouse Ballet Company and studied rec­ St. Louis' Parish Forms Elmer J . Kolka will offer Mass and may either be made or pur­ reational dancing and education at 7:30 a.m. in the camp’s chapel. chased ready-made. at George Washington Univer­ Anyone who wishes to pur­ The camp, operated by the sity, Washington, D.C. Catholic Daughters of America, chase uniforms and blouses Ushers' Club for Church She has long been acquainted ready-made may do so by contact­ opened its doors for the first with camp life. As a youth she Englewood.— (St. Louis’ Par- Crowley, Dominic Dreiling, 10 time on June 26. Immediately ing Miss Agnes Kucler of the attended a Girl Scout camp in Blu-Belle Toggery, 5640 E. 38rd ish)—An Ushers’ Club was o’clock; A1 Phoenix, Harry young girls signed up for the Pennsylvania and camps in Avenue, FL. 5-9108. Those who formed at a meeting in the rec­ Sheetz, and Harry White, 11 weekly sessions. Many girls who the Shenandoah Mountains in wish to make the jumpers may tory last Monday evening. Chair­ o’clock; George Bettinger, David originally planned on staying West Virginia. contact Mrs. Leo Burggraff, man of the club will be Vincent Olmstead, P au l V ra n e sic , 12 for a one-week session at the Her interest in camping con­ president of the PTA, and she Wagner, and cochairmari, Wil­ o’clock; and alternates Maurice camp extended their stays. tinued through her high school will give the necessary informa­ liam Ruder. Pike and John Reed. Good RepresenhiHon ' and college years. She spent two tion. All material and patterns, Assignments for Sunday New members are needed and News of the Colorado girls’ years as a, senior counselor, one as well as the blouses, may be Masses are Anthony Bauman, 6 will be appreciated. Two seats camp spread rapidly. Campers year as a unit leader, and two purchased from Mrs. Burggraff. o’clock; Carl Junk, Dudley Piteh- on each side of the center aisle represented many towns and years as , program director at All blouse orders must be placed ford, 7 o|clock; Dr. Earl Bach, will be marked as reserved for cities in Colorado, as well as Camp Goodwill, Prince William by Aug. 1, John Bettinger, A1 DreUing, WU- the ushers. Illinois and Nebraska. Forest Park, Triangle, Va; The Tho PTA hat made final liam Ruder, and Vincent Wag­ Missonory h> Speak Picturesquely situated in the camp was a coeducational Com­ ner, 8 o’clock; Anthony Al- plant to hold a picnic on Aug. Father Emil Webber, S.M.B., Rocky Mountains, the camp has munity Chest camp for under­ 28 starting at 1 p.m. bracht, Edward Bettinger, Ed­ offered to girls in the past ward Duffy, Stanley Lassa, Ger­ will attend the Men’s Club meet­ ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH privileged children in the Wash­ HNS Cammunian ing in the school Monday eve- weeks many forms of entertain­ ington, D.C., area. ald Weld, William Roach; Rich­ ing. Aug. 1, at 8:15 o’clock. He Patronise These Friendly Firms ment, including horseback rid While counseling Miss Loddo The members of the Holy ard Wessbecker, 9 o’clock; John Booth Chairmen Name Society received Com­ will speak on his experiences as ing, hikes, camp outings, and a taught in the fields of arts and Brady, Michael Bowe, Raymond variety of crafts. a missionary in the Orient. All crafts, music, dancing, dra­ men in the parish are invited to “We have endeavored to of Hawes Food Store Washington Park Mkt. matics, swimming, nature lore, attend. Announced for fer the girls wholesome and ac­ and nature recreation. Sodality Gt St. Patrick's Red ft White Bill Hnxhts tive entertainment,’’ said Catha An accomplished musician, she 'The Daughters of Mary So­ Quality Meets, rine Maloney, camp chairman. was a church organist for three dality met in the rectory on Groceries Monday, July 25, to plan for an Your Friendly “Our staff was carefully picked years while in high school. Her Leslsisns and Clsrtea To Hold Dance Sept. 30 outing at Eldorado Springs thi.s St. Vincent's and we are very grateful to th e * high school summer vacations AG Store :(St. Patrick’! Pariih, Denver) Patrick’s Parish will be held at SP. 7-5717 (St. Vincent de Paul’i Parish, for their handling of the girls. coming Tuesday afternoon, Aug. Fr«« DcUtsst were usually filled with, teach­ ■ At the annual meeting of the El Pomar, July 29-31. Anyone 2. The trip will be made by bus, T ts 6 Wt*k Days — SnndsTS 6 Ull 2 598 S. Gilpin SP. 7-6075 Danvar) Although it was a new venture. ing music, crafts, and religion Senior Sodality it was decided to Tow Ewing, general chairman interested in attending should which will leave the school at 2 in religious vacation schools. have a dance Sept. 30. The dance contact Mrs. Carrol GR. 7-3804. of the summer festival, which p.m. There will be a 60-cent The firms listed here “This is my first trip West, is to be called the “Fall Frolic,” St. Patrick’s will riot charter a transportation charge. All sodal­ will be held on the evenings of and even though I miss fresh­ and it will be held in the school LEN'S Pharmacy Aug. 12, 13, and 14, has an­ bus this year because they do not ists are invited to attend. deserve to be remembered water swimming I think the gym. General chairman for the anticipate a large number of A parish picnic will be held L, C. FEHR. Prop. nounced chairmen for most of Rockies are enchanting,’’ she dance will be Mary Elizabeth Mtmbsr St. Vlactnl ds Paal’s Parish when you are distributing women attending this retreat. on the grounds at Mullen High the booths to be managed by said. “I never rode a horse be­ Carlino. Tickets will soon be on Hava Yonr Doctor Phono the men. Mrs. Carroll may have some sug­ School Sunday aftern oo n , Us Your Prescription your patronage in the dif­ fore in my life until I came sale from the sodalists at $1 a gestions for transportation. You Aug. 14. Plans for the picnic Ed Wagner, in addition to here.” She was coached in rid­ couple or 60 cents apiece. Other ferent lines of business. other committee assignments, may contact her for reservations are being made by the Men’s 2707 E. Lonisiana RA. 2-3739 ing by Roberta Swigert, an ex­ committee members will be will operate the ham booth; Bill and information. Club. At Lealsliaa and Boath Gsrtse perienced equestrienne, and fi­ chosen later. Hughes, Boy Scouts’ booth; Walt nally admitted: “I can stay on Angerer, special games booth; Kathleen O’Grady was present Lloyd' (jlazier, gam es b o o th ; a horse now and feel like a at the meeting as the most recent Howard Conway, chairman of genuine dude.” new member; and Josephine Eli- Bazaar Winners Revealed SOUTH CAYLORD the grounds and booth installa- zalde, a former sodalist, has re­ tins; A1 Bruno, to direct the Holy Ghost Parish Unit turned to the parish and rejoined Shopping District lighting of the grounds and all the sodality. By St. Mary Magdalene's booths; J . Morgan Cline, pub­ The movie for next Wednesday licity; and Glen Robinson, print­ Plans Picnic Aug. 4 afternoon, Aug. 3, will be Su­ (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish, carnival: Mrs. Shire and Mrs. ing and d istrib u tio n of the (Holy Ghoat Pariah, Denver) sannah of the Mounties, starring Denver) Rohder, faneywork, assisted by LENT DRE« weekly bazaar bulletin. . The annual picnic sponsored Shirley Temple. Attendance has Winners of prizes in the par­ John Dalsant, John Dolphin, EMPIRE MARKET Joseph E. McNevin, Jr., of by the Altar and Rosary Society been very good at these weekly ish carnival are as follows: Charles McLain, and Leigh Have Your Doctor Phone 858 York Street, photographer movies. Grand prize, a vacation trip to Congdon; Mrs. Zita Kopp, re­ Ve Your Pretcripliont Johnny Meyers Bob Holm for its members and guests who Open Week Day* and Sunday* by profession, took the pictures have attended card parties Mrs. Marjory Ann Boyle was Las Vegas, Nev., Victor C. freshments; cooks for the re­ t «.m. ta t f.m. of the car, which are being used throughout the year has been baptized together with her Falbo, 3252 Pecos Street; culi­ freshment booth, Myron De RA 2-5664-Free Delivery in publicity. scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 4, daughter, Deanna Kay, at St. nary set, Mrs. Esther Makens; Francia, Mr. Martelon, Mr. 1000 8. Gaylord at Ttnotaata Quality Meats • Sea Foods The women who have calling at 11 a.m. in Elitch Gardens. Patrick’s Church last Sunday. parakeet, Mrs. Leona Logue. Atencio; pizzas pies, Mr. Mar­ Wa Giro Groen Stamps 1058 S. Gaylord SP. 7-7567 lists are asked to complete them Teresa Loddo Mrs. Glenn Huckaby, presi­ Mrs. Boyle’s husband, Daniel J. The prizes on the faneywork tinez. as soon as possible, and return dent, will preside as hostess. A Boyle, is a cousin of Father book were won by the following: Mr. Jowner, . games booth; them to any of the following we did not expect the camp to card party will follow the lunch­ James Rasby, assistaht at Christ radio, Mrs. M. Brown, 2237 Mae Kennedy, cake and candy, committee: Mmes. Howard Con­ become as well known as it has eon and table prizes will be the King Parish in Denver, Earl Fenton; wool blanket, Mazife assisted by Leroy Stett; Mrs. Cox's So. Gaylord Super Market way, Ed Wagner, or Victor during the past five weeks. The awarded. and Helen Lewis of McCook, Dolphin, 3910 Yates; table cloth, Brunner, fish pond, assisted by Bown. All gifts, except perish­ Reservations can be made by Neb., aunt and uncle of Mr. Mrs. Agnes Smith, 2901 Depew; the girl scouts; Paul De Long- 8 6 registrations this year have been Open to Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Cox Saturdays til 7 ables, should be turned into the calling either Mrs. Mary Thorns- Boyle, were sponsors for Mrs. satin quilt, Kay O’Toole, 1440 champ, parakeets; Mr. Keppler, Free Delivery on Orders of $4 or More an incentive for the Catholic rectory by Aug. 5. • Daughters to make extensive berry, chairman, GL. 5-5166; or Boyle; and Harold E. Stroup, Bealer; lace doilies, Mrs. Mar­ ham booth; and Jack Ronney, QUALITY GROCERIES - MEATS - SEA FOODS The Chriitian Family Move­ plans for next year.’’ her assistants: Mrs. Byrne, RA. brother-in-law of I^r. Boyle, and garet Griebling, 4821 W. 33rd; milk bottle booth, assisted by the ment families will receiv e Many Aided 2-9516; Mrs. Cahalan, DE. 3- Catherine Boyle, his sister, were card table, E. L. Ficca, 4741 W. Boy Scouts. 1004 So. Gaylord SH 4-1636 Communion in a group in the 0945; and Mrs. Harrington, GR. godparents for Deanna Ka^. 30th; wool stole, Paul D. Thanks are also extended to 8 o’clock Mats Sunday, July Camp's Success 7-7791. A retreat for the women of St. Schmitt, 3058 Ames; bath all the other workers and to the 31. A light breakfast, ar­ The camp owes its success to towels, Dewey Harris, 2967 parishioners for their cake, pies, ranged by CFM group 3, will not a few persons who have Conducts Training of Altar Boys Ames; table cloth, Mrs. G. candy donations, faneywork do­ follow in the school cafeteria. contributed to its behalf. Among laceno, 3430 Sheridan; bath set, nations, and of couhse, for their School Grounds those who have aided the ses Dr. Trumble, 3033 Zenobia; financial support of the benefit. 0]\1\IE BRAE Being Renovated sions in' its first year are Denver U. ROTC Officer and handmade quilt, Helen Financial reports tire incom­ The school grounds will have the women of t h e Catholic Wright, 661 Tennyson. plete at this time except for the B that “new look” when school Daughters of America, who gave The chairmen listed below waneywork booth and Mrs. Shire Shopping t'enter opens in September. The West­ their time and effort, including thank their committee workers is pleased to announce that ern Paving Construction Com­ Catharine Maloney, Helen Stef- Helps St. Pius X Parish for the part they played ui the $741.60 was realized. pany, 5103 Washington, h a s fes, Anne Limacher, Mrs. Rob­ been black topping the entire ert Henshaw, Mrs. Mary Rohan, Aurora.— (S t Pius Tenth Par­ Charter members of the altar CONOCO PRODUCTS school grounds on both sides of Josephine Hytrek, Mrs. Emma ish)—Among the many persons boy group are Colonel McLaugh­ Preisser's Red & White Columbine Street Grant, Isabelle McNamara; contributing to the development lin's son, Bill McLaughlin; Lee CATHEDRAL PARISH Mrs. Gertrude Hytrek, who Labrlcatloa. Car Waahlar, Battcriss Under the direction of Joe of the parish is Lt. Col. Harry F. Hajiward, Robby Squires, Greg These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage Recharged, Ttrs Volcanialng Grocery and Miarket Tower and Mr. Clark, the work volunteered her services as camp McLaughlin, commanding officer Warner, Paul White, Jimmy and has progressed rapidly, and the cook; Mrs. James Lidinsky, of the Air Force ROTC unit at Johnny DeMersseman, Jimmy BONNIE BRAE housemother; Helen Pritchard rAJiCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND finest of materials are being Denver University. Colonel Mc­ Koser, Regis ‘ Colasanti, and QUALITY GROCERIES used to make the playgrounds and Pauline McGinely, camp Laughlin conducts the classes for Jimmy Musser. CONOCO SERVICE Free Delivery SPrnce 7-4447 smoooth and long lasting. nurses; Lucille Murphy and the training of altar boys and New candidates are Jerry 724 So. UniTcrtity PE. 3-9909 2331 E Ohio Avt. (So. Unlv and Ohwi The Western Paving Construc­ Blanche Johnston, who handled makes their appointments, and Sponsel, Bill Sallee, and Don tion Company has done a num­ registrations at t h e Catholic has done so since the beginning Hixon. ber of church and school grounds Charities offipe; Pfeggy Mirocke, of the parish.______PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED Roberta Swigert, and Karen Ip New Credit Union Hours paving gobs for various parishes FOR AND DELIVERED ST. JOHN'S PARISH in the city, and has a reputa­ sen, counselors; and many others New regular business hours tion of doing an excellent job who have helped greatly in es­ Indiana Pastor Offers have been announced by the par­ Colfax at Downing Denver Patronise These Reliable Firms at reasonable charges. tablishing the camp in its initial ish credit union. Ed O’Donoghue, KEstone 4-3217 year. Mass in Aurora Church treasurer, is now available at his Camp Director office, 1202 Peoria, on Wednes­ Aurora.— (St. Theresa’s Par­ day, and Friday evenings from • BREAKFASTS CAPITOL DRUG Our Lady of the Rockies Camp ish)—The Rt. Rev. Monsignor 7 to 9 o’clock; on Saturdays from • LUNCHEONS was fo rtu n a te in obtaining 10 to 6 o’clock, and on Sundays, • DINNERS OLSON'S Paoi 0 . Schneider, Prop. BICYCLES Clement Bosler, pastor of St. Miss Teresa Loddo of Washing­ Dsil7- < UI Midnits I Member if Bt iohn'i Perish 1 Joan of Arc’s Parish, Indiana­ if necessary, in the afternoon ton, D.C., as its camp director. polis, Ind., offered the 9 o’clock before 6 o’clock. She has been a'valuable asset • CCLSSht^OCOtH Food Market Modern Prescription Dept. AND Mass Sunday, July 24. Prospective borrowers are re­ in making the camping season y j Ccie. SUPER CHEF Cettiai imlr)' • Ltntberli Cemctlci Hu ffey Rotor Mrs. Mary Ann Sheridan of minded that the credit committee, Appreciates Your Business FREE DELIVERY a success. Her vast experience Across from Cathedral ElKtric 4 Gat this parish went to Nebraska which must approve loans, meets 3030 E. 6ih EA. 2-1801 E. 6th & Fillmore FR. 7-2741 MOWERS for her young years, coupled last week to attend the funeral on Monday evenings. E. Colfax at Lo^an SHARPENED Lawnmowert with her knowledge and ability of her father. Dr. Frank Fisher. Charles Shea, ' 1180 Victor of youth guidance, has given the Mrs. Fisher returned to Aurora Street, has consented to function DOYLE’S FRANK MATHIS Specializing in IkyclM latiM camp a well-planned and varied with her daughter for a brief as a member of the credit com­ schedule. visit and is now on the West mittee to replace Eloy Chavez. PHARMACY Permanent Waving Th* Pmrtlniltr DrvffUt Tbs firms lisUd htrs dsssrv* t«r Druggist LOCKSMITH The pretty, dark-haired camp Coast. The board of directors still is Glodt BicycU St Novelty Sho'p director hails from Shenandoah, A convert received into the looking for a new member for the 17lh AVE. AND GRANT b« remembered when you are die- Profeisional My Lady Edith 2^3 Broadway SP. T-6438 Pa. She attended the College of Church was Mrs. Gretchen Mar­ supervisory committee, preferably tributiof your patronafa ta the KK. (-{IIT f r e e DELIVEBT ditferent lines of business. Prcicription Servica Beauty Shoppe New Rochelle, New Rochelle, garet Supko, 11525 E. Colfax one with some experience at N. Y. In the fall she will return Avenue, with Mrs. Germaine A, PhonM RA. 2-4(8S—Z-46M Minnit KMMitr. Mar. bookkeeping or auditing. -i- + Stile as sponsor. fith' Avt. I t Uarion 2804 E. 6th Ava. EA. 2-0788 On Thursday, July 28, the MA. 3-3268 MA. 3-3269 Christmas card chairman, Mrs. J “Once Then Alteay*” Ann Boston, and the. Altar and Rosary Society president and last year’s highly successful chair- CAPITAL - MUNJSON ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH pian, Mrs. Mary Schuetz, began CLEANERS making card selections for the Patronise These Friendly Firms forthcoming season. * 1320 E. 17th Ave. Denver, Colo. The 14 women who will serve as captains have plotted their Betty & Bob's TOiM WALKER PIANOS sales campaign, which will be Andy's Texaco Station RepmenUtivt at Kimbtll, Sohmer, in full swing early in August. Kohler. Campbell and deaat French Pianot Beauty & 12th St Clayton FR. 7-9826 C. G. Conn Cannaanata Parish Scrapbook MOST PRECIOUS WE GIVE RED STAMPS Electronic Orcan A parish scrapbook is being Barber Shop Fine Reconditioned Pienoa compiled. It is hopqd that the Specializing in Texaco Products 184S S. BROADWAY SPniea T-73S4 book will reflect not only the BLOOD PARISH Permanent progress of the parish, but also Waving Lubrication Tires LOYOLA PARISH will show the contribution made EA. 1-4I23 1(63 E. Utb Avt. Washing Accessorias by parish individuals to the com­ FOR gUAUTY RIEATS & GROCERIES SAVE TIME TRADE AT HOME munity as a whole. Rocky Flori The book will feature, in addi­ E. 17th and Race tion to St. Pius X Parish pub­ Barney's Fine Meats NEED ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES? licity, “extra-curricular” recog­ Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. nition received by parishioners. Barney Amrein, Member Most Precious Blood Parish HOTPOINT • GENERAL ELECTRIC • NORGE Those who have such records are Open Evening* and Sunday* MOTOROLA • ADMIRAL • PHILCO Your Convenient asked to bring them this week Druggist either to the pastor or to the 2276 So. Colorado Blvd. SK. 6-2393 HAMILTON • WHIRLPOOL • RCA Preacriptiona Liquor home of Mrs. Joan Barnwell, BENDIX • HOOVER 1941 Salem. Annunciation Parish Good pictures of the ground­ & MANY OTHERS breaking ceremony arid any other ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH snapshots of parish activities Patronise These Friendly Firms ■ which individual camera fans THE BLARNEY SHOP LONDON MARKET may have in their possession are 3205 E. Colfax Phil Rotole DE. 3-1571 wanted for the book. Alameda Drug Store CONOCO PRODUaS MEMBER ST. PBILOMENA'S PABISH AND GROCERY eBnaaiuigiieiiiiiaffiiii OSCAR TUNNELL. Prop. V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. Quality Meata and Grocoriaa Lubrication • Delco Batteriea PHONES I MA. 3-1236, TA. 1-1641 Cat Rate Drags 1866 WALNUT YOUR Car Washing Fountain Servica Sundries CURE d'ARS PARISH Loan Costs Less Your Busineu Appreciated W. A (Dutch) THOMAS St. Therese's Parish When You Borrow From Alameda & So. Broadway Alameda ft Logan PE. 3-9840 THELMA KASSON YOU ALWAYS MEllO-MAID BAKERY BEAUTY SALON NOME DRUG f in l n f l H a ih o Above are pictured six girls in front of the dor- €IT1ZE1V$ BUCHANAN’S 2876 Colorado Blvd. w linil| n u i n c mitory at Our Lady of the Rockies Camp, Ever­ Loon Company SAVE AT Tour Prieadly Raxall D m t Store Hair Styling green, after spending a happy and fun-filled week. The camp, which 1538 California | Christian Bros. Wines Permanent Waving SIMMONS DRUG 11690 Montvievr at Noma opened for the first time June 26, will be officially closed on Sun­ MA. 3-4959 | AH Perilu Bewe PHONE DExUr t-lUS EM. 6-5460 . EM. 6-9311 day, July 31. The girls who are ready to' depart for their respective tE 2864 Colo. Blvd. FR. 7-2614 R. B. Dillon, Pres. I We OsUvsr TlMlma K iuoa O'Coenor, Owav homes are, left to right, Cathy Gold, Mary Beth Power, Cathy Qoalitv B aktrr ProdueU Dodge, Sandra McQuade, Arlene Cink, and Sherry Quintero. A 4 ' ' I 495 S. Pearl SH 4-0648 PE. 3-J777 377 So, Bdwy^ / F -i-

Thursday, July 28, 1955 Telephone, KEyitone 4^205 THE DENVER CATHCLIC REGISTER Office, 938 Bannock Street PAGE FIVE

Busy Schedules Inaugurated K. of C. Officers Installed in Boulder RESTA0RA?«T A heavy schedule of activity han, publicity; and Fred Trapp, and in whose memory the City of « pm. has followed in the wake of in­ youth activity^ all of whom (prom­ Boulder dedicated a recreational stallation of officers of the Boul­ ised to give every effort toward area in Boulder Canyon on July der Council, Knights of Columbus, an outstanding council year. 22. FEATURING by David McKenney of Welby, Following the installation of Mr. Djiherty had given many PLAY district deputy, on July 6. officers, McKinney presented the years of service to civic activities FAMILY DINNERS At that time John Byrne, grand outgoing grand knight, James in Boulder and with other civic knight, announced the selection Neeson, with a past grand leaders had been a vigorous pro­ RELAX — HAVE FUN » of George Reinert as lecturer for knight’s pin and a 25-year pin moter of the improvement of the Enjoy the the coming year and the continu­ to Joe Lenihan, who is deputy Boulder Canyon Highway, which .WHAT TO SEE — WHAT TO DO — WHERE TO STAY ance of the Rev. Vincent Peters, grand knight of the council and is now a beautiful scenic drive O.S.B., as chaplain of the council. advocate of the state council. between Boulder and Nederland. Fine Cuisine Named a six-point committee John Doherty Memorial Blanchard’s Lodge, which ad­ NEAR DENVER thairmen for the year were the At the second meeting of the joins the Donerty Park area, was Delicious Drinks following: James Mooney, gen­ month. Lecturer George Reinert greatly developed by Mr. Donerty For a Perfect Sunday — Attend Mass at One of These Area CIhurches — eral program; George Reinert, introduced Joe Brady, who gave and his wife, who still operates Dinner Wines Catholic activity; George Root, an interesting history of the life the resort. A bronze tablet on a Then Have Dinner at One of the Selected Restaurants Represented on This Page of John Doherty, who was a long­ council activity; Leo Maloney, marker in the park was unveiled Arvada, Shrine of St. Anne: Chapel, 898 14th Street: 7, time member of the Boulder Sundays, 11; July and Sep- 10, 11. fraternal activity; George Gon- by Mrs. Doherty at the ceremony 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 10:30, 12. 9, 10:30, 11:30. WE NEVER CLOSE drezick, membership; Joe Leni- Council and a past grand knight. tember, 1st and 3rd Sun- Georgetown, Our Lady of Friday. Golden, St, Joseph’s; 7, 8, 10, Sacred Heart of Mary, South days, 9; also July 24, 9. Lourdes: 8. Following the meeting July 20, 11. Boulder; 8, 9. Central City, St. Mary’s of tfao Idaho Springs, St. Paul’s: 7, DINNER SERVED the Columbian Home Association Boulder, Sacred Heart of Buffalo Creek, St. Elizabeth’s: Assumption: 9:30, 11. 9, 10:30. ALL DAY SUNDAY of Boulder elected Leo Laeser and Jeans, 2323 14th Street: 10. Camp Santa Maria (above Lafayette, Immaculate Con- Carl Phillip to the board of direc­ 6il5, 8, 9, 10:30. Castle Rock, St, Francis’: June Bailey): 9:30. ception: 7, 9:30. tors, and the directors in turn Boulder, St. Thomas Aquinai* and August, 1st and 3rd Evergreen, Chinst the King: 8 Louisville, St. Louis’: 7, 9. On the Main Street elected John Gray as president for the coming year. . Entertainment Acres Of America Other council activity during Entertainment for all ages can the month saw th»- first degree at team of the council exemplify be found just minutes from the degree to the charter class of downtown Denver. World famous the newly organized Aurora Lakeside Park opens its gates IDAHO SPRINGS Council and a number of the daily at 1 p.m., when tots can members assisted in the exempli­ enjoy Kiddieland attractions, a PHONE 204 fication of the second and tlurd picnic at Royal Picnic Grove, and degrees of Welby July 17. Three children and adults, too, can new members of the council re­ swim at the famous Natatorium. ceived the degrrees at that time. ‘W h e n On July 24 the annual council cooking picnic was held at Meadow Park BERTHOUD PASS in Lyons under the chairmanship BRYN CH. ia an of George Root. The threat of LODGE 4-2494 (18th at Broadway) arf* rain kept the crowd from being as large as had been expected. DINING ROOM MAW R INN The Catholic activity commit­ Chas. & Peggy Courtwright, THURSDAY IS MAMMY NIGHT tee is currently working on its A Variety of Props. first project, the building of a book and magazine rack to be in­ Delicious Food GOOD FISHING stalled in the vestibule of the for the CABINS All The Fried Chicken $2.50 Plate Sacred Heart Church in Boulder, By Day, Week or Season from which Catholic reading will Whole Family The Best of Everything YOU CAN EAT Children, $1.75 be made available to the entire Hof Biscuits and Homy parish at nominal cost. A Beautiful Setting . DINNERS Thirteen members of the coun­ Amid the Scenic Wonders Mommy Dolls Given to Lucky Guests on Thursdays cil will be in attendance at the — Our Speeialliet— Of the Rockies Steak* - Fried Shrimp Snndiri—12 Noon IHl 10 P.M. — WMkdojrv—11 A.M. till 2 A.H. K. of C. retreat at Regis College, Denver, this week end. Atop the Continental Pan Fried Chicken Ted'Alexander at the Piano Nightly Divide Hamburgers also Family Style Dinner* 7 Aides Named 56 Miles West of Denver PINEGROVE 32J2 J By Archdiocesan On Highway 40 • PINE, COLO. S f i n n g s olorado jjlHoly Name Unit is Mrs. Humphrey Howard, sister of Minnesota’s I c P<2fSIC V lC lf Arc Miss Anne Laughlin, left, It lecturer at Regis College, Senator Hubert Humphrey, and the Rev. Dr. Leo J. Kraemer, president of Denver, is shown with James J . Patton, president Harold Stansell, S.J., head of the Regis College T the Archdiocesan Holy Name J. D. CROUCH of the National Farmers Union, who presented a history department. C. D. O’BRIEN Union, announced the appoint­ guest lecture to Miss Laughlin’s class. With them M AY REALTY ment of seven consultors to the of the Opera at Central City, or the Concert officers of the AHNU following at Red Rocks, or just a trip into the Hills the quarterly meeting of the with a superb dinner at REALTOR group at All Saints’ Parish hall, Denver, July 20. Daily — Luncheons, 12 to 2; Dinners, 5:30 to 9 ■ Members who accepted the ap­ Sundays and Holiday* — 12:30 to 9 P.M. INSURANCE - LOANS pointments are Jack F. Knudson, Frt» Psrkinz in Lot Acrou th* Street St. John the Evangelist’s Parish; ,Ute Tliealer Bldg. QUALITY APPAREL James R. Walsh, Loyola Parish; Robert Keating, St, Catherine’s; / IN COLORADO SPRINGS Colorado Springs, Colo. Dr. Richard Haney, All Saints’; THE HOLLAND HOUSE OOlDtN COIOSAOO SINCE 1S72 Glen Wilson, Our Lady of ME. 3-7731 Kiowa and Tojon StrecU Lourdes; Reginald Batt, St. John's, Longmont; and Sid Har­ deman, St. Pius X ’s, Aurora. With the approval of the mem­ bership, it was agreed, Mr. Kraemer said, to send a delegate S h ^ J U fL The Prague Catholic Gift Shop of the AHNU to the national convention of the Holy Name 415 South Tejon, Colorado Springs Society. This convention will be IN PURE "The Prague” hat an attortment of all Religiout Articles held in Pittsburgh the latter part and Cards for Your Convenience of September. RADIUM WATER Considerably discussion was given at the meeting to individ­ ual problems faced by each par­ FRED'S BOOTERY ish Holy Name Society. Spiritual as well as social benefits of mem­ ELDORADO 106 E. Pikes Peak DOflElS-l bership in the society were . Tta* 8om« of stressed. Every Catholic man in V«lT«t sup - City Clnb QfYloiort C^ne., the archdiocese is invited to join Weather Bird Shoes the HNS in his parish. S P R m G S The Little Store With the Big Vaioee The next quarterly meeting of the AHNU will be held in Housing Expert An authority on public Knights of Columbus Friday Luncheon Club July 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Guardian Angels’ Parish hall, housing. Gene Duffy, re­ 22. Shown, left to right, following the meeting 1843 W. 62nd Avenue, Denver, are Bill Dresler, club publicity chairman; Harry gional director of the Federal Housing Admin­ Kuempfel, Gene Duffy, Ed Moore, and John Ma- /7i— To Jack Stanley's Band |very Sot. THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON on Wednesday, Oct. 19. HNS istration, addressed the meeting of the Denver groups throughout the archdio­ honev. • J J C m C S L " Night in Cool BollBallroom ■ lit Stirs—116 E. PIkn rnk—IE Z-IS9J Optometrist cese are urged to plan for the l«tk ttsrs—«32 Tii.ii—IE 4-4861 Dance Hall Available for Private Parties Week Days 12S North T*ion St. meeting and to be represented Notre Dame Club Sets by officers Rnd members. Professional Pharmacy PHONE ME. 2-3661 K. of C. Luncheon Club 440 Acres to Picnic, Hike and Ride in SOI No. Tejon ME. 4-5541 COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Annual Picnic Aug. 20 Ensign’s CABINS for RENT The Denver Notre Dame To Hear Marine Officer Get Boar’s ( o f Denver) Pete Beroni Commission Club’i annual picnic will be Ll. Col. Richard W. Wyezaw- ment at the United States Naval Colorado’s Favorite Resort Candy and Ice Cream at Fnrnitare Shop held Saturday, Aug. 20,. at ski, a Catholic veteran of 15 Air Station, Buckley Field. He for over half a century Our Lady of the Rockies years’ service in the United is a graduate of the University Johnson-English UPHOLSTERING 'Camp, above Evergreen, at RE-UPHOLSTERING AND States Marine Corps, will ad­ of Indiana, the father of two THE roEAL SPOT FOR A WEEK DAY OUTEVG REPAIRING 1:30 p.m. dress the Knights of Columbus children, and a member of Drug Co. Slip Coi.rs >nd Drsptrlee Officers In charge will be Friday Luncheon Club July 29. Blessed Sacrament Parish. FOR MOTHERS AND CHHDREN Efsd. to Order Bob Flynn, director; with as­ LENTHERIC Toiletries Fnmilure Made to Order . Colonel Wyezawski, who Charles Riley and Phil Albus Just 25 Miles From Denver sistant* Tom Gargan, Wil­ served in the Korean War and will be honored at the luncheoa TMon S t Bijoo St. Phon. HE. 3-4614 134-22 So. W.hsstch Art. HE. 2-8461' Via Turnpike or Hiway 72 liam Mahony, Phil Clarka, and in World War II, will discuss as Knights of the Month for Jerry Shea. “The MarinqAir Arm.” He holds their work on the Silver Dollar ME. 3-5346 ME. 44251 The fleyse Sheet The club will furnish drinks Phone Hillcrest 2-8659 LARRT JERRY the Silver StaX three Air Med­ Days benefit of Council 539. Metal and Roofing and ice cream; members are als, the Distii^arished Flying All Catholic men and their Madden Plumbing Co. INCORPORATED to bring their own food. Cross, and three Presidential ci­ guests are invited to attend the HEATING ROOnNQ tations. For the past two years, Luncheon Club meetings in the PLUMBING CONTRACTORS SHEET METAL PLUMBING REPAIRS American Legion he had been comthanding offi­ K. of C. home, 1575 Grant GAS WATER HEATERS 526 SO. NEVADA cer of the Marine/ Air Detach­ Street, at noon every Friday. WILL-0 -THE-WISP n e t. IE 2.0042 827 W. CoUrtdi Aia Phone! ME. 2-4651 Chaplain Eet. 1888 HOME COOKED DINNERS PIES — CAKES NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON ONE STOP IN THE SHADOW BUCK SPORTING OF PIKE’S PEAK Groceries — Picnic Supplies — 3.2 Beer to Serve or Go GOODS CO. Garage — Gas •— Oil —- Wrecker Service HOTEL JOYCE HIWAY 28$ — 46 MI. WEST OF DENVER Phone ME. 2-3245 Colorado Spring! “ETerythln* for E ierr Sport" Clean Rest Rooms Phone BAILEY 40-R-l 10 So. Weber 119 NO. TEJON ST. ( Ye olde Join?^ r f ZECBA & ADAMS ! Aley Drug Co. John H. Maher, son of RED ROCKS PIJERLO ^ Conoco Service Station 4 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maher, ENJOY EATING At the Foot of Red Rock* Theatre - 15 Mi. from Denver PRESCRIPTION 26 Maple Street, Tiffin, 0., was a W* spsclalls* in Chncfc Waron Buffalo and Elk Dinnsra for Gronpo Orsr 166 to 1,600 on our Patio—OnUido nndcr tbo SUr*. 1. ANDERSON DRUGGISTS member of the 1955 graduation For Reservations • Call Morrison 43R2 Phon. ME. 4-1565 132 So. Tejon S t class of the Maine Maritime t h e d e l ic io u s f o o d ) COLORADO SPRINGS Academy, Castine, Me. He re­ X t N trsds Ats. S t Caebo U Poadrs ceived a degree in marine navi­ gation and an ensign’s commis­ SPEAR'S J . B. SHEARER C. J . SHEARER Lee and Vivian Ayers Welcome You to Variety Store sion in the U. S, Naval Reserve. ' EM PIRE, COLO. The academy is operated by 2266 E. Plstlo Ato.- Colo. Spcs. the State of Maine in co-opera­ 42 Miles W. of Denver — On Hiway 40 Notion* - T or. - Htrdwtr* - School tion with the Maritime Commis­ THE BRANDING IRON Ssppllcs • Kitchonwsro • G Itttvtro sion and the Navy. It has its own "ON TOP OF THE ROCHIES" training ship, the S. S. Maine, CoonoUen Colorado Spring*, Colo. and the former hospital ship, The Father William J. Mona­ You Must Try Our Comforter, which hi has been con­ han, associate director of Fresh* Mountain Trout - Pan Fried Chicken verted for training exercises, Catholic Charities and an assist­ BAILEY HOTEL PINING ROOM which include a three-mpnth ant at Holy Ghost Parish, has ------You’U Rave About Our STEAKS cruise every winter. been installed as chaplain of the John Maher is a nephew of American Legion Leyden-Chiles- Family Dinners a Specialty You’ll love our Roquefort Salads . . . famous in this Father Michael A. Maher of S t Wickersham Post No. 1, Denver, whole region . . . our own secret recipe. Anthony of Padua’s Church, for his second term in the office. CHILDREN'S PLATES We’re Famous for Mixed Drinks and Cocktails Westwood, and of Mrs, C. R. Father Monahan previously Courtney and Miss Catherine served a year as the post chaplain Southern Fried Chicken - Choice Steaks Try Our Sunday Mountain Breakfast Maher, 2561 Dexter Street He DREILING MOTORS about five years ago. Mountain Trout - Sandwiches of All Kinds A PLEASANT SUBPRISEI also has a sister, Mrs. James A veteran of World War II, Buick and GMC Trucks Farson, residing at 1420 E. 91st the 47-year-old priest served as Choice Dinner Wines O P P . N d a il t -16 a . m. t i l l m id n ig h t Avenue, Thornton. His brother V rriiY BUNDAVS-S TILL 8 a chaplain with the Air Force in BAILEY, COLORADO 230 Sonth College Ave. Phone 2500 Donald finished his college course England, France, Belgium, and at Regis College, Denver, last Germany for three and one-half On Highway 285 Phone 13-R3 NEDERLAND* COLORADO January. years. 4 - /

H G tS IX Office, 938 BannocI; Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tefepfione, RByifene 4^205 Thuricfay, July 28, 195f St. Clara's Aid Unit Special Car to Take Guild Full Program July 29 To Hold Cord Party in ^ ^ yiniox fffL ih jL Camp Hei-Lo Roundup Set Orphanage on Aug. 3 To Retreat August 26 « on At Heights Outdoor Theater SL Clara’s Aid Society will (Archbishop*. Guild, D .n v.r) chairman, 1819 Emerson Street, hold its monthly meeting and Camp Hei-Lo, Loretto, Colo., will be announced, Bpdges for Train transportation has been MA. 3-0677. excellence in swimming, archery card party at S t Clara’s Orphan­ MARRIAGES AND ENGAGEMENTS will hold its seventh annual arranged for the members of the The members of Precious roundup program beginning Fri­ arts and crafts, nature lore, pho- age, 3880 W. 29th Avenue, Den­ Archbishop’s Guild who are plan­ Blood Circle will have a dinner day, July 29, at 7:30 p.m., in .tography, t e n n i i, dramatics, ver, on Wednesday, Aug. 3.. A ning to attend the retreat at at the Country Kitchen July 28, Nory Ellen Seep altar baskets of white gladioli cousin of the bride, was flower the outdoor theater of Loretto campfire, co-operation, and good luncheon will be served at 12:30 El Pomar Aug. 26-28. A special as their July meeting. and pale pink carnations. girl, and another cousin, Elaine Heights College. sportsmanship will be awarded car will be provided on the Colo­ Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Kreiutzer Becomes Bride 'Tait, sang. p.m. Given in marriage by her fa­ The final campfire program, at the roundup. rado and Southern train leaving of Our Lady of the Sacred On Saturday, July 23, mem­ ther, the bride wore a white em­ A reception In the parish hall in which all the campers will Escorted groups of campeni The following hostesses are in Denver at 4 Friday afternoon, Heart Circle have moved into bers of the families gathered at broidered organza gown designed followed the wedding, and later participate, is under the direc­ will return to their homes in charge: Mmes. Lillian Levina, Aug. 26, and leaSiing Colorado their new home. Christ the King Church, Denver, with a full waltz-length skirt a lawn party was neld at the tion of Sister Patricia Ann and Chicago, S t Louis, and Kansas Mary Meyer, Helen Mayer, Ag' Springs for the return trip at Theresa Brennan will be the for the wedding of Miss Mary and a fitted bodice finished with Duppman home. . Mr. and Mrs. Sister Sarah Maureen. City on Monday, Aug. 1. Cther 7 :27 Sunday evening. The round July hostess for Our Lady of the Ellen Seep, daughter of Mr. and an oval neckline and tiny slteves. Blatter have returned from a The program on Saturday, campers will return with their nes Kinneavy, Steven Keating, Mrs. Albert Seep, and John Ed­ trip fare is $2.88. Snows Circle. The president of Attached to a braided bandeau of wedding trip to Glenwood July SO, will begin at 1:30 p.m. larents to Boulder and Greeley, Joe Lonergan, Martin Bom- ward Markel, son of Mr, and Dinner and Benediction will this circle, Kathleen MeSheehy, matching organza was a short Springs, and are at home in with an archery exhibition di­ Jolo .; Dallas, HoUlton, Midland, Mrs. Ralph Markel. melyn, and Pauline Langfield. be delayed the first evening at and family have been spending tiered veil and she carried an Golden. rected by Miss Twila Wasinger. and Pampa, Tex.; Aberdeen, S. Beautiful prizes will be given. El Pomar for the benefit of the last three weeks in Glen- Father Edward Leyden wit­ arrangement of white orchids. It will be followed at 2 p.m. by Dak.; Minneapolis, Minn.; and wood Springs. Mr. and Mrs, Don­ nessed the single-ring vows and William Lawless Any Catholic woman who those arriving on the train. Fa­ The bride was attended by her a western roundup in which 70 Cmaha, Neb. ,______ther Cormack Lynch, C.P., of ald Gordon became the parents celebrated the Nuptial Mass. The sister. Miss Jo Ann Seep. She Takes Bride campers will participate. wishes to entertain her club can St. Paul, Kans., will conduct of their fifth son, Donald Jr,, sanctuary was decorated with wore a waltz-length frock of pale Mr. and Mrs. W, J . Lawless of Events for the roundup in­ Heights Alumna do so at this meeting without any the retreat. July 8. pink linen, the bodice embroid­ 1602 Adams Street, Denver, an­ clude Western riding, English cost The president Mrs. Rose Reservations for the retreat 'The members of Blessed Sac­ Wedding Aug. 26 ered with white beading. A pink nounce the recent marriage of riding, bareback riding, and nov­ Engaged M. Mattick, should be called for will be accepted until Aug. 1 by rament Circle will have a dinner lace cloche sprinkled with pearls, their son. William E. Lawless, to elty races. The public is invited reservations. Mrs. Dorothy Dandrow, retreat at the M t Vernon County Club matching slippers, and a bouquet Miss Nora Elizabeth Pennington to the roundup M Saturday aft­ Aug. 4. of pink camellias completed her in S t Mary’s Church, Oakland, ernoon. Miss Georgians Morse Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wehrle and costume. Calif. and Miss Wendolyn Olson are family are spending their vaca­ The,couple will leave shortly riding instructors. tion in Estes Park. Mrs. Seep chose an afternoon NOW OPEN! frock of mauve raw silk and a for Hawaii, where Lawless will At 5 p.m. a buffet supper for Mon. Thru Sat. 10 til 8 A surpise baby shower for be stationed ^'at Hickam Field the campers and their parents Lillian L«iker w'as held at the mauve feathered hat. Mrs. Mar­ kel wore a powder-blue linen with with the Air Force, will be served at the picnic area Guaranteed last meeting of the Mystical on the campus. More than 225 Rose Circle. Lillian’s second son white accessories. Both mothers Phyllis O'Keefe had gardenia corsages. guests will be served at this Fre§h - Live Rainbow was born July 8. Later a breakfast was held in Engaged to Marry time. The next meeting of St. Jude’s M.Sgt. and Mrs. James Awards to Be Given Circle will be Aug. 2 in the home the home of the bride’s parents. A reception will honor the newly O’Keefe of Fort Carson an­ At the roundup the outstand­ of Leona Bergman. Florine Sea- TROUT married couple in September. nounce the engagement and ap­ ing camper of the 1955 season stone will be the hostess at a After a wedding trip the proaching marriage of their “So Freth They Will Flirt With You” baby shower for Leona July 28. newlywed Markels will be at daughter, Phyllis, to George W. Rosary Makers Win Rose DiLeo of S t James’ Cir­ home at 901 Fairfax Street Jury of Colorado Springs. The to 9* — 6c per inch cle is visiting relatives in New wedding will take place Aug. 6 York and New Jersey, Dorothy Hanley-Toepfer in St. Mary’s Church, Colorado 7th in Coupon Contest 11’ to 12’ — v w per inch Rudy is vacationing in the moun­ Springs. The couple both .are tains near Grandby. Rites in Wheatridge Our Lady’s Rosary Makers of Before a Nuptial Mass offered graduates of S t Mary’s High 15" to 16’ — I fcW per inch Our Lady of Perpetual Help Denver represented by L. Tobin, 12c Saturday, July 16, by Father School, Colorado Springs. Free Cleaning and Packaging While You Wait Circle will have a picnic July 2021 S. Sherman Street, were 28 at Pferdesteller Park at 23rd Robert McMahon, Miss Carol Heights and Regis awarded seventh prize by the DENVER LIVE TROUT MARKET and Yates. The members will Dolores Toepfer, daughter of Mr. Alumni Engaged Columbine Milk Company, Den­ meet in the home of Josephine and Mrs. A. R. Toepfer, and Ron­ ver, a branch of the Carnation Mr. and Mrs. Milford Pounds 7230 E. Colfax at Poplar Loop EA. 2-5394 Ziska. Catherine Hoffman, presi­ ald Hanley, son of J . R. Hanley Milk Company. of Denver, were united in mar of 529 S. Hancock Street, Colo­ The contest was based on the FREE PARKING IN REAR dent of this circle, will be mar­ ried to Paul Parshall at 9 o’clock riage in Sts. Peter and Paul’s rado Springs, have announced number of milk coupons turned the engagement of their daugh­ in. Holy Family Church Aug. 4 Mr. and Mrs.. C. W. Ho Church, Wheatridge. in per capita to the Columbine Mr, and Mrs, Henrick ter, Connie Jean, to William There will be a reception in the gan announce the engage­ The altar was decorated with Company by various religious Saxtorph of Lewiston, Esch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don­ home of the bride, 4524 Vrain ment of their daughter, Coletta white carnations, gladioli and groups. Mont., have announced the en­ ald Esch of 715 N. Sheridan. Street, from 6 to 8 that evening. Marie (above), to Robert J. roses, and the bride was given The S t Leander Parish Home gagement of their daughter. Mar. Miss Pounds is a graduate of S t Key of Heaven Circle members Sanchez, son of Mrs. Martha in marriage by her father. and School Association of Pueblo got Anne, a student for two Mary’s High School, and at­ Listen to had a picnic July 23 in the home Sanchez of Gunnison. Her gown was made of tulle was awarded the fourth prize of years at Loretto Heights Col­ tended Loretto Heights College. Baseball of Doris Peacock to celebrate over satin with lace panels set $100. lege, Denver, to James M. Con­ Major Coletta was graduated from on each side and a Queen Eliz­ Mr. Esch, also a graduate of S t their fourth anniversary. Later, Kit Carson High School and way, son of Mr. and Mrs. John on K.M.Y.R. abeth collar. The bodice was of Mary’s, attended Regis College they attended the play at attended Lamar Junior College M. Conway of Denver. League lace with long sleeves. A pearl A September wedding is Sewing Group Sets Elitch’s. for one year. She transferred to Miss Saxtorph, who attended tiara held in place the finger-tip planned. Catherine Kelly will entertain Western State College at Gunni­ Card Party, Bazaar high school in Lewistown, is now veil, and she carried a bouquet The Beer That St. Luke’s Circle for the July son the next fall. At both colleges Limon Nuptials The St. Cecelia Sewing Group employed by the Texas Company. meeting. she was active in journalistic and of sweetheart roses and steph- Mr. Conway is a graduate of anotis. The Nuptial Mass before which will hold its annual card party, Made Mtwaukee Famous At a recent meeting of Morn­ girls’ athletic activities and at Miss Vera Nell Ping of Limon, Holy Family High Senool in Den­ Flower girl was her sister, Ma luncheon, and bazaar Thursday, ing Star Circle, Isabelle McNa­ the latter was a member of As­ will be married to Donald T. ver. After a four-year period of rie Toepfer, and bridesmaids Aug. 18, at 1 p.m., in S t Vin­ mara was chosen as a new mem­ sociated Independents, the New­ Cannon of St. James’ Parish, service in the Navy, he is now MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. were Carol Taylor and Jerry cent’s Home at 42nd Street and ber. Isabella is also a member of man Club, and an honor society. Aurora, will take place Saturday employed by the Gibb Plumbing Hanley of Denver. Best man was Lowell Boulevard, Denver. Immaculate Coxception Circle. After a year at Western, she morning, July 30, a t 10:30 a.m. Company. ; Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray Frank Rohrbach, Jr., and ushers Among the special and table The July meeting of St. An­ taught one year at Wild Horse Father Leonard Abercombie, were David Toepfer, the bride’s prizes to be awarded will be a The wedding will take place drew's Circle will be held in and one year at Nucla. pastor, will witness the marriage brother, Adolph Toepfer and Ray service of eight for Holmes’ and Sept. 10 in St. Leo’s Church in the home qf Mary Ann MacDon- in Our Lady of Victory Churdi, Bob was graduated from Gun Kuhn of Denver. Edwards silver. Lewistown. nell. nison High School, where he was Limon. Irene Koter, preiident of Organist was Mrs. W. E. Cas- active in school functions. He was sario. A coffee in honor of Miss Ping the St. Frenci* Cabrini Circle was given in the home of Mrs. employed in the maintenance de­ The bride will he graduated in and a member of the council, Harold Meade, Limon, and the partment of Western State before September from nurse’s training hat resigned her positions. entering the service. He was in bride-elect was given a sick call She is leaving for New York at Mercy hospital, and is a Holy Recomnienlied Firms the Army for two years, most of Family High School graduate. crucifix. Guests included Mmes. to continue as secretary to which time was spent in Korea. Buellah Ping, the bride’s mother; former Mayor Quigg Newton The bridegroom, a Cathdral High They plan to be married Aug. School graduate, has served with Alice Bender, Louise Claypoole, in his new work. 26 in St. Augustine’s Church in Mary Freel, Rita Feddern, Mar­ the Navy for three years and is Monica Smith will entertain Kit Carson. garet Hoag, Laverda Kollath, Joy for AUTO now attending the Denver Uni­ Catered Completely Christ the King Circle in the Lamm, Vi Lewis, Marge Thoma­ versity business school. home of her daughter, Marion son, Betty Vratil, Ann Mohan, Shovlin, 925 Newark Street, St. Thomas U. Club They are living at 1343 S. S t and Catherine Simon. Let us take complete charge of Paul Street in Denver. SERVICE preparing and serving for your Aug. 5. Fete Slated for July 30 Banns of M arriage wedding reception! We furnish all Shirley Duppman The banns of marriage were Wedding Set announced for the first time be­ hors d'oeuvres, complete buffet or Deliciou* itaaki ar« Bride in Golden tween Sheilia Polniak of St. Pat­ dinner, china, silver, waitresses, For October promised a. an attraction at On Sunday, July 10, Miss Shir­ ley Louise Duppman. daughter rick’s Parish, Denver, and Robert kitchen help, chairs, tables, attend­ the St. Thomat’ UniTCr.ity Holland of the U. S. Air Force. DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS Club Picnic on Saturday, of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dupp­ ants, etc. Our representative will be July 30. man, became the bride of Ken­ Timely service NOW prevents costly repair bills later—so neth E. Blatter, son of Mr. and glad to call. Phone SH. 4-2474. Gueitt are welcome. Ar­ don’t delay or neglect needed repairs. Drive in for depend­ Mrs. Clarence Blatter, in St. Jo ­ able service performed by mechanics, who have the “know rangement* for dancing have seph’s Church, Golden, The Rev. how’’ to service your car or truck I been made for later in the Andrew Warwick witnessed erening. Those who are going the ceremony in the presence of will meet at the Knights of 165 guests. • JAMES MOTOR CO. Columbus Home, 1575 Grant Miss Patricia Wallick was 1278 Lincoln Dodge £ Plymouth Sales Sc. Service K£. 4-8221 at 3 p.m. The price is $1 plus maid of honor, and the brides­ 25 cents for a. ride. maids were Wanda Johnson, Ed­ (Formerly Cunninghom's) Reservations should ha die Jane Schreiner, and Mary 1592 S. Broadwoy SH. 4-2474 made with Jo Anne Malloy, Ann Duppman. The best man FR. 7-4926; Bill Sutherland, was Donald Blatter, and the AC. 2-6309; Ann Wibel, EA. bridegroom’s attendants were 2-9147; or Frank Zancanella, Ralph Blatter, Ivan Hoeffer, and PE. 3-5494. Harold Phillips. Barbara Swena, CALL JACK HALL Virginia Harrison Becomes TA 5-7191 If low rates with Bride in St. John's Church maximum co v er-, . . . You can’t af­ WHEN WE $HtVlCE age on auto or fire ford not to get in Miss Virgina M. Harrison, John L. McCallin was the bride’s insurance is what touch with me right away. Our daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Thorn­ attendant. you seek . . . call ton C. Harrison, was married to YOUR CHEVROLET policies are non- John L. McCallin served as Jack Hall. tissessable. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pom- Howard D. Olson, son of Mr. best man. Attendants were Louis ponio, 4126 Shoshone and Mrs. David D. Olson, in St. R. Sibal and Donald J. Phillips, John the Evangelist’s Church, Street, Denver, announced the Denver, July 16. The Rt. Rev. engagement of their daughter, Monsignor John P. Moran wit­ CAPITAL FARMER’S INSURANCE GROUP Rosemary, to James E. Maroney, nessed the single-ring ceremony. 13fh and 4117 Shoshone Street, Denver, at S6S LINCOLN DENVER. COLORADO a party given in their home June The bride, given in marriage Broadway 25. by, her father, wore a gown of The wedding has been set for white silk taffeta with a sculp­ T A b o r S -5191 Oct. 23 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel tured bodice designed with a Church, Denver. Maroney was scoop neckline outlined with r ' graduated from North High Alencon lace and pleated tulle. School. She carried a cascade of white ENJOY orchids and stephanotis. Mrs, SHCUUSTS n MBTY MSTWS Plans Being Completed MARY AMNE BAKERIES For C. D. of A. Picnic All Butter Plans are being-completed for the annual picnic to be held Sun­ CAKES day, July 31, in Our Lady of the for Rockies Camp above Evergreen AMERICA'S FINE LIGHT BEER Woddinn tnd ' by Court St Rita, 'Catholic PortioS Daughters of America. All mem­ Ml S. Broadway—PE. t-M2» bers are urged to take advantage 2S Broadway — 8P . 7-7412 of this outing, bringing the fam­ (S W. Girard Encl'w’d—BU. 1 -llU ) ilies. Jafay Photofraphtrs AOOlPit coots COMPANT COlDCir. COlORApO. A. 0.5 Anyone who needs transporta­ Mrs. Howard D, Olson WITH INSURED SAFjtY AT tion to the picnic grounds, or anyone who can furnish trans­ brother-in-law of the bride­ portation, is asked to call one groom. *Of the following: Ann Limacher, Reception Held SILVER STATE SAVINGS SAVE ON YOUR MEAT BILL MA. 3-4740; Mrs. Abbie Milner, PR. 7-7075; Miss Magdaline A reception was held in the Hughes, GE. 3-0178; Mrs. Irene Carnation Room of the Park Lane Hotel. Open a wvrngi account'tocTay of Silver State Savings. Add to H McCall, DE. 3-0177; or Mrs. each payday. You'll find that H't the easy, simple way to get ii)a, SeJL JofL Qualihf^ WsiakA. Amelia Desmond, FL. 6-5444. The bride is the CTanddaugh- ter of Mrs. Mary C. Schneider ahead — to have money of your own! COMPLETE PROCESSING SERVICE FOR HOME FREEZERS and the late George W. Schnei­ e lig swningt, compowndsd twin • Limited Number of Steel Lockert Available der, former member of the y*«r. SI0,(XK) by Savings 4 faculty of the Colorado School e At lints 01 S3.00 epsflt your Sov. loon tniuronco Corporotion« 2041 So. University Blvd. of Mines, who held an honorary ing» Account. G locattd In tht htort of ffowntown

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^ ^ ih s L 'Married in Sacred Heart Church, Peetz Satisfaction That Is Denver Deanery of ACCW Appoints Nine Nationally Promoted Committees (Denver Deanery, Archdioeesan St. John’s PTA and Mother of ident of the St. John 'Vianney Council of Catholic Women) God Altar and Rosary Society. Parish Society. Her son Michael, She is now major for both the 8, is a student in Cure D’Ars Nine of the national commit­ Red Cross and Community Chest School. tees promoted by the National drives. Her three children are Miss Margaret Sullivan, 611 E. Council of (^tholic Women will Colleen, 19; Judy, 16; and John­ 11th Avenue^ is one of a family be adopted by the Denver Dean­ ny, 2. ■ of experts in Catholic action. She Mrs. John J. Frank, 436 Stuart and. her mother, Mrs. P. J . Sul­ ery Council, according to its pres­ Street, will head the family-par­ livan, are both past presidents ident, Mrs. Daniel Yacovetta. ent education-spiritual develop­ of the Denver Deanery Council. These committees are: Co-oper­ ment prog[ram. She is immediate Her sister, Mrs. Albert R. Spill­ ation with Catholic charities, past president of Presentation man, is first vice president of PTA, having served a two-year the National Council of Catholic civil’ defense, family and parent term of office. She is also as­ Women. Besides heading the sistant health chairman for the deanery committee of organiza­ —Photos hr SollerseheU StuJioi Catholic Parent-Teacher League. tion and development. Miss Sulli­ Virginia Johnson and Mark Fehringer, both [ Philomena Fehringer of Peetz and Jamas F, Th« thoughtful service that is She has three sons, Darrell, 12; van is also cochairman of the Lo- a part of every Horan Funeral of Peetz. This couple have made .their home in Smith of San Francisco, Calif. They have mada Freddie, 9; and Wayne, 6, retto Heights alumiiae develop­ Aberdeen, Ida. | their home in San Francisco. regardless of cost brings a Mrs. James Koning, 2660 Lo­ ment program. serenity and a satisfaction that cust Street, is chairman of the Mrs. John 'Vos, 1020 Madison home and school (PTA) commit­ Street, public relations chairman, is beyond price. Two genera­ tees for both the deanery and the has done publicity work for St. tions of experience assure that archdiocesan councils. She is Philomena’s Parish and is this She Walks in Beauty . . , every Horan Funeral is one of president of the Catholic Parent- year publicity chairman for the Dignity and Appropriateness. Teacher League for the second CPT League. She is immediate in a gown of handclipped imported French term. Before this she was past past president of St. Philomena’s Chantilly-type lace set with shimmering president of St. Philomena’s PTA. Her children are Barbara, bands of sequin and seed pearl embroidered PTA. Her five children are 16, and Johnnie, 12. satin. LOW PRICES Jimmy, a dentalman with the Mrs. Jerry Carpinella, 560 U. S. N:xvy in the Far East; Bar­ Yates Street, will direct the The lighthearted touch of sequin em- bara, 20; Michael,15; Mary Mar­ youth committee. She is the pres­ • broidery is echoed beautifully at the garet, 12; and Kathy, 10. ident of St. Elizabeth’s Altar and neckline. Considering the degree of serv­ ,Mrs. George McNamara, 2811 Rosary Society, recording secre­ ice provided, Horan funerals Pontiac Street, is the wife of tary for the Denver Deanery Yours Alone at Chez-Marie ^ are moderate in cost. Denver Municipal Judge Mc­ Community Centers, Inc., and an Namara. She will head the li­ active member of the Infant of braries and literature committee. Prague Nursery Society. She has Sample RridsI Gowns An active member of Cure served as president and as treas­ 22.95 D’Ars Parish, Mrs. McNamara urer of St. Elizabeth’s PTA. Her One of s Kind \ was the first director of school children are Rosemary, 18; Ger­ HORAN & SONS MORTUARY ' Mra. Daniel Yacovetta activities serving as eo-vice pres­ ald, 17; Ronald, 16; and Diane, 6. education— spiritual development, 1527 Qeveland Place * KEyslone 4-6297 home and school (P T A ), immi­ Married in W elby gration, libraries and literature, Denver, Colorado Evelyn Mil­ organization and development, dred Gaccetta public relations, and youth. became the The national committee system, bride of James M. Rapier in a vast network of (Zatholic aftiv- Assumption ity, originates with the national Church, Welby, chairman in Washington, D. C ; May 22 with the NECCHI ^ ELNA 615 Sixteenth St, progresses through the diocesan Rev. Dominic Monday— Opened 9:30 to 8:30 Albino, O.S.M., chairman to the deanery chair­ World’s first and most advanced officiating. men; and goes on to the local or­ The bride, Wall AUTOMATIC ganizations. The local organiza­ daughter of Mr. to Wall DR. JAMES P. sewing machines tions, in adopting the national and Mrs. Joseph CARPETS DUKS trpimi IT niui suits itsiiic ct. i«l UCHTCST Gaccetta, 7000 ROOM SIZE AMD CONSOLER programs, unify, co-ordinate, and Valley High­ GRAY WEIGHT rOIITABLS and SMALLER • RENTAI^, SERVICE and REPAIRS at all makea of aowiDZ machlneo. stabilize their activities in co-op- way, was given RUGS ^ Optometrist • Many oiad, raeonditioned Mwins machinoa at low, low pricoa. etation with Catholic womens' or­ in marriage by s widt selection of patterns and colors to cbooss from VISVAL CARE BEFORE YOU BUY you owe it to youraelf to compare! her father. The ganizations the nation over. bridegroom is (or STcry recn EYES EXAMINED Come in or phone for FREE DEMONSTRATION In ths hoDss VISVAL TRAINING e Liberal trade-in allowance 9 Convenient terma At the end of each year, the in the son of Mr. § Furniture and Mrs, Paul * 0p

PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4^205 Thursday, July 28, T955 CT'SBMGiiBia' Loyola School ' St. Catherine's H omemaker’s | Department I Buys Furniture Parish Picnic *f/i€ /iBG 'i ol Ao444td G m ifM it Paironize These Reliable and Friendly Firms | Inneyad by tha seuthwaat’a awn and For Lunchroom Slated July 31 haot? (Inalda your homal) (Loyola Parish, Dearer) (St. Catherine’* Pariih, DenVer) iSaqrlmtd by blowing aand «r duatt New equipment for the Loyola Final plans have been made (Insida your FiomaD School lunchroom has been pur­ for the St. Catherine’s Parish ^ o ll u> to kaap both In tha atraat. chased and will be in use when picnic to be held this Sunday, (Out!Ida your homal) oro-Room school starts in September, A July 31, at Filius Park, according refrigerator, costing $958, has ^boptnd upon o full Inftollatlon ol DosH fvc ind Imm «Gtn Mwcff to Hank Vccchiarelli, picnic or dniM get clogged. Cell ironr local been placed in the cafeteria and chairman. ' aluminum Insulotinq windowi and doora, ROTO-ROOTER Senlcenao. Yoo a» will enable the lunchroom per­ moda by EA G LE-PICH ER.know n through, be sure he will girt yea prompt, The picnic, which is being dependable senior. sonnel to store surplus govern­ sponsor^ by the Holy Name So­ out tho country for raliobillty.ond quality, ment commodities, especially to holp you koikoop your homo In tha eoi^ort ciety of the parish, is open to zonazono by kaapingkoopl Dust and Hot Air whoro vegetables, for the lunch pro­ all parishioners. The festivities gram. It is also hoped that new thoy bolong, - Outsidt. CL£AMSS£W £RS will begin at 11 a.m. with com­ cupboards can be built before with bis electric ROTO-ROOTER machine, he'll n> petitive softball games, and the mote the stoppage and thoroughly clean cteiT bit o( the opening of school. the line la a hu^, SAFELY 1 Vou'll sate the n> picnic committee is expected to pense at needless digging . . . amid pcpperV The novena in honor of S t serve refreshments bepnning damage. Ignatius Loyola will close on around 1 o’clock. July 31 in I^yola Church. The H r ilo r A f A rrA U r Pictured above with Scoutmaster D. R. V IU C I Ul MIIUW Bgy j 24, S t Philo- All those attending are to bring Rev. Thomas Kelly, S.J. is con­ their own lunch, although later f M r . . . s A F u r ducting the novena services. mena’s Parish, Denver, are John S^vard and Robert Ford, who were awarded the National Society of Campers Order of the Arrow, on in the afternoon the picnic The Rev. Frank Parrish, S.J., Lodge 383, at Camp Tahosa. This award is one of the highest committee will serve hot dogs and For Roliobililyl who conducted the day of rec­ granted in scouting. additional refreshments. Games At adrerghtd It AMOUCAtl HOME aW Itm t HOmS A SAIDENS ollection on July 19, will be the for the children and grownups speaker at the one-week mission + +■ + ' + + will begin shortly after lunch. SINCE 1843 A NATIONAL ^SERVICE AVAILABLE LOCALLY to be held in Xioyola Church in In Honor of Patron Saint Three outstanding s p e c i*a 1 September. prizes have been added to' the GARVIN'S SEWER SERVICE Recent visitors in Loyola rec­ list of the array of prizes and in­ tory include the Rev. Gerald clude a six-piece stainless steel Exclusive Roto-Rooter Operators Sheahan, S.J., principal of St. Novena W ill Open Aug. 2 cutlery set, a ham, and a Picnic- SP. 7-4227 200 E. 4th Ave. Louis University High School; Aire picnic kit, consisting of a Father Gellel of the Maltese complete set of plastic dishes, province; Father Hqlloran from In St. Philomena'sChurch cups, and utensils. Loyola High School at Los An­ The picnic committee will post WESTERN EAGLE DISTRIBUTORS geles, and Father Leo Wobido, (St, Philomena’s Parish, Denver) signs leading to the picnic area S.J., a member of the Queen’s in Fillius Park. Those who are Work staff in St. Louis. The solemn novena in honor of St. Philomena will not familiar with the picnic area 1934 XEN IA ST. — DU. 8-0052 The PTA will sponsor a paper begin Tuesday, AuK- 2, in St. Philomena’s Church, 14th should turn left at the intersec­ and magazine drive on Aug. 1. tion of the Tepees and El DENVER 8, COLORADO These should be tied securely or and Detroit Street, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor William M. Rancho, on the road leading to boxed and brought to the school Higgins, pastor, announced this past week Evergreen. Save your lawn with SCUTL^ grounds before 9 a.m. The novena will end on the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stronach eve of the feast, Aug. 10. A High Pastry Donation Aske^ for Event Ang. 7 No guesswork. Proven over last six years and two children have moved to Mass will be celebrated on the as the answer to Crabgrass, also peps.up San Diego, Calif. Mrs. Stronach, feast Aug. 11. lawns by reducing turf damaging fungus. a member of St. Elizabeth’s Novena prayers .will be read St James' PTA Women Stroll over lawn with Scutl in spreader — canasta circle^ was given a fare­ after the two daily Masses and SEWER Crabgrass is doomed, good grasses made well party by the club. Those during the evening devotions present were Miss Elizabeth Reel-Rite better. Series of four doses needed. which begin at 7:30. All parish­ To Serve Picnic Supper SERVICE Pratt, Mmes. E. Forkner. E. ioners are asked to join in the Box, 2,000 sq ft—$2.75 Valdez, R. Nylander, and K. novena in honor of the patron (St. James’ Parish, Denver) Nygren, and Ken Hartkof, have FREE ESTIMATES Bag, 5,500 sq ft— 5.45 Beasley. saint of the parish. Many spirit­ A picnic supper will be arranged a series of games and Bag, 11,000 sq ft— 9.95 ual benefits will be granted to served by the women of the contests at the picnic for WRITTEN GUARANTEE CITY AND SUBURBAN PTA during the hours of the young and old alike. Prizes those who attend. Fast, Efficient Cleaning of All Household Drains parish picnic on Sunday, Aug. will be awarded to the winners SPREADERS Legal Notices Many Boy Scouts 7. All women of the parish, in each pvent. Activities will Sewers Cleared of Roots and All Other Obstructions — Summer lawn keep­ At Summer Camp whether directly contacted or begin about 3 o’clock. NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT ing a breeze with one of Several scouts of Boy Scout not, are asked to make a dona- All parishioners are urged THOROVGHLY — ELECTRICALLY these handy carts. Rub­ No. P-2587 Troop 124 of this parish have ation of one or more fruit pies, to arrange their schedule to ESTATE OF VACLAV KOLARIK, been attending summer camps. or a dozen or more cupcakes, Alpine 5-8746 339 Santa Fe Drive ber tires—$7,95 $12.85 DECEASED. for the supper. These dona­ be present at the picnic. The Notice ia hereby given that on the Explorer Scouts Jerry Van 30th day of August. 1955. 1 will present Woensel, George Pease, Pete Van tions shoula be brought to the children are especially invited. to the County Court of the City and Woensel, and John Savard Walsh Memorial Hall the day All former parishioners and County of Denver. Colorado, my accounti camped at Brainerd Lake for a of the picnic. friends of the parish are like­ for final settlement of the administra- Lorren Griffin and his com­ wise invited to be present. tiOD of said estate when and where all week and stopped to visit fellow persona in interest may appear and ob­ Explorers Tom Layden and Tom mittee, composed of Bill The car award will be made FIRST ject to them if they so desire. McConnell at Camp Tahosa. O’Shea, George Denny, Bill in the early evening. Electrical Contracting & Repairing LYBUSA WIGGINTON, Executrix FOR COMPLETE THOMAS L. FORD. Atty.. Tom Switzer took top honors 1700 £ . 6th Ave. on the rifle range at Camp Ta­ Published in Denver Catholic Register. hosa. Mack Switzer was awarded HARDWARE’ HOUSE WARES-GIFT WARES First publication July 21. I9SS Bl. Sacrament Boy Scouts lARL J.STROHMINGER Laat publication August 11, 1955 second place in scoutmaster rifling. _ lUctrlc Compauv 32 Broadway — PEarl 3-2940 NOTICE TO CREDITORS There will be a meeting of LIctnted und Bonded ESTATE OF BALTAZAR REYES all the contact coupiei of the Get Highest Camp Honor ZAVALA. DECEASED. Member National Electrical Contractors Ass’n. No. P-4163 Chrigtian Family Movement Notice is hereby given that on the Friday evening, July 29, in the (Blessed Sacramenti Parish, will remain in Tel Aviv, Israel, 1178 Stout St. AC. 2-5733 ADVRRTTSKMKHT 12th 9 day. of July, 1955. letters of home of Mr. and Mr>. William Denver) until his contract expires in six administration were issued to the under­ signed as Administrator of the above Burke, 3311 E. 12th Avenue. The 17 boys of Boy Scout months. named estate and ail persons having Mrs, J. P. Wasinger asks Troop 145 received the highest Patients in St. Joseph’s Hospi­ claims against said estate are required any women in the parish who rate given for camping, excellent, tal are W. Emmett Dolan, Her­ to Ale them for allowance in the County HAL HUDSON’S SERVICE Court of the City and County of Denver, are free to do so to please for their two weeks at Camp Ta­ bert Kempker, and A, S. Riesen- W. Ith At*, a Kalamath • UA. M T U ^lorado, within six months from said assist her in the repairing of hosa under the leader.ship of man. date or aaid claims will be forever books fo r the coming school Francis Weiser, outdoor chair­ Frea Pick-Up and Delivery barred. NoYenoot7:30 r ANDREW WYSOWATCKY. year. The women work in the man, and Robert E. Forness, Ex­ On Friday, July 29 Open Twenty-Four Hour* Administrator. school auditorium each morning plorer adviser, Post 145. First Publication July *21. 1955 at 10 a.m. Robert E, Forness, adviser, and On Friday, July 29, the per­ Last Publication August 18. 1955 petual novena in . honor of the GIRLS! GIRLS! (Published in the Catholic Register) Prayers were asked for the Kent Owen were elected to the Seriously ill: Mrs. Suzanne Wei- Brotherhood of the Arrow, a Boy Most Sacred Heart will begin at On Roller Skates NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION pert, Mrs. Frances Keefe, John Scout campers’ organization. This 7:30 with the recitetion of the • TO SELL REAL ESTATE To Give You • Sheilds, and Mrs. Helen Car­ is the second rank in the brother­ Rosary. The topic of the talk by No. P-2020 the Rev.'Anton J. Borer, S.M.B., IN THE COUNTY COURT in and for mack, mother of Sister Anselmo hood. Robert Forness is an offi­ Faster Service the City and County of Denver and of Mercy Hospital. cer of the order in the Denver will be “The Sacred Heart of Je ­ State of Colorado. sus in t h e Life of St. Gertrude IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Sister Agnes Therese an­ Area Council and John Steinbru- ner was elected to the Order of the Great.’’ The devotions will OF ERNEST L. WHITE, also known nounced that the kindergarten close with Benediction. as ERNEST LcROY WHITE and girls will wear school uniforms the Arrow. LeR. WHITE. Deceased. Members of Explorer Post 145 The People of the State of Colorado, to this year. Material and blouses Michael Mueller earned a n VIRGINIA WHITE, persons in inter­ may be purchased at downtown archery medal, and Dick Hughes will leave on Aug. 21 for a week’s est in said estate. Josiin’s. a promarksmanship medal. trip involving geological, geo­ GREETING: graphical, and historical studies You are hereby notified that on this Dick Galligan, A. D. Bader, Ed in Colorado. Father Borer, scout 24th day of June. A.D. 1955. Andrew Cahill, and Jim Thirkell finished Wysowateky. Administrator of said es­ chaplain, will lead the excursion. tate. presented to and filed in said court Nuns Finish Work the nature merit badge. Dick Gal- They will visit the Abbey of the his petition for the sale of certain real ligan, Bert Hughes, and Richard Holy Cross in Canon City, the estate belonging to said estate and sit­ Hughes earned cooking merit uate in the City and County of Denver State Penitentiary, and the Royal and State of Colorado, more fully de­ At Precious Blood badges at the water front. Gorge. Their itinerary will in­ scribed in said petition, reference to All these awards will be pre­ clude Leadville, Marble, Glen- which is hereby made. (Mogt Preclou* Blood Pari*h, sented to the boys at the regular wood Springs, and many other You are further notified to appear and Denver) answer or otherwise plead to said peti­ court of honor Friday, July 29. points of interest tion in writing on or before the 8th day The vacation school conducted The meeting will start with out­ of August, A.D. 1956. the day set for for the past four weeks by the door activities, including games the hearing thereof, or on or before the Daughters of Charity will come “ Sure Joe . . . I cart talk to you Without even leaving day to which such hearing may be ad­ and required items for the physi­ journed, or said petition will be taken to a close Friday, July 29. About cal fitness merit badge. ^ my workshop. We’ve hod on extra phone put in for confessed. 155 children attended the classes. Pastor Vacations ENGLEWOOD Given under my hand and the seal of The sisters will leave M day, said court at Denver, in the City and In Providence, R. I. here . . . costs us only 3 Or 4 cents o day.” County of Denver and State of Colorado, and a collection for them will this 24th day of June. A.D. 1955. be taken up at all the Masses The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Harold Heating Company LEONARD APPEL. next Sunday. V. Campbell, pastor, is spending Order a step-saving additional telephone today for Clerk of the County Court Sanrlni Entiri En|lfwo»4 ta4 Dinvir Am of .the City and County o t The latest figures in the his vacation with his two sisters any room in the house. Just call our Business Office Denver. Colorado. census taken by the sisters are in Providence, R. I., Mrs. Mary Authorized Lennox Dealer By Martin J . Finncrty. Sr. as follows: Total homes visited, C. White and Miss Eva Campbell. Furnacea & Air Conditioninf . Mountain States Telephone, Deputy Clerk 180; new families, 10; not at (Published in the Catholic Register) Sister Mary Gertrude of ALL MAKES FURNACES home, 40; non-Catholics, 125; First Publication June 30.1955 Mercyhurst College, Erie, Pa., INSTALLED, SERVICED Last Publication July 28. 1955 vacant, 5. who h a s been attending summer AND REPAIRED The census is now completed sessions at Loretto Heights Col­ and the final figures will be lege, will spend the next couple published later. of weeks at the home of her bro­ • Heating PAINT! New racks for literature have ther-in-law and sister, Mrs. • Air Conditioning been installed at the church Francis J . Hill. Mother Mary • Sheet Metal Work doors. These racks were donated Leona, also of Erie, Pa., will also w ese by Vince Boryla. be a guest of the Hills. Phone SU 1-4494 Father Robert Boyle, pastor Free Checkup & EatlmaU PAINT! Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Mc- I Restful, reclining coach j Check 150 lbs. of, of St. David’s Church in Chi­ Day and Nlfht Serrica Grayel, Jr., and daughters of seats ' ' baggage free cago, was a recent visitor at the 1065 W. Hampden Kansas City are visiting Mr. TrtublidPAST40 wKh GETTINC UP NWHTS rectory. ____ Frank Waters, Prop. [ H No weather worriei' McGrayel’s mother, Mrs, H. M. Comfortable Pullmans, Point in lACK, HIPS, LEGS ' IN THE COUNTY COURT PAINT! McGrayel. k ______■ * Standard berths or Tirtdnttt, LOSS OF VIGOR In *nd tor th« City «nd County of d E T No highway hozordi Dfnrtr *nd St*tc of Colorndo Miss Marion Schmitt of Palo private rooms No. P-285J If you are a vietim of theie tymp- Alto, Calif., is a guest at the r r p f Depart from and tom* then your troubles may be NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Leonard Burch home. PEST CONTROL traced to Glandular Inflammation. AND DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP Bhs • Blaek Widow Sfldtn • Mloa [ Z f Delicious Burlington Meals *— • arrive at downtown Glandular Inflammation is a con­ IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Mr. and Mrs. William Drink- Btdbifi • Clovonaitas* Ete. PAINT! OF WILLIAM C. SW EENEY, Decea*«d. ard and their three daughters of TERMINIX SERVICE stations stitutional disease and medicines Smooth, diesel-electric I that give temporary relief will not Notice i* hereby aiven thmt on the 6th Detroit are spending their vaca­ Tho Worid'i LarfOit T o n iiti Coatrol day of September, 1955, I will preaent ■" I power E T Convenient schedules remove the causes of your troubles. tion at the home of Mr. Drink- Neglect of Glandular Inflamma­ to the County Court of the City and Denver Pest Control tion often leads to premature County of Denver, Colorado, roy account* ard’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. J . J. senility, and incurable malignancy. for final aetUement of the adminiatration Drinkard. & Service Lab The past year men from 1,000 of aaid eatate when and where all iwr- Mrs. Arthur Powers, her A REAL BARGAIN Bona in intereat may appear and object 1452 S. B4*y Ge*. Liaekma communities have been successfully to them if they ao deaire. daughter Carol, and son Fred, Ask About Our Family Plan Fares PAINT! tseated here at the Excelsior In­ Notice ia alrc hereby given that th m have returned to their home at Call SP. 7-4673 stitute. They have found soothing haa been filed in aaid eatate a petition 2531 Birch Street, after an ab­ For FREE Estimates relief and a new zest In life. aaking for a judicial aacertainment and With the quolity paint you get ot TEXAS ZEPHYR TRAIN NO. 7 The Excelsior Institute, demoted determination of the heir* of auch de- sence of one and one-half years. University Park you also get to the treatment of diseases peculiar ceaaed, ami aetting forth that the namea, Mr. Powers, who has been con­ THE BEST IN LUGGAGE IV. DINVtR . 12.01 noon 7:20 p.m. / to older men by NON-SURGICAL addresaea and relatiotuhip of all persona, nected with the Point Four pro­ Of All Kindi . Methods, has a New F R E E BOOK who are or claim to be heirs of said gram, a U.S. government project, AR.fT. WORTH 6:00 a.m. 3:1S p.m., ^ v/ QUAUFIED ADVICE that tells how these troubles may deceased, so far as known to the be corrected by proven Nen- petitioner, are a* follows, to-wit: AR. DAUAS . M S a.m. 4:23 p.m., Sargicsl treatments. This book Iverne H. Eilenatine, adult, 4495 Teller Teaching Staff A COMPLETE LINE may prove of utmost importance in St., Wheatridge, Colorado, Daughter; AR. HOUSTON* ' 1:35 p.m. 9:00 p.m., V your.life. No.obligajion, Address John E. Sweeney, adult, 3135 Steele St., At Christ* King Denver, Colorado, Son; William C, **iO convsnisnf, cenn.cling ilrtomfintr COMPETITIVE PRICES Excelsior Institute, Dept. F1711 Sweeney, adult, 3460 W. 86th Ave., Den­ (Christ the King Perish, Denver) Eat. 1878 Excelsior Springs, Missouri ver, Colorado, ^ n : Clarence H. Sweeney, 1544 B'war adult, 2762 I.aurel Place, Southgate, Sisters of the Precious Blood V MONTHLY TERMS California, Son: Raymond J . Sweeney, assigned to Christ the King adult, 647 E. 49th Ave.. Denver, Colo­ School for the year 1955-56 are 6H enough Pelnt for your house^iniidt and out— • For Prompt rado, S o n H o ra c a L. Sweeney, adult, Sister Mary Juanita, principal; an oasy monthly lerma 5201 Franklin SL, Denver, Colorado, 4 Business or pleasure troveler, Son; James A. Sweentgr, adult, 647 Sister Mary John, Sister Mary RUG For a belter, longer-lasting paint-up job, use Ben- LAUNDRY & E, 49th Ave., Denver, Colorado, Son. Gasper, Sister Angela Therese, you'll agree that this is the most Accordingly, notice la also hereby given amin Moore Paints , . . they cost no more . . . they Sister Mary Elise, Sister Mary convenient, comfortable and that upon the date aforesaid, or the day Roselma, Sister Mary Judith, CLEANING DRY CLEANING to which the hearing may be continued, iook better longer. Sister Mary Evelyn, and Sister economical way to .gravel between the Court will proceed to receive and FREE UOTB PROOFING Service . . . Coll: hear proofs concerning the heir* of auch Martha Ann. FOR TOUR PAINTER . . . dcceaiaed. and, upon the proof* aubmitted, All Work Guaranteed Colorado and TexosI will enter a decree in aaid estate de­ FOR DO-IT-YOURSELF termining who are the heirs of such Bacon & Schramm Very Reasonable Prices TA. 5-6370 ‘deceased person, at which hearing all for informolion, rsssrvalioAs, ticksliL persona claiming to be heirs at law of Cooiposition Roofing auch deceased may appear and preaent Famous Rug & COLORADO & SOUTHERN RAILWAY University Pork Lumber Yard CASCADE their proofs. • 'Tile Roofing IVERNE H. EILENSTINE, Roof Repairing Furniture Cleaning Co. 1810 So. Josephine St. Phone PE 3-2435 Laundry & Dry Cleaners Administratrix. ^City TicWl Offic* “ t7th and Champa First Publication July 28, 1956 4020 Brifhton Blvd. TA. 5-6569 1532 Markat Last Publication August 26, 1965 Kfyiton. 4-1123 tPubllabed in th* Catholio Ragister) CH. 4-6563 » /

Thursday, July 28, 1955 Office, 9 3 8 Bannock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone,. ftEysfone 4-4205 rA6E NINE Amusements - Dining Annunciation Bazaar Slated for Aug. 5-7|Redemptorisls Traditionally... o favorite place for wedding Recreation (Annunciation Parish, Denver) of the parishioners is needed for Father Toumier is on his way to the success of the bazaar. Santa Fe, N. Mex., for assign­ .breakfasts* dinners and parties Plans for the forthcoming Father Frank Toumier of ment. To Note Feast .+ + + • + + bazaar to be held Aug. 5, 6, and Pittsfield, Mass., former student All are looking forward to 7, are rapidly shaping up. Com­ and classmate of Father William soeing their friends and fellow mittees have had their final Sievers at S t Thomas’ Seminary, paritbionert at the roast beef By Popular Demand meetings and are working hard recently ordained at the North dinner to be held in Hagns Of F o u n d e r on last minute preparations. American College in Rome, was Hail on Saturday, Aug. 6, in (St. Joseph’* Redemptorist All chairmen are asked to a guest at the rectory this week. connection with the bazaar. Parish, Denver) Private froups su­ contact Joe Klause at 3704 Wal­ Tuesday, Aug. 2, is the Feast BUFFET DINNERS of S t Alphonsus Liguori, the perbly acconunodated nut and give him the information founder of the Redemptorist Con­ in our individufiljcto-j Now Beios: Served Nitely, 5 to 9 concerning the size and location gregation. There will be a Sol­ of their booths. Mr. Klause is emn Mass on this day to com­ bg rooma./ the chairman of the grounds FEATURING SUCH DEUCACIES AS GOLDEN FRIED memorate this fea st Members committee and needs this in­ of the Archconfratemity of Our CHICKEN, ROAST TURKEY, SHRIMR CURRY, FRENCH formation immediately in order Mother of Perpetual Help can that the booths may be put up in PASTRIES, MARINATED HERRING, SPICED APRICOTS, gain a plenary indulgence on plenty of time. All committees PLUS DOZENS OP OTHER OUTSTANDING FOREIGN this day under the usual condi­ are reminded that they are ex­ tions. AND DOMESTIC DISHES. pected to decorate their own The officers of the Double 1600 OGDEN MAin 3-0177 booths. Ring Club met with the August Only ^ 2 . 2 5 Per Person Mrs. Youngblood, the chair­ committee July 25 to make prep­ man of the Altar and Rosary So- arations for the big social event 8PECUL CHILDREN’S PRICES city booth, asks for donations to be held on Aug. 20. The com­ for the booth. Articles such as ALSO SERVING TANTALIZING BREAKFASTS mittee will be announced later, fancywork are preferred. and also the type of entertain­ HOOVER'S RESTAURANT AND LUNCHEONS—WONDERFUL COCKTAILS Mrs. Smith, chairman of the ment scheduled for that night ’ 8TH AVE. AT ASH STREET Mutie for Listening and Dancing surprise package booth, requests The picnic and wiener roast donations of “knick-knacks” and which was held two weeks ago “what have you.” Also requested in the mountains was a huge ai'e any fancy ribbons and success. Almost 50 couples at­ Treat papers. These things are neces­ tend this affair. the Family to a sary for the success of the booths Father Willard Berberich. FIIEStDE CBCKTAIL lOURtE Delicious BAXtUET FACILITIES and the hazaar. The help of all N p W M n u n t a i n S h r in A Construction is under way on the C.SS.R., will be undergoing new m uuniain ^nrinu our sorrowful minor surgery this Thursday Dinner EH . s-: b»i ISIBB E. ColfAX Mother at Christ the King Parish in Evergreen. The concrete slabs morning, July 28, in Mercy Hos­ Former Pastors in the center of the picture will be covered with native rock and pital. This Sunday At rUoiDBOi Ccna Aopll FirUiil flagstone. A lifesized rieta and a large wooden cross will be erected Father Walter Karrer, C.SS.R. Serving from Noon in the shrine after the basic walls nave been completed. The me­ will conduct the week-end re­ till 8 P.M. Visit M t. Carmel morial shrine is partially sponsored by the Gold Star Mothers and treat at El Pomar in Colorado is situated near the highway on the Christ the King Parish grounds. Springs. Father Bernard Kra­ Weekdays 11 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, The Rev. Donald A. McMahon is pastor. mer, C.SS.R., will be helping out at Brighton; Father Charles Denver) - f + + + + (Closed Mondays) Recent visitors at the rectory, Buckley, C.SS.R., will be at Lit­ were two former pastors, the tleton; and Father Fred Mann, Good ,Food — Well Prepared •— Properly Served Rev. Gaetano del Brusco, O.S.M., C.SS.R., will be at St. Francis With or Without Reservationa EA. 2-2622 Evergreen Drive Workers de Sales* Church. Father Martin and the Rev. Alexis V. Croke, Georgia Monaghan Thrilling O.S.M. Berry, C.SS.R., is conducting a Marguerite Hoover The advisory board, consisting retreat in Colby, Kans. of the past presidents of the To Be Feted at Barbecue PTA and the present officers, Favor Received Serving Complete met in the home of Mrs. Carmen A subscriber of the Register Lombardi, president, to discuss Evergreen.— (Church of day, July 24. He also expressed wishes to publish thanks for a AMERICAN AND CHINESE $ j 0 0 Jie B IC Mile High Track! i plans for the coming year. Christ the King) — A total gratitude to all parishioners and favor received through prayers to DINNERS ...... I up The officers of the PTA were of $35,000 has been pledged friends for their generous re­ St. Jude Thaddeus, accompanied sponse and co-operation in this hostesses at a party given re toward the new $50,000 par­ by daily Communion and the cently for t h e workers who campaign. A barbecue will be Rosary. Luncheons...... I W A full eveolog of DENVER ' helped in the school drive, and ish hall, the pastor, the Rev. held Sunday, July 31, at the Packaged Dinners to Take Home eotertaiomeot! their wives. D. A. McMahon, announced Sun- church grounds for the men who EVERY NIGHT worked on this campaign. Call a Fuo, thrills, every race! Father McMahon invites all New China Cafe (EXCEPT SUN.) 7 : 3 0 the grade school children of Free Parkins: 4 p.m. til 10 p.m. Comer Wuhlnsrton and All Souls' Parishioners the parish to, a picnic to be £L Colfax or Emerson and E. Colfax Serrica Stationa PAM-MUTUEl WAGERING • AdaissiM 25< FREEParkiiE held at Echo Lake ^ug. 9. MAin 3-7171 Colfax of Clarkson Parents wishing their children M IL E H IG H K E N N E L C LU B , Colo. Bivd. at E. 62nd, DENVER CHEAPER RATES AL. 5-0766 No Liquor Schedule Picnic Aug. 7 to go are asked to call the t-WAT RADIO CLEAN NEW CAES rectory before this date so Englewood. — (All Souls’ Par­ The council of the Altar that rides will be provided for ish) — Final arrangements have Society will meet TueMlay, all. All children are asked to been made by the Men’s Club for Aug. 2, at 8 p.m. in the baie- the parish picnic to be held at bring their picnic lunches and ment of the rectory. they will be treated to ice WATCH THl PLAY IN TRIPLE A Our Lady of the Rockies Camp Mrs. Pat Kavan has been above Evergreen Sunday, Aug. cream and pop. Spaghetti Dinner Tonight named publicity chairman for the The new chairmen of all the The BEARS at Home vs. TOLEDO 7, at 1 p.m. All parishioners are Altar Society. invited to attend this social func­ circles are Mrs. J . J. Paterson, tion and become better ac­ A committee has been appointed Ave Maria; Mrs. J . Harrington, 8 to help plan and purchase the Starts at 5P.M. JULY 29-30-31 GAME TIME P.M. quainted. Mother Cabrini; Mrs. S. Gortych, SUNDAY 7:15 P.M. Each one is asked to hrin'g his necessary equipment needed for St. Jude’s; Mrs. A. Grlebling, the parish hall kitchen. The fol­ Sacred Heart; Mrs. L. Clark, S t Added Attraction Friday Nita own picnic basket lunch, al­ though refreshments will be sold lowing will serve on the commit­ Theresa’s; and'Mrs. A. Lambert tee: Mrs. Ann Castellano, chair Max Patkin tha Famout Baseball Clown on the picnic grounds. There will of Our Lady of Snows. They will ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ be games for the young and old. man; Elsie Weith, Margaret make up the nominating com­ Luizizer, Margaret Carroll, and The climax of the day will be a The Beat's vs. Charleston Mrs. Mary Foxhoven. mittee to meet with Father Mc­ softball game. Mahon Thursday, Aug. 4, at ST. CATHERINES Auff. 1-2-3 Those needing transportation Mrs. Henry Rosier was elected 8 p.m. to select a slate of offi­ to the picnic are asked to be at to fill the vacancy of chairman cers for the Altar and Rosary Game Time 8 p.m. the church grounds, 4900 S. left by the resignation of Mrs. Society for the ensuing year. This Double Header Aug. 1 Logan, by noon and cars will be Natili Molloy for St. Martha’s Circle. slate will be selected from the Game Time 6:30 p.m. provided. Directional signs to the former officers of all the circles. camp site will be posted outside The St. Monica and St. Cecilia The first Saturday of the Enjoy America's Favorite Pastime in Beautiful of Evergreen. Circles welcomed two new mem­ month has been selected as the Bears Stadium, Bring the Family, It’s Fun! The following are serving on bers, Mrs. Annie Buehl and Mrs, monthly Mass and Communion the e, , picnic,P committee; Herman Ben Flores. TICKETS ON SALE AT ALL BOX OFFICES day for the Altar and Rosary I DeVeligher, chairman; Ross Anyone having .nitable ar­ Society. Next month the date Graham, prizes; Roman Drent, ticles for the white elephant will be Aug. 6. sports; Clarence Hamm, radio booth, such as vases, dishes, equipment; Ray Thompson, chair­ Mrs. E. H. Malley returned to whatnots, ceramics, etc., is a Denver hospital for treatment man of the clean-up committee; asked to call SU. 9-029S or and Donald Aymani, refresh­ of complications that resulted Celebrate COLORADO DAY SU. 9-OlSS and the articles from surgery she underwent two ments. will be picked up. WEEKEND AT weeks ago. CENTENNIAL! By Pioneer Parishioner * •HTn-xasenj Season's BIGGEST m . Ciborium Given at Golden “The Kentuckian'*’ Golden.— (St. Joseph’s Parish) annual retreat In St. Thomas’ Burt Lucsster —Mrs. Julia Sutcliffe, pioneer Diua Isfoa Seminary, the following women member of the parish, recently of the parish cleaned the rec­ presented the church with a beau­ tory: Mmes. Hugh Beers, Paul W O LF BERG CiNEMAScOlT tiful ciborium in memory of her Kiklas, Cecil Flebbe, Bruce No- RACES PASS DH family, Mrs. Sutcliffe also re­ gues, Alfred Gallegos, John Opto Adults 65c cently disposed of her land in the Plank, Max Johnson, Theodore Saturday—July 30 Colorado Day—Aug. 1 6:30 P.M. H tA T P t Chlldrea under Maple Grove district to the Arch­ Sknr St Bilk 13 fm Krest, and William Wagenbach. £360 E. Erisi diocese of Denver for the estab­ Colorado Mile Colorado Handicap muey lishing of a new parish site in Mrs. Pertex Bediz, the former S10,000-added Purse Handt-Acratt-Bordtr Handicap MAIN FEATURE STARS that rapidly developing area. Anna Gargan, with her two sons, Msurcco O'Hsrs k AnUionr Quinn The Rev. Andrew E. W amick Joe and John, were recent visi­ feted the altar boys at an all tors in Golden while en route to ■ 10 RACES DAILY-Tues. thru Sat. POST TIME 1:30 '1300 W. Billnin day picnic at_£ldoradO Springs. their new home in Canada. They formerly resided in Tulsa, OUa. Admiiiion SOc — Thoviondi «f Fr** Cranditond Seals "THE FAR HBRIZBNS" Boys attending included Larry Chsrtnn Uestnn k Donns Seed Ruffe, Howard Bolitho, Tony Mr. and Mrs. Clem Lenhertz, PARI-MUTUELS • DAILY DOUBLES • QUINIELAS "OESTRY” long-time residents of the parish,; Andie Uurphr k JlsrI Blinensrd Manchego, Tom Stimmler, Rusty Keenan, Jim Wagenbach, Leon­ plan to move soon to Kansas City, ard Plank, Steve Plank, David where Lehneftz has been trans­ ferred. CENTENNIAL Rate Track "STRATEGIC AIR CBHMAND" Krest, T. J, Krest, Steve Bjork, Junes Slevirt k June AUrwn 9 MISES SOUTH of DENVER • HIGHWAY 8S pt LITTLETON Gary Bjork, Jim Kelley, Lar^ The last meeting of the year o f, "INTERRUPTED MELBDY" Earnhardt, Joe S t a r i k a , Bill S t Agnes’. Circle was held July Olenn Feed k Klesnor Puirr Yetzbacher, Steve Acers, and 20 in the home of Mrs. Hugh ■ W. 6tli A X lsIlD l Stephen Krest. In addition to Fa­ Beers in Wide Acres, Mrs. Ed 1 ther Warwick, the boys were ac­ Tait and Mrs. Alfred Gallegos "THE FAR HBRIZBNS" CUsrtno Heston k Donns Seed companied by Mr. and Mrs. Theo­ were assistant hostesses. dore Krest, Mrs. William Wagen­ Mrs. John Plank and Mrs. Wil­ BUY AT WHOLESALE bach, Mrs. John Plank, and Mrs. liam Wagenbach recently at­ Ham Dinner-Sun., July 31st, 2 p.m. Xtu re stars John Kelley. , tended a retreat at El Pomar in Usoreen O'Hsrs k Anthony Quinn While the pastor attended the Colorado Springs. ' • -1955 V-8 4-dr. BEL AIR CHEVROLET • DOWERED HOPE CHEST Now Playing at EL PATIO Ballroom • 6 BURTON DIXIE STREAMLINE SUN TAN CHAISE MERCHANDISE FOR Dominican Fathers • 12 LAMPS . TEA - COFFEE TABLES FOr X. The BILLY MAY ORCHESTRA • CAMFIELD TOASTERS — COFFEEMAKERS — TEAPOTS YOUR BAZAARS Franciscans' Hosts • ORIGINAL DERBY GAME (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) • FERRIS WHEEL — MERRY-GO-ROUND — LIVE PONIES On Thursday, Aug. 4, Feast of S t Dominic, the Franciscan July 2 8 ,2 9 ,3 0 and 31 Panda Bears— Fish Pond Fathers from St Elizabeth’s Church will be the guests of the Dominican Fathers and Merchandise— Carnival Dolls, Etc. will offer a Solemn Mass at thrf Dominican church in ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH honor of the sain t* 20 THRILL-PACKED RIDES The Mass will be at 8 a.m. 6621 E. 72nd Ave. (on U. S. 6) Derby, Colorado All the members of the parish Write for Free Catalog are invited to participate in the ceremonies honoring the patron of their church. . l i f e f e The friendship between the Franciscan and Dominican iSEJVKW Orders is traditional and stems WESTERN NOVELTY CO. from the personal friendship between S t Francis and St. XiffiEljE ^ Dominic, founders of the two This advertisement orders. 1729 Lawrence Denver Each year on the Feast of through the courtesy of St. Dominic the Franciscan ^ NNEIGHBORHOOD E I G H B zmiy viTAiE* TEc^coLaa, Fathers are guests of" the ««li GEORGE TOSIAS • ANOEU OAR IZ ■ PradixMd br iK k Rom • DuvelKl l>r Dominicans. On the Feast of MORTUARIES We Do Not Sell at Retail Shmbon • WnUMi loc lU Senn br HtMUt Shmbon and I«ck Roh^ ^ S t Francis, Oct. 4, the Now Dominican Fathers are feted DENHAM 18th at by the Sons of S t Francis, and 16th at Boulder • Speer at Shreman • E (jjlfax at Magnplia • Englewood (2775 So. Broadway) Showing! Calif. offer the Mass in his honor. Payments, Not Pledges, Measure Campaign Success /

FACE TEH Office, 938 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystono 4-4205 Thuriday, July 28, T955

^TC3iiia.ui«gnnmainmnimuatnii;miCTiiniitcity!4aww[iGB»gytiiiminngtarwwB!iMtaB;i!nBTO^ Rosary J k q i m A c a n t i n , ( P a a t . Harold J. Kel ly Mrs. Thomas F. Karr, Early Pioneer for WORLD PEACE JACK GALLAGHER, 43, of Denver,. Lovato: brother of Roberto, Juan, Buried After Of Crook Parish, Dies in Denver Home Each Sunday Afternoon A Requiem Mass was offered Friday, Frank, Victoriano, and Rosalia Lovato, July 22, in the Holy Ghost Church. Antonia and Esperans Reyes, Mrs. Ra­ 2, 3, and 4 Hackethal-Noonan Mortuary. Inter­ mon Garcia, and Mrs. Benjamin Quin­ Mrs. Thomas F. Karr, 82, of Mrs. M. J . McDonald, Martinez, ert Durrie of St. John’s Parish ment Mt. Olivet. tana. Requiem Mass was offered Mon­ 2735 E. Sixth Street, Denver, a Calif.; two sons, Edward F., Monday, July 26, in St. John the OPALOMA L. BUNTE, 48, of 218 day, July 26. in Sacred Heart Church. Leadville Mass Crook, and Donald M., Denver; Evangelist’s Church. Present in MOTHER CARRIIVI SHRINE Lookout View Drive, Golden. She was Trevino Mortuary. Military honors FL pioneer-founder of St. Peter’s Logan. and 13 grandchildren. the sanctuary were the Rt. Rev. the wife of Arnold S. Bunte: mother Funeral services for Harold of Mrs. M. L. Burkett of Albuquerque, GENEVIEVE KELLY, 80. 2751 Lari­ Parisji in Crook, Colo., died in The Rosary was recited for Monsignor Charles H. Qagus and N.Mex., Mrs. Jack Savage, Houston, mer Slreet. She was.the mother of Leo Kelly were held July 16 in her home Friday, July 22, after a Mrs. Karr Sunday, July 24, in the the Rev. Charles Jones of S t Tex., and Sharon Bunte, Golden. She Kelly: sister of Amelia A. Hague. Sol­ the Church of the Annunciation, Olinger Mortuary. A Requiem John’s. Interment was In Ster­ is also survived by five grandchildren. emn Requiem Mass is being sung Leadville. A Solemn Requiem long illness. Requiem High Mass- is being aung Thursday. July 28, at 9:16 a.m. in the Mass was sung by the Rev. Rob­ ling. Thursday, July 28, at 10 a.ro., in St. Sacred Heart Church. Trevino Mort­ Mass was offered by Father Ed­ Mrs. Karr was born Joanna Many really nc^ed glasses Joseph^ Church, Golden. Horan l(o rt- uary. Interment ML OHveL Mem­ ward L. Horgan, assisted by Fa­ Cullinan in Tremont, 111., OcL uary. Interment Mt. Olivet. bers of the Third Order of SL Francia thers William Ryan and George Father Patrick J. Phelan But having no standard to judge by except their own eyes, MARY HIRES. 88, of 24S0 16th are requested to attend. * Street. She was the wife of Glen JOSE M. ROBLES, 70, $184 Champa Spehar. They were assisted by they think they see well enough and let it go at that— not Hires; the mother of Sharon Hires; the Street. He was the husband of Trinidad the Annunciation Parish choir. sister of Carlo, Frank, James. Anthony, Robles: the father of Guadalupe, Joe. realizing that headaches and oftimes a let-down in physical and John Gariier: sistnr-in-law of Eva. Lugardo, Rogello. Ganzalo, Manuel, Pallbearers were Charles F. Chaplain of Orphanage health are often traceable to eye-strain which is constantly Martha, Violet, and Cassie Carrier and Paul, and Lola Robles, and of Mrs. Hopfinger, Michael Ryan, John of Mr. and Mrs. H. J . Strada. Solemn Manuel Mora, and Mrs. Jesus Gamica. Darajanovich, Frank Stevens, Jo­ stealing nervous energy from other organs of the body. Requiem Mass was offered Monday, The Rosary will be recited a t Trevino July 26, in St. Dominlc'a Church. Horan Mortuary Friday, July 29, at 8 p.m. seph McKee, and Harold Tholan. Mortuary. Interment Mt. Olivet. Requiem Mass will be offered a t 9:30 Burial was in S t Joseph’s Cem­ Buried in Puebo Rites MARGARET D. CHISHOLM, 78, of .m. Saturday. «7uly 30, in Our Lady of etery. 6 Guadalupe Church. Interment ML Oli- 2212 Monaco Parkway. She was the Harold J. Kelly was born Nov. SW IGERT BROS. mother of Kathleen Sehuessler of vcL Funeral services for the Rev. Patrick J, Phelan were Barksdale Air Ferce Base, La., and JAKOB LUTHY, 79, of 2926 S. 29, 1912, in Leadville, one of held in the chapel of Sacred Heart Home, Pueblo, July 1550 Cttlifornia O ptO tnCtP istS KEytlone 4-7651 A. J . Chisholm of Denver. A Requiem Downing Street. Requiem High M ats seven children of Edward George High Mass was offered Monday, July was offered Tuesday, July 26, in SL 22. Bishop Joseph C. Willging of Pueblo celebrated the 26, in St. John the Evangelist*! Church. Louis* Church, Englewood. Interment and Annetta Briardy Kelly. Belter Vision Good Service Boulevard Mortuary. Interment Mt. in Littleton. He attended St. Mary’s Grade burial liturgy for the aged priest who was chaplain of Olivet. ELIZABETH TROWBRIDGE. 88, of School and was graduated from the orphanage for 35 years until he retired in 1942 for for Every Age At Right Prices RUTH E. LILLEY, 61, of 766 S. 480 W. Alameda' StreeL She was the Clarkson Street. She was the mother sister of Katherine Ullrich, Rudolph Leadville High School and the reasons of health. GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED of Carlene Lilley; the sister of Harry and Albert Schrah, all of Denver; and Colorado State College of Edu­ Father Phelan died in Alexian Masters of ceremonies were and Grace Heberling and Carmel F. Lena Baumgartner. Baldwin Park, cation at Greeley, where he was Brothers’ Sanitarium in Nazianz, Kratzer, all of Denver. Requiem High Calif. She is also survived by several the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John J. Mass was offered Tuesday. July 26. in nieces and nephews. Requiem Mast a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Wis., where he had lived the Kelley and the Rev. Louis Stovik. SL Francis de Sales* Church. Boulevard was offered Wednesday. July 27. in the senior college honorary society. past few years. Previously he was Pallbearers were Fathers John Mortuary. Cathedral. Interment Mt. OHveL Mr. Kelly began his employ­ a patient in SL Anthony’s Hos­ A. T. THOMSON WANDA JEAN WILLIAMS. 22. of RICHARD AHERN Bergin, S .J.; Edward Vollmer, 8646 Lipan Street. She was the wife ment with the AS&R Company pital, S t Louis, from December, O.S.B.; Bernard Gillick, Clement of the late Charles H. 'Williams; the Richard Ahem. 75, of 4215 Federal Boulevard, died in his home Wednes­ in 1935, when he was graduated 1942, to about 1952. Firko, Maurice Gallagher, and MONUMENTS mother of Claude H. and Eugene M. Williams: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. day. July 20. from college and remained with Burial was in the cemetery of James McDevitL William H. Biles. Jr.;, the sister of Mr. Ahem was bora Aug. 4, 1879, in that company until his death. of Beauty Chicago. After moving to Omaha, Sacred Heart Home under the Rosary of the lay people was William H. Biles 111 and Alice Annette He held various office positions Biles, all of Denver. Requiem High Keb.» he came in 1906 to Denver, direction of the T. G. McCarthy recited at 7 :30 p.m. July 21 in Mass was offered Saturday, July 23, in where he remained until his death. with thjS company at the Arkan­ Funeral Home. A choir of priests Quality. In 1911, Mr. Ahem was married to the chapel of Sacred Heart Our Lady of Grace Church. Boulevard sas Valley plant, including that Mrs. Thomas F. Karr sang at the Mass, with the Rev. Mortuary. Interment Mt. Olivet. Anastacia Buckley in Omaha. He was Home. Distinction a member of SL Catherine'a Parish, of of assistant safety director, and Luis Baldonado, O.F-M., accom­ MARGARET MARTINEZ, of 671 Native of Ireland Galapago Street. She was the daugh­ the Union Pacific Old Timers* Club, in November of 1952 he was 28, 1872. In 1932, she moved panying. and of the Nocturnal Adoration Society. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Martinez; not E. AUnitda FL . S-7t7t He is survived by his wife, Anas- transferred to the federal plant with her family to Crook, and in Office of the Dead was recited Father Phelaij was horn In sister of Celestino Martinez, Denver; of the AS&R Company at Alton, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward tacia: four sons, Richard C.. with the 1954 to Denver. by the priests at 7 p.m. July 21. Kilgraggan, County Kilkenny, Jacques Brothers Martinez, Alamosa; and Mrs. Amelia Air Force in Tokyo, William F . and 111., as safety director. George, both of Denver; and John B. It was at Crook that Mrs. Karr The annual clergy retreat which Eire, March 7, 1877. He made Monuments of Distinction Marlines of Monte Vista. The Mass of of ThermopoHs. Wyo.; a daughter. Mrs. He became seriously ill in gained for herself her reputation took place in St. Thomas’ Sem­ his seminary studies in Mt. St. the Angels was offered Tuesday. July Msry G. Hickey of La Junta, Colo.; JERRY BREEN l June of this year at Alton and Mary’s, Baltimore, from 1898 to .Since 190S in One Location 26. in S Cajetan*s Church. Capitol and a brother, Jule of Denver. for zeial and unflagging energy inary, Denver, had to be shor­ Mortuary. Interment Ml OHveL The Rosary was. recited for Mr. returned to his home in Lead­ in helping, as a real apostle, to tened because of the funeral 1900 and in SL Francis’ Sem­ 28 E. 6th Ave. AL. 5-2019 MARY E. BROWN, of 1326 S. Florist Ahern at tho Boulevard Mortuary ville at 140 E. Eighth Street, establish the Catholic (Ihurch in rites. inary, Milwaukee, Wis., from Marion Street. She was the wife of Chapel, Friday, July 22. A Requiem Miles E. Brown. Requiem Mass is where he died July 14. 1900 to 1903. He was ordained High Mass was sung Saturday, July that area. In the 1920s, Crook Tht firms listsd htrt dtserva to being offered Thursday, July 28. at Officers of Moss 1004 15th Sl 23. in Sl Catherine’s Church. Inter­ was attended by the priests of a priest by Bishop Schweback in ba remembared when you ara dis­ 9:30 a.m. in St. Vincent de Paul's Leading Member of ment was in ML Olivet Cemetery. Sterling. The town was located Taking part in the Funeral SL Francis’ Seminary June 27, tributing your patronage to tha Church. Olinger Mortuary. Interment Knights of Columbus MAin 3-2279 Mt. Olivet. ARTHUR HARN 1903, for the Diocese of Lincoln. different lines of business. on the Union Pacific, midway be­ Mass were the RL Rev. Monsi­ JOHN W. GREENAN, 61, of Castle Arthur Ham, 63, a former rancher Mr. Kelly was a third degree tween Sterling and Julesburg. gnor A. J. Miller,' P.A., Vicar He came to the then Diocese Rock. He was the husband of Gertrude near Deer Trail. Colo., employed by the member of Leadville Council 681, M. Greenan; father of Dolores M. Bea­ Denver Water Department, was Being 30 miles from both Sterl­ General of the Pueblo Diocese, of Denver in September, 1903, man of Englewood: brother of Joseph stricken and died while a t work on a Knights of Columbus, in which ing and Julesburg, the Catholics assistant priest; the Rev; Thomas because of his health, which G. Greenan of Logansport. Ind. He is construction project near Littleton he served in all official posts Fitzgerald and the Rev. Louis never was robusL He far out-- also survived by three grandchildren. Thursday, July 21. of Crook found serious difficulty and as grand knight for two in attending Mass and providing Doherty, deaaons of honor; the lived his expectations regarding THi ONLY COAST TO COAST CARRIER! A Requiem High Mass is being offered Mr. Ham was bom June 10, 1892. years. He was also a member Thursday. July 28. at 9 a.m. in SL in Shelton. la., and was reared on religious instruction for their Rev. Daniel Gnidica, O.S.B., length of life. Louis* Church. Englewood. Olinger farms In Iowa and Kansas. In 1913, of the initiatory team of the THE Mortuary. Interment ML Olivet. children. Transportation in those deacon of the Mass; and the Rev. After serving in various par­ together with his mother, the late Mrs. Leadville Knights of Columbus days was not what it is now. Joseph Haller, S.J., subdeacon of MACK LOVATO, 26. of 3361 Law­ Elizabeth Harn, and his brothers and Council. He served as district ishes in the Diocese of Denrver, **Pioneer* rence StreeL He was the son of Mary sisters, he homesteaded near Deer Early Meetings the Mass. he was appointed chaplain of Trail. deputy of the Colorado State of He was married in 1932 to the Council of the Knights of Co­ With these difficulties in mind. + + + Pueblo’s orphanage in 1907. The Reservations Yet Open former Esther Thoms, who survives lumbus for one term. Father Charles H. Hagus (now remainder of his active priestly transcontinental him. He had lived in Littleton the life was spent in -this posL past five years. He was a Fourth Degree mem­ Monsignor Hagus) and Mrs. freight For Camp St. Malo Surviving besides Mrs. Ham are a ber of the Denver Assembly 539, Karr called several meetings of transportation daughter, Lorraine Lea Ham; two the few Catholic families of brothers. Herbert Harn of Portland. Knights of Columbus, and was Reservations can still be Crook and the countryside. Plans made for the last weeks at Ore., and Frank Ham of B ru sh; and also a member of the Chalice two sisters. Mrs. Agnes Tippin of Den­ Club. weje made to have Father Hagus DENVER-CHICAGO TRUCKING CO., INC. Camp St. Malo for Boys, which ver and Mrs. Grace Reagan- of Little­ He was a member of the visit Crook every month on will close the 1955 season on ton. Fraternal Order of Eagles. and weekdays sa that the families 2501 BUk« Denver KE. 4-7261 A u g4 1 4 ,’ hy calling MA. A Rosary was recited for Mr. Ham Sunday. July.24. Requiem Mass was held all chairs in that organiza­ might attend Mass, receive the 3-0233. offered Monday, July 25, in St. Mary's % tion and served two terms as sacraments, and have their chil­ The famous camp is situated Church. Littleton. Interment was in the Littleton cemetery. worthy president. dren instructed in their faith and Put4 your dollars to j at the foot of Mount Meeker, MRS. MARIE RYAN He served on the district com­ religious duties. near Allenspark, Colo. It fea­ Mrs. Marie Ryan of 620 K. Walnut mittee of the Boy Scouts of Mass was offered from time work whera they will I tures hiking, riding, and fish­ Street, Colorado Springs, died July 21 at a local hospital. Mrs. Ryan was America and was a cubmaster to time in the Reynolds home. H o t WatQT ing in one of Colorado's most bora Sept. 18, 1884,jin Almena, Nor­ or scoutmaster for more than On other occasions it was of­ work the hardest - . . j beautiful mountain settings, ton County. Kans. * Besides her husband, Michael Ryan, 15 years. He was one of three fered in a hall, but usually Mass earning a high rate of Rocky Mountain National she is survived by her mother. Mrs. individuals in this district who was said in the section house of a t it s B e s t Park. Dennis Picraux of Hugo: and a sister, received the Silver Beaver the U.P. Railroad, then occupied X interest. Seminarians . from St. Tho­ Mrs. Pearl Foley of Limon. 4 She was a member of St. Mary's award for his outstanding work by the Catholic family of B, K. mas* Seminary, Denver, are Parish and the Catholic Daughters of in scouting. Getz, now of Brighton. r§ij.i» apHsI ssi tstfIrS counselors. The camp w a s America (a charter member of C. D. Mr. Kelly was preceded in Since there were so few Cath­ •r%t S2S0M0M founded by the late Rt. Rev. of A .). Requiem High Mass was celebrated death by his parents and a olics in Crook, it was impossible Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti, July 23 in St. Mary’s Church. Burial brother, John. for them to assume the burden of and is known to tourists for its was in Pax Christ! Catholic Section of REPUBLIC,' Evergreen Cemetery. * Survivors include his brothers erecting a church. It was then beautiful ^‘chapel on the ro k" Edward J . and Dr, Vincent E. that Father Hagus and the Crook LOAN CO. • built of natural stone and Kelly of Leadville and Leo of Catholics, led by Mrs. Karr, ap­ named for St. Catherine of Biloxi, Miss.; two sisters, Cath­ plied to the Catholic Church Ex­ 1634 Glenorin • Denver, Cole. • Siena. erine K. Sjyer and Annetta tension Society for help. Bishop 8ttobrt«h«4 1925 Rev. Patrick J. Phelan g m w i Whole Town Aids O’Neal, both of Leadville; and Tihen seconded their appeal and 3 several nieces and nephews. in a short time a donation of Out-of-town relatives who at­ $1,000 came from the Extension tended the funeral services,were Society. Specialixing in Quality Plumbing and YOUR Littleton Parish Ellen and John Briardy of Vis­ The construction of a small Heating Repairs Loan Costs Less alia, Calif.: Mae Kelly and church was begun on ground When You Borrow George Kelly of Denver, and which had been purchased pre­ James Kelly of Casper, Wyo. viously. The donor of the $1,000 From In Holding Event SLATTERY & COMPANY Littleton.— (St. Mary’s Par­ named the church St. Peter’s. With the , completion of the ish)— Father ^ Frederick McCal- Wheatridge Parish > WHERE DENVER SHOPS WITH CONROENCB PLUMBING and HEATING I CITIZEIYS lin, pastor, was very pleased church, more Catholic families Picnic Set Aug. 7 came to Crook. The resident pas­ tOOVKTOVNeKEr»4>M4-2Ul CHEEKY CKEEK • 0E.I« 3455Sj I Loon Company with the wonderful co-operation CONTRACTORS that was given him by the mer­ Wheatridge. — (Sta. Peter tor today is the Rev. Charles JOHN J. CONNOR, Prciident = 1538 California and Paul’s Pariah)— The sum­ Salmon. ROBERT F. CONNOR. Vic. President chants, committee heads, all the s MA, 3-4959 workers, . and practically the mer picnic, planned for Aug. 1st Altar Society President 1726 MARKET STREET p R, B, Dillon, Prei. whole town of Littleton in mak­ 7 at Our Lady of the Rockies Mrs. Karr was the first presi­ PHONE MAIN 3-7127 or 3-7128 ing the parish festival a success. camp near Evergreen, will - —------—------—------— dent of th e. Altar and Rosary August White Sales Despite unfavorable weather feature a ball gam-h and games Society of St. Peter’s Church. conditions on Friday and Satur­ for all ages. Ice cream and She is survived by her husband, day, July 22 and 23, crowds pop will be furnished for the Thomas F .; two daughters, Mrs. , PUBLIC SALE OF Reaourcea Engineering, Corp., Grand 1 pc. galv. pip. were good, and more than 800 children. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT Jct„ Colo., 3 ctn. check vouchera. 1 bag briquettes George Radke, Elmhurst, 111., and BY Rice Lumber Co., O uny, Colo., 1 1 5 gal. can Dupont thinner adults and children were served THE DENVER A RIO GRANDE CB. rough rolled glass. a roast beef dinner on Saturday. WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY Rio Grande Courta, Del Norte, Colo., 1 ce. paint RIO GRANDE MOTOR WAY, INC. pkg. iron arrow aigna. 1 used 650 x 15 Lee tire The brief showers on Friday Riveraide S e r v 1 e e i, Farmington, slowed things down, and a lot Debt Reduction Drive 1 used 670 x IS U.S. Royal tire Notic. b b«r«by siv.n that The Dcn- N.H., 2 pkgs, checks or tickets, of people were obliged to leave Ter & Rio Grande Western Railroad S. 1 used 670 X 15 Mobil tire 1 Bgric. mowing mach. blada because of the heavy rain. On Company, and Rio Grande Motor Way, Sanchez, Feiion, Amalia, N.H., 3 Inc., common carriera ot freight and 1 ctn. heavy duty tread Sunday, July 24, the crowds atL barrela roofing cement, I ctn. Begins at Holy Family pauengera for hire, will aell the gooda brushea. 1 42 ‘x 30 tank plate came pouring in to ride the large and property hereinafter deaeribed at Stringham Furn. Co., Richfield, 1 bdl. 5 lengths 1" black pipe Ferris wheel and merry-go-round. (Holy Family Pariih, Denver) public auction to the higjiest bidder for Utah, 4 etna, furniture. ence of the De Paul Society ie cash at its salvage depot, 1571 13th Swan, Fay, Rifle, Colo.. 2 wdn. 1 ctn. 12 wooden handles The grand prize of $1,000 This week letters were mailed the largezt in memberthip in street, Denver, C^orado, commencing boxea, 2 wdn. barrel diabes, I box 1 ctn. toys worth of furniture of her choice to parishioners announcing the the Denver Particular Council at 9:30 o'clock a.m, Monday, August diahea, I trunk, 1 etn. pleasure chests annual Holy Family Parish drive 22, 1955, and continuing from day to T. from either Nickels-Hill or Ma and one of the first confer­ 1 ctn. modeling clay day until all of aald property, or tnffi- Treaaure Cove. Golondo Springe, jestic Furniture in Littleton was for debt reduction and building ences established in Denver. cient thereof, to pay chargee, la aold. Colo., 1 ctn. glassware. 1 mattress won by Mrs. Lois Garrison of improvements. The Holy Family section was Said property either haa not been ac­ Trower, Eleanor, Price. Utah, 2 duf­ 1 galv. tub fle baga, 7 boxea personal effects. 222 Sycamore Avenue, Littleton. The drive this year will he a aggregated to the society Jan. cepted, taken away and charges thereon 1 etn, sheet rock sealer paid by the consigneei or persons au­ subscription campaign with pay­ 31, 1916. NO MARKS 1 etn. light globes The second major prize, con thorized to receive the tame within sisting of a half of beef with ments to be made over a 15-week The parish De Paul men make ninety days after arrival at place of 1 urinal bowl 6 cs. sanitary pads period. At all Masses July ,24 1 pc. black fiber pip. free locker storage for a year, weekly visits to . Craig Colony, consignment, or has been left srith said 1 bdl. post hole diggers parishioners were asked to fill the JCRS Sanatorium, and St. eorapany to await shipment without any 2 ca. vanilla flavored syrup 1 ctn. stove pipe was won by Jack Ashcroft of shipping instructions being given or out pledge cards for the 15- Anthony’s Hospital, 'They also I bdl. alum, moulding 1 turn section for roller conveyor 358 Bemis Avenue,' Littleton. shipment being made for ninety days, week period. visit Sands Hoihe, SL Clara’s and has remained In posaeession of the 1 ctn. window abadea 1 mounted 100x 20 Firestoae truck The third major prize, a hope For Extra Income aforeeaid company, unclaimed for more 1 length 2 " black Iron pip. tire chest valued at $500, was won Orphanage, the Old Ladies’ than ninety daya from-the time of ar. 1 pc. channel iron 1" x 20' 1 ctn. baby baskets Some years ago, the yearly Home, and Mullen Home for by Donna Brachtenbach of 336 drive was substituted for a par­ rival at the pointa of conaignment or 2 10" pipe ^flanges 1 ctn. papeteries S. Lincoln Avenue, Littleton. Boys. Weekly meeting's of the from the time of iU delivery to aaid ish bazaar as a means of ad­ conference are held at 8 p.m. on poropany for ahipment I exhaust pipe 1 ctn. blankets Other prizes were awarded as 2 ctn. 700 X 18 heavy duty truck ded income. Father Forrest Monday evenings in the Horae 1 bdL moulding follows: Lawn chair, James L, All of aaid property nr as much tira tubes Allen, pastor, in explaining the Economics Department of the thereof ai may be necessary, will be 1 ctn, of base cove ' 1 ctn. Venetian blinds Lane of 760 S. Lincoln Avenue, drive, asked every wage earner high school. aold to pay freight, back chargee, stor­ 1 drum eoca-cola flavoring ayrup Littleton; power lawn mower, age,. handling and coat of removing I metal plate 1 etn. rubber dolla to pledge at least $1 a week for Circle Picnic Aug. 3 aamt to place of safc. 1 ctn. robber washers . 1 machine step Arthur R. DuFour of 1745 Shep- the 15 weeks of the campaign. The annual picnic for St. perd Street, Littleton; lawn um­ DENVER & RIO GRANDE 1 ctn, hand saws 1 etn. mugs Father Allen observed that many Rita’s Circle members will be WF.STERN RAILROAD COMPANY 1 ctn. saw blades 1 bdl. 6 castings brella with table and chairs. in the higher income brackets held in - Berkeley Park on RIO GRANDE MOTOR WAY, INC. 1 8” pipa valve cover 10 ctn. toilet preparations Miss Jerry Rush of Englewood; will want to subscribe a larger Wednesday, Aug. 3, beginning at L. F. DICKINSON. Shetland ponies, Charlie Garcia 1 ctn. garage door hangers 1 washing machine, used amount. 12 noon. The circle is affiliated Freight Claim AgcnL and Larry Sterling, both of Lit­ 1 ctn. alum, window frames 1 wringer The pariih indebtedneai, with the parish Altar and Rosary tleton; electric train, Joe So- B. 2 catwalks 1 washing machina cover the paitor revealed, ii now Society and aids the parish and brezscysk of Kiball, Neb.; Blnehill Dairy. Helper, UUh. 4 2 taeka pipe fittings 1 flag pole $68,000. In addition, Holy the altar group in improvement Mohawk Percale Sheets, ttalla, 2 bdla. pipe, I bag atall parta, 1 CB, Pond's Dry skin cream 1 ctn. akilleta Custom-ipude squaw dress, Family Parish is badly in need 1 ctn. paint projects. 1 ctn. Forest Tee A Gee Panel I pkg. K " Z5 ft. copper coil anU Mrs. Maurice Dunhaime of 315 of additional property for fu­ Bob’a Bay Service, Granby, Colo., 1 bdl. 5 pea. steel tubing ’A” x 20* tube Locust Street, Littleton; Infant ture development. All the 1 pkg. flaahing beacon light ■1 825 X 20 tire St. Bernodette's Club Buaby, H. W.. Bijena ViaU. Colo.. 1 cs. 12/24 oz. furniture polish 1 etn. blankets of Prague statue with liturgical money given in the drive -will Cases . . . great buys! 1 waahing machine. 1 3 pt. cultivator attachment part 1 pc. angle iron vestments. Miss Marie Bolis of be used for both purposes. Has Potluck Supper 1 bdL 3 pcs. galv. pip. 2 bdla. brooms *’ 429 Rapp Avenue, Littleton; C. 1 ctn. rubber goods Help Form Conference The SL Bernadette Club held! 1 bag implement parta Calco, Walaenburg, Colo., 1 ctn. toy 1 ctn. baby blankets outdoor barbecue grill, Frank Recently, members of the par­ a potluck supper July 24 at the: ElrpUnea. 1 ctn. plumbing fittings 2 ctn. tables L Gertig, 209 Rapp Avenue, ish conference of the St. Vincent home of Mrs. Margaret Marino,' 72x108 sheets, 2.69 90x108 sheets, 3.19 Cardibre, Felipe, Durango, Colo., 1 1 pump 1 710 X 16 whit* ildawall tubelesi Littleton; china doll, Mrs. Anna bundle bed apringa. tire de Paul Society aided Father 35th and Vallejo Street, Denver. 1 pc. 3 " black steel pipa M. Brooks, 186 N. Nevada Ave­ 1 etn. blankets John Doherty in establishing a The supper was held on the patio E. I ctn. calendar stands nue, Littleton; and bicycle, Mrs. Etier, E. V„ Denver, Colo., 4 pea. 1 700 X 17 Goodyear Nylon tira conference in St. Bernadette’s and the members all brought I pe- galv. pipe 1 ctn. tabla Loretta Greene, 5650 Bowles perional effeeta. Parish, Lakewood. Virgil Tout, guests. Father Thomas LaCascio, 81x108 sheets, 2.89 42x38 Vi cases, 69c 1 pc. IVa” galv. pipe 2 etna, air washer A blower comb. Avenue, Littleton. F. 1 ctn galv. mesh wire Cl.S.M., was a guesL 1 ctn. shot glasaea long active in the Holy Family Fallia Cuatom Madt Saddlea. Granby, 1 iron wrench Also, 500 shares of uranium De Paul group, is president of Cold., I pkg. fbahlng beacon R ght 1 2 'A gal. cream can 1 etn. cotton pants stock were awarded on each of 1 bdl. back pipe 2 table legs the conference in Lakewood. C. 1 box machine parts 2 castings the three evenings of the fes­ Aiding in the establishment of GOOD CLOTHES NEED Single script monogram added for only 20c Garfield, Wilbur L., Grand Junction, 1 pc. 3" pip. 1 bdl. steel rods tival. These were twice won by the new conference were John Colo., I box bed baae. 1 red handle 1 ctn. toys Mrs. Loretta Greene, 5650 NOT BE EXPENSIVE 1 ctn. novelties 1 roll wrapping paper Weakland, president of the Holy Nationally famous Mohawk quality . . . at unusually low H. 1 670 X 15 Gates lira 2 hub caps Bowles Avenue, and once by Family conference and one of prices! Fine combed white percale for long wear and that Helnlckl. Mary E„ Grand J e t , Colo., 1 sack machine parts 1 bdl. 2 ring! Mrs. L, E. Stone, 235 W. Alamo the vice presidents of the Partic­ THE It pea. peraonal affecta. 1 rod 1 710 X 15 Wards tir* Street, both in Littleton. 1 ca. ronatard 1 8 pc. grease set ular Council of Denver; Thomas feel of silken luxury . . . all first quality of course! And a O. 1 ca, paper towels 1 ctn. wood maebinlat handles The St. Francis of Assisi bird Reickenbaugh, vice president; ENGLISH a O'Connor. R. 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Catholic Resistance Respected c m M E B U T TRU Cardinal's Release Reveals Strength V Little-Kflown r Mts for Catholics E I REGISTORIA J Bt M. I. MURRAY Copyright. ItSi, N.C.W.C. 8«rTjM By Paul H. Hallett olic figures beyond the Iron liberty prevails in those lands Curtain. NO WELL-INFORMED per­ and that there is perfect ac­ INDIVIDUAL CATHOLICS cord between Catholics and son needs to be told to take in Iron-Curtain countries have, Communists. ST PCtCR WAS A MA(?(9lCO MAN, the vague accounts of Cardinal of course, sometimes bent in But no one thinks that these I UVING AT CAPEftNAOM VWH HiS WlW AHD^ Papacy, Guardian of Truth Mindszenty’s ^so-called "re­ MOTHER-IM-LAwr ip the face of Red propaganda. few Catholics are representa­ lease” with skepticism. Only last month the Holy Of­ tive of their nations. The very \(ivhon. (^ ist By Rev. J ohn B. E bel cating him, with his principal followers. Nevertheless, this report is fice condemned certain wTit- existence of a central teaching \ h c d e < i <^AfeVer) 'TH ER E IS A LESSO N in the life of St. THEN 'THERE WAS MONTANUS, not entirely devoid of signifi­ WHEN Hr •ings o f Catholics in Poland a n d disciplinary authority, Victor I (feast day July 2 8 ), who was the 13th who taught that theyChurch had no power to for­ cance for the free world. The and Hungary, which sought to such as all other denomina­ I give certain sins, such, as adultery, murder, and simple fact that the Reds create the impression at home tions lack, makes that impos­ louR lORO’s CALL successor of St. Peter in Rome, and reigned found it opportune to make and abroad that full religious sible. lip Fo llo w h im . as Pope 189-199. The lesson is this, that even in idolatry. Priscilla and Maximilla, two women of some gesture to influence that age, little more than 100 years after the debauched lives who had left their husbands, lent Western opinion proves the Result of Private Interpretation ij effectiveness of Catholic Ve- death of St. Peter, the first Pope, his successor in him ready support in denying the Church power sistance on both sides of the the Papacy was busily concerned with condemn­ in these" cases. They too were excommunicated. Iron Curtain. What other top Controversial Scriptures ing various heresies in order to preserve the doc- About the same time Tatian, a Syrian who religious leaders have been im­ uine of (lihrist in itj purity and entirety. was a Platonic philosopher, turned Gnostic and prisoned besides Catholics? Why should have it been There was 'Theodotus of Byzantium, a wealthy added several 'new errors, including the idea that thought desirable to "release” In Hands of the Sects leather merchant, who apostatized from the faith perpetual marriage was as evil as adultery. Victor Cardinals Stepinac and Mind- to save his life— and, we fear, his leather business likewise put a stop to his teaching. B y R e v . D a n i e l J . F l a h e r t y for the existence of so many Bzenty if the Church did not — in a persecution. Afterwards, to excuse him­ ONE CAN B U T IM AGINE in what a greatly influence Western THERE IS AN INTEREST­ controversial religious sects today. thinking? ING PAMPHLET on the mar­ self, he asserted that he had denied only a man, Jungle and morass of errors Christianity would TODAY THERE IS NO ket entitled Catholic Religion not God, and to back up his stand taught that now be entangled, were it not for the eternal I HAVE NO DESIRE to WHIM, fad, or fancy that Proved by the Protestant Bible, Me take credit away from the someone does not claim to Christ was a mere man, although endowed with watchfulness of the Papacy. Whether it is a moral courage of non-Catho- published by the Catholic Truth prove from the Bible; the re­ supernatural powers by the Holy Spirit. Having 'Theodotus, a Tatian, a Luther, or a Calvin, the Society of Portland, Ore. (G E R m N y) lic religionists in Eastern Eu­ sult of private interpretation. once set his course, he found he could not turn Papacy stands ever ready to rebuke in order to rope. There have doubtless Interesting it is in this, that ViN£YARO The truth is that no book in back, and drew many into his error. Pope Victor, preserve the true teachings of Christ in their been nameless thousands of in a Bible from which a num­ the world has been falsified, CHAP£L them who have suffered for ber of passages have been de­ distorted, misapplied one-tenth ISA however, brought him to a halt by excommuni­ entirety. Thank God for the Papacy! their faith in Red prisons and leted which Catholics have al­ so much as the Holy Scrip­ iMiqUE concentration camps. ways used to prove the truth tures. SCULPTURE] Betrayal of Slovakia to the Communists Cf CHRIST Ml But the top non-Catholic of their Church, it is still pos­ Some, like the early heretics, sible to prove undeniably that will try to prove from the Bible ^ IN THE 1)1 leaders in Russia— the Luth­ WINEPRESS eran Archbishops of Latvia the Catholic Church is the that Christ is only God and not 'Yearning to Breathe Free' and Estonia, the chairman of true one. man. Others, like t h e modem By Raymond Whitehead In 1941, the Slovaks joined and Communist agents Into the Council of Evangelical Beyond this point the pam­ Unitarians, will pretend to Our Lftov's a p p £armnc£ in tm s ow>eu Germany in the war against the mountains of Eastern Slo­ Baptists in Russia, to say noth­ phlet brings out clearly how prove from the Bible that CELEBRATION of the 10th OFSnjNT A n d r e a d e u e f r a t t e , Ro m e , on the Soviet Union, but did not vakia, far behind the German ing of the Orthodox Hierarchy Christ is only man and not God. anniversary of the founding of much damage has been done s— J a n u a r y 9 o, I8 4 0 t., c a u s e d w e conVe r &io N o f ddblare war or engage in com­ front lines. In August, the — have all been enlisted in the by the Protestant idea of pri­ Some denominations will the United Nations recalls the A Yo u n g jJ e E w . , -Al p h o n s e r a t is b o n n e , e o - fo u n d e r o f k; bat against any of the West­ Communists launched an up­ work of spreading hate and vate interpretation, and shows fain prove from the Bible that betrayal of Catholic Slovakia in the New Law Christ shared OUR LA D Y o f S io n o r d e r f o r th e s a l v a t io n o f JE W S . M to the diabolical power of ern powers. rising, but the Germans inter­ distrust for the West. This is definitely that this private in­ vened and squelched it. About true even of some non-Cath­ terpretation is the chief cause His priesthood with no one. Communism in the same year, During World War II, Benes Others would prove that in the Dante Rossetti Gets Mention Today 1945. • worked for the re-establish­ 80,000 innocent Slovaks, how­ New Law even the women are _ From the time of the forma­ ment of Czecho-Slovakia. As ever, were killed by the Reds. priests; hence t h e name pres­ tion of the unnatural nation early as 1943, said Dr. Joseph ON EASTER MORNING, The Denver Catholic Register byters or priests from which Catholicism in England of Czecho-Slovaxia after Mikus, former Slovak diplo­ 1945, the Soviet army “liber­ PresidcnL..„...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. “presbyterian” is derived. World War I, the Slovaks were mat, lawyer, and writer, be­ ated” the people. During the Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D., Litt.D., LL.D. One sect will think it proves continually forced to fight the fore the Select Committee on “liberation” 4,000 dishonored/ Managing Director---- Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. from th e Scriptures that Bap­ dominating acts of the Czechs Communist Aggression, Benes women in the city of Bratis­ Executive Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. tism is unnecessary for children And the Last Romantics to get equality in the affairs and Element Gottwald were lava alone had to go to the Associate Editors— Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Rev. but is necessary for adults. of government. conferring in Moscow on a hospital for examination, By F rank Morriss one family is remarkable, and Daniel Flaherty, M.A.; Linus Riordan, Ph.D.; Paul Hallett, Others will show that Baptism After the Munich confer­ detailed, plan to smash the re­ about 20,000 Slovaks, mostly must merit the world’s grati­ L ittD .; Jack Heher, B.A., Litt.D.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., is necessary for no one, that it A NEW BOOK (Bookmen's ence ceded the Sudetenland to sistance of the Slovaks. intellectuals, were sent to labor tude for parents that could Litt.M.; Ray Hutchinson, M.A.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A. is only a ceremony, an initia­ Bedlam ) remarks that the Germany and an important' AT THE SAME TIME, the camps in Russia, and tens of successfully nurture it tion such as when one joins a most famous "buried manu­ area of Slovakia to Hungary Slovak Communists, who thousands of inhabitants were Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. There can be seen in most lodge. script” was that placed by in 1938, President Eduard polled 10 per cent of the vote imprisoned. Thu Paptrty’ rinUd Entirely by Union Labor of Rossetti’s famous paintings RUSSELITES ASSERT Dante Gabriel Rossetti in the Benes resigned, and went to in 1938 and who were sup­ a beautiful, mature woman ■ At news of the Red advance, ■from the Bible that there is go­ grave of his young wife. Be London. His successor, Emil pressed in 1938, and a small with reddish golden hair. the Slovak government fled to Published Weekly by ing to be a millennium, a thou­ that true or not, the mention Hacha, believed that close co­ group of non-Communists met Heavy-lipped and heavy- Austria and surrendered to sand years when everyone will of Rossetti recalls one of the operation with Hitler was the secretly to form the revolu­ THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) lidded, generally in languor­ American troops. Pleas to pre­ get a second trial. Calvinists most unusual literary and art country’s only hope for sur­ tionary organization known as 938 Bannock Street, 1 movements in English history, ous pose, this is Elizabeth Sid- vent their being handed over would prove that a large part vival, and transition to the the Slovak National Council. to the Benes-Gottwald coalition G Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 P.O. Box 1620 of mankind does not even get the short-lived Pre-Raphaelite dall, Rossetti’s model. The poet New Order was swift. This council proposed a Brotherhood of Victorian and artist married her in I860. were futile. After a “trial” by a first trial, but is predestined THREATENED WITH the Czecho-Slovak Republic oper­ a “people’s court,” Monsignor times. She died two years later, and Subscription: to damnation irrespective of alternative of the partition of ating in close collaboration Tiso was hanged April 18, personal merits. The Brotherhood was the Rossetti, tortured by grief, her territory among Germany, $1.50 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. threw the manuscript of his with the Soviet Union. 1947, and the other members Mrs. Eddy asserted from the last (to date) sincere and Hungary, and Poland, or of Benes and Gottwald agreed poems into the open grave. of the Slovak government $2.00 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. same Bible that man is all soul, worth-while outburst of Ro­ falling under German adminis­ on three principles: Sovietiza- Friends prevailed upon the were sent to prison. Canada, $2.75 a year per subscription. the body is a delusion, and does manticism in England. Al­ tration, Slovakia voted on tion of administrations,, elimi­ poet to allow the manuscript not really exist. When one dies though none of its principal March 14, 1939, for independ­ nation of the conservative IN ACCORDANCE WITH h'oreign countries, including Philippines, $3.50 a year. to be disinterred in 1869, and he knows nothing; the soul figures was Catholic, it dealt ence. Four days earlier, the parties, and organization of the Benes - Gottwald agree­ which God gave Adam was only almost exclusively wi^i Cath­ the poems were published a Prague government had pro­ the- so-called National Front ment, the Slovak right-of-cen- •42 Thursday, July 28, 1955 air and nothing more. olic themes. The first paint­ year later. claimed martial law in Slo­ Government. ter political opposition, which IN ATTEMPTING to recap­ ing of Dante Gabriel Rossetti, vakia. At the head of the new From the early part of previously represented 44 out ALL THESE CLAIM to ture some of the wonderful for example, was “The Girl­ republic as first President 1944, ,t)ie Soviet partisan of a total of 58 seats in Par­ prove their version of Christi­ childlike faith of Medieval OFFlClALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER hood of Mary, Virgin,” ex­ was Monsignor Joseph Tiso, headquarters in Kiev had been liament, was liquidated. The anity from the Bible; all these hibited in London in 1849. times, Rossetti’s poetry often Pro-Soviet “Democrat” fac­ The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. are willing to swear that their intensely anti-Communist. pouring Red parachute troops VH confirm it as the official publication of the archdiocese. THE INTEREST of the purchased a false, exaggerated tions and the Reds agreed little handful is the only group mysticism and humanism. His Whatever appears in its columns over the signature of the Or­ Brotherhood in Catholic Science Has Mysteries, Too upon a 50-50 spoils system. that is right and that everyone poem, ‘The Blessed Damozel,” dinary or those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared themes was owing to the fact The Reds, consequently, raised else is wrong. All this because the movement turned to the for example, tells of a young their representation from the official. of the advent of private inter­ woman waiting impatiently We hop# The Register will be read in every home of the Medieval times of Dante for 1935 proportion of 10 per pretation concerning the one inspiration. There was not a and fretfully in heaven for a U. S. Scientist on Miracles cent to 50 per cent, and the archdiocese. same Bible. great deal of real interest in reunion with her fiance, who By Ray Hutchinson revised wheit we encounter the pro-Soviet “Democratic” fac­ We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste After viewing such a picture Catholic theology. But the is, still living. This poem, A PHYSIOLOGIST mystery of the Eucharist The tion from 13 to 50 per cent. in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of The is it any wonder that the movement definitely gained nevertheless, shows a delicate Register. addressed members of the union between Christ and the Although the “Democratic” Church always demands that new respect for things Cath­ and fresh appreciation for human soul in Communion is It URBAN J . VEHR, British and Canadian Medical Party received 62 per cent of she be the only official interpre­ olic among British intellectu­ many points of Catholic the­ more intimate than the union Jan. 29, 1942 • Archbishop of Denver ter of the Scriptures? For one Associations the other day in all votes in Slovakia in the als of Victoria’s time, and may ology — the Blessed Mother, Toronto, and gave them quite between a man and the food elections of May 26, 1946, truth demands one interpreter. have given real aid toward the saints, etc. It is false in After viewing the same picture a surprise. Instead of speaking .h^s eaten, yet neither and the Reds only 30 per cent, FORTY HOURS' DEVOTION conversion to Catholicism of many conclusions, *but it is on, say, the crystallinity lof the Christ nor the one who re­ the Communist Party’s actual is it any wonder that all Catho­ many who participated in psychologically superior to ceives Him is made one whit Archdiocese of Denver lics meet this demand of the living cell. Dr. John R. Bro- influence did not diminish at the Oxford Movement among other religious works of the beck discussed miracles and less himself, though the soul all, for the Marxists con­ WEEK OF JULY 31, NINTH SUNDAY Church and give thanks for it? Anglicans. . time. is made more holy and is as­ In its closing chapter th e the limits of scientific knowl­ trolled the important minis­ AFTER PENTECOST Despite their name, the Ros­ Rossetti’s poetry does not edge. similated in a special way into tries. Catholic Truth Society pam­ show the crass, even supersti­ Cripple Creek, St, Peter’s Church (Thirteen Hours’) settis were Anglicans. But If our universe is expanding Christ. Keenesburg, Holy Family Church (Thirteen H°“rs’) phlet sums up the evil of pri­ they were good and conscien­ tious interest in ghosts and UNDER THE PRETEXT of vate interpretation and brings at a phenomenal rate much Finally, by sanctifying grace having discovered a conspiracy tious churchgoers, unlike so haunted monasteries that the like an exploding sphere (as out the results that must ir­ “Gothic” works of the same our souls are really trans­ against the government in the piLISlkiii caiouu”^ many of the literary figures some scientists believe), so formed, renovated, and made 5 revocably follow: of then (and now). Dante and time do. Democratic Party, the Reds f i a d i o a n d . J U € too is our knowledge expand­ like-God. We are human yet— decided in September, 1947, "HERE ARE 10 CHIL- his sisten Christina, the most IT CAN BE GUESSED that ing. if Rossetti’s talent had been but God-like. Nothing of this to liquidate this party. Three DREN. Give them the same famous of the fam ily,. were Dr. Brobeck spoke a good is found in ordinary (oi;^xtra- KFEL-TV KFSC, Denver (Jiildren of an Italian poet and joined to the true faith, he deputies of the Catholic wing problem in arithmetic. Imagine deal about the uncertainty of ordinary) natural experience. liberal who came to England might have produced some of of the party were imprisoned, that each gives you a different hysical laws, a theory which And so, in considering the Channel 2 SACRED HEART PROGRAM because of political difficul­ the greatest religious poetry as well as 2,000 other Slovaks. answer. Of these 10 answers Py no means all philosophers or mystery of grace, we must re­ — Monday through Friday, you know that at least nine are ties. The father was an author- of all time. His mind, undis­ Instead of resisting, Joseph physicists accept, but the fact vamp our notions of the ex­ wrong. Perhaps also the tenth. ity on Dante, hence the liter­ ciplined and dreamy, was Lettrich, leader of the Slovak THE CHRISTOPHERS— Dra- 8:45 a.m.; Saturday, 7 remains that the nature of the tent to which a mere human “Here a r e 400 sects. Ask ary name of the son. nevertheless a rich source of Democratic Party, yielded to matic program of Rev. a.m.; Sunday, 7:15 a.m. physical world is not what it being can be transformed into them all to solve the problem: ANOTHER CHILD of this some of the most beautiful Red pressure. James Keller, M.M., with was once thought to be. a state of being-like-another, THE CHRISTOPHERS— Sun- ‘What does the Bible teach?' talented Italian was Maria lyrics of the 19th century. Relegated to a minority Hollywood stars— Wednes­ remaining all the same him- day, 7 a.m. Each gives you a different an­ Francesca, who eventually en­ He gave new importance to WE ARE HAVING to re­ position in November, 1947, day, 6:30-7 p.m. Aug. 3, selL “Tips for Teenagers.” KIMN, Denver swer. But you know that only tered an Anglican sisterhood. the wonder and mystery of vise much of our knowledge the Democratic Party gave in one can be correct. All the rest She, too, was a Dante expert. the universe. It is wonder and in scientific fields, because of ALL THIS SHOWS that to all arguments of the Com­ KOA, Denver SACRED HEART PROGRAM are wyong. There are a thou­ Still another child, William mystery that are at the heart the vast amount of new infor­ mysteries are not contradic­ munists, and failed to honor —Sunday, 7 a.m. sand wrong answers to every Michael, became a well-known of all great expression, and it mation being acquired every tions, or unreasonable. It is its promises to the Catholics, day. Seventy-five years ago CATHOLIC HOUR— Sunday, AVE MARIA HOUR— Sun- problem, but only o n e correct man of letters. Such a wealth is those qualities we unhappily a greaf mistake to think that who supported it against the reply.” of literary contribution from are out of touch with today. who would have thoqght giant by the virtue of faith we ac­ Reds. On Feb. 23, 1948, the 12 noon to 12:30. days, 7:30 a.m. air transports would carry cept something unreasonable. party was dissolved by the ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, FAMILY THEATER program hundreds of tons of cargo and Rather we assent to truths we Communists. 10.15 p.m. of Father Patrick Peyton, thousands of passengers could not otherwise know ex­ Two days later, Benes capit­ across continents? cept by faith in God’s telling us ulated to the Communists and C.S.C. — Saturday, 5:30 KBOL, Boulder Newton’s laws of motion that these mysteries are so. accepted t h e Gottwald-ap- p.m. were taught unreservedly in After we assent to mysteries pointed cabinet On Feb. 28, SACRED HEART PROGRAM KFKA, Greeley schools for more than 200 on God’s word for them, the an order was given *o purge ...the Best years— until Einstein modified mysteries exceed our capabil­ all parties .of “reapetionaries.” — Monday through Satur­ AVE MARIA HOUR— Sun­ the thinking of physicists about ities of comprehending. We As an aftermath of the blood­ day, 6:45 a.m. day. 12:30 p.m. these laws. Doubt has been cast can know only a tiny part of less coup, the other parties ( Drop a postcard to there gtatiom, telling them on the postulate that the cos­ their infinite depths. This re­ were eliminated, and the sheer you appreciate these programs.) way to enjoy mos is filled with “ether.” minds us that most of our Communist dictatorship fol­ ;1 T:::i :''i '•'r.iK’rniiM'r' . .t.iwnii. ■ .ri -i ,;f rn:;!- •: THERE ARE INSTANCES daily experience revolves lowed. in religion too, as Scheeben re­ around things we do not un­ BETRAYED BY Benes and a rainy day marks, where our ordinary no­ derstand and comprehend. For Lettrich, Slovakia groans be­ tions have to be revised, just instance, what is light? What neath the grinding heel of as in scientific matters. When is the strange force in space Communism. But the heroic Hear we encounter the mysteries of which impedes light’s passage? spirit of Monsignor Tiso a'nd our faith, we find our ordi­ FAITH ENABLES U5 to the other Slovak patriots will nary' notions quite inadequate assent to mysteries of our reli­ some day breathe life into a to cope with mysteries. gion, which are utterly reason­ new and vigorous independent A S K a n d LEARN Ordinarily every person we able. nation. know has but one nature; and Life is not always a picnic. every human being we know A Story of Sacrifice and Love KOA in daily experience is possessed When on unexpected "rainy doy" comes of only one person. But in the Trinity we must revise our Modern American Girl along, it's a cozy feeling to hove the finonciol understanding of the relation 10:15 "shelter" of a savings account at the between persons and nature, By Pat McKanna the.. Catholic Colored Clinic In Atlanta, Ga. In 1947 she was American Notional Bonk. Your account with for we. discover in God one BURIAL WAS IN PAKI­ EPERY SUNDAY EVENING nature possessed equally but STAN. sent to Pakistan. She worked us is a refuge from sudden need. We'll in different relations by three So ends the short obituary there 'tight years. 'Then she died. help your money earn more money, too. Persons. of Sister Mary Regina, a Medi­ Queationi on religion submitted by the radio O U R ORDINARY cal Mission Sister, who died at THE BARE FACTS of the audience answered on the archdiocesan broad­ Come in today. CONCEPTS of time and place the age of 35 after “suffering obituary can only suggest the cast. require that a given event eight months from cancer.” heroic sacrifices made by this Booklet on Catholic Church available free of happen at a certain relative The picture in the newspa­ young woman. First of all, cost to all inquirers. time and in a specific gieo- per is of a handsome young there was the sacrifice of ma­ graphic location. But the woman, the expression on her terial goods, of wifehood and WRITE TO Mass exceeds the restrictions 'Strong face an equal mixture motherhood, and of her own ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA of time and place. In every of intelligence and kindness. will when she made her vows Denver 2, Colorado Mass we have the same single One could imagine that she of pover^, chastity, and obe- sacrifice of Calvary presented would make a mark in the dience. 'There was the sacri- again, the sacrifice, in an un­ world no matter what she un­ fice of giving up home, family, MAin 3-5314 bloody manner, that Christ dertook, that she would have friends, and native land. There made once for all on a cross been equally capable as the was_ the day by day sacrifice just outside the city walls of mother of a large family, or of living in a strange land and Jerusalem about the year 29 ierhaps as the dean of a col­ a trying climate, of food and BANK THE AMERICAN WAY... A. 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Thuridoy, July 28, 1958 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-420S PAGE THIRTEEN Highlights of Southwest Area Parishes By B i l l K i l k e n n y counts 1,200 families, according to Plans are now being made at The construction of an addition the Rev. Matthias J. Blenkush, Mullen High School for construc­ to Sl Bernadette’s Church, Lake- pastor. Feature Award of All Saints' Festival tion o f a gynjnasium to replace wood, and fhe opening of the new Hoped for, in addition to a new the one that was destroyed by St. Rose of Lima &hool high­ school, are also a new church, con­ fire Nov. 8, 1954, according to light the progress this year of par­ vent, and rectory. Brother Ernest, F.S.C., principal ishes in the Southwest Denver High school and college facil­ Details of the projea, he said, area. ities are available to young South­ are not yet ready to be announced. Another major project, still in west Denverites in Mullen High the planning stage, is a Jesuit Now 210 Students School (for boys) and Loretto retreat house, the site for which Opened in 1932 as a high College (for women). is an 11-acre tract in the 2900 school for orphans, Mullen now block of S. Lowell Boulevard. Loretto Heights has an enroll­ counts only 30 homeless boys Parishes in the general area, in ment of 650 and a faculty of 60. among its 210 students. Regular addition to St. Bernadette’s and A residence hall to accommodate students were taken because there Sl Rose’s, ate All-Saints’, Pres­ 250 is being planned at the col­ is ample room for them and be­ entation, and St. Patrick’s, Fort lege, and other projects will in­ cause their tuition is needed to Logan. The total Qtholic popula­ clude a chapel, fine arts building, support the school. tion is about 4,300. and science hall Twenty boys, in addition to the 'The addition to St. Bernadette’s Founded in 1891 by the Sisters orphans, are boarders at the Church will double its seating ca­ of Loretto, the college occupies a school. 'The faculty includes eight pacity, to 450, according to the 105-acte site. Its structures include Christian Brothers, two laymen Rev. John J. Doherty, pastor. 'The an administration building, two who coach athletic teams and also A.wmxJ Joe Luby, owner of Luby the festival Sunday night and the winner need $86,000 project got under way residence halls, an activity build­ serve as teachers, and a bandmas­ uran(l Award at Chevrolet, hands fo Fa- hot be present. It is a fully equipped Delray last week. ing, and an art building. ter. sedan, two-toned in shades of ivory and red. Bonanzd Nights ther Harley Schmitt, pas­ 450 Pupils tor of All Saints’ Church, Luby Chevrolet earned the gratitude of the T Denver, the keys to the 1965 Chevrolet that will more than. 6,000 parishioners of All Saints’ for St. Bernadette’s School, which be the grand award at the All Saints’ Bonanza the co-operation and help in making the ne­ opened in September, 1953, with \ Nights Festival. gotiation possible. Bill Hammond is chairnian of the grand prize committee of the festival. an enrollment of about 160, will DINE OUT TONITE! The car will be awarded at the climax of have 450 pupils in seven grades next September. An eighth grade ( is planned for September, 1956. The Latin, « t * •• This smartly styled women’s NeeI » MO. * Swimming privileges at nearby be in charge of the booth on the Disi AComa 2*8597 the first to win several important awards. It is a lifetime awning shaver has many other fine fea­ various nights. Free coffee will Shavemaster for each night, Eldorado Springs are granted the QR'JtolMipAu^ l ONiieCe««i Q Deer and will keep All Saints' Church 15 degrees cooler. Its baked-on tures. It is small in size—no be served each night. with an electric egg cooker for enamel finish is the finest of any awning on the market. guests. larger than a compact. The Lady Tom and Gertrude Ward, own­ the second award Saturday night Installation at All Saints’ was negotiated by Vernon Bray, Jack Fowler, owner of El­ and a Sunbeam Mixmaster Jun­ TBuiUin^ Specialties, Inc. Sunbeam is easy to clean and ers of G & W Hardware, 2102 AoeeoL. who has been with the. company since March. He lives in the Brent­ dorado Springs Resort, has do­ is wonderful for use at home or S. Federal, have the booth ior for the second award Sunday 1810 Mork«t Str«*l • Dtnvtr 2, Colorado wood area with his wife and two sons. nated 50 swimming passes to the for traveling. It comes in a beau­ night enr___ The company also makes what is probably the only roll-type Thursday night and have do­ booth, divided into five awards tiful gift case which makes a nated a Lady Sunbeam Shave­ The booth will be unique, un- patio cover and the finest stationary patio cover on the market. of 10 passes each. handy storage container. master and a Sunbeam Iron­ uiual, and most interesting. 4 ^ G E FOURTEEN OffIee,'938BannecV Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursdoy, July 28, 1955

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