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Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. 1943 — Permission to Reproduce, Except on Five Denver Catholic Service Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Lt. Col. Henry F. Ford Men Dead or Missing in Action D E N V E R C A T H O L IC Recounts Experiences
Gold stars on parish honor rolls was a submarine crew member, op Hoskinson, both of Denver. His mark the names of five Denver erating in Pacific waters. was the first death from St-Cath service men recently reported dead A son of Mrs. Bertha Bowen, Of Service Abroad erine's parish in the present war. or missing in action. The men 1020 Kalamath, he was a convert. are: Earl E. Bowen, torpedoman’s His interest in Catholic doctrine Marine Pfc. Leonard Thompson, mate, third class; S. Sgt. J. J. was the outgrowth of companion killed in action on Tarawa, was a Gomez, Lt. (I. G.) Carl Burkhardt, ship with Catholic boys, and he graduate of S t Joseph’s high school Fed 120 Half-Starved Children in Naples for Marine Pfc. Ernest J. Maes, and was baptized in 1941, He was REGISTER and had been overseas almost two Marine Pfc. Leonard Thompson. married to Peggy Venrick, daugh The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Greatest Thrill in Unforgettable Tour Three other service men, John H. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gail Venrick, years. He served with a demolition Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Savoren, Sgt. Otis Cutlip, and Sgt. members of St. Francis de Sales’ squadron. He is survived by his sis Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. Carl P. Heimberg,. also have died. parish who live at 840 S. Clarkson ter, Mrs. Joanne Lowe, 2530 S. Of Foreign Duty Notices about them appear in the street, April 18, 1942. Since Aug Washington street, and two broth VOL. XXXIX. No. 31. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, MARCH 30,1944. $1 PER YEAR Requie.scant in Pace column on ust, 1942, he had been in the navy. ers, James J. Thompson, chief (By Rev. John Cavanagh) page to. Before entering the service he had According to a War department been employed by the Public^ Serv petty officer in the North Pacific, The highest ranking “ garbage” collector in the United message received by his wife, Mrs. ice company. Besides his wife, and Pvt. Edward W. Thompson, States army, Lt. Col. Henry F. Ford, returned to Denver who makes her home with her par Silver Wings From Fiance Abroad Peggy Yen rick Bowen, March 17, statione"S in Fort Knox, Ky. this week after two years of foreign service in England, Mr. Bowen, 22, died of injuries ents, and his mother, he is survived Marine Pfc. Ernest J. Maes, 20, received in the line of dutv. He by three sisters, Mrs. Edith Coats, died in the Mare island naval hos Africa, Sicily, and Italy. Father Ford, a priest of the Arch + -r + Mrs. Jackie Salaco, and Mrs. Virgie pital of wounds received in a South diocese of Denver, who has been a CCC chaplain and army Greer, and two brothers. Art and Fly Catholic Qirl Into Air-WACs Pacific battle. Funeral services officer since the summer of 1933, voluntarily and unoffici ; Ray Bowen, all of Denver. were held in Sacred Heart church, Since March 6, according to a Denver, Tuesday, .March 28, and ally assumed the job of feeding 120 orphans in two asylums War department message to his burial was in Mt. Olivet His fa (By Sgt. Charles Lehman) in Naples shortly after he arrived there several month.s ago. parents, Julio and Placida Gomez, ther, John I. Maes, 1023 26th A pair of silver wings sent from Her Qunner-Fiance^s Wings In order to secure provi.siohs for 3625 Inca street, S. Sgt. Gomez has street survives. Olinger service. “ somewhere in England’’ gave Jean ’R'csolaaky, 33, o f 1431 California sired, bcrausc army regula Air Colonel Grounded been missing in action over Ger the half-starved youngsters, whom Miss Jean Wesolasky all the in- tions prohibit civilian wearing o f C. I. equipment. Rut the young many. Young Gomez, 21, entered woman berame an .Air-WAC this week, and now, while her fiance, he had seen to be hungry after a the service April 29, 1943. He jeentive she needed to become an Sgt. CJarcncc 'Thomas, former Ixiwry armament student, u a tail gun visit to the homes conducted by lived in Longmont and attended I Air-WAC. They belonged to her ner on a B-24 (Liberator) somewhere in England, the new .Air-W’.AC the Sisters of St. Joseph and the e i n i s r i the junior high school there. His proudly holds her sweetheart's wings next to her heart, Sgt. Thomas (DUCffllS F I fiance, Sgt. Clarence Thomas, an Sisters of Mary, he conceived the family are members of Our Lady of aerial gunner with the Eighth air is pictured Below. Guadalupe parish, Denver, and in plan of salvaging the leftovers in force, who wrote that he was too clude, besides his parents, his sis the mess halls of the camp where busy going on bombing missions he was stationed. From then on ters, Veneida Esparza, Grace Her in a B-24 (Liberator) over Europe E nandez, Elsie, Mary, and Connie the “ kids” began to lose their sal to bother wearing the wings. low complexions and undernour Gomez. 07916211 Lt. Burkhardt was killed in a “ And you might keep them until ished appearance. bomber crash in the Southwest Pa II get back,’’ Sgt. Thomas added. Father Ford relates that the cific. A memorial Requiem High , The new Air-W.AC, a comely 33- task required the commandeering OP LOSi IE Mass, followed by absolution, was year-old restaurant cashier in Den of an army truck and the extraor sung for him in St. Catherine’s ver, left for WAC basic training dinary good ■will of several mes.>; A photographer who was trained church, Denver, W'ednesday, March The meeting of the North-Cen in Fort Des Moines, la., last week. sergeants. As a matter of fact the at Lowry Field, Denver, now a 29. He enlisted in the navy in tral Association of Colleges and One of 10 children reared on a soldiers co-operated to such an ex veteran of more than 125 camera August, 1935. Besides his moth Secondary Schools in Chicago small farm near Stephen, Minn., tent that it became customary for missions on speedy P-38 aircraft er, Mrs. Rose Burkhardt, 2611 March 22-25 and of the Midwest Pvt. Wesola.sky said she is the only the commissary to consider the or over both Japanese and Nazi ter W. 46th avenue, he is survived unit of the National Catholic Edu member of her immediate family phans a part of the camp person ritory, was grounded recently be hy his wife, Mrs. Margaret Burk now in uniform. nel when orders were placed for Earl E. Bowen cational a.s.sociation there March cause his commanding general "just hardt, and his two-year-old daugh 21 drew a number of Catholic edu “ My five brothers and four sis supplies. In the kitchens the cooks wouldn't let him go on another ter, Hobby Jean; a brother, Frank, cators from Colorado. These in ters are all farming now,’’ she estimated the amount of food neces mission.” Phoenix. Ariz.; and two sisters, cluded the Rev. Hubert Newell, said, “ and most of them are too sary for the soldiers, and regularly He is 33-year-old Col. Karl L. Mrs. Billie Keen and Mrs. C. J. superintendent of schools; the old for service. I wanted to join were heard to say: “ It will take Polifka, one of the air force’s top- Very Rev. John Flanagan, S.J., some branch of the service for a more than that if Chaplain Ford’s ranking reconnaissance pilots and and the Rev. Bernard Karst, SJ., long time, and, when Clarence sent orphans are to eat tonight. Better one of the most outstanding, stu K FEL to Broadcast president and principal of Regis me his wing.s, I got a lump in my peel another bushel of potatoes.” dents to be graduated from the de college and high school; Dr. Paul throat as big as a bullet— I knew Even more significant, and a mil partment of photography at Lowry Pro-Easter Musical Ketrick, president; Sister Francis right off that I wanted to back itary phenomenon, the men on KP| Field. Marie, regent, and Sister Fran- up Clarence as an Air-W.AC.’’ actually peeled the spuds with a Cof. Polifka. a Catholic, studied smile Program Saturday cetta, dean, all of Loretto Heights Sgt. Thomas, a Catholic boy at Lowry in 1940, and completed college; the Rt. Rev. Abbot Leon from Marshfield, Ore., was sta Asked what he considered the with honors the six months’ course A special pre-Easter musical ard Schwinn, O.S.B., of the Abbey tioned in Lowry Field until Octo neatest thrill he had while on that at that time was given pho program has been scheduled by school. Canon City; ber of la.st year. As a student in foreign duty. Chaplain Ford, who tographic officers. He was hailed, station KFEL, Denver, for this The Rev. Gregory Smith, pastor, the bombardment armament school has been through bombings and even then, as a "superb photo pi Saturday, April 1, at 2:15 p.m. and Sister Anna Joseph, principal, here, he trained for nine weeks in strafings, who was torpedoed at lot,” and one who was fully quali St. Francis de Sale.s’ school, Den sea, who witnessed the mangled fied to “command a photographic Numbers in the half-hour Mutual all phases of heavy bomber arma ver: Sister Mary Janet, principal. ment. bodies of wounded soldiers re-1 squadron.” program from Chicago will be Cathedral school; Sister M. Scho “ Clarence came into Denver on stored in base hospitals, who was| n ' u t lastics, principal, St. Joseph’s cited .by the First Regiment of t*Om W KOtOn, given by three choral groups, a his days off,’’ Pvt. Wesolasky said, school; the Rev. William Kelly, Zouaves, and who was a personal sisters’ choir, composed of nuns of “ and described the intensive course Lived in California superintendent, St. Mary's school, friend of the late Cardinal Hins- he was getting at Lowry. Because different orders in Chicago; the Colorado Springs; Sister Marie ley and preached in We.stminster Lowry records reveal the colonel he had already studied machine Caecilians, a young people’s group; Gratia, principal, Pueblo Catholic Fr. Schneider Cathedral, replied that the feeding was born Dec. 1, 1910, in Raton, N. and the men and boys’ choir of St. high; and Sister M. Sebastian of guns in aerial gunner school, he Mex., and that while in Denver he was a good student here, but it of the orphans gave him the most Philip Neri’s church. This is said Canon City. memorable experience of the whole lived with his wife at 501 Lafay to be the first time that such a The shrinking "world and the irked him " not to be in combat ri((ht Will Speak at ette. He listed his home-address as guess the army air war. It often required extreme in large group of nun-singers has problems created for the post-warl?"' \ V'^ •“ V" ^ genuity to maintain hi.s daily Watsonville, Calif. His father was S. Sgt. J. J. Gomez broadcast. period bv new forms of tVanspor-l I ” ' " / ’ “ scavenger hunt,” especially when born in .Austria and his mother in Ution constituted the subject of if . England said Catherine, Kans. He attended both towry training helped Legion’s Acies he attempted to include a “ bal an address by Dr. Paul Ketrick at « anced diet.” Sometimes, he says, the University of California and the Catholic Educational associa great deal when his guns jammed the University of Texas. in the air." a crate of oranges or apples or Solemn Holy Week Rites tion meeting. Speaking in the The Rev. John B. Schneider, some other item got mixed up with He received his flying instruc Palmer house. Dr. Ketrick stressed As a restaurant cashier. Pvt. O.P., a.s.sistant pastor of St. Domi the truck load of food, and on one tions at Randolph and Kelly Fields. the importance of the study of ge Wesolasky became well acquainted nic’s church, will deliver the ser occasion he was “ surprised” to dis Tex., and after leaving Lowrj’ ha(i ography as a means toward the es with many Denver .Air-WACs. She mon at the annual Legion of Mary cover in the orphanage a large box already logged over 1,150 flying Scheduled in Churches tablishment of a world economy was impressed with their serious acies to be held in the Denver of wieners. 'Before he could re hours to his credit. and toward the removal of mis ness, and said they seemed eager Cathedral this Sunday afternoon trieve them the children had put In 1942 as a captain he went to trust created by existing divisions to do everything they could to at 4 o’clock. Father Schneider has them beyond the possibility of sal- -^u-si'a'ia.wnere.\ustralia, where hene commandedrommanaeq theme Impressive Holy Week cere Bosetti, on Good Friday evening based upon false racial, political, help win the war. A devout Cath been one of legion’s most ardent vage ^ I first squadron of P-38s to be used monies will be held in the Cathedral at 7:30. or nationalistic grounds. olic, Pvt. Wesolasky .said that her supporters and his praesidium, for reconnaissance work. About a parents, Peter an(l Tillie Weso Mary Queen of the .Most Holy Father Ford declared that he year and a half ago, while on his and the Church of the Holy Ghost, Palm Sunday After ridiculing the claims of has a high regard for the enemy’s Denver. .Archbishop Urban J. Vehr The order of services in the geopoliticians that their new stud lasky, gave her encouragement to Rosary, is one of the most active way to Europe, Colonel Polifka join the Women's Army corps. in the entire archdiocese. power and ingenuity. The mining stopped in Denver to visit friends. will be present for many of the Cathedral is as follows: On Palm ies will create a perfect world or of the Anzio beach was just an Cathedral services, which will in Sunday the celebrant of the Sol der. the speaker predicted new “ Back on our small Minnesota In the ceremony of the acies, the As a result of his duties in Eu active members approach the other evidence of the thorough rope he is credited with doing much clude an oralorio by the famed emn Mass at 9:50 will be Mon air-bridges between the continents farm,” she said, “ the folks are ness of the Nazi machine, and signor Bosetti. Palms will be shrine of Our Blessed Mother, of the photo work on the Anzio Cathedral male choir, under the (TiirntoPage2— Column 2) (Turn to Page 2 — Column 2) confirmed reports carried in the blessed before the Ma.ss, the tradi where they recite their act of con beachhead, as well as supervising direction of .Monsignor .loseph J. daily press about the stiff opposi- tional palnuprocession will be held lArrhlnehop Sayt secration to the patroness of the the task of photographing Italy the Passion will be chanted, and legion. After this exercise Arch (TnmtoPageS — Column i ) from one end to the other. the palms will be distributed to I In Funeral Sermon; bishop Urban J. Vehr will address Conference of the congregation. Special Mission Donations the assembled legionaires. Tenebrae to Be Held Concluding the church portion of the program. Solemn Benediction Catholic Soldiers Anxious Priests to Be Tenebrae services ■will be held at 7 :30 Wednesday and Thursday Already More Than $3,000 milALlDEIIII of the Blessed Sacrament will be evenings, with the falso bordoni given. The Rev. Gregory Smith. choir of St. Thomas’ seminary, un- I pastor of St. Francis de Sales’ par- I ish, will be the celebrant. The Rev. For Articles of Devotion Held on May 11 ^ r the direction of the Rev. The missionary co-operation and districts without putting ani Thomas J. Barrett, C.M., chanting I Harley Schmitt, assistant at Bles- plan in the Archdiocese of Denver undue burden on any parish. EBEITIIISSTB the psalms and lamentations in the Ised Sacrament church, and the is achieving excellent results and Catholic soldiers of Lowry Field. I the soldier’s interests in sacra- The spring confeienco for the presence of Archbishop Urban J. The collection for this year has! I Rev. Bernard Kelly, assistant at priests (if the ajchdiocese will be is prai.sed both by atchdiocesan ! Holy Ghost church, will be the Denver, have an unusual interest mentals and religious publications Vehr. The speaker on Wednesday authorities and by mission groups, been taken up in nine parishes, in spiritual and religious matters held in Denver May 11. announces evening will be the Rev. Duane deacon and subdeacon, respectively. is a pretty good indication of his Archbishop Urban J. Vehr in a let reports the Rev. Gregory Smith, with reports received from seven.! The Very Rev. Joseph O’Heron, if their hunger for medals, scapu religious life in general. Theobald: on Thur.sday evening, director of the Home and Foreign lars, and religious literature is any ter to all priests. The clergy re the Rev. P'rcderick McCallin. More than $3,000 has been received pastor of St. I^ouis’ church, Engle “ Many boy.s arriving at Lowxy Mi.ssion society. Fifteen parishes wood, and the Rev. Anthony criterion. treat will be conducted .Inly 17-21. Holy Thuriday so far. Dates for the collection in F'ield have either lo.st or never The subject matter of the confer are now taking part in the plan, Weinzapfel, in charge of St. Pat A survey just completed on the had their scapular medals, rosary The Archbishop will be cele other parishes are yet to bo ar “ Sir Knight Herbert Fairall . . ence IS announced in the letter, through which donations from par rick’s church. Fort Logan, will be po.st shows what Lowry’s three | beads, and Missals,” Capt. Jerome brant of the Mass on Holy Thurs langed’. In one case’ the Bishop of which follows: ishes best able to give are allo the deacon.s of honor to the Most Catholic chaplains have done in an H. Ludder, Catholic chaplain of day at 9:30. Names of the pricst.s „ , ,. I, 01 devotion and kindnes.s,” de- cated equitably to mission orders a Southwestern mission diocese will Rev. Archbishop. extra-curricular manner since June Lowry No. 2, avers. "They show March 2-1, 1944. who will a.ssist in the consecration dared Archbi.
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HE SCirOULED may soon replace the Gibralters ships a moans of working toward he breathed his last farewell. Our Church today mourns the loss of and Singapores of the past, and what Maritain calls the social, po most sincere and deepest sympathy a representative Catholic gentle (Continued From Page One) cities in the interior of continents litical, and cultural transformation is extended to his stricken widow, man whose place is not easily sent the oratorio of Lorenzo Pe- will probably develop as seats of of the woWd.” good Mrs. Fairall; to his daughters filled. Ford & Mercury Service rosi, “ The Passion of Our Lord and their families, and to his son, We had often heard him speak transport or ports comparable to Dr. Ketrick’s paper was favoi> Large Part* Stock Jesus Christ According to St now serving overseas in the uni devotedly and feelingly of his dear the great harbor cities of former ably commented u ^ n before the Holy Week Heading Suggestions Nto* Skilled Ucchsiilce Mark,” a trilogy. The Cathedral form of his country. Under tragic wife and children. From the lovely years. Most important o f all, how educators by Dr. Waldemar Gu- vested male choir, accompanied by circu m stan ces. Almighty God ever, will be the training of citi rian, editor of the Review of Poli solidarity and mutual affection of SPLENDOR OF SORROW SWAYNE-WIMBUSH orchestra, will present the dra called him to his eternal reward. zens who may become conscious ties and professor in the Univer that Christian home life, a kind matic work in the sanctuary of the May his soul rest in the peace of 8S0 Bannock TA. 6113 of their responsibilities toward sity of Notre Dame. Other speak husband and father is called to his THREE-HOUR AGONY church. ,The part of the Christus the just and brave in life. new neighbors and international ers at the conference were Bishop real and permanent home with God. will be sung by Joseph O’Neil, and We pray that the good Lord who BOOKS Edwin V. O’Hara of Kansas City, the narrators will be C. Paul Har We cannot question the in scrutable ways of infinite Provi summoned him so suddenly will Serving Our Regular Complete Mp., who discussed “ Latin Ameri rington, baritone; Richard Hynes, STATION OF CROSS dence. Herb, as we affectionately pve to his sorrowing family His can Studies in . the Catholic Col tenor; and Kenneth Bruggeman, knew him, seemed destined to give divine strength to bear their heavyn lege;” the Rev. John LaFarge, SJ.; basso profundo. LEAFLETS the fruits of his mature experi cross with Christian fortitude and SUNDAY DINNER and Helen C. White, widely known The introduction to the trilogy ence, his energy, and his advice resignation to His Holy Will. His TRE ORE author. At the closing session of will be taken from DuBois’ "Sec STEWED CHICKEN the conference a paper by Arch for many years tf> all movements intercessory prayers at the throne or ond Last Word,” with duet by Mr. of God will shadow them with HOLY W EEK with bishop John T. McNicholas of Cin Hynes and Mr. Bruggeman, and of civic interest and Church affilia ROAST LOIN OF PORK tion. He was most unselfish in the blessings and graces until their Drtulnr 75 cinnati, dealing with proposed re chorus. The first intermezzo will MANUAL SOUP OE COCKTAIL visions of the Catholic school cur sacrifice of his time and talent to happy reunion in eternity. VEGETABLE POTATOES SALAD every project that promised well Oppo.ina Philoiophjei riculum, was presented. from Rossini’s “ Stabat Mater.” DESSERT A.VD DRINK 5 Other Entrees for the good of the country, our There are two diametrically op Soloist will be Richard Hynes. community, and his Church. I need posite philosophies of death, the Monsignor Bosetti fs the author of only mention his deep and peren one pagan, the other Christian. The Silver Wings Draw the special arrangement for ^he R e s t a u r a n t nial interest in the Community pagan philosophy denies the im choral1 singisinging of this work. The 61B 17TH 8T. Chest, of which he was president mortality of the soul, the life after J RIDES CiRRKE Girls, to Air-WACs second intermezzo will feature two years; his early espousal of death, and the existence of heaven 400 SEATS ORGAN MUSIC NO LIQUOR Rossini’s famed “ Inflammatus.” and hell. To it, the cold corpse is The soprano solo part will be sung the Blue Cross plan of hospitaliza (Continued From Page One) tion, his very active co-operation the end of man and all his striv by William Kuhlke, boy member ings. The materialistic and athe Headquarters for remote from things. They wrote of the Cathedral choir. in the various Red Cross drives, CHURCH his services on many state boards istic philosophy breeds a gener to me and said theyth were proud Archbishop Vehr will deliver the ARTICLES OF DEVOTION SHRADER'S of relief and countless other civic ation of civilizedized infidels, without of me because I joined up. There’s sermon after the second inter CHURCH FURNISHINGS undertakings. No local enterprise belief, without hope, and generally GOODS a nephew in the army and a mezzo. No seats will be reserved BOOKS FOR THE CATH- of moment seemed complete with without morals. Service Station brother-in-law in the navy, but the and there will be no admission OUC LAITY AND CLERGY HOUSE folks said I was doing service for charge, but an offering will be out his generous and active per In the Christian philosophy this 1st Ave. & Logan St, SP.9930 nine kids who couldn’t go. It taken to defray the 'expenses of sonal co-operation. Denver has lost normal life, long or short as it made me feel warm all over, and the production. A dress rehearsal a most estimable and self-sacrific may be, is a preparation for an ing citizen. 1636-38 Tremonl Street Plione TAbor 3789 MOBILGAS — OILS — GREASING happy.” of the oratorio for the nuns of the endless eternity. The human soul; When she left for basic training city will be held in Malo Memorial Church Indebted to Him is immortal, it shall never die. The last week, Jean carried her gunner- hall at 2 p.m. on Thursday. body consigned to the grave shall for We in the Church feel especially be again reunited to the .soul on fiance’s wings in her purse, along Holy Saturday indebted to Mr. Fairall for his un with his last letter from England Monsignor Bosetti will be the the day of the general judgment. failing interest in every Catholic Man’s real home is heaven. Earth PLAN YOUR Your telling about his combat missions. celebrant of the Holy Saturday activity these many years past. He CASH CAR Because of censorship there was services, which will begin at 8 ly existence is transient and tem shared unstintingly of his time and porary, being but a prelude, a test not much Sgt. Thomas could say. o’clock. After the blessing of the talent in every movement for the O’Meara Motor Co. But there was no censorship on new fire, the Paschal candle, and ing for eternity. God, the just advancement of his religion and Judge, will award each human life VICTORY GARDEN NOW Denver’s Largest Ford Dealer feelings of pride, and the Libera the Baptismal font, and the read the good of his Church. With an its just de.serts, judged by the tor tail-gunner told Jean he ing of the prophecies and the lit informed faith and ready elo THIS YEAR MORE THAN EVER ORDER 1314 ACOMA ST. - 1335 BROADWAY thought is was a swell idea that any, Solemn Mass coram archiep- standards of His law of the Gos quence, he stood like the rock of pels. We choo.se freely and make MAIN 3111 DENVER. COLO, she wanted to become an Air-WAC. ieeopo will begin approximately at Gibraltar in defense of that faith YOUR SEED EARLY. 9:30. our own eternal destiny by the life and thf presentation of its truths. we live on earth. In the language Confessions will be heard aft Practically every organization of ernoon and evening on Wednesday, of the Church, the day of the death our Church sought the guidance of the just man is in reality his ROCKY MOUNTAIN SEED 00. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. of his mature experience and Cathedral officials gave assurance birthday; he is. horn into the glory sound judgment, and to all of them and reward of God, his Creator. 1325 15TH ST. this week that the scaffolding now he gave of himself unsparingly. standing in the church will not in We reverently consign the mor May I express publicly to Mrs. tal remains of Mr. Fairall to its terfere with the Holy Week rites. Fairall my deep sense of personal Services in the Holy Ghost last resting place to await the day V/ church include the following; of the general resurrection. Pray V ’/ Holy Thursday — Holy Commu Almighty God for the happy repose nion distributed at 6:30, 7, and of his soul, that his time of pur Late Shipments . . . S/ 7:40; Mass and procession at 8; gation may be .shortened, and that • • noonday services at 12:10; eve he may enjoy eternal bliss. Eter ning services, 7:45. nal rest grant unto him, 0 Lord, \/• • Good Friday— Mass of the Pre and let perpetual light shine upon “ Upset the Apple Cart” him! sanctified, 8 o’clock; veneration of Hundreds of Coats -we expected last fall arrived just \/• • the cross; Tre Ore services, 12:30 Prominent Pallbearers \/ to 3:30 p.m.; singing by Holy Pallbearers included Walter Die a few weeks ago! Right at the time early spring and • m Ghost choir, with the Rev. Bernard ter, Oswald Benwell, Dr. Ranulph summer suits started coming in. Our “ Inventory” Kelly directing and Miss Wilma Hudston, Arthur R. Allen, William \/ was shot sky high—yet government restrictions de • 6 Gerspach at the organ; hymn, “ 0 McGlone, and Thomas Tynan. The mand that we hold it down to a certain figure. So the Vos Omne.s;” speaking on the honorary pallbearers were: Hon. \/ First Word of Christ from the James A. Farley, Governor John only thing left is to sell the coats to you at a reduc cross, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John (Our Lady of Mt. Carmol Pariah, C. Vivian, Ralph Carr, former tion— a saving so big that you wouldn’t think of R. Mulroy; Second Word, the Rev. Dahvar) Governor; Senator Joseph O’Ma ignoring it. And here it is . . . Hubert Newell; Third Word, the Relatives of Tony Canino of honey, William H. Adams, former Rev. Jerome Weinert; Fourth Denver have learned through the Governor; Mayor Ben Stapleton, Word, the Rev. Dr. Walter J. Red Cross that he is doing well Peter Jovanovitch, John Loiseau, Canavan; Fifth Word, the Rev. after being wounded in action in Senator Edwin C. Johnson, M. J. O’Fallon, Judge Joseph Walsh, OVERSTOCKED NTANGIBLES ar* thinQi that cannot b« touched Elmer Kolka; Sixth Word, the Italy. He entered service more I Rev. William Stackhouse, S.J.; than two years ago and has been Stanley Johnson, Frank Kirchhof, or giaaped. Boulevard Mortuary strivea to make Seventh Word, the Rev. John overseas a year and a half. His L. M. Purcell, John Toner, Joseph •very service a ministration to the living as well Cavanagh. mother, Mrs. Rose Canino, lives at Craven, William McNichols, Clar Good Friday evening services at 3347 Shoshone .street, and his ence Adams, James A. Marsh, Dr. CLEARANCE as a tribute to the departed . . . We assume every 7:45; reading of the Passion, Sta wife, Mrs. Dorothy Canino, at J. J. O’Neil, Thomas Nevin, Joseph responsibility and make one charge to cover alL tions of the Cross, veneration of 4036 Lipan. Dryer, Chief John Healy, George the cros.s. Begole, Roy Davis, William Dolan, Your selection determines the cost. You can safely The board of directors of the Fred Orman, Bernard Carraher, Holy Saturday— Blessing of the Holy Name society will meet on put your trust in Boulevard. Easter fire, reading of the prophe Thomas Dines, David Jacobs, Dr. Friday, March 31, at 8 p.m. in the Edward Delahanty, William Roche, TOPCOATS cies, blessing of baptismal water, rectory. 7 a.m.; High Mass, 9 a.m.; Holy John Morrissey, Alexius Gargan, Communion given at this Mass; The members of the Ushers’ William S. Ward, Earl Kouns, Confessions Saturday afternoon club will receive Communion in a Luke Kavanagh, Judge Robert O'COATS BOULEVARD and evening, 3 to 6 and 7:30 to body Sunday, April 2, in the 7 ;30 Steele, Patrick Dolan, Maurice 10 p.m. Mass. ^ Hickey, Richard Ryan, John J. i n w t c On Friday, March 31, the Feast Ryan, John Sullivan, Guy T. Jus of Our Lady of Sorrows, Masses tice, W. W. Grant, David Harlem, will be held at 6, 7, and 8 o’clock. Isadorc Samuels, George Bradley, MRS. IAS. P. McCOKATT FEDERAL at NO. SPEER A Solemn .Ma.ss will be celebrated John Chucovich, Frank R. Jami ,F at 9 o’clock. Confes.sions will be son, George J. Bucher, Ray M. heard on Thursday afternoon and Morris, Paul A. Holland, and John evening. Akolt. The regular meeting of the It was disclosed Wednesday, COlLECTim FOB Alumnae stub will be held Friday, March 29, that Sir Knight Fairall \fari^K *ot Q r. m in March 31, at 8 p.m. in the school left an estate of $50,000. He had hall. no will. Half of his estate will go The Children of Mary sodality to his widow, Mrs. Tusella Fairall, will receive Communion in a body 1345 Race street, and one-eighth iPHS' ilF Sunday, April 2, in the 8 o’clock to each of his four children: Mrs. | Famous Labels. . . Mass. Betty R. Tierney, Mrs. Eleanor (Continued From Page One) Beginning Sunday, April 2, and Fairall How; Mrs. Dorothy M. Famous Fabrics! tion being met both in the beach continuing throughout the sum Griffin, an^ Lt. Herbert C. Fair- head and in Ca.ssino. mer months, Masses will be at 6, all, on duty with the marines in Imagine Saving a Third on Before he left Africa, he said, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 12 o'clock noon. the South Pacific. such well-known fabrics as he was invited by native friends to The children's Mass will be at 8 genuine Worumbos, Camel Cheese Specials return after the war for a visit. o’clock. Hair, Coverts. Kamelaras, “ I am sorry but that is the last The following marriages took Three Colorado Men Reh-Pasha, Kashalla, Im at Miller’s 15th & Lawrence Store Only— time they will ever see me again place in the past month; Miss ported Tweeds and Im in Africa. They can give that Gladys Cantu of San Antonio, Are to Be Ordained ported Irish Fleeces. All country back to the Arabs with my Tex., was married to Carmen sizes — regulars, longs, blessing.’’ One interesting item Aillo of the army. Witnesses were shorts and stouts. Full Cream brought to light v.as the robbing Gertrude Tolve and George Mun- (Continued F'rom Page One) of graves by the native.s. The dy. Miss Antoinette De Nuzzi, philosophy. Mr. Kelly was then $5 Holds ’HI LONGHORN Wisconsin, lb. 38 bodies of Allied and other soldiers daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Andrew sent to St. John’s college, Belize, were dug out of graves and robbed De Nuzzi, was married to George Briti.sh Hondura.s, for his first I of clothe.s. To discourage the prac- Severino of the navy. Witnesses teaching assignment. Ill health November 1st I tice the English mined the graves, were Mary Russomanno a n d forced him to return to the United I and a considerable number of Michael Tate. Antoinette Gar- States in the spring of 1939. A Regularly $23.85— thieves were blown to bits. gara was married to James De- year in Regis high school, Denver, Noiv .‘J1 5 .9 0 Air attacks in the beginning Colaianni. Witnesses were Mr. and a final year in St. Louis uni LONGHORN 3 2 ° were terrifying, the priest de and Mrs. Angelo Massaro. versity high school completed his Regularly $29.85— clared, but eventually the soldiery Baptisms in the week included teaching regency. In 1941 he went Now $ 1 9 .0 0 was more annoyed by the anti-air those of Vincent Joseph Riggs, son to the theologate in St. Marys, craft barrages than by the Stukas. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riggs, Kans. Regularly $35.85— He said that early in his sojourn in mth Frances and Joseph Lebfrom Now $ 2 3 .9 0 AMPRIPAN c North Africa, together with all as sponsors; and Richard Leo Ke- H I V I C n l u H I l Piece, lb...... H 1 others, he would run for shelter blusck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Er A SULPHUR SPRINGS Regularly $51.85— when the raiders came over. Be nest Keblusck, with Angela Croce Now $ 2 7 .9 0 fore he left, however, they were as sponsor. IN YOUR BATHROOM merely an irritation. “ What was The St. Philomena study club FOR ONLY $1.00 Regularly $56.85— the sense in running? I did not will meet in the home of Mrs. Now $ 3 1 .2 5 Della Laconte on Friday, March Itchins, Burninir Skin pMline, E<- RDIFDFNTFR.. A 1 c know where the bombs were go »m «-lik t R«ih, Skin Biotchc*. mint m ilkU b llfa tll lb...... ■ t 1 ing to land. The falling bombs 31, at 1 p.m. fomu of Aent. RInrtronn or Athiett’t Regularly $52.85— made a whistling noise that fright Holy Week services will be as Foot? Many of Uiott dteordtn m«r b« Now $ 3 5 .2 5 ened us when we were still m en . follows: ■lut to lurfaet, non-tyitcmie Skin Trou- bltt. After a while we learned that it Palm Sunday— 10 o'clock, Sol Thouttndt of ptopie t n t t l many Regularly $59.85— was when they stopped whistling emn Mass, blessing of palms, and miltt to a Hot Suiphur Springi for tha Now $ 3 9 .9 0 Q\A/IQC that we had reason tb fear.” Passion. btntAcial efftcU of auiphur water on Rheumatiam. ArtbritU. Stiff Jointa, Sort One of the comedy incidents Wednesday— Confessions from MuiciM, and many other aiimenta. Regularly $75.85— w I f 1 U U Eye, Center Cuts, lb...... UU 10 to 12 a.m., from 2 to 6, and that gave relief to an otherwise Now DOCTOR BABCOCK’S Now $ 4 9 .9 0 ominous trip came en rojite to from 7:30 on. Italy. Two nurses were seated Holy Thursday — Holy Com SULPHIDE SOLUTION Bringa « HOT SULPHUR BATH to across the table from him when “ a munion at 6, 6:30, 7, 7:30, and Special 90-DAY-PAY Your Own Homel mighty wave hit the ship. A grand 8 a.m. Solemn Mass and proces . A Third Down— Balance in piano went flying down the room, sion to the repository at 9 o’clock. 8 Sulphur Baths MAY-JUNfE-JULY GOLD-N-RICH a 47 people were tossed all over the Sermon on the Passion and pray For Only $1.00 ers at 7:30 p.m. place, and one oi the* nurses was On Salt in Den ear at— flipp^ in a perfect arch over the Good Friday— From 6 to 8 a.m., DENVER DRY GOODS CO. table and landed in a chair, which adoration. Passion, veneration of EARNEST DRUG CO. withstood the shock.” the cross, and Solemn Mass of the HOWARD DRUG STORE (Aurora) When You Are THE MAY COMPANY Father Ford, who is making his Presanctified with procession from ■ WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES E«TTKELL ’ 8 residence in the Holy Ghost rec the repository, beginning at 8 PENCOL DRUG STORE Downtown tory, is now on a three-week leave. o’clock. Perpetual novena to Our REPUBLIC DRUG STORES TBJON DRUG CO. t h f .Mail's Stare-621 sixteenth st. Visit Denver’s No. 1 Cheese millER'S He will leave Denver for the chap Sorrowful Mother at 3 p.m. De- U. 8 . DRUG • SALES CO. lains’ school in Harvard university solata novena with choir service WALGREEN DRUG STORES Headquarters at Miller’s 15th on Holy Saturday, and will de at 7:30 p.m. OLEEN CITY and Lawrence Super Market! liver a series of lectures to the Holy Saturday— 7 a.m., blessing LABORATORIES, Inc. chaplain-students before being as of the fire, Paschal candle, etc., Halt Or^ara Bant PfMtpaid. $1.8# SUPER m BRKETSl signed to a post in' the United and High Mass. Confessions from Flat Iron Balldinr. Danrer S. Colorado BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY States. 2 to 6 and 7:30 p.m. on.
J Thursday, March 30, 1944 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystonp 4205 PAGE THREE
...... near Denver, these davs b Fitzfimoiu hotpital, : RICHARD Sole Catholic Chaplain Henryr Sutton, C.SS.R., who it serving hundreds o f L. HANEY Sckdiile Giveii patients and dutr personnel. That hit work U effective is attested by the large numbers attending the various services. Below, Father Sutton is shown giving Communion in the 8 o'clock Mass Sunday morning Mam bar ia the post chapel.— (Official army photo from public relations office, Fitisimons general hospital) CATHEDRAL PROTECTION ' For Holy Week PARISH k^udden bereavement often' finds a family (Loyola Parish, Denver) unprepared to meet the financial burden that Palma will be bleased before the 8:30 Mass, and will be distributed must be assumed. Olinger’s Future Need after the 8:30, 10:30, and 12 Plan is the thoughtful, sensible arrangement o’clock Masses Sunday, April 2. Other Holy Week services in . . . it protects every member of your family, Loyola church will be as follows: Wednesday, Confessions, 3:30 to regardless of age • • . for only a few cents a 6 and 7:30 to 9; Way of the Cross, 7:30; Holy Thursday, Communion, LEE C. HANEY AND §OIY day. For helpful counsel on Olinger’s Future 6:30, 7, and 7:15, with High Mass Exclusive Optometrists and procession at 7:30 o’clock; TA. 2690 827 15lh St., Denver TA. 2690 Need Plan . . . consult our Advisory Depart* Holy Hour at 7:30 p.m.; adoration ment... no obligation. all day and all night; Good Friday, Mass of the Presanctified, 7:30; veneration of the cross all day. Sta o f // Departments, Call CLlHDlllE 3663 tions of the Cross in the afternoon BERG'S EASTER CANDIES! at 2:30, and Tre Ore in the eve Colored Cream Butler Cjram ning at 7; Holy Saturday, blessing Fancy Boxes EASTER EGGS Rabbits, Ducks, of Easter water and Easter candle, Y’ellow, Pink for TTiose in Chirkena and i o’clock. Mass and Communion and Green Service Easier Mix I 6 th St SPEER St at 8; Confessions, 3 to 6 and BOULDER SHERMAN 7:30 to 9. ■Assorted Chocolates mORTUnRIES On Easter Sunday Masses will in egg-shape boxes ...... $1.09 up Easter Baskets, novelty filled ...,15c to $6.98 CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our per be at 6, 7, 8:30, 10:30, and 12 sonnel and the finest equipment and o'clock. The High Mass will be Home-.Made Mandimallows facilities are assigned to every Catholic at 8:30. Cuddling Panorama Father Joseph McAndrews, S.J., Service. ^ Bunnies East«r BaiketJ and Fancy Mirrored Boxes Eggs will preach the Tre Ore Good Fri 3 9 d t o packed with Bert's Home*Mads Chocolate Q o J ^ f . day at 9 p.m. make lovely tifU. 1 9 d to Sunday, April 2, will be the C / n VICE PRESIDENT S 9 .6 9 .S1.75 Communion day for the Young EASTER CARDS ASD ALL OCCASICS' CARDS Ladies’ sodality. The sodality 3 will spend an hour of adoration Store Open 10 .4. M. Till 7 P. M. Daily and Sunday Holy Thursday. Sorry! No Phone or Mail Order* The Ladies’ Altar sodality pres ident, Mrs. James Bible, is ill. CHOIR WILL SING ANTIPHONS Onarptfa Will Rp Mrs. James Tierney is also ill in BERG’ S H 29 Broadway t 'a f h e d r a l her home. The Rev. Edward J. Morgan. FOR PALM SUNDAY PROCESSION ^ MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER S.J., pastor, called a meeting of the bazaar workers and set the (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, tiple first aid. The following par The merchants represented in this section are boosters. They are dates of the bazaar Thursday, Fri Given by School Denver) ticipated: Bill McDonald, Arthur anxious to work with you and ^re deterring of your patronage. Co day, and Saturday, June 21, 22, operate with them. Masses on Palm Sunday will be Ecker, Larry Bauer, Johnny Hett, and 23. at 7. 8. 9:30, 10:30, and 12 Jack Shay, and Fred Meine. Preferred Parish Capt. Robert Durlin and Miss (St. Cajetan’i Pari.h, Denver) o’clock. Palms will be blessed be James Hegge, Ray Thanys, Jack Ruth Jones were married in fore the 8 o’clock Mass. The adult Metz, Billy Smith, and Paul Can- The school children are rehears Loyola recently. The bride re choir, under the direction of Mrs. nalho participated in the magic ing for an operetta to be given Trading List EcoRORiy Liquor Store ceived her First Communion in the Bonino, will sing the antiphons for carpet race. Tommy Manken, H O M E <=v CAR Mass following the wedding cere shortly after Easter under the di Next CO CUrlc«‘t Church Good* the procession. A priest from St Teddy Weber, and Fred Meine en rection of Sister Mary Felix. Al mony. Thomas’ seminary will assist. Con tered their glider in the model air RADIO SERVICE low in upirlU call larry^ Officers of cub pack 116 are: fessions will be heard on Thurs plane race. most the entire school will take MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER 1634 Tremonl KE. 4554 Den 1, den mother, Mrs. John day afternoon at 4:30, and in the part. Burke, and den chief, Billie Burke; Named Honor Man The merebantx represented in thii section ere booxterx. They ar« evening at 7:30. The Young Ladies’ sodality will' KKK.K DKLIVKRy FREK PARKING den 2, mother, Mrs. B. M. Patter John R. Mullin has been grad anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co son, and chief, Billie Heiney; den Instructions for converts are uated from recruit training as the meet on Sunday April 2,. in St operate with them. 3, mother, Mrs. Frank Heisel, and held regularly every .Monday eve honor man of his company in the Cajetan’s basement hall. The mem The PEARL DRUG CO. chief, Billie Daniels; Mrs. William ning in the rectory at 7:30 o’clock. naval training station, Great bers to take part in the Living May is alternate mother of den 3. The monthly East-West competi Lakes, 111., and is now’ on leave. Rosary on April 30 will be chq.sen. St. John^s Parish BEE ua FOR YOtlR tion for members of the Pinochle Mullin was elected as candidate by Palm Sunday ceremonies will in DRUG NEEDS Capt. B. M. Patterson, chair MAIN 4616 WF. DELIVER man of the cub committee, has club will be resumed this Thurs fellow bluejackets and named clude the distribution of palms im day evening in the school hall. honor man by his company com mediately after the 10:30 o’clock SUNDRIES — LIQUORS made information charts of various OLIVER’S tests, which will be given to the Players living east of University mander on the basis of military High Mass. B EN NETT’S (.or. 17lh .\ve. at Pearl den mothers and chiefs. boulevard try for high scores aptitude. He is a member of St. St. Cajetan’s credit union held a MARKET "H»v« Your Doctor Phone Ue Your against tho.«e living on the west Vincent de Paul’s parish. He at & ^ 0 CENTER Preecrintion" special meeting on Sunday, March CONOCO SERVICE Grain-Fed Meats side. Members are invited to lying tended St. Francis de Sales’ school. 26, and approved the incorporation their friends. Prior to joining the navy he was Washing and Greasing Fish and Poultry «A S T Your Purchase of War Bonds Palms Will Be of the Blue Cross Hospital plan Your Husiness Apprwistsd AT DOW N TAbor6557 employed as farm security admin and Stamps Helps Secure Your The Junior Newman club mem into the union. 6th Ave. & York EA. 9932 1312 EaM 6th Ave* Future. bers from St. Vincent's attended istration supervisor for the U. S. Phone PE* 4629 department of agriculture in Mar- A group of women under the di the retreat in St. F rands de Sales’ rection of Mrs. Del Eres will help Blessed Sunday on March 28 and 29. tinsburg, W. Va. He is spending his leave with his family. out at the USO-NCCS club all day FLEMING’S STANDARD Krug’s Meal Market Troop No. 140 participated in ROY’S RED & WHITE (St. Jamet’ Pariah, Denver) Society to Rdeeive Eucharist Saturday, April 1. Those wishing the Boy Scout circus in the City Holy Week services in St. to help are asked to call Mrs. Grocery &“Market Quality Meats, Poultry auditorium this week. A team Members of the Altar society SERVICE STATION James’ will include the blessing will receive Holy Communion Sun Eres at KEystone 2919, before or QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES Fish from the troop demonstrated mul- on Friday, March 30. FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES GEO. FLEMING. M^r.. Ex-Servtee Mah COLPAistOCOlN ^ of palms before the 8:30 Mass day, April 2, in the 8:30 Mass. ASSORTED LDNCB MEATS Sunday, April 2. and distribution Members will assemble Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lucero are Free Delivery EA. 1844 # Expert Lubrlcatiom 1138 E ut nth ATS. Phon> TAbar S4TS at this and the following Masses March 30, at 2 p.m. for recitation the parents of a gpri, born in 2306 East 6th Ave. 0 Battery Serrie* 0 Ttr* Repairing of the day. The regular Lenten Joseph Deaser of the Ro.sary in the church. A St. Anthony’s hospital March 15. 3rd Are. & University BWd. EA. Weddings Family Group WINES - LIQUORS devotions will be held Wednesday meeting will follow in the parish The infant was baptized on Sunday, HoQVPr-Ra'nflall evening, April 5, beginning at Home on Leave hall. Sanctuary workers for March 26, in St. Cajetan’s. Mr. Nadorff Liquors, Inc. 7:45. On Thursday the High March were Mmes. M. J. Pfarr, Lucero was president of the Junior S i. Vincent de Paul’s Parish Studio Mass and procession will be held Marion Strain, George Koelbert, Holy Name society for a number DISTINCTIVE PORTR^TS Hoftie of Good Spirits at 8 o’clock, followed by all-day (Annunciation Parixh, Denver) Charles Rausch, Thomas Killian of years previous to his marriage. adoration of the Blessed Sacra Leo McGrath, Lee Dugdale, Marian Mrs. Lucero is the former Laura Bom« Forirait SittinR* for Babie* WHERE YOU GET THE MOST OF Joseph V. Deaser, storekeeper B'ASHIIVGTON and Chiidren ment, and a Holy Hour in the eve second class, is completing a 30- Strain. Edgar Alcorn, and J. D. Velarde. Milliken’s THE BEST FOR THE LEAST PARK M ARKET 328 E. COLFAX AVE. ning at 7:45. On Friday the Ma.ss day leave with relatives in Den Mix. The Junior Legion of Marj’ BILL HUGHES. ProiiL CASH STORES Studio; KKlitone 8654 Krs. CHerry 57(8 EM 0(77 of the Presanctified will be held also helped with the sanctuary Colfax St Wllltxsu ver after a long period of service 3 CDNVEMENT LOCATIONS at 8 o'clock, with Stations of the in the Southwest Pacific. Prior work. Denver Sergeant Sees Complete Food Serv’ice REPUTABLE DRUG STAUFFER SYSTEM Cross at 3:30 in the afternoon to his visit here, he had not seen Women of this parish who can- 508 South Gilpin 1130 E. Alameda REDUaNG and POSTURE STORE and again at 7:45, at which time his daughter, Kathleen, 18 months vas.sed for the Red Cross drive were Long Pacific Service •If* Smart to B* Thrifty" 1201 E. 9lh Ave. Correction also a sermon will be given by the Mmes. L. A. Higgins, Harry Bow 23.57 E. Evans Ave. FOR WOJIEN ONLY Rev. Maurice Singleton, C.M., of man, Ed Hegge, J. .A. McDonald, Free Courtety Treatment St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver. Frank Kohler. Leo .McGrath, Lee S. Sgt. Robert Duffy, after 414 Exit Colfax (Oppoiltt Calhedrxl) The ceremonies of Holy Saturday Haney, L. W. Sullivan. P. G. Nes four years of army duty in the PHONE CHERRY 1864 will begin at 7 o’clock. tor, Ed Alcorn, J. A. Schrefer, R. LoIIha III Downing . . • Denver Pacific, stopped in Denver this MRS. SUSAN McGILL. Mgr. Palms will be blessed before the BONNIE BRYE KEytlone 3217 J. TeMaat, Charles Rausch, Charles 8:30 Mass Sunday and will be dis Minor, and W, W. Richards. w’eek to visit his mother, Mrs. tributed after all Masses. Our Lady of Perpetual Help cir Alma Duffy of the Crest hotel. The women of the parish will cle met March 8 with Mrs. John He is on his way to a rest hos Shopping District HOiM; Ko\c; G. H. AGHENBACH receive Communion Sunday in the DeGrood. Mrs. Cannon was a pital, from there he hopes to go CHI\F..SE ANTI AMEKICA.N HAS TAKEN OVER 8:30 o’clock Mass. guest. It met again March 22 with across to take part in the battle of Dansberry’s Vine Pharmacy Europe. Preisser’s Red S White CONOCO P R O D U C TS FOODS Dr. H. V. Bigelow is ill in a Mrs. Lee Haney. The next meet ALL OLD PRESCRIPTIONS STILL local hospital. ing will be with Mrs. Frank Kohler. Sgt. Duffy, who has the Air Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries 320 E. CAlfax MA. 9.556 ON HAND IF YOU NERD A REFILL. Mrs. Joseph Dooling is expected St. Jude’s circle met March 8 medal, the Distinguished Flying Grocery and Market Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing Open from 11 a. m. to * «>,. m. EA. 7789 l.Yth at Vine home thi.s week. with Mrs. George Koelbert and on cross, and a Presidential citation, FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND Mrs. Charles Clarke ia ill in March 22 with Mrs. John Rausche. particinated in more than two- QUALITY GROCERIES A,T BONNIE BRNE Fitzsimons hospital. The next meeting will be April 20 score bombing missions and has LOW’ER PRICES RADIO REPAIRING Robert Lammerman is home on with Mrs. A. Legget. had several brushes with tragedy, CONOCO SERVICE T H O ’ll P S O ’ S Free Delivery SPruce 4447 W , repair RADIOS. TI llES. furlough. I Our Lady of Victorj’ circle met but he always came through 2811 E. Ohio Ati. (So. Unix, xnd Ohio) 724 So. University - PE. 9909 TOA.STF.RS. IRON.s. LAMPS, SEWING DBlG STORE Lt. Joseph Agan is also home on Thursday afternoon, March 23, in safely. M AnilN ES leave. 17th and Washfntton KEystont 0712 I the home of Mrs. F. Garland. 'The Bonnie Brae SERVICE WHILE U WAIT Our Ser'ucc la as Close as Vo\ir Phone next meeting of the circle will be, Open 7 Dayi— 8 to in FRESH DRUGS I held on Thursday. April 20, in the; D r i i f t C o . BONNIE BRAE 8 t<> C.(»HON\ <;n. 236t FOUNTALN SERVICE SI. Anihony’s Hospilal I home of .Mrs. Howard Nielsen,, Archbishop's Guild Yoar Patronate Appreciated ' hs-Snldirr, VVnr N*.. HI Guild Holds Meeling j460I E. Kentucky avenue, Breakfast Is Apr. 2 Downtown Prices SHOE REBUILDING j Holy Week services will be as’ Prescriptions a Specially fFormerly Dexter Shoe Repair) Phone EAm 5586 ifollow’s: Confessions will be heard' Wines and Liquors Laces • Supplies • Shine - Dyeinr Halchell Drug Slore PRESTON St. Anthony’s hospital guild of on Wednesday from 4:30 to 6 and Last-minute reservationi for 753 So. Univ. Bird. RA. 0541 Denver met Monday, March 27, Joseph V. Deaser after the services at 7 :45 p.m. On j the Archbishop’s guild annual I 763 So. University PE. 2255 ■'Thf Store of Quality and Sem e*’' JEWELERS in the nurse’s auditorium The fol Holy Thursday Communion willi corporate Communion Sunday, 1 701 GRANT WATCHES — CLOCKS lowing are the new officers: Pres old. His wife, Rosabelle, and be distributed at 6:46 a.m. to | April 2, may be made by phon JEWELRY ident, Mrs. F. Buchen; first vice mother, Mrs. A. Mollendar, live at those who cannot attend Mass at a, ing Mits Helen Flynn, PEarl ConifKjundinR pr^cnptione u the, most Repairins pre.sident, Mrs. T. R. Thorn; sec 4746 Gaylord street. He is a later hour. High Mass will be' 3852, Thursday. Seats will be imp4>r(jint par* of our business. ond vice president. Sister Mech- graduate of Annunciation high 2811 Exit Colfax Arc. sung at 8:15, followed by proces-l reserved in St, Francis de Sales’ tildis; third vice president, Mrs. school. sion. All societies are requested to! church, Denver, at the 9 o’clock William Kimmins; recording sec George K. Finan, formerly of appoint members to be present for| Maos for the communicants, and Shopping District SPRIGGS GARAGE The firms listed here de retary, Mrs. C. E. Kelsey; corre .Annunciation parish, has been adoration during the day. In the: places for the breakfast that serve to be remembered sponding secretary, Mrs. W. A. promoted from lieutenant to cap evening at 7:45 there will be reci-j will follow at 10:30 in the Cox- \
ahown in Cooking in the Foods Laboratory taken in the MASS OF P R E SA N C T IF IE D TO newly intulled complete home economic! unit o f the butitutiom Shown in the picture are Patricia Enfeli of Auburn, N'ebr., home economic! ttudent, «nd her friend!, who ere practicing the art o f Mmpling, Roremary Witherow o f Fort Lupton, and Darlene Heinlen o f Omaha, Nebr. BE OFFERED IN NOON HOUR
(St. Joaaph’a Pariah, Denvar) and opened the fourth annual The Holy WeeK program in St. retreat to the Catholic boys and girls attending public high schools. Joseph’i will include a new feature This retreat was held in St. Fran on Good Friday, when the Mass cis de Sales’ church. The course of the Presanctified will be offered in ethics given by Fathers But at 12 noon. The Tre Ore devo timer and Justen to the senior class of nurses in St. Joseph’s Hos tion will follow. The priests will pital training school is being com conduct the meditations on the I’m glad mother belein pleted this week. Seven Last Words, and the people Official word has been received luch good cake*. She will recite the prayers in congrega that Pfc. Leonard Thompson, a tional style. graduate of the high school in alwayi u«e* Pike* Peak 1938, was killed in action last Following is the Holy Week pro January. His death brings the Cake Flour. So will k gram: On Palm Sunday at 8:30 the Sodality of Mary will receive gold stars on the service oanner to 12. when I grow up. Communion. Blessing and distri bution of palms before the High Several of the students are par Mass at 9:30; evening services at ticipating in the essay contest 7:30 with the Rev, Matthias Jus- held by the Veterans of Foreign ■ I’lK C A f ten, C.SS.R., preaching. Tuesday, Wars. The subject of this year’s essay is “ Unity for Peace.’’ The ■ i’ k a k I Perpetual Help novena devotions at 3 and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday national contest sponsored by morning, children’s Confessions; Topxx magazine was entered by A t your adult Confessions from 4:30 to some of the .students. I a I 5:30; Way of the Cross at 7:30, Vigil hour, conducted by Father Grocers followed by Confessions. Holy Carl Schwartz, was held on Fri Thursday, Communion distributed day, March 24, from 11 to 12 at 6 and 7 o’clock; Mass and pro o’clock. Father Schwartz spoke cession at 8 o’clock; evening serv on “ Charity Among Nations.” ices at 7:30, sermon and prayers in S.S.C. elections are bein^ held PIKES PEAK honor of the Blessed Sacrament; this week. Frank Schmuki and Confessions after services. Good Dan McNellis are the presidential Friday, Mass of Presanctified at 12 candidates. Results of the elec FLOUR noon, followed by.Tre Ore services; tions will be announced at the last sermon, Way of the Cross, vener S.S.C. meeting in April. ation of cross at 7:30, followed by The grade school bulletin board FAVOR GRANTED Confessions. Holy Saturday, bless is decorated in true Passion week ings at 6:30; Mass at 7:30, Con Easter with its promise of spring’s bright m H o iy L m t A Regiiter lubicriber wiihei to spirit with 14 beautiful paintings FR. SHEA WILL BE HOLY WEEK fessions from 3 to and from freshness is best remembered by the gift of 6 by L. Lazerges. 1543 Larimer St. V cMficn.21.hh publiih thank* for a faror, the 7:30 until all are heard. Saturday lovely flowers. Show your thoughtfulness in James Carroll and Eddie Car- l a f a t y of a mothar and baby, SPEAKER FOR ST. DOMINIC’S evening devotions at 7:30. Easter this tender appealing way. We will be pleased granted after prayer* to St. Anne Sunday, Sunrise Mass at 5:30; pino were home on leave this Low Mas.ses at 7:30 and 8:30 in week. to help you in appropriate selections. and St. Gerard. MIBBEIt S U M (St. Dominic*! Pariih, Denrer) a.m. Confessions will be heard church, and in St. Anne’s chapel, LUMBER — PAINT — HARDWARE The Rev. Leo M. Shea, O.P., from 3:30 to 6 and from 7:30 to 11:30. High Mass at 9:30. Bene INSULATION ORDER EARLY S.T.Lr., Ph.D., professor of sacred 9 p.m. diction after the last Mass. No THE elotmence in the Dominican House On Easter Sunday there w ill be a (Tonfessions heard Easter Sunday. WE FEATURE BEST COALS IN BOTH of Studies, River Forest, 111., will Solemn Mass at 7:30, and Low- The women of the parish are Aurora Lumber Company The be the guest speaker for the Holy Masses at 5:30, 9. 10:30, and 12 asked to help clean the church for Building Headquarters BITUMINOUS AND LIGNITE Week services in St. Dominic’s noon. There will be no afternoon the Easter season this Friday at church. Father Shea is well or evening services on Easter Sun- 10 o’clock. Stations will be held PhonM Aoror* 280-^FranJtHn 1118 known in the East and South as a iday. at 2:45 and 7:30 p.m. Next Sun AURORA, COLO. Bright Spot Flower Shop V t i e » ® preacher and lecturer of ability. A new solid brass pulpit, open day, Communion for Sodality of For some years he has trained Do in design, with two green marble Mary at 8:30. W* Stale* Old Shot* Look Llko Now EM. 2745 Josephine at 5th Ave. minican students for the priest panels, was installed in St. Dom Monday the usual games party COMPLETE LINE OF SHOE hood for preaching, as well as inic’s church last week. This valu will be held at 8:30 p.m. in the SUPPLIES engaging in editorial and lecture able pulpit is a ^ ft to the parish church hall. work in New York, Chicago, and from the Rev. Edward Hughes, MASTER SHOE 3 3 The Very Rev. John Buttimer, New Orleans. Father Shea will O.P., S.T.Lr., pastor of St. Pius’ C.SS.R., concluded his retreat to REBUILDER . L'SE OL’R BUDGET PLAN church, Chicago, and director of the nationally known shrine of St. the nurses in Glockner hospital. 503 15th St. Phone TA. 0812 Jude in that city. Houni 0 to 12| 1 to a. Phono MAin S4S7 A new pedestal of wood for the “JDE” YOUNG MASTER KEY SHOP E L K COAL CO. statue of St. Anthony has been in stalled. The pedestal was designed Mombor National I.oclumith*' John Flnkbciner, Mgr. Aaieciation Dr. J. J. OT^eil, Dentist S635 Blake to match the recently installed lit Auto Service Station urgical altar, and is the gift of Bannock and Twelfth CH. 8234 SERVICE CALLS . AUTO KETS EXPERT LOCK SERVICE Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets LARGEST STOCK IN DENVER Capt. Thomas Russell, retired. If iu a boll— or an overhaul— ill lIUi Strool Phono TAbor !I1S On Palm Sunday palms will be tea Joe. MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED Garden Tools, Robber Hose blessed and distributed at the 10:30 Everything for the Garden and Farm High Mass. MOTOBS. TOOUl. FARM IMPLEMENTB, On Saturday, March 25, St. HARDWARE. MINING EQUIPMENT Dominic’s Ushers’ club enjoyed a dinner prepared and served in the SAM BANNER GOm 15lh and Blake-GHa G114 parish rectory by Mmes. Stone, Harrington, Keniery, Biekett, Ol son, and Volk. Women of the PTA who are pre paring scrapbooks for soldiers are | ROCKY MOUNTAIN NURSERIES asked to return them to Mr. A. F. Zarlengo as soon as possible. “Top* ’Em AH” Three new members have been with SUPERIOR NURSERY STOCK added to St. Anne’s circle. They are Mmes. Charles Grant, A. C. Good Things lo Eal OISPENSE BRGS. from EVERGREENS to ROSES. Reid, and Joseph Morrato. St. Beautiful Freih and Salted .Nutmeata Also ORN AMENTAL FENCES. Anne’s circle will meet in the home SA4*E your ration coupons! Buy of Mrs. A. F. Zarlengo. 2612 Candied Fruit* and Candies Fagan’s Our Xaandscape Mctn will call at your hone IX you FRESH fniita and vegetables! Fresh Cut Flowers need help in deaigninc your grounds. preach at all the Holy Week serv-j Stuart, on Friday, March 31. WHEAT GERM — SOT BEAN FLOUR ices in St. Dominic's, as well as on The .4Itar and Rosary society HERRINC TIDBITS Fineal quality, e co n o m ica lly priced, grand selection. Large Assortment of Potted Easter Sunday. will receive Communion in the 7:30 ADDISOIV’S MA. 0541 Delivery MA. 0641 i-T VITAM-IZED Services in Holy Week will begin: Mass on Sunday, April 2. This Home Public Market Plants and Funeral Designs V itCL^ijrO f e r t il iz e r on Tuesday evening with Rosary, Mass wnll be celebrated for the ______TA. 2758______sermon, and Benediction at 7:30 members of the society. COBB’S MARKET THE SHAD SEASOIV p.m. On Wednesday evening there The society will hold its monthly No se«ds — no weeds — no odor. A naturally blended mixture IS HERE will be Rosary, Tenebrae, and ser meeting in the church auditorium Repair Your Shoes at Formerly F red Bi-Lota JERRY BREEN o f organic matter and minerals for lawns, shrubs, trees, or mon at 7:30. On Holy Thursday, April 4 at 1:30 p.m. This will be Aictory garden. M eats ROE SHAD. Bl CK SHAD Communion will be distributed at a business meeting only. A social GREEN TREE FLORIST SHAD ROK 6:30 and 7 a.m.; a Solemn Mass meeting will be held April 18, at FRF.SH EVERY DAY and procession to the repository at Quality Meats and Office 158S Bellaire St. Phone EM . 2862 which time a luncheon will be SHGE REPAIR 1456 CaUforaia BU. 2279 Fre-ih Pickerel 7:45 a.m.; and Rosary, Tenebrae, served by Mrs. J. Fraher, assis*,ed Poultry Fre.h Buffalo NURSERY... 6364 NO. WASHINGTON ST. and sermon at 7:30 p.m. On Good by Mmes. 0. H. Hastings, Henry WHERE QUALITY AND Friday, the Ma.ss of the Presancti Rurtscher, George Magor, Mary WORKMANSHIP Baltimore Oyatera fied will be celebrated at 7:45 a.m.; Cunningham. J. M. Ross, John ARE COMBINED Fresh and Cooked Shrimp Tre Ore services from 12 noon to Phelan, B. Pilz, D. R. Turner, A. Keys Duplicated 25c 3 p.m.; and Rosary, sermon. Sta Schwartz, S. A. Miller, Mary La- TURKEYS We Repair, Rebuild tions of the Cross, and Confessions harty, L. C. Wilson, and W. Reed. THFJIFS GOOD NUJUITION FRYI^G CHICKE.NS, at 7:30 p.m. On Holy Saturday A new cloth for the main altar is IN ANY CUT O F MfAT BAKING CHICKENS there will be the solemn blessing being furnished by the Altar and STEWING HENS A// Makes of the Easter candle and Easter Rosary society, and additional water, and a Solemn Mass at 7:45 cloths for the side altars will be Our Merchandise Is 100% made in the near future. This work CHICAGO Point Free VACUUM CLEANERS Sodality Meets in is being done by the Blessed Joan SUPPORT sewing circle, under the direction WE INSTALL: SL Paul’s Ghapal of Mrs. J. J. Keniery. Fan*. .4rmature»,' Bearings, Uheels and All Other Parts the JOIN THE WAVES Under a Rigid Guarantee. I The Denver Cathedral sodality, MARKET WE SELL: iheld its regular meeting Wednes-' VASHOLT Bags, Brushes, Cords, Plugs, Carbons, Handle Grips day evening, March 15, in St. j Red Cross ,4T 20% BELOyt CEILING Paul’s chapel, after devotions. Twenty-six girls were present. I WT H.WE: Irene Reed was presented with complete Pick-up and Delivery Service — Free Estimate — a beautiful rose-colored woolen I Minimum Field Call blanket by the Sodality union of.j FURS Store Hours 10 to 5 — Closed Saturdays j Denver. | SUPREME SERVICE AT LOW COST I The names of six girls to take GOOD HDUSEKEEPING STDRES Ipart in the Living Rosary were New Spring Furs to 1610 BROADWAY TA. 4592 drawn. They are Kathleen Mannix, Isabelle O’Malley, Kathryn Bishop,' Match Your Suit Mary Early, -Kay Murphy, and Repairing • Restvling Mares eat oats Margaret Lynch. Alternates are FLORIDA FRUIT Edna Marie O’Malley and Theresa' STDRAGE And does eat oats O’Malley. Girls from all sodalities' PRODUCE CO. in the city take part in this service. 2% of Valuation And little lambs eat ivy, Mary Early, Eucharistic chair Phone CH. 1901 man, gave a report on the project 1510 (^lifornia for visiting the sick in Fitzsimons hospital. The book, The Dove Fliet South, by the Rev. James Hyland, was given to the sodality by Esther But we know you w’ant to Koch, who recently joined the Rosaries women’s marines. Two new mem Eat Quality Meat from bers were welcomed, Caroline Grucifixes Downs and Clara Bradley. FOR EASTER Sodalists received Communion t Grosses EXPERT A BRILLIANT CAREER on Sunday, March 19, in the 9 o’clock Mass. WATCH REPAIRING OENVER FRUIT & DIN IN G and $ 3 7 5 up Reasonable Prices EASTER GIVING QUALITY WORK JESS’ SUPER MARKET PRODUCE GO. Hill’s Watch Repair T A . 1 3 6 9 Yes, Easter is a Feast Day and a Gift Day! Qioose WM. EICH lovely Dinnerwate and Crystal. . . . Gifts that are unusual 1520 Lawrence MA. 8862 and useful . . . at Denver’s famous Tableware and Gift VSEEDCORN Store. Good Bakery Goods r O O D FOR FREEDOM eh Best Value Frozen Food Lockers iWntTH Bi-Low Vtrittici *d«ptc4 for altiiud* BL’RRT . V acid arawiac period*. Sclactad Plica TOOT apae. ordtr now. for gnia aod fodder. Oov.nuB.ot iBgolatloni r.qaira H, C a r s ta ’s Bwfytbios for (tfdce aod laid. VOSS BROS. 15TH A?fD STOUT STREETS Wrftr f*r kit fm CaUltt- ___ Aurora Food Lockers FOOD CENTER THE WESURM SEED CO.VoTo" PboB. Aar.ra la-J tlldT E. CoUaa Thursday, March 30,'"1944 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE ANNUAL MEN’S COMMUNION IS HELD IN COLORADO SPRINGS
Colorado Springs.— The annual Mary’s church at 4 p.m. The Arch 10 i m PMi corporate Communion for men of bishop was also celebrant at Sol DEPEnORBLE the Pike’s Peak region took place emn Benediction. The Very Rev. in St. Mary’s church at 8 o’clock William Kmp was assistant priest; Sunday, March 20. The Most Rev. the Rev. Joseph Abbott, deacon; for 54 Years Archbishop Urban J. Vehr was the Rev. Michael Kavana^, sub celebrant of the Mass. A break deacon; and the Rev.' William fast was served in the Antlers ho Kelly, master of ceremonies. Aspen.— The parish is the re tel. Harley Remington was toast The Christ Child society as cipient of a new gold ciborium do master. John J. Durcan, grand sembled for its regular sewing nated by the Tabernacle society of Through all the years Horans have knight of the K. of C.; Lawrence meeting in the home of Mrs. Prank Denver. Welte, president of St. Mary’s Vollmer, 221 E. Washington Father Charles Sanger has an been in business, patrons have been Holy Name society; L. A. Walters, street, Tuesday, March 28. Several nounced plans for the formation president of the Holy Name so complete layettes have been fin of a Catholic Boy Scout troop for able to depend upon them for kindly, ciety of Corpus Christi church; ished and distributed among hos the altar boys in the parish. The and Bernard Huschke were in pitals and the needy. necessary applications have been charge of arrangements. At a luncheon Saturday in the understanding service. W e’ve not only received. The scout committee Confirmation was administered De Lacy home, friends of Miss men will be Primosh Popish, John to 150 by Archbishop Vehr in St. Jean De Lacy learned of her en Snyder, Alton Beck, and Father been here, with everything for a fu gagement to Martin Caldwell, son Sanger, chairman. Louis Vedic Children of Mr. Max Caldwell of Glendale, has volunteered to act as scout neral, but we’ve always had reasonable I Calif. No date has been set for master. The office of junior as the wedding. sistant scoutmaster is still open. Glenwood Springs Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Shear and prices and terms to fit individual needs This will be the first Catholic their small son, Jordan, Jr., ar troop on the Western slope, and it Grow Fast rived Sunday from Port Huememe, and circumstances. will be known as the Mountain Calif., to visit with their son, Lt. Charter patrol. A meeting of the Don’t Delay That Schedules Kites Shear. committeemen and one of the scout Mr. and Mrs. W’illiam Burke applicants will be announced in the Photograph for a left Punta Gorda, Fla., Wednes near future. Single Day! Glenwood Springs.— The Rev. day, after a month’s stay. Follow A daughter was born to Mr. and ing a weekend with their son, C. E. Keraler, pastor of St. Ste Mrs. Joseph Gregorich on Friday, ITe Specialise in James Burke, who is in Fort Ban March 10. She has been named! phen’s, announces the following ning, Ga., tne Burkes are ex Photography for Children time for services for Holy Week: Ruth Joan. | Palm Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 pected to arrive in Colorado The annual St. Patrick’s dinner | o’clock, with blessing and distri Springs early next week. and dance held on Saturday eve-| PHONE PE. 1188 bution of palms preceding the Mrs. John Vandenburg left Sat ning, March 18, was highly 8ucces.s- 10 urday for la., to attend o’clock Mass. Keokuk, ful. More than 200 dinners were ‘ 64 BroadMoy the funeral of her brother, John Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes served. The dance was enjoyed Hassett. by more than 100 couples. Thej day, Mass at 7:30 o’clock. Mrs. J. A. Donlon and her sis AND SON CHAPELS proceeds, which go to the Altar and J . Austin Beasley Studio r Wednesday evening. Rosary, ter, Mrs. J. B. Connell, returned Rosary society, exceeded $250. The j sermon, and Benediction of the Saturday from Atchison, Kans., committee chairmen were: Mrs. KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 Blessed Sacrament at 7 :30. where they were called by the ill Frank Babich, dinner; Mrs. Leo Holy Thursday, Mass at 9 o’clock ness of Mrs. Donlon’s daughter, Kearns, dining-room; and Mrs. 152.7 Oev€lar>d Place anJ procession to the repository. Miss Kathleen Donlon, who is a Robert Ritchie, dance. The next Evening services, 7:30. student in the Mt. St. Scholastica meeting of the Altar and Rosary I Beautiful White Guarding Forever our Foundei^ Ideeds Good Friday, services from noon college. society will be held Thursday eve-1 until .3 p.m., beginning with the Anniveriary Man Sung for ning, April l3, at 8 p.m. in the par Mass of the Presanctified, unveil Pvt. Geo. Bacca ish hall. The annual election of ing and veneration of the cross, Requiem High Mas.s was sung officers will take place in this, procession from the repository, Monday, March 27, in St. Mary’s meeting. All members are urged DRESSES sermon, and Way of the Cross. church by the Very Rev. William to attend. i Seven Sorrows Kipp in memory of Pvt. George The annua] CYO Laetare Sun Easter^ wa^tfr^f^nt’. a S ’T ol? fira « killed in the crash day Communion and breakfast! FOR EASTER, at 8- o’clock. Mass at 9.- •' of an army plane m Tennessee on were well attended. The Rev. Rob-i .March 27, 1943. Pvt. Bacca was ert Bannigan, assistant of An Easter Sunday Masses at 7, 8, FIRST COMMUNION, Feast W ill Be the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. nunciation church, Leadville, of-| and 9, and High Mass at 10 o’clock, Bacca, 319 W. Vermijo avenue, fered the Mass and spoke at thei followed by Benediction of the and was en route home on fur breakfast. Other guests were OR CONFIRMATION {_b Ble.vsed Sacrament. lough when he died with 11 others Lowell Elisha and Warren Conner. THEATRE N otd in Welby Funeral services were held on in a crash near Oliver Springs, Mrs. Elisabeth Borstner and Mrs. Sites 5 to 14 PARK 1 0 2 8 S. G a y lo r d * ------Wednesday. March 22, at 10 Tenn. He was a paratrooper, sta Frank Babich served breakfast in PE. »IT7 W'elby.— On Friday, March 31. o’clock, with Father Kessler as tioned in Fort Bragg, N. Car. the parish hail. THt’ RS.. FBI.. 8 AT., the Feast of the Seven Sorrows of celebrant of the Requiem High Mrs. H. T. McKenna is coming The CYO will hold its next meet FOX 6IFT & BABY SHOP .MARCH J»-31. APRIL 1 the Blessed Virgin Mary, a High Mass, for Mrs. Ralph Harris, who home to stay with her parents, Mr. ing on April 20 at'7:30 p.m. in the CARY GRA.NT, .lOHN GARFIELD, in Mass will be sung at 8 o'clock in died Sunday, March 19. and Mrs. J. A. Cogswell. Lt. Mc “ DESTINATION parish hall. A ping-pong tourna 11 BROADW.4Y •Assumption church. All members Mrs. Harris was born in Aspen, Kenna has gone overseas. Lt. and ment among the members will high TOKYO” of the Third Order of the Servants and was 54 years of age at the Mrs. McKenna had been residing 450 light the entertainment. ALSO of Mary will receive Holy Com time of her death. The daughter in Palm Springs. Calif. Since the South Marion Jackie Cooper — Gale Storm, in munion in a body. “ Where Are Your of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Me first of March Mrs. McKenna has been .visiting in Los Angeles. Enjoy Your Favorite Children” Confessions are heard on Salur-1 Carthy, she was married to Ralph WE PAY NOTE: '"Whcr« Ara Your Children" day from 2 to 5:30 p.m. and from [Harris. The family ha.i resided Miss Ethel Graber was hostess will not b« ihown on Uit icra«n at th# 7 to 9 p.m. in Glenwood for the past several to a group of friends Sunday, COCKTAIL SaturdiT matinee. Services on Wednesday evening years. She wa.s an active member March 26, at a breakfast. Sl'N .. MON.. TIIES., WED.. at 7:30, Way of the Cro.ss; of the Legion of Mary and of the Prominent Oblate to Speak HIGHEST PRICES in APRIL 2. 2. 4. I Friday, 2:45 p.m.. Stations of the Third Order of St. Francis. The Rev. George Fox, O.M.I., su Dorothy Lamour — Dick Powell, In For NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES THE BEAUTIFUL ‘‘RIDLNG HIGH’’ Cross, for the school children and She is survived by her husband perior of the Oblate mission house, others who wish to attend: 7:30 and son. Vincent, of Glenwood; igonier, Ind., will be the guest AlaSO Delivered Direct to Our Mill COCKTAIL LOU^GE Pierro Aumont C«nt K^Hy. In p.m., novena in honor of Our Lady [one daughter, Mrs. Laurent Ar-|spc*ker at the traditional Mother “ The Cro»! o f Ixtrraine” of Sorrows, and Benediction. |baney of Snowmass; her youngest of Sorrows Good Friday Desolata Stratton.— Beginning with the Masses on Sundays are at 8 and . son, Desmond, of the navy, sta - services. Father Fox has been on first Sunday of April, Masses on 1439 So. Bannock Tel. RA. 2969 The Colonial Dining Room MATINEES — SATURDAY 10 o’clock. I tioiied somewhere in the Pacific;I the Oblate mission band for the Sunday will be an hour earlier, SUNDAY AND ALL HOLIDAYS pa.st 20 years and has preached Feature! Fine Food Daily AT 2 P. M. On Palm Sunday the blessing of her father, Daniel McCarthy, of with the first Mass at 8 o’clock, palms will take place before the Glenwood; four sisters. .. Mrs. Jos- _ many missions throughout the and the last Mass at 10 o’clock. 10 o’clock Mass. yihine Nelson of Glenwood, Mrs.*-E«»t- He .will arrive in Colorado On Palm Sunday and also on Services on Holy Thursday will F. L. Paddock of Yampa, Mrs. Springs in Holy Week and will Easter the first Mass will be in you get a apecial longing for include a High Mass at 8 o’clock D. R. Hibner of Ray. Ariz., and'preach on Good Friday and Easter Stratton at 8 o’clock, and the last with general Communion and pro loniething very aatiifying to eat Mrs. R. E. Coupland of Salina; and [Sunday. On Easter Sunday in Sa- [ Mass . on...... these. Sundays _ in Burling- cession. Adoration at the reposi one grandson. jered Heart church there will be ®'..— ton at.1 10in o’clock. Palm Sunday Spruce Them Up HEIT TIME visit— ' tory altar and a sermon are sched The women of the parish served iSol'-mn at 8. followed by is also Communion day for all uled in the evening at 7:30. « fK-itwo Low Ma5S€8 at 10 and 11:30. members of the Society of Christ Services on Good Friday willi S'"*'"" ian Mothers. start at 8 a.m. and will consist of sponsored each year by the Lions'special Easter . musical reading the Passion, unveiling and The quarterly Communion Sun for EASTER] -B, ,prog:ram. In Manitou Springs, the EDELWEISS veneration of the cross, procession , 8 , , I Easter Mass will be celebrated at day for the members of the Margaret Hall anu John Joseph 9.30 Knights of Columbus has been GLENARM Open II a. m. ’til 3 a. m. and Mass of the Presanctified. The Desolata will be conducted at 7 :30 If'ynn were married in St. Stc-i Annual Social Slated postponed until Easter. p.m. |pnen.-sIphen‘s_church enuren ounua>,Sunday, rFeb. eu. 20.|iu. | Sacred Heart guilds of Sa- Funeral services were held Mon On Easter Sunday there will Kessler officiating, Heart church, Manitou, and day, March 27, in St. Charles’ a Low Mass at 8 and High. The bride was attended by her sis-. sponsoring the an- church for James Colgan. Requiem Mass at 10. ‘ f ; , GrandE^g^gr Monday bridge dance High Mass was offered by the Rev. AUDITORIUM HOTEL 1 The general meeting of the PTA J , Chns Quigley attended the | ^j^g ,\ntlers hotel. Bob Hilt- Henrj’ J. Ernst. Interment took [ and Altar society was held on i bridegroom. Dinner was served j brand’s orchestra will play for the place in Calvai7 cemetery. Mr. Denver’s Favorite Dining Room and Coffee Shop March 14 in the school hall with the ceremony and a dancing in the hotel ballroom. The Colgan is survived by his wife, Complete Sunday Dinner, 6.5c & op a large attendance. Archbishop] Mexican room will be reserved for]daughters, Mrs. Banou.t Room for Bridga and Privata Partiaa Urban J. Vehr spoke as did Father Miss Mary Zarlengo and Francis cards and other games. The I f/® "k J. Huppert of Stratton, and UTII it STOCT — PHONE KF.. 1341 — DENVER David M. Maloney. The pupils of Slaven exchanged marriage vows | guild hostesses will serve refresh-; Joseph Huppert of Engle the school entertained with poems in the presence of Father Kessler! ments. Many prizes will be wood: and three grandchildren, and songs. in St. Stephen’s church Tuesday, j awarded. The general committee, five brothers, and two sisters. Mr. riNE LIQUEURS Colgan had been in poor health KzcelUnt Cnitin* The following quests repre Feb. 22. Mrs. Slaven is the daugh- under the direction of the Rev. sented the Assumption PTA at a ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Zarlengo Joseph R. Kane, O.M.I., includes for the past two years. one-day conference of the CPTL of Silt Mesa. Mr. Slaven, tha son the following: Mrs. Perce Kaler, Tony Kordes and Joseph Lande’s in the Shirley-Savoy Kotel on of Mrs. Francis Slaven of Salden, Mrs. There.sa Graham, Mrs. Rich- Schrandt have undergone major March 16: The Rev. John Giam- operations in the Goodland hos- OF DENVER FOR CIVILIANS ONLY Kan.s., has been a patient in the ard Dalton, Mrs. Edward Strott, . , „ , bastiani, O.S.M.; Mrs. Onelia Do naval convalescent hospital in,Mrs. Lee Huff, Mrs. Charles See-jP'^*l- *‘'® expected to re- "A Placa for lha Diaerimtnatlng" Orchestra and Floor Show menico, Mrs. Jo.sephine Serravo, Glenwood. The cou^ple are making herger, Mrs. Len Butler, Mrs. home some time this week. T c l.p h o n . EM. 9817 Mrs. Mary De Luzio, Mrs. Mary their home at 412 Eighth street. Henrv Brock, Mrs. B. Wickman.l Le®, Hoffman, gunner’s mate E. COLFAX ai STEELE Fine Foods Rossi, Mrs. Anna Tomeo, Theresa The men of the parish, under Mrs. Thomas O’Connell, Mrs. Ann' second class, of Burlington ar- Your Favorite Drink Ciancio, Mrs. Rose De Luzio, Mrs. the auspices of the Knights of ^.uCo-1-1 Christie, Miss ______Madeline’______Schaeffer,j.i rived last Tuesday evening for ITa Invit* You to Fia/l Violet Persichetti, Mrs. Betty Dejiumbus,1__i_-- ' ____ received• - J TT_i„ Holy Communion______xr I ___Mrs. John T.vt.1-. r\fj O’Leary, e.e***^e \fMrs. — Alice,* short vi*itvisit with his nar-par Old Heidelberg Inn Luzio, Mrs. Mary Dursey, Mrs.ijn a body in the 8 o’clock Mass'Gehely, Miss Lou McCaffery, Mrs.l^nts. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoff- Florence Tolvo, Mrs. Loretta March 12. [Frank Cu.sack, Mrs. Nick Sanborn,i Leo had been in the South CTHJAX AT aARK SO N Tolvo, Mrs. Antonetta Labriola, R. Nickols, Mrs. Margaret'since the attack on Pearl Ingram s Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gregorii^J*^ • i u i harbor. He has another brother, 741 Eaal O lfa x TA. 9555 and Mrs. Nettie James. are the parents of a daughter, born Hengin, Mrs. Andrew Lachowsky, Wilbur, who is also in the navy SUNDAY MATINEE The Altar and Rosary society Tuesday. Feb. 22. in a local hos- ^»*-t'n Murphy. John McGrady, and Bar met March 14 in the school pj^gj I Frank Stark, John Novlan, An- in the South Pacific. His youngest hall. The new president, Mrs. Ts, X AY J 1 drew Lachowsky, Joseph Me- brother, Frank, Jr., is to be in RALPH E. fNCRAM. Prop. Helen Terrero, presided. As a to Pfc. Ernest Alexander left ducted in the army. He is to leave ken of appreciation the president cently for Fort ^ arren yo. to | Frank Cusack, Tuesday morning. For Better Foods THE DIPPER presented the former president, resume training. Pvt. Alexander] The Oblate Fathers of Sacred The members of the Altar so (FORMERLY SHAMROCK) Mrs. Josephine Serravo, with a recently was awarded the medal Heart church will make their an ciety of St. Catherine’s church, Under New Manar«m.nt for good conduct. Burlington, met last Thursday and Drinks ITALIAN SPAGHETTI rosary. nual retreat beginning April 2. ITALIAN MEAT BALLS On Thursday evening, March Mrs. Walter Strepka arrived The Rev. George Fox, O.M.I., will afternoon in the home of Mrs. The Denver OPEN ALL NIGHT ITALIAN SAUSAGE 16, the Sodality of the Children of March 23 to spend some time with be the retreat-master. John Esch. Marie Sharon Fern, infant 58 BROADWAY 10601 E. COUAX Mary was reorganized; 35 girls her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Capt. John O’Leary of the air were enrolled. The officers elected Schaustcr. forces was a recent visitor with daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray were president, Beatrice Dursey; In the February meeting of the Mrs. O’Leary and their daughter mond Zimmerman, was baptized Young Men’s Shop vice president, Lorraine Werth; Third Order of St. Francis the in the residence of Frank Lachow last Sunday morning in St. Cath Yonrs to Enjoy assistant vice president, Elaine following officers were elected to sky on Colorado avenue. Mrs. erine’s church in Burlington. The ! Tom Flaherty’s sponsors were Fred Zimmerman For tddtd pitaaurc, anurtain at th. Rossi; secretary, Beatrice Por- serve for three years: President O’ Leary was the former Miss Ade (Left) Contraster-Jr. Suit for Junior, aged 4 to 12. reccol treasurer, Delena Sacco- Lawrence Zancan^lla; vice presi laide Lachowsky, a graduate of and the grandmother, Mrs. Mar Coamopoliun - PIONEER DINING garet Zimmerman. Sturdy, smart sport coat of 100^ wool tops con ROOM mano; sacristans, Agnes Porreco dent, Mrs. Mary Squires; secre- Loretto Heights college. Capt. COLONY GRILL COFFEE and Phyllis Sferra. tarj-, Angelina Zancanella; treas O’Leary is now stationed in Dal- Optometrist and Optician trasting-color fine gabardine slates. Herringbone, SHOPPE Recently baptized were Bernar- urer, Charles Keegan; mistress of hart, Tex. dine Giovanna Mary and Berna novices, Mrs. A. Guadnola; master, Mrs. Anna Proffitt of 114 'S. plaid and over-plaid jackets — blue, brown, tan Vhert Friend* Meet Friend* BAMBOO ROOM. Rm- dette Livia Mary, twin daughters Charles Coryell. 16th street, who recently under Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kendrick Helen Walsh oinmand lh a of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Riggi; went an operation in Glockner • FINE FOODS Mionsors were Mr. and Mrs. Earl returned from California, where 13.98 and 14.98 Coa mopolttaa hospital, is improving. AMOCUt* Serrini. they spent the winter months. • MIXED DRINKS la out.af-tawD The Rev. Joseph Kane, O.M.I., Cpl. Anthony James, anti-air Miss LaVern Seltzer and chil W. R. JO.SEPH frianda. recently attended the annual din • BEER • WINE craft transport command, son of dren left March 9 to join Mr. ner held for the past exalted rulers ETES EXAMINED (Right) Famous "Granit-Weave” Suit fbr your High Cosmopolitan Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph James, ha.s Seltzer. of the Elks’ club. Phoni TAbst laSO 569 E. Colfax been visiting his parents the past School son! 100% virgin wool imported yarns 1. E HERNDON. JR . Gam. Mxr Mrs. John Morgan of W. Colo e i f t .a t p Mllaatle BMl week. • Father August Kneipp rado avenue recently received woven into beautiful patterns. Handsome blue, tan, Pvt. Anthony Porrecco, son of word that her husband, Cpl. John brown and gray colors. Exceptionally strong, M eet Your Friends at Mr, and Mrs. David Porrecco, sta Morgan, had been wounded in ac SUPREME tioned in Marysville, Calif., was Is Chaplain in Army tion. wrinkle-resistant. Sizes 10 to 20; also Husky sizes. home on a short furlough. Pvt. Sylvester Di Giacomo, son COAL CO. LLOYD’S of DENVER of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Di Gia The Rev. August Kneipp of the St. Vincent’s Aid 19.98 1617 COURT PL4CE TA. 9274 como, spent two weeks with rela Archdiocese of Cincinnati, former WE SPECIALIZE IN tives and friends. He is stationed member of the Denver Regitter To Hear Fr. Kappes STOKER COAL We are Famous for our Delicious Food in Muroe, Calif. staff and assistant of St Francis WE RECOMMEND THE DENVER’S BOY’S SHOP— THIRD FLOOR de Sales’ parish, is in Denver this Columbine & Industrial WINE — BEER MIXED DRINKS 25c week to receive his army chap St. Vincent’s Aid society will For Furnace Coal laincy assignment L t Kneipp meet in the home of Mrs. M. A. PE. 4679 1144 So. Penn GRAND CAFE recently finished his course in the Stauss, 844 Humboldt street, Den 431 I7lh St. MA. 6652 chaplains' training school at ver, at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 4. (B*twMn Gltnarn and Tniaont) Mrs. L. C. McKinnon will be assist Harvard. EXPERT ARGONAUT HOTEL OPEN II:0 « A.M TO 2K10 A.M. ant hostess. The Rev. F.rancis J. CloMd Mondiri Fr. Buckley Commissioned Where Oenvar’a Society Entertaiaa for Lnoe^eona end Diaaert Kappes will be the guest speaker. AUTO REPAIR "IThfre D titm Shops with 0*/W<*«’-KEy»ton6 Jill Serving the Finest Mrs. Fred J. Kemme, newly elected The Rev. Michael Buckley, who AD UakM FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, AMERICAN AND worked for some time in Denver, president, will appoint committee Eu 7 Tin! PsnatBt! DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 CHINESE FOODS was recently commissioned to neads. Sister Maty Angela wUl re port on activities of the boys in Northwestern Auto Co. Luncheons and Dinners serve as an army chaplain. He has Baaatifnl Ballroom! Privata Dining Roemi been assigned to Fort Bragg, N. the home. Musical entertainment 549 BroadHay TAbor 6201 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS VISIT OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE Car. will be a feature. PACE ? i:c Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, March 30, 1944
‘Madonna of the Chair’ ingt donated by the Rev. T. B. Sullivan o f Erie, Pa,, to the new library 10 H am Order Flowers o f Erie’s Cathedral Preperatorr school for boys. The paintings are Preferred Parish For Easter valued at $1,500 and are reproductions o f the works o f famous artists. Madonna o f the Chair” ia by the Italian matter, Raphael. Trading List Early as issuiieFii o n i l i o i L Possible St. Josephus Parish PHONE MA. 5353 HNSIC ill Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Parish) (Regis High School, Denver) BOB & VAN’S SANTA FE SHOE COOPER’S — The music of a Requiem High ^ e n t y members of the Regis M m s was sung in Sacred Heart HOSPITAL hij^h school chapter of the Na Shos Repalrinr lor tht Whole Famllz church on Tuesday, March 21, by tional Forensic league, accompan Meat Market FLOWERS, Inc. several members of the choir of FEATURING INVISIBLE HALF ied by Joseph F. Gregory, S.J., SOLING M t St. Gertrude academy, and the 750 SANTA FE DRIVE and William J. Kane, S.J., faculty Ws Approcisu Parcel Post Ordsrs 825 15th St. children’s choir of the parochial moderators of the speech organi 742 SANTA FE DRIVE school, for Sister Mary Illunu'nata, FRESH FISH zation, were in Boulder Saturday whose death occurred Saturday, to attend the 30th annual meeting March 18. Sister Illuminata was of the Colorado Debating league, bom in Chicago in 1863 and en held on the campus of Colorado B & R MARKET tered the order of the Sisters of university. CaU VICK’S Preferred Parish Charity of the Blessed Virgin Regis speakers received a .su SUpIe tnd Finer GroccHei QUALITY UQUOR .STORE Mary in 1881. She bad made her MeiU. FUh. FruiU perior rating in the speech meet, home for the past 16 years in and Freah Vefetablea For Beer, Hines which was non-competitive. Six Trading List Loyola cottage on the grounds of COR. W. 6TH AVE. AND CHEROKEE Colorado high schools participated BOTTLE OR CASE the academy. Burial was in the KE. 7585 in the events. They were East high sisters plot in South Boulder. 240 Santa Fe Drive KE. 7943 of Denver, Longmont, Mead, Fort The Rev. Lambert Morrow, Collins, Leadville, and Regis. MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER O.S.B., officiated in the marriage CONOCO STATION The following Regis speakers When buying from the of Miss Irene Herrera of Boulder Tlie merchant* represented in thi* section are boosters. Tbejr are participated in the four events, firms advertising in this 571 SANTA FE DRIVE ■azious to work with you and are deserrins of your patronafe. Co and E. Thomas Gonzales of Long which included debate, oratory, (Coi 6lh Ave.j mont on Friday, March* 17. The paper, please mention that HARKY E. .SOURIS Prop. operate with them. extemporaneous, and after-dinner couple' were attended by Evan speaking: James Reed, Charles you saw their advertise GRE.A.SING _ w a s h i n g geline Herrera and Rita Gonzales TIRF. RF.I’AIRING O’Halloran, William Carmichael, ment. Blessed Kaerament as bridesmaids and Frank Esparza William Caskins, William Olsen, Your Hu.int-.ft Appr.rlsIMj as best man. A reception was held John McGowan. James Atkinson, 22nd & EA- in the home of the bride. Eugene Lamansky, Myles Dolan, LAWSON DRUG 00. Harold Francis Lee, son of Mr. Robert Fiori, Robert Fahey, Wil Kearney St. 1823 and Mrs. Francis E. Lee of this ALSO TSIM DAD COLO. — LIQUORS liam Sievers. Robert Sievers, John St. Franritt tie Sale.s* parish, is now stationed in the Dore, Patrick Mahoney, Paul Glea V-12 pre-midshipman school in As- son, Charles Mulcahy, Joesph Yel- bury Park, N. Y. He was formerly enick, William Martin, and 'William Beautiful Easter Annunriation a V-12 student in Colorado uni McDonald. QUALITY CLEANING versity. Saturday evening the Regis REASONABLE PRICES We Specialize in Permanent Let Us Explain Our First Lt. Glenn Archibald has Winterizing speakers visited Mt. St. Gertrude’s Yonr Garments Insured Axainat Fire Waving and Hair Styling notified his mother, Mrs. J. G. and Theft Program academy in Boulder, where they Lilies Archibald, that he has arrived THELMA RASSOIM CLOSED ON presented a speech and dramatic WEDNESDAYS safely somewhere in England. He program to the students and fac and other ^BEAUTY SALOI^ OPEN SUNDAYS received his wings at Altus Field, ulty. Those appearing' in the pro ^ P C i 0 f 0 l t PLA.NT.S THELMA KASSON. Utnszsr Official Tira lotpacilo* Station Okla., last May and was promoted gram were James Reed, master of 2S7« COLORADO BLVD. Bailey’s Texaco Service to first lieutenant three months ceremonies; Charles O’Halloran, CLEANERS AND DYERS RA. 1818 PHONE DEXTER 118« ago. ST. ELIZABETH’S GROUP WILL S2S BROADWAY DENVER COLORADO 28th and Fairfax Emaraon 1924 an original oration; Charles Mul PE. 3 7 6 3 PE. 3 7 6 4 Order Early Instructions are being given in cahy, oratorical declamation; John John C. It’s ITis* to Buy at Ifeiu the parochial school at 4 p.m. GIVE ‘WOMEN OF JERUSALEM' McGowan, musical selection; and FORGET-HE-NOT every Monday, Tuesday, Wednes William Olsen and Robert Fahey, Your Purchase o f War Bonds day, and Thursday for children in FLOWER SHOP SehoU WEISS DRUG oratorical declamations. The pro and Stamps Helps Secure Your public schools who are planning (St. Elizabeth’s Parish, Denver) cified. The tableaux of the play gram was well received. Members DOWNING AT ALAMEDA Prescription Specialists to make their First Holy Com Future. FINEST A cast of 25 will present the portray the stations of the cross, of the Regis speech group were HEATS AND Pres DsJlTcrr munion on the first Sunday in H'omcL! of Jerusalem this coming entertained by the .students of GROCERIES BA UR'S ICE CREAM May. wherein the women of Jerusalem week in St Elizabeth’s auditorium. ML St. Gertrude’s after the pro The firms listed here de CUT RATE First Lt. Robert-Vogel and 1st Pslrfss The play will be presented through come under the influence of the gram. KOTO Mrs Lt. Thomas Robert Peyton were serve to be remembered EM. 170. EAst 1814 Colfax and Elm three performances, commencing Master, climaxed by the Crucifix 796 So. Rroadway both at home visiting their fam with a matinee Palm Sunday after when you are distributing SINCl.AIR GAS AND OILS ilies last week after being grad ion scene, and the words of Christ noon, April 2, at 2:30. Evening your patronage in the dif WILL KEEP ’E.M ROLLING When buying from the uated as pilots in the army air from the cross. BOARD WALK performances will be Tuesday and OPE.N 7 TO 7 WEEK DATS forces. Wednesday of Holy Week at 8:30. Father Pacificus returned from ferent lines of business. firms advertising in this SHOE REPAIR his mission tour this week and will [iERS Cio.cd All Dsy Snndsys Sister Mary Lamberta, daughter The direction of the play is un paper, please mention that QUALirV MATERIAL AND of S. M. Forsyth, spent last week der the supervision of Joe Smith, rest until his Holy Week services you saw their advertise WORKMANSHIP in Mt. St. Gertrude academy in the well known in Denver amateur the in Blessed Sacrament parish. Fa Z. S R. FOOD MARKET — AH Work GuAranteed— interest of canvassing for pros atrical circles. The plot weaves ther Aemilian, after his return ROSLYN DRUG CO. ment. tits' EAST 23ril AVE.—AT DEXTER pective students for Clarke col about Pilate's household, his wife, from Salida, where he took Father WEICWD BY Highest Quality Groceries JA.MES HENRY. Prop. lege, Dubuque, la., where she is daughter, their friends, Mary of Gillick’s place, is spending a few and Meats a teacher of pipe organ and piano. Magdala and Martha, increa.'ing in days in the Canon City abbey. Cnt Rate D r u g s LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ON EVERY AT LOWEST Her brother, Lt. George P. For tempo until Christ has been ap Word has hgen received that the Compieto Prescription Dept. ITEM—NOT JUST A FEW SPECIALS DRUGS PRICES (N DENVER DE SELLEM syth, who is stationed somewhere prehended. The teaching.^ of the entire community of Friars of St. 98 SO. PENN in Italy, has written his family Elizabeth’s will go on annual Phon. PE. 9863 98 So. Penn & Barsad FUEL AND FEED CO. supposed new prophet, Christ, are 900 So. Pearl SP. 9942 CHARLES A OsSELLEM that he -was operated on and is evidenced, as are the political in retreat from May 28 to June 2. making a rapid recovery, having trigues that tricked Pilate into The annual day of recollection (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, We Ship by Rail Denver) STORE been released from the hospital giving Christ to the mob to be cru- will be given by Father Bene JACKSON’S PHONE TA 2201 early in March. * dict Joseph, head of the Mis In the regular meeting of the Dr. George T. Hein 1401 FRANKLIN ST. 25TB AND WALNUT Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fitzpatrick RES. PBONB H A U44 sion band of the N ew York Altar and Rosary society held Cut Rate Drugs recently received word from their Meeting Held by province for the Third Order of March 17, Mmes. W. J. Scott and CHIROPRACTOR son, Sgt. Jim Fitzpatrick, who has St. Francis, immediately after the 0. Wienecke were welcomed as new Liquors • Siinciriet By Appointment Only PHONE CH. 8016 been in action in the South Pacific, retreat for the Franciscan com members. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Prescriptions They had not heard from him for Turner were enrolled by the 1519 EAST 34TH AVE, Holy Family PTA munity. PE. 6847 Free Prompt Delivery three months. The day set for the First Com Turner family as perpetual mem Adam Dome, who is recovering bers. Mrs. Grant, mother of Mrs. Call BP. S44S rinwnma and Alaineda FRANKLIN (Holy Family Parish,' Denver) munion of the children is Sunday, from an operation undergone in May 14. Lloyd Brown, was a guest. Furniture Mart a Denver hospital, enjoyed a sur The Holy Family PTA held its (jieaning of the altars and Alameda Drug Store prise visit frbm his mother and regular meeting 3Ionday evening, Holy Week Services sacristy will begin Friday, .March V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. CONOCO STATION We Buy, Sell and Exchange March 27, with a large attend sister last week. They came un Palm Sunday will be general 31, at 10 a.m. Please note the Cut Rate Drugs JOE FARRENKOPF. Prop. expectedly from their homes in ance. change iq time. Any member of The PTA-sponsored Mass for Communion Sunday for the men of 299 So. Lopan PE. 9840 AMERICAN Hays, Kans., and Chicago, respec the parish, sponsored by the Holy the society who is able to help is Wines and Liquors Counpons and Prompt ServIc* tively. the men and women in the armed WASHING & GREASING a Lovely ITay to Spend an forces will be said Holy Thurs Name society and the Knights of asked to be present. Fountain Service ■ School Supplies 5e & 10c STORE Volunteers for the care of the A SPECIALTY Evening at day at 7:45 o’clock. St. John. The men will receive in Alameda and Rroadwav SAVE TIME AND MONEY I the 8 o’clock Mass, and attend a altars for the week of April 1 W'e Hav* ThouRand.R of USEFUL Register Printer Is The Altar and Rosary society DUKE’S GRILL will receive Communion in a body Communion breakfast in the newly are Mmes. Scheiman, Lowe, ARTICLES Attractively DiapUyed for constructed hall in the school base Glavins, and Craig; for .April 8, KROONENBERG GOAL COMPANY Your Convenience "CHUCK" HEFNER. Prop. Denver Family’s Sixth in the 7 :30 o’clock Mass Sunday. , Mrs. Mary M. Stephens, a con- ment. Judge Joseph Cook will be Mmes. Maxwell and Ryan; and for COAL AND FEED I62fi E. 34th AVE. 1620 E. 34TH AVl. the speaker. April 15, Mmes. Masterson, Wil I Between Franklin and Gilpin) CaII !r II Q vert, was baptized recently. Mrs. Phone SPruce 4478 1909-11 So. Broadiray oon III UiOi OeiTII*0 Helen Reed was the sponsor. The 9:15 Mass will be a High son, and Clark. The Holy Rosary circle will ------I Ruth Elizabeth, infant daugh- -Mass, at which the procession and “DENVER’S MOST PROGRESSIVE LAUNDRY" St. I’ hilomena's When Wilbur Anderson, a mem-1 ter of Mr. and Mrs. James 0. the distribution of the palms will meet Tuesday, April 4, at 1 p.m. ber of the composing room force Turner, was baptized Sunday, take place. in the assembly room of the rectory. Mrs. 0. Wienecke and THE CAS( ADE LAEADRY of the Denver Catholic Regieter, March 26. Mr. and Mrs. John On Holy Thursday the Solemn became a marine. Mr. and Mrs. Marold were the sponsers. Robert Mrs. 'W. J. Scott will be hoste.sses. •TRY OUK NEW SERVICE" Mass will be at 8 o'clock. Com The lace tablecloth sold to aid J & L Radio Service D. A. STRAIT F. C. Anderson of 3619 Clayton Anthony, infant son of Mr. and munion will be distributed be ; street saw their sixth son enter Father Robert McMahon’s work Electrical .Appliances Mrs. Robert Mackenzie, was bap fore the Mass, and in it, but not Complete Laundry Service E. CO LFAX |U. S. service. Orrin has been with tized Sunday also. Mr. and Mrs. among the aviation students at 1847 Markrt WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER TA. 2370-6179 Repaired after the Mass. In the evening at Denver university was awarded to JEWELER I the seabees 10 months; Richard Thomas M. Mulvihill were the 7:.35, prayers to the Eucharistic 3203 E. (^Ifax Avenue entered the army last July; Harvey Harr>' Healy at the sodality meet sponsers. King will be said. Exposition' and PHONE EM. 6063 KE. 7769 1514 E. Colfax is in the New York midshipmen’s Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Brand re ing. .Members of the sodality will adoration will continue until Good PICK-UP AND DELIVERY school; Robert is a chief petty offi ceived word that their .son, Don of receive Communion in a body in Friday morning. cer in the merchant marine; and the seabees, arrived safely over the 9 o’clock Mass Sunday, April Calvin entered the army last De seas. f Good Friday, Mass of the Pre 2. The sodality will hold a bowl PALX M. CONNELL cember. The family is non-Catholic. Lt. Robert Nelson and Pfc. Leo sanctified will be at 12 noon. The ing party Sunday afternoon at 2 SIMMONS DRUG GO. invitM you to With Wilbur Anderson's joiningi Nelson are home to attend the Seven Last Words will be preached in the South Denver bowling al Colorado Springs by the priests of St. Elizabeth’s. ley. 2870 Colo. Blvd. the marines, the mechanical de-1 funeral of their mother, Mrs. J. J. ALADDIN CLEANERS partments of the Register added 1 Burke, St. Elizabeth’s PTA held its St. John’s circle met in the EA. 9953 1814 East Oilfax E.4. 0166 the 16th name to their honor roll. monthly meeting Thursday. March home of Mrs. Lloyd Brown March Bftwetn William* and High 23. Lunch was served. Games FOOTWEAR Aladdin fTill Gladden Your The editorial staff has seven in the 9. Mrs. Mary Zigler, Mrs. M. WE APPRECIATE YOUR Queen’s Daughters to were played. Prizes were won by PATRONAGE ' ff ardrnbe , . . service, with more from other dio- Preifer, and Mrs. Horkala were se BEST IN QUALITY, NEWEST IN ce.san offices. lected for the next month’s refre.sh- Mrs. H. Falk and Mrs. M. Hutch STYLE Convene This Sunday inson. 52 Yeara In ihr Pikvs Peak Region Italian Sausage, "The Best in ment committee. The eighth grade reported a 100-per-cent member Mrs. Harry Healy of 537 S. PROMPT SERVICE iTown," Tejon Cash Grocery and The regular meeting of the Pearl street, received word THEVORHESSHOECO. Market, 3758 Tejon.— Adv. ship of parents. Room mothers of IN Queen’s Daughters will be held rooms one, two, three, four, five, Wednesday of the death of her COLORADO SPRINGS COLO WATCH REPAIRING Sunday. .April 2. at 2:30 p.m. in and six gave Valentine parties. brother, Edward Rice, at his home the home of Mrs. Julia O’Neill. At the CPTL one-day confer in New Haven, Conn. Mrs. Healy DIEDRIGH JEWELRY .1511 St. Paul street. Denver. .All ence there were 14 representa is the only surviving member of a ■members are requested to be pres- tives, be.sidcs Mother Boniface and family of 10 children. Patronize Dieae Firms. 3226 E. Colfax jent, so that plans may be com- Father Crispin. O.F.M., moderator. Are C o -o p e ra tin g With Ipleted for the spring party. The VILLAGE INN The next meeting will be held the Paper. COLFAX., WASHINGTON j Rev. E. J. Kolka will be the gue.st second Wednesday of .April. PTA Will Hear Talk I speaker. _____ KEM-TONE $3.18,LV KE. 4.576 The Altar and Rosary society By birecldr of USO ZECII/% & ADAHS Tht Modern Miracle Wat) Flnuh will receive Communion in the 8 LEGAL NOTICE q’clock Mass April 2. Conoco Service Station I.NLAID LINOLEUM COLE DRUG 00. FUR STORAGE Father Hubert Newell, archdioc The Cathedral and St. James 9 8 0 sq. yd. NOTICE TO CREDITORS esan superintendent of schools, col PTA will hold its monthly meeting Next Door to West End r ESTATE OP Pstrirk BotI*. D »«*t»d. Post Office ANDERSON BROS. Remodeling • Repairing No. 73S22 lected personally the donations for Monday, April 3, in Oscar Malo Colfkx and Joeephine EA. 9444 Notice is hereby xtven thst on the 24th the Red Cross fund. Each classroom hall, 1845 Logan, Denver, at 2:45 2512 W. Colorado Ave. INVEST IN FURS day of Febnisry, 1S44, letters of sdmlniatrs- is a member of the Junior Red p.m. The council meeting will be at Phone 1083 F O U R D A Y tioD were issued to the andersizned ss Cross. As a special mission effort, 2 p.m. Officers, chairmen, and Fine Administrator of the shove named esUte Nersda A t «. at Cache la Poodn and all persons having claims azsinst said children are selling patriotic em room mothers are urged to attend Watch Repair Service Watch Repairing sststo are required to flie them for allow. blems and collecting stamps. this meeting. Preciaion Watchmaking by Horolofical In- R.sdr When You Need It ante in tho County Court of the City and Madelene Weber, director of the atructors Special consideration extended County of Denver. Colorado, within six women’s division of USO-NCCS, to servicemen; 24*hour aen ice in emer Thank Your lucky Stars months from said dsU or said clsims will gencies M. 0. SIMMONS bv fortver barred. Holy Week Rites will speak, and Joan Demmer, dra Most of 02 can still thank our lucky B. C. NillUrd. Jr. matic art teacher, will give several 3333 E. COLFAX Administrator. Bedding Week GROWN JEWELERS fian that we have automobiles to readings. A nominating committee will be 424 E. Colfax Art. Opposite Cathedra) cany ns back and forth on necessary A re Announced trips. And a periodic battery check LEGAL NOTICE appointed. Bus. Phone: E.Asi 2723 up is one erf the things that will keep NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND Box Spring and ------SPECIAL------Marlon Radio Service DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP them mnniog. (Holy Rotary Pariah, Denver) We Buy, ESTATE OF Elixsbeth L. Goorx*. DMoased. Palms will be blessed and dis Mattress 37.25 Reg. 27.50 SE.4LY We’d like to see yon dropping hi No. 72459 tributed at the 10 o’clock Mass Chase Felted cotton mattress and Ted Sell, Trade, once or twice a month. Then we can Notice ia hereby (iven tha^ on the 2nd April 2. U SED CARS keep a watch over your car battery. . . day of May, 1944. I will present to the box spring to match. Cover Airlite Mattress County Court of the City and County of Holy Week services will be held ing is ACA ticking. COLFAX AND DETROIT Repair. add water and make sore nothing is Denver. Colorsdo. my secount* for final on Thursday, Friday, and Satur Acroas from East High Denver • PAY NOTHING DOWN 2827 E. COLFAX wrong. There is no charge for this •ettlement of the administration of taM day evenings at 7:30; Mass on service. raute, when and where all persona in • $S.OO PER MO.NTH . . . | Box Spring and Interest may appear and object to them, Holy Thursday will be at 8:30; 1 9p50 if they so desire. Good Friday, Mass of the Pre Wa can make early dellverlet of tll| Notice ia alto hereby xiven that there sanctified will be celebrated at 8 grade* of etoom and domoaUo coal. | A fine felted cotton mattress, Something to Crow About baa been filed in said estate a petition ask- Call today! | Mattress $55 Whm t tsmsiw o’clock; Mas.s on Holy Saturday inx for a judicial aacertainment tnd deter Choice of floral coverings in in choice of colors, at a big mination of the heirs of tneh deceased, tnd at 8:30; Solemn celebration of Washington Morrison Carl's Southern Style Mill npUct tM • aettinz forth that the name*, tddrette* High taat long Sootiest, hot aeo- this group. Fine felted cot saving this week. VnU, the pnJact the Resurrection will^ take place baming, nomlcat. 1 ^ .0 5 tnd rriationahip of all persona, who are Holy Saturday evening at 7:30. ton mattress and box spring el 46 yeen ef hrtter or claim to be heirs of said deceased, to aeotloco. | Lamp I to match. FRIED CHICKEN DINNERS temery huUlas, far at known to the petitioner, art as The Children of Mary sodality Lamp or Egg or E g g _ followa, to-wlt: Unknown. will receive Communion Sunday, Washington April 2, in the o’clock Mass. Morrison for 55e Accordingly, notice it also hereby given 8 Stokar I P .7 9 Two and a .85 that upon the data aforettid, or the day to which the hearing may be continued, the teal, 0 hnlf-lBcb 9 Court will proceed to receive and b a r FAVOR RECEIVED modified poa. nat eonL- COLORADO VIC HEBERT prooft eonceming the heir* of such de ceased, and, upon th* prooft aubmitted, A Register reader wishes to pub Automotive Service will enter a decree In said estate deter lish thanks for a special favor for SPRINGS Cl'S Cl. PI Cl mining who art the heir* of such deeeas^ sons in the service received after Rugby Coal Co. 3109 E. COLFAX person, at which hearing all persons claim FVRNITVRE CU 3659 Downing 3660 Downing ing to be heir* at .law of tueb deceased prayers to Blessed Frances Xavier OPEN SEVEN DATS A WEEK may appear and present thiir proofs. Cabrini and the Sacred Heart of 1144 STH ST. KE. 0121 115 N, Tejon * 568 B. C. HITJilARO, Administrator. Jesus. ^ S?P ■' i '' ►"”i7!^r ,■ ■ ’ ’ ' ' ' ’ ‘ ’ '/' * V
Thursday, March 80, 1944 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE SEVEN
war (appliM from Allird ihip* in Na|de« harbor after Italian Stevedores Unload iher had refined to obey an order from an Italian work ir~ ers’ orKaniralion railing upon them lo *o out on a 10-niinulo strike. The strike had been ordered in Alumnae Unit to { protest agninst Prime Minister 'R'inston ChurrhiH’s recent annoiinremenl supiMirting tha Badoglio gov- PRE-EASTER SPECIAL rmmenl. Easter (greetings Present Fr. lord Regular $11 Creme to Our Many Friends The Loretto Heights college Permanent Alumnse association will present * the Rev Daniel A. Lord, S.J., author and editor, in an informal Wave musical review, “ Music of Amer ica," April 19 In Denver. ln\dta- ■\i tions to the alumnae, their hus bands. and guests are being issued, COnRRD’S according to the general chair man, Mils Margaret Sullivan. Father Ixird will be in Denver Include! the New Flat Top Mademoiselle Shops on his way to lecture engagements Coiffure on the West coast. Few cities in (Two TTeeki Only) the nation have not heard this much-traveled Jesuit. As organ This Special Will Be Given by 4 Stores to Serve You izer,* playwright, and producer. MISS REISE Father Lord has staged musical re MRS. MITIRER MRS. REH) views throughout the country that 503 16TH ST., DENVER featnretl songs of his own composi tion. Besides heading the Sodality Martin 6th Ave. Beauty Salon BOTLDER - FT. COLLINS • STERLING of Our Lady in America, editing the Quern’s H’orA’, and organizing ERNEST J. MARTIN, Prop. the Institute of Social Order for the Jesuits, Father Lord is recog 1134 East Sixth Ave. SPruce 4491 nized as “ pamphleteer-in-chief” of Open Thursday Evenings for Full Tima fPorking Girls the Pamphlct-a-Month guild. The presentation of “ Music of (CLOSED MONDAY) ORDER CHICKS NOW America" will feature an informal Don't Be DUnppninled! (flscoursc and rendition of Ameri ca’s melodies, with Father Lord at Day Old and Started Chicks the piano in the grand ballroom of Loretto Heights college. Alum And Baby Ducks nae arc urged to make reservations REASONABLE PRICES for their friends as early as LOOP IIIAIKKLT Full Line o f Feed, Itemedies, possible. FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Equipment — Hay and Straw Fre* Parking With Purchaaa oi 50c or More at 1429 Lawrence Ozanam Club Meets Mail Orders Rusk Chick Store Thursday, March 30 SOLES Promptly Filled Corner W. 38tli A Federal IMMEDIATE SERVICE Write for Prices ci. 5324 Denver Men's, Women*! and Children*! ST. PHILOMENA’S PtX GROUP The Ozanam club will have a Half Sole! special meeting Thursday, March All Work Guaranteed ADDRESSED BY DR. ADDICOTT 30, at 8 p. m. in the clubrooms at LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP 1665 Grant street, Denver. All LOOP MARKET COLFAX MARKET members are urged to attend. The COLKAl AT COLPAA AT (St. Philomena’s Parish, Denver) son’s “ The Declaration of Inde Rev. W. M. Markoe, S.J., will DOWNING MARION Kighty-five people werJ pi-esent pendence.’’ speak. jat the meetinc held in the school Refreshments wore served by i auditorium Monday evening, March Mrs. R. J. Ryan and her committee. an 0/(tha(cou/tfy The firms listed here de !27, in honor of the PTA fathers. The Guardian Angel group of the New High Court Jurist I Clark’s Flowers i The Rev. Paul Reed presented the .\rchbishop’.s guild was entertained Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are serve to be remembered guest speaker. Dr. Krwin Addicott, Is Convert to Faith Complete Line o f Git Flowers! in the home of Miss Charlotte reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. when you are distributing and Polled Planls | principal of the Univer.sily Park O’Reilly on Tue.sday evening. (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) .school and profe.s.sor of psyeholoiry Mrs. Ralph Hanson and Mrs. London.—One of the three new your patronage in the dif Floral Sprays and Lt. James J. Gleason, recently in Denver university, who gave an I Oirsagea Thomas R. Pad will participate in judges appointed to the probate, FOK QUALITY CORN FED ferent lines of business. comniissioned a ]iilot at BInckland address on “ The Ago of Adoles the i-ecniiting drive for the four divorce, and admiralty division of cence." The .Marionette show was «W e Deliver TA. .3r>r>2•^ army "air field, Waco, Tex., spent branches of the women’s services, the high court is Hubert Joseph MEATS & POULTRY SEE INSURANCE presented under the direction of 10 days with his parents, Mr. and The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Wil Wallington, King’s coun.sel. He is Mrs. Ralph Hanson, with Mrs. T. a convert, having been received Mrs. Thonia.s F. Gleason, 4120 R. Pad a.ssisling. liam ,M. Higgins, accompanied by IIABTOAY’S his mother, Mr.s. William Higgins, into the Church 18 years ago. Jus JOS. J. CELLA W, 8ptcl,llu hi Phone ^ Hooker street, before Roinc to his Charles .Mulrahy gave his prize WE SHIP and hi.s sister, Miss Sarah Higgins, tice Wallington is the only Catholic 1030 W, Colfax TA. 7297 1120 Srnirity Bldg. new base at Dodge City, Kuns. Lt. winning oration on Woodrow Wil- 5HI.K FED Tabor ‘1776’ kR()CKY MTN, left March 24 for a month’s so on the bench of the High court. Phone KEvstone 2633 POLXTRY 1 TROUT journ ill Cnlifornin. ____ A . i H I In the past week Mrs. O’Day’s r Prtp.ld All Ot« Complete Line 9i .Wednesday dub was entertained in r - B R U H O S j U. S. A. Postponement of I the home of .Mrs. H. .N’. Belisle; and SEA FOODS and 1138 Eait Colfax .Mrs. J. D. Goodrow’s dub met with ★ BUY A HOME in the FRESH FISH Avinn, Mrs. K. T. (iibbons and Mrs. Irene j Koser. Parish of Your Choice ■FREE DELIVERT AT 19 A. M. AND 1 P. MJ Party Announced Mrs. G. A. .Schwartz, parish de fense chairman, reports that Bert (iillM-rl and Sonny liiimharger won j LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE (Presentation Parish, Denver) the stamp award for the largest' W ITH A N Y OF T H E S E DEALERS “ Why Pay More?” The gami's party that was to numlx'r of sales in the first six be held on March 21 has been post- weeks of the 1944 school year. (Trademark) pond. They are pupils of Sister M. Edna. The Needlework club will meet To date Si. Philomena’s school in the ^ome of Mrs. T. H. Ki.ssidl, children have purchased $14,280.75 BUYERS WAITING! 101 S. Lowell boulevani, on Thurs worth of Imnds and $1,199.25 worth Wm.W. Myer Drugstores of stamps. W'r bay for cftsh~<-le«r or mnrtxtrod day, March 30, at 10:30. The property—or w# wtH loll for you on UONiWAY-BOGUE INCORPORATED •Altar and Rosary society will meet AUhtI j . Qiiinlivan, Jr., was in rnmmiMion—orranfo loan for bnyor— 720 17TH ST., REALTOR you ve( caih! Colorado Owned Stores at 1 o'clock. All the women of the ducted into the army on March 22. parish are invited to allend. Mr. and .Mrs. A. J. (juinlivan re For Prompt Courteous Service Can Sell Your Home— Our Service to You Includes Call— Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. Altar and Rosary .society mem ceived a mhlcgram March 25 from A DVERTISINQ DV YOUR HOME AT OUR EXPENSE. bers will receive Communion in a Sydney, Australia, announcing the Broadway and Ellsworth Tfith and California C. L. MORRON, PICTURE o r YOUR HOME TN OUR WINDOW. group in the 8 o’clock Mass on birth of a son to 1st Lt. and .Mr.s. WINDOW THAT 8.699 PEOPLE PASS DAtLY. Sunday, April 2. Thoma.s J. (juinlivan. / Realtor - - 15th and California COMPETENT STAFF TO BETTER SERV'E YOU. Ch urch to Be Cleaned Lt. and Mrs, Charles Torpey an AioorUted with A Good Hoaaekeeplnf Store! COMPLETE FTNANCINO SERVICE. IT# Do IVot H a re Sprrial S ales But Sell You at Our Loicett Lt. James J. Gleason The women of the parish will nounce the birth of a son on .Sun 1610 Hroatlwav Ch. 2618 Hra to inipMt roar prop.rty who will honutly ond int.IUi.ntlr idrUo roe o! to lU market raluo of today. Prices Every Day on All Drug Merchandise, clean and decorate the church for day, March 26, in Childress, Tex. AFTER Horiis. EA. 4459 Gleason is a graduate of Regis The child is the grandson of Mr. H(dy Week and Faster on Wednes Ut\NS — INSURANCE TO UST YOUR PROPERTY CALL MAIN 1277 high school and attended Regi.s day, .April T>, at 10 o’eloek. and Mrs. J. J. Torpey and Mr. and college. Mrs. S. F. .Smith. Mrs. Smith will APPRALSAI-S — SALES Pari.shioners interested in classes All active and auxiliary mem bers of the Legion of .Marv are go to Childress, Tex., Ajiril 1, to in first aid or accident prevention “T "I',' ' visit her daughter ami son-in-law. CONSULT A REALTOR areaske
M | p p III r II Friday From 7 to 10 p. m. IINSrRAlVCE STATEMENTS THREE-DAY PAROCHIAL BOXING HANSEN & HANSEN AtnotiK inturance companies licensed to transact business in s a c r ed h e a r t p ar is h w il l JEWELERS Colorado by the State Insurance Department are those printed below Id bivtni as follows: TOURNAMENT OPENS THURSDAY 1628 17th St. CONDUCT TRE ORE SERVICES ONE STORE ONLY Ths followinf companies repretcnisd The followinf comfaniM roprooented One of the greatest boxing tour rochial schools will be represented, TD FB, naments in the history of Denver’s plus Assumption high of Welby, (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) 2823 Lawrence street and for con J. J. CELLA MORGAN.^EIBMAN amateur sports is in prospect when Cathedral high leads the field with SPETIWLTS"! IN8 UBANCE AGEN'CT contestants from eight parochial 19 entrants, S t Joseph’s has 13 On Good Friday there will be verts at 2663 Glenarm place on I lls Becorltr Bids. KB. ISIS & HICKEY e r Tre Ore services in Sacred Heart schools square off in the Cathedral Holy Family high 11, St. Francis JWILFE CLUB Thursday and Friday evenings. 1$4« Gaa * Electric Bldf. TA. IMS gym Thursday afternoon, March 10, Mullen high nine. Annunciation church from 7 until 10 o’clock in The classes begin at 7:30 o’clock. GlPAND DISEASES STATE OF COI.ORADO 30, to inaugurate a three-day tour high three, and one contestant the evening. This is the first time Insuranrs Department (St. Louis’ Pariib, Englewood) Lenten devotions are held on STATE OF COLORADO nament. Matches will be held from Regis high. Tom Tally, since the erection of the new Synopsis of Statement for 19
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Participants in Speech Conference VISION—the Doorway to Knowledge Center Geared to elation parish pictured below. They are left to right, Robert Cold, Jack Frank, Raymond Bowes, and Bill Rodgers. Tlie subject for debate was “ Reconstitution o f the League o f Nations.” Although this B u y a Good seeing is a priceless asset in the struggle for knowledge, wa* the 12lh year for the conference, it was the first time Annunciation parish was represented. Father the race for leadership and the building of steady nerves and James Moynihan accompanied the boys. sound bodies. 83 of all ideas and impressions are received HAM through our precious sense of sight. Don’t put off a visit to Suimner Sckediile as to have your eyes examined and profit by a lifetime of good seeing. f o r Denver’s Little Flower social center this week presents a pre EASTER view of its full-time summer SWICiERT BROS. schedule for young people. Ac tivities are geared to provide 3 points Better Ffsfon Optometrists Good Sarviea Buy your Eaiter Ham now, while supervised recreation for hun per lb. and /o r Every At Right Prieat dreds of neighborhood children the poinl. are low, and you can ISSO California KEyatona T6SI released from the schools for obtain a wide variety o f sizes and 35 spring vacation. your favorite brand. GLLASSE8 INDIVIDUALLT BTTLKD Young people from thd Gilpin, 24th street, Whittier, Mitchell, and Sacred Heart schools are plkn- Flour ... $1.09 ning a joint mountain outing un Raisins der adult leadership and the guid Syrup t r s r j z ...... 21c .St'NMAlD ance of Little Flower’s Boy Scout SEEDLESS 1 n THEODORE REQUiESCANT troop No. 124. 15 ot. pkz...... 4 The Girl Scouts are insuring a Beans ...... 12c quota of daily good turns by SL’ .NMAID IN PACE SEEDED 1 i spending a great part of their IS ox. pki...... 4*40 [HACKETHAL time in the center, making cookies Coffee firs ...... 26c for the USO-NCCS club, thereby THOMPSO.V A M ELU (M OLLY) KLEIN. 3011 SEEDLF.SS 9 0 Air Conditioned Eliti^ctb street. SurviTins are four turning scout training and prac Coffee n r j ; ...... 2Sc tons, Harry L« and Ernett F. of Denver, tice in the culinary arts into a 2 lb. b.u ^ JC and Ixniit F. and Ray N. of Blackhawk; productive and patriotic project MORTUARY two daughters. Mri. Lawrence H. Doeling ______THOMPSON Coffee r :;,r .7 32c SEEDLESS J and Mrs. Henry William of Denver; and The Little Flower center, a C t lb. ban t OC 1449-51 Kaiamath St. four grandchildren. Requiem Matti was member of the Community Chest, CtntrFbury Orange Pekoe OO Phone MAIn 4006 offered Wednesday in Loyola church. has as.sumed a full share in the * c a V* lb. pkg...... Interment Central CUy, W. P. Horan k Son service. “ advance planning’’ program to MARY C. M'NEILL, 28S5 Decatur prepare dolls and toys now for street. Surviving are two brothers. distribution at Christmas time. James and John Harrington of Denver, Girls’, sewing classes, under the COMMITTEE PLANNING EASTER and one sister, Mrs. Elisabeth Casey of PANCAKE FLOUR CHECKER Wilson. Kans. Requiem Mats was direction of Mrs. Mary Hooper, scheduled for Thursday at 10 in St. expect to accomplish much during MONDAY BALL FETED AT TEA Suzanna CABS Mary’s church. Aspen. Interment Aspen. the vacation week in sewing, Get an entry blank for the Sur.anna 3 !^ ||j. Boulevard service. stuffing, and general rehabilita Pancake Naming Contest, there will * be tl.SOO given in prixe*. All the bag ED OUNDON. KfT. TILLIE ROMERO, 1215 Stout street. tion of dolls and toy animals. (B leed Sacrament Pari.h, were guests of Mrs. Frank Thom IS U iiD 81 Requiem Mass was offered Friday in detail* are on the entry blank. 18 TA. 2233 Lswest zoBte rsus St. Cajetan's church. Interment Mt. Miss Mary Ellen Dougherty, Denver) son in her home on Thursday, Olivet. Boulevard service. W i A W W W W W S center director, announces that A tea honoring the Easter Mon March 23. Bridge honors were won DELIA DIXON, Portland. Ore. Rosary weekly citizenship classes, con day ball committee was given by by Mrs. Walter Chapman and Mrs. in Olinger drawingroom, 15th and the chairmen, Mrs. D. G. Mulligan C. Kressen wa.s a guest. Tht B«it la Boulder, Thursday at 8 p.m. Requiem ducted by Mrs. Edna Ryan, will Sl. piiBicrs Ideal dod food Mass will be offered Friday at 9 in St. be suspended until after Easter. and Mrs. Frank J. Guirj’, on Thurs USED Donations of cookies for the When you are at Safeway, u k about 8-oz. Joseph's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. The Adult English clas.ses, di day afternoon, March 23, in the FURNITURE Olinger service. USO cookie jar during the past this Heal on one of the ftneat doy p ark aaes rected by Miss Nellie Valencia home of Mrs. Mulligan. Guests in- week were sent in by Mmes. (St. Patrick’. Pariah, Denver) 24 ALSO NEW CAROLINE S. M’GAUGHAN. 1065 food, you ran buy for your peL for I.ogan street. Surviving are one sister, each Wednesday evening, will not eluded Mmes. Patrick S. Dolan, Charles Robertson. T. E". Jarrell, Twenty-five parishioners at 3 Csib or Crodll Mrs. Margaret Wcisbeck, Marengo, la.; be interrupted. Mark J Felling. Thomas J. Mor- Harry .McGrayel, T. J. Nelligan, E. tended the initial meeting called A FULL LINE and three nephews. Oscar, Edward, and Little Flower basketball teams ri.ssey, Tracy Spitler, Thomas J .jc. Werner. Carlos Fuermann, and for the purpose of planning the 3 lb. OF OFFICE Harry Vogel, all of Denver. Requiem Rogers, Peter D. Walsh, W'illiam annual bazaar to be held on June [15] Crisco glaaa. 68c Mass is scheduled for Thursday at 9 in the boys’ senior and interme Girl Scout troop 25, Mrs. Dorothy FUKNITURS C. Weldon, A. H. Wyers, Leonard 15, 16, 17, and 18. George A. Eggs in SU Elisabeth's church. Olinger aerv* diate divisions have climbed better O’Rourke, leader. Empvon Champion ice. P. Littell, W'. E. Dolan, Emmett J. Durbin was elected president of Wo bu7 roar houscbold and olfico faml- than half the distance to title po _ Members of St. Joan of Arc’s [3 ] Peas No. 2 can...... 12c Inro for CASH, or oxchanft tbtm for BERNADINE VAN DYKE. 1183 W. Dignan, Alfred H. Rampe, Vincent the executive board; Ernest Nico- ( REA.M OF Gill. Surviving are her husband, Sylvan sitions in the current statewide circle were quests of Mrs. A. H. THE CROP 0 0 snTthins in otock. A. Smith, Frank Thompson. James lett, vice president; Miss Gloria lb. 0.; one daughter, Myrtle Joyce; and one YMCA tournament. This tourney, Wyers and Mrs. F. S. Mancini in 2 Wo rent Folding Chairs, Card and Ban G. Simpson, Ray Cunningham,- Billings, re-elected as secretary; [4J Pinto Beans hag...... 18c 1 dozen quet Tables, Dishes, Silverware, sny- son. Jack Lewis. Requiem Msss was designed upon weight classifica Daniels & Fisher’s tearoom on .Medium •peciaU thins in slock. offered Tuesday Jn St. Rose of Lima’s Carlton T. Sills, M. D. Marlow, the Rev. Achille Sommaruga, tions, will give the center teams Friday, March 24. Bridfre honors Swift’* Grade AA EsUbllshed UtS church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Paul Albrecht, Glen IV. Davis, An treasurer, assisted by Thomas Kra an opportunity to test their prow and hostess prizes were won by [4] Prem 12 ox. can...... 35c ABiB FIKANI, 1658 (^lifornta street. drew M. Hagerty, G. V. Gooding, mer. A spaghetti dinner will be BREAKFAST PHONE KEYSTONE 4-852 Surviving are his son. Sam N. Fikani; ess among lads of their oWm age Mrs. Emmett Dolan and Mrs. Ed Louis Dispense, W. C. Thornton, served the opening night of the Ib. OEMS. O O - OPEN FROM I A. M. to S P. H. and a sister. Mrs. Joseph Sebwairy. Re and weight. Competition will be ward L. Curran. 1 Thomas E. Greene, James Bren [ 6 ] Margarine rtn...... 17c 1 dozen quiem Mass was scheduled for 'Thursday keener, however, than in this sea bazaar. at 9 in Holy Ghost church. Interment nan, Stephen P. Keating, Jr.; Mil- Raymond Hagerty, aviation ca The Altar and Rosary society Sunny Bank Medium extra* son’s earlier games, as the “ Y” Grade A Littleton. ton W. Allen, Harold F. Collins. det, son of Mrs. .Andrew M. Hag will sponsor a home-baked and EDWARD C. LAWRENSON, 2805 E. tournament embraces more than erty, has been tran.sferred from Spillane Mortuary A. B. Olsen, and Chester Wibel; home-cooked food sale on Holy Old Dutch Cleanser 2 r l 5 c 16th avenue. Surviving are his wife. 100 of the best big and little Vernon. Tex., to Enid. Okla. PA.\S Mrs. E. C. Lawrenson of Denver; fou^ J, C. Gannon, Karl Mayer, Carlos Saturday, April 8. Italian Easter 1545 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 teams in the state. Lt. J. E. McGue; his mother, sisters. Edith Lawrenson of San Fran Fuermann, John F. Healy, Jr.; specialties will be a feature of the Ivory EGG DYES Mrs. Mar>’ McGue; and his aunt Soap Mrs. John H. Spillant cisco, Calif.; Margaret of DaUas, Tex.; Blair Kittleson, James J. Palmer,, sale, which is in charge of Mrs. Large bar.. 3 for 29c Mrs. Charles Wright of Okarchl. Okla.; and Harry Seidenstricker; Misses Mrs. Thomas J. Cummins of Ala D. R. Lucy, assisted by members PACKAOE...... 1 UC Funeral Director and Embalmar and Mrs. Will Moore of Lecompton. Christian Brothers’ mosa. were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Kanf. Rotary was recited Wednesday. Martha Coughlin, Grace Larson, of the society. Mrs. R. A. Mauro Soap Reg. bar...... 3 for 20c Requiem Mass and interment in Junc Auxitiary Convenes and Mary C. Carr; and the Very T. J. Rogers during the past week. will bake a cake, which will be 3 25c tion City. Kans. Rev. Harold V. Campbell, the Rev. Collection for Flower. awarded on Saturday evening. The Liquid Wax DELLA C. PETRUN, 201 S. Raritan Harley Schmitt and the Rev. Fran The following members of the Simoniz pint...... -a.....***-. 59c have a Special Insurance street. Requiem Mass was offered award is in charge of Mrs. Jose Plan for those over age Tuesday at 10 in St. Ix>uis* church. The De La Salle auxiliary of cis Pettit. Mrs. Andrew M. Hag Altar and Rosarj’ society will be phine Head. Louisville. Interment Louisville. the Christian Brothers met Sun erty and Mrs. Emmett Dignan as in the vestibule after the Sunday that will lake rare of all Sunday will be regular Com WALTER J. QUINN. Denver. Surviv- day evening, March 2fi, in the sisted the hostesses at the tea Mas.ses to receive donations for munion day for the members of Funeral Costs. Conte in tng are the following brothers and home of Mr. and Mrs. Kvas, Den table. flowers to be used during Holy the Altar and Rosary society, who sisters: Roy. John, Tim, and Eugene Week and the Easter holidays: anfl let us Quinn: Frances Sherwood and Margaret ver. Twenty-five members at Members of the Barney Boost will receive in a body in the 7 explain — no j Herring. Rosary will he recited Thura- tended. Brother Bernard described ers were guests of Mrs. Vincent 7 R.m., Mmes. J. Leonard Swigert, o'clock Mass. The monthly meet WAV day at 8 p.m. at 273 Broadway. Re the growth of the Christian A. Smith in Daniels & Fisher’s William J. McMenamy, and Adrian ing will be held Tuesday after obligation, quiem Masg will be offered Friday at tearoom Monday, March 20. The Maguire; 8 a.m., Mmes. Raymond I 9:30 in Holy Ghost church, interment Brothers’ teaching order. noon, April 4, in the lunchroom of Mt. Olivet. The next meeting will be held Rev. Bernard Karst, S.J.. and the Ricde. Mark J. Felling, A. V. the school. 9 2 of our in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kin- Rev. Joseph Gregory, S.J., and Gooding, and D. G. Mulligan; 9:30 Palms will be blessed immedi neavy, 3838 Winona court, on Mrs. F. A. Peterson were guests. a.m., Mmes. Peter D. Walsh, D. F' ti n e r a 1 MRS. ELLEN FR,ANCIS ately before the 9 o’clock Mass on Clean Your Rugs Right on the Floor Mr*. Etkn Frinci*, 1530 Grant Sunday evening, April 23. Bridge honors were won by Mrs. B. Douglas, Harry White, and Em Palm Sundav and will be di.s-' Serviees are died Monday after a long lllne»». Born The monthly card party will be Ralph Taylor and JIrs. George mett Dignan; 10:45 a.m., Mmes tributed at that Mass and all sub Without Sending Them Out in Ireland June 26. 1K47. Mr*. Francis in the home of Mrs. Simms on Quinn. M. D. Marlow, A. B. Olsen, Louis C a t h o l i c wa« brought to thia country by her par sequent Masses. I ents when *he wan three. She wtA mar Sunday, April 16, with Mrs. Corporate Communion Planned Dispense, and Paul Albrecht; 12, Boxes have been placed at the] ried to Jacob Francia in Cincinnati. O’ Brien as co-ho.ste.->s. Members of the Altar and Ros Mmes. J. H. Steele, Martha Cough doors of the church to receive con-| PHONE After her huaband’a death in 1918, Mra. ary society and the PTA will re lin, Andrew M. Hagerty, and Francia moved to Denver. She was i in Arkansas. Jan. 14, 1917, Sgt. Heim- tributions to the flower fund fori Kazoo RUG-TOnE ceive Communion in the o’clock Thomas E. Greene. G L . 5 7 0 9 member of the Cathedral Altar and Ro herg came to Denver seven years ago. 8 decorating the altars on Easter j *ary society. Surviving are three daugh He married Miss Nancy DeLuca in Golden Mass Sunday, April 2. All the Mrs. Thomas D. Fahey, who had and for the altar of repose on Holy T E D D A Y ters. Mri. Bertha Dowia. New Iberia, in 1939. Sgt. Heimberg had been in serv women of the parish are invited to been ill for several weeks, is able Thursday. ! RUG GLEANER La.; Mrs. George Kinkaid* Topeka. Kans. ice three years with the cavalry fn Kan join these two groups at the cor and Mi»« .May Francia: seven grand sas. Besides his wife he is survived by a to be out airain. The Holy Week schedule is asi children; and 10 great-grandchildren sister, Mrs. Mary Isaac of Kansas. In porate Communion. Friends of Mrs. Ed Splear will follows: Daily Masses at 7 and 8' DRY CLEANS — Actually dry clean, the turface without DAY MORTUARY Requiem Mass was scheduled for Thurs terment Mt. Olivet, Olinger service. The Flanagan Fans were gue.sts be sorry to learn of the death of o’clock Monday, Tuesday, and, trouble.ome tcrubbini or ute of water. Ju.t tprinkle over the 2406 Eedrral Bmilp>ard day at 9 in the Cathedral. Interment Mt. of Mrs. James Eakins on Wednes rug aitd .weep up. A quart jar will terrice a 9x12 rug Joseph, Mo. W« r. Horan k Son service. her father, Morgan T. Griffiths. Wednesday. E^vening services at! GEORGE C. ZAMBONI day, March 22. in her home. Fr. Pacifica, to Speak 7 :45 on Wednesday. On Thursday leTCral timet. George C. Zamboni. 20 Haiel court, Bridge honor.® were won hy Mrs. The Rev. Pacificiis Kennedy, MRS. MARIE BURKE died Tuesday. March 21, In t local hos High Mass at 8 o’clock followed by | RUG-TONE kill. moth, and larvae yet leave, the rug clean Mark J. Felling, Mrs. Vincent O.F.M., will be the special speaker Requiem Mat* wan offered Tuesday in pital after a long illness. Born in Denver precession of the Blessed Sacra and lafe for the baby to crawl on immediately after uting. Miles - Dryer-Astler Holy Family church for Mr>. Mane March 14. 1899. Mr. Zamboni had been A. Smith, and Mrs. James Mosier in Blessed Sacrament church at ment to the altar of repose. Burke, who died Saturday in a local working as a blacksmith and welder for were guests. 7:45 on Wednesday, Thursday, The Mass of the Presanctified: Printing Co. hospital after a Abort illneti. Born in a local railroad in Wyoming for a number Mi.ss Mary Hughes is spending and Friday nights of Holy Week. on Good Friday will be at 8 o’clock. | Lincoln, Nebr.. Oct. 18, 1S9T, Mr*. of years. Surviving are his father. Flor- the week vi.siting her nephew, John SOLD AT ALL LEADING STDRES Burke had lived in Denver nince 1927. ian Zamboni; four sisters, Mrs. Eva Palms will be blessed and the Stations of the Cross will be at " Muehlbauer. Mrs. Madeline Leech, and F. McHueh. a navy student in the Programs and Circular* She was formerly a member of the procession of the palms will take o’clock in the afternoon; services| DISTRIBUTED BY E. J. SCARRY & COMPANY Regin Mother*’ club. Surviving are her Mrs. Mary Walt* of Denver, and Mrs. University of Washington in place on Sunday at 12 o'clock. The in the evening at 7:45, consisting Tickets for huBband. Joseph J. Burke; three annA. Ernestine Beird of K1 Paso, Tex.; and Seattle. DENVER, COLO. Lt. Robert A. Nelaon, Bowman Field. three brothers. Louis. Frank, and Adolph liturgical music will be sung by of Stations of the Cross and ser Bazaars and Carnivals Ky., Joseph W. Nelson. Denver; and Zamboni. all of Denver. Requiem Mass Mr. and Mrs. .Alfred H. Rampe the boys’ choir. mon. Veneration of the cross will Quickly Produced Pfc. Leo Nelson. Fort Totten, N. Y.; was offered Monday in Presentation and Mrs. Sarah Henry have moved Joyce Ellen, infant daughter of be held in the morning and evening three sisters. Mrs. Robert Harris, church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger into their new home at 2617 Al Reatnnnbly Priced Greeley. Nebr.; Mr*. Julia Donnelly, service. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard R. TeBock- and after services in the afternoon. Grand Island, Nebr.; and Mr*. Irene bion street. hnrst, was baptized Sunday, Confessions for the children will UMO.N LABEL IF DESIRED Members of St. Anthony’s circle b CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING ] Lyons. Pryor. Okla.; and two brother*. SISTER MARY EMILY (O’KEEFE) March 26. Sponsors were Lucian be heard only Friday afternoon fol James and Denni* Stark. Omaha. In TcBockhorst and Margaret L. 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. terment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. Sister .Mary Emily. 90, a member of lowing services. the Institute of the Sisters of Charity of Houck. KEvstone 6348 Blessing of the fire, font, and Leavenworth for 49 year*, died in the Cookie Campaign The Girl Scouts held open house candle at 7 o’clock will take place Classified Ads PATRICK J. POWERS mother-house Wednesday morning. March It will pay fojt to road ALL of tho following adTertisementa. ^ Patrick J. Power* died Wednesday in 22. Mary O’Keefe was the daughter of in their clubhouse on Monday, on Saturday morning and will be hi* home. 4209 W. Yale avenue. A re Thomas and Anna Baldwin O'Keefe. She March 27. Their guests were the followed by High Ma.ss. Confes tired farmer. Mr. Powers had lived in was born in .Massachusetts on Aug. 27. Heads USO Slate Ver>’ Rev. Harold V. Campbell, sions will be heard in the afternoon DR. R. R . PRITZ Arapahoe county for more than 60 years. 1853. On March 11. 1895, she entered WOOD SALE FEMALE HELP WANTED: Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Kathleen the novitiate of the Sisters of Chanty of the Rev. Harley Schmitt, and the from '3 to 5:30 and in the evening And .\ssociatcs Powers; seven daughters. Mrs. Nell Leavenworth and the following Nov. 1 Proving that people wish to be Rev. Francis A. Pettit, and the starting at 7 :30. KINDLING. atAve. range, furnace, fire* Prie*u’ Housekeeper: Catholic: Location .lohnson. Mrs. Katherine Thomas. .Mrs. was clothed in the garb of the institute informed of the small needs of sisters of the school, memberg of place, block*. No yard *ale*. KE. 2460. near Denver. Reference*. Box 76, Tha Dentihs I Margaret McDonough. Mrs. Mae Rcidy. and received the name Sister Mary Kmily. members of the armed forces, Mrs. FAVOR RECEIVED Register. I Mrs. JoKephine Hogan. Mrs. Alice From 1895 until 1908 she was a mem the PT.A, commi.ssioner of the Den TOWN SERVICE 698 ISih Strm 1206 ISth Btrevt Ed Ga.es of .Annunciation parish ver Girl Scout council, Mrs. Harry A commi.ssioned officer in the Offer* a l*y«ar certified GUARANTEE on MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES KEy8ton» R721 TAbor 6761 jStuska. and .Mrs. Ann RIanford; two ber of the maintenance personnel in St. Isons. F.d and Patrick Powers: a brother. .loseph's hospital. Denver: from 1908 to reports the ink scarcely dry on a Nelson. Also present were Miss navy wishes to express gratitude tJl make* of waihing machinM. refdgera- DENVER, COLORADO John Powers; 17 grandchildren; and two 191 4, in St. James* hospital. Butte, M ont.; recent rrcss notice before she was to the Blessed Mother for a favor ton. including ntw part*, regardlaa* of age. BKAUTIFUL white porcelain Coal Range. Sarah Maloney, Girl Scout execu Oil Circulator and RaoV Sacrifice. 716 great-grandchildren, all of Denver. Re from 1914 to 1916, in St. Mary’s hospital. approached with numerous offers ______received. TA. 7591 quiem Mass was offered Monday in St. Grand Junction. Colo.: and from 1916 to tive secretary; Miss Elizabeth Santa Fe. of cookies for the USO. Mrs, R. M - I Simmons, Girl Scout field secre- PRINTING r' Rose of Lima’s church. Interment Mt. 1937. in Sl Vincent’s home in Denver. \VfiicH would he ^ Olivet. W. P. Horan k Son service. Because of failing sight, Sister Mary Lowne, who phoned .she could tary; Mrs. Janies Gilbert, and Mrs. Ceiling prices on buainc** cards, letterheads DRUG STORES Kmily was retired and transferred to the make up half a dozen cookies and (icorge -Evans, members . . of . the Erickson Memorial Co. envelope*, wedding and school announce have chosen? ^ MRS. MARY A. GRACE mother-house in 1937. The successful re baked 12 dozen instead, delivered MONUMENTS - MARKERS ment* Rodgers Printing (k>.. 511 I4th 8 l moval of cataracts from her eyes enabled Denver council; Mrs. Roy Hinder- Hutchinson’s Pharmacy J Requiem Mass was offered Wednesday her to see sufficiently to move about com hers first. Mrs. Gates .«ays at least man, prc.sident of the Intermediate Prompt Erection MUSICAL INSTRUMENIS Your Naborbood Druggist Loyola church for Mrs. Mary A. fortably and to read a little. Sister Mary 210 dozen have been promi.scd her Girl Scout Leaders’ association; from one of the mnat complete Phone SPruce 0558 700 So. Pearl Grace. 1671 Logan street, who died Sun Emily marked the 49th anniversary of in the past few weeks, all because display* in this region Kwunqilionnl piinoa playara, (rand, JAMES HUTCHINSON day in St. Joseph's hospital after an her entrance into the community on and Mrs. M. B. Reed, president of •29 Bpeer Bird. Opposite Sunken .irxana (pip* and rv«fl. orelwatral inatni- illness of *everal months. Born in Iowa March 11. She would have celebrated of press publicity. the Brownie Leaders’ a.ssociation. Gardenr CRerry 4721 menu T R Walk.r. 228 Broadway 6 P WANTED TO BUY 1859. Mrs. Grace came to Colorado her 91st birthday on .^ug. 27 this year. Flour, sugar, and spices deliv Refreshments were served. The 7864 years ago. Her husband. Edward Funeral service* were held from the ered by a stranger, who did not WILL PAY CASH for 5 room* of furni Grace, was in the mercantile business. Chapel of the Annunciation in the moth guests admired the work done by PHOTOGRAPHS ture. ptann and «t>wlng machine. KE. 6944. He died in 1924. Mrs. Grace was a er-house P’rida.*. March 24. Sister Mary leave her name at the club but the Scouts and their leaders in member of the Regis guild. Surviving who saw a picture featuring the Andarwn phoioa. IZbd 16tb Sc at La w - Emily is survived by two nieces. Mieses renovating the garage behind the renr*. MAIn 1371 FrM arw. enta. ROOM AND BOARD WANTED arc a daughter, Mrs. J. Fred Doyle, Ella and Julia O’Keefe of Spalding. Nebr. cookie jar there, will be made into school into a clubhouse. BIRDS Denver; a si*ler. Mrs. Zeno Drum. Oak hundreds of dozens of cookies by FURNITURE Catholic young man. University graduate, land, Calif.; and two grandchildren, Lt. The Blessed Sacrament PTA desire* room and board in Catholic family MRS. WENDEL THOME. SR. sodalists under the sponsorship of EYE In Pueblo. Preferably St. Lcandcr’a par- J. Fred Doyle and William Doyle, both met Monday, March 27; Father Beautiful btdroora, llrinarooii). and hraak- with the armed forces. Interment Ml. Mr*. Wendel Thome. Sr., mother of Miss Helen Gannon. ilh. Call Pueblo T03I-J. Francis A. Pettit, spiritual adviser, faat w tiM crifiea. 714 Santa Fc Olivet. W. P, Horan k Son aervice. Mr.. W.Ihurga Sibert. 1260 Clayton Sacred Heart Aid presented the FROZEN •treat, member of St. Philomena'. church. gave a short address on the purpose SO MANY THINGS may be club cookie jar with a large box Denver, died recently in Mareeline, Mo. of Girl Scouting. He also empha FOODS First Communion planned now that will ultimate- JOHN A. SAVOREN She wa. 75. Born Philomena Cather of chocolate cookies, on a monthly DOYLE’S y lighten the burden and bring John A. Savoren, 2040 Welton street, ine Senn. May IS, 1868, in Davenport, order placed with a local biscuit sized the necessity of practicing PICTLRES dtsd Saturday in e navy hospital in la., .he wa. the daughter of Ana.ta.iu. one’s faith daily and not waiting ace of mind for those who Maryland. Born in Leadville in 1894. and Catherine Senn. She wa. married to company. Every Wednesday a sim GroceHeB • Meats • Bakery PHARMACY That You’ll Be Proud o t Mr. Savoren had served in the navy four until a crisis confronts one. The Wendel W. Thome Sept. 12. 1892, in In ilar box is delivered on order of The PerticQlar Dnsgglal ive alone. W hen that time years in World war 1. After the war dian Grove, Mo. During her girlhood Mr.. pupils of the seventh grade fur St. Francis de Sales’ parish. MURRAY’S 17TH AVE. AND GRANT United Photo Studios comes, could anything be mote he wa* employed by the Public Service Thome lived in the Indian Grove com Boy Scout troop 126 of St. nished the entertainment. Co. and a flnance corymration. East munity in Chariton county. Mo. After Feandad by U. T. Murray—1881 fCB. »9f7 rSCB OKUVERY TA. 3412 1321 Curti* satisfying than the possession April he enlisted in the Seabees. He their marriage, Mr. and Mr*. Thome Francis de Sales’ parish sent in of a beautiful monument that was returned to this country in Febni- lived on a farm in Chariton county cookies this week as did Girl Scout Phones CR. 1613-14-15 ary for treatment of wounds suffered (or eeveral years. They moved to M ti’oop 27 and Brownie troop 77, C a l l a WmI I2nd B JalltR •vou selected TOGETHER, while serving in the Atlantic theater. celine in 1905. Surviving be.ide. Mrs. back in the days *when fond Mr. Savoren was a member of the Ameri Sibert are her husband, Wendel ’ Thome, St. Catherine’s. NOW! can Legion. Surviving are hie wife, and the following children: Raphael and Mrs. George Zigler, whose inter memories were in the making? Mra. Francea Savoren; hli father, Wendel Thome, Mr., Constance Stray ZOIVE CAB Surpassingly Beautiful Easter Cards in Matthew Savoren: three aiaters. Mrs. est stems from having seven of hall, and M r.. Rose Rice, all of Mar- her family in service, has been ap- MAln 7171 DENVER FRAME, Soft Colors and many C l H R *1Ua y < u t H o4u Ann Jones. Mrs. Fay Altland, and Mra. celine: Hubert Thoma of Denver; Mrs. Jeanatte Holablrd; and three brothers, Magdalen McNamara and Mrs. Cele- ointed chairman for cookies in FraaiaL Cm f Um . Sarrlca Unusual Effects, from to ^ ■ a U U Frank. Matt. Jind Joe Savoren. Requiem tine Slrayhall, both of Kansas City it. Elizabeth’s parish. CHXAPEB BATES AXLE & BODY CO. Ckoaia *1o -QUILT PIECES- ARCHBISHOP’S GUILD READY TO LA JUNTA WOMEN MAKE SIX Uy bis barstin paeluis, b«autl(al fast- Ancient Holy Week Services color quilt plKca Ineludw 1000 Yard, thread, (re* itlKtad quilt patum s, tree AID MISSIONARY CATECHISTS eak, ntw “No-Knot” Keeps thread from NEW C A SS O C K S , SURPLICES twutint, maket threading eailer. All theee plua enough aaaorted colorful good* Will Be Held in Cathed-ral to make oeer 1200 quilt patehea, ipaeial With the appointment of com Zahn, and Mar^^aret Lynch, linen; (Continued From La$t Page) 0., has arrived to spend a furlough 11.40 C.0.0. plus pottage. 100% aatia- mittees this weelc, the Archbishop’s Mrs. Marie Dinan, Kay Flynn, and his work. Father Shanahan with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. faction guaranteed. Money Inatantly re funded If not entirely pleaied. Send no gnild of Denver is ready to supply Mrs. Mary O’Connor, and Mrs. (Continued From Loot Paae) Mass^ the " 0 Redemptor,” and the carry the processional canopy. The stressed the need of Catholic Mike Fazio. money. Pay poatman. MARY CALD whatever aid is asked for the Mis Betty Jo Burke, silverware; Mrs. are sadnpss at the death of Cnrist, “ Divjserunt” will be sung by the procession is an expression of the riests and the good work that is Bill Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. WELL. Craft Remnant Co., Dept 4 0 4 4 , sionary Catechists, a new group of Margaret Volk, Mrs. Eurella Close, eing accomplished by those in Ed Harris, left last Sunday, March Bloomington, III. FREE for prompt ac fear of God through Hia rejec seminarians of the Pueblo diocese. Joy and gratitude of the Church tion—New 1944 Trail Blaur'a Almanto. nuns who vrill begin vfork in the Madelene Nulty, and Betty Ryan, tion of the chosen people, brought The seminarians will also fill the on the very day the Lord was service. Refreshments were served 26, to enter the marines. He will archdiocese in September. Working kitchen; Clella Carter, Frances about by their ;own hardness of minor offices of the Mass and the pleased to institute the Holy to 50. be stationed in San Diego. to equip a frame residence in Gree Cain, Margaret Mohan, and Jean heart, and consolation that the vesters will be boys from the Eucharist Palms will be blessed at the 8 John Elliott spent a seven-day ley in time for the Catechists’ ar ette Dunn, dishes; Mrs. Mary Kin- Eternal Father has so loved the Sacred Heart school. On Holy Thursday afternoon o’clock Mass on Palm Sunday and furlough with his parents, Mr. and rival are Archbishop Urban J. kel, Mrs. Marian Kelly, Anne world as to give up for our re The main purpose of the liturgy and evenirv^ the faithful visit the distributed at all the Masses. Mrs. William Elliott. Vehr of Denver, Father Dominic Hackethom, and Mrs. Margaret demption His only begotten Son. of Holy Thursday is to celebrate altar of repose to commemorate AN EASTER GIFT Morera, S.F., pastor of Our Lady T. McCallin, curtains; Mrs. Helene The schedule of services for Holy Thursday the institution of th« Blesstd the institution of the Blessed Holy Week will be as follows: Holy of Peace parish in Greeley, and Washburn, Kathleen Malkon, Mary Eucharist and to atone to Christ Eucharist and the establishment of Hour, Tuesday evening at 7:30; for your man in service the residents of that city. The Catherine Madden, and Josephine Holy Thursday will be solemnly the Christian priesthood, and, In by adoration and love for the in guild was designated by the Arch Hytrek, pantry shelf. A meeting observed with a Pontifical Maas Wednesday evening. Rosary, ser Cathedral churches, the blessing of suits offered Him in the course of mon, and Benediction; Holy Thurs for your entire family bishop to supply religious articles will be held Thursday evening, celebrated by the Moat Rev. Bishop the holy oils. The Gloria is sol His bitter Passion. for the sisters’ work, and miscel March 30, in S t Francis de Sales’ Joseph C. Willging in Sacred Heart day, High Mass followed- by a pro emnly sung, accompanied by the Stripping of ths Altar* laneous appointments that will parish assembly room. Cathedral at 9:30. In the Maas cession to the repository. Evening for a loved one ringing of bells, to exhort all to The stripping of the altars is make ^ e residence as homelike as the blessing of the holy oils takes services will consist of a Rosary Daughter Born to Member render praise and gratitude to the the last function of the ‘ Holy possible. place and follov.nng the Mass and sermon on the Holy Eucharist; for yourself Lord for the institution of the Thursday ceremonies. The anti Heading the general committee is Mrs. Mary Catherine Hacke- Good Friday morning, Mass of the the procession of the Most Blessed Blessed Eucharist phon, “ Diviserunt,” is sung and Catherine Maloney. Others include thorn DuckVorth of Littleton, a Sacrament and the stripping of Presanctified at 8 o’clock followed Mary Nadorff, Mrs. Marian Kelly, member of Ave Maria circle, gave BLESSING OF THE HOLY OILS Psalm xxi, “ 0 God, My God, Look by veneration of the cross. At 3 (Continued From Laet Page) the altars take place. Holy Com Upon Me,” ia recited while the and Mrs. Margaret T. McCallin, birth to a daughter Monday, The holy oils are blessed oYice a o’clock in the afternoon Stations ORDWAY— munion will be distributed every year at the Pontifical Mass in the ceremony of denudation is taking contact committee; Jessie Pas- March 27. half hour between 6:30 and of the Cross, followed by Confes St. Peter’s ______$ ____ Cathedral church. The blessing of place. As the altar represents quale, Wilma Gerspach, Eleanor The Little Flower circle had its 9:30 a.m. sions. In the evening the reading OURAY— the oil of the sick is a brief rite Christr the stripping of it denotes of the Passion and Confessions. March meeting with Mary Bahl as The Ordinary of the Mass and St. Patrick’s ...... 5.90 consisting of an exorcism and a the abandonment of Christ , upon Holy Saturday morning the serv hostess. Recently returned from the “ Pange Lingua” will be sung prayer in which petition ia made the cross. All is desolation, and ices will begin at 7 o’clock with the PAONIA— New York are two members, Miss by the boys’ choir of the Sacred Retreats for Priests that through Christ’s holy blessin; the faithful are moved to mourn blessing of the new fire, the Easter Sacred Heart ...... 7.00 Rosemary Shackley and Mrs. Ed- Heart school. The Proper of the Retreats lasting 8 days at site wyna Jorgenson. the oil may strengrthen the sou with Christ. candle, and the holy water. A ROCKY FORD— of Martyrdom of St. Isaac and body. Good Friday High li(pss will follow. St. Peter’s ...... 21.00 Alice Miller and Clara Martin A most imposing ceremony con SALIDA— Jogues, birthplace of Yen. will be hostesses to the Precious . Good Friday rites will be con The new schedule of Masses will Kateri Tekakwitha. stitutes the blessing of the oil of ducted by the Most Rev. Bishop begin on Easter Sunday morning. St. Joseph’s ...... 18.23 Blood circle at a dinner in the Ox chrism and catechumens in which, Joseph C. Willging in Sacred Masses throughout the year will be SAN L U IS - April 18, P.M. to 27, A.M. ford hot^l Saturday, April 1. besides the Bishop, 12 priests, Heart Cathedral, bef;inning at at 7, 9, and 11 o’clock. Most Precious Blood...... Our Lady of Loretto circle met May 8, P.M. to 17, A.M. seven deacons, and seven subdea- noon with the chanting of the TRINIDAD— Mpnday, March 20, in the home of cons participate. The priests and Priests who visited the rectory Passion, the veneration of the in the past week were the Very Holy Trinity...... 105.48 | June 5, P.M. to 14, A.M. Mrs. Jerry Hanson. An interest deacons in solemn procession come Mt. Carmel ...... 47.551 ing letter was read from Dorothy cross, and the Mass of the Pre Rev. Thomas Wolohan, the Rev. APPLY: to the altar to the chanting of the sanctified. Francis Wagner, the Rev. Patrick WALSENBURG— Walsh, who is serving with the hymn, “ 0 Redemptor.” Prayers, The officers for the Mass will Conway, and the Rev. Florian St. Mary’s ...... 84.72i SACRED HEART RETREAT American Red Cross in New insufflations by the Bishop and be as follows: Assistant priest. Bates. WESTCLIFFE— | HOUSE Guinea. Mrs. Louise O’Brien and priests, an exorcism, a preface, Monsignor A. J. Miller; deacons S. Sgt. Louis Fazio of Bucyrus, 'Assumption ...... 4.50 two sons are in California with Tour m»n *<*r»ins wuh thf flfhhnz force* AURIESVILLE, N. Y. and the saluting of the oils consti of honor, the Very Rev. Thomas PORTLAND— Mr, O’Brien, who is stationed or m»r country irci>urri hi« rcitzion moil tute the imposing ceremony. The J. Wolohan and the Rev. J. B Christ the King...... 1.40 dearly. U i* lna toiis.ilatmn. hu hope there with the marines. Miss Eileen procession leaves the altar again And 10 here THE ONK GUT that will Liciotti; deacon of the Mass, the ftOCKVALE— reach hi* heart and help hia loul! Morrissey, a member of this circle, Trinidad.— Palms will be blessed to the chanting of the hymn, “ 0 Rev. Thomas Fitzgerald; sub- St. Patrick’s ...... 4.35 now residing in Washington, D. C., before the 6 :30 o’clock Mass Palm Redemptor.” There^...... 4 the... Little---- Flo»*er. - ...... hai. been deacon of the Mass, the Rev. John Cliililren H ale SILVERTON— called ‘ Saint of the Mattleneld " »ni __ Sunday, and will be distributed at Soldier * SlucM “ Sol.lier* everyHhers ha»e has a new position. Forsyth, O.S.B.; and master of St. Patrick’s ...... 7.85 Enroll Now all Masses. Masses are at 6:30, PROCESSION OF THE MOST chn\en the Little K!o«er aa ilieir own par* BLESSED SACRAMENT ceremonies, the Rev. Justin McKer- HOTCHKISS— tieuUr patron, and many attribute tneir 8, 9:30, and 11 o’clock. Holv St. Margaret Mary’s...... 1.30 safety or recovery to her. Thursday Solemn Mass will After Mass the Blessed Sacra nan, O.S.B. The “ Venite Adoremus,” “ Im- AVONDALE— 8t. Thereae. the Little Flnwer. also leU be at 8 o’clock; Good Friday, Mass ment is placed in a veiled chalice First Cominunion fall a “*howrr of rova” on other* aho THE SACRED HEART properia,” and "Vexilla Regis” Sacred Heart ...... 1.30 w k her fifor. and aince the ettahhahmenl of the Presanctified at 8 o’clock and carried in solemn procession VINELAND— of the National Shrine uncounted bleaiinf* Ruth Hayes New will be sung by the seminarians. hate heen receDerl by her clienti and mem* and Tre Ore 12 to 3 o’clock. to the altar of reposition, which is St. Therese's ...... 12.12 i ben of her society. MASS LEAGUE The seminarians will also fill the (Continued From Last Page) The Rev. Joseph M. Sheehy, adorned with flowers and lighted Trinidad—A friend...... 1.00 , rt» member* (both IWIng and deeeaaed) minor offices. the cadet nurse corps of St. Mary’s Join the Society of the T.lltle Flower S.J., will be celebrant for Holy Sat with a profusion of candles. Dur and altare in the mahy beneAta and fatort •hare in the Heb epiritnal benefit* of e The characteristics of the lit hospital, was the guest speaker at that com# to those who spread her urday services at 7 o’clock, bless ing the procession the choir sings Mae* said dall^. to the end of time, ee- urgy of Good Friday are awe at' the meeting of the Young Ladies’ rot ion. peeially for the member* of the Leasne Club President ing of the new fire, and blessing the hymn, “ Pange Lingua,” in a For information im tei plan song melody of great beauty. the terrible tragedy of Calvary, sodality Wednesday night in St. Why Suffer from L I F E M E M B E R 8 H IF hriri£% ill (he ipir* of the baptismal font. Easter Sun sorrow at the intense suffering of Joseph’s school. Tlie need for ca itual adtantaiei of the society, prayers and THE PRIESTS OP THE SACRED day Masses will he at 6:30, 8, 9:30, The Knights of Columbus will Ma«^. for your entire life. Enroll your HEART* Sacred Heart Misalon Hooae. Miss Ruth Hayes was elected the Divine Savior, and mourning det nurses, requirements of the soldier or satlorl ...... 810.00 Sta. Marie* tlL and 11 o’clock, with Solemn Mass for His death. Black vestments, tARTHRITIS? president of the University of Den at 9:30. corps, and their possibilities after FERPETUAL MEM6ER8H1P entitles the ver Newman club in the regular a denuded altar, veiled images, graduation were reviewed by Miss Oeeten PfesoHbs Tlili Ra. meniher to all blcuMnsa. nrinlefe*, and Monthly letters to the service Altar Society to •ntrksbi* yoffnula mdiiliiiience*. durtne life and ifter death meeting held Tuesday afternoon, rayers for all those for whom Cuburu. Miss Joyce Phillips sang What a help for ultationl ..$28.00 men of the parish from the Knights &ee died, and the unveiling and an “ Ave Maria” as the other pro March 28. Other officers chosen of Columbus of Holy Trinity NDOGEN FAMILY PERPETUAL MEMBERSHIP A Fountain included Miss Shirley Freeman, veneration of the cross take the gram number. ttASI kUH MOimMS Include* your entire limdy ihrnufhout life council have been sent so that boys Meet on April 3 place of the usual festive liturgy. 8Ari ^KPMOTIVI — and continuously after ftealh. The war to vice president; Miss Margaret will receive them the first of April. Mr. and Mr*. H. J. Elder re PROVED — Now arxOable temporal aud apiritual fatoni .m.....8100.00 Of Blessing! Murphy, secretary; and Miss Mar The order of services is as fol turned from Santa Fe, N. Mex., to TOO. Joia tbt maoz satis* Reports from the boys in service lows: Prostration of the clergy, flsd asert tsnd for full do* Membenhlp Duea May Ba Bant In Pull Of garet Egan, treasurer. The mem (Continued From Last Page) early in the week and brought their tails ta DspsptmeM t2V. 300 Massea Annually say they are more than grateful to lessons from the Old Testament, On Iniullment Plan. Um AppUcatlon Now. bers appointed to the entertain Paul Rcitameier. John Shuff. Carl Ooan*- daughter, Mrs. Fred Glidden, and The Rondogsn C«., 1888 K. for the living and deceased receive the letters. ler. Walter Monn, Anthony Verlengia; chanting of the Passion, prayers 87 8t^ Olmlsnd 8, Ohio ment committee are Betty Dug- children, who will make their home a rartitehte Palbers. 6413 DaoU Ara.* Friday Lecture to End Series Mmei. J. C. Wclte. Sam Parliapiaoo, members of the Union of dale, Florence Abel, and Margaret of intercession, unveiling and ven for the duration. Mr. Glidden is in I Chicago. Ill The lectures with colored slides, Jamet B. Jones, Ernest Abell. Frank Masses. Dues 25c each person. Murphy. Frank Merchant, Vincent Riley. Lynn eration of the cross, “ Impro- Washington. D. C. Ho R esults-Ho Pay I 1 wiih to obtain a (Ntver to b* renewed.) held in Community hall each Fri I m Lift Mambeeihip ($10) Beleher. George Gleason. Edna Farley. peria,” solemn procession of the Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Elsberry of ENROLL YOUR SOLDIER BOTS. The Very Rev, Joseph P. day evening after the Stations of Leonard, Charles Woessner. P. J. Most Blessed Sacrament, and the Q Perpetual Mambeeihip ($28) Keaney, John Gray. Robert Murphy, Leo 1360 Glen wood avenue. Grand HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE O’Heron, club chaplain, will repre the Cross and Benediction, were Mass of the Presanctified. Q Family Perpetual Mambeeihip ($100) St. Peter Qaver Sodality sent the Newman club at the Stowe. Harry Lloyd. Thomas Hudson. Junction, announced the marriage A DANCER SIGNAL for the African Missions iven March 24 by Mrs. Roy De Charles DTgby. J. L. Tomlinson. A. J. The clergy prostrate themselves of their daughter. Miss Dorothy I 10 the Sodety of the Little Flowei Rocky Mountain Consultative con Owen. Mrs. Hubert Loomis has Dooner, T. Rausch, C. J. Conner. R. T. at the foot of the altar with their Ofteo associated with Hardentnt of the DEPARTME.VT B Elsbery, to S. Sgt. Vincent Bray Arteries, a Stroke* ParalTtis, Heart Trou* rn 1 enclose I.___ dues la full Ow ference on campus religious work charge of the lecture March 31 on Davellne. R. E. Darling. Thomas Henry. faces to the floor to humble them ^ this metnbershlpi 1624 W. Pine Bird. St. Loot* I, Ito. in war time to be held in the Clifford Keeler, J. N. Hester. Mary of San Francisco March 9, in the bit. Kidnex Disease, and other Erare com- * the Passion of Our Lord, which Haenelt. Henry McCarthy; selves before the Lord who on chapel in Geiger Field, Wa.sh., with plications. ReeultfuJ treating methods of m 1 eneloee |...... Initial offering University of Denver Friday, will close the series. Father Theo Mmes. Josephine Mooney. Anna Berent. this day humbled Hifhself, even the Bail Clinic have prortn dependabl* (or ^ for this membership, and wii) scad in Father Warren J. Ryan officiating. nearly a quarter of a eentury. Send for March 31. dore Yoch, S.J., has charge of the Hugh Gilbert, L. E. Burke. J. J. Krat- each month usUl toll doc* unto the death of the cross. The Attendants were First Sgt. and FREE Blood Preaaure Book—todar. Ko ob> projector. sky. G. E. Soukup. Ella Derinody. Mary bar* been *enL McDaniel. Albert Spencer, Curly Wil chanted Tract is a piteous cry of Mrs. Kerns. libation. Ball CUnie. Dept. 7060. Exeeliior Senior* to Present Clat. Play the Messias at His betrayal by His Springs, Uo. Your Purchase of War Bondi liams. Mary Ann Kastolic. Henry Wil Thirty officers and their wives \ Name and Stamps Helps Secure Your The seniors of Holy Trinity high liams. Louis Fortino, Agnes Williams. friends into the hands of His cruel gave a reception in the Spokane school are busily occupied with Joe Hochenauer. W. H. Pixley. Judge I Addnm ------Future. Connelly, George Somes, Lawrence Lang- enemies. hotel. RHEUMATISM D escrib e their class play, Johnny on the Eight prayers of intercession I don. Gladford Smith. Francis Buser. Mrs. Bray attended grade and ArthritU Neoriti* Sciatica I City ...... Bute . Spot, a comedy in three acts. It Louis Chiariglion. Herman Isbetter. are directed to the good of all Why continue to auffai the I this Wilburt Pryor. Thomas Kayes. Pat high school in Grand Junction and will be presented in Community mankind and to the alleviation of was graduated in the class of 1938 agonizing pain* of these dl»> I — FREE PREMIUMB •— hall April 17-18. Wyndle. Nell Gibbon*. Harriet Wind- every human mise^. Good Fri ease* when the usual remedIc* I For • LIFE membenbip. the Little Flower EXQUISITE heim. Elsa Coffman, Vida Teter. M. She had made her home in Cali have (ailed? Laam about a 1 Pnyerbook (large leatherette edition) is No Fancy The last of a series of four mis Conners: day, being the anniversary of the fornia for the past four years. Ser new, trustworthy, modeni, aon-eurgieal I tent For a FKRPETUAL membership* a sions is being given in Cokedale in Mmei. Louis Ballsle, C. R. Batiste. great day of expiation when Christ treatment method. This marvelous treatment 1 genuine sculpturette^three dimension— HUGREE Mike Gleason. John Jones. H. Middle- geant Bray is stationed in Geiger * ideal for drawing room; for a FAMILY the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and laid down His life for all man U completely explained in tb* Ball Ciinie's 2 membership, a oomplru sick-caQ set aad Price..Yet kamp. J. Griffiths. H. Peterson. Charles Field. They will make their home new FREE Book. Write today No obUgation. I wall cruemz. 24-K Gold Mary church by Father Joseph M. Hoffman. Clyde Nelson. Alberts Yonei*. kind, the celebrant at the altar IT'SAGENUINE in Spokane for the present. Ball Clinic. D«pL 7800. Excelsior Springs. Mo. Plate Sheehy, S.J., this week. Previous Mary Henderson. Howard Mertz. M. implores mercy for all. Provenzano. Anna Mraz. J. J. O’ Brien, Two sons of Mr. and Mrs. Frank missions were given by Father UNVEILING OF THE CROSS 8'/j"x5'/i" Arthur O’ Brien. Eva Gault. 0. F. Smith. Simonetti, 111 North First street, NATURAL Sheehy in Storkville, Morley, and Bruno De Rose. John Connor*. Joe In the dramatic unveiling and Sopris. Faboy, L. E. Fleming. Robert Bellino. are here on furloughs, S. Sgt. Special Offer-All 4 for Only 10c veneration of the cross, a veiled Frank Simonetti, with the signal CRUCIFIX Cub Scout. Receive Award. Ella Dixon. Lou Langstein. John Con crucifix is gradually exposed to Climbing Tomatc^ Vine Peach SPONGE ner*. William N. Peake. Cathryn Shaffer, corps in Drew Field, Fla., and Cpl. •AVE OAHOEM SPACE > ntpm Iruit In *0 Aayo.l Holy Trinity Cub pack 260-C and John Bieknell, and Missei Ruth view while the celebrant sings Bnarawu* Fruit*, perfte* In Rg^mblc oranfw, color. I The glorious Easter and all year held its monthly meeting in Com Seller. Josephine and Mae Langdon. Albert Simonetti, with the coast feem. Ihick, —tttsmd Aall* *h«p« and file. Growoal In **H*ndT (nrenlll*** you ret ftnulne n»t- three times, “ Behold the wood of flavor. WtiKbrromat* . vinca lik* Rwlorui. Boawt-I gift for you, your family and loved ur*l tpoivr* piece* padded into convenient munity hall Sunday, March 26, at Henrietta Willging, Mina Isbester. Dor©* artillery in Camp Pendleton, Va. Slbo.tMrh. Atuinabclfhlof I IfHl.tamotlMf appcaranoal thy DeCercy, Florence Bergin, and Ruth the cross.” The purpose of this Both will return to their posts Bear* lira* qu*n- when canned. Uak*d*H-| ones—a beautiful inspiration. ih*p« in t cover of loft, half-inch tufted 3 o’clock. Chairman C. C. Robin miM of ?fry doltctouo fniil* kHoo* pr—■rvoa, aw—tl chenille. Becaact It I* natural iponr*. Delihanty. striking ceremony is to honor and Wednesday. Fin* foe •Haag or foe »aU4«. __ ___ ^pkkloa* Kino for pM*l Packed in Satin Lined Box “ Handy Chenille** I* unexcelled for waah- son and Cubmaster A u^st Juarez glorify the cross at the very mo Yd.Long ^ KllTfW Euy to irrow f HOOK IN BACK TO PUCE ON WALL inf walls and woodwork, for reneral were in charge. Ronald Downey, ment when Jesus hung upon it, New Climbing^ucumber household cleaninf. for toilet and bath. Jimmy Ania, David Mayo, and Illustrated Lecture Beans- Vin«* dimb r*adHy on Hold* plenty of water . . . will not drip Requiescant in Pace “ despised as the most abject of Ad riecn*at f mcA«. poles, otc. ta vino Charles Roitz received membership varWty ond • valuaSio aMcoinamali Prke Include* Box, . . . ia soft and pliable when wet. 3$c. men” and endured His bitterest Given in Somerset Very tutor— *rd*M. O— Hill Will $ 5 9 5 50c, 75c and 11.10 tizes at druff. depart cards. A new pack flag was pre tug ewteelty. tcep a Rood atacd family Moiling & Insuronc* DIOCESE OF PUEBLO humiliations. The unveiling of the Vine* Dr* run- aoi^loa all »— ar. ment. hardware store*. If your dealer can sented by M. E. Giltner, supervi Somerset.— (Mission of Paonia) pant aroweri Dear early and coniiauo g RcraitUnce tssure* prompt dcliTery not lupply you. pleas* write os direct and VIRANT— Jack, of Canon City. Re cross brings us into the full con rredaco on •• toprodoeefruitthrough* riva hia name. sor. Wolf pins were awarded to tired railroad watchman. 80. died in templation of the catastrophe of ■;—An illustrated lecture was held ou t the aaoMwi. One p U 01 Canon City hospital March 21 after a of I—X akoficr I wiQ boar from forty to Ronald Dowjiey, Lewis Gerodo, Calvary. in the school auditorium and was ro9mJpod*.2(o R Afty frulU. DolkTo— bracker religious symbol CO. year’s ilinets. He had made hit home 4 ft. )mc, that I tlovor.Te InCroduevour SCHROEDER & TREMAYNE, Inc. Billy Malone, Jack Ferindelli, and on East Four-Mile and in Prospect IMPROPERIA attended by 50 persons Thursday, artefoie^tmt I —talocofraroaad ua> 2130 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY Stanley Roitz. Bear pin awards qinJityfor*nap I — I aeeds w* will mail MONXT REFCN-DED WITHIN S PATS 1711 Delmor Blvd., St. Louii, Mo. Heights. Requiem Mass in St. Micfasel's The “Improperia” are re- March 23. At the beginning of boon*. Are of 1 oil 4 Rata, for only IF .NOT ENTIRELY TO TOUR 291 Church St., New York, N. Y. went to Billy Rielly, Laurence church Marsh 23. Interment Canon City. toaches put into the mouth of the lecture, a religious instruction v«rT ftno flame. lOe awd 2« P—«ac^ 1*1X13 455 St. Sulpice St., Montreal, Canada Tones, Robert Juarez, Robert CHENCHARIK— George, of J117 Vine E. J. MUWVON SEED CO.. D*pt. *-50„ SO. NORWALK, CONN- BATlSrAOTION street. Canon City. Stricken with Jeiesus as He hung upon the Cross. film _ was shown and explained. Heap, and John Cesario. Den paralysii as he sat in his truck on March The “ Improperia” are sung by the Scenic slides then were displayed. Chief “ Chick’’ Sayre received his 2 0, the 82-year-oId truck gardener died choir to the most moving music service cord. March 21. Born in Austria in 1861, he that ever stirred the heart of man. Brtna the Vificn of The Saviour Mr. Malone gave a short sketch came to the United Statgs in 1889 and moved to Canon City in 1896. Survived The “ Iniproperia,” or Reproaches CONSTRUCTION of one of our national games, base by his wife. Anna, and two sons. John are interspersed with the “ Trisa- Tlcat East 0issions ball. Cubs Laurence Torres, Billy and James, all of the home. Requiem Most R*v. Franci* J. Spellman, D.D., President Into Your Home uiith the Mast in St. Miehaers church March 23 gion,” "Holy God, Holy and Strong WORKERS NEEDED Rielly, and Bobby Schwartz gave Interment Canon City. God. Holy and Immortal God, have Rev. Thomaa J. McMahon, S.T.D,, National Secretary short talks on birds of their choice. PLUTT— Mrs. Margaret. Resident of mercy on us.” ON OUT OF STATE Rtv. Joseph J. Tennant, S.T.D,, Assistant Secretary The Cubs’ birdhouses and scrap Pueblo 59 years. Died Marcb>22 after a PROCESSION OF MOST ar books were on display and many four-month illness. Widow of George H o m e All Plutt. Survived by five children. Mrs. BLESSED SACRAMENT PROJECT were outstanding. The meeting Mary Pugel. Mrs. Margaret Yamnick A solemn procession of the Sword Pierced Ssy 1 priyer for your boy over closed with a few games for the Mrs. Kate Boitz. and John and George Blessed Sacrament is made from The Feast o f Our Lady’s Seren Sorrows ii March 31. We Cubs. Present were Cubmaster Plutt. ail of Pueblo. Requiem Mass In CARPENTERS there under the inspiring gaze St. Mary’s church March 24. Interment the altar of repose through the are now trying to gather funds for a Memorial Chapel of Our of out Lord Jesus. Now—in the August Juarez, .Assistant Cubmas- Roselawn. church to the high altar. During MILLWRIGHTS Lady of Sorrows in the Holy Land, in honor of our fallen soldier ler J. M. Rielly, Chairman 0. C. sanctity of your own home—you ALLEN— Charles E.. died March 25 to the procession the choir sings the REINFORCING IRON boys. Can you help? We shall need seyen hundred and fifty dol may loin in holy prayer with yout Robinson, Mrs. John Cheiri, sec Greeley. Until his retirement three hymn of the cross, “ Vexilla lars altogether. retary; Hugh V. Giltner, treas years ago. Mr. Allen was manager of i loved ones fat away. A votive can Pueblo shoe store for 30 years. Sur Regis.” Xhe thought of the tri WORKERS ‘Wm urer; and Joe Schwartz, den dad. dle burning before t simulated vived by three daughters, Mrs. Robert umph of the cross is manifest in TYPISTS * PATROLMEN STRUGGLE UP HILL FROM Here’s a chance to make a Holy stamed-glass window casts a vi Harbaugh of Greeley. Mr*. W. R. Rich ards, Webster Grove*. Mo., and Mr*. the triumphal chant of the ‘‘Vex MT. OLIVET Week grift: (1) to these three I brant Image oj the Living Christ OUR COLORED MISSIONS illa Regis.” NEED PRIESTS a BROTHERS James McFeeley. Parkridge. Requiem ALSO OTHER Jesus knelt in agony on the newly ordained priests, to start upon any wall . . . transforming Would you Ilk# to Or aonaaarata Mass in St. Leander’s church. Pueblo, MASS OF THE PRESANCTIFIED them off with .some hope; (2) to the whole room into a glowing March 28. Interment Roselawn. Mount of Olives. Then He strug ba a priaat—train, y ou r U fa aa a The concluding rite of Good SKILLED AND SEIVII- gled up the hill to Calvary. Surely the seminary at Charfe, where a tanctuary. ing man (or tha LAY BROTHER JARAMILLO — Juan. of 422 Ash. Friday is the Mass of the I^e- mlwlona; or ba a halping tha Pueblo. Died March 21. Survived by a priest trained in the little Syrian student can be supported for one Sturdy, fireproof—yet miHionnry your. priMta, npactallj hit wife and two daughters, RosaHa sanctified. From the earliest times SKILLED OPENINGS hundred dollars a year. Father! Rodriguez and Juanita Jaramillo. Re seminary on the Mount of Olives unbelievably delicate aalfT In tha mitaien*. it was the custom not to celebrate has many memories to make him a Malke says that six hundred dol Suparior quiem Mast in Our Lady of M t Carmel tHb Mass proper on Good Friday, 54 Hour Work Week. Time in design— the home T I7 ,.;A n f r . . Fathan of SL Edmund. church March 27. Interment Roselawn. zealous apostle, even a martyr. lars will help him to struggle for | Altar Shrine is both a T T r i l c l O . Randolph, Varmont CORNETT— Clifford LeRoy. of 2121 the great mourning day of the and one-half for all hours Thank you for helping Father a year. unique decoration and N. ^ n ta Ft, Pueblo. Died March 26. year. What is called the Mass of Son of Pfe. and Mrs. WUUam H. Cornett. over forty. Chibas-Lasalle and his seminary BETRAYAL a home altar of wor Service* in Sacred Heart Cathedral the Presanctified ia the Commun oh the Mount of Olives. Perhaps ship. March 28. Interment Rosalasrn. ion, separated from the (^nsecra- Transportation A dvan ced, Judas could commit the gpreat I you do not know that many sem sin of the betrayal because he had CLASSIFIED ADS DWYER—Dennis P. (Denny), for tion of the Eucharist. Attractive Scale of W’ages. inarians leave there and “ go up merly of Pueblo, died In Colorado Springs sinned in many little things be MAIL COUPON National hta 2Se par word par laaua: ratnt- TENEBRAE the hill” to the Syrian seminary at mura 12 worda. It tour or mora conaaautfva March 19. Hnaband of Mrs. Ella Dwyer, fore. Lest we too fall, let us build Clip laid mail tb* Colorado Springs: and brother of Mra. Tenebrae services will be held Comfortable housing for all Charfe. Here is what Father C . when uauaa ara ua«d. tha rata I* 20e par word per up a store of little kindnesses; { coupon below toda>^ uaua Payibant muat accompany all ordara. Mary Whalen. Pueblo, and Philip Dwyer. on Wednesday and Thursday eve People employed. Malke, the rector of Charfe, tells ♦h^ vM've candle is like a two dollar ^ ft for a sanc Upon nceipt we wm Ada recaivad on Monday will appaar In tha Chicago. Requiem Maas ia 6 L PatrieVi nings of Holy Week at 8 o’clock in us without any dressing. ovr.v'ng. on insp'ring send you your Home church. Pueblo* March 22. Interment tuary bell or an eight dollar gift | iaaua printd (or tha following waek. (Sa* Sacred Heart Cathedral. Bishop Men having draft status “ My seminary gives' me great ’t on thu* Seviour Altar Shrine for only yonr local Bagiatar (or local rataa.) Roselawn. for a censer and boat. Willging will preside. Tenebrae is 1-A, 2-A or 2-B will not be consolation. The students are o>e<*ed jp o n th c the name given to Matins and '|ji considered. Applicants must model seminariaris. Three will be HOLY DYING wc;' ir ©rming Lauds of the last three days of li you treasure First Editions, order your G. D. of A. Study Club come priests on Holy Saturday, All holy deaths must be like wfto»e 'o o m into Holy Week. The “ Miserere” of bring Draft Registration and I tf «orctuory copy of Monslgnor Matthew Smith’s ’U n thank God. Christ’s death. Our missionaries in I' t'?ii spotted Mirror of t . Thursday, March 80, 1944 .'Office, 988 Banfioclt Streef THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEsrsfonS 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN T n V i* I>oula Sande, 10, a member of i v e u u ; y j u t ,he choir o f St. Mary’# church, } OFFICIAL DURANGO M ISSIO N PREACHED t n1» Social Is Given Woodaide, Long Island, N. Y., who it shown rehearsing hymns for the I iC f glorious feast day. Louis is representative o f thousands o f Catholic I (Continued From Last Page) choir boys who honor God Sunday after Sunday with their tweet yoices. BY FRANCISCANS DRAWS MANY I * * I r Dmcoii o f the Matt— R o t . William D. McCarthy. Subdeacon of the Matt— Rer. Daniel F. O’SulliTan. Attittinf Priettt**— Fathert Ermund Behielt, S.J.; D. Gnidica, O.S.B; In Crested Butte Durango.—The mission in St. days. They were entertained at H. J. Dalaney, J, Fortjrth, O.S.B.; P. C. Stauter, T. P. Fitiferald. Columba’s church preached by the dinner by their aunt and uncle, Franciscan Fathers of Denver has Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Cummins, Attitting Deacont**— Fathert A. Schaller, O.S.B.t J. J. Kellay, F. J. Crested Butte.—The annual St. (St. Leaader’s Pariih, Pueblo) Wagner, A. Sucek, P. Satck, F. Papeth, and four Benedictine been well attended. The first four March 17. Howard left for San Patrick’s social was held Saturday days, from Sunday until Thursday, Diego, Calif., March 19. Three Fathert. The Altar and Rosary society night, March 18, in the high school more brothers are in the service. Attitting Subdeaeont— Rer. Clement V. Gallagher and Benedictine held its regular meeting on Fri were for the men and high school auditorium. Besides dancing, The condition of Gerald Harring- Fathert. day, March 24. The sick commit boys of the parish, and the last ames were sponsored by the tee reported making seven calls. four days for the women and high ton, who is in Mercy hospital, is Chantart— R ot. Daniel Gnidica, O.S.B., and Rer. Chariot J. Murray, V Kinights of Columbus.- R^resh- The new sick committee members school girls. The children attended still grave. S.J. ments were served at 11 o’clock every afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. Cleary has recovered from Miniitert— Samipariant and Cathedral altar boyt. will be Mrs. J. Beauvais and Mrs. by the Altar and Rosary society. R. E. Chapman. The Very Rev. Francis P. Caw her cold and returned to her home TENEBRAE 8 P.M. Those in charM of the lunch were after a few days in Mercy hospital. Officort— ^At on Wednetday. Plans were made for* the annual ley is reported much improved .in Mrs. Martin Kuretich, chairman; card par^, to be held on May 6. Mercy hospital, Denver. Preacher— Rer. Daniel F. O’SulliTan. and Mmes. John Saya, George Good Friday Mrs. A. E. Sollee will be general M. L. Clarke, Denver, arrived in Monte Vista Women Wapushion, John Pasic, Albert Durango Monday, March 20, to MASS OF THE PRESANCTIFIED chairman for the affair. Other Manley, Matt Savoren, Joseph look- after business affairs and Sewing for Red Cross 12:00 NOON , committees will be named in the Tezak, Henry Arnott, Charles near future. to visit his aunts, Misses Bridget Monte Vista.— The Altar and Celebrant— The Mott Rererend Btthop. Yetzbacher, and Matt -Zakraepek. Following this meeting, the and Martha Clarke. Rosary society of St. Joseph’s par ’ A i NEWS OF THE PEEBLO BIOrESE HOLY WEEK SERVICES SLATED IN CATHEDRAL > 3 of Somerset Family in Navy [ISIEi M ill OFFICIAL ^ Three sons of Mr, and Mrs. Ancient Ceremonies John Delost of Somerset are DIOCESE OF PUEBLO in the navy. Joseph, 25 BAIL SCHEDULED CHANCERY OFFICE (bottom right), is a seaman Of Church to Begin PUEBLO, COLO. first class now on the Atlan tic ocean. His brother, Bert By ST. fBANCIS’ March 27. 1944. (top right), recently le ft‘ a Palm Sunday, SDDPUCES Dear ReTeread Fatheri position as instructor in the , Holy Week Services (St. Francit Xavier's Parish, La Junta.— The monthly meet New York naval training Pueblo) ing of St. .Ann’s .Altar and Rosary Encloied herewith i« the profram for Holy Week. On Holy school and is aboard a battle Preparations are bein^ com Bishop Joseph 0. Willging to Be Present for society was held in the parish hall Thurtday all prietta in Pueblo are expected to be preient at the pleted by the unit captains for of the rectory Thursday after Meat and the conaecration of the holy oila; thoae in neighboring ship also on the Atlantic. The the annuai*£aster party to be held noon, March 2.3, .it 3 o’clock with pariahea are inrited. Maaa in the Pueblo pariahea ahould bo arranged youngest sailor of the family in the Minh^ua club Easter Mon Traditional Rites Commemorating Passion Mrs. J. Klein and Mrs. .Augusta for an hour aufficiently early ao that the prieata will bo free to day evening';./' .^latern as hostesses. .A report on attend the ceremony in the Cathediral. Solemn Matt in parithet haTing enlisted a year ago and has And Death of Savior the new sewing project showed the requiaite number o f prieata ia obligatory for the laat throe daya John Bensik- son of Mr. and seen fighting as a member of Mrs. Georgfe Bensik, is home on that six new surplices and six new of Holy Week; in pariahea aerred .by one prieat the “ Ritualo Bone- cassocks have been completed. A dicti XIV” ia permitted. The ceremoniea for Holy Week are not per a landing craft unit in the furlough after many months on i the high seas with the navy. Other vote of thanks was extended to mitted in miaaion churchea. In religioua inatitutiona attended by a South Pacific; he is Victor The blessing, distribution, and procession of palms will Miss Ida Bonnot for her work. regular cbaplain, eren a Low Maaa may bo offered on Holy Thuraday. service men recently home for a (bottom left), who was an visit are Felix Manguso, John Ba be conducted by the Most Rev. Bishop Jo.seph C. Willging On Ea.ster Sunday morning ths All prieata who hare not celebrated Maaa on Holy Thuraday and who altar boy when Mass was ker, George Piute, and George Sunday, April 2, at 11 a.m. in the Sacred Heart Cathedral, women will sponsor a breakfast are aaaiating at the Pontifical ceremoniea in the Cathedral ahould i celebrated regularly in Somer Milich, all in the army. Pueblo, and will be followed b / a Solemn Mass before the for the new class of converts in ths recoiTO Holy Communion in thia Maaa in apecial commemoration of I parish hall. Following the regular the inatitution of the. Holy Euchariat, and ropreientatire of Jeauaj set. was Mrs. Saul Sanches calledjBishop in cope and mitre, during which the solemn chanting business meeting, Cliaplain Thomas Chriat and the Apoatlea. Pariahionera who cannot aaaiat at the Maaa| "^k'' ^h®|Of the Passion according to St. Matthew will take place. ,A. Shanahan of tlie La Junta army in their pariah church ahould be inrited to the Cathedral and to re bedside of her mother, who 18 crit- . . . . rv'- ically ill. I music for Palm Sunday will be rendered by the airfield addressed the group on ceive Holy Communion. the training of an army chaplain A recent visitor in the home Holy Oils of men and boys choir, which will sing the Mass of the Angel.s. (Turn tn Page tS —Column S) The aame order in the diatribution of the holy oila will be fol Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Jaggei BLESSING OF PALMS lowed aa in previoua yeara. The Very Reverend Deana ahould dele was Mrs. dagger’s sister, Mrs. L. M. The blessing of palms is a very gate a prieat to obtain the holy oila in Pueblo and bring them to the Marker of Asheville, N. Car., who solemn blessing of the Church deanery center. It ia not permiaaible to have the holy oila tranamitted had been on the West coast visit with Introit, Epistle, Gospel, Spanish-Speaking Children by common carrier, and only in caaea of extreme neceaaity ahould a ing other members of the family. Preface, a n d Sanctu.s. T h e Mrs. Marker went on to visit hei branches of palm signify Christ’s layman be aaked to convey them. daughter in Salt Lake City, Utah. “ triumph over the prince of Holy Land Collection Paul dagger had a two weeks’ death.’ Palm is the symbol of Receive First Communion The collection for the maintenance of the aacred placea in the leave between semesters at Tulane victory and triumph. In the bless Holy Land will bo taken up on Good Friday. Announcement of the university, which he is attending ing of palms the Church prays collection will be made on the previoua Sunday. under the navy’s V-12 program. "that into whatever place they Grand Junction.- group o f was furnished to children not abls Tenebrae aervicea will be held in the Cathedral on Wedneaday Another brother, S. Sgt. Herbert may be brought these who dwell | .Spanish-speaking children received to afford it. and Thuraday eveninga of Holy Week at 8 o’clock. Prieata in Pueblo F. dagger, is somewhere in Africa. in^that place may obtain thy bless- Communion Sunday. March Will Attend Parley not actually engaged with aervicea in their own pariah churenea win La.st year he spent eight months bo expected to attend. The people ahould be invited to come to thia in Brasil. The Gospel describes the tri-'-'5’ Mrs. Sabina O’Malley will rep function which ia particularly peculiar to the Holy Week apirit and umphant entry of Christ into Je- ^nder auspices of the local resent Mesa county at the annual which we expect will be executed with apecial impreaaiveneaa thia rusalem when the populace cut court of the Catholic Daughters meefingr of the Colorado Tubercu Seton Guild Quarterly losis association in Denver April 3. year. boughs from the trees and strewed breakfast was served in the school Meeting Is Postponed them as He passed, crying, “ Ho A shower was given for Mr. and Confirmation hall. The quarterly meeting of sanna to the Son of David.” Mrs. John Schom and family Sun Our itinerary for thia year ia being prepared now. Viaitation will day afternoon. Their home had be made and Confirmation adminiatered in all pariahea that have not the Seton guild of Pueblo, PROCESSION OF PALMS All children who attended the which was to be held on The procession of palms is to catechism classes during the year been completely destroyed by fire. bad it within the paat three yeara. Other pariahea with a aufficient Parishioners were most generous. number of "confirmandi” ahould make early application for inclu- April 4, has been postponed represent in dramatic form the were invited to the breakfast and Victor Deloit Joseph Delost until a latar date. triumphant entry of Jesus into ^ .Mr. and .Mrs. John White, 327 aion in the aehedule. A particular effort muat be made to aeek out un 105 children attended. Clothing Gunnison avenue, spent the week confirmed adulta and to have Confirmation for them, even if there be Jerusalem that took place five ______days before His death upon the Qi DTA Diiue end in Denver visiting friends and no ehildren'a claaa and even though Confirmation be adminiatered to relatives. John took his ph.vsical ex them privately. Confirmation for adulta and eapecially for all converta cross. When the procession has'O Ii Indiy S lIH DUjS Mutual Need of Church and Membership reached the church door, the am for service and was accepted. in Pueblo will be adminiatered in the Cathedral on Pentecoat Sunday He will leave"some time in April. afternoon, according to eatabliahed cuatom. beautiful hymn, "Gloria laus,” is Classroom Articles sung. The chanters sing the dis- Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Walker have Clergy Retreat lichs of the hymn and at the end returned to Grand Junction to Aa waa announced in The Regiater, the clergy retreat will begin Stressed by Bishop in Canon City Talk of each distich the choir sings the (St. Mnry'a Pariah, Pueblo) make their home, after living on Monday evening July 24, and it will bo held in St. Thomaa refrain. The proce.ssion re-enters St. Mary’s PT.A mothers have in Denver and Califinnia for some the church to the singing of the aeminary, Denver. It will be conducted by Very Rev. Paul Wald Canon City.— “ There never was fast was sponsored by the Knights Frankiin Hammond Graduated purchased classroom articles for time. They will move back into ron, regional auperior of the St. Columban Foreign Miaaion aociety. antiphon, “ Aa Our Lord entered their home, 1355 Chipeta avenue. a time when the men of the coun of Columbus. Franklin Hammond, who ha.“ each of the grades. Room mothers Wiahing you many gracea during the daya of Holy Week and an been attending North Carolina the Holy City.” acted as the purchasing: committee. Mr. ami Mrs. E. .Mattingly an- abundance of joy during the Eaatertide, 1 beg to remain. try needed their Church aa they John Scavarda, grand knight, State college in Raleigh, reteived CHANTING OF PASSION The nominating committee has nounee the hiith of a daughter, Very aincerely youra in Chriat, do in this day, nor was there ever was toastmaster and introduced (TumioPagtlX — Column i ) The chanting of the Passion by submitted names for officers of Judith Ann. born .Sunday in St. -r JOSEPH C. WILLGING, a time when the Church needed the speakers. Bernard Madden, three deacons ia to represent to the PTA and Parish council. Elee .Mary’s hospital. The hahv weighed Biahop of Pueblo. us in dramatic form the history of tions will take place in the .April 7 pounds. 13 ounces. the men as sorely as today,” was Canon City attorney, offered the jlhe Passion according to St. the burden of the talk given by the address of welcome. The Rev. 1 Franciscan Is .Matthew. One deacon narrates meetinKs. | Ralph .Mil..-nn, Jr., son of Mr. Most Rev. Joseph C. Willging, Stanley Brunijak, seaman sec- and .Mrs. Ralph McLean, Denver, Justin McKernan, O.S.B., pastor of' the various incidents of the Pas Holy Week, 1944 Bishop of Pueblo, at the Com ond class, spent a brief leave former local residents, is visiting the church, was introduced and sion, the second deacon sings the Palm Sunday munion breakfast held in New Chaplain in words uttered by Christ, and the with his wife, Mrs. Marv Brumjak;! his parents on leave from navy BLESSING OF PALMS 11 A.M. St. Michael’s social hall recently. thanked all for accepting the in-1 third deacon sings the words used relatives, and frieiuls. fie has just duty in the Pacific. Ralph, Jr., The breakfast followed the 8 vitation of the K» of C. to attend. bv the other per.sons recorded in |completed a course in the Univer-| ninrhinisfs mate second ela.ss. is a Celebrant— The Most Reverend Bishop. Father Justin presented Bishop Assistant Priest— Very Rev. Thomas J. Wolohan, V.F. o’clock Mass, for which the Bishop Camp Trinidad the Gospel. The music of the Pas- to report former machinist apprentice on the was celebrant, giving Holy Com Willging, who talked briefly on i Deacons of Honor— Very Rev. J. B. Lieiotti and Rev. Thomas P. aion. with the contrasting voice.s ^ or- Rm Grande His father, former munion to more than 100 men and the power of corporate Com- of the three parts, is unsurpa.s.s- der.s. master mi'rnanir horc, i? master Fitigerald. munion. Mr. Scavarda, in closing „ Trinidad. — The Rev. Joachim boys. The day was an annual ablc for it.s power and dignity. Word has been received by Mrs.! the Burnham shop.* in Deacon of the Mass— Rev. Daniel Gnidica, O.S.B. the program, presented three gen-, rwently arrived Subdeacon of the Mass— Rev. H. J. Delaney, S.J. event for the fathers and sons of TEXTS OF MASS Victor "Ursiek that her husband. * ^'"’er. the parish. The breakfast was erations of one family who were chsp'"'" m Camp Tnnidad, is a Subdeacon of the Cross— Rev. F. J. Wagner. native of Chicago, where he at The sentiments expressed in the Victor Ursiek, has been promoted Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Morse of Chanters— Fathers W. D. McCarthy, J. J. Kelley, and C. J. Mur given in' honor of the Bishop and present. They were Peter Esser texts of the Palm Sunday Mass, to first lieutenant. Lt. Ursiek is h'irst Fruit Ridge rereived a ca the men by the Altar and Rosary and his son, Henry, with his son, tended St. Alphonsus’ and St. ray, S.J. Gregory’s schools. (Turn to Page J!— Column X) Istationed in England. blegram from their daughU'r, Mary Masters of Ceremony*— Rev. Justin McKerman, O.5.B., and Rev. Peter aociety, which is headed by Mrs. William. Fontecchio’s orchestra Morse, army nurse. .Miss .Morse E. J. Bower, president. The.break- played thioughout the breakfast. After attending St. Josejih’s col Hudson, O.S.B. lege, Teutopoli.s, 111., he entered sailed leeeiitly for foreign service, Ministers— Altar boys, Pueblo. Catholic high school. the Franciscan novitiate in July, and the cahlegnim lu'ought the Choir— Cathedral vested choir. 1923, and made his simple vows on Quarterly Deanery Meeting first word of her safe arrival. SOLEMN MASS INDIAN-NEGRO COLLECTION July 2, 1924. Continuing his studies Sgt. Bernard Buescher, son of ‘‘Coram Episcopo” in the theological seminary in Teu- Mrs. Rose Buescher, 435 Belford Celebrant— Very Rev. Thomas J. Wolohan, V.F. topolis, he was ordained to the Is Held in Cathedral Hall avenue, indicated by iPcenl letters Other Officers— As above. RETURNS GIVEN BY CHANCERY priesthood on June 20, 1930. that he is in front-line action again. TENEBRAE Father Joachim taught in St. I Last June he was awarded the Sil- Joseph’s college, Hinsdale, 111,, tver .Star for gallantry in action WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 8 P.M. At the quarterly meeting of the zincs. The Rev. Placid Presiding— The Most Reverend Bishop. CANON CITY— from 1931 to 19-10. He studied in . ascK. on Guadalcanal .Ian. 1, 1943, He received by the Chancery office of St. M ichael's...... Pueblo deanery of the DCCW held O.S.B., pastor of St. .Anthony’s rescued a wounded soldier and Chanters— Fathers Gnidica, O.S.B.; McCarthy, Murray, and Kelley. the Catholic University of America in Cathedral hall Monday, March Lamentation I— Father William D. McCarthy. the Pueblo diocese for the Indian CAPL’LIN— from 1940 to 1942 for his Ph.D. church, Pueblo, was introduced.Ihim through the line of fire 20, 31 members were present to safety. Lamentation II— Father Murray, S.J. and Negro collection taken up on St. Joseph’s ...... in English, He was commissioned to hear the re- Rev. Francis Wagner, assist-1 the: first Sunday of Lent, Feb. 27: Lamentation HI— Seminarians. CRESTED BUTTE— in the army Jan. 29, 1943, and ports from 16 af- pastor of the Sacred Heart | Miss (’ailipi inp Ciihuni. senior in ‘ ‘Benedict us"— Seminarians. PUEBLO PARISHES was stationed in Fort Leonard filiated oiganiza-'^**hedral and diocesan director (Turn to Page 12 — Column X) Sacred Heart Cathedral.....$102..S.i St. Patrick’s ...... 8.05 “ Miserere” — Seminarians, Clergy, and Vested Choir. IVood. Mo. tions workinir inl"^ Scouts, gave an intere.sting Our Lady of Mt‘. Carmel.. 68.83 CORTEZ ...... 1.00 Preacher— Rev. John J. Kelley. DEL NORTE— Father Joachim has two sisters Pueblo, Lamar, (’atholic scouting St. .Anthony of Padua’s...... 18.85 who are Christian Charity Sisters, Cathedral Receives Holv Tluirsdav Holv Name of Mary...... 25.00 Rocky Ford, and The DCCW contributed five St. Francis Xavier’s...... 138.12 Sister Lawrentia in New Uim, PONTIFICAL MASS St. Leander’s ...... 34.10 DELTA- Florence. • I dollars to the local Red Cross New Violet Vestments St. .Michael’s ...... 28.10 I drive BLESSING OF HOLY OILS St. Mary's ...... 84.08 Louis, Mo. Father Joachim has an- Clarence u i - 9:30 A.M. St. Patrick’s ...... 217.70 DELORES ...... 2.00 other sister, who is married, and «<**<'- Bellinger spoke ^ ’ e co-opeiation Catholic Celebrant— The Most Reverend Bishop. PARISHES OUTSIDE PUEBLO DURANGO- three brothers.*His parents are Mr. i on parish councils and gave illaa-| in voluntary A iipw spt of Pontifical violet Assistant Priest— Rt. Rev. Monsignor Aloysius J. Miller, V.G. ALAMOSA— Sacred Heart ...... and -Mrs. Lawrence Daleiden of;trations on the correct reading of "’"*' 'y^rk and the part they will vestments has just arrived in Deacons of Honor— Very Rev. Thomas J. Wolohan, V.F., and Very Sacred Heart ...... $ 50.00 St. Columba's ...... 218 W. .Madison street, Chicago.' Catholic periodicals and maga- in the post-war world were Pueblo for use in the Cathedral Rev. John B. Lieiotti. ANTON ITO— FLORENCE— di.seussed at length by the \ ery and will be seen for the first time (TnrntnPngelS — Column 1) St, Augustine’s ...... 22.41 St. Benedict’s ...... 24.09 Rev. Thomas J. Wolohan. in the services on Palm Sunday. FRUITA and PALISADE— Sacred Heart ...... 20.30 GARD.NER— Apostleship of Prayer i>ri:iiLO Cathedral Unit Sacred Heart ...... 16.25 EIILO GRAND JUNCTION— St. Jo.seph’s ...... 91.25 Campaign Continues Your RuginetM It Appreciated T H A T C H E R ST. MARY'S Slates Meeting GUNNLSOX— BEAMAN St, Peter’s ...... 20.0D RLOt K DRtG HOSPITAL HOLLY— The Palace Drug Go. II O () F 1 ^ G SHEI.Iii.N BRYAN Mgr St. Joseph's...... To stimulate interest in the cur of religion in the community. He rONDUPTED BY Monday, Apr. 3 also drew attention of his hearers Intulation • ITeatherttrip "A.S F.THHAI PKESCRIPTION LA JUNTA— rent drive for new members for The ’’'Itire PnAR.MArV" Sisters of Cliarity to the Sacred Heart hour now 105 Grind Avp Pueblo, Colo. Our Lady of Guadalupe.... 24.30 phonf ?n lit QITM V PHONE a7«a the .Apostleship of Prayer, under broadca.st each Sunday at 9:30, (Cathedral Parith, Pueblo) St. Patrick’s ...... 52.37 taken by the CSMC unit of Pueblo Phones 27-28 4(Ki N. Main Si. PHONE 305 The Altar ahd Rosary aociety LAMAR— over station KGHF. He displayed! Catholic high as a Lenten project, a large poster, issued by St. Louis I will hold its monthly meeting Mon St. Francis de Sales’...... 52.75 school assembly on Friday. P lum e 8 « 2 day, .April 3, in the Cathedral hall university, which said that the LAS AN’l.MAS- March 24 wa.s devoted to a pep now has ap- JAGGER’S AIVRY AIND JOHN ROBERT S. FARIGY PRICE C’l.E.AiXER at 2:30 p.ni. .Mr.s. Albert Spencer St. Marv’s ...... 26.86 meeting, at which two liKal Pilots] ^ ...... is chairman. The following are MANCOS— addre.ssed the student body. The,„^^,. MUM MKNTh \ , \ D D Y E R hostesses and sanctuary workers Shof* Repair St. Rita’.s ...... 5.55