16 Catechist Nuns Instruct 4,381 Childr^ ember of Audit Bu reau of Circulations Contenu CopTrUrht by the C e th o lic P c« m Society, Ine., 1957— Permiieion to Reproduce, Except M ISSIO NARY SISTERS IN FOUR CONVENTS On Articles Othenrise Merked, Giren Alter 12 M. Fridsy FoUovinr Issue
CARRYING ON VIGOROUS APOSTOLATE
DENVER CATHaiC Ry J a c k HcifCR dauntless zeal makes the differ-'ban J. Vehr in the past week In Gilorado Springs the four formed by nuns at the four cen Tlic number of Our Lady of ence. bear this out. sisters have alreatly rung 1,000 ters in the archdiocese follow. Victory Missionary Sisters in the The catechetical work of the The Denver convent, which doorbeib in a census of a new Holy Gheit Youth Cnnttr, Archdiocese of Denver— I^— sisters (there arc four of them operates the Holy Ghost Youtb subdivision. Security Village, a D e n v e r seems to have no relationship in each of four convents of the Center, and conducts classes at census which seems to have no The sisters, supervised by Sis REGISTER at all to (he number of children Denver Archdiocese • is the St. Anthony's Parish, West- end (whenever the sisters halt ter Dolores, coodua weekly instructed in catechism by them chief burden of their labors, and wood, enrolled 1,132 children to pursue some ocher task, new f T u m lo P ag* S — CAlumn t) VOL. III. No. 49. THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1957 DENVER, COLORADO in the past year—4,581. But a their reports to Archbishop Ur- for catechism, 371 at Holy blocks of homes uise). Ghost and 761 in Westwood. 4 Nuns Work In Colorado Springs the sis ters at Our Lady of Guadalupe In 17 Confers HO P rie sts Jo in Denver Collegians' Parish enrolled a total of 761 All Viaory Sisters are trav- children, in Brighton the enroll ders, but the Greeley contingent At Seminary in Apostolate Praised ment was 1,288, and in Greeley secs a dizzy pace, with three (he total was 1,243. centers in the city of Greeley ratholie cnlleire men and as teachers of religion. and'I4 ocher centers in the sur- women of the Denver* area “Youns college men and Eoeh Convent Hos* rpunding countryside. Annual Retreat are doina their part in the women in Denver.” he contin Own 'Specialt;^' “youth to youth apostolate'' to ued. “have banded themselves The sisters, of course, are in As Archbishop Urban J. restore all thinrs in Christ. into teams. After proper train- Each of the four convents is terested in results and they get Vehr offers a Solemn Pon They have an impact on thy ini’ they appear on panel ses noteworthy for a panicular en diem. Ac the Holy Ghost Cmter, sions before Catholic hifth tifical Mass of Requiem hiirh school student that is im deavor. For example the Holy two adults and eight children Thursday. July 18, for the measurable. Well trained, the school students and Catholic Ghost Youth Center conducts a rollegians are imbued with the students in public schools." were prepared for Baptism, 284 deceased Bishope and prieiU spirit of the apostolate. “At these sessions they marvelously complete youth pro for First Communion, and 188 of the Denver Archdioceae, it , This tribute is voiced by Fa frankly discuss such pertinent gram, with 200 youngsters for Confirmation. is recalled that two arehdioe- ther Bertrand J. Gulncricb. na subjects as morality in dress, signed up for a schedule of The Colorado Springs sisters fiesta died in the past tional field director of the CCD. what to do on a date, the value year. The elFrjry who have de dances (most with orchestras), fo r in his weekly N't'WC News of the Maas, prayer, etc. Well- prepared 71 First Commun parted from the ranks of their Service column “ All Thinita in yroomed and reflecting the a camera club, complete with ion, two fo e Baptism, and 144 orethren since the 1966 pnesta* Christ.” He was one of several Christ dwelling in their souls, darkroom: hay rides, a minstrel for Confirmation. The Brighton retreat arc the RL Rev. Mon ouUtandinft teachers at the they have a tremendc^s impact show, a teen-age girls' club, box group listed 138 for First Com signor Joseph O'Reron, late catechetical institute at Lo- on the younger students.” ing (not taught by the sisters!), pastor of St. Louis’ Parish, En retto Heifthta Colleye July Another encouraging point, munion, and there were 134 glewood, and Father Edward 8 - n . Father (Iuinerich brought out, and tap dancing classes. first communicants from the Prinstcr of Steamboat Springe. Two rharacterislics of these" is “ the example of willingness ont rock which the late Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph J. Greeley classes, including 18 To Close July 19 of the collegians to be well- In‘Brighton the sisters go out rnllecians. F a t h e r (iuinerich Chapel on the Rock at^Bosetti saved from dynamiting when the high among the migrant workers in teen-agers and eight adults. Four The Solemn Pontifical Rc- said, are their spirit of action trained for the teaching sposto- ulem Maas is a tradition at and their sacrifices for the late. They would not think of way was being built only through a vigorou s the beet fields, conducting day children and two adults were J At Camp St. Malo personal campaign, the chapel is an architec ie clergy retreat, now in prog teaching apostolate of the trying to teach Christ if they time classes for the children arid prepared for Baptism in Gree- ress at St. Thomas’ Seminary. South St. Vrain Highway to Kstes Park, is a tural feat which hastreceived national publicity Church. They spend lontr hours have not first learned how to ley. The spiritual exercises, which major tourist attraction. Built upon a huge in Ripley's "Believe It or Not.” (Story Below.) evening classes for (he adults. in the process of beintr trained teach Him.” Because they are experts m are being conducted by the Rt. catechetics, the sisters are deeply R ev. Monaignor J a m e s H. WOODLAND PARK SCENi OF FINAL SERIFS RANGED SOUTHWEST O 'N e i ll , Brigadier General involved in the burgeoning Con (ret.), U. S. Army, will close fraternity of Chtistian Doctrine Friday morning, July 19, after work in the archdiocese. Mon- Mass and the bestowal of the Missioner Machebeuf signor Gregory Smith, V.G., di Papal Bleating. Some 140 Missions End Sixth Year rector of the CCD in the treb- priests are in attendance. Motor The Rt. Rev. M on itor Greg diocese, has noted chat the sistas ory Smith, V.G., is assistant 'By R ev. D a n ie l J. F u i i e « t y calks being given in the Wood O f course, the number of con to listen to the final night's ad 'Lived' on Horseback The 1957 edition of the Den dresses have CD-opcraied enthusiastically priest, for the Pontifical Mass land Park region, near Colo verts resulting from (he street ^ integrate their program with of Requiem. Deacons of honor ver Archdiocesan Motor Mis rado Springs. These talks thus sermons probably will never be An interesting sidelight to the By P a u l H. H a u x t t il860, there were few to whom art the Rt. Rev. Monsignors he wa* a stranger. When aaked mc-official CCD plan. sions was concluded tins past ended the sixth consecutive accurately recorded, but records opening night's festivities was a (O d c of ■ Scries* on Greet William Higgins and Harold Churchmen of Coloredo) how he lived he would answer Campbell. The Very Rev. Mon week, with the final series of week of street preaching in the matter little in the final analy near-brawl that almost took jocosely; "In the ..addle!" or; 153 insfructeef The Most Rev. Joseph P. signor Elmer Kolka, Catholic sis. Pastors will welcome back place on the outer edges of the “They call me Bl Viceno Atuf- rural districts of Colorado and Macbebeuf, as Bishop of Den A s Lory Teachers Charities director, is deacon of ando (The Traveling Vicar), Homooomin^ Day likewise brought to a close the the missiooers just for the spicit crowd. The fight soon was ver, was a little dn^-up lame In Denver, for example, the the Maas, and the Rev. John sixth successive year of sermoos they bfiog to the community. bfokenup, but, as the missiooers |old man whom it waa difficult and I live on the CamiRO P ea l sisters enrolled 153 persons ‘in Scannell of Plstterille, sub- (the Public Highway). deacon. in the summer missis series Towns vbitetLJn the '57 se commented, it did serve to at- to realize had ever lived for It would be impoasible to cal the Coofratemity course for lay weeks in the saddle. But in New M asters o f cerem on ies fo r the World Premiere which began in 1952. tract a larger gathering, some of culate the thousand. oJ miles ries were Deettrail. Strasburg, Mexico, where he carried on a teachers and gave 243 hours of Mass are the Very Rev. Hon- he traveled on horseback during Briggsdale, Windsor. Eaton, and whom stayed to hear the re vigorous missionary apostolate instruction. From this course 80 signor David Maloney, Chancel- 60 Lectures Given the first 25 years of bis mission Woodland Park. All of these mainder of the program. before being sent to Colorado in posons received CCD diplomas, I6r, and the Rev. George Evans, Of Mass July 21 The results of the '57 scries ary life. Perhaps his total teaching the teachers," the Assistant Chancellor. Fathers speak for its success. In all, 60 were visited for the first time traveling distance did not reach John Aylward and John Canjar the 260,000 miles of De Smet, sisters in Colorado Springs coif- lectures were delivered by the this year and .will be revisited are acolytes; Father Robert again next summer. Second Pre-Cana Series but it was huge. He traveled on dua a catechetical class in the Nevans, ^urifer; Father Owen At Central City Rev. Richard Gieseltoan. CM., horseback, and generally had McHugh, book-bearer; Father In Woodland Park this past two animals for the saddle and mornings for 10 mothers, and in mission director, and his semi Brighton a complete CCD pro James Ahem, miter-bearer; Fa The world premiere of narian assistants in six commu week. Father Geisclman and At Holy Family Church a pack-mule. On the mule, be ther Thomae McMahon, bugia- M new Mem in honor of sides his blankets and ordinary gram includes executive b^d bearer; and Father Joseph nities in the eastern half of the Maurice Mclnerncy, second-year The second Pre-Cana Con Present plans call for baggage, he carried a large va training, teacher training, a par O’Malley, gremiale-bearer. Ves- Our Lady of the Prairies quarterly conferences to state, and were heard by up theologian at St, Thomas' Semi ference series under the liK. filled with religious arti ters for the Archbishop are Fa by the Rev. Dr, Frederic meet the ever-growing de ent-educator course, and super wards of 3.000 people. nary, were the guests of Father snon.'orship of the Christian cles for free distribution among thers James Purfield, Edward mand for a guide to a happy .1. Nelson of Powers Lake, Michael Kavanugh, pasior of Family Movement of the the people. The pMple had al vision and observation of teach Ryan, Dan Kelleher, and Wil Christian marriage. N. Dak., conducted by the In that time, more than 200 Archdiocese of Denver will most nothing of this kind before ers in the various centers. liam Sievers. Our Lady of the Woods Parish. open at Holy Family Church, For Information composer, will be performed as questions were submitted by the 1850. By his prodiinlHy in dis Music for the Mass is p ro Further information about The sisters are aided in cate a special feature of the annual attending crowds, all of which Threatening weather held, Denver, on Sunday, Aug. 11. tributing these articles he ran vided by a choir composed of The priest-conductor for this the Pre-Cana Conference lo chism teaching by lay (etchers, homecoming in St. Mary's of down (he crowds on the open Bishop I.amy into debt, and by priesti, with organ accompant-pan were answered auchoritacively. series will be Father John be held at Holy Family Par- the Assumption Church in Cen his benefactions to the churches and the number of these aides is meat provided by Father Rob- ing evening, but on the sue- Regan, pastor of St. The- i.*h Hall on Sunday after tral City Sunday, July 21. Thirty Christopher films were and poor priests he kept him expected to grow u the CCD ert Greensiade of Colorado ceding nights, under clear skies, rese's Parish in .Aurora. noon, Aug. 11. and on the Sfori to Sing shown based on the principles self poorer than any of them. program unfolds. Springs, who has been official approximately 75 persons could Other speaker* will be Dr. following Monday. Wednes No one spent himself like The Maas will lie performed and teachings of the Caiholk Some details of the work per organist for the retrest. be seen in attendance at each Stephen A. Castellano and day. ami Friday evenings at Machelibuf. w ith soloists, chorus, organ, and Chufch- Dr. Robert .Stewart; and Mr. 8 o'clock, may be obtained • • orcheitra. Singing the solo interestingly enough, some 50 session. N'on-(.atholics came and Mrs. Jim Sheehan of All bv calling SK. 6-6570 or P^. B U T FATHER M A C H E - SISTERS CONDUCT PROGRAM tarU of the Maas will be Mias Knights of Columbus informa frmri as far as ('olorado Springs Saints' Parish S-4049. beuf was now looking anxiously irginia MaeWatters, leading tion cards, which entitle the in for the ^ra of better roads and soprano of the Metropolitan the coming of the railroads, Opera Company: Mias Marg quirer to additkxtal instrucdoas| augured by advancing civiliza Form er D enver Poor Farm aret Wehle, mezzo-soprano with in (he faith, were passed ouii tion. "In 1861.” he wrote in the Central City Opera Com in the six weeks. This in itself Benefit Spectacular on Aug. 3 1858, “we had no regular mail pany; Jon Crain, leading tenor —the caravans carrM our let with the New York City Opera is jn indicatitm of the Motor _ ^ l i I P% ■ • ters. In 1852 we had a regular Houses M igrant Laborers Company: and Frank Guarrera, m onthly m a il; later every 15 leading b a r it o n e w ith the ii^°S.z;,h;guid».c,h,ror C a m p Sf. M alo R enovation days; and now, from the begin This summer, the former ish to continue with the Fve- Metropolitan Opera Company. missions receive from clu ning of July, it is weekly. Soon Denver Poor Farm at Hender ning programs through the The hoy soprano solos wilt be Blessed Mother, under whose pa we shall have a railroad and a son has taken on a new look. month of August. Athletics, f sung by 11-year-old Danny ByC. J. ZKi iiA I PERSONS INTERESTED in awards, including a high fi telegraph.” Hundreds of Mexican nationals lawn games, and entertainment Henjum of Minot, N. Dak., who tronage they have always been Do you wsBi to help curb -the welfare of youths, which. delity phonograph console do Too soon, however, for the working for the Kuner-Empson in the form of movies or dram was brought to Central City es placed, only one rainout was te- juveaila delinquancy ? certainly include the majority, nated by Lawrence Welk. TV rsilroad and the telegraph in Company are living there while atics would be greatly appre pecially for this event. He Is a corded in the entire '57 pro Are you interetted in lee* ran help in a positive way by bandleader, but. because of the the lower Southwest came the they are on contract with the ciated by the men. studept and protege of the com inf youaf boyi fiven whole* lending a helping hand to the flareup over the state's anti- news of a gigantic addition to government for seasonal work Anyone inloreilcd in help poser. Young Henjum will tc gram. And (his in an area where ■ome environment, f o o d Camp St. Malo benefit for hoys gambling laws affecting church the Diocese of .Santa Ke, which in the fields. ing in (hie program may con presented in joint eoncert with iittgpt intermittent showers arc com compenionihip, end tpirituel by giving up a few extra hours and civic groups, this was placed upon Father Machebeuf St. Augustine's Parish, Brigh tact tha Mietionary Sietore Father Nelson at 8 p.m. on Sun mon. leederthip ? of time etch dsy in an effort abandoned. T h e eommittee’s an increase of work that made ton, is encouraging the people at tha Holy Choet Youth day. July 'Jl, in (he Central Uo promote ticket sales. only hope now of making the his former 600-mile jaunts ap of the area to provide an eve ConlOT, CH. 4-3426. or Fa City church. This concert is : Proceeds from the benefit, venture a success for the camp pear like pleasure trips. ning program at the farm for ther Roy Fiflino, Brighton open to the public. rests on the sale >>f tick ets to these workers. Each night Mon 169. |to be staged at Wolhurst Coun- The t'nited States govern The chorus is made up of Attendance Tops 1,000 the affair. day through Friday the Mis {try Club Saturday. Aug. 3, will ment hsd through the Gadsden In the put non-Catholic sec other singers of the Central sionary Sisters of Our 1-ady of igo toward building projects and Last week a frw women in Purchase of 1854 acquired 45.- tarian workers in the srea hava City Opera Festival. Victory give religious instruc improvements at C am p S t. (he area gave generously of 000 square miles of what now Felix Eyie, former conrert- At Carmelite Triduum tions. Main, ai'chdlocesan boys’ sum their lime to help (ha telephone forms the southern portion of niitster aivl now manager of the The total atiendance for spiritual blessings of ihe Aleo ecr pzrluiitc Regie- mer camp at Allens Park. solicitation group. These .Metropolitan Opera Company, .New Mexico and Arizona. All K. of C. Assist (he triduum exercises in Brown Scapular, which was women donated a few hours Icr rrpnrl nn conrfilione in will art in the eapaciiy of con- ! TKs committee in cherge thi* vast territory was organ-', st. Augustine's Council of migreni lebor camp* on honor of Our Lady of Ml. given to St. Simon Stock in each day to call person* about cerlmaster for the Max I o f the event, which will in- izerl into I new county of New;,!,* Knighta of Columbus under page 5. Carmel, on July 14. 15. and 1251 by O ur Lady, fo r the the benefit. Masses in Central City on 16. in the Carmelite Monas faithful. Millions have worn elude d inner, dan cin g. swiTn- ip „n tn P agel — r.„;„^-HJI_.the leadership of Patrick Din-, "They certainly have been a the m oroinf of the bomecom- tery garden, Littleton, was the .scapular since that time. ming. end the appearance of i n f w ill b e e l 10 and 12 Oennie Day and the Dornan L-na: be]p,'' a .-jrokesman said, m ore than I.OOO, M ore than ISO ; rsons were o'clock. The general public -Archbishop I'rban J. Vehr Brothari, issued an urgent ■'l-ut now w e ha\r tn .-..ntact Results of Collettion enrolled by Father Connolly me whole Denvri .v.s. This provided religious movies each is iovited to attend either or on Sunday night emphasized request this week lor hrlp* door lighting and made an al after the services during the evening, followed by sermons. both of these Masses, which the apparitions of Our l.ady ers. i « n n o ; be -foiie h\ . • j iV o tar for the temporary chapel. triduum this year. For Holy Father Listed Since these Mexican national! will be offered by the Rev. to St. Simon Stock, to Berna The committee was lu! -horl Ro-ary-making clubs in Den are Catholic it is hoped volun Freocis Polcropa, dette at [.iiurdes, to the three Both Archbishop Vehr and lof planning time owing to the IF PERSONS FROM - ,, <..i ver have already provided Th, rpsull* of the collection teers will help work to elimin Father Nelson is the com little children at Fatima, and Father Connolly spoke of the I fact that .Aug. 3 was the only rinuj psrislie' in Denver uill . , vj r more than 500 rosaries for this ate these proselytizing taclica. poser of the now famous fa t(t the Indian Juan Diego at austere lives led by the Car date that Dennis Day could offer s few hou.-* each flay. the. ? •^''^hdi^exe for work. The Denver (^mitium by being able to provide a miliar* religious hymn, "Lovely Guadalupe, and their elTrct melite Sisters s,.lely for the 'make a personal appearance ..Ie of Ueket. to the benefit' ^ " ’ ' ‘ "'•'‘ . ‘'J of the Legion of Msry is try worth-while program for the Lady Dressed in Blue,” which upon the world. love of God. and of Ihe great with hi* hour-long -.hovi. ''*ummer specU.ul.r" will be a ing to interest Spanisli-speak- men. It is a program that must has been recorded on several On Monday and Tuesday privilege of having this • • • >we*i c5S. ing people in helping out in the be implemented by the lay different labels evenings, the Rev. Thomas powerhouse of prayer in our program by conducting cta.*ses THE COMMITTEE .. igin-l Even half an hour or 15 min- ^ " people of the area. (Pictures on page 3) Connolly, C M., stressed the midst. II 081 ^11 m English and also Co visit a llv planned to make *everal j ii'o* contributed to contarting' STl.eO |friend*. parishioner*, nr groups .\il (KnilvwtHxl IIM # among the men. I a ST MINUTF EFFORT AT FLITCH'S uill per.ionally help the *um- AnnunrlitUun 105.00 Perhaps the greatest need Jl|s>«a»d S4irriimenl Burse mei ramp ami will he a direct rhriBl tlw Kin? 401.50 at the present time it for more Priesthood / T 'ln fi> P n get — Column H) ( r«i>p (r the faithful in all pari>hrs' Infotmatiiii ii'gsrding ihv Sum Now $1,426 wade by a commiUw represent- Waller Sullivan. commitlee support the *.h i i I at .1 -'Inv piiM-. an,i dunatums ing the Dominican Sisters of the member, said that the a d m i s s io n 'may l>» had by I'alling Ihe par The sum of $SS waa donated Sick Poor, Denver, to urge price of SI per person will en- Appeal to All i*h pne*i or any member of the in the past week to the Su families and iheir friends to title holders to unlimited ndes.i An appeal is being made hy committee’ Jude Burse, Denver arehdioe- attend a benefit social for the daneing, ami all the facilities of the committee to all Catholics, Robert Cstilett. EA. 2- esan fund for the education of nuns at Kiitch's Garden* amuse the park. A special rate of 35 as well ss t.. all other* inter- 0331; Walter Sullivan. DE. priests, in eight gifts. The ment park Tuesday, July 23, for families over five will be in'ested in aiding the worthv| 3.9108; Tom Nevia, FR. 7- burse total now stands st $1,- from 10 a.m. to midnight. ,cause, to mate S Honation to the 2281; Waller Angerer. RA. 426.04. In past years bazaars have The plan* for holding an pommiran Sister* of the Siekj 2-2170; Frank Gsid. EA. 2- In addition. S t Patrick's Par been held on the 81. Ignatius'event fur the nuns at first Poor at 2501 Gaylo’ i Siree’ OS4S; Jack Moncktoo, CH. ish. Fort I-ogan, made a pay l.nyola Church ground* to raise *eeme.| doomed, but the eommit- Denver, or to •*— ’.n t-niMs: 4.8406; and Sieve Pukila. ment of ISO on its own priest money for the nuns, whose »ole tee is relying on the generosity respective pari«h R A . 2-1176 hood burse. support ha* r-imc from these Contributors to the 8t event* This year Ihe hszasr Jude Burse included R.L.S., was shanrlonecj because of cily Brighton, who gave (5; anony offirials' rulings that games of Offer to Buy Auto f^jot Confirmed mous. Denver, $10; Catholic rhance are illegal under city The offer of a Denver bu*i-i An offer of f.,r the halted «hrn citv offirials ruled Parsmount Social Club. Den and state law. A 1957 Cadillac neasman to purchase a Cadillac.car reportedly was nisdi’ V- - v.varding of the car illegal ver, $26; Mrs. A.E.G., Denver, automobile waa originally automobile, which was ong-'week'by Dcr.ni J. O'Keefe. A Denver dailv reported $1. in thanksrving; A.D., Den planned to be awarded. mally intended to be awarded at I ficial of a Denver and Omaha, We.l’ esdav that O'Keefe had ver. $1; a friend, Denver,‘$5; The alternate i,> the bazaar a Dominican Sisters of the Sick!Neb.. bu!mes< O'Keefe, reaffirmed his promise, but no 5^E.M.. Colorado Springs. $3; came about when Mr. and Mrs. Poor bazaar, had not been con- since the announcement word had been received by the and a friend, Monument in Arnold Gurtler donated the use P eg m ter press time first made, has not teen avail- committee at P e g it’ f r pres* thanksgiving. of Kiitch's Gardens for the day. Wednesday, according to Attor-.sble for eonfirniaCiun, ;'iue Gifts to the St. Jude Rursa The committee hope* to raise ney Thnmsa .Nevin. a member! The offer was ihnught to The committer at pmrnt may be sent to Archbishop enough funds for the great work of the (ommitlec promoting the re.*cue the committee finm inei ;• planning to abandon ef- of the nuns. Two Miiiionary Sideri of Our Lady •flmiieaaU In Henderaon Mondaya ihrawgk Fri Urban J. Vehr at 1536 Logan benent for ths nuns. ibiock to the bazaar, which was! feri> to give the «ar away. V ictoryary. who give iBstruelioni In (he Mezican‘days, lead them in singing hynna. Street, Denver.
FT • » f • b * • 4^ Telephone, Keystone 4>4205 Thursday, July 18, 1957 f AGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER
But Once Planned to Sail Own Ship Missioner Mochebeuf Lived on Horseback
Mpxifo »n.l failed Ailzona, teriitory W an at boat to Ouaymas. He made ihp acinc and feeling the need of depended on the latter for heri IfJnty- ' jp] Pa?o. 300 miles south of return trip by land, viaitinit his companionship, summoned materia!. Passage upon passaged • ' * Santa Fe. and extended 800‘the many parishes and Indian hi.s Vicar to travel the (iOO miles is little more than an expansion THE CAl SDEN PURCHASE n^iies to the Gulf of California'missions on the way. from Tucson to Santa Fe. and paraphrase of Hewlett It Machebeuf. ^ways the mis was taken from the stales of and '400 miles from north to' . . . is doubtful that Miss Gather sionary, found it hard to under- had any other source. Chihuahua and Sonora, and to^s^ut**: WHEN MACHEBEUF rp- .stand why the Ri.shop had taken It would then be hazardous settle mattprs nf jurisdiction . r ■ turned to Santa Fe he drew up him from the care of souls. He to look upon any "fact’' in the between H.shop Lamy th<-' o s H|S MEXICAN was laUr to see the finger of novel, which is not found in Fa Providence in this. His recall Bishop of Durance, who had father Machebeuf intended tol ^ journey ther Hewlett’s biography, as an from Tucson was to prove the additional fact in Machebeuf’s Kflvemed the area, father,co as fy as Durance to *« i,ad been 3,000 miles, all told, starting point for the final Machebeuf was sent into these Bishop Zubina m person, forl^^^ immediately he was life. Data about Machebeuf not chapter in his life, his Colorado states. He left Santa fe .No».,thi.s purpose he added an avoca-[j,gj,^ contained in Hewlett are not apostolate. 3, 1858, and passed ihrouch Llition little to be suspected m o n e ^ ^ jg ^ ,, journey too numerous. Miss Gather com Paso, where he met the Vicar of: who had traveied so many oombined missionary work mitted an anachronism, for in NEARING THE END of stance, in making the discov the Bishop of DuranRo, who.niiies on dry land. He planned with exploration. There were Machebeufs New Mexico pe ery of gold at Cripple Creek promised to send to his Ordi-ito sail from Giiaymas. on the colonies and pommiinities riod, Father Hewlett included in the occasion for the Pike’s Peak nary the decree of the Propa-|Gulf of California, to Mazatlan, among the Mexicans and In his Life of Dtshop Machebeuf a Gold Rush of 1859. Cripple Banda acRrcRating to the Santaithe nearest port to DuranRo, dians of huge Arizona. County, Fe diocese all the population of; When the regular steamer long account hy George F. Ru.v Creek did not become a mining which were known to have ton, an Eijglish traveler, of .town until 1891, and gold was .Arirona within the new l>oun-;failed to arrive, an American been Catholic at some time in daries. lonRineer fitted out a .sailing New Merico life as he found it not discovered even in its vicin the past. The faith was found ...... M acheW f then headed forivessei for him, furnished him in 1846. What he saw was ity until 1874. to have survived in a few, ofIpolored'by ’his'English preju- Tucson, then a village of about, with a crew and provi.sions, and • • • the.»e, although its practices Ujee.,. but at most life in that The scene above shows a to make irnprovemenls^imd larger accommoda 800 souls, built around an an-! appointed him captain. I.earn- were greatly obscured or for- risked country then could not IN FAIRNESS to Miss Ga Boys at Camp group of ■ young boys, tions at the camp, a special benefit program fient Mexican fortress, and saw ing that a state of civil war gotten. In many other places have been pretty. Father How- ther, however, it must be re happily enjoying themselves in the craft depart at Wolhurst Country Club that will include the imposing old mission of St.iexisted at Mazatlan, Captain where the faith had once flour iett remarks: membered that she did not in ment of Camp St. Malo. Many worth-while and dinner, swimming, dancing, and an hour-long ished only a faint memory of “ After making all necessary tend to write history, or even unforgettable hours are spent by boys in the show starring Dennis Day, will be held Aug. it remained. The pa.ssing of a allowances, we must still con a novel bibography (a g e n r e camp near Allens Park. Competent guidance un 3. Volunuers to assist in , tiekpt sales ere des missionary among some of the clude that the New Mexico of that came into fashion after der the direction of Father Richard Hiester perately needed. The futur#^f. the camp will MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY Indian tribes was still a tradi today [1908] is but a faint pic 1927). She did aim to describe and his staff of counselors is offered. In order depend on the benefit program.______tion brought,down from the ture of the New Mexico of 60 a spiritual pilgrimage in, the INSURANCE SINCE 1897 distant past. It was as if a mes years ago. . .The philosophy, as lives of two Western mission senger from heaven had visited well as the facts, of history aries. Bishop Latour (Bishop Walt them. Lamy) and Father Vaillant Spectacular on Aug. 3 to points to the work of Bishop CARPETS Wal. (Father Machebeuf), and that Father Machebeuf, this time Lamy, Father Machebeuf, and R oom S ilo with full ecclesiastical author the other Catholic missionaries, she did, unforgettably. and Smaller ity, went from El Paso west as the great cause in the refor It is one of the iparvels of To Aid Camp St. Malo RUGS ward. crossing the valleys and mation of the New Mexican, and literary history that a book pub Lufcte M ticliwt la tlw dtr, streams tributary to the Gila, in his elevation to his present lished in Pueblo by an obscure and stopped wherever he found condition of comparatively in publisher, and long out of print (Continued From Page One) cently moved into a new re*i-| settlements or pueblos. He bap telligent, honest, and moral (save for the copies recently re step in a.ssuring its continu dence, but she manages to give Furniture'",; rhlT.?.;- tized their children and vali civilization.’’ printed by the R e g iite r ) should ance. Tickets are $7.60 a per- a large part of her day to this Oea e ite c n tiy (•nlBs t'tled dated their marriages. He gath • « « have furnished the flesh for a .son. $15 per couple. worth-while cause. Mrs. Rich ered all the information he A FINAL WORD is in or novel into which Willa Gather The wonderful work that Fa ard L. Mark (SP. 7-.6308, E.M.W. could about other places, to ther Richard Hiester, camp di RA- 2-8636) if the general der about Willa Gather’s novel, breathed such a soul. The truth wletra eaib'talki serve for the work of future l>ealh Comet for the Arch- is that Father Howlett’s biog rector, has done in past ycara chairm an. C«r«ld J. H«A9ouB C«rA]tf A. TeBixkharAt 2141 So. Broadway priesLs. bishop, published in 1927. raphy, though It attracted little is more than commendable, but Only two weeks remain for » • • SHarmaa 4-27B4 One who reads this great national attention, was a mav the time has come for the camp ticket solicitation. The need HerW t W. LciboiAO IT WAS IN JUNE when he novel in conjunction with Fa terpiece of its kind, and worthy to renovate its buildings, make for air to back this benefit is 753 Gas & Electric Bldg. TA. 5-0241 reached Tucson, where he ther Hewlett’s Life of Bithop of even such a writer as Miss larger accommodations, and im evident. If parish groups, such spent two months in work M a ch eb eu f cannot help being Gather. prove the kitchen and water fa aS ' P T A and C F M organiza- DENVER, COLORADO worthy of an apostle. He vis cilities. tions. along with youth clubs, • • • ited all the .'neighboring mis IN COLORADO SPRINGS will offer to help increase the sions and pueblos and took steps "IT'S IMPOSSIBLE to main attendance at the benefit, it for the repair and preservation tain the camp and make im assuredly will be a complete of the old Mission of San W ork of Dublin Priest provements on the meager $25 success. ^ FAQtOR? MCTHO? Xavier del Bac, which Father a week the boys pay,” said Fa Kino had visited in the century ther, "but we don’t want to * * * I before. It is now one of the his raise the price in the 'vent that THE HOPES AND OPPOR- AUTO torical sights of Arizona; its O n D isplay in C ollection many boys might be excluded. TUNITIES for young boys, at preservation is probably owed We want to make the camp the present time, rest solely on in great part to Machebeuf. available to the ordinary Amer the many persons needed as open Evenlnft Fine aiT painting and saving A w ard collection currently Father Machebeuf called ican b o y .” volunteers. The opportunity of ’Tfl 9:00 i< V » . !—" ,i:,i souls are not exactly allied touring American art museums Suoday* 'Til The good will and generosity seeing a bigger, better, and vocations but a 44-year-old and galleries. His painting 5:00 not last more than a few weeks. of some, however, has been evi more complete Camp St. Malo Dublin man has been successful “ Angels and Doves" is drawing OSS His visits to Arizona were not dent. Ben Lammerman, a Ca is more than a dream. Aay StaadaM in combining the two. He is a great deal of comment from of this kind, but of months’ dur thedral graduate and one-time The camp’s f u t u r e is at Cor Father Jack Hanlon, priest in viewers of the exhibit, which ation, for he had what in effect camper, offered his time to de stake. It is Father Hiester’s ■at* Rrtta a small parish of a Dublin Is on di^lay at the Colorado was a whole vast diocese to liver a 1,000-gallon propane and the camp committee’s great suburb. Springs Fine Arts Center from visit'. Going and coming he ac gas tank to the camp for in hope that every boy who wants July 10 through 28. DWARE tively officiated along the entire Father Hanlon, who has been stallation several weeks ago. to attend the camp in'the fu ONE-DAY SERVICE Last year Father Hanlon re way, When he returned from painting since the age of 10, The lank is now installed and ture will be able to do so. 6420 E. Colfax of Monaco FL. 5-5330 his short trip he set out a third is one of 5(1 American and ceived what he feels is his work is already under way for Can you give a ffew mo OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY time to make one of his planned European artists whose works greatest honor to date«tvhen the improvements. ments of your time? An un semiannual visits to Arizona. make up i the Hallmark .Art he was commissioned hy the Mila Bcrnardine Kirchoff told number of young boys cer- Known for pualify Sorvleo Irish government to design a offered to finvree ihe ihow tairtly hope and pray that you full set of vestments for Pope orcheatra that will play al can. BLACK & WHITE Pius XII. The government will ll^e b e n e fit program . O ffi- present the vestments to the ciala al the Wolharat Club, AUTOMATIC SERVICE Holy Fath^ as a gift of the loo, hava been genaroua in people of Ireland some time offering the club, groundi, LAUNDER - MAID 2424 E. COLFAX this year. and facilitiea. Lei Us Do Y our Recently Father Hanlon com- Al! of this has been done DENVER—FRtmenr Ipleted illustrating a new cate- with an eye to one thing: To Laundry Ichism to be used in several help Father Hiesler’s work con 122 N. CASCADE AVE. F L U F F D R Y ilrish dioceses and designed the tinue and give more boys an Colo. Springs ME. 4-667S GRAND OPENING [covers for the European edi- opportunity to make tljeir sum 152S WilUami {tion of Bishop Fulton Sheen's mer months happy, healthy, and |book. Thought* for Evep/dag. spiritually complete. FASHION WITH A PURPOSE IS • ■ ■ , He is now al work designing I and illustrating a series of wall FORMER CAMPERS, who I panels for the new church of number in tft thousands, can I Our Lady of the Rosary in recall without the least hit of , Limerick. hesitancy the worth of- this I Does Not Interfere camp, which is open to boys of any religious affiliation, frohi I While he takes his art work the ages of 9 through 16. By I seriously. Father Hanlon does attending this benefit they will, [ not let it interfere with his in turn, be assuring other jduties as a parish priest. Most young boys of today an oppor I of his painting is accorhplished tunity that they, themselves, Everett is the spinet with Forward Sound .. * jdurng his “off-hours.” Unlike o n ce had. cane grille projects tone. . . that’s fashion ! many artists, he does not mind Those who for one reason or with a purpose! 'Traditional and contemporary [being disturbed while painting another cannot a t t,e n d the styles in light or dark hardwoods. Sjop by ‘and over the years he has ac- event Aug. 3 can help by mak Ipuired the knack of being able ing a donation to the camp this week and see our complete selection of 'to return to a painting after benefit. ,^ny size of donation fashion series Everetts. I his concentration has been will he appreciated. “ W e'll take I broken by a sick call, a re- pennies, nickles, or dollars and 1 quest for a marriage certificate be forever grateful,” said Fa I or to hear a Confession, ther Hiester, • • • -As lillle aa . i The Irish priest paints in both I water colors and oils ami most TWO WOMEN. Mrs. Dan H. MAYFAIB NASH I of hi.s paintings y e landscapes, M iller (EA. 2-5650) and Mrs. I religious compositions, or fig John 0. Rae (FR. 7-75441, have voluntecrrd as co-chair Balance in convenient 6001 E. Collax Ave. From Jasmine to Krameria ure studies. He has had.one- man showings of his work in men of the ticket committee. monthly payments ■ London. Brussels, Paris, Venez- Those who will offer to help Ko.s< Excluitive Mew it.tVBLER Dealer iue!a. and many galleries in them can make contact by Meet liie Matfnir R.AMBLKR F aniiJ)...... Over 19,’1 Year-’ Fxprrifnce Ireland. calling the telephone number Father Hanlon was attracted ■ 'to art through the encourage-i Mi ler, the mother of a menl of two aunts. One was a large family, is typical of some 'uccc'=sful artist before she of tbe women,, who are assisl- gave It up to marry while the'mg the hejefit, Her family re- RAY SNYDER, other had an arLs-anil-crafts P retidenl 'studio in London. Inspired hy his relatives, he began studv- Victorynoll Nuns' j;ing art at Abbott Studio in r r.ENE ISAACS. ••JOHNNY** JOHN MILLER. I, Dublin. He later studied draw- JOHNSON, Used C«r S«lo« New Car Saiea ,iiig al the Royal College of 'Vacation' Opens MAnac«r Car Sale* I! London and worked with arti>t- |:in Belgium, Spain, and France. 'While in Paris, he studied with At 10-Day Retreat the famous art teacher, .Andre I.'Hote. and has taken refresher The Missionary Sisters of courses with him from time to Our Lady of Victory, whose an lime since. nual reports are carried else .^fter obtaining degrees at where in this issue of the D en Duliiin’s. Relvedcie Gollege and ier f'athohc Hegitler. will at National Univcrsiiv. Father begin their "vacation'.' Salur= Hanlon studied for the priest- day, July 27, with a Kl-iiay re "M IC K E Y " FRANK IBV LOREN PEACOCK. TED NOLDA. ihood at .Maynooth and was or- treat to be conducted by the STEARNS. WINCHESTER. MOSCHENROSS. Tune-Up Specialiil Auto. Tranemi.tisn KENNY HEGG. [ dained. Before his assignment Rev, Walter Karrer, C.SS.R.. nf Part. Manafrr Mechanic Front End Speciali.t Speclaliit General Manager to his present parish, he served St. Joaeph'.s Parish, Denver. (Si*. PrUr and Paul Pari.X) CHOOSE YOUR R.\MBLER DURING *'in several other churches in and The retreat will be followed by ,around Dublin. a study program to be con (;r .\M) o p e n in g w e e k : Father Hanlon's painting in ducted at the Holy Ghost Center the Hallmark Art -Award is not by a member of the community. OiFr 8S Models to Choose From his first introduction to Amer The 16 sisters in the Denver .Archdiocese are am ong 31H HV-MHLKirS ihr liigli-miloacr lou-cost familv car for von. Rig rnmigli for ican audiences. Some of his painting' were exhibited in Ire members of the Victory Sisters' nix 6-fncilrrs Inil easy hamiltng, easy-parking. .\nil gas mileage? TerrificI land’s building at the New York community, which has head O ter .3.1 milea j h t gallon in llip hnrder-tti-horder official le.'*! run. World's Fair in the lace 1930s quarters in Huntington. Ind. and a mural hy him wa.c fea The community was founded in Up to 40 miles tured in the Irish Pavilidp at 1918 in the I'.S. and has mem bers working ir 70 convents, in p e r goMon. Drive the Chicago World’s Fai RAMBLER 6't & ISM8. seven archdioceses and 27 dio-' the English-built $1995 ceses of the country. There is I B's Prices Start at one convent of the community 1 DON GRAFT, Metropolitan T h e D e n v e in the Pueblo Diocese, at Mont Service Manager rose. The community has sev R e g i i i t e r eral member.s from Colorado, ONE HOUR FREE PARKING Published Weekly by the (but the only one now working Municipoi Parking Garage, 1745 Stout St. Catholic Press Society, Inc. I in the state is Si.ster Carmelita jof Denver, at Greeley. 938 Bannock Street, Denver Subscription: $3.00 Per DOLLS — WIGS — SHOES Year. Sold in combination r with The Register. National Doll* Droned to Order Open Doily 8 o.ni. to 9 p.m. Edition, in .Archdiocese of TheCha^E Wins MUSIC Co’ ^ ttu^ fai/L~ fLzA A . 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^ -ft! . I Tkurtday, July 18. 1957 Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyttone 4^205 T p G ive A uthor's F u ll Vision Results of Collection REGIS GREAT WRITERS COURSE For Holy Father Listed (CoHtinn»d From Page On*) R«T. Dm r Kureb* STRESSES THE WHOLE BOOK R^' D»B«M McMfehofl C u n d 'A n . CrUsrdUin An|«l»* ...... 7I.4S R «v. WllJUm MonikhftQ H oly F sm llr ZSS.OO. R«r. Frank Morftlii ‘•YOU DON’T SELECT » Holy (iho«t ... . 4SSS1 R«v. jM fph two-inch gquare fro m lh « can- Holy Rosury ...... SO.SO Rev. Frank Qt«mp€ . Rev. A d im vain of 10 great painters to Holy Tflnlly 1 Wealfnlufltvrl 11.70 R er. O e o rfe j Rpeker study paintiog:" layt the Rev. Moil Pnriout Blood . .... Itl.OO R«r. CherlM Robert R. Boyle. SJ.. head of Molhi-r o( (M Its.IS Rev. WelU^SUidtl ...... Rev. Jehn^latterr the English department a t Heuol Cormol . .. Our Lody of Craro St.S* Rev. Duinf Thtebeld ...... l l . M Regi* College. Denver. “Juit Our l^dy of Cuidoluae . .. SOCIRTiFeB— DENVER 10. analyxing aiaorted frag Our Udy of l^rdof I7I.II Heir Gboet AlUr end Roeerr ments from a doxen or two Pmostotlo. ltl.il a $14.M Socrod Koorl 41.4S Heir CIpet Sc Vieceel 4e authors ib o u td not be called a BCTAoio'a lArrodol . 1S7.S. Fenrt ^orieir 24.eo S tu d y of literature.” < tu. A t lb o a y 'o S t.17 St F ra ie li dc SeJee* A tu r With these words Father St. Borstdoltt'4 tll.SI esd ReeaW Soettir If.M St. Cijruo'o St. FreneUlde Selra‘ Hnlr Boyle launched a Great Writers St. Colhorio*'* 4IS.ee Nftine Som tr program in literature at Regis 81. DowlBlr'a ...... SSI.S7 St. FraneWde Seles* FTA College last fall. St. KliUbolb'a 1*4.«» St. Franeid d« Seles* Leefee St. Pranria do Solaa' . . .. 47S.S0 o f Heert 21.00 In recent times, many of the St. Iffootloa Loyelo'a SZS.7I 81. JM ^h'e 4PoHsh» Alter colleges have relied on anthol St. famoa' SS«.«4 en^Roeerr Soefetr 1.00 Metropolitan Opera Company, Prank Guarrera, ogies— selections fr o m the St. Jobn tha gvonsvllat’a . ISS.o* St. vTUlMtieee'e Alter eed Soloists lor Moss leading baritone with the Metropolitan Opera St. foaoak-t IC.SS.R.I . ItS.tS ,eeetr SoeSetr 21.00 Company; and 11-year-old Danny Henjum of works of many authors—in' gt. Joaaph'i (Coldonl St. I P h ilo a e e e 's M en's CImb 21.00 their teaching of literature. Sl.Jooopk'a IPolltbl . .. I7.se St. ^hUtMneneV PTA U.fin In Central City £ .• i”, Minot, N. Dak., who will sing the boy soprano » • • M. Loo Ike tlreot'a .. . lt.7S St. Xalbonr'A Hospital 21.7» part. Organist and director for tbe music will Hi . Loula* iRnckvoodl _ Zet.lt Sieu>eK^f St. Pranrii of the Prairie* to be eung in St. Mary's of the As be the edmposer, the Rev,'Frederic J. Nelson of HOWEVER, says Father St Msrr Hofdaloiit'a Perpetual AdoraUoa IMO sumption Church, Central City, this'Sunday, Boyle, c piece of great litera IBdfewoletl tl*.4l C a I h 0 H r PerealeTeerher Powers Lake, N. Dak. The homecoming Masse* at. Hory'a lUlHolool .... te*.** I.eecee 10.'ll July 21, are shown above. Prom tbe left are will be offer^ at 10 and 12 o'clock by tbe Rev. ture expresses the author's vis St Polrlek’i ...... ArehdJeeesen C oaneH o f 'Virginia MaeWatters, leading soprano of the ion of reality, "snd you caii’t .Sla. Paler and Psul'a ______tlO .d * Cetholle Kursee 24.00 Francis Potempa. (Story on page 1.) very well have part of a vision. Hi . rhllomana'a ...... t i t . I I SOCIETtES--OUTSlOE DENVER Si . Plua T en lh ’ a . . 77.10 Thg anthology approach to the Hi . Rnae of LIrns’a ...... l o t . 10 Brishton. 8t. Aucusttne'a Carry on Vigorous ApoKtolalc literary masters all too fre S i . Thereia’a (Auroral ... S77.IQ Alter end Roeery Sorirtr $10.0$ St. Viarral da Paul'i ... 141.00 Oirrenne Welle. Seered quently becomes an anaemic Heert Alter end Roeiry history course, occasionally il PARIRKF.8 OUTSIDE DENVER Society in rm Akreib—S t Jne^h's 16 C atechist Sisters Teach 4,381 Pupils lustrated by literature. You C olorado S pH efC e r p u ■ Aapen—St. Uary'a Christi Lefioa of Mery tO.M have a careful catalog of dates, SeeMer— Snrftd Hrart .. Cototmdo SpHeffs. Corpoe (Cenlinned From Pag* On*) Brighhsn Convent private and special iostruaiotL birthplaces, political events, S«uld«r. SMith — ChrieH Geiid lO.IO Satred Haor. t l Mary- ti 4* source!, and ‘influences,’ which Eerie. St. Mary'e Alter eed clisset i t tbe Morrison Training The sisters condua a rural Diey gave out 1,715 items of Roeatr Society 4.00 Catholic literature and 1,782 re lesves all too little time to St, Tkaait. Aaaiaaa' .. Eatle, St. Mery'e Holy School for girls titd the Golden life jxograai for the farm area, con tem p late tHe trem endous Srttndalt— Joaeob** . i.e a Neioe Serkty ligious articles. Sistv Hilde- Srfghta*—8L Avgustlnc'a US.4d 1.00 Industrial School for Boys. They with oncests, home shrine^ and Frederlek. 8 l Tkerese*s AJ« vision of the real which the a ],4 4 Bputh—St. Mary'* ter and Roeary Society have a weekly class for 10 Na sxh9>ics. They insrrua girls' and garde is the superior. ai-7 1 10.00 author expressed in his work.” Duffaio—St Eltubet^'i. FredeiHrk, 8t. T hereee'a In fact, adds 'Father Boyle, Ruplinglnn todies of (loodalupe 4.00 vajo Indians living in Denver, boys’ choirs, and Junior and Sen- - Colorodo Springs Convent 5(, Cmberinn'B ...... the author's vision can't be DwauLr llearlvii the two-semester Great Writers course at Kit Carson. St AtipustIneV and have 31 Knights of the Al ^ Sodalities. Sister-Justine is Calhan— St. Mlrhaol'* •••'• •• • Aitor and Rosary Society 10.00 reached at all in an anthology’, Catrail.— (Mia.iaa o t The sisters, helped by four lay DOOR* USeil College, Denver, are displayed by Mead, Goardian Antel Altar tar in the Holy Ghost Parish * e superior. . i t e r f * Heart. because it isn't there to begin Father John Teeling, S.J., left, and Donald Klene, members of •nd Rosary Society 4.00 teachers, conduct classes in Colo Cole. 5pHAf>i ...... Mlnturn, St. Patrick*# Altar alar boy staff. The sisters ob with. the Regia College English department. This course is currently Ca*(le Roek^ 81. FraneU* Greeley Convent rado Springs three times wedtly, 0 0 0 and Rosary Society I OO tained nnploynient for seven being offered in the Regis summer session. Father 'feeling ia iK Iberil Red Clirr. Mt. Carmel Altar Central CMy— AsBUOijHjnn H ie sisters' work here is dom in Founnio twice a week, and "TAKE A CASE in point teaching the firat semester of the work nnd Mr. Klene will and RoMry Society 4.00 teen-agers and attended 15 court (Idaho Sprlngil ...... zee* in the new Security Village ona There are 12 hooks in Milton's teach the second section which begins July 20. StoneHea. St. Jokn'a Altar inated by the great number of Cheyenne Well* — and Roeary Society 10.00 hearings for juveniles. The cen great vision which we call P ar- 8nered Heart , __ $0.44 missions to be attended. They a week. They also instiua chiL Stonehem. St.'^dohn’a Men's ter is open from Monday adit* Loit. Because an anthol It was studied in the novels orthe 1967-58 Khool year will COLORADO srR im .s— Club dreo from Stration Meadows. i-orpui Cbriali ...... i«« ,4 7 10.00 conduct classes for ranch chil ogy must include 30 lesser Tftt of Ike D'Uhrrvillti by- be "The Sea.” It will be studied Wrldone, St. Francis' Altar through Friday from 2:30 to 6 Divine Redeemer Zie.ts and Rosary Society Sister Oaia is the superior. authors it can offer the student Thomas Hardy. The Searirt in some or pos.tibly all of the Oup l^dy «r leuadalupe .. 44.14 4.00 dren between Sunday Masses, Woodland Park. Our Lady of p.m. and from 7 to 10 pjn. only the first few books of Lfder by Nathanial Hawthorne,ifollowing booki*: Rachel Car- Pauline Chapel— the Wofkds A ltar and Re- hold classes for junior and sen The sisters' reports coveted t ie .o e ( Broadmoor} ...... •ary S o r i e t y ...... evenings except for Tuesday. Milton's groat epic— the Ones The End of the Affair by son ’s Th» Sta Around U s, Con- Sarred Heart ...... 10.00 lor high school girls, and have the period from September, Woodland Perk. Oor Lady of in which Satan is howling de- Graham Greene, and L ig h t in rad’s Lord Jim, Hemingway’s 5l. Mary'* ...... e s z . n the Woods Men's Club . t e .o i The center library is open daily. given a total‘of 350 hours of 1956, to July, 1957. fiadee at God from hell. No August by William Faulkner. T he Old A /o « and the Sta, T hor Craig—St. Uirhael'a ...... 40.40 wonder students get the idea Hcyderdahl’s Kon-TU ti, M el Cripple Creeh— As the year progresaed two St P.lar'a t.U that the devil is the 'hero' of facts emerged. The students ville's .Meby D ich. and the long PARISHttS OUTSIDE DENVER P a ra d ite f/oef. began to admit that they wehe poem "The Wreck of the Croek^St Feler** '*Now the student may in Deutschland” by Father Gerard (IH ffi — — l e .i * enjoying literature. whiTe the Da*r Trill - deed get a great deal from teachers discovered tha* active. Manley Hopkins. SJ. 71.t t a • « iMjealen nf Hugnl such a course, but he doesn’t sometimes vehement di^rusMons Derby—St. I'athehae'i - *4 K- klagle—5l. Uary'a .. l 9 - i i DENVER BUICK et .Milton's artistic visiert. And ••THE B E A U T IF U L TH IN G in class made it difficult to Ra«t tjike— f maintain that great artistic cover even four book.' in a about this method.” says Father Catheriae*»^Denver) . _ visions are the only real rea semester. The Great Writers Boyle, "is that any number of K1 be rt‘ > Barred Heart .. son for having a literature were doing all that was ex different themes nre possible, FHe—5l. Sehnlaatlra'i t .i e We are already considering a Kitei Tark—Our lady of coune in the liberal arU col pected of them. the HountalnB ECONOMIC "BUG" lege at alt. • • • theme on the priesthood witi Ueovdland) ...... U T .eo IN THE COMING year at books like Graham Greene’ Evergreen—Chrlat the King ((edilden) . .... s}(a TO PROVIDE such visions Regis College the lirst semester LabryriHlhine H'nys, Waugh’s Flagler— St. Mary'* 10.01 Father Boyle introduced the will again ^ devoted to Chau life of Blessed Edmund Cam FkmlnB—St. P*Ur'§ Great Writers cour-e for Regis pion, and the short stories of FORT COLUNS— HAS BIT DENVE|^! cer. Shakespeare, and Milton. H oir FAmfl)^ 1 26:» College sophomores last fall. We reluctantly dropped Dry- J. F. Powers. Education, war 417.4C To insure concentration on den,” Father Boyle said, “in man. and society, the problem K«r( Lonn—St. Patrick's 41.1$, truly great writers, the first order to devote a whole semes of evil, all are possible themes Fort LuploD— 8t. and would be enlightening WillUm's (PblUvillO,. 4 4 .0 1 1 semester was devoted to four ter to the three greatest Eng Fart MorKtn- authors, the literary giants lish poets. Bill if those three ideas for college students to St, Hsl^ns’s U.$2 Chaucer, Shakespeare, Milton, are known well, we'll be more consider, FounUtn — { Cabratfa •'And best of all. the use of Sprififs— St. Psul's) and Dryden. A short book of than satisfied.” F rH sfie k —8i Tharss^'s . 22 i: lyric poetry was included to The theme of the literature different books earh year kwps ((MPI^iowrw Our show the student* the beauty of courses in the second semester the teachers on their toes." nf XsAurdfs’ .... 14.M[ (sIsrwovmI itpH ncs— Eiwlisb song. 8c. 8c#t»bta'a ... I'T : ★ HILLMAN MINX WHh the English “greats" IN HONE PARISHES JULY 21 CiraA4 L ^ k s—5c. A n ar's covered in the first semester, iKram nlUf I — 144 4V 4-DOOR SEDAN ORCELKY— the second .was devoted to O ur ^ Pracs ^ CONVERTIBLES books which revolved around 5« r t u r j 221 9^ ‘ a aingle idea or theme. The Fathers C otter, U r b a n loreTSP— 8 i. M st t ' s $.41 HssluA^-Cbnal Ibr Eras Miles to a Gal.! purpose was to promote the (Hsljrskr^ i : i6 mature, comprehensive think Itolrakr— St Pstptrk's .... TT ing that should characterize the Huxo^St- AnChsnp's ...... 12.44 L O W A S — To O ffer First Masses Idaho Springs— college student. • • 5C. P tu l'i ...... 24.00 I Two priests of the arch leading to the J.C.D. (doctor IMff— St. Csihrrine's ...... 21.07 THE THEME SELECTED of canon law) degree which jMlrsburi-^ diocese, who have just re St. A n th W * » ...... - last year was that of the he obtained this past June. A cently returned to Denver Kit C'srfluiK- woman who sins or is wronged breakfast will follow the 5i AufuBtinr's 24.441 following the completion of Ma.-s at the Tiffin Room, K rrm m linK ' studies at the Ameriran Col 8r. P risr's ... U 4 5 The Rev. I>eonard Urban, lege in Rome, will offer their Krrnrsburf snd Rofgrn— ordained in December. 1956, Hoir KunMy • First Masses in their home DRAPERS CUSTOM following a four-year theology LpfsyeCt^—l■m■cuUt« parishes on Sunday, July 21. Conerptton 4$.44 course at the American Col LRAlSvi K A D V ltX E DELIVERED DENVER The Rev. John -Cotter will lege will offer his First Mas.s Annunelailnn 14.74; , UPHOLSTERY offer a Maas of Thanksgiving in Denver in St. Rose of 5(. dMfpk'B ...... 14.40! ' in St. Philomena'.s Church U m n n -* Lima's Church at 10:45 a.m. o t H u rol W o eoFTT • e on p loto IJno o f bp * i this Sunday at 9:30 a.m.. as- this Sunday, July 21. Officers laongmont- • holiUrr Supplk*. Freo
{ ‘tMUKBW’ - T h u f i i a y , July 1 8 , 1 9 5 7 PAGE FOUR Offica, 938 Bonnock S ^ f THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talephone, Kayitont 4-4205 Census of Holy Family Parish Provide Band Instruments for Orphans Buy one,of the "FAIR DEAL' To Aid Confraternity Program *franci8 h<
(Holy Faniljr Pamk. Danvar) George Teylor, and Martin Cub Scout Parents' Auxiliary members co-operating in the A ccniua of the entire perUh P otter. ' PTA census takers include census are .'John McDermott, are« begun recently bee been Mmes. Nicholas H erold, Edward McEahem. Martin Cot Kelmoet completed, it was an- Anthony McNulty, J o se p h ter. Clyde Nelson, John Michael ^nounced this week by Joseph P. Penna. Charles Seymour, Will Campbell, Clair Campbell, and Wstsh, president of the parish iam Richardson, Emmett Grace, Mmes. Louis Heller, Nicholas Confraternity of Christian G.I.'s earn as little os John Kuhn, George Lankowitz, Herold, and J. H. Kalkhorst. Doctrine. Reports on the census have been handed in by all but Paul Santo, Louis Heller, John Convent to Be Open Francone, J. H. Kalkhorst, p u r m onth. d o w n . ' p e r m onth four captains directing the sur Sister Mildred Clare, assist $360 vey. Mr. Walsh observed. Herbert Edmonds. Frank Dono van, Frank Ford, and John ant superior of the Sisters of Cqme out during the week, if possible, and taka a good The eenaus ii iponaorad by Thielen. Loretto at Holy Family Con look at all the extra fine features of these 3 bedroom, full the pariah unit sf the CCD, Cenaui committee representa vent, has announced that the basement homes. P r i c e d aided by the Men's Club, tives from the Legion of Mary convent will nmain open for from $13,600. There’s not a PTA, Legion of Mary, Altar are Mmes. Elsie Landrum, Will the entire summer. At present, better buy anywhere! and Rosary Society, and Cab iam RichaiHson, Ray Norton, Sisters PIscede, Rose Henry, S e o a t ParonU' Auxiliary Ro m Gibbons. Joseph Woert- and Pancratia are assisting m eaberi. Tbo pnrpOM of tbo man, and Misses Genevieve Sister Mildred Clare at tbe anrvey is to aid the CCD in Kucster, Mary Thomas, and convent. mapping a prograa of roli- Patricia Satterwhite. Sister Margaret L o y o la , gioBa inatraction for all ago From the AlUr and Rosary superior of tbe community and groups in tbe pariab. Society the survey is being principal of the high school, is ran cis Men’s Club members working taken by Mmes. & ank Sardiek, teaching Latin in the summer on the census include Anthony Ronald Garramone. Jack Ware, session at Loretto Heights Col CONSTRUCTION COe McNulty. John Burke. James Norbert Brady, J. H. Kalkhorst, lege. Attending classes at the Burked Joseph Burke, Paul Me- Emmet Grace, Ray Norton, tame summer seseion are Sis Shane, Samuel Satterwhite, Nicholas Herold. Anthony Mc ters Martha Ann. Mary Loyola, Joseph F. Fughes, Sr.j Emmett Nulty; and Misses Esther Alexine, Ann Maurice, Joseph Zueal, Mary Zucal, and Ann, and Marcelline. Sister Grace, Vincent Koch, Edward THE BANK OF ■ McEahern, Clydt Nelson, Margaret Kennedy.______Mary Charles is on the Camp Hei-Lo staff at Loretto Heights. P E R S O N A L changed among the 16 members of the band. Assigned to 'Loretto Academy The sisters at the home report that a number enistu in Kansas City, Mo., is Sister Assistance for St. Vincent's of additional students desire to play but cannot SERVICE - ■ ■ 1 H sn m Thomas Marie. Sister Marie amount of $25 is presented to a member of the Catherine is pursuing graduate St Vincent’s Home band in the name of the because of the shorta«. Shown presenting the studies in English at Loyola American G.I. Forum, Denver Chapter. The gift check to the home is Joseph Herrera, chairman Large enough to serve University in Chicago. Taking was given to the home specifically to aid in the of the Forum. Mrs. Dorothy Romero, secretary of the Forum’s Women’s Auxiliary is also graduate English studies at purchase of new instruments of which there is a you, yet small enough present. Tbe Denver chapter of. the Forum, Notre Dame University, South great shortage at St. Vincent's. At the present ■ffflWi'f' an organization for the aid of the Spanish to know you. Bend, Ind., are Sisters Mary time used instruments, which have been donated speaking throughout tbe Southwest, has been Rhodes and Frances Margaret h i L m i | in existence for approximately four years. Also at Notre Dame are Sister and which are always welcomed, must be inter Carlos Marie, in the graduate science school, and Sister Agnes MEMBERSHIP IN THE THEATINE Regina, In tbe graduate history St. Vincent Unit All Saints' Parish CCD d ep a rtm en t ORDER MEANS FOR YOU! At tbe Webster College sum • The opportunity of doing every kind of priestly w ork... mer session in Webster Groves, Is Represented at NATIOMlBiun • Special devotion to fu r Blessed Mother, especially Mo., Sisters Aquin, R egis Solicits New Members 3311 South Broadway SU. 9-OSll through the Blue Scapular .. . Mtrie, and Elaine are faculty members in music, English, and United Fund Rally Mdtow F*4«rtl S*e*>Jt l**w*«* C«fp • Religious Life— the three vows, divine office, rosary, (All Saint*' Pariih, Dauver) ets on tbe Chevrolet grand history. and other prayers in common . . . In the past February, Father prize, which was to have been Mrs. Cecil Proctor, PTA uni (St. Vincent da Paar* ParUh, • Companioftship—living with your fellow Theatines as Harley Schmitt putor, ap a W a r d e d at the Bonanza form committee chairman, an D e n v e r) members of one big happy family, the Sons of St. pointed a board of directors to Nights Festival, s h o u ld be nounced this week that a Cajetan . . . Members who represented initiate the Confraternity of turned in either to the block variety of uniform patterns are the Altar and Rosary Society captain or to the rectory. Ar • The chance to volunteer for foreign missions . , , Christian Doctrine in tbe par “CATHEDRAL PARISH^ immediately available fr o m at tbe United Fund luncheon ish. rangements have been made to E, COLFAX a LOGAN ST. • Wearing the habit of the Clerics Regular , . . Mrs. Albert Larson, 4345 Utica and meeting on Wednesday, This Confraternity, which return all money to the donore Street; Mrs. Floyd Swartz, SUNDAY MASSES For further information lerito to o ; July 17, were Mrs. Louis Er had its origin in 1636, has been through a central committee. 4345 Tennyson Street; and Mrs. 6:00 • 7:00 - 8:00 - 9:00 • 10:00 - 11:30 ■ 12:80 hard, Mrs. R. J. Partsch, and ordered by the Popes through A pariah-wide assessment REV. DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONS Elder Lundstrom, 4976 Stuart -,* 6 :3 0 P.M . Mrs. C. M. Harrer. canon law to be established in will be substituted for the an ST. ANDREW AVELLINO SEM I^RY Street The cost of the patterns CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 3:80 4k 7:30 Albs for the month of July sit the parishes throughout the nual bazaar. Plans are now be 1050 So. Birch, / is 50 cents. The size range of MSGB. W . J . Ca n a t a k , F astob are being laundered by Mrs. world on the highest level of ing formulated. Details 'will be Denver 22, Colorado the patterns will be suitable for William Ehrman. In May and announced from the pulpit and 1501 PENN. ST. MA 3-0233 any girl of grade school age. arochial activity, and shall not June, the albs were laundered e secondary to any other or in tbe R e g ittc r in the near fu Mrs. Proctor also emphasized by Mrs. 0. B. Simpson and ganization. ture. that a group of uniform com Mrs. Fred Filtian. This Confraternity of Chris mittee dressmakers will b e Tbe CFH members of the tian Doctrine presents a won available to make new uniforms The St. G eot^ Evening Cir parish will receive Communion derful opportunity to the laity BOB’S as an aid to mothers wishing cle will meet in the home of u the 8 a.m. Mass on Sunday, to participate in the Aposto- SURER MARKET the service for their grade Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McGUl, July 21. A get-sequainted cof lata of Christ. Through tbe Undo Mm MwucMwnt school daughters. Dressmakers 1101 S. Monroe Street, on Sat- fee and donut breakfast will be CCD the Isity can co-operate Quality Meats, Groe. dkVags. include Mrs. Emmett Grace, u^ay, July 20, served for CFH families in the and work with the Bishops and 5041 W. S2nd Avenue, GR. Mrs. R. S. Arvidson, 858 parish hall immediately follow U Y lf MATO, frop. priests to bring Christ to souls 435E.I7Uietr*aB. CH.4-SeU 7-4219; Mrs. Floyd Swartz, S. Race Street, will entertain ing the Masa. snd souls to Christ This is the SerulM e PH m * 4345 Tennyson Street, GL. the St. Gerard Bridge Circle Tbe Altar aad Rotary So work of Christ with which He • BREAKFASTS B-9186; and Mrs. Proctor, 4855 on Wednesday evening, July ciety meatinf erigiually charged all His disciples, “ Go • LUNCHEONS Perry Str«t, GR. 7-19B7. 24. ■ehedolcd for July 17 ha* DOYLE’S ye and teach all nations.’’ • DINNERS been changed back to it* • SEA FOODS The Confraternity is primar PHARMACY regular meeting date of 0 * n h ill ( *.■. tu U im WYOMING PRIEST TO PREACH ily a teaching organization, and Wedoeiday, Jaly 31, at 8. n* FutM u Druflrt the first aim is to teacSt chil The meeting will begin so SUPER CHEF dren the doctrine of Cnrist 17th AVE. and GRANT the church with the Rotary A i m * (i*a CatMml Sf. Anne Triduunj Begins The ultimate aim of the CCD is and then eontiaue in the par- KE. 4-SM7 FREE DEUVEBY R . C*1f*x *t L*fu i to teach doctrine* from the ith hall. All aewcomert in cradle to the grave. So that the parith are tpecially in “St. Vincent de Paul's Parish' after being baptized in Christ, vited . 80. UNivExsrrv 8 L v d . a e . Ar i z o n a Catholics may grow in Christ In Arvada Shrine July 23 Tbe Cub Sco'jta of the par snd die in Christ. = SUIWAY MASSES = ish will hold their monthly pa- There is room in the Con Arvada. — (Shrine of St. Quebec. The preparation and pler e r drivean v« in the parish halt on «:46, 8:00,'9:30, 11:00 and 12:16 fraternity for everyone in the Anne's Parish) — Tbe Rev. delivery of the oil are han Sunday, July 21, from 10 a.m. Confesdons: Saturdays S:S0 to 6:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. parish. There ie some function John Meyer of Rswllns, Wyo., dled tbe monaetery and t o f p.mm. Everyone in the par- PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED each one can perform. Rt . R *t . Mscr. E uge-v b a . O ’S o l u v a n , P astor w ill d e l i v e r the sermons the tr^itional ceremony for is h jis asasked to contribute old FOR AND DELIVERED The present board members nightly during the triduum in preparing it followed. papers to this drive. Celiax at Dewniuf Ddbvar 2386 E. Arizona SP. ,7-4813 who heve already devoted much KEvttm* 4-S217 honor of St. Anne. Services The oil is blessed with a of their time have done lo not Masses on Saturday of this at tbe ehrine-wil be held on formula from tbe Roman for their own personal glory, week will be at 6:10 and 8 a.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Ritual which includes exor but for the glory of (Jod, the There are no Hisses the rest of NO DOWN PAYMENT Washington Thursday, July 23,24, end 25, cism and the blessinv for tbe love of Christ, and for their the week because the prlesta of Car riyiir*, bedv vark eiN LIQUOR MART LEN'S Pharmacy at 7:45 p.m. cure of the sick. The oil bums own personal sanctification.' the parish are on retreat L. C. FEKR, Prop. Pqrk Mkt. Services each evening will before the relic of St. Anne W ine* Ilia b w S t ViMMt a* Paat’i Pariah The work of the Confrater^ S t Monica's Circle members CA1HEDRAL MOTORS consist of novena prayers, a during these prayers of the L iqu or Bill Hu(be> nity of Christian Doctrine is and their husbands will hold a I73S Lofu KE. 4-S03S Have Your Doctor Phons sermon, and Solemn Benedic lea Cold Bear Church. heavily indulgenced for those buffet supper on Sunday, July Us Your PrsKription Your Friendly tion. Veneration of the relic JOB GAFFNEY, Frou. Residents of tbe entire Den who take part in it,- and it is 21, at 7 p.m. in the home of 8707 E. LouUIioa RA 2-3739 AG Store of St. Anne will be held after U mlw a( Uu*l* 7*rM 833 E Cair«a TA. S-SS04 ver area are invited to par the desire of Father Schmitt Mrs. William Moncton, 2601 A( LMililasa aod Smith Ctaytm 59S S. Gilpin SP. 7-6075 the services. ticipate in the triduum. A and the board of directors that S. W olfe Street Dsily Mass during the tri High Maas will be celebrated' more persons Join in this work Register news should be Rays'StandardService duum will be at 6:30 a.m. on the Feast Day of St for the redemption o f souls. phoned to Mrs. Flanagan. WE. NORRIS AG MARKET and will.be offered for the in Ray Guertner, Prop. Anne, July 26, at 6:30 a.m. All money received fortick- 5-5369, by Friday afternoon. “CURE d'ARS PARISH^ fw ft IMtli. trw tentions of those making the E. SZsd AVE. a DAHLIA ST. ■utM ft it. viMMi’i e w u Wacbing • Greasing triduum . Coapl.l. AC Fm U Cwter So. ClaytoB at Louitiaua For those who find it im- St. Joseph's High, Class of 1932 SUNDAY MASSES Open Sundays 9 Till 2 poiiibla to make the triduum, R A . 2 -9870 B:00 - 8:00 - 10:00 - 11:80 & 7 :0 0 P.ST Credi' — Free Delivery intentions may be left at the CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4:00 * 7:30 Free Fickmp and Deilperr shrine or mailed to the rec a.Ctoy»MAL»ul»l>ii% PE.S-S4I7 Rev. J o h n N. H a l e y , P ab t o k ' tory at 7555 Grant Place, A rva da . 3050 Dahlia St EA. 2-1119 St Anne's oil may be pro SO. GAYLORD SHOPPING DIST. cured a^ter any of the serv ices. St. Anne's oil is obtained THELMA KASSON Please Patronize from St. Anne de Beaupre in BEAUTY SALON Complete M otor Tonmg Your REGISTER B lankets 2876 Colerade Blvd. $ 1 - Mobil Ga* dt Oils JERRY RREEN Hair Styiing Advertisers and Special # Watbing — Graaiiog Permanent Waring Mention PHONE OExtar S-IISS Liaiitvd Tim* Oaly ^ Frau Pickup Ik Delivery Florist nialiBi Kaiam O'Caaaer, Owe** THE REGISTER Gaylord CUonort ^ MOBIL MOTOR SERVICE 1004 13ih St. ITa Uire Green .Slsmpj WE GIVE RED STAMPS PE. 3-1350 1025 So. Gaylord MAI d 3 - 2 2 7 9 John C. 1001 S. Gaylord SP. 7-1974 YOU ALWAYS Scholl FIN EST SA V E AT HOLY FAMILY M E A TS AND Andersen’s Market G ROCERIES SIMMONS DRUG A C O M P L E T E PARISH 1093 So. Gaylord RA. 2-0902 ZBJB F a lr lu 2868 Cala. Bird, FR. 7-2614 AG FR. 7-Z70S FREE DELIVERY F O O D S T O R E OPEN SUNDAYS BLALACK'S •ALL SAINTS PARISHi STANDARD SERVICE 2SSS SO. FEDERAL BLVD. 44Uig ToBBftoR GR. 7*0908 SUNDAY MASSES LabricAttOB *TirM • BatUnt* 6d)0, 8:00, 9:00, 10K)0, 11:30, 12:30 & 6 :3 0 P.M . ^ Canfessions; Saturday 4 to 6 & 7:30 to 9 CONOCO PRODUaS Preisser's Red & White R ev. RARunr Sc h k i i t , P astor LuWleaUwi, Car Watkht. BelUcl** 2559 SO. FEDERAL WEST 5-2747 Rackarfed, Tlr* Vulceelslae Wo Ciaa Honaar Stamp* Grocery and Market ANNUNCIATION
FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES, PARISH BONNIE BRAE AND QUAUTY GROCERIES + + -i- G & W HARDWARE Conoco Service Fret Dtliverv SPruee 7-4447 Complete Selection Of: 724 Sa. Uoiveriity PE. 3-9909 Z33IE.ObieAy*. (S. Uelv. aad Ohia) LONDON MARKET The firms listed here Carden Supplies and AND GROCERY deserve to be remembered Laun Molseri r ^ S T . FRANCIS de SALES' PARISH’ OSCAR TUNNELU Piap. 1 ' t V Sale* and Service E. ALAMEDA A SHERMAN ST. Quality Meat* and Gracariaa when you are distributing PHONESi MA. S.SSM. TA. |.Sa4) SSaO WALNITT 1 SUND.4Y MASSES your patronage in the dif 1957 Fishing Licenses 6 :0 0 ' 6:00 • 7:00 • 8KI0 • 9:00 • lOKIO - lld)0 & 12:00 Now Available CONFESSION9*SATURDAY 8:30 t 7-.30 ferent lines of business. R t. Re t . M scr. G regory S m it h , P astor LOYOLA ' ft • k " J 2102 So. Federal Blvd. 300 So. Sherman St PE. 3-5400 - r + + PARISH Deputy William BHck, Mrs. liam O’Donnell, Mrs. O'Don WE. 5-1701 The 25th Anniversary' Blick. Mike Rycblewski, Mrs. nell, Mrs. Edward J. Barrett, Rychlewski, Mrs. R a y m o n d SAVE TIHl TRADE AT tOHR of the class o f 1932, St. Joseph's Mr. Barrett, Mra. Dillon Bagan, Gasser, Mr. Gasser, Mrs. Pa Alameda Drug Store CONOCO PRODUaS R*rk7 Phrt High School, D en ver, was Mr. Bagan, the Very Rev. V. a PETERSON, Pray. marked at a dinner party in tricia Whittaker, J. Richard Charles Buckley, C.SS.R., pastor! Lubrication-Delco Bilteries E. 17tb and Raea C«t R ate Drn$f!9 the Denver Press Club July 6. Canny. Mrs. Loretta Rafferty of St. Joseph’s Parish: Mrs. Ed-{ RAINBOW LIQUORS Car Wjuhing Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. Present were, top photo. left Carroll, Mrs. Paul Hogan, and win McCloskey, Mr. McCIoskey. Foanudn Seniea Sandrta* to right. Detective Sgt Frank D r. H ogan. Mrs. Pete Steffen. Mr. Steffen, i *‘ ITe K eep l o« in the Beit o f Spirit*'* Four Conrenfant Your BmMntu Apptaeiuled A. Donovan, Mrs. Donovan, In the bottom photo, left to Francis J. Hose, Mr:. Hose, W. A. (Dutch) Thomas D ru ggiil D e sm o n d Hsekethat, Mrs. right, are George V. Kelly, Mrs. Robert E. Form and Mr. i 2092 SO. FEDERAL WE. 5-1283 AUmeda & So. BroRdwty .Alamada & 3*9540 Praicriptiaas |^qaei Hackethal, K. of C. State Mrs. Kelly, Leons Pohs, Wil F ord . • 1 Ttl«phon«, Ktyrten* 4^205 •• PAGE P lV t ^ u r t d a y , July 18> 1 9 5 7 Offle«, 938 B«nii«ck Slrttf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER SPECIALTY-TANILT ACT
Dornan Brothers Slated
A t Cam p St. M alo Show
By P a u l H . H A L L m four to five dan a week, on CLEAN ENTERTAINMENT an average. They sometimee is a perfectly feasible way to stey at rKtoriee or monasteries earn one’s living, tbe Dornan on their tours. • • • brothers, Leo and Charles, have demonstrated. Having traveled THE COMEDIANS PLAY the road for 20 years— ail their mostly et hotels end conven adult lives— they should know. tions. They travel usuelly by These two young men, Boston plene, end et any time in the natives, will appear witii Den year. Their comedy-singing act nis Day at the Camp St Maio (ttoy play five instruments) benefit to to held at the Wol- emphasizes spontaneity, e feet hurst Country Club Saturday, thet expleint w)\y they invite A u g . 8. audience participatim). They have presented a music A sample performance w u and comic act in leading hoteb given by the Dornan brothere throughout the country, and in St Elisabeth’s Monutery, have appeared in Denver on on their Last sta y in D enver. Many occasions. It is tbeir ob The repertoire induded songs, ject to give family entertain songs mixed with cbmic skits, ment, end it is part of the con and coroic-drematic songs. • 9 9 tracts they sign that they will NatiouU waiUttf for tros*port«tioB bock to Mcsico A Masican nifratary werkar fork, paa Tina, eata not to expected to take part in ONE OF THE MOST POPU ot tko procotaiBf eoBtor ia Ft. Lipton. bah at tba Ft. Laptoo aiBar plaoL off-color performances. Often LAR of the Doran acts is a ttoy have the audience partici ventriloquist performance. LITTLE TIME FOR MASS, OTHER OBLIGATIONS pate in their acts. Four of the audience, whose • • 9 eriwalities ere tolerably well Enown, ere seated on chain in THE DORNAN BROTHERS front oL the audience. Behind W orking C onditions for M igratory Laborers A re D ifficult (Leo is married, with four chil-. the chain the ,Domans sing dren) have a philosophy that falsetto songs or ongage in they find helps them excellently B y Bob R amsey and than 8,000 Nationals were pro esMing Center are rowi of ;iou8 obligations falls into line nothing about the religious vehicle is assigned passengers mock-Mrious speeches, as they to weather the strains of show Frank M cCa r t h y cessed through the Ft. Lupton gray-painted one room huts tere. According to the R t Rev. background of their vnrkers. according to its capacity. How prompt now one and then an business. Over their long con FOURTEEN.YEAR-OLDS center in 1966. that serve as “home” for the Monsignor Joseph J. Walsh, The migratory worker knows does the overloading occur? He other of the seated figures to tracted tours, which may vary working in the fields from 4 * • • migratory workere in the Ft. diocesan director of Catholic little about the immediate loca explained it this way: open his mouth. The illusion from a week to two or three a.m. to 6 p.ia., families of six THE OTHER CLASSIFI Lupton area. The Nationals Charities, Pueblo: tion in which he ia working. After the trucks leave the that they ere singing or peek- years, they never worry and to eight people living in one- CATION given the migratory employed by the beet company “These people suffer not Consequently, Sunday after departing station with their ing is perfect- they are never pressed. room ahaeba, little if any op worker is Domestic. He is an are provided with free tem only from u e point of view of Sunday passes with most of tbe capacity loads, tbe driver will The ■Dornans, in addition to "You make your life toe com portunity for the people to at American citizen who lives pre porary bousing there, while low social, economic, health, migrant families not getting to pick up additional migrants their tours, have Mrformod on plicated," L m explains, “when tend Hass on Sunday— these dominantly in the Southwest en route to jobs or waiting for and educational standards, but M ass. a lo ^ the way. When the vehicle tolevition end radio and have • » • pou live in the future. We make were but a few of the condi ern border states. shipment back to^exico. also from a deplorable negli arrives at its destination, what made several welMmown re it a practice to live according to tions uncovered in investigat Unlike the National he takee These one-roonsi affairs are gence in their religious ednca- MR. HOLMES, when asked started out to be 16 or 18 pas cordings. ing the situation o f the migra- bis family with him to work on leased from the e^ n ^ b y the tion as well. Common law mar about the recent rash of mi sengers, has grown to 25 or 30. the day.” A part of the Dor- to ^ worker. Rie farms. Any member of tbe sugar beet company. The pro riages are frequent, and there gratory truck accidents, ex- nans’ life is daily Mass at Tbe average Colorado Mexi family who is able to work, in cedure ii different for the do it virtually no practical reli preseed himself rather strongly: IF THE DRIVERS will not tendance when possible. De Socred Music Concert can agricultural worker labors cluding his wife, is hired by mestic worker. Each migratory gious. life possible because of “We want regulation. The take the responsibility to make spite constant traveling, they 10 to 14 hours a day. There the fa r m e r s . But, as Mr. family pays a rent of $3.60 the demoralizing living stand trucker tries to pack aa many sure tbeir vehicles do not bs- fhanage to hear Mass from At Cathedral July 28 are varied r e p o r t s o f the Holmes pointed out, “ No child per week while living at the ards that exist. Spiritual care ple as* possible in th e truck come overloaded, then tbe stats A ceacert ef sacred music wages. The contract approved under 14 can work in sugar ce n te r. The domestic lives for these unfortunates resta r make as much money as he has every right to exercise some St. Poiriek CFM will be presented ia the Ca by tbe governments of Mexico b eets.’ ’ there for a longer period. primarily upon the ehonlders ca n ." sort of control. But the suirar Picnic Set Ang. 4 thedral, E. Colfax Aveane at and the United States calls * • • • * • of the priests a f the individual The transportation situation beet companies are the parties A perish ipegbetti dinner Legaa Street, Daavar, aa for a minimum of (2 for an THE MAJORITY of the la IN SID E THESE S H E L parishes in which they are tem of the migrant worker has many who pay so much per head to ha* been tchednUd by the Suaday, July 28, at 4 p.m. eight-hour day. In actuality, borers who work sugar beets TERS are steel-framed cots porarily located and Uieir needs facets. Some days ago, a local the truckers. They are the ones eoapUs of tbe Christsea Fao- Allan'. Hobbs, Catbodral or- the piecework rate is $14.00 are Mexican Nationals. The sometimes minus a mattress, a are overwhelming." newspaper carried the story of who have their own employ' U7 Mevaracat of St. Patrick’! gaaist, will play. Several per acre. Hourly wages vsry snpervisor estimated th e r e kerosene or wood stove, a ta « • • 17 m im nt workers who were inspecting the trucks at the Parish, Denver, for Soadev, solos will be suBf by Miss from 86 cents to one dollar. were about 500,000 working ble, and a cupboard. There are AS AT LEAST 90 PER injured when their truck over various ports of entries. A u f. 4 , a t S p.n>. in the L y a a a Kennedy, soprane. • • • ’ in the county this year. Many no water facilities inside the CENT of the migratory work turned near Bristol. People, The migratory picture pre scboal. The price for this aa- Music of Couperin, Pales J. P. GARCIA, a sugar beet of the Mexicans bom in the huts as common washrooms and ers are Catholic, coming from posaessions, and lumber were sents itself, then, as one need D u a l avaai has bean set at trina, Franck, aad Tourna- worker from Texas, has been U. S. have taken other jobs. lavatories are provided in an estabiisbed parishes eimer in carried in the back of the truck. ing improvement One that $1.25. Tickets may be ob nira will be included in the coming to Colorado since 1933. “ We must have Nationals to other area. Ventilation Is pos the Southwestern states or Who was to blame for this ac ne^s improving mainly be tained from any of tba Cbris- program. Admission is fraa, He owns a' truck and trans work the beets. They are hard sible only by keeping the front Mexico, once they leave their ciden t? cause of questionable living tiaa F a m il y Movamaal and tba concert it open to ports other workers. He said: working and dependable," Mr. door and windows, on the sides homes Mass on Sunday is left conditions, transportation diffi coup les. the public. “ I am not coming back next Holmes said. of the structure, propped open. behind too. Being away from WHEN HIS COMPANY ar culties, uncertain wage scales, • • • year. I don’t get enough for At night, because there may familiar surroundings it is dif r a n t transportation for the and religious misunderstand my truck. The places to live HE WENT ON to say that be as many as six persons in ficult for them to know when workers, Mr. Hplmes said, each ings. the farmers give us are some some of Uie Mexicans save one family, either tbe children H au ia being offered, the loca times good, sometimes bad. their money, return to Mexico, or the parents must sleep on tion, and how to get ^ re . Six or seven o f us must live in and buy a small piece of land. the concrete floor. Such information could . be • ■ « A b u n d a v ita one room . . They get about twelve pesos for provided them by an interpreter • • 9 ONCE THE WORKERS are one American dollar, at the if necesury while they were The Top Quality Natural Balanced a A TALK WITH Fred G. current 'Vate of exchann. sent to the farm conditions being proeeued through an im H olm es, supervisor of the Most of the Nationals are may improve or remain about migration or labor office. Food Supplement Everyone Can Afford Great Waetern Sugar Beet Fro- under contract to the sup>T the same. It is left to the ■ • > cAaing Center in Ft Luston beet companies. If they desire farmer aa to how he ia going T O E N A B L E T H E F A R M E R 100% Money Back Guarantee for migratory labor revved more work, end if there is a to care for his help. Because to be aware of this informa of the language barrier it is that there are two distinct di? dtmand for them, the beet tion, also, a small typewritten often difficult for the farmer Dr. & Mrs. Geo. T. Hein-Distribufors visions of Mexican workers. companies can aub-contraet the card could be prepar^ for him. to know the immediate needs One class of worker is known workers to farmers growing On this card would be the hours R4|. 2-0606 1410 So. Broadway of his workers. as the National. Entering this other crops. About five per of Mass, directions on how to Ditlribuiors Wanted Out of common decency, country from Mexico, he it pro cent are lub-contracted in &ia reach the church, the name of m anner. some farmers provide workers cessed through the U- S. Im the priest serving in that local • « • with clean livuig ijuarters and migration Office. The National ity, and how to reach him in is usually employed on sugar NOT 26 FEET from the sufficient sleeping space. • • ■ case of a serious injury or ac beets, for a period of six weeks. main office of the Great West Selected by LIFE Magazine cident involving the worker. Mr. Holmes estimated more ern Sugaf Beet Company Pro- THE QUESTION of reli- The migrant worker, upon be as The 'Top Highwoy Inn in The West ing assigned to a particular t farm, would give the eard to the fanner and at least there would be knowledge shared by both parties as to how the religious obligation of the workers could G o u n t H u K iie h M be fulfilled. U.S. Highway 86 ^ Littlatoa, Colorado AS MATTERS STAND now Luncheons — Smorgasbord — Dinners many of the fannera know Cocktails— Fine Wines— Liquors Daily: 12 to li30 P.M., 6 to 8:30 P.M. Sundays 1 to 7:30 P.M. A Mexicaa National alights from a bus at the Air Conditioaed Closed Mondays Three Priests processing canter. *
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Three priests of tbe Archdio cese of Denver, in and out of the hospital within the past two Th« dwelling of a Mvxiean dometlie worker, thet ia, a United State! weeks, are ail reported to be on eitiien. Tbe heuie U located in Ft. Lupton. the road to recovery. The Very Rev. Monsignor Walter Canavan, pastor of the Cathedral, Denver, who was re 1957 Model ported to be in critics] condi NEfF FROM BOSWORTH, SULLiyAA & CO. tion 10 days ago, was released from St. Joseph's Hospital, 10.4 Wednesday morning, July 17.! He will to under doctor’s ob- M rv a tion f o r an additional 10 Cubic Foot days to two weeks. Monsignor Canavan was hospitalised July Refrigerotor SPEEDY RESEARCH 6 following a series of serious tomorrbages, cauwd by high blood pressure. The Rev. Edward Leyden, pastor of Christ the King Par ish, Denver, is recuperating in i * Magnetic Door SERVICE RY MAIL Mercy Hospital, Denver, follow in g su rg ery perform ed J u ly 10. Our trained analysts arc prepared to give you—by mail—the facts The operation was called a com * 5 Y e a r plete success by attending about securities you now own and stocks wc believe you should have. Because physicians, and it is expected W a r r a n t y market values change, Bosworth, Sullivan & Co. Research will that Father Leyden will W re leased Mmetime near the end send your tqily fast—within 24 hours aftpr receipt of your request whenever of this week. * Double Crisper! Fr. Horgan Hoipitalised possible. You can get this service without charge or obligation. Don’t A victim of heat exhaustion this week was the Rev. Ed just buy stocks. Get a research-based opinion from Bosworth, Sullivan & Co. ward L. Horgan. chaplain at suggesting the stocks you personally should buy to meet ycAir Mt. Elizabeth’s Retreat, Den ver. Father Horgan roUapsad particular investment purposes. while attending the annual re treat for priests of the Denver .Archdiocese at SL Thomas’ “ Nothinf But “ Nothing Bat Seminary and was rushed to St LH US ANALYZE THE STOCKS the FIneal Anthonies Hospital, July 16. the Finest'' He will remain in the hospital YOU NOW OWN Since loco;** Siaeo 1900!’* j aOSWOlTN. SUIUVAN 4 CO. I for four or five more days. )ust wnie in the lum n of the slocks I MO SevwneiFiA Sitmi, Dtnvif 2, Colorvdo | you now ow n on the axtpon (attaching a list Illness Keeps Soprano J’- of additional stocks), check off your I I a* iirtaratM h imatlMte iar (check eat): I investment objective and mail tbe coupon j INCOME □ OtOWTH □ INCOME AND GROWTH"□ j From Singing at to ns. W e will analyze your stocks I I now owa tke fellewing tNcki; I PIANO&-ORCANS I I CathedraTMasses APPLIANCES -TV-MI-EI with your objective in mind and submit a I confidential report by mail. This report Miss Virfioia MaeWattars, will include specific recommendatiotK as to leadins soprano of the Metro, polilan Opera Company, who which stocks to hold, which to x H — was to sing at the 10 o’clock if any— and stocks we recommend you add Maes in the Cathedral. Den 1332 BROADWAY to your portfolio. ver, en the Sundays of July, (On* Block Soufh of State Capitol) has been prevented by illness from appearing. I rieots Mitd Bts OR aRolyib e< Htjr Mockt aad e The soloist srt this Sun CH. 4-4556 list o f sscsrities Sosworth, SvHIvon 4 Co, teseerck day's 10 o'clock Mass will be I belisvst 1 sbevid evR. William Trinnier, baritone A C O a I soloist with the Cathedral Heme b f the Feraeus A a SON A HAMLIN Piano, LOWREY Joe Jr. MiMNts. Ntw Yoax iT o a ixchm^m I Nei*e__ choir for the past several ORGAN and the saw HARDMAN DUO PLAYER PIANO. years and a former star in W0-17lb STRECT. KE 44241 1 I Addrsis.. the operas prasanted by the Open .Monday & Friday evenings till 8:30 P.M. •With Trad* CHEIIY CtKK OU M Itl late Rt. Rev. Monsignor Jo . 2aiw —_Ste
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B y Pail H . H a u x t t |gr«duat».«. Such i* the obser- plained, come from the Middle met, bccauffl they are on the MRS. CARSON spoke glow THE OVERSEAS technical iTstion of Mrs. Mary Ulitabeth West, wheraUhere is no Cath other side of an Andean moun ingly of what a simple good program is a field deplorably Caraon, who U recuperatinfr olic school of foreign service. tain, too high for even them to road over the mountains built nerlecUd by Catholic coliese here from an illness contracted The noted_georgetown School surmount! As one consequence under Point 4 direction has in La Pax, the capital of Bo of Porei^ Service does not of this mountain isolation gen meant in mounlain-loeked Bo livia, where her husband is an seem to be turninir out many erations of Indians have grown livia. Although a alow-going [accountant in the agricultural graduates who go into technical up speaking dialects, or even plane could reach the points it Power Failure Interrupts PTA Telecast Isector of the Point 4'Projcram. aid w ork. languages, largely unintelli connects in two hours, it form gible to those of another com erly required a month of pain Mrs. Carson, the former In La Paz, she said, there are m unity. ful travel to accomplish the dis some 200 families belonging to DELICATESSEN ' Mary Elizabeth Kisenman, is a From the Church’s point of tance. Now it can be made in the American diplomatic col view, this isolation existing fiv e days. ony.' Of these at most six are PicDic Chickea* — Baked among the Bolivian villages has Catholic. By contrast, Protes The U.S. government is not Hami — Potato Salads som etim es m e a n t that the tants are more than amply rep the only one that ia slowly rais Bishop has never once been resented, both in the diplomatic ing the living standards in Ocnvi^'i matt conp'afs Ins st able to visit some town that Latin lands. Mrs. Carson re aama leeksC Mlicstntsn looss. service and elsewhere. She ran has a priest. i throu^ a long list of Protes • • • • cited the accomplishzMnts of CHERRY CREEK tant organizations, both those priests from Canada who are Y E T . DESPITE C O N D I- estsblished at La Paz and those teaching the principles of co- SHOPPING CENTER TIONS that make a knowledge visiting the Bolivian capital, operativism to the natives of of their religion impossible, E A . 2-4144 which she met at a single the San Domingo hinterlands. some of these Indians have pre night's reception. Americans Nobody living in American com served tbeir faith for hundreds attached to embassies in Latin fort can appreciate the thrill of yean tvithout a priest It is Aiderica are often zealous one such missionary had when not uncommon to find an In Protestants. One of them is La he was able to report that one dian mother walking barefoot Paz is a leader of the Bahai isolated community had stepped several days’ journey over sect. from the.age of the candle to mountain trails to have her • • * that of the kerosene lamp! child baptized. The Indiana CATHOLIC MISSIONERS know in some way that Baptism • • • from the U.S. are, however, do is essential to Christian life. LATIN AMERICA, Mrs. Car ing magnificent work in the Whatever tenets of Christian high land-locked South Ameri son explained, is like a beggar faith they have been taught can country in which she has sleeping on a gold vault. Some they retain, but there ia much been living for the past few of which they are ignorant and day in the not distant future years, though theyllo not have much that they retain in that vault— in the shape of the funds on which most of the garbled form. Protestants operate. The Prot probably the world’s richest Anyone who disputes the estants own The Voice of the mineral wealth— will be opened. Mr*. William J, Canon value of technological aid will Andes, the most powerful radio How the Southern American is find a determined adversary in station on the Southern Conti to use his new-found fortune^ jLoretto Heights aluitina and a Mrs. Carson, who has known it nent, from which the^ broad whether to be morassed in ma [former member of the Acpiitsr at first hand for nine years, Wedding Cokes cast in Spanish and Quichua. terialism or to continue along , staff. Sbe and her husband She tells of how ’‘Yankee, go the path of the Christian des A Speciahy The early Spanish mission home” signs were smeared alt I have served, first in Santo Oo- tiny opened for him by the Power failure cut short a reschedaling of th e p rog ram urer; Sister Rose Clare, princi aries did H ercu lean la b o r In over one city before Point 4 was Spanish and Portuguese mis half-hour program that waa to wID be considered in October pal of Cathedral High School, ming;o. and then in Bolivia. inaugurated, and of the com the high South American ta sionaries, will depend in no explain the activities of the when another opOning in the who was the school principal; Schneider's Bakery • • • plete absence of them now. “ We ble land, considering the dif small part on the idealism of Catholic Parent-Teacher League television schedule is available. Mrs. Jamea For^, adt^er; and I MOST OF THE 15,000 can’t buy good will,” sbe ex- 1120 E. atb A t«, RA 2-3143 ficulties they had to m eet Mrs. those who serve in Point 4 and and a typical parish Parent- T h e h a lf- h o u r was to be de Mrs. George Leonard, who ex WORKERS in the foreifrn eid pi^ains; "we have to win it.” Baked Here — Sold Here Carson told of being shown a other technological programs. Teachers’ A ssociation. Only voted to the formetioD of a plained funetionf of the league. Ip ro ^ a n it M rs. Cirson ex« Tlie Point 4 program is so suc The Protestants have long been three minutes after the House PTA group in the mythical Par four-century-oid goatskin on In the top row are Mra. cessful because it shows the aware of the value of these en- of the Lord program on KLZ- ish o f St Maigaret Installa which the elements of the Cath Frank Patton, vice president; people that we are interested tei^rises in influencing thb TV, Channel 7, went on the tio n o f officers was to b e held, olic faith were written — in Mrs. Herbert Edmonds, corre enough in tbeir welfare to go spirit. Catholics should ■n’aken air at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 14, and a typical planning meeting goat's blood! The missionaries sponding secretary; Mri. Mich OLIVER’S MEAT MARKET out and help them in the fiai4 to them, too. the transmission of the pro was to be conducted. In ’ the had na paper, pen, or ink on ael McDonough, historian; and gram was ended by power fail irogram, the purpose of the which to record their teachings. Mrs. Earl Martelon, recording 33 YEARS ON E. 6TH AVE. ure. teague and the PTA was to be This goatskin was the first secretary. Absent are Father The participants continued demonstrated. written document in Bolivian William J. Koontz, chaplain of the scheduled program until In the picture above are history. the Federal Correctional Insti CHOICE STEAKS ROASTS ORDER * a • 2:20 o’clock in the event the some of the participants. In the tution, who played the part of trouble would be located. Since bottom row, from the left, is EVEN TODAY, in many sec the pastor, and John Dee, audi FRESH POULTRY FISH transmission was still not re Mrs, John PolosW, who took tions of Bolivia, conditions are tor. hardly more improved than they stored S t this time, the little- the pert of the PTA president; viewed progrsm wa.s stopped. A Mrs. Stanley Nowack, treas- 8 Experienred Meal CuHerf to Serve You were when the first Spaniards D A H L I A emerged upon the alto piano. Phone PE. 3-4629 1312 E. 6th Ave. [There are Indian villages sep SECOND FOUNDATION BEAUTY SHOPPE iarated from one another by Hours 6 o.m. - 6 p.m. Ample Parking in Rear Thertoa Berber only a score of miles or so, but i whose inhabitants have never M ission Helpers to Have
Enjoy Delicious Food, G rand Junction C o n v e n t . Unique Atmosphere , . . With the purchase of a sec In the future they expect to ond convent in Southern Colo serve the Western Slope from F orm erly o / rado. the work of the Mission Grand Junction while continu LU'i Shoppe of Engletoooi (Open Tneidsy • Thursday^ ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY Silver jubilariani. Sister M. Gosra and Sister M. Alma, of Helpers of the Sacred Heart ing to serve the Eastern Slope Friday by Appointment ‘ the Sisleri of Si. Franeii of Penance' and ChrUtian Charity, will advance faster than ever from Pueblo. The new convent Sage Dreiiiag Maryereit, Denvar. In the Western part of the will eliminate thi hardships of ,3340 Dahlio OE-3-6808i[ Louitiank Candied Yami Diocese of Pueblo. The new the long travel that waa neces convent ia in G rand Junction, Cranberry Sauce SISTERS M. dOARA, M. ALMA sary for the aistera to do their Giblet Gravy where the sisters have par- work xin the Western Slope in HUMMEL'S Buttered Freib Peas chased a two-story house to be the past. remodeled into a headquarters $ 2 . 0 5 Two Nuns Note Golden from which the Mission Help DELICATESSEN ers will go out to do their work 31t E. 71b Ave. KE. 4-1856 RESTAURANT AT THE AIRPORT of advancing the Confraternity Specialisinf in Picnic Foods, Jubilees at M arycrest of Christian Doctrine program. Fried and Baked Cbickans, This consists of training lay Asserted Salads teachers and giving inapiration BAKERIES Sister M. Goara and Sister guests. A joyous day of fesliv- and instruction to the neipere, FrcDch, German, and M. Alma, members of the Sis i^ was highlightdd by Benedic fishers, apostles of good will, r /te Finest On/iT Swiu Style P. 5 . l l a t t y o u r birthday or enB/cersary party at the beaBli/icI S k ych ef. ters of St. Frincis of Penance tion at 3 p.m., also given by and parent educators of the SANDWICH BAR The caket are compMmanloryy and Christian Charity, cele 66 So. Broadway Father Declan. A religious can CCD plan. In addition, the sla brated the 60th anniversary of 753 So. University Servieo 9 to 3 tata, “ Ruth,” waa presented by ters personally do much of the their religious profession in 1550 Colorado Blvd. O pen DaUy A- Sundays the sisters, novices, and postu teaching of children who other Denver on July 9. The celebra 2410 East 3rd Avo. (Clooed Mondoye) lants in the evening. wise would have almost no one tion took piece at the provin Sister M. Alma, formerly to instruct' them formally in cial- mother-house, Marycrest, Agnes 'Clark, is a native of their religion. S200 Federal Boulevard. O’Neiil, Neb., and a graduate The two-story building is lo W E GIVE PIONEER STAMPS The day began with a High of St. Mary'a Academy there. cated in the 700 block of Sev Mass at 8 o’clock, sung by the During her long religious life T H E N E W Rev. Declan Madden, O.F.M., enth Avenue, Grand Junction, she has taught in many schools and the sisters expect to occupy of St. Elizabeth’s Monastery, of the congregation, ranging it at the end of August Sister Denver. Father Declan gave an from New Yorlt to Nebruka. Clare, saperior' of the Pueblo inspiring sermon on the reli At present she is stationed at convent and Sister Margaret gious life. John Erger of Immaculate Conception Con were in Grand Junction last Lamps and Shades Guardian Angels’ P a r is h vent, Rushville, Neb. served as acolyte. In the Mass week making the^arrangementa y Sister M. Goara it a native from the jubilarians renewed their for the purchase. The bouse has f i i x i n y i ; of Gelsenkirchen, Germany, vows before receiving Com approximately 11 rooms with and came to the United Stetee m union. a full basement It has four Contato Presented as a young religioua in 1922. bedrooms and a large living W A S I ^ G E R ’ S Since then she has presided room that can easily be par A ft e r the Mas.s the s is te n over many a convent kitchen, titioned into two rooms, one of ELECTRIC STORE SAFEWAY were congratulated in song by at one time being stationed at which will serve as a chapel. members of the community and St. Elizabeth’s Convent, Den 3156 W est 38th A ve. ver. During the pest year she The Mission Helpers of the M a r r i e d has been at St. Francis’ Mis Sacred Heart are headquartered G L . 5 - 8 9 4 6 sion, SL Francis, S. Dak. A t Cathedral nationally in Towion.'Md. They Designed with you in mind Among the guesta present came to the Diocese of Pueblo was Sister Alma’s brother, An and set up a convent on ' B JPe JEill Close at Noon Saturdoya drew Clark of O’Neill, Neb. He Street in Pueblo in August JUNE . JULY . AUGUST was accompanied by nis grand 1961. They operate the Pueblo daughter, Mrs. Georn Peter- Catechetical Center on Routt son of Grand Island, Neb., Mr. and Jefferson. Since their ad is Now Open at Peterson, and their daughter, vent to the diocese, a steady Donna. Other guests were Miss stream of certified catechists Barbara Nevins of Seaford, bas been given diplomas after WEISS BAKERY Del., who served at S t Francis’ completing 30-week courses of Three Stores to Serve You Mission during the past year as instruction in both method and 4024 TENNYSON ST. — Gl_ 5-1937 a lay missionary, and Mrs. content of teaching the Catho 5850 W. 38th'AVE. — HA. 4-1366 4950 E. Hampden Ave. John Willard of Brighton. lic religion. 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Married at Cathedral FOR THE FINEST CLEANING T h e C a t h e AND REPAIRING d ra l, Denver, Shop m the cool, com fortable atm osphere of this was the setting ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC RUGS for the mar new deluxe Safew ay store. A nd not only is it air-condi riage of Phyllis G r e e n f ield, NEW RUGS ond CARPETS d a u g h t e r o f tioned for your com fort, but you can do your shopping M r. and M rs. Benjamin F. quickly, because you can park qu ickly in the big lot. Greenfield — Fr*DeoU. Denver o f 3501 M il- waukee Street, The former Norine Ann to John Steele, 2630 E. 3rd DE. 3-8840 or EA. 2-8361 Palmer, daughter of Mr. SOD of Mr. and AUo Wall to Wall Cleamag ia tba Homo and Mrs. James J. Palmer of Mrs. Keith A. Denver, Is shown above follow- Steele of 2201 ing the ceremonies that united O s w e g o , Y ou can mo^•e rapidly through the w ide, spa her in marriage to Patrick L. Ju ly 6. Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Father Barry cious aisles, and a bank of check stands w ith change rick Boss of Oakland, Calif., W oga n , pastor June 22. o f St. R o m o ! CRANE The Very Rev. Monsignor Lima’s Church, com puting registers w ill speed you on your w hy. S o visit LINE Walter J. Canavan officiated in D e n v e r , w it- the wedding at the Cathedral, nessed the mar this new R anch Style Safew ay today. assisted by the Rev. Richard riage and of H iester. fered the Nup BASMOR h-nYOURHOHE The bride's twin sister. Kath tial Mass. The ^ ^ BOILERS leen Palmer, w v the maid of maid of honor kj' honor, and the bridesmaids were w as Elizabeth ” 'Jacque Sue Gatti and Marjorie Seigworth, and Ross, sister of the bridegroom. R ich ard Lenig The best man was J. L. Mullin, w as the best I Jr., of San Francisco, and the m an. Dougla- 5/>eciaIising in (Qualify I ushers were A. R. Merlock and Greenfield was Plumbing and Healing :W. Kilrae of Denver. the ring-bearer. Repairs , The bride is a graduate of St. Other attendants were Rosemary Ungehire, Karen Fitasim- Francis de Sales’ High School mons, and Marie Sena, bridesmaids; and Roland Canino, Thomas >nd Denver University, where Young. Lee Edmondson, and Michael Steele, ushers. S lA n E R Y ishe was a member of Kappa After the wedding a brealtfast was held in the Hotel Argo I Delta .‘^rority. Mr. Ross at naut. A reception waa held later at 1740 W . 3£th Street. tended San Francisco City Col- The bride attended Cathedral High School and Loietto & COMPANY SAFEWAY I lege and is now employed in Heights and Parks Business Colleges, and is employed at the ■ Denver. The couple will make Texas Company. Mr. Steele attended Cathedral High School Plumbing and Healing Coniractora I their home at 1075 Corona and,IS employed by the State Highway Department 181 Vallejo St. S H 4-3181 [Street after a wedding trip to 'After a wedding trip to Yellowstone, the couple will Iiv4 in JOHN J. CONNOR. FruMeat ROBERT F. CONNOR. Vica rrMtdaC I California. Denver.— (Photo by Bill Smyth)
II null l llllir •_ - • ' ■ s ' - . ' , ' . '*•-'•'■ f THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4*4205 PAGE SEVEN Thurtdoy, July 18, 1957 Office, 938 Bannock Street Marilyn Brockish Becomes D aughter Is Born Bride of Don W . Buttram T o Ex-Denverifes A«girl, Anne Elizabeth, was bom to Dr. and Mrs, Cyrus S t. Bernadette'p Church, from St. Francis de Sales’ High W. Partington, nov/ of Colorado Lakewood, was the setting Re School and Mr. Buttram was cently for a double-ring «re- graduated from the Englewood Springs, but formerly of Den m ony u n itin g -in m arria ge M iss High School. ver, cm June 80. Her father is a graduate of Regis High Marilyn Broc^sh of Lakewood Out-of-town guests included SchooIT^enver, and a former and Don Warden Buttram of J. C. Boydston of Tallahassee, member of St. Vincent de Paul Englewood. The bride is the Fla., Mrs. Brockish’s brother, Parish in Denver. Her mother daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and also Mrs.. Susie N. Boyd is the former Nancy Farrell of ston of Topeka, Kans., the Denver, who was formerly a bride’s grandmother. Harry E. Brockish of Lakewood member of Christ th^ King and Jfr. Buttram is the son of Parish in Denver, where the Mrs. Ethel Buttram of Engle Param ount Club couple were married Aug. 6, w ood. 1958. They are now members of Pauline Parish. C o lo r a d o Given in marriage by her Plans M eeting father, the bride chose a bal S p ri^ . The baby waa born at lerina length wedding gown of St Francis Hospital in (^lo- The Catholic Paramount So Chantilly lace and tulle with a rado Springs. b^ice of taffeta and Sabrino cial Club will meet at the picnic neckline with long sleeves. The for the Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor at the regular lace motif repeated in an over lay over the full skirt of bal meeting time, 8 p.m'. on July 23. The business ^fairs will be TRY Mr. and Mrs. Don Warren BuHram lerina lepgtb. conducted as briefly as possible She wore a Swedish crown of for the entertainment which seed pearls to hold in place her will follow in the form of danc J 'ic d b if k fingertip veil of bridal tulle and ing, cards, etc. she carried a bouquet of white The last social meeting of the FIRST roses combined with yellow Paramount Cliib, held on July 9, was attended by some SO sweetheart roses. ^ • S p e c i a l " members and guests including Mrs. Shirley A. Sown, the Father Othmar Ruegg, chap bride’s sister, was maid of lain. Music was provided by the honor. Her bridesmaid was Miss PATIO BUCKETS Phillips Orchestra. Patricia Ryan. Another outdoor picnic simi Plastic—2—Gallon The bridegroom’s brother lar to the one held June 30 is from Durango was best man. being tentatively echeduled for REGULAR ...... $1.49 The usher was Ronald R. Bown, July 28, Details are not yet the bride’s brother-in-law. available. S P E Q A L I A reception was held follow- Interested arsons may call ing the marriage in the home of Mrs. Amelia Desmond (FL. 6- PICNIC SUPPLIES the bride’s parents. 5444) or Mrs. Gertrude Knorn The bride was graduated (PE. 3-3883). 32 Bdwy. PE. 3-2940 FREE DEUVERY DONATING CAKES
One of the most popular of Washington, D.C., and spots at Our Lady of the crew of seven counselors pro Archbishop's G uild Aids Rockies G irls' Camp is the vide these young campers, with dining hall, which is under the a well-rounded health and Ire- capable direction of Mrs. Ger creational program. Art craft SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY D om inican Sisters' Picnic trude Hytrek, who returned lessons, horseback riding for this year for a third term as those who wish it, camp-outs FREE FOOT TEST-FOOT TREATMENTS camp cook. Many of the young and cook-outs, hikes, competi* (Arebbithop't Guild, Denvar) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sil- campers signed up again this live sports, and recreational ac Members of the Archbishop’s strop of Infant of Prague Cir year, when they learned this ex tivities as well as religious and The Only Authorized Store for Special Guild are assisting the Domini cle are the parents of their pert on camp cooking was re patriotic ceremonies and nightly Shoe and Foot Support Service in Denver can Sisters of the Sick Poor Aid second child and first daugh turning, for her mdals-are now campfire song-fests are a part At Horan’i Service Is Our Byword by donating cakes for their so ter, Nancy Ann. legend among her teen and sub of the weekly activities. cial to be held July 23 at Elitch Frances Campbell was the teen friends. With the exception of a few. Gardens. July hostess for Our Lady of With years of experience be openings in the last two weeks The following members of the Rosary Circle. hind her in restaurant manage of the 1957 camping season, the Guild worked one or more Members of Little Flower ment, and with the capable nights for “Friends of the Car Circle are planning an evening assistance of Mrs. Dorothy the camp -is running to capa mel:" Catherine M a lo n e y , at Elitch’s for their July meet O’Rourke, M rs. Hytrek h a s city. Applications can be had F E E T HURT? chairman, expresses her thanks ing. They will have dinner at built up this culinary reputa for the weeks of July 27 and to; Bee Beier, Eileen Conroy, the Orchard Cafe and then at tion at the Catholic girl’s camp Aug. 3 by calling Mrs. Leo Ken Eileen Cuneo, Dorothy Dan- tend the play. near Evergreen, sponsored by nedy at the C. D. of A. Club • Don't let common foot drow, Alice Gatbercole, Mary Blessed Sacrament C ir c le St. Rita’s Court of the Cath House, 1772 Grant. Street, and Lou Gregory, BernieU Haupt- members will have a dinner olic Daughters of America. sending the completed blanks troubles moka your life M o r t u a r y man, Kathleen Hyndshaw, and party at the ML Vernon (joun- But eating is only one of the direct to Catharine Maloney, miseroblel Come to Dr. her mother, Mrs. Margaret try Club July 19. many daily activities that the Box 85, Littleton, Colo., as Scholl's oncl let us show Hyndshaw, Josephine Hytrek, Garnett Hannon will enter camp director, Theresa Lodo, soon as possible. Josephine Ipaen, Marian Kelly, tain St. James’ Circle Wednes you the way to quick 1375 E. H.nspden A r » [ SU. 9-9460 or FR. 7-2098 Lee Mathics, Isabelle McNam- day, July 24. Dotty Rudy’s sis CAPACITY GROUP inexpensive foot-reliefi a, Maura O’Sullivan, Jessie ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Pasquate, Virginia Robinson, Mrs. Richard Sachetti, will • Toke odvontoge of our complete, Sophie Sunedsh, Loretta Sulli spend their wedding trip Non-Catholic Is Am ong modern facilities. . . our expertly van, Mary Torley, and Virginia D en ver. trained staff. . . and the wide exper W ierda. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Vifquain ience of the world's largest orgonizo* Our Lady of the Snows Cir of 6t. Jude’s Circle and their cle will meet July 25 in the children are vacationing in Salt W o m e n M aking Retreat tion devoted exclusively to foot-corel WILD BILL'S MARKET home of Helen Gordon. Lake City and Yellowstone Na Now al 25 So. Sheridan — BE. 7-3504 Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gonzales tional Park. Claudia Cooper, (Archdiocetan Council of Margaret Eggleston, Dorothy * Let our highly skilled attendant of Morning Star Circle are the is touring Europe, visiting the Catholic Woman) Reynolds, and Evelyn Jones. lake Pedo-graph prints of your parents of their first child, a Scandinavian countries, Eng Sister Eudore, superior of Forty-eight women from -the stocking feet end show you how the son, bom July 16. He has been El Pomar Retreat House, hes ICE COLD land^ France, Switzerland, and Denver area made the annual nam ed M ic h a e l Ross. The correct Dr. Scholl Remedy. Appliance, G erm any. retreat sponsored by the Denver indicated that thera are still mother of Isabelle McNamara soma vaeaBcies in all of the Archdiocesan Council of Cath Arch Supports or Shoes, when prop* underwent surgery at SL Jo remaining week-end retreats To Be M arried olic Women, at El Pomar Re erly fitted to your foot, con quickly seph's Hospital July 12. Mr. WATERMELONS- treat House for W’oraen, Broad this summer. and Mrs. Tom Brinegar and relieve oil common fool troubles. I n A u g u s t moor, on July 12, 13, and 14. Anyone, who would be inter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barry and CANNING FRUIT ARRIVING SOON!!! This capacity group, includ ested in making a reservation their families have returned is invited to itelephone Sister ing one non-Catholic, were loud Come in fore Free Foot Test! GROCERIES— OPEN ALL NIGHT & SUNDAYS from vacations in the moun Eudora, MEirose 2451, Broad in their praise of the retreat tains. Clella Barry entertained master, the Rev. Joseph Siben- moor. 'The fee for the three-day her three nieces — Kathleen, retreat is $20 per person. aller, S-I.. and of the hospitality Jean, and Carol Carter from The Rev. Joseph Sibenaller, of the Sisters of Charity of D - S c h o l l s FOOT COMFORf SHOP FIREPLACE FIXTURES Galesburg, III., in her home re Cincinnati, who operate Ei S.J., will be the retreat master cen tly. for the July 19-21 retreat. e»PF«r, P om ar. 410 16th St. TA. 5-8474 Orot** Jimmy Walsh, son of Rose This is one of the largest Owned and OptraUd by— ]■ and F. Tolh Ffrt H tf Walsh of St, Joseph’s Circle, single groups ever to attend an Feet hurt? Come in for free foot test. Hrellgkttr has returned from Chicago to El Pomar retreat, and is due in Watch This Space Aadlreat make his home in'Denver. a great measure to the diligence Arch Supporti— Fo*l Treolmenis W»od k»l4«n of Mrs. Walter J. Wade, chair man, and Mrs. J. Morgan Cline, for Announcements C m I k»di Custom Made SHOES-CHIROPODY SERVICE co-chairman. Cirfala urtM i Nursing Sister Spark «M rdt List of Retreatonfs A list of the retreatants fol Eltetric l»9 i Of St. Thomas Discount to Clergy, Brothers lows: Mmes. Joseph Hamilton, S o i toes Serves Sick for John Hage, Mabel Smith, Ann 10% Sisters & Porishloners Costello. Barney Lynch, Fred Seminary Bazaar DENVER MARBLE STILE Go. Hambrick, Harry Zook, L. B. Ltr«»l ind molt comploio diiploy of {irtplico Livingston, William Condon, lirfurtl tn *K» Woit. Sixty Years Hazel Meek, Margaret Crede, ItMlWod SiKt titl Katie Resch, James Friel, Rob MA. 3-1484 1330 STOUT ST. XE.4-55B0 Sixty years of dedicated serv ert McGione, Catherine Shay, ice as a nursing Sister of Char Mr. and Mrs. A. Rose McLean; ity of Leavenworth will cul Schaaf o f De-nver Mmes. A. D. McGill, Thomas minate on Friday, July 19, in nounce the engagement of their Smith. Helen O’Byrne, Margaret diamond jubilee recognition for daughter, Marguerite Schaaf Mahoney, Catherine Dionisio, R I C E - B O W L Sister Mary Paula at St. Vin-i(above), to Frank L. Bantlin of Julia Martin, Freda Colbruno, cent's Hospital, Billings, Mont., Tucson, Ariz. Carolyn Woertman, Mary At- zenbeck, Joseph Heberkorn, Ber where she has served for 84 The bride-to-be is a graduate WHEN THE THERMOMETER \ \ \ IS BLOWING ITS TOP, THERE ARE R e s t a u r a n t nice Reinhardt, Phillip Reel, L. years of her sisterhood. of Cathedral High School, Den A. Sheer, Emil Frei; (formerly Coffeens) ’ Sister Mary Paula has been ver, and attended LgpatLo Mmes. Zona Rotola, Joseph SEVERAL WAYS TO KEEP FROM BEING feoturing stationed at St Joseph’s Hos Heights College and the UnP HOT. YOU MIGHT TRY kraan, L, A. Higgins. Mar pital, Denver, and St. Mary's versity of Arizona. American and garet Hughes, Beatrice Es- Hospital, Grand. Junction. Her fiance attended srhooW Quibei. Bert Saavedra, Frandes SITTING ON A CAKE OF ICE ...A LITTLE MESSY BUT N IC E... Chinese <.Foods Assigned as a nursing nun in Illinois and the University S. Murphy, Boulder; T. A IpKlil luKkMIll 7}« lirt >p upon completion of her noviti of Arizona. Cosgriff, Eudochia Bell Smith DioMTi $I.U
1 HI I la n x Rii4 Con b b* bvdy i poir brief period between assign Mr. Eaves is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. .L. Eaves. Miss ments at Helena at S t Vincent's Weber is the daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Leo Weber. Hospital. Billings. Her present St. Helena's Choir, with Mrs. Mattthew Rodney at the organ, PUBLIC SERVICE COM PANY OF COLORADO assignment at St. Vincent's Hos- sang for the Nuptial Mass. .Mrs. Jane McReynolds was soloist. piUl began in 1927. Mr. Eaves is a recent convert to the Church.
r TeteohoM. KcyttMie 4-420S ThiM-lrfay/ Juty T f, t9S7 PA G E EIG H T Office. 938 Benmck Stmt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER
Jtu L Teen-Agers Invited to Attend SsdLin.Jowh, "Cure d'Ars Dance Under Stars'
(Cure d'Ar* Pariih. Denver) stone, W. Bolt, R, Breaker. J. Despite Broken Truck A special invitation is issued Cassidy, J. Conboy, 0. J. Klun- In spite of pouring rain and to all Denver teen-agers to at der, J. Knudson, R. Laminer- a broken-down truck, 14 Boy tend the “Dance tinder the mon, J. McShane, Cy Colbnm, Scoots and six men of the pariah Stars at Cure d'Ars.’’ Most Guy Smith, Ed Steinauer, and enjoyed an outing at Hermit ______t s ^ young people enjoy dancing and Alex Szabo. Lake in the Saagre de Critto an outdoor dance in midsummer A (25 savings bond will be mountains near W estcliffe, The sounds most appealing. There given' to the person selling the group left Friday morning and U ) h i L will he a well-known orchestra most tickets, whether or not be returned Sunday nikbt, mark to play all the favorites and is on the committee. ing a memorable week end. d(sL isih , hsA, plenty of tables and chain for Squore Doncert Making the trip ware Father a n d all:. The Square Dancers will John N. Haley, pastor; Col. Of course, everyone is wel meet on Monday, Juiv 22, at Jack Henderson, Charles Freer, ShsL M U . hint come—adults as well as young 8:30 p.m. Dancing will be out Del Robb, Joe Giubardo, John a n d people — but the committee doors on the church grounds. Wilder, John and Stinson Hor wants the teen-agers of the city Beginners and intermedHtes vath, David Robb, Mike Hen to know that they are especially are welcome. derson, David Freer, Bemie welcome. Tickets are just $1.60 Altar and Rosary Society com Sethler, Jim Creadon, Mark per couple and can be obtained mittees for this month are the Guibardo, RonniC Rupp, Greg jqlU from Mrs. J. J. Sweeney, following: Flowers, Mrs. Nor Kaminski, Larry Daly, Frank ticket chairman, at 3270 ^ g - man Krueger and M n. Milton Merritt, Joe Godwin-Austin, S ih sL nolia, FR. 7-9644; Mn. Carlson; cleaning, M n. W. R. and Don Pechman. Leech, FL. 5-1688: or Mes. Frendt-and M n. J. M. LaFleur. ihaX Amold Wessling, FR. 7-5076, St Rita’s Circle will meet eo^hairmen; or any member of Thursday, July 25, at 8 p.m. in %m kthsL hjui the committee which includes the home of Mra. J. C. Gray, PARAMOUNT the following: Mmes. J. Bly- 3620 Magnolia Street. 7 b U)iWtSL h u t l4 t b u d C lm s i !■ at Juir 17th - Julp ZSrd ! THE NEW A JiaiBr Slsvsrt - Audi. Muqthf Teen Club at All Souls' ■‘NIGHT PASSAGE” (World Premiere Pictere) Slates Outing, Ball Game BOXERS EAST DRlVE-lN Englewood. — (All Souls’ may wish to participate. More STEAK HOUSE 12800 E. Calhx Pariah)— Members of the par details on the picnic will be July 17th - July ZSrd 551 EAST COLFAX ish Teen Club will hold an out made known next week. Burl Lucaitw - KLrh Doufle. UKAU CATSEDBAl. ing in the mountains near El SPECIAL ATTRACTION dorado Springs Sunday, July 21. Evarybody's Talktag About i V Tranaportation will be fur D a ffy ’s Tab HuetM- - N aulle Weed nished for the members. The Da.J:.... ia twofold at Most Precious Blood Shown in the picture are, from left, Louis Perry, Joseph ADDED FEATURE n w L f b u L group will leave the parish support III KeOding Cbu«h, Denver, these Sundays. Rhone, and Gerard Leiting of the St. Vincent de Paul Society; DEUCIOUSoli c n grounds at noon on Sunday. Henry Kappe^ maker of the unique racks; Mrs. Jack Smith, winuM tfuL foo/U Father John Donohoe. C.M., paAor. blesses two of the three Proper chaperoning for the out DINNERS O i d U WEST DRIVE.IN magazine and pamphlet racks that will give' parishioners a wide and Mrs. Leonard Ingenthron, both of whom represent the Altar ing will be provided. supply of good Catholie reading material. The parish conference C o m p lete UP W eth ead Klritef in Society and are the promoters of a pariah lending library. The club also has scheduled of tM SU 'Vincent de Paul Society will have their treasury helped lackxlni Soup. Solod, Cfcoks «C July 17th - July 20th a night at Bears’ Stadium. The a . A o i q m i . with the profits. in l^ , Uffoo Aim, Ledd - Sophie Loew date for this activity will be SPECIAL FEATURE Aug. 21. The Bears’ opposition Homs St that Dtlkiswt idm oAfihsJU L for the game will be the cur- Irish Coffee Jehe W sy M - Lauree BacaO Precious Blood Church Displays Reading Racks kently l^gue-leading Wichita You Will Love t(! 65c “BLOOD ALLEY” a t Brav. (Molt Precioui Blood Pariih, of the mobile unit allow for work on the details, a mobile St. Vincent Mass NORTH DRIVE-IH Denver) storage and display. case for the books will be con orishionen' Picnic Fridoy^July 19 DUFFY’S 7200 N. FKlaral Two of the racks which dis The three units, built to structed. The St. Vincent de The Men’i Club will sponsor lou f pAtCSA. a x Members of the St. Vincent July 17tb « July play a wide variety of Catholic stand wear and weather, ere Paul men announce that a parish picnic Sunday, July de Paul Society will attend Burt I^aesBter > KJrk Dou|Im reading matter at Most Prec the workmanship of Henry goodly supply of children's 28, beginning at 1. o’clock in SHAMROCK ftft sxam plsL SPECIAL ATTRACTION ious Blood Church, Denver, are Kappel, a parishioner. While books will be featured in the Mass Friday, July 19, to draw the afternoon. The site for the lower shelves of the mobile shown in the picture above. Two bringing excellent and timely inspiration from St. Vincent family gathering will be on the BAR&RESTAURfll!|T Huntvr • Wood Jr. Filet Mignoii reading to the parishioners the unit. Mullen High School grounds racks are placed conveniently ■THE BURNING HILLS” parish conference of the St. de Paul on his feast day. St Delectable Dinner at the north and south outside The VocaUon Club members on West Hampden Avenue. Vincent de Paul Society will Vincent ia founder of the Vin Dr. Vince Knizick, chairman Completely Complete entrances to the church and will see the Bears-Minne- I645TREM0NT the unit shown at the right benefit from the profits. Min apolis game this Friday eve centian community who now of the picnic committee, has SOUTH DRIVE-IN ? < 8 5 in the picture is a mobile unit ing from the picture sre Ed ning, July 19. Included in the serve the parishioners at Most asked that all families plan on ISOO W . Ballaview ' O n ly I u and can be moved from place ward McHugh, conference presi summer program will be a Precious Blood and co-founder bringing their own food. Re July ^7th - July ZSrd wmt dent, and Douglas White, treas freshments will be obtainable ilk rw Hw »W Cm M to place wherever it may ^ swim party and inter-club soft of the Daughten of Charity, Bert Laeceatw - Kirh Deeslee urer. five of which community now at the grounds. Contests and needed. The draw-out ahelves ball gam e. SPECIAL FEATURE An Interesting feature ia this Families will gather at the are teaching some 225 pupils games are planned for all who venture is the start of a parish Communion rail Sunday, July in the religious vacation school. Robert M itebua • Uriulm Tklooo lending library. W'hile Mrs. 19, for the regular Commun The school ends Friday, July *‘BANDIDO'* Smith and Mrs. Ingenthron ion day. 27. Altar Boy Class AMUSEMENT— DINING VALLEY DRIVE-IN RIDE THE FAST Is Being Trained 8380 E. Evaua July 17th - July 20th RECREATION Fay Spain - St.van Terral At Mother of God “DRAGSTRIP GIRL” ON COOL LAKE RHODA Dick Mlllw aed Tha Pbttars (Mother of God Pariih, ★ lend OOLOE^ "ROCK ALL NIGHT” D o n v o r) i n t h e 2 2 n u t i u m m e s A n ew class o f a ltar b o y s Is i O L O being trained. Any boy who Ar MONACO DRIVE-IN wishes to learn to serve is E. 40th aod hfonace Parkway C S C R E E N , /4 H tsm 2 m s 5^ asked to call the rectory, RA. July 17th • Jnly 20lh .OUNCE 2-8782. Fay ^ ain - StavM Twrri Martha Beaton received a •■DRAGSTRIP GIRL” deep-fat fryer at the card party held Jnly II in the Public Dkk Miller and The Plattara Service Auditorium by the Al tar and Rosary Societj;. Mrs. "ROCK ALL NIGHT" Hugh O’Grady was given a salad set and Mra. Degna '^ n Duyn a cake donated by Schnei der's Bakery. Mrs. Gerald O’Byme has received word that she was the BOGGIO’S winner of an air-conditioner offered by the Public Service good food Co. smee Mn. Joseph Fogarty Is a patient in St. Joseph’s Hos 1 9 3 4 pital aod Thomas Hayden is C O C K T A I l-l Ul in a local hospital.
News D eadline NOW OPEN DAILY Pninloce W nvl Knight Edward A. any Fox-Intermountain Theater, for which Conn RfgiMirr rormpondents are 11:30 A.M. TO 2 A.M. r a i n l e s s w a y . jg„jn g^ows k . o f ell 539 will receive 26 cents of the admission rrminded lhal the deadline Your Geniol Host ot His New Location C. Council 639 member Emmett J. Milner the price for its charity program. Nearly 8,000 for nrws of pariih, rlob, and at Famous easy, painless way to raise money for the tickets have been distrilwted to the 2,000 mem school activities ia 2 p.m. of 1150 Sa . Colorado Blvd. Knights of Columbus Charity Fund. Brother bers of the nth largest K. of C. council in the the Tuesday prccedinf pnb- ELDORADO SPUIAOS Milner will take his wife and two children to w orld. licalion. SKyline 6-^56 Neor E. Missiisippt Re»erv«tien» ApprvclatW FREE PARKING onderful radon heated pool . . . ils refrething! K. of C. Theater Ticket COME TO NEDERLAND FOR THE WEEK END OPEN DAILY-10 a.m. to 10 p.m. COOD FtSHINC AND HIKING AKi;0]\AIJT Ask .About Fam ily Tickets THE II.ARLOWS Where Deaver'a Society Enlertaiiu for Liuieheons * 440 Acres of Playground Program to Raise Money aod Dinners Breekfaat — Dianari — Coekteila *. Furnished Cottages for Rent, day or week FOR SPECIAL RESERVA'nONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, ONE HOUR FROM DENVER— TOP OF BOULDER CANYON DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3-3101 # Da&e« ball avaiUbU For Works of Charity (SUNDAY MASSES AT 8 AND e:30 A.M.) Beaatifnl Ballroome Private Dining Rooma for private parliat
Denver Council 539 of ihe expiration d ate o f A u g . .71. , •K£. 4-7918- Hi 2-8659 Knighta of Columbus, in con With the lid on raffles in THE LINCOLN ROOM junction with the Fox-Inler- Denver. Grand Knight Ed 7 miles South on 93, mountain Theaters is nffer- ward A. Jersin feels that JhsL
f-e. t THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE N IN I Tflursdoy, July 18, 1957 Offlc*, 938 Bqnnock Str«tt Tqlcpfionc, Ktyitent 4-4205 Father of 2 Nuns Buried fiaquicAcanL in, fiaai 1 Loyola to Have KNOWN FOR CHARITIES M r s . B e r t h a G . S e e p After Rites\in Trinidad WALTEX JOHN nOYEX of Louli- 8l. VinMnl dr Ptul't Chanb, la- M ^ J.tm.r wui adueatad at Alma vlllt. ferittrlr of Yort Luvton. H« It KiSarat H t. Ollvot. Sba It aarvlTod aad Cracky: latar ah* taught atheol Annual Novena A Solmn Re THE DOMINICAN SISTERS OF THE SICK POOR 9nvlh. jpoiL and, uouh, to attend, the. / e iG PICNIC fl T ^ TbxL Jimjdajf, 12 noort JtilL 12 midniqht CL J i ADMISSION SI.00 PER PERSON m fiSL. odm iAMon, F R E E R I D E S ON EVERYTHING (Exeopt the W ild Cat Coaster Due To Insurance Regulations) FREE DANCING In the Trocadero B all Room M r. and M rs. Arnold Gurtler Have Donated the Facilities of Beautiful Elitch Gardens on Tuesday, July 23, for the Benefit of the Dom inican Sisters of the Sick Poor. 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Broadway SH. 4*3318 ^ 4 Friend 1729 Lawrence Street Denver G R . 7-6683 WE. 5-7805 ■ •l-V-j-----Jlmm ^ r Thursday, July 18, 1957 Offict, 938 Bannocfc Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4^205 PAGE ELEVEN CLOSE-KNIT HOME TIES S TRANGE BUT TR U p M exican Fam ily Life and Security Littl*-KNM Facto far CatMica Bv M. I. MURRAY Coprrifht. list. H.C.W .C. gcrrln REGISTORIRLS By R b\'. KoBFstT E. Kkkeisbn base of a bull's brain. above the windahield; where THE CONTRASTS thet AND ALMOST next door little tota k iu the prieat’s jrreet the Tiaitor in Mexico to a lush estate the size of a hand aa he pasaea by; where CATHOLIC COMMENT ON CURRENT EVENTS are cause for thouirht. city park there is a colony of the Villases are named after In the midst o f a magnifi poor people whose best dwell the saints; where a chain and cently paved and lighted ave ing is an adobe lean-to. And religious medal grace the neck nue, late-model cars swerve the mean adobe sometimes of almost everyone, from in to miss old men with burro has a TV antenna on its fant to swarthy policeman. carte. The prayerful devotion crooked roof. AND YET in this land, BACKGROUIVD OF A SECT displayed in a church is In the .sphere o f faith, to«, through anUclerical influ marred by the sound of are anomalies. This is the ences of the past, a prieat is rapid chattering heard from land where thousands jam the not pem ittea to vote. the vestibule. The mild, gentle churches for a fiesta; where The Kope of such contrasts waiter in the hotel can be Our Lady of Guadalupe is' has led many a gueat o f Mex Jehovahites, Modern Gnostics found on Sunday wildly honored in every hamlet; ico to regard only the lowest shouting "Oic” as the matador where nearly every taxi cab swing oif the pendulum. A thrusts his sword home at the burs a large image of Mary slightly pessimistic person f iv e iu ’ natC ISf B y P a u l H . H a l l f t t less educated classes. Figures from the Depart ality could easily tag th^ m W M SAINTS MOST DENVERITEShsvenoted.within ment o f Justice indicate that less than one per Mexicans underdeveloped and iJuiM S pn fittion s. the past week or two, persons walking the cent o f the Witnesses have had a secondary MOTHERS EXA31PLE their waya behind the times. tnuU S. cou fitrits e C a ' downtown streets bearing placards reading; educatidn, and 15 per cenc have had less than THE WRITER will not O u s lADY R otm es a notmaliprimary schooling. Ncvcrthele^i, they agree that Mexico has lagged AS m m o A £ s s T h e Healing of the Nations Is Drawing greatly in modern progress. 8 3 7 1 M £ S . Near.” They are one more evidence of the make something o f a display of Itfaxning, par Even a cursory examination amazing zed o( the Jehovah Witnesses, who ticularly in the field of G te ^ New Testament Who Can Withstand of the buildinp of the Uni have just completed * e ir l4-sate convention .scholarship. versity of Mexico — ultra modern but with beautiful in this city. UNDER OATH in coun at Hamilton, storied tile facades — should Although nor numerous (they number Ontario, Canada, R u ^ ll declared in 1913 that Persecution's Terror? serve to convince a critic. And only some 750,000), the sect has spread all he was an expert Saiprare scholar who knew Mexico City’s public housing iH e TEAsr V n t r over the world. Only this month we received Greek. Handed a Greek New Testament, he he k in g d o m of h eaven , or the gift of faith, units, more ^antiful than T f^SCeNSION a letter from the mother superior of a con was f« c e d to admit that he did not know even was described by Jesus Christ Himself as a the writer saw along the Hud WAS iMmivrED av son in New York, are another the Gpeek alphabet; and chat he knew nothmg *iRg ASkssnsr a n o vent near Dublin, asking us to give a resume “ single pearl of great price.” “ Again, the Kingdom of proof in point. Heaven is like a merchant in search of fine pearls. WAS IMIVCASALLV o f Jehovahite history and an explanation o f the o f Hebrew or Larin, deS^ite bte'^imensioas to > There are doubtless some CfLCMATtO OsTA a knowledge o f these languages! also. i f A r t m a r k o i l e energy and persistence o f the sea. When he finds a single pearl of great price, he goes Americans who would label i h c wM»LC Roman old-fashioned, and perhaps f y a i u r e efMmtsmuxl THE WITNESSES of Jehovah origi Russell's wife divorced him in 1897 on and sells all that he has and buys it” (Matt, xiii, 45- Em m h tyTHC n o somewhat foolish, the Mexi MTW CHURCH. nated in the U.S., a country that saw the birch charges o f adultery with two different women. 46). o a iM 5 7 ccNTUJty, can woman's custom of carry F K U K t . o f Mormooism, Christian Science, the Seventh T o avoid payment o f alimony, Russell trans- But Jesus also warned, in the Parable of the ing her baby teed to her 1C Day Adventists, Father Divine, and many an fared his property, worth $240‘,000, to the Sower, that not all who hear the Word of God keep bosom with a r eb o g o , or shawl. Tbe Mexican mother's contact other religious phenomenon. Charles Taze W atch Tower Bible and Tract Society. it The seed “ sown on rocky ground, that is he who POW ER DIVINELY GIVEN hears the word and receives it immediately with joy; with her infant is so intimate Russell, a Pittsburgh draper, afterwards known Russell died O a. 31, 1916, and is now sel that it almost seems the baby as "Pastor” Russell, was the founder o f the dom mentioned by the Witnesses of Jehovah, •yet he has no root in himself, but continues only for a has not yet been bom ; that it movement in 1872. although his followers once held him to rank time, atid when trouble and persecution come because is still not separated from its C hurch Like S trict M other of the word, he at once falls away. And the one sown fleshy home. Russell began by preaching what he termed second only to St. Paul. among the thorns, that is the man who listens to the THE TOURIST, seeing this the "Millenial Dawn,” and his followers were A RARE BIT of luck for the Jehovah- wdrd: but the care of the world and the deceitfulnesa > at every turn, is sometimes at first known as "the Millenial Dawaists." ites was their prediction of a great catastrophe heard to remark with a M aking Rules fo r C hildren Before long Russell had adopted the title that was to occur in 1914. Although Russell a f riches choke the word, and it is made fruitless” laugh: “ Well, they have no "Zion's Watch Tower Society." In 1914 the and his followers must have had only a dim (Matt, xiii, 20-22). need for baby-sitters.” B y R b v . D a n o t J . F l a h e r t y mandatory, can tbe majority T he h o ly father in Ws latest encyclical warns of The remark may be meant AN OBSERVATION made be called church-goers.” work was being carried on as T b e Incerna- surmise of W orld War I before i c advent, i f as a joke, but the situation Jn a speech delivered by tbe AT FIRST SIGHT the lat- tional Bible Students' Association.” indeed' they had any premonition of it at aU, the evUsiof materialism that threaten to bring de hat far deeper and more seri national chairman of a reli ter half of this statement ap One o f the tenets of this sea is that there their "prophecy" won them many firm fol struction upon the world. We wonder, in this materi ous implications. It is true gious sect which held its con pears to be a slap at the is n o hell— in faa, man has properly no soul lowers. alistic nation, in how many souls the seed of the word that the ordinary Mexican vention in Denver this, past Church's rigorism, and the has fallen upon good ground, and how many, weak family has no need for baby week, we feel, is worthy of assumption might be that at all. The genesis o f this idea can be traced The result was that when "Judge'’ Joseph sitters. What is' more, the further analysis. Catholics attend church be to the mind of ‘Russell, who was reared a Con- Franklin Ruthaford (1 8 6 9 -1 ^ 2 ) s t e p ^ ened by the ea«s and riches and interests of the Mexican mother has no desire The speaker, a world trav cause they are forced. gregationalist and imbibed the gloomy teach into Russell’s able shoes he found an organiza world, could withstand trouble and persecution. for other persons to tend her eler, commented that, in the A further look, however, ings of a then widely prevailing Calvinism tion that was worthy o f his undoubted abil That answer lies,' in great part, in the hands of young. The infant is much course of hts global journey, will prove that it is, in reality, parent.^. It is they who must form in their children, too precious to her to be com he was surprised to find peo- a high compliment, whether it about' the prospects for the salvation o f the ities. Ruthaford, in the Russell tradition, mitted to an outsider for • pie staying away from was intended hs such or not, mass of humanity. At the age faf 17, Charles poured out unending books and pamphlas. In from the earliest years, a standard of values in which care. The Mscican and Indian the faith is first, and all material things secondary. church in such large num for it points up the fact that cried to convert an atheist. But the atheist de 1931 he devised the title "Witnesses o f Je mothers cannot think of any bers. “ Only in the Catholic- the Church's law is produc stroyed Russell’s own faith, and he became an hovah.” The prominence he gave to the slogan, Difficult? Yes, in the face of all the paganism and ma thing important enough to dominated nations,” he said, ing results. The strictoess of terialism that surround us. But in a home filled with take them away from their “ where church attendance is the Church has been the me infidel also. Never again would he believe in broadcast in the early 20s, "Millions Now Liv love—love of God and love of one another—and the God-given charges for any dium for the salvation of hell! ing Will Neva Die,” brought aowds flock considerable len^h o f time. GOD'S OR M AN'S? m a n y . example of faith, it caii be done. It is true‘ that one often RUSSELL GAVE U P going to church ing CO hear him wherever he was billed to sees a little boy or girl, 8 T H E CATHOLIC but continued to read his Bible. Before long speak. A n exam ple of such h ome training—an ex CHURCH has often been or 9 years old, watching over he "discovered” (as Protestants with strong was not him treme example, to be sure, but perhaps all the severly criticized for her role RUSSELL, OF COURSE, a baby brother or sister. But D i f f i c u l t antecedeoc befiefs inevitably w ill) chat the self to be one o f the millions fated not to die, more striking in the Iesson.s it teaches—is seen in the that is different, for all are as strict disciplinarian. Many life, and death, of St. Symphorosa and her seven sons. from the seme womb. have found her laws too Bible corroborated his ideas, especially that of and his followers (as is the wont o f all mil- THE TENDER CARE binding, but generally those the non-existence of helL Russell sold his leniaj sects that last for any length of time) These saints, whose feast is commemorated July 18, who have offered the aharp- given a beby brother or sister Cross Borne draper's business and began preaching a gospel have pushed up the date o f the miileoium (the lived in the Roman empire,.surrounded by pa by a Mexican child is a beau ka t criticisms have not both in which the ”no-hell" doctrine was prominent date is now variously given as 2874, 2914, and ganism and materialism as are Christian Americans tiful thing to see. And such a ered to check the end result today. Yet Symphorosa brought up her .sons untainted responsibility must strengthen B y I n d i a n s Certainly they have neveT Russell claimed to have written more books 2942). ouag shoulders to bear the understood the Church’s true explanatory of the Bible chan the combined On Rutherford’s death, Nathan Koorr was by the evils that threatened on every side. function. • The father of the family, St. Getulius (honored {eavier duties of later adult writings o f Sts. Paul and John, Atius (the eieaed president o f the Watch T ow a Associa life. B y K en* P e t e r s The Church was commis founder o f the famous fourth-century heresy), tion. His career is typical those who rise July 10), had already been martyred, when Symphor An experienced psycholiv A VISIT to the Indian sioned by Christ to teach, but beyoud this she was also osa and her sons were arrested by the Emperor Had gist, asked about these prac pueblo at Taos, N. Mex., left W aldo, W ycliff, and Luther, who, he said, were high in the councils of the sect. tices, was quick to praise the this writer with mixed emo established to strengthen by the six greit messengers o f die Church pre Those who wish to gain an in s is t into the rian on the charge of being Christians. When it was being the dispenser of grace, Mexicans for their natural tions. demanded that they sacrifice to the pagan gods or die, end to guide and to govern ceding himself. The Arlan influence on the peculiar Witness psychology can do no becta insight into child psychology. There in the shadow of by being the prqmulgator Jehovahites is notable in their denial o f tbe than to obtain a copy o f William SchnelFs the heroic mother answered: “Your gods cannot re “ Nothing could give Uie child the beautiful Toas mountain and enforcer o f laws. ceive me as a sacrifice.. . . But can I hope for so great a deeper sense o f security— live a proud people who trace Trinity and the Divinity of Our Lord. The Thiriy Years a Wasch Tower Slave (Grand a happiness as to be offered with my children a sac of ‘being wanted'—than the their ancestry back more THIS IS WHY she has whole sect, in fact, strongly suggests a 20th- Rapids, Mich., Baker Book Jlouse, $2.95). rifice to the true and living God?” Mexicans’ care of their than 1,000 years. The casual Initiated the six command century adaptation o f the d e fin e s o f the An excellent aiticism of tbe J^ovahices,,from young.” the expert stressed. traveler views their picture- ments o f the Church which eatly-ccntutv Docetae and Gnostics. a Catholic point of view, is The Jehovah Wit^ T he MOTHER WAS THROWN into the river and THE WRITER does not esque adobe village in its are in addition to the Ten drowned. The next day Hadrian called all her want to give the impression Idyllic setting and goes away Commandments of God. And THE JEHOVAHITES make most of n ess (St. Paul 1, Rumble & Carey Radio Re sons together, and with threats and torture ordered that in Mexico alt la sweet with only praise for the pres- ' her authority fo r doli^ this their converts among the lower-income and plies, 500 R obac Street, 15 cents). ness and light on the family . ervation of an ancient cul comes directly from the them to sacrifice to the pagan gods. So well had their words of Christ to the Apos scene. There is delinquency; ture as a living museum. A STUDY IN VALUES there are slums; there are tles: “ Whatever you bind on Christian mother prepared them, so well had she YET THE MODE OF LIFE spheres o f life at a very low earth will be bound in fixed their e ;^ upon the things of heaven, that they o f the inhabitants o f the moral ebb. heaven, and whatever you did not flinch They were put to death one by one, Taos Pueblo, practically un But one judges a nation loose on earth shall be loosed changed since the time Coro For W hat Does It Profit a M an? each by a more horriSle method of execution. ,not by its best— nor by its in heaven.” r nado first looked upon their —Rev. John B. Ebel worst. In her role as governor, village in 1540, is almost un- B y F r a x k M c C a r t h y What would we take for their life for a vaet sum of the Church is divinely em- ^lievably primitive. Without our souls? A silly question? money. Almost anyone would owered to make laws if she DURING THE TIME of HEADING VITAL TOR LAY APOSTOLglir c modem necessities, the In Hardly. There are other give ail he has, or hopes to Enows in her wisdom that the (treat oil trusts in the dians live their lives in more subtle ways of trading have, to save the life of his the laws will benefit the United States, there 'was one stunted complacency — and one's soul than in one clear- child, faithful. 'Thus the command man who was determined to dutifully have their fiestas, cut transaction. Over the IF THESE VALUES are Education G row s Through G reat Books of attendance at Sunday Mass freeze out even the smallest years a man can tr^de his make their pottery, and carve under pain of mortal sin as competitor. It was his prac BO consistently predictable their jewelry for curious soul for the god of wealth. what of the value of our S sures the Catholic of weekly tice to order a ftasoline His principles, ideals, and leisure time and more books A reasonable training in reli White visitors. souls? The soul is the indi B y J . R . W a l s h participation in the Church's station opened across the faith can go by the board in TREMENDOUS PLEAS. available than ever before. It gion prepares one to give the Most of them are nomin vidual’s visa to immortal life. prayer-life and offers the street from a tittle indepen -the struggle f o r power and seems that the busiest o f men proper replies. ally Christian. But back in It would be illogical to have URES of great books belong opportunity for an increase dent station. Then he would prestige. He 'can cross a to everyone who will'take a and women are the ones who But there is an area in the darkness of their adobe it invalidated for a lew score ‘of sanctifying grace. These deliberately start a price war. friend h e r e , make an do most reading through the which only reading can give dwellings they worship the years o f material com fort bit of time from TV view are essentials for salvation. He sold bis gasoline at a loss. unethical transaction there. ing and indolence to enjoy simple device o f planning a the factual and hikorical in sun god and tbe deities of There is only: one answer to THE CHURCH was not The price was so low that He can set a god of greed up brief period o f every day for formation needed to answer thunder and lightning that Our Lord’s question: “What some substantial reading and meeting the rate meant ruin in one segment of his soul, menial exercise. The results that purposeful stimulus. inquiries and overcome objec send water to the earth. established to “ coddle” those does it profit a man i T ^ e who would have her fail in for the independent. Con and a god of egotistic pride in will surpass by far the satis ESPECIALLY FOR tions. In addition to reading Humbled by centuries of con gain the wltole world and line with their way of think-v versely, if the independent another. faction endur^ from medi CATHOLICS, reading is the New Testament and the quest by' Whites, foreigners refu s^ to lower his price he suffer the lo^ o f his soul?” ocre entertainment fare. vital. In tbe lay aposColste, life of Christ, a good knowl in their own homeland, they ing. Those who desire com BUT WHERE IS THE No profit, only unforgettable, fort through “pampering” eold no gas. This, too, meant “Being too basy” or “never men and women often are edge o f Church history is es are hardly awaw of the pres bankruptcy. Eventually the PROFIT in trading our immeasurable loss. having bad a college educa called upon to answer ques sential. ent while they dream of tbe must seek refuge elsewhere. hope of heaven for fame or The Church is the teacher; monopolist forced the small tion” are unacceptable ex tions ana objections regarding OFTEN THE QUES past owner out o f business. fortune? Where would a man cuses in this era o f more the Church and her practices. WITHIN EASY DRIVING we are but the humble pupils or a nation be, if they TIONER has only a vague who must learn. How many men have we distance to the south and achieved all the materialis Words but slanted idea about the This is why she is so often kicked down on our way up? west of Taos is another town tic thinn they sought so Reformation, the Inquisition, referred to lovingly as Holy And what is at the top of the Tfie Denver Catholic Register set in the picturesque moun avidly? Where will Russia, Church-conducted schools, in- Mother Church, for like a ladder of life . . . fame? . . . tains of New Mexico. It is and the Russian people, be To Live By President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. quipr forums, and other mother she must prepare her fortune? Los Alamos, the Atomic City. if they achieve an atheistic topics. For the welt-read children for eternal life. If "FOR WHAT DOES IT Editor__ .R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jout.D., LittD., LL.D. Here, too, you find adobe domination o f all the peo History is a weaving of Catholic, these queries pre at times she must be Strict it profit a man, if he gain the Managing Director».Monslgnor John B. Cavanagb, M.A., PhJ). dwellings. But in this city ples of the world? two threads, one of which is Executive Gditor..__.....— ,...i.Rev. John B. Ebel, LittO., Hlst.D. sent an opportunity for guid is for the welfare of the whole world and suffer the ing the inquirer by giving him the adobe is finished and It is rather stupid, with the the action of God and the Associate Editors— Rev. Robert Eekeisen, H.A., LittD.; Rev. child and not to destroy the loss of his own soul? Or the right answers— gained painted and stuffed with evidence o f God’s existence Daniel Flaherty, M.A.; Linus Riordan. Ph.D.; Paul Hallett, will of the offspring. What what exchange shall a man other of which Is-- the free . through reading. every modem convenience all around ns, to make our good mother would not give for bis soul?” (Matt, activity of men. — Father LittD.; Jack Heber, B.A., LittD.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., one can imagine. life’s goal a material one. It is regrettable when one vouch for this? xvi, 27). LittD.; Art Director, Leo Canavan, DJ'A. Here, too, the residents Yet many lose sight of Antoine Wenger. must plead ignorance as a ■ * • matter o f course. But it is have a dream. But it is a tbe main chance. Numerous Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at tragedy compounded if half- dream of tbe future, of writers use their talent to There is a great Field- Denver, Colo. ' answers or incoherent replies peaceful uses of atomic en f-fia d io a ru L J U h t o j g . turn out filth in order to Marshal, my friend, who ar Tlito Paper PHstad Catlralr hr Dptos Labor are substituted in ^ a ce of ergy, of uses for the atom amass wealth and a dubious rays our battalions; let us to historical facts. Leo a III as that will make our present KBTV. Denver KOA-TV sort of fame. Plenty of Providence trust abide serted there is nothing in his mode of living seem almost Channel 9 Ckannel 4 motion picture producers and work in our stations.— Published Weekly by tory that can shake the foun as primitive as that of tbe SACRED HEART PRO- CATHOLIC HOUR — Sun auction o ff vicarious sen Arthur Hugh Clough.— dations of the Church. And Taos Indians. day* of Auguit, 2 p.m.— sualism at whatever t h e Bothi* of TobeT-na-Vuoliek, THE CATHOUC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) GRAM — Snnday, 1:30 • • • he opened the archives at the SOMEWHERE HERE, it p.B. Conversation* with out market wjll bear. Numerous 938 Bannock Street, 1 Vatican to all scholars. seems to me, we have lost standing Catholic laymen. J f V dramatists are directly Foots 1 who fancy Christ KROO-TV. mistaken; mart a tool to buy Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 P.O. Box 1620 EVENTS IN THE WORLD contact with reality. It is a v^esponsible for tbe crimes of KIMN, Denver and sell; earth a failure, show there are two forces or wonderful thing to save for Colorado Springs impreesionable teen-agers. Channel 13 AVE MARIA HOUR— Snn God-forsaken, ante-room of camps contending for men’s the education and edification IF SATAN WERE TO AP THE CHRISTOPHERS— day, 7:15 a.m. hell.— C b a r 1 e s Kingsley minds. In the temporal world of our children remnants of PEAR to any one of them Subscription: Sunday. 1-1:30 p.n. FAMILY THEATER pro (1819-1876), The World'i the Kremlin and Washington past cultures. In order to do and make a direct cash offer, gram o f Father Patrick A g e . 81.60 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. are the two central poles, and it, however, must we sacri KOA, Denver if he were to say, “ I’ll buy Payfon. C.S.C.— Saturday. $2.00 per vear Outside Archdiocese of Denver. tbe Vatican is the recognized fice the hopes and lives of CATHOLIC HOUR — Sun your soul f o r a m illio n 6:30 p.m. Heaven is not reached at spiritual fortress pointing out the descendants of these day, 12 noon to 12:30. dollars,” then, how the man Canada, $2.75 a year per subscription. a single bound; but we build the perils to Chrutian civili eultmres? ASK AND LEARN — Sun J$FSC, Denver would tarn tail and run! But Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.50 a year. It' is a wonderful thing the ladder by which we rise zation. day. 10:15 p.m. SACRED HEART PRO- Satan is fa r more intelligent also to look ahead to the from the lowly earth to the For centnries the spiritual GRAM — (EngUsk) — and man far more stupid. Thursdoy, July 18, 1957 future. Is it reasonable and KBOL, Boulder vaulted skies, and we mount • 42 treasures of Catholic books Monday Ikroagb Friday. Tine is nothing to the “un have been available. The fight Christian, however, while ex- (1490 ke.) holy one." He prefers to Jet to its summit round by round. ierimenting so that we may SACRED HEART PRO 9 a.m. — Josiah Gilbert Holland for truth never will be won SACRED HEART P R O • man's own avarice eat away OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER by half-truth and error. Both tIve as kings, to forget those GRAM— Monday threngk (1819-1881), G r o d a tim . CRAM — (Spanish) — at the soul like sulphurous » m » The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial ap the fatal mistakes o f the past' nearby who live little better Saturday, 6:15 a.m. acid. Then, one day the man Saturday, 7 a.m.; Sunday. They say that man is proval. We confirm it aa the official pabUcatioo of tbe arch and the wisdom o f the ages than animals? KW6Y, Colorado Springs carries his poor substitute for 7:15 a.m. mighty, be governs land and diocese. Whatever appears in its columns over tbe signature are at hand to teach and MOMENTS OF MEDITA a soul in a hip pocket, THE VOICE OF ITALY— sea; be wields a mighty of the Ordinary or ^ose of tbe Officials of oar Curia is guide mankind. FORTY HOURS' | TION— daily, 6:45 a.iD. between the covers' of a (Italian) — Sunday, 7:30 scepter o'er leaser powers hereby declared official TO PRESENT-DAY SUNDAY IN HOLYWOOD. leather wallet DEVOTION I that be— and the hand that AMERICANS. Abraham Lin MarykaoU Miisionen — We hope Tbs Register wiU be read in every home of the Arthdioeeee o f Denver S thV christophers — Think of the pitiful, transi- rocks the cradle is the hand coln is a vivid example of Snndaye, 8:35 axn. archdiocese. education through reading. WEEK OF JULY 21, SIXTH | Sunday, 7 a.m. things some of us are that rules tbe world.—Wil We urge pa^rs, parents, and teachare to cultivate a Education now is more uni SUNDAY AFTER | KFKA, Greeley THE LAMPUCHTERS — S Dg to trade our souls lor: liam Ross Wallace (1819- taste in the children o: tbe archdiocese for the reading of versal than ever before. The PENTECOST I (1310 kc.) Weekdays, 7:20 p.m. Lust . . . gold . . . fame . . , 1 8 8 1), W hatRulei the Worldt The Register. tragedy is that so many after Glenwood Spring*,— St. Ste- g AV E MARIA HOUR— Snn VOICE OF ST. PAUL — power. What ia happening to • s • « URBAN J. VEHR leaving school regard their phen's Churcb g day. 12:30 p.m. Sundays, 7:20 p.m our sense of values? No one Diverse weights and di Archbishop of Denver education aa climaxed instead Maniten—Our Lady of Per- S (D r o p a letter or p oetcord to these sloiione, lefitng would trade a new Cadillac verse measures, both are Jan. 29. 1942 o f just beginning. And it ends petual Help Church (Thir them y o u appreciate these p rofra m a .) for last year’s Ford. Few abominable before God. — only with tbe grave. teen Hour*') would trade five years of P t o v . X X , 1 0 . • Telephone, Keystone 4>4205 Thursday, July 18, T9ST FACE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Registration on Aug. 29 8 New Windows Brighton Society Slates At St Patrick's School Are Installed in Parish Dinner July 28 Brighton.— (St. Augustine’s Sack; inside guard, John Haas; (St. Patrick's Parish, return* on Mondar, July 22, Parish)— The Altar and Rosary outside guard, Ralph Erges; D a n r e r ) a t 8 o'clock at the school and Minturn Church Society will sponsor the parish trustee for two years, Leroy F in^ registration for S t Pat the fellowini class will ha dinner Sunday, July 28. A roast Commark; trustee for three rick’s school will be held Thurs held on Friday, July 26, at Minturn.— (S t Patrick’s Par beef dinner will be served yean, At Sack; Columbian day, Aug. 29, from 9:30 to 11 8 p.m. Aoyoae is weleom* to ish)— Eight new windows have from 3 to 8 p.m. This dinner Home chairman, Joe Luttrell; o'clock at the school. All bona- attend these classes, been installed in St. Patrick’s takes the place of the annual dlsMct deputy, Jim Erges. fide parishioners will be able The Senior Newman Club will Church, and are a gift from the games party held in former to have their children accepted Altar and Rosary Society. The The knights are working on meet Friday, July 19, at 8 years. in school except for some good their float to be entered in the o’clock to complete plans for the blue and amber panes of the New K. of C. Officers reason which would disqualify windows, with the addition of Adams County Rodeo parade picnic which will be held on New Knights of Columbus them. Since it is not intended to the two new vHndows, help to Aug. 10 In Brighton. Also they Thursday, July 25. officers for the coming year have split sessions in any classes make the interior of the church are bednning plans for the The Senior Chur is practic are; Grand knight, Pat Dinges; this year, it will not be possible even more beautiful, bringing annual bazaar to be held Aug. ing Wednesday evenings at 8:30 deputy grand knight, Joe Sack; to register any children for the in more light The outside ap 24 and 26. chancellor, Rudy Dinges; war first grade w ^ are not parish o’clock in the school. Anyone of pearance of the church was also den, John A. Case; recorder, Harry Nies was honored as ioners. high school age or above is wel greatly improved. Installing of Bert Widfaolm; treasurer, Knight of the Month at the Pupils from Guardian Angels' come to Join. This choir sings the windows was done by David per Sack: advocate, George monUily breakfast Pari^ who were in school last regularly at the 10:30 o’clock Williams and Larry Roff. year at Sf. Patrick's will be Mass on Sunday. First Communion able to continue. All registra Christine Resting, daughter tion, however, will be on Aug. of Mr. and Mrs. John Keating, For 30 Children 29 only. Parishioners of S t Pat was baptized July 14 in S t Pat Thirty children from Gilman rick’s who do have children in rick’s Church. Mrs. Keating, the and Minturn who attended the school must have a set of en former Theresa Matkovich, has three-week religious vacation Colorado Springs velopes. been teaching the fourth grade school received their First InformatioB cIsmcs will at St. Patrick’s School. Communion in St. Patrick’.-* Church July 7. The parents of ;j. D. CROUCH the children received Commun Nancy Alonzo, Victor Martinez, and CTara C. D. O’BRIEN ion with then. Family-Style Dinner Set First Communicants L f nJ Alonzo; second row, Isabel Alonzo, Susan Alonzo, and Mary Lou Martinez; top row, Mass was celebrated by the Margaret Martinez, Dominga Martinez, Ethel Rev. Joseph J. Leberer, pastor, IIIIAI'ES From 2 Fomilies ' twotu rn families, in At Evergreen on July 21 Alonzo, and Judy Martinez. Mary Alonzo, an and the following altar boys ' i ; . . i< served: Jesse Gallegos, Ray Altar and Rosary Society will St. Helena’s Church, Fort Morgan, is shown other sister, joined the WACS and finished her Evergreen. — (C h u rch o f Romero, Jerry Romero, and Mipnivrrs above with the Rev. Herman Leite, pastor. instructions and received her First Communion Christ the King) — On Sunday, meet Thursday, July 18, at 8 Dickie Cryan. Hymns were p.m., in the parish hall. Every They are, left to right, bottom row, Hope A lon ij^in Fort McClellsn, Ala. July 21, still another family- sung by the older girls with ^ c u / t m style dinner, featuring ham as circle is again askeif to have a Jeanne Cryan as soloist. ths entree, will be served by the representative present to report Twenty-five first eomrauni- Quality Apparel St. J u ^ Circle with the Mother on circle activities, and bring 3-Week Vacation School .cants from Minturn were Mel Cabrini Circle members as co back important information nec- Parish Social IN COLORADO SPRINGS k vin Aguilar, Anthony Alber. hostesses. issary for efficient operation SINCE I era Joseph A r e lla n o , R ichard These complete dinners are of the respective circles. Duran, Michael Espinosa, Eu Kiowa and Tejoa Streets served from 3 to 7 p.m. for the 'The Men'r C l u b m et Is Held in Ft. Morgan In Stratton gene Gallegos,. Harold Galiens, U a t 10 :0 0 price of only $2 for adults and Wednesdar eveninf, July Marinita Gallegos, Rosaline SI for children. Everyone is in Fort Morgan.— (St. Helena's Jr.; Marc Downie, Ann Valerie Out at 5:00 17, to formulate final plan* Garcia, Larry Genzales, Fran vited. . for the Weitern (tyle bar Parish) — A summer vacation Luebbers, Gary Evan Donald ces Jiron, Cynthia Martinez, DRIVE IN The French dinner, which becue to be held on the par- school was conducted for three son, Glynis Ann Donalds* Set Julyh Roy Martinez, Steven Martinez, weeks in June. Father Herman liiomas Morena, Algen Philip SUPERIOR proved to be such an outstand iih ground* Satorday, July Joe Medina, Dorothy Mae Mon ' MOTEl ing success last year, again will 27. Ticket* ere now on «ale. Leite, pastor, and Mrs. Mar Johnson, Rosemsry Mendoza, Stratton.— (S t Charles Bor- toya, (jeraldine Ortego, Tito J CLEANERS garet Reagen taught the chil Teresa Marie Mese, Arlene De be featured Sunday, July 28. Father D. A. McMahon, pas romeo’s Parish)— The monthly Pena, Juan Roybal, Ruth Roy dren. bra Romero, Gregory John Mad Stay with "Joy” The cost of this dinner is $25 tor, and the chairmen of the card party of the parish will be bal, Anthony Sslczar, Sarah 624 W. Cole. ME. 4-3882 Seven children received their den, Maurine Ruth Hobbs, 820 N. Nevada per person and reservations are Starlight Dinner-dance commit held on Sunday evening, July Jane Salazar, Fred Salazar, First Communion on Sunday, Susan Marie Appelgarth, limited to the first 60 requests. tee thanked everyone who 21, at 8 p.m. The hosts and Raehwl Trujillo, and Lucy Vigil. June 30: Linda and Donald Amelia Santos, Timothy Kurt Western Barbecue helped make this event another hostesses for this event will be E n glish , R ic h a r d MulviiiiU, Ross, Gregoria Ramirez, Lucio Five first communicants The executive «ymcil of the social and financial success. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shean, Hr. Ronald McFarland, Stephen Ramirez, Jr.; Debra Kay Bil from Gilman were Betty Joe Please Patronize and Mrs. Andrew Selenke, Mr. Westhoff, Katherine Dulebahn, liard, Dennis Eugene Tackett, Duran, Kenny Mills, Elmer and Mrs. Joe Schulte, Mr. and Your REGISTER Alice Schaffer. Scynthia Ann Padilla, Basilic Rodriguez, Fabian Rodriguez, M A Y REALTY Mrs. John Schulte, Mrs. Char In an earlier class 10 girls Molina, Isabel Maria Campos, Jr., and Silviana Salazar. Advertisers and City's USO to Sponsor lotte Scothorn, and Mr. and and one boy received their First Victorine Ann Gearhart, Ed Mrs. Bill Schmidt Three Benedictine Sisters Mention R E A L T O R Communion: Clara, Ethel, Hope, ward John Sek, David John from Chicago, Sister Sebastian, THE REGISTER Dance at the Rainbow Isabel, N a n cy , and Susan Chavez, Yvonne Marie Beau- Gregory Gamble, son of Mr. Sister Mary Grace, and Sister and Mrs. Hugh Gamble, has Alonzo (sisters); D ojninga rez, Alma Chavez, Rosa Maria Arnoldine, condueUd the re INSURANCE - LOANS been ill in the Burlington hos A city-wide dance for all mili wen’s Fanfare." Martinez, Judy, Margaret, Mary Euna, Frank Gutierrez, Jr.; ligious vacation school with the tary personnel, sponsored by the Military men and women and Lou, and Victor Martinez. These T im oth y D ean -JFifeiroer, A lex pital. morning instruction classes at Denver USO will be held Satur members of the USO Junior last four are brother and sis Roy fioney, Cecillo Placi^p As the result of an accident, Minturn, and then a journey to 725 N. Tejon St. day, July 27, at 8:30 p.m. at Hostess Clubs and their guests ters. Mary, another Alonzo sis Rodriguez, Fide! Del Toro, Jr.; Billie Ehlers, ton of Mr. and Gihnan for classes in the after OOfNCtS-l the Rainbow Ballroom, Fifth may attend. Tickets are avail ter, enlisted in the VACs be Juan Rafael Garaz, Araando Mrs. William Eblers, is con noon. Colorado Springs, Colo. fore her instructions 'were Pachecano, Carlos Donee, Rosa fined to the hospital in Great and Broadway. able free of charge at all Den The float eniered by the OWefar* ^ M S . Bend, Kans. M E. 3-7731 Music will be provided by a ver USO Clubs and Service finished. She received her First Elva Ocanas, and Maria Guada Altar Society in the Fourth of J a irrant from the Recording In Clubs. Communion in Fort McClellan, lupe Nuncio. During the past week, the July parade was beautiful and dustries Trust Fund with co The master of ceremonies will A la. Marriages include those of men of S t Mary’s Parish, Flag the women of the society are to Joselin Gutierrez and Aurora operation of Local 20, American be Kenney A. Broman of the Holy Nome Society ler, worked on the parish be commended on their co-op Jimenez, Richard Kenneth Meis grounds. Federation of Musicians. Bill Mile-Fi Optimist Club. Ed Officers Elected eration and hard work. H E . 3-6340 HE. 4-a2SI The Heyse Sheet Pitre and his orchestra will Ciwras of Catholic Charities is and Lois Hoffman, and Grange The annuel Kaieht* of Col- LARRY iE R R Y furnish the music with inter among the USO Club sponsors The following were elected Edward Eaves and Thelma H etal & Roofing officers of the Holy Name So Jean Weber. unbui picnic will be held in mission entertainment by “Bo of the show. Madden Plambing Co. INCORPORATED ciety; George Goedert, presi Funerals were held for An Ih* Stratton Park on Sunder •raninf, July 28. All the Ft. Morgan Unit PLUMBING CONTRACTORS HEATING ROOFING dent; James Patten, vice presi thony Joseph Mesas, three days PLUMBING REPAIRS SHEE1 METAL dent and membership chairman; old; Paul Acosta, 29 years old; knifbti and their familie* are GAS WATER HEATERS 528 SO NEVADA John Higgins, treasurer; Ro Rosemary Mendoza, one dav; invited to attend. fMM at 2.00*3 Kri V Ctlino *i« Pbeati ME. 2-4S6I Ett tUl bert Austin, secretary; John Emilio Chavez, three months July 21 is Communion Sun Host to Section Kuntz, marshal; Thomas Gren- old; Emanuel Acosta, 33 years day for the members of the nan, chairman of the sick and old (brother to Paul Acosta): Flagler Altar and Rosary So Pete Beroni vigil committee; program chair James Schaffer, and Joseph ciety and also for the Stntton Fnrm itiire Shop man, Matthew Rodney; press, Helget, 87 years old. CYO. CYO Meeting William C. Craron 'UPHOLSTERING screen, TV, radio chairman, REwUPHOLSTERINC AND Optometrist Angelo Panella; publicity chair At St. Joseph's* Redem ptorist On July 7 the CYO of St. REPAIRING man, Stephen Cyprian; youth Helena’* Pariih, Fort Mor Slip Covert Md DrapoHw 12S Nertb 1*1** SL Mod* to Order committee chairmen, Matthew gan, wa* hoit to tho north- PHONE ME 2-36«l Rodney and LeRoy “Rockie” aaitern Colorado CYO in the . Furaitare Made le Order COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. 8 24-32 3 W«h**leb Av ME 2-S40I Reagen. These officers were Solemn Mass Scheduled VFW Hall. Thii rally began solemnly installed in the church at 2(30 p.m. with regietra- by Father Leite. A phone com lion followed by a general mittee was otganized to remind meeting and outlina of aetiv- FRED'S BOOTERY The firms listed here men of meetings and Com On Order's Patron Feast itie* and a picnic at RiTeriide 106 E. Pike* Peek Av*. deserve to.be remembered m union. Park with twimming and (St. Jo*aph’i Redemptoriit when you are distributing ■ Members of the CYO meet month to repair some of the other form* of recreation. The Korea of JUMPING JACK SHOES your patronage in the dif twice each month. One meeting Pari*h, Denver) altar boys’ cassocks and sur Following thi* there wa* is a business meeting and the This Sunday, July 21, is the plices. Bonadietien of the Bleiied From ferent lines of business. other is a religipus instruction Feast of the Most Holy Re The Rev. Paul Hogan, Sacrament,' R o * a r y, and Cradle to Tooa-Ago Boy» dk GiHe class conducted by Father deemer, the patroual feast of C.SS.R., took the Redemptorist Litany of the BIai**d Virgin. Leite. At the meeting June 12 the Redemptorist Fathers. To seminarians on an outing last A t 8 p.m. * di*cu**ion ZECHA & /iDAMS Recommended Firms the following new officers were commemorate this feast there week to Estes Park. There will “Should Ma** Be Said in J .B . SH E A R E R C .J . SH EA RE R elected: Jo Ellen Grdnt, presi w ill be a Solem n M ass a t 10 be six new boys entering the E«gtf*h?” wa* eonduetad by Coaoce Serric* Statiea dent; Edna McFarland, vice o’clock. The Very Rev. Charles seminary in Kirkwood, Mo., this Father* Jane* Halloran of president; Nelly Goetzfried, Buckley, C.SS.R., pastor, will fall. Another outing is being Flaming and Kerman Breu- for Auto secretary; and Gloria Juarez, be the cel^rant; the Rev. Ed planned for the last part of nig of Bruih. From 9 to treasurer. Dorothy McFarland mund Amigh, C.SS.R., deacon; A ugu st. 10:30 thoro wa* a danca. was elected corresponding sec and the Rev. Paul Hogan, Regular meetings for the al More than 100 hoy* and girl* Colorado Springi, Colo. | SERVICE retary. C.SS.R., subdeacon. The m v . tar boys are being conducted attended thi* r*lly. ^ N av«d* A t *. *1 C aebi I* Pwidrv Two groups have been formed Waiter Karrer, C.SS.R., will each Friday morning at 10 F a t h e r * Nerraen Leite, fo r the B lock R osary w ith 10 preach the sermon. o’clock. The serving list is read Fort Morgan; John WaUh, to 12 members in each group. The adult choir will sing for at this time, and the appoint Holyokoj Chart** Salmon, Meetings are held each Tuesday the Mass under the direction of BUCK SPORTING Aley Drug Co. ments for the various Masses Crook and lliff; Jam ei Kane, evening at 7 o’clock. Helen Sedimayr, and Robert are discussed. The m eeting are Starling; and Leonard Albor- PRESCRIPTION The CFM (Catholic Family GOODS CO. Williams Nash, Inc. Cavarra will play the organ. followed by some form of recre crembie, Roggen, war* also Movement) was organized in This will be the last Sunday DRUGGISTS ation for the boys. p ro ia n t Phene ME. 2-3245 the parish. These married cou Pk. ME. 4-IMS S32S* ftleaSt. High Mass until September. The preliminary work on ‘'Evorythlng for Evory Sport* ples meet twice a month on n o NO TEJON ST COLORADO SPRINGS Auikoriied Sales & Seroice To Repair Linens the renOTBliea of the *iiten' Wednesday evenings. All mem ' The Sewing Circle of the Al convent i* all finished. The M ark It 'N ows* bers receive Holy Communion tar and Rosary Society met at censtruetien work began thi* in i group on the First Friday Correipondcnis are aiked Expert Mechanical Work All Makes the home of Mrs. Shepherd last Week, end all the contract* of each month in the 6 p.m, pleaae lo mark “ Mew* C op y" week to repair the altar linens, have bean let. It will be 2030 S. Univeraity SH. 4-2781 Mass. Plans have been made on the outaide of the envelope and to make some faneywork to aboat the middle of Septem for a Cana Conference. The Murray Drug Co. OPEN EVENINGS be given away in the fall. The ber before the jab ii com in wbiefa ile m i are tent lo the New Officers circle will meet again next p le te d . KegU lrr. Preaeriptioai Aeenrataly Fillod Elected by K. of C. Main Slore— 116 E . Pikes Peak M E. 2.1!>93 N ew officers have been elected hy the K. of C. Council Norlh Slore— 832 Tejon ME. 4-4861 2742: Kenneth McFarland, grand knight; Tom Grennan, PROFESSlONia PHARMACY deputy grand knight; John .SOI North Tejon M E. 4-S541 Kuntz, chancellor; M. L. Me- Girr. financial secretary; Paul Horton, recorder: Francis Ross, warden; Steve (Jyprlan, treas t a C io w e e urer; George Goedert, advocate; •n B«st Colhis Joe Appelhans, inside guard; Don Semroska, outaide £uard; Florida 5-4461 and John Him ns, Leo Weber, Fort Collins “ IPa Pon’i ITaiKglfl the Busines Just Yours" Howard Westhoff, trustees. In- atallatioDB of these officers will be held in the evening of Ju ly 26. A Id fn crowd of parishioners sttenifed the annual parish picnic at Riverside Park. The DREILING MOTORS The firms listed here ice cream was donated by the Buick and GMC Trucks sen Vice deserve to be remembered Knights of Columbus. Baptised were Manuel Gon 230 South College Ave. Phone HU 2-7334 when you are distributing zales, Jr.; Mrs. Lee Rosas (con your patronage to the dif vert), Jitona Irene Auatin, ferent lines of business. Roger Dean, Anthony Westhoff, A nd rew L a u r e n c e G arcia, SHINN PHARMAa 1 George Daniel Montez, Judy Mary Cook, Philip Marlines, “ Y o u r Poriih D r u g s s o r s ” G E T O U R HU 2-1035 and HU 2-1036 Northern Hotel Bldg. LOW PRICE St. Vincent de Paul "ftoTlherH Colorado's Salvoge Bureau The Store with a Smile L t a d i n t OeRortmenl Store” 1 PICKUP SCHEDULE M onday 4-H O hsorvonce National 4-H Clubjing, by singing hymns and receiving Corn- North Donver, Arvade, Church Sunday was ob- umnion in g group in the Mass celebrated by W eatm intier, T borD ton, ae THE REGISTER CLASSIFIED GHS RESULTS 'Phone Today KE. 4-4205 To Place Your Classified Ad in the Register- j . EDUCATION 13 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 AUTOS (Used) 5 1 Auto Dealer's PBX SWITCHBOARD ST. VINCENT da PAUL S P E C U L I 8 T 1 PIux r*e«ntlonixt trmtnlnt. But). in Esst snd South Denver dtBxndi tnlBxd pvnMotl. P A R IS H . AU taut. F m pUctennnt tor choM 1215 South Clayton property. For results list Gift to Parish oho nulifj. 1 bdrm.. S.yr.-old brick, 8 bath*. your property with Bill D reiig Switchboard School 2 fircplac.a, n tin ( ipaei In JOHN F. BRUNO Tminlnt u 8 Wocki kiteb., FF bemt, all plt«(«r^ wall* main floor and bamL, front REALTOR D«8 or E rnlna Ea.t 22nd A Katraty D E S-t2M H80 Losnn St. EB.4-47S8 driva rarava. No. I bua In front. Brings in Orders Can asaunaa If... 6% loan. 'Try The Best in Used 16,000 doam. An advertiser became ‘‘vic 2341 Eaat Arisena Acrosa atrvaC fraoi ebureb and 4178 Oacaola tim’’ of the power of advertis Or New Cars achool la tbfa 8 bdrm., 7-yr.-o1d (Naar Rayi*) ing. Because of Johnny Pro- Grantiand Pre-School brick. 8 batba. caTpotod, drapaa, BaauHIol 3 badraom bland brick. copio's donation of the grand and Kindergarten tiM. appl.. mabce. panalvd dan 120 TO CHOOSE wllh (tone fireplace, 8-ear atL 2 batba Full FlBfabcd baaamant. gift at the Presentation Parish ear., cDppar aprinklar ayatam, Double vara fa . Carpala aad FROM festival in June, Tom Murray, MorDiag* and full Day* fanetd yard. Prietd (or a quick drapaa. Try $3,000. tala Mra. L. Luateke, AL. 5-8086 ish news and events. Pictured from left are Mrs. of Tom Murray and Associate, llW l Si. Paul EA. 2-14T4 'Angels of the Press' Mack Switzer, EA. 2-3733; Mrs. Eugene Wil* Denver publicity firm, will buy OUR LADY OP LOURDES Ountaa Raally B A N K R A T E S llama, FL. 6'9093; -Mrs. Joseph Gibbons, FL. his next automobile from Mr. 1985 So. Pannaylvania t«« for newt of St. Philomen*'s Pjirish, Den- A roal nice modamiatd 8-bdmi. v*r, studiet the assembled news of the week in 5-6293; and Mrs. Clifford Stanley, DU. 8-1984. P ro co p io . family boma. eatlny apaca In PIANOS, MUSICAL Up lo 3 Years to Pay [ireparation for the Tuesday noon R tg itte r dead- The parish correspondents request that all news President of Decatur Auto TUTORING 13A kitetaan. (nil alaad dinrm.. fnll bamL with lye. (anilr room pin* be turned in to them by 8 o’clock Monday eve Co., Inc., 2795 W. Alameda INSTRUMENTS 39 il-ine. The cojnmittee meets on Tuesday mornings aitia bld|. alt* and It I* a ataal at 9:30 o’clock to type up and assemble the par- ning. Street, Mr. Procopio has won Vacation Tutoring in Ele for 818,100. SHOP srotisd tbaa aaa ear plaaa ralnai. the gratitude of Presentation mentary Subjecta by local 5K. 6-8341 RA. 2-3980 TOM WALKEB PUNOB No Money Down parishioners for his generosity. Parochial School Teachera— AMEN-COSTELLO Eaiy Parktny A story of his donation was car 1848 &. Bdwy. 8 P .M I I 4 East Denver Pariah. REALTY W t Financt Your S t Philomena's New PTA Officers ried in the Denvtr Calkotie Used Pianos — All Styles S tg ia U r. Elizabeth Liggett SALES — 8EJ1VICB — RENTALS Down raymenO "It is because I read the F L . 5-8094 (Caah paid (or yoed oiad PIANQSI For R e g itte r each week,” Mr. Mur South Denver Piano 2111 W. Alameda Coming Year Assume Duties ray wrote, "that I learned of FOR SALE 8*17 So. Broadway RA. 8-1414 your generosity to the Presen HOME TO SHARE 19A . (St. Pkilomatu’* Parith,' men, Mrs. Conrad, Mrs. Con this week on sn extensive two- Country Estate tation Parish festival. Although CLOTHING & FURS 41 rad, Mrs. Samuel Coyle, and month trip to seversl Eastern Coupjo lo ihirr home. I r « rtnl. Yon PE 34695 OPEN EVES. P n o v a r ) I do not live near 2795 W. Ala 10 acres with OUTSTAND Mrs. Irvin Jones; league, Mrs. cities. On July 26 she will sail POT utUitIo* ond So*ri nia. Near Clothl&c for tntira fan New officers of St. Phiio- meda, I will not only buy my GE. 8-1818 ING VIEW OP MOUN ily, fonutfe W« alio band]* bed John Waggoner; and deanery, to Ireland. Mrs. Gunnison at mena's PTA for 1967-58 of TAINS, NEAR ARVADA. •protdCa drapes, eortalsi snd ih oci M rt Harold Mead. tended schools there. rot». O^poeSt* J.C.R.E. 8boppfat! Cen* rooms for rent- New Roman Brick home, 3 ficially assumed their duties at Ttte Rev. Joseph M. O’Mal Mr. and Mrs. M. Blake Vif- ter. Opra 10 to I deily czeapt Ssndey an officers’ exchange meeting |uain and family have returned furnished 20 bdrma., 1% bythh. Full base tad MoiuUy ley, spiritual director of the MAGIO D4LL0R • Want a Job? July 11 in the home of the out ment Deep domestic well, 6' PTA, thanked all those pres rom a two-week trip to Salt ST. PHILOMENA u r o W Cottu 0B. T.«464 going president, Mrs. Leonard of irrigation water. Fine pas ent for their work the past Lake City and Yellowstone Lovely room in private home, • W ant to Sell? C . H art. ture for your saddle horses. year and wished all new offi Park. garage. JIO per week. EA. APPLIANCES 45 Don’t miss this opportunity. The new officers are presi cers success in the coming year. Mrs, Gilbert Ciehoski, her 2-2529 I I I BARGAINS I I I ' • W ant to Hire? dent, Mrs. Robert Bell; first Luncheon was served and son, and her mother are spend Call HA. 4.5511 vice president, Mrs. Joseph ing two weeks with relatives Uaad Vacunm Claaoara Tnda-lna, all each outgoii^ officer and com FURNISHED for appointmaat mmkaa tad modala II and op, Opea • Want to Bny? M cCo;; second vice president, mittee member were presented in Southern California. APARTMENTS 25 Sondaya. 16 a-m. te I p.m 888* W Mrs. Julius Conrad; secretary, s gift in gratitude for their t8nd 4ve QL *-7181. • Want to Rent? Mrs. Harry Weber; treasurer, w ork. 'Youngsters' Boll Team Holy Family 8 Urea rooma. wllb child cara. CHRIST THE KING BUILDING Mrs. John Doyle; historian, The East Denver “Young- GL. 1-7187 • Want n Home? Mrs. Byron Anderson; and au Girl Scout Awords sUrs” baseball team played 1235 Hudton MATERIALS 46A ditor, Mrs. Joseph Barry. When Girl Scout Troop 365, their first night game Wednes REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 8 bdrm. Ranch. 4th bdrm. and Detailed reports were given day at Ft. L u p to n . The raeraatlon room In (inicbad baaa !6 fifth grade girls, under the mant. 2 batbi. Carpata aad drapaa. NEW AND USED at this meeting by the 1956-57 leadership of Mrs. Irvin Jones ‘‘Youngstara’' sch^uled either Owner aayar to mil. labmil o((cr. officers and committee chair a game or practice each Sunday BLESSED SACRAMENT BUILDING MATERIALS and Mrs. Edward Quarles, met 2OSO GLENCOE Elmor Starai PlwaMat IfMPK “Soy You Sme It m at 1 p.m. at the park, 12th and men, that Included president, recently, the following girls re OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY lOSO Hally F L S-1247 THE REGISTER" Mrs. Hart; first vice president, ceived badges for completion Dexter. Several players are St Johnny Procopio Elbow TOOBI lor tba yrowlny tam- Uy. 3 bdnai. PLUS 4tk la baaa- Kerdy Wracking Mrs. ■ William Glenn;- second of second cisss rank at a court Philomena's school boys. Any next automobile from you but mtot. Hot water bant. Contractor! vice president, Mrs. William o f aw a rd s: information r e g a r d i n g (his Cherry Creek Realty HOLY FAMILY ■81 I'lutllli tA 84411 Huason; secretary, Mrs. Eu- Barbara Buerkle, Bonnie Jo team may be obtained from wilt u »e all my frieniii to do 3023 East 2nd Ava. F L S-354S B y O w ner ene D. Williams: treasurer, Burke, Pauline Connor, Eileen Mack Switzer, EA. 2-3733. lik ew iS f.” 2 bdrm brick, plus 2 bdmu S[re. Douglas C. Poth; histo Curry, Dora Dinsmore, Marcia M iss M a r i l y n Waggoner, Mr. Procopio, a member of The firms listed here Call in basement. Large kitchen rian, Mrs. Daniel Hoskins; and D ou gla s, T e r r y Ann Grant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil Presentation Parish, is a reg deserve to be^ remembered auditor, Mrs. Robert Watson. Margaret Mary Jones. Susan liam Waggoner, 940 S t e e le ular advertiser in the R e g itU r and living rm. 2 blocks to THE REGISTER as well as special editions and WILSON & WILSON H.F. grade and Hi school. when you are distributing Committee members report L av eo, M a u r e e n O’Connor, Street recently returned from R E . 4 - 4 2 0 5 ing were program, Mrs. ftank Anne Owens, Linda Qnante, St Louis, Mo. She is a June various bazaar ads. REALTY On bus. —GR. 7-6113 your patronage in the dif (iarter; ways and means, Mrs. Marie Louise Quarles, Jean graduate of the School of the UST AND BUY THROUGH ferent lines of business. William Glenn; health, Mrs. Mary Reardon, Caro^n Son- Siatera of Notre Dame and will Slop for Safety YOUR CATHOUC REALTOR J o h n Smithline; hospitality, neltner, and Carolyn williams. return in September as an ST. CATHERINE A state law in Colorado re Mrs. Gerald Pilloon and Mrs. . Entertainment for the par- aspirant to the society. 38 08 Z U N l quires that motor vehicles, John Tynan; safety, Mrs. Don ente and friends was conducted The Rev. Charles B. Aziere, 3 bdrm. bomt, larya llvini room when driving from an alley, with Ftra-Pbcc. Lavtiy kitebva ald Steinkamp; sick, Mrs. Wil along a program theme of ‘‘In O.S.B., of St Benedict's Col driveway, or building m ust aad eonntctsd dinlay room. Ra- liam Husson; coffee and silver, ternational Friendship." eently remodeled. I car yaraya. lege, Atchison, Kens., is vaca make a complete atop immedi Mrs. Anthony Joy and Mrs, Jo The girls are registered for tioning for two weeks as a $ljl80 will baodla. ately prior to driving onto a Home la axcaliaat eonditiaa. seph Gibbons; their first troop camping July guest of Mr. and Mrs. Maurus sidewalk or into the sidewalk Membership, Mrs. J o h n 20 and 21 at Twisted Pines. Aziere. While in Denver Fa WILSON & WILSON area extending across any al Doyle and Mrs. Denver Ford; They will be accompatiied by ther Aziere will act as deacon leyway' or private driveway. REALTY philanthropic, Mrs. James Mc- Mrs. Albert Dinsmore, Mrs. at the First Solemn Mass of A RIGHT GOOD BUY Robert Reardon, Mrs. Russell This from the State Patrol. Namee; social, Mrs. Edwin the Rev. John E. Cotter, July 1900 So. Grant Hutchinson; room mother chair- Buerkle, and Mrs. Andrew 2 1 . . DMutIful corner loccIlMa 2 MriBa* Burke. • Most members of the >tar f e ' " * qsm- NOTICE TO CREDITORS leave July 20 for two-week WOOD, Dccraied. O rd e r from School. $24,000— Outstand DECORATING Cleaned • Repaired lay. rtmodaM down tad wool «om. maneuvers with the Marine Air Notice ia haraby liven that on the fort*. Wool batt* for ta la 1488 H. No. P-M14 ing Opportunity. Ird Ava OU.S-8S88.______Reserve Corps prior to going 8trd day cf Jnly. 1867, 1 will praeant New Gutters • Spouls ESTATE OF VICTOR JAH. Do- to the ^ un ty Court of the City and Dial A Dinner" MR. WILLIS COATES roaaod. on active duty for six months County a( Danrcr, Colorado, my ac SK . 6-1042 , % Gutter Specialisls ROOFS AND ROOFING Notira la horabr (Ivon that eo tbo the latter part of August. count* for final •aUlamanc of tb« t8th dar of Juno, 1867, lotUro of AC. 24891 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Coyle adminlitration ol aaid a*tata. wbrn MOORE Adtnisiilntion wer* iiauod to tbo and whara all ptrioex rin tntarait tmdtnlfnod ai Adminlalrator of tba of 866 Adams Street and their may appear and object to them, \£ Virginia Baked Hsra REALTOR abovo naiBod oalatc, and all ponona Roof Repairs t h r e e children recently re tbar .0 dailra. Sout^m Fried Chicken 2234 S. Colorado SK. 6-3601 EICO bavins clalma afolnit laid citato aro turned from a three-week trip Notica i* alio haraby yltaa that rcqulM to filo tham for allownneo Ihara baa bora (Dad in laid aaiau Ar-Qued Ribs Insurance Work in tbo County Court of tbo City aaid to New York City, where they Jumbq raed Shrimp a pailtioa aablnr for a jodlclal at- BLESSED SACRAMENT DECORATING County of Donvor, Colorado, witbln visited Mrs. Coyle’s parents. eartaidmant and dttarminatfoa of tba L obster fix montba from oaid data or oald Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rotole bairt of aueb dacaaied. and aattini 5020 Mentvltw clalma will bo forover barred. forth that tba naiuaa, addraataa and Rosst Beef snd Pork II344 W. DtkeU RA, 2-2213[ MAXWELL'S ANDREW WVSOWATCKY, announce the birth of their ralationtbip of all partoa*. wbo ara (Cle$»4 Tuaday) 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. First Admtnlatnilor. ninth child, a boy, in St. Jo or claim to be bain of tald deceaxad, floor den snd utility room. SH Er METAL Firxt Publication Junt 87. 1887 seph's Hospital on July 14. to far t* known to the potitionitt Terrific Potential. DRUGGISTS Ltat Piblicaiinn July 81, 1887 era at (ollowa, le-wit: AMERICAN iPubllibod in Iho Catholic Roriatarl M rs. E u g e n e Blish and Jamci Gilliam Norwood, unknown, BLAIR REALTY AUODIN OBUG CO. ROOFING SHEET BIETAL daughter. Maiy. visited friends brother: Ralph Flaldi Norwood. SALESMEN 9A l U a Loyan AC. 2-0673 2618 E. Colfa* Ava. PE. 8-7*18 CONTRACrtNC COMPANY NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT in Colorado Springs for sev 1178 Bridft Road. Charlaiton 4, RA. 2-9331 C u tttrt rn airod aad roplaetd, F.STATE OF MARY BARNISH, POTENTIAL llt,8»0—A d-araataod. eral days recently, W en Va.. brother; biri. W. D. YEAR HAN7 ' YOUB PRESCRIPTIONS DECEASED. Brown, St4 Alma Drive. Norfolk. Can you meet peopfe eoelly — put will ba 6Uad corractly at rhorooyaiy Lxparitnetd. DaPtadaMa No. P.M8S Mrs. A. M. Gunnison, 811 Va., .letar; Shellie Vtrnoa WASHINGTON PARK PHABHACT Fboaa far Proa Catbnta C(L 4^2422 Notica la boraby fivon tbit on the •eroM ideo* wUb entbueleem ond Fillmore Street, left Denver Norwo^, 1817 Halxtead A v.„ Nor eoDvJction? Tbeti lueitUve Itfe Pb SP 7 -«7 t* 101* Sooth Gaylord S s B M T J toih day of Ausual. 1857, I will nra- folk. Virfinia, brother; Euri. Lon- aont to tba County Court of iba CitV •ttnfict •elllns it tor you. Older 2 UPHOLSTERERS nia Norwood, Routa I. Ht. Holly, Cell SP. 7wG49l SOIL PROBLEMS and County of Donvar, Colorado, my North Caroline, brother; Child of aecouata (or final aottlomcni of tba Courtesy Pays Mocele Mery Norwood Pickard, Bedroom Home Bipart apboliiarr tad atrpat alaaalBy admlnlitntioB o( aaid oilatt whoo An Bgfrosaively independ daeeaeod aletart Mre. J. W. Boyd, Salesmen or Lodie$ 9B ia yoar bom* or aar ahop. Cargat and wbaro all poraooi in fntaaeat O n shady street out rapoiriay aad bytry. Uayd EUlM ent attitude an the part of 181S Liberty Sirvat. Durham, Let REYNOLDS COLOR.ADO DISTRIBUTORS may appoar and objact to tham if North Carolina, nirac; Child of * sso.oo 148 Wadawartk. B E 2-828*. tb w ' ao Haaira. driver* i* bennd to l«ad to Gaore. Frank Norwood, decaaiad To Chur