Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT TO BE DEDICATED DEC. 14 + + + 4- Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1943— Permission to Reproduce, Except + on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 Bi. Friday Following Issue Decency Pledge Typical of the Beauty o? Archbishop Vehr Will Si. Francis Seraph in .North Denver are the “ Vision of St. Francis” in St. Francis* shrine (lop) and the sanctuary of Christ the King chapel, To Be Taken at which are shown here. Tlie convent will be dedicated on 'Thursday, Officiate at Rite in Dec. 14, by .4rchbishop Vehr. DENVER CATHOLIC Masses Sunday The following pledge of the Le- Nuns’ Mother-House ion of Decency, by order o f Arch- fishop Urban J, Vehr, is to be read ' ! "■ ■ by the priests and taken by the futhful at all Masses in the arch Solemn Mass Will Be Offered at 10 by Father diocese this Sunday: REGISTER PLEDGE OF THE LEGION OF The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Crispin Pfirman, O .F.M .; Attendance DECENCY Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Pope Pint XI Maid in hit En Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. cyclical on Motion Pictures; “ Ml , By Invitation Only patlort of m o u I m shall undertake VOL. XXXIX. No. 15. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, DEC. 9, 1943. $1 PER YEAR to obtain each year a pledge sim- [ (B y M ax Greedy) ilar to the one already alluded to, ' St. Joseph’s convent, mother-house and novitiate of St. ichieh it given by their American: Some 160 Men Can Be Accommodated brothers, and in which they prom Joseph’s province of the Sisters of St. Francis Seraph of ise to stay away from motion pic Through K. of C.-NCCS Project the Perpetual Adoration, will be dedicated on Tuesday, Dec. ture plays offensive to truth and 14, by Archbishop'TJrban J. Vehr, assisted by the Rev. Vin Christian morality." cent R. Hughes, O.P., and the Rev. Gregory Smith. The Bishops in their annual Dormitory for Servico Men to meeting in ITashington requested Masters of cetemonies for both the dedication cere all Ordinaries to have the Pledge I monies and the Solemn Mass, coram Archiepiscopo, will be of the Legion of Decency taken '■ the Rev. David Maloney, the Rev. Jerome Weinert, and the by all the faithful at all Masses, in i Be Open for Use This Saturday Rev. Roger Hoehn, O.S.B. I all churches and chapels through-\ The Solemn Ma.sa will be Cathedral Choir Gives ou tjh e United States, on the Snn-i offered at 10 a.m. Chaplains to day within the Octave of the. Im- ; the Archbishop will be Father maculate Conception, December 12. \ The NCCS-K. of C. dormitory dormitory. New wash-room facili State Teachers’ college in Greeley Hughes and Father Smith. The 38 Members to Armed IN THE NAME OF THE: for service men will be opened for ties, which will include several last year and arrangements were celebrant of the Mass will be the F.\THER AND OF THE! (iailv u.se on the third floor of the showers .and shaving and wa.shing made to purchase beds, blankets, Services of America i:SO-NCCS club at E. 16th and and bedding for 60 double units. Very Rev. Crispin Pfirman, O.F.M. SON AND OF THE HOLY facilities, are being installed on the The deacon will be the Rev. John Grant this Saturday. Remodeling second floor. They will be ready Personnel will be .secured this GHOST. AMEN. work on the top floor of the build R. Vidal, C.M.; and the subdeacon for use next Tuesday. week for operating the dormitory, will be the Rev. Thomas P. Barry. Thirty-eight members of the I condemn inderent and im-1 ing, which had been in progress for which will be open for the use of moral motion pictures and several months, was completed this The opening of the sleeping fa The sermon' will be preached by famed Cathedral male vested cilities will meet a long-felt need in service men every night. The heav. the Rev. Joseph R. Kane, O.M.l.,- those which glorify crime or week. Double-deck beds that will iest load is expected over the week choir have entered the armed accommodate approximately 160 Denver, where there is an acute of Colorado Springs. services of the country since the criminals. I promise to unite shortage of rooms for the service ends, when the USO-NCCS club is men were purchased from Colorado Sisters’ Choir to Sing outbreak, of the war, it was an men of the nearby army posts, and used by hundreds of service men. with all who protest against State Teachers’ college in Greeley For the past several weeks the cen The sisters’ choir will provide nounced this week by the Rt. Rev. them. and are being set up in the new represents the result of months of the music both for the dedicatorj’ Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti, planning by a joint NCCS and ter has remained open on Satur ceremonies and for the Mass. Mrs. V.G., who has directed the choir I acknowledge my obliga - f + Knights of Columbus committee. days for use by men who could not secure sleeping quarters elsewhere H. Magnani is director of the since its inception 30 years ap;o. tion to form a right con The first step in the project was choir, and Sister M. Ema Louise The ex-choir members are in science about pictures that are begun last Rummer with the annual in the city. As many as 260 sol diers, sailors, and marines have is the organist. virtually every branch of the serv dangerous to my moral life. New USO-NCCS Silver Dollar days, the proceeds of ice and are stationed in this coun which were allocated for a service utilized every available cot, sofa After the dedication services, As a member o f the Legion and chair, and even floor space on a dinner for the clergy will be try and the war fronts of the men’s dormitory. It was found world. Nearly all of them cor of Decency, I pledge myself necessary to install new heating these occasions. From this Satur served in the convent dining room Director’s Son day on at least 160 of them are as at 11:30 a. m. respond with Monsignor Bosetti. to see only good pictures. I equipment in the K. of C. building, ’The present members of the to build additional lavatory facili sured of a comfortable bed in ideal Because of the limited promise, further, to stay away surroundings. seating capacity of the con choir are to sign letters, express altogether from places of ties, and to remodel the entire third ing holiday greetings, after choir Missing in War floor of the edifice, which is used The special committee that ar vent chapel, participation in amusement which show pic the dedication services is by practice this Thursday evening. as the local USO-NCCS club, be ranged and directed the project in tures that can be an occasion cludes the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John invitation only. The letters will be sent to the These are anxious days for Cecil fore the dormitory could be put former members later this week. of sin. into operation. And then came the R. Mulroy, diocesan NCCS moder Invitations to be present for the Jolley, new director of the USO- question of securing beds and bed ator; J. kernan Weekbaugh, Wil dedication ceremonies have been NCCS clu at E. 16th and Grant in ding. With the co-operation of the liam McGlone, Thomas Nevin, Mrs. extended to the Ordinaries of the Denver, who arrived here Monday local FS.A agent, Howard Beres- John T. Tierney, Raymond T/ dioceses in which the Sisters of St. to replace Franklyn Sullivan, who ford, priorities were secured on Young, J. Franklyn Sullivan, the Francis Seraph of this province was named association regional di equipment that had been used by Rev. Elmer J. Kolka, and the Rev, have institutions: Archbishop Ed win V. Byrne of Santa Fe, Bishop rector of the NCCS. Mr. Jolley’s the service men who attended the W. J. Canavan. Bernard T. Espelage, O.F.M., of eldest son, Jay, 20, has been miss Gallup, Bishop Stanislaus V. Bona ing in action since the raid on the of Grand Island, Bishop Louis B. Schweinfurt, Germany, ball-bear Kucera of Lincoln, Bishop Paul C. ing plants on Oct. 14. Young Jol Fighting Men Admit Need Scnulte of Leavenworth, and ley, who was a ball turret gunner Bishop James H. Ryan of Omaha. ori a Flying Fortress, had com The sisters operate 23 schools, pleted about 15 missions over Ger many before the action in which Of Religion, Flier Asserts nine hospitals, and two orphanages in the states of Colorado, Ne his plane was shot down. He en- braska, Kansas, and New Mex ii.sted in the air forces in January, ico. 1942, and had been attached to a (By T. Sgt. H al K anter) you’re out there fighting, waiting, A cordial invitation is extended, bombing squadron in England since Maj. Harold T. Hastings, 25- sweating. Whoever said that there however, by Mother M. Basilia, last .August. He held the rank of year-old veteran having more than are no atheists in foxholes knew 300 hours of combat flying in the provincial, for the public to par staff sergeant. what he was talking about.” ticipate in an open house and to in The Jolleys har’e not given up South Pacific theater of war, Maj. Hastings, a Texas-bom would like to add his confirmation spect the new convent between the hope that he is still alive. The lat Catholic who is commanding to the dictum that there are no hours of 2 and 8 p.m. on Tuesday, est word to reach them from a officer of the WACaravan appear Dec. 14. Guests will be conducted member of the formation that atheists in foxholes. ing in the Denver Audfitorium Sun “ What amazes me most,” says on tours of the extensive premi.ses made the raid revealed that sev day, Dec. 12, as part of the na by Sisters of St. Francis Seraph. the often decorated major, “ is the eral of the crew of Jolley’s ship tional “ WAC Salute” day, re Open House for Religious way you turn to religion when (Turn to Page 2 — Cnluinn 2) ports also that the front line chap On Saturday, Dec, 11, an open lains are deserving of all the house exclusively for the religious praise heaped upon them by of the archdiocese will be held in fighting men returning to this St. Joseph’s convent from 1 to 4 Denver Nun Is Believed country. p.m. On Sunday, members of the Broken airplane parts, gasoline medical staff of St. Anthony’s hos tins, crates, or anything else that pital, Denver, conducted by the is available is utilized by the Sisters of St. Francis Seraph, will Inte^rned in Shanghai chaplains as altars when circum- have an opportunity to inspect the sisters’ new headquarters. The new convent, the former Sister dementia Abell, daugh was captured by the Japanese in' ‘Don’t You Know nationally known Oakes home, was ter of Mrs. S. E. Abell of 2229 October, 1938. There she did There’s War On?’ I purchased last May from the Prot- |-4rc^6is^op Celebrating Requiem e.stant Episcopal Church. The valiant refugee work. With her! Grove street in Denver, is be flowers provided for the decoration lieved to be one of the Loretto in Hankow were a number of Sterling. — (INS) — T h e waitress looked indignant when of the chapel iij Tuesday’s dedica Sisters interned in Shanghai, other American religious, includ tion ceremonies are the gift of the the customer asked for "a little Miss Lennon’s Death Is China. When the exchange liner, ing Sister Mary Nicholas, a for Rev. Mr. Frederick \V. Oakes, more butter.” Gripeholni, docked in New York a mer teacher in Loretto Heights founder of the once-famous sani “ Don’t you know there’s a few days ago, it was reported that college. tarium and its director for 40 war on?” she asked. a nuniher of I.orettines had been In July, 1939, Sister Clementia years. The Rev. Mr. Oakes also Great Loss to Church interned in Sacred Heart convent, was one of a group charged with The customer was Maj. H. T. Hastings. gave the Sisters of St. Francis a and it seems certain that the reopening the Lorettine embtoid-i fine statue of Christ the King Denver nun is in this group. cry school in Hanyang, where she that surmounts a side altar in the The death of Miss Nellie M. ver, at 10 o’clock. He is being Mrs. Abell, who has not heard had previously been stationed. stances demand it. Personal safety, chapel. Many other works of art, Lennon, outstanding Catholic lay assisted by the Very Rev. Harold from her daughter since the Some time later, she was forced to Maj. Hastings asserts, is the especially those in the chapel, are leader in Denver, is a loss felt not Gripsholw made its last trip from V. Campbell, assistant priest; the take refuge in Shanghai, where last consideration in the mind of the gifts of donors who wish to re Miss Nellie Lennon was de only locally but also nationally. the Orient in .August, 1942, hopes the sisters were allowed to carry the chaplains at Lae, Midway, Ra- main anonymous. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John Rev. Hubert Newell and Chaplain London.— (INS)— A new plea that the liner may again have scribed in the oration delivered at on their mission work until their baul, and the many other battle In the entrance hall of the con- O’Grady, executive secretary of the Clatus Snyder, deacons of honor; for peace was voiced by Pope Pius brought her a letter, but she has her funeral as a zealous and holy internment last April. (Turn to Page 9 — Column t) (Turnio Page9 — Column S) woman who dedicated a rich treas National Conference of Catholic the Rev. John P. Moran, deacon; in a broadcast over the Vatican not yet received any direct word ury of rare personal gifts to the Charities, on hearing of Miss Len radio- on the occasion of the Feast from or about her daughter. the Rev. Frederick McCallin, sub promotion of Christ’s kingdom on non's passing, wired his intention of the Immaculate Conception. In China since 1933, Sister Christmas Candlelight Procession, to attend the funeral services deacon; the Rev. David Maloney “ In this tragic hour of our "•'TS' earth. Monsignor John R. Mulroy, and the Rev. Harley Schmitt, mas dementia had by mid-1941 bap n N'alivily »ccnc, will bo prcRcnIcd by sliidrnlii of the Denver Cathedral high school in ihe Oscar Malo hall the speaker, declared that we Thursday morning. Miss Lennon, human history,” .the Pontiff .said, tized more than 2.500 children secretary of Catholic Charities ters of ceremonies. The R t Rev. “ our hearts turn to the Immacu Dcr. 17 at 8:1.5 p.m. The public is invited. .Shown below rehearsing for the production are, left to right, should “ tbank God for having John R. Mulroy, archdiocesan and adults, most of whom were in Patricia Mnlitor, .Michael I.ewi.s, and Regina O'.Neil. given us the noble example of her since the organization’s institution late Virgin. danger of death. Since then she in the then Diocese of Denver in director of Catholic Charities, is life.” The Charities prelate’s ad giving the sermon, which is repro "Many material and moral ruins has probably baptized hundreds of dress follows in part: 1927, was a member of the execu move us. others. tive committee of the national duced elsewhere in this edition. "If we have received good conference and held a number of Pallbearers are Joseph Craven, “ How much pain and anguish Most of her mis-sion work has things at the hands of the important positions in organiza Dudley F. Baker, Thomas Fahey, there is; how many houses have been done in Hanyang, but she Lord, why should we not re been ruined. was in Hankow -when that city tions of the archdiocese. Judge Joseph J, Walsh, John J. ceive evil?”—Job ii, 10. “ Give us peace for our souls—- “ Through many tribulations Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver is celebrating the Solemn give us peace that we may lay we must enter into the King down our arm.s. dom of God”—Acts xiv, 21. Pontifical Mass of Requiem in Fourth Degree Blessed Sacrament church, Den- “ We pray to Almighty God to My dear friends: We are all slop the flow of hate and neo- mourners here today, for we are paganism that is sweeping the Unit Sought in come to the obsequies of one who Gonfraternity Prints world, that love and true peace was a friend to us all . . . Nellie might once more fill the hearts of M. Lennon, a zealous and devout men.” Catholic laywoman of our city, Booklet by Fr. Lilly, North Colorado has been called home to her eter The Vatican broadcast was nal reward, and she was a friend Scripture Authority heard by the Reuters news agency. There has been a spontaneous of each and all. We honor and demand by the Knights of Colum revere her memory. We thank God bus of Northern Colorado to form a for having given ua the noble ex The publication of a new pam Priests, People Invited Fourth Degree, assembly in Lari ample of her life, and we hope phlet, The New Testament in Re mer and Boulder counties. - she will intercede for us individ ligion Courses, by the Rev. Joseph To Ordination Service L. Lilly, C.M., assistant professor Members from Denver assembly, ually, our homes, our city, our parishes, our societies, our works of Sacred Scripture in the Catholic including Faithful Navigator Ray University of America, Washing In Cathedral Dec. 18 J. Noone, and W. J. Nelson, of religion and charity before the All-Holy Presence of Him to whom ton, D. C., has been announced by A. J. Alcorn, Sgt. Fisher, and Bert the Confraternity of Christian _ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr in Beckiu.s, were invited to visit the she has gone to render an account of her stewardship. Doctrine, National Cdtholic Wel vites both priests and people to Boulder council as sponsors of the fare conference. attend the ordination of five young movement. Rich and rare were the trea.sures The pamphlet is based on an ad men in the Denver Cathedral at Col. Frederick S. Mattock of the o f good deeds that she had stored 9:30 Saturday morning, Dec. 18. up to present to her Lord and dress that Father Lilly delivered Boulder council extended an invita The encouragement of worthy vo Master. All human judgrment tells to the diocesan directors of the tion to the Denver assembly also to Confraternity of Christian Doc cations to the priestly life is a visit with the Longmont council in us that, at the first moment her project close to hi.s heart. The gentle and suffering soul crossed trine in their seventh convention Mil. Nellie M. Lennon the near future, and continue the in St Mary's college, and stresses ordinandi, all of whom will servo plans and negotiations for the or the thre.shold of Eternal Life, the in the archdiocese, are the Rev. Divine Judge who searches the the need of incorporating the per-, Sullivan, and Herbert Fairall. The ganization of the Northern Colo sonality and word of Christ as an music is by a group of seminarians Deacons Francis Joseph Syrianey, rado assembly. hearts of men must have spon taneously said: "Well done thou integral part of every religious from St. 'Thomas’ under the direc Michael Finbarr Kavanagh, Fran The attendance at the Fourth good and faithful servant; enter lesson. tion of the Rev. Thomas J. Bar cis Duane Theobald, James Fran Degree assembly meeting in Den rett, C.M. Interment, ML Olivet; cis Moynihan, and James F. Hal- ver has been increasing. This ac thou into the joy of the'Lord.” Father Lilly, formerly stationed It is true that before her life’s in St, Thomas’ seminary, Denver, Spillane service. loran. Each will sing his first tivity is largely owed to the discus Solemn Mass Sunday, Dec. 19; sions on the question of a just journey ended some recogntitions is at present secretary of the Miss Lennon died early Monday and rewards came her way. But Catholic Biblical association, with one in Colorado Springs and the peace after the war. The discus after an illness of about a month remainder in Denver churches. sions have been led by Father Har these We know were unsought, which he has been actively identi in St. Joseph’s hospital, where she and even in her receiving them they ley Schmitt of the Blessed Sacra fied for some time. He assisted in underwent a major operation. Bithop Gilmore I. Visitor were like the medals of heroes, ment parish, faithful friar. the translation of the New Testa After doing well for a time, she The Most Rev, James M. Gil symbols of the good, she had done. The next meeting of the assem ment prepared under the auspices suffered a severe relapse that more, Bishop of Helena, Mont, At the same time they were roses bly will be held on Dec. 28. < of the Confraternity of Christian necessitated a second operation visited Archbishop Vehr in Den (Turn to Page S — Colum» V) Doctrine. i (Turn to Paget — Column 6) ver last week end. PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC -REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 420f> Thursday, Dec. 9, 1943;
The Denver Catholic NEW USO-NCCS DIRECTOR'S Nobility of Life ARCHBISHOP’S GUILD TO HOLD Register Published Weekly by the SON IS MISSING IN ACTION Catbolio Press Society. Inc. Characteristic CHRISTMAS PARTY ON DEC. 15 9S8 Bannock Street, Denver, (Continued From Page One) are at present with Mrs. Jolla;w in For 13 consecutive Christmas Colo. are invited, and will mall checks were seen parachuting: from the Springfield, Mo., are Mary Rita, Of Miss Lennon seasons the Archbishop’s guild, from the Archbishop’s guild, in Subscription: |1 Per Year 19; Nora Ann, 13; and Billy, 4. formerly the Junior Tabernacle so flamintf Fortress. They are now, tended as personal gifts, for about Entered as Second Class Matter The>' plan to join Mr. Jolley in ciety, has arranged a display of the 26 needy priests of the state. at the Post Office, Denver, presumably, prisoners of war in Denver in the near future. (Continued From Page One) year’s faneywork ana painted Colo. Germany. A veteran of the last war, when whose garlands had the thorns of vestments, for which Denver's The other Jolley children, who he served In the navy, Mr. Jolley the added burdens which they Archbisiii^ has always been a spe cial honored guest. This year the was engaged in advertising and placed upon her brow, upon that public relations work in St. Louis date has been set for Wednesday, S S RESTAURANT before he was named the first di mind so keen and eager for the Dec. 16, at 8 p.m. in the Catholic glory of God, the good of souls and Charities annex, 220 E. 17th ave 41S 17th StrHt rector of the USO club in Spring- field, Mo., in August, 1941. Under perfection of the works of the nue. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr ■•twMn WtUoi taS will address the guild for the first CaUtoraU St*. his guidance the Springfield club, Church in Colorado. Her will, con time since-the organization adopted mm FELi js which is operated by the National Catholic Community Servict, was secrated to the lay apoatoiate, the name of its archdiocesan outstanding. drove her on to do more arid more leader. Special SWDAY MMEII The new Denver director is for the cause o f Chriat. With all Besides the linen displavs made II ROAST LAMB OR STEWED CHICKEN pleased with his present appoint her powers of mind and body, she by the 250 members throughout the city, there will be an elaborate col ment, “ This Is the nicest club that labored and loved to labor—a Inolodlnf soup or cocktail, vefetable, potatoes, lection of hand-painted saUn arti salad, dessert and drink. Choice of seven other I have seen,” he said. “ I am par humble lay assistant to every (Continued From Page One) } ticularly impressed by the facili cles for use in the Mass. All these entrees ...... priest and pastor, and to the Arch and little hope for her recovery i ties that are here for the service bishop himself in every movement items for sacred use will be packed SERVED 11 A. M, TO 5 P. M. ONLY in Christmas boxes for needy was held thereafter, A multitude! men and by the spirit of hospitality where a lay person could assist in Orsaa chapels of Colorado and for army of prayers was offered for her. ' j and hominess that exists in Den the mission of the Mystical Body S«aaa Meale bases of this area. Separate Rosary services were: ver.” of Chriat. Her arms were out The social service committee of conducted Wednesday by the Tab-' stretched, as it were, to share joy the guild will show the layettes emacle society, St. Vincent’s Aid,i ously in the burden of carrying Nine Laymen Receive provided for destitute families. the Queen of Heaven Aid, and the every weight from the Cross that After the general reports on Catholic Daughters. The C. D. of Honors From Pius XII leach Catholic activity brings to spiritual, financial, and social wel A. canceled its regular monthly! those who do all in the Spirit of SHRADER’S fare activities, refreshments will meeting Thursday evening, Dec. 9,1 Lafayette, La.— H o n o r s be Christ To walk in the footsteps be served around the Christmas out of respect to the memory of of the Master meant to Nellie Len Service Station stowed by Pope Pius XII were tree. New members of the guild Miss Lennon, grand regent of non as it should to us all, toil and will be introduced to the group, and Court St. Rita, Denver. conferred by the Most Rev. Jules labor, sweat and even tears, as a round of Christmas carols will Wide Range of Catholic Work 1st Ave. & Logan St. SP. 9930 B. J^anmard, Bishop of Lafayette, well as daily prayer and personal be suny. preceding Mass in St. John’s Ca sanctification, that the greatest A range of Catholic activity un MOBILGAS — OILS — GREASING thedral, upoit two women and spiritual good might be done. Candy Given for surpassed and seldom approached seven men. Never was she known to refuse in extent was shown by Miss Len Upon Mrs. J. Arthur Roy and to be burdened with a corporal or Children's Party non. In recognition of her service Miss Edith Garland Dupre, both of spiritual work of mercy. . . . A special collection for candy to she was awarded the Papal cross, be sent the children's centers in Pro Eecletia et Pontifice, a year M0VING--PACKING-ST0RAGE this city, the decoration “ Pro Ec- But if we are all mourners here ciesia et Pontifice” was conferred. Denver will be made. ago. The announcement was made today, we are likewise all rejoicing. Twenty-nine dozen cookies were Dec. 8, 1942, by Archbishop Vehr, “Household Goods .To and From Everywhere The men invested as Knights of St It is not incompatible with our Gregory are J u 1 i e n Aubertin, taken last week to the USO club who received word of the honor With Skill and Care” sorrow at the loss of a friend. by the Precioua. Blood circle. The radioed from Rome through the Franklin; Thomas Marc Callahan, We rejoice when any great good star bakers of the group, Ida Gar- Apostolic Delegate to the United! this city; Judge Joseph Cleveland has been accomplished, and surely No gift will thrill her more than Pruge, Ville Platte; Dr. Chanes bella and Wilma Gerspach, have States, Archbishop Amleto Gio-; in the life, works, and even death volunteered to make fancy cookies vanni Cico^ani, ; THE JOHNSON STORAGE Hamilton, this city; Frank E. of this devout, loyal, zealous, and Elizabeth Arden’s newest perfume . . . Landry, Elton; Francis X. Mouton, for the Christmas sacks to be sent In addition to her long service generous Catholic woman we have to nearby army hospitals. as secretary of Catholic Charities, this city; and Daniel W. Woor- the completed life record of one hies, S t Martinville. The Stella Maris circle met Dec. she was a member of its executive Mille Fleurs. So young, so gay—just a touch AND MOVING CO. who in her day both pleased and 3 with Catherine O’Donnell in her committee; president of the Taber glorified God, who sought first the home at 1331 Detroit. An honor nacle society; grand regent, Court Since 1905 Your Purchase of War Bonds spicy, this unforgettable fusion of a thousand kingdom o f God and His justice for guest for the meeting was Katha- St. Rita, C. D, of A.; member of and Stamps Helpa Secure Your 221 Broadway PEarl 2433 others as well as herself, and who leen Sheil, a former charter mem the board of the Archdiocesan Future. flowers comes in a crystal bottle set even in the lengthened agony of ber, whose work now takes her Council of Catholic Women; presi her death evidenced the patient her over the U. S. She has just re dent and founder of the Catholic oism of one whose love had been turned from Philadelphia. Library association; secretary of like a jewel in a bed of blue satins. only Jesus Christ and Him cruci Dorothy N a d o r f f entertained St. Vincent’s Aid society; past fied. Truly, her deathbed attitude Blessed Sacrament circle Dec. 16 president of the Queen Daughters; was that recommended by S t Paul in her home, 2387 Forest, at a Yule- past president of the Catholic to true followers, “ The sufferings tide party. Poetry Society of Colorado; secre 9.00 2 4 -5 0 of this time are not worthy to be tary of the executive committee compared to the glory that is to Will Pack of the USO-NCCS; secretary of prin* plus taxM come. . . Linens Dec. 19 the general committee of the USO- To those who knew her well, it The customary linen packing ,NCCS; member of the Altar and was no surprise when this good party at Christmas time will be Rosary societies of Blessed Sacra TOILETRIES—e n t S T FLOOR woman announced her retirement held Dec. 19 in the Maloney home ment and St. John’s parishes; and from business but not from Church in Littleton, when Catherine Ma past member of the Altrusa club work. Perhaps she could have con loney will be assisted as hostess by and Phi Chi Theta. She was elected tinued both but she could do so her sister, Mary. Council members to the executive committee of the much more if she gave up busi National Conference of Catholic ness. Then toe, as she said in 1940, Charities in 1941 for a three-year some one who is in need of promo term. She also was one of the tion would be benefited, and she Program Drawing Catholic women appointed by could afford to give herself com Archbishop Vehr as Catholic rep •'Where Denver Shops with Oa/Wwf»"-KlyitoiiR Jill pletely to the greatest cause on resentative for the National Con earth. She wanted to wear herself Wide Response ference of Christians and Jews. out in the lay apostolate and we Miss Lennon was born in Lan have heard of no regrets that she Quettions on Catholic doc sing, Mich., but came to Denver expressed for the decision that she trine from states as widely when a child. She was graduated made. She was free to give more separated as Ohio and Cali from St. Patrick’s grade school, time to the aged relative for whom fornia, Taxas and Oregon, made high school studies under she made a home. When the war Neeada and North Dakota a private tutor, and gained a de-' came she showed untiring interest have baen received in station gree from the Denver university ih the spiritual and social wel KOA, Denver, in response to school of commerce. After em fare of the men and women in mili CASH the Ask and Learn program ployment by a candy company she, tary service; with her associates being presented every Sun entered the service of Bosworth, of the Tabernacle society she added day evening at t i l l 5 by the Chanute, Loughridge £ Co. in I Will Pay Cash for Small the labors of love for the chapels Rev. John B. Cavanagh and 1918 and remained there until' of the King on the army post. . . . the Rev. Edward A. Breen. her retirement in 1940. She was Homes in or Near Denver. BEAUTY IVE’ER FORGOTTEN If various parishes and societies The priests, of the staff of cashier and treasurer of the com were blessed by her untiring la The Denver Catholic Regis pany and also a member of the| Quick Action—Call or See A Service that is dignified and beautiful in every bors, if Queen’s Daughters, Cath ter, report that the program, firm. After her retirement from detail — yet never too costly — is the wish always olic Daughters, Denver .Deanery which is in the nature of a the business world, made in order | and Archdiocesan Council of Cath question and answer period to give younger persons a chance | realized by those who rely on the Boulevard Mor olic Women, if Tabernacle society, devoted to religious topics, is for advancement, she continued; T. E. GREENE Aid societies and guilds shared in also being well received lo her C a t ho H c activity without tuary Service. Everything is handled with a sympa her generosity of means and person cally. Listeners, whether let-up. An aged aunt, Mrs. Kate 1043 Stout TA. 6266 thetic understanding of your needs — including and pay her tributes of gratitude Catholic or non-Catholic, are G. Oakley, with whom she made in prayer and memory, tnen your urged to submit questions for her home at 2819 Birch street, the cost. speaker owes even more gratitude. treatment on the program. survives. Shall I tell the story of her co operation and efforts on behalf of Catholic Charities, its central of fice and every affiliated unit down BOUlEUflRD mORTURRV to the very latest meeting? No, it is possible only to have it half- AT THE AMERICAN 5 told today. The recording angel Mrs. James P. McConaty who keeps our merits for good deeds, unknown as well as known, Federal at No. Speer Telephone GRand 1626 has told it already for Nellie. That record surely has lighted the can-i dies of perpetual light to shine! upon her sweet and generous soul, has brought peace that sur- passeth understanding. . . . The presence here of the national Isecretary. Monsignor John HASSOCKS O’Grady of Washington, is suf ficient testimony to her worth to our National Conference of Cath olic Charities. She has joined that! Fresh From Hi-Q Ovens/ glorious group of laymen and 98 i . *1 1 . 98 women who have sanctified them selves and advanced the cause of the Good Samaritan. . . , Regardless of who we arc or Attractive hassocks; select from a large variety of what we do, we must all pay the price of our mortality. As Cardinal styles, shapes and colorings. Can be used for vanity Newman so beautifully puts it: “ It benches, footstools, etc. Ideal Christmas gifts VELLOIU LRVER CGHE is the end that matters,” and, if that end of life’s journey be blessed with suffering, "it is a holy thing” though it partakes of the likeness WITH CHOCOLATE ICING of Calvary. In this sense she ac cepted her days of agony, remark ing how much easier her lot was compared with that of the boys dying unaided in fox holes and trenches. I am not exaggerating saying she asked that, since she wes to die she might suffer more, Walnut Finished 46x28-ln. Top 25' * 40' that her offering might free them from despair when dying in utter desolation, squalor, and loneliness. HOME OR OFFICE For two weeks this agony was per- ! mitted. A truly noble life has gone out from our midst Lessons are here Coffee Cake 25° for us to learn from it. Be ye holy DESK because “ I the Lord your God am holy” is not only a clpister maxim. It can be, it is followed in the world I by some. Last month the National; Raisin-Apple, Council of Catholic Women be reaved for such a holy woman in dozen Washington. Today we mourn one Built to rigid speciBcations, built-in book shelf« Sweet Rolls in Denver. Others of the living are 30 two large drawers with center drawer guides, dove* following the same pathway she trod. May they continue to hold tail construction. 46x28-itich top. A very fine and aloft the bright banner of Cath dimen* olic womanhe^ and hand it on in sturdily constructed walnut finished desk. An ideal its beauty and its glory to all the daughters of Mary—the bknner of piece for you who have extra work at home. that koly device—the Cross of m illER 'S Christ. Ford & Mercury Service Large Peru Stock NIa* SklU*4 Mtckuila _ AMERICAN FURNITURE CO. ■ SUPER maBKETM SWAYNE-WIMBUSH 16TH ST. AT LAWRENCE MA. 0241 850 Bannock TA. 6115
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Thursday, Dec. 9, 1943 Office, 9S8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE \ \ m w i ST. DOMINIC’S HOLY NAME m i m s o c i m ST. LIUS' PTl - CHRISTinnS FLOUJERS MEN TO HAVE TURKEY PARTY Our lovely poinsettia PROTECTION plants arc one of the (St. Dominie’* Parith, Donvar) Holy Hour Friday, Dec. 3. They TlSP0NS06 TEl brightest ideas for The annual Christmas turkey were Sgt. William R. Sheehan of s.Sudden bereavement ofun finds a family party, sponsored by the Holy Name Lowry Field; Cadet Jerry J. Barry, Clhristmas.'' Their society, will be held in the church naval air corps; Richard Phelan crimson flowers are unprepared to meet the financial burden that auditorium Wednesday evening, and Albert Anderson, both sea SHIT. ILC so huge, cheery Dec. 15, at 8 o’clock. Arrangement* men second class, from Farragut, 11 must be assumed. Olinger’s Future Need and heartwarming— will be made to accommodate a ca Ida. The Rev. J. G. Forquer, O.P., will give the sermon at the Holy they'll bring happi Plan is the thoughtful, sensible arrangement pacity crowd without delay. (St. Louii’ Parish, Englewood) (St. Vincent de Paul's Parish, Twenty prize young turkeys will Hour Friday, Dec. 10. ness all through me . . . it protects every member of your family, Denver) The St. Louis PTA will hold a be awarded and two special awards Rotary-Altar Society Meet* holidays. The Altar society, met Friday, will be given. tea in the school hall on Sunday regardless of age . . . for only a few cents a Dec. 3, in the parish hall. Mrs. L. Mrs. J. M. Harrington, president afternoon, Dec. 12, from 3:30 to Plants Priced The Holy Name council meeting of the Rosary-Altar society, pre day. Pbr helpful counsel on Olinger’s Future A. West presided. Mrs. Howard was held Monday evening in the 5:30 o’clock. Pupils of the first App, chairman of the membership sided over the monthly meeting S2 and up rectory. Business of the society Tuesday, Dec. 7. Mrs. George Ma- and second grades will present a Need Plan . . . consult our Advisory Depart- committee, reported satisfactory was discussed. It was reported Christmas program of carols. progress. Members and prospec gor reported on the activities of that 300 men and women of the the committee for the visitation of Members and friends of the PTA ment . no obligation. tive members are reminded that parish are npw in the armed forces. asked to attend. The comare BRIGHT SPOT two Masses a year will be .said for the sick. Mrs. M. Coursey reported All of them have been or will be for the St. Albert card circle and mittee in charge of arrangement* c/f// Departments, Call eilHDUE 3663 the living members, and a Requiem furnished with medals and prayer- includes Mme*. Joseph Young, High Mass once a year for the de Mrs. Mary Naughton for the St. books from the society. Rose circle. James Kelly, J.A. Ricard, Wa>Tie FLOWER SHOP ceased. The dates are to be an The regular Holy Name meeting Lee. Earl O’Farrell, Fred Moore, nounced throughout the year. New will be held Monday evening, Dec. Plans were discussed for the William Dixon, William Smilanic, 5th Ave. at Josephine Phone EM. 2745 members welcomed at the meeting 13, at 8 o’clock in the churcn audi cleaning and decorating of the G. Smilanic, Albert Michaud, and were Mmes. Ray Craig, Walter church for Christmas. ^1 women I6th at SPEER at torium. On Sunday the Holy Name Fred Thompson. Past president* of Schnick, and A. C. Taylor. men will receive Communion in the who wish to volunteer their serv the PTA will pour. BOULDER SHERMAN ices are asked to report in the moRTunmES Thursday evening, Dec._ 9^ is 7:30 Mass, which will be offered Mrs. J. T. Walsh and Mrs. G. Ladies’ night for the pinochle for the intentions of the mem sacristy Wednesday morning, Dec. 22. Smilanic were winners of the CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our per- club; refreshments will be served. bers. grand prizes of the five weekly Preferred Parish Bonnel and the £ncst equipment and All parishioners and friends are _ . w i i 1 . Assignments were made as fol- Service Men Are Acolyte* lows: Visitation of the sick, Mrs. card parties sponsored by St. facilities are assigned to every Cathobc invited. Louis’ PTA. Other winners The Holy Hour held every Fri- w . Dunn and Mrs. F. R. Camp- Sers'ice. _ Little Flower circle met Tues throughout the series were Mrs. Tradini^ List day evening at 7:30 is dedicated to hell;.telephone chairman, Mrs. A. day, Nov. 30, with Mrs. Joseph A. Piper, Mrs. Ray Arogon, Mrs. the spiritual and temporal welfare p. Zarlengo; and luncheon chair- Miles. Members folded 600 band- J, A. Ricard, Mrs. A. Stene, Mrs. VICE PRESIDENT Q*- Vi A1 o f iTienmen aiiu and womeii women in in tne the o^rvice* service. | man man for January, Mrs. E. P. Gart- W. Fisher, Mrs. Eugene Tausch, Mrs. MilesMiloa gaveirovo several readings!,rearfinffs I . . . J . , 1 land and Mrs. Minnie Wolf. MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER whle the members worked. spiritual director spoke on The merchxot* represented In this section are booster*. They are Mrs. S. J. January will leave ^“rlough. acted as acolytes for the Father’s appeal for pray- St. Louis’ PTA served breakfast to the children on first Friday. anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co* this week to visit her son in Michi era for jseace on the Feast of the Officers, room representatives, operate with them. gan and then go to New York to Immaculate Conception and on the and chairmen will have a Christ visit an aunt, Mrs. Winford Rec practice of Christian virtue as the mas party in the school hall Mon Ait. Jnhn'a Cathedral tor. Tabernacle Unit only assurance of peace in the day, Dec. 13, at 1 p.m. world. Our Lady of Perpetual Help cir The Altar and Rosary society' cle met Wednesday, Dec. 1, with A social hour followed the meet O L I V E R ^ S HOME & CAR met in the rectory Tuesday after-j Economy Liquor Store Mrs. L. C. Haney; Mrs. A. Bru- ing. Prizes were awarded as ‘fol noon, Dec. 7, after services held i B EN NETT’S genthies and P. G. Nestor won the Hears Address lows: Mrs. Martin Hayes, a cake; in the church. Mrs. George Scharf MARKET Kezt to CUirko** Church Goods RADIO REPAIRING awards. The next meeting will be Mrs. J. H. Winters. Mrs. F. R. and Ml’S. Andrew Geeck took out CONOCO SERVICE **When in $piriu caU Jerry'* Campbell, and Mrs. Josephine Grain-Fed Meats PICKED UP — DELIVEHED — with Mrs. Frank Kohler, perpetual memberships. Mrs. A. Decker, special prizes. Washing and Creasing Fish and Poultry 48 HOURS 1634 Tremonl KE. 4554 St. Jude’s circle met Wednes Steck and Mrs. Julia Doering are Vour Business Arpredatetl day, Dec. 1, with Mrs. T. T. Aull. 6th Ave. & York EA. 9932 1312 East 6th Ave. CASH FOR TABLE KRKK OELIVERY FREE PARKING By Archbishop PTA M**t Is Dec. IS planing a Christmas party for the Phone PE. 4629 Prizes were won by Mrs. John The council meeting of the PTA orphans from the State home. The AND CAR RADIOS Rusche and.L. A. West. The next Battery Serrir* and Qnlck-Uh*rs». will he held Tuesday, Dec. 14, at 2 Altar committee is composed of Stor**r. Waahin*. Grtasinc, Oil Changa meeting was scheduled for Wed The Tabernacle society met Fri p.m. in the school auditorium. Mrs. A. Stack, Mrs. A. Michaud, .St. Vincent de Panics Parish VALAS MOTOR & —Fandrra Ironed Out—Poliahing, nesday, Dec. 29, with Mrs, F. day, Dec. 3, in the home of Mrs. The PTA's monthly Mass for all Mrs. J. Jaap, and Mrs. J. Keegan, rOWERINE BEAR-CAT ETHYL GAS Fillion, 789 E. High street. Mrs. T. McElroy and Mrs. G. SUPER-GLAZE Ella Mullen Weekbaugh, Denver. those in the service will be offered RADIO CENTER Mrs. George Rochford enter Mrs. Fred W. Gushurst. vice presi at 7:45 Wednesday, Dec. 15. All Smilanic make up the sick com IVASHINGTON tained St. Francis’ circle Tuesday, dent, presided, and the opening members of the organization who mittee. PARK MARKET Milliken’s Colfax al Downing EMERSON GARAGE Nov. 30. Mrs. Felix Pogliano and prayer was said by Mrs. Nahring. can possibly attend are urged to The hostesses for the card party BILL HUGHES. Prop. CASH STORES T.A. 6357 Glenn E. Kerr Stanley Davies won the awards. Miss Barbara Bach, treasurer, do so. held Saturday evening, Dec. 4, ISIC Etneraon TAbor 688* The next meeting will be Tues gave the report on the financial The women of the PTA will thank all those who helped toi Complete Food Service 3 CO.NVEMENT LOCATIONS day, Dec. 14, with Mrs. Hariy condition of the. society. have 'Jharge of the refreshments make it such a success, especially 598 South Gilpin 1130 E. Alameda 1201 E. 9th Ave. Shanahan, 731 S. Race street. A large number of guests were to be sold at the feather party Wed Mrs. Dan Phillips and Mrs. 0. ‘Ht's Smart to Bt Thrifty” Krug’s Meat Market Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hett have present, including Archbishop Ur nesday evening, Dec. 15, in the Johnson. 2357 E. Evans Ave. had as their guest Mrs. J. Egbert ban J. Vehr of Denver, Bishop J. church auditorium. The Daughters of Mary sodality Quality Meats, Poultry of Cincinnati, 0. C. Willging of Pueblo. Fathers The PTA’.s monthly meeting will and the Junior Holy Name society Fish The Boy Scouts Mothers’ auxil David Maloney, John P. Moran. be held in the school auditorium will meet in the school hall Tues Joseph Roy Figlino, and Robert Thursday evening, Dec. 16, at 7:30. BONNIE BRAE COLninttOCOtNttocotN ■4 ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS iary will meet Wednesday, Dec. 15, day evening. Dec. 14. Plans for Venvtu., Colo at 7:,30 p.m. in the pari.sh hall. G. Mc.Mahon; and/Mmes. Robert The fifth grade students, under the the Christmas party will be com i:.13 Eaat 13th Are. Phone TAhot S47S Election of officers will be held, McMahon, Harry Money, O’Keefe, direction of Sister Theodora and pleted in this meeting. after which the mothers will en Formhall, Parslow, Haynes, Price, Sister Alphonsus, will present a Shopping District Parker, A. D. Vint, Girardot, Christmas play, entitled Straws A former member of the Junior WINES - LIQUORS tertain the boys of troop 140 at a Holy Name society, Dewey Stew Chri.stmas party. Hodgre.s, Matz, Getchell, and Sedl- for the Crib. The usual special JES* I. HANSEN Nadorff Liquors, Inc* mayer. prize will be awarded. ard, wa.s home recently on a 15- Preisser’s Red & White CONOCO PRODUCTS T. CpI. Berkenkolter is borne on Mrs. Tremlett reported on the Chriitmax Party I* Dec, 17 day furlough from Farragpit, Ida. NEW LOCATION leave this week visiting his par A social -was given in his honor by Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries Home of Good Spirits sick members of the organization, Father V. R. Hughes. O.P., and Grocery and Market 306 STEEL BLDG. ents at 1035 S. Josephine street. and others. Mrs. A. .Murchie Mmes. Zarlengo, McDermott, and Misses Shirley Diltz, Peggy Powell, Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND (16th and Weiton) WHERE YOU GET THE MOST OP The members of the Holy Name showed the members and guests a Bugg are completing arrangement* and Marie McDermott. Watch. Clack. Jewelry and Scicntifle society will sponsor a father and QUALITY, GROCERIES AT BONNIE BRAE THE BEST FOR THE LEAST cope that had been made for for the Christmas party to be The Holy Name men of the par LOWER PRICES Initrnment Repairing son Communion Sunday, Dec. 12, ish will receive Communion in the EM 0677 Colfax at Wllliami Father Richard C. Heister, now given for the school children Fri Free Delivery SPruce 4447 CONOCO SERVICE at the 6 :30 Mass. an army chaplain. Mrs. Gushurst day, Dec. 17. 8 o’clock Mass Sunday. 2331 E. Ohio A t s . (So. Unir. and Ohio) 724 So. University - PE. 9909 Prescription The Junior Newman club will reported on the army chaplains and Pharmacitti hold its next regular meeting Fri mission priests in Colorado who Foodland Stairs F. Dan.berry, Owner day, Dec. 10, in the meeting hall. need help and who have been aided Bonnie Brae PEARSON’S 13th Ave. at Vine St. There will be instruction and in the past month, and read let Co. RED & WHITE FOOD • FOR - FREEDOM PHONE EAST 7788 di.scussion, led by Father John ters of thanks from several priests Dru^ Denver. Colorado Stein, followed by a business meet in Colorado. Downtown Prices FRESH MEATS — HSH 341 E. Colfax Ave. TA. 5575 ing. Nominations for officers, must Father flatus Snyder, chaplain Prescriptions a Specialty Groceries and Vegetables VINE PHARMACY he made at this meeting so that in Lowry Field, spoke a few words Vour PaironaRo Appreciated they may be voted on gt the meet of thanks to the Tabernacle so (S i. John's Parish, Denver) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howarc Wines and Liquors DELIVERY SERVICE A beautiful statue of Our Lady J. Creoe, with F. Joseph Kelly ant A REPUTABLE DRUG ing on Friday, Dec. 17.' ciety for assistance given him 763 So. University PE. 2235 2626 E. Ix)uisiana SP. 1913 ST.AUFFER SYSTEM while stationed here, and for the of the Immaculate Conception was Mrs. Joseph Kavenaugh as spon REDUaNG and POSTURE STORE many kindnesses shown him by all, blessed in the school Monday, Dec. sors. Correction especially by the late Miss Nellie 6, by Father John P. Moran. The The Rev. Roy Figlino baptized FOR WOMEN ONLY Lennon, and said he will miss Den statue is a gift of the school chil Kenneth Leroy, son of Mr. and SOUTH OAYLORD Solemn Novena ver and its hospitality when he dren. Mrs. Kenneth Leroy Kinsley. Free Courtesy Treatment 414 £a.t Colfax (Oppo.fte Calhedral) leaves for overseas service. Angela Razal of St. John’s Gerard McAllister and Mary Ann PHONE CHERRY 1864 Colfax at Downing . . . Denver I The .Archbishop gave an inter- .school received her First Holy McAllister were sponsors. Chopping District MRS. SUSAN McGILL, .Mgr. KEytlone 3217 lesting talk, thanking the society (’ommunion in the 8 o’clock Mass Cornelius McCaffrey left Tues To Open Dec. IS for its work, qnd said that ho was Dee. 8. day to attend the funeral of his 1080 So. Phone [very happy that his archdiocese St. John's PTA, under the lead mother, who died in Kansas City. The Chrysler Gaylord BOB’S SP. 0574 20th AV E. GARAGE CASH FOR w’ill have 15 new priests ordained ership of Mrs. C. D. O’ Brien, will His brother is the Rt. Rev. Mon (this year. He also explained the l-STOP SERVICE FURNITURE - STOVES - DISHES - ETC. (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Par i*h. entertain the boys’ football team signor J. J. McCaffrey, Vicar Gen Iwork of the Victory Noll Catechists EXPERT REPAIRING Denver) with a dinner Wednesday, Dec. 16. eral and Chancellor of the Diocese Grocery Company Grocery and Market ZOth »nd Downing TA. 9761 who have come into this diocese to of Kansas City. —EiUblUbsd 1906— 8 A. M, to 9 r. M. NEW TRADING POST A solemn novena in preparation work and teach. Their headquar Donald Murtaugh entered the Groceries, Mean and Fancy WASHING A.ND GREASING armed forces Dee. 8. His brother, The executive committee of the Vegetable* W. L. MATTHEWS MA. 9216 for Christmas will begin Wednes ters are in Gree)ey. His Excel CORN FED MEATS GULF PRODUCTS — day, Dec. 15, at 7:30 p.m. Cpl. Jack Murtaugh, is stationed Cub Scouts met Friday evening in GENERAL REPAIR Bundrd S32 E. COLFAX lency introduced Bishop Willging. the home of Mr. and Mrs. David F. 1093 So. Gaylord Call PE. 4601 The Store of Quality arxd Price Rave Your Car Winterised The English section of the Altar land the society had the honor of in Camp Hahn, Calif. society will hold its regular meet hearing him speak a few words Mrs. Sarah Floyd is ill in Mercy Wallace. Say it With Flowers STEAM AND WATER Donald Slattery is ill of pneu ing on Monday, Dec. 1.3. at 8 p.m. thanks and appreciation for its hospital. Gaylord Drug Go. Altcay$ a Good Selection in the school hall. The annual monia. H O X G k o .m ; ★ HEATING ★ work. Mr. and Mrs. Leopard A. Father Moran officiated in the REASONABLE PRICES ('hristma.s party will be held after •A Christmas music treat was 1069 So. Gaylord SP. 3345 Tangney are the parents of a girl marriage of Jean Wire, daughter CHINESE AM) AMERICAN the meeting. i provided by Mrs. John J. Sullivan, COMMUNITY horn in St. Joseph’s hospital on of Ward Wire, and Lt. Thomas Prescriptions Carefully Filled by FOODS St. Juliana's study club held a accompanied by Miss Wilma Gers- Dec. 7. Mr. Tangney is an asso Registered Pharmacists FLOWER STORE Chri.stmas party on Friday, Dec. 3, Brodie Winhorne of Raleigh, N. 320 E. Colfax MA. 9356 pach. The Christmas hymns cre ciate editor of the Register. Car., son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley HRS. FRA.VK OLSON in the home of Mrs. Mary Manci- FINE WINES A.\D LIQUORS Open from 11 «. m. to * m. ated a true Christmas spirit. Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Sanders 1043 So. Gaylord SP. 7318 nelli. The annual dinner will take Winbomc. The attendants were JUST CALL CH. 2222 Mrs. Gushurst thanked Mrs. are the parents of a boy bom Sun place on Dec. Ifi in a local inn. Miss Wire's sister, Mrs. Peter Weekbaugh for her hospitality day in St. Joseph’* ho.spital. Wood, who served as matron of The parish priests will be gugsts The meeting was closed with a AL JOHIVSOIV HOSIERY and honor, and Mr. Wire, who acted 'WTien buying from the of honor. prayer by the Archbishop. The following Baptism* were HARDWARE R.4DI0 SERVICE BETTER HOSIERY The regular meeting of the Holy 'performed by Father Moran re as best man and also gave his FURNACE CLEANING AND REPAIRING firms advertising in this Makt* It a Practirnl Gift! Name society will be held on Fri cently: Thomas Martin Gcib, son daughter in marriage. The young We Service Any Make couple will make their home at SHEET METAL AND GUTTER WORK paper, please mention that Berkuhtre and other weII*known branda— day, Dec. 10, at 8 p.m. The society of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geib, with Home or Car Radio a wide aelretion of Sheen, Medium and Program Slated Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perrier as Lt. Winbome’s station. 5^rx*ice Weight. w’iil receive Communion in a body So. Gaylord Hdw. Co. j'ou saw their advertise Sunday, Dec. 12, in the 7:30 Mass. sponsors; Maureen Elizabeth Ste 1067 So. Gaylord RA. 1232 ment. No-Ha n%-Land The Junior Holy Name society vens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 105a So. Gaylord SP. 2961 32« E. COLFAX KE. 3993 In St. Cajetan’s Burton Stevens, with James Mc- Op»n Evenings will receive Communion in the 9 o’clock Mass. Neive and Margaret L. McNeive as SOUTH GAYLORD SNAPPY SERVICE FREE Recently baptized were Donna (St. Cajetan's Paruli, DenTcr) sponsors; Marylyn Marie Crede, CLEANERS JACK SPEEGLE. Prop. THOMPSON’S Pauline Mangone, daughter of Mr. On Sunday, Oct 12, at 7:30 p.m. and Mrs. Michael Mangone, spon BUY WAR BONDS 1025 SO. GAYLORD St. Cajetan's school children will Direct Plant Service ARGONAUT WINE DRUG STORE sors, Fred Bugino and Mary Ga- present a gay and colorful variety Montclair Altar AND ST.AMPS LIQUOR CO. 17th and Washington KEjrstons 0712 cia; Ann Penelope Simon, daugh program in the school hall. Pro- Finest Quality Dry Cleaning FRESH DRUGS ter of Mr. and Mrs. John James ceed.s will be used for the children’s ★ At Reasonable Prices niPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES Simon, sponsors Mildred and Ottey EVEN THE CAMEL Pkarl 1350 Marjorie Arnold CHAMPAGNES AND LIQUORS FOUNTAIN SERVICE Christmas party. Society to Meet Tour Patronags Appreciated Cerrone. Sunday also will be the annual Phone CHerry 1566 134 East Colfas Even the camel, unaccustomed celebration of the Feast of Our (St. James’ Parish, Denver) as he is to public drinking, St. Joseph’s Parish • • * • • jh • •_* • •_* • Lady of Guadalupe. The Holy Holy Ghost Society Name and the Carmelite societies St. James’ Altar and Rosary must sneak a gallon or two soyety will meet in the home of of water every few days. ■■ > : of the parish will attend the 8:30 SNATIONAL BRAND THE PAIXTED FOREST Will Elect Officers o’clock Maas in a body. Mrs, Louis Behrens, 6401 E. 6th > : The novena to Our Lady of avenue, Friday, Dec. 10, at 2 p.m. Yoar car battery can stand a BOB & VAN’ Guadalupe began at 4:30 p.m., Mr*. James Reddick and Mrs. Wil lot of heat and dryness, but STORES Election of officers will be held liam O'Toole will assist the host- Meat Market Dec. 6. it, too, gets thirsty every so TWO QUAUTT FOOD 8T0BE8 in the regular monthly meeting of The Young Ladies’ sodality’s es*. Election of officers for the often. Lack of water causes Holy Ghost Altar and Rosary so coming year will take place. 750 SANTA FE DRIVE TO SERVE YOU CHRISIAS TREES membership drive, now in pro- short battery life and expen- ciety on Monday, Deo. 13, at 2 p.m. Finer Foods fo r Less gre.ss, and preparations for elec Mrs. Paul Gappae is ilF in a replacements, so tfon’tsive in Holy Ghost hall, Denver. Com tion of officers are meeting with local hospital. FRESH FISH 1604 So. Gsylord 741 Bants Ft mittees will be appointed to take remarkable success. A social is be let yours go dry. Drive in to charge of the Christmas decora St. Anne’s circle met in the WREAfflS ing planned for new members by home of Mrs. Leo Boyle Tuesday, day and let us check the water BUly Van’s .Grocery CONOCO STATION tions for the altars in the new Holy the entertainment committee, Alice Dec./7. Mrs. Richard Jorgenson level and capacity—No charge Ghost church. Sewa, Gloria Greening, and Be for this service. and Market 571 SANTA FE DRIVE > : wa,s awarded * prize. (Cor. 6th Ave.) atrice Velarde. CapL and Mrs. Hubert Hughes HARRY E. NORRIS. Prop. 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION Choir rehearsals for Midnight THE MARKET OF QUALITY are the parents of a boy born in Vesu is the GRE.4SING — WASHING w . ROPE '0 . Archdiocese of Denver Mas* are in progress under the di 16 ozs. to the Pound Mercy hospital. Capt. Hughes is battery with TIRE REPAIRING rection of William Bernard and are w. 0 . Week of Dec. 12: Regis on duty overseas. Plate-lock 820 Santa Fa Dr. Phona TA. 0538 Tour BoflntM Appreciated college, Denver. featuring his original compositions. David Finnegan is also a pa- coostniction -W. . UNION SHOP 0 His original Masses have elicited ■tient in Mercy hospital. — guards l»l GRAVE BLAIFIS 0 favorable comment. against in- Mrs. Charles De Sylvia, war im al shorts, Qnaiity Bakery Tico Locations FORD REPAIRS 0 chairman, reported the sale of la og th en k Call VICK’S Grod* at EASY TIME PAYMENTS $300 worth of war stamps in the batterr life. 1332 East Colfax—KE. 7653 0 Beautiful QUALITY LIQUOR STORE Reasonable Price* m past week. (Inside, Shop in Comfort) . AND 0 STOVALL-HILLIKER Rosaries For Beer, Wines MAX’S BAKERY 0 Toor Soalh D«DT«r Fwrd Dewier Your Piirrliase of '9i'ar Bonds BOTTLE or CASE 719 W. 8th K£. 8625 Colfax and Cherry St. 190 Sonth Broadirar PS. 2424 and .Stamps Helps Secure Y'our * VESTA * 0 . 146 Sants Po Drlv* KE. 7648 MAX LOWDERUILK. Prep. n- W'e Specialize in Painted Trees Kiilure. 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Holj Family credit; and others 1,000. Besides this, these aealous seventh graders Enthusiastic Missionaries z boast of 100-per>cent membership in the Propagation of the Faith skop Kow roa ctaun£S~ Francis de Sales' elementary school, Denver, who are champions in the society. They offer a Mass, Communion, and prayers one day each TOYS — GAMES sale of Christmas seals in the school for the third successive year. Their month for the missions and are educating a Negro boy in St. Joseph's Christmas Headquarters high school for Negroes in St. I.ouis. Sister (Uotilda is. their teacher GIVE DOLLS — TEDDY BEARS record far surpasses every other Fransalian class. Earh student has disposed of at least 300 seals | several have the sale of 500 to their Ithis year. The Rev. Gregory .Smith, pastor, is shown with the children. NOVKLTY oirrs for Gifts for the Home Clark’s Hardware NORTH DENVER FERNTTURE CO. THE HOLY BIBLE tOS4 TEf less TcrniruK 0 1,, 7117 NEW 1941 EDITION— Douay Version , "SOONEA OB LATES JUST GOOD MEAT YOUR FAVORnX JEWELER” Sise 6Mx8” . l H " T hiii POULTRY AND FISfe . TENJVYSON NO. 1— CLOTH, r e d Le d g e ...... „ . $ 2 a O l l Meat Market N 0.2 — IMIT. MOROCCO, FLEXIBLE, GOLD A 4S1S Tmayson GW. I4tt STAMPED, RED EDGE ...... O .f O 3947 Tennyson St. GL. 9032 NO. 3— IMIT. MOROCCO. FLEXIBLE, GOLD j| C A STAMPED, RED EDGE ...... 4 .5 0 For Quality Bakery Goods North Denver Poultry NO. 4— AMERICAN SEAL. FLEXIBLE. RED e a a Try Supply Co. 38th A Stuart GL. 2671 WEISS BAKERY ALL KINDS OP FEEDS METAL COVERED PRAYER BOOKS A A POULTRY a RABBIT REMEDIES FOR SERVICE MEN...... $ 2 .0 0 4024 Tennyson St. SEEDS AND PEHTl UZER8 (Deflect* Bullet*) Loyola ’ W W W w w w sr^ < hristmas Special r? CHRISTMAS j Our Lady of Providence TREES
Loyola Church Grounds STATUETTE 24th & York 4y QUALITY TREES REASONABLE PRICES ST. FRANCIS’ PTA PLANS PARTY DA PRATO > - EA.6644 pimmii PTi FOR PUPILS IN GRADE SCHOOL NATURAL COLORS— HEIGHT 24 INCHES EM IL FREI DAVE NEVANS (St. Francis da Sales' Parish, cade, a play of beauty and dignity A A A. A. A. A A . WILL HOLD GH Only $10.00 Denver) based on an important day in the The vice president, Mrs. J Loef- life of Marie Adelaide, young $20.00 VALUE H olj InhOKt fel, and the president, Mrs. H. Duchess of Luxemburg, was well Miller, presided over the PTA done. The setting was the Castle Berg, PIRI1 Oil DEG. IQ council and regular meetings, re Makes Ideal Gift for School, Church, spectively, Wednesday, Dec. 1, Luxemburg, on that fateful day of Home. Jan. 9, 1919. The Denver archdiocesan curia A Christmas party for the grade (Bletted Sacrament Parith, BURTON’S school children was planned. Each The characters were Countess Denver) See One in Our Window of the Legion of Mary will hold its Anna Montgelas, Charlene Geech; annual reunion in St. John's par child will be asked to bring 10 The long-awaited games party cents, and the date is tentatively Marie Adelaide, Duchess of Lux sponsored by the PTA will be held CHRISTMAS ish .this Sunday afternoon, Dec. emburg, Regina Rowland; Char 12, with members of the Mater set for Dec. 23. in the school hall on Friday eve lotte, her younger sister, Mary ning at 8:30. Valuable prizes will Christ! praesidium of St. John's Mrs. C. L. Martin, war chair Schraffer; and G{;and Duchess church as hosts. The reunion will man, displayed a colorful chart be given away, and the committee TREES Marie Anne, her mother, Beverly in charge has promised an en open with services in the church at with names of blood donors, and Phipps. PRAYER BOOKS with stars after each indicating the joyable evening for all. 10 Veara In Same Locality 2:30, followed by a program in the Happy Journey, a playlet drama number of tjonations. She also re Pvt. James Woodrow Boes and school hall. tizing simple and eveo’ day events, VEST POCKET— WITH OB YT ITHOLT 2 Stand) to Serve You ported that 40 St. Francis’ high Miss Ode.isa Mae McCraw were EPISTLES AND GOSPELS The religious ceremonies will afforded much amusement in its school girls are in hospital train married in the rectory before the B'VTAY AT ARAPAHOE include the opening prayer of the portrayal by the use of pantomime ing. Parents are reminded that Rev. Harley Schmitt on Wednes Size 2fax494 ■ 440 Pages Legion of Mary; a sermon by the without stage properties. No scen GAYTORD AT COLFAX Rev. John Regan; and Solemn stamps and bonds can be purchased day evening, Dec. 1. Pvt. Boes, a at the school at any time. Bonda ery wag used, because the idea of student in Lowry Field, is a native Benediction of the Blessed Sacra the play is that no particular place 25c TO $2.50 ment, with the Rev. John Moran worth $2,200 and $500 in stamps of Loretto, Pa., and Miss McGraw’s QUALITY TREES.... $1.00 up have been sold since September. is represented. home is in Ringgold, Ga. as celebrant, the ReV. Matthias The cast included: Stage man HAIL HOLY QUEEN-By Callan-McHugh Trees All Colors of Rainbow Blenkush as deacon, and the Rev. The Rev. Gregory Smith will of First Lt. Blake Hiester, brother S2.75 lo S 5.25 fer the Children’s Mass, on the ager, Neil O’Bryne; Ma Kirby, Edward Dinan as subdeacon. Theresa Nelson; Arthur, young of the Rev. Richard Hiester, was BLESSED BE GOD— By Callan-McHugh.... 3.00 to 10.00 third Friday of every month, for a visitor in the rectory last week. The program in St. John’s school son, Earl Talbot; Caroline, young MY PR.4YER BOOK— By Fr. Latance...... the men and women in service in Lt. Hiester has been a.ssigned to a ■ 2.25 lo 5.00 St. Franeis de Sales* hall will be as follows: the name of the PTA. As many daughter, Regina Rowland; Pa Kirby, Leo Schuster; and Beulah, French language school in Yale GATH. GIBI.S GUIDE— By Fr. Latance.... • 2.25 to 5.00 Welcome, the Rev. Roy Figlino; PTA members as possible are universitjr. hvmn, ‘‘On This Day, 0 Beautiful urged to attend. married daughter, Loretta Horri- MANUAL OF PRAYER...... 1.75 to 6.50 |gan. Members of the Altar and Ro I Forget-Me*Not HARPER’S Mother,” all present; piano solo, The Story of the Valicnn with Alto Mitials— Sunday ______Clare Marie O’Keefe of St. Marj-’s The student body enthusiasti sary society will meet on Friday - 30777 Op»n f tfl 8 Snaday FOR AN EVENING'S The members of St. Ann’s circle 1425 .Monroe .street celebrated COAL w;ere the guests of the St. Agnes their 25lh wedding anniversary Altar Society in j John C. THRILL " circle at a Christmas party on with a family dinner. Boulder K. of C. Wardrobe Exchange All Popular Grades Tuesday afternoon in the home of A subscriber offers thanks for Scholl W« ezchanffe liifhtl^ nie
P «C T STT Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatqpe 4205 Thursday, Dec. 9, 1943
Home Economics—Defense [7 / \ in the fr^hman and aophomow rla^n^i of Rrgis h«Rh achooi, Denver, I A TjM^I A TTIOW P AKIQH are John McGoyan and Oiarle* Mulrahy, *hown seated, below. Others j/ail il V/il V'lan m IV /il 1 I r U J i l in the ronlest, held in the Little theater last week, are, standing, Irft to right, William Sievers, Eugene Fuller Brushes lEGIS m ] M Lanianskr (chairman), Robert Fiori, William Carmichael, William (iaskina, Robert Fahey, and Charles Mahoney. PERSONAL BRUSHES WILL STAGE TURKEY P A R H HOUSEHOLD BRUSHES WAXES AND POUSHES (Annunciation Pariih, Denvar) Pavalka, Frank Wilson, Ed Wal- TA. 1798 — 1648 GUnarm — OtiiTar In the recent meeting of the lenhaupt. Pat Powers, and Harry Holy Name society, Ed Gates was Taylor of Denver, and Mrs. James chosen chairman of the turkey Bartle of Boulder. IRE INIIOUiEO party to be staged in Hagus hall Joe O’Brien and Mrs. Henry on the evening of Dec. 20. The Westhusin of Plainville, Kans., S0(H11 special prize will consist of a 15- who were called here by the serious ------.. pound turkey and a complete din First place winners In their illness of their brother, Mikel leoI ner. O’Brien of 3621 Vine, returned! I54B Ulmer St. V ” ------respective classes in the annual Re fm glad mother beVca Others assisting on the commit home last week. gis high school oratorical contest, auch good cakea. She tee are 0. W. Magor, Ed Kelly, held in the Regis Little Theatre Vic Hebert, Ralph Moore. John tnBMii w i alwaya uaca Pikea Peek last Thursday evening, were Schlereth, Allen Clark, H. Zubto- De Paul Retreat to bel, Ed Clinton, John Monckton, (Charles Mulcahy (sophomore) and Cake Flour. So wiH k Frank Simmington, J. Yedo, Pat Begin Thursday High! John McGowan (freshman). Duffy, Jake Mahler, A. Joyce, Joe when I grow up. Mulcahy is the son of Mr, and Haerblin, Frank Ward, Frank Mrs. E. T. Mulcahy of 3400 E. 7th Popish, Mike Sullivan, George The annual retreat sponsored by avenue. His oration, “ The Mean Honiker, and R. Nalty. Othir mem the conferences of the St. Vincent de Paul society in Denver will be ing of the Declarakion of Inde bers are urged to volunteer. pendence" by Woodrow Wilson, The Boy Scouts will award a 15- gin this evening in the Holy Ghost I •PAY NOTHING DOWN ,won first place over the selections pound turkey the same evening. church at 8 o’clock and will con- • $5.00 PER MONTH . . . , , ftinue on Friday and Saturday eve- of three other sophomore con The Holy Name society and the nings. The Rev. John Clark. C.M.. W# can msk« esrlj dallrtriu of sllj testants. Other contestants were older hoys of the pari.sh will re rrsdri of •teom and domcatie coal. | At ^OUT William Carmichael, William Gas professor of sacred eloquence, in Call lodar! ceive Holy Communion in the 8:30 St. Thomas’ seminary; will conduct kins, and Robert Fiori. Grocers Mass Sunday. the exercises. A general Com Washington Morrison John McGowan is the son of Mr. High leal, long SootIcM. hot eco On Friday morning the high munion day for all members will nomical. S^.06 and Mrs. Joseph McGowan of 3260 burning, 6^ 30 school student body was conse be observed in the 8:15 Mass on aootloaa. | Lump I Race. He won first place in the crated to the Sacred Heart of Sunday, Dec. 12, in Holy Ghost Lamp or Egg or Egg------freshman division with his delivery Jesus. Monsignor Charles Hagus church. I Washington Morrison PIKES PEAK of the farhous "Execution Speech" conducted the ceremony. The retreat is open to all Catho of Col. Thomas L. Burke. The I Stoker IfJ.SS Two and a Sg.85 The Altar and Rosary society lic men of the archdiocese, as well half-inch 9 other freshman finalists were coal. 9 will hold its regular monthly c a r d |asas any non-Catholicnon-CathoIic friends,friends. ! modified pea. nut coal.__ Charles P. Mahoney, Robert Fahey, party, Monday afternoon, Dec. 13, FLOUR and William Sievers. DAILY NOVENA ATTENDANCE at 1:30 in the Gas Hospitality The two winners will be awarded Sodafos Honor house. Officers of the PTA will Denver Girl Is Class Rugby Coal Co. the Oratorical medal at the annual IN WESTSIDE PARISH IS 1,700 serve as hostesses. Mrs. J. Roach j commencement exercises in the is chairman. Reservations may be President in College 11144 5TH ST. KE. 0121 Regis gjTn next June. jmade by calling her or Mrs. W. i Judges of the contest were Mrs. (St. Joieph’s ParUb, Denver) services at 3 and 7:30 p.m. On Blessed Mother Anderson. VASHOLT Xavier, Kans-----Miss Gladys Genevieve Kreiner, who is an in The daily average attendance at Saturdays there is a High Mass Patricia Monckton returned Ranney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The firms listed here de structor in English and speech in the 20th annual solemn novena in offered at the shrine of Our Lady [home after visiting her brother honor of Our Mother of Perpetual T. C. Ranney of Denver, ha.s been East public high school; the Rev. of Perpetual Help at 7 o’clock for The Archdiocesan Sodality I Vernon, who is stationed in Wash serve to be remembered Help has been 1,700. Last Sun those in the service of the country. elected president of the freshman John J, Gibbons, S.J.; and Edward union observed world-wide Sodal ington with the navy. FURS Floyd. day’s total was 2,100. Large Novena prayers are said after the class of the St. Mary college here. when you are distributing numbers have received Holy Com Saturday Masses. ' ' ity day with a dinner in the Cath Jerrj' McClain, son of Mr. and Sophomore finalists were coached Supreme Service munion throughout the novena. olic Charities annex, Denver, Mrs. J. McClain, is enjoying a 10- Your Purchase of War Bonds your patronage in the dif by Bernard C. Schulte, S.J. Wil A special meeting was called by day leave after several recent en The solemn closing was held the Altar and Rosary society for Dec. 7. The Most Rev. Urban J. and Stamps Helps Secure Your At Low Cost . liam J. Kane, S.J., prepared the at each of the novena .«ervices counters in the South Pacific. Future. ferent lines of business. freshman finalists for the contest Wednesday of this week. Vehr, Archbishop of Denver, was Dec. 8 at 3, 7:30, and 8:30 p.m. Pvt. Joe Heronama has been sta The Rev. John Fulford, C.SS.R.. guest of honor. 1510 CALIFORMA The contest, an annual event The Holy Name members will tioned in Camp Hale. | is conducting a retreat for the More than 200 sodalists and was sponsored by the Regis chapter receive Holy Communion Sunday' CH. 1901 nurses in Glockner hospital, Colo their moderators and pastors were Mrs. Lillian Sullivan, who suf-^ of the National Forensic league of in the 7:30 Mass. The meeting rado Springs. Father John,Butti- present at the dinner, one of a fered a heart attack, is confined which James Reed, a senior, is will be held next Tuesday after mer, C.SS.R., gave the address at series of celebrations held to her home. , TAYLOR’S president. the novena services at 8:15. the capping exercises in St. Jos throughout the nation to pay tri The Young Ladies’ sodality is The games party will be held at Wt Hsks Old Shoes Look Like Now The chairman of the program eph’s hospital. Father Ralph Mi- bute to the Blessed Virgin Mary, dressing old dolls in co-operation ■ 8:30 Monday night in the hall. CHRISTMAS TREE LOT COMPLETE LINE OF SHOE was Eugene Lamansky, first place cnaels. C.SS.R., conducted a patroness of American youth. with the St. Vincent de Paul so-; SUPPLIES The weekly Tuesday novena de winner of the freshman contest in triduum in Annunciation parish ciety. j votions will be resumed with Mis.s Rita I^a Tourette, prefect, 1942, who introduced the speakers. before the Feast of the Immacu An afghan made by Mrs. Michael: MASTER SHOE Fred Zarlengo, a senior, played was chairman, and introduced the Cullen of 4160 Lowell boulevard | late Conception. speakers. Miss Virginia Carroll REBUILDER selections on the accordion in the will be given away at the annual! t ORDER course of the program. Aroa War Ghost Goos St. Joseph’s high school choral was in charge of the entertain so?, 13th St. Phono TA. 0812 ment. The speakers for the even card party of the Annunciation j group sang for a High Mass in branch of St. Vincent’s Aid society; Ovor Top by $34,342 Fitzsimons hospital on the Feast ing were Archbishop Vehr and the Rey. Hubert Newell. in St. Vincent’s home Thursday, MASTER KEY SHOP Cathedral Altar and of the Immaculate Conception, Dec. 9, at 2 p.m. The party pro-' EARLY Wednesday, Dec. 8, at 5 p.m. The Miss La Tourette spoke on a vides funds for the orphans’ ' Mcmb«r National Loekitnitha* The Denver area War Chest has group is under the direction of Astociation Rosary Group to Meet special radio broadcast over KFEL Chri.stmas gifts. Pillow cases and | raised a total fund of $1,508,342.36, Miss Adeline Roth and Mrs. Helen Quality Trees at Fair Prices SERVICE CALLS - AUTO KEYS Wedne.sday evening and paid a a large cake also will be given' EXPERT LOCK SERVICE exceeding its "goal of $1,474,000 in Sedimayer. • tribute to the sodalities that had away. Hostesses include Mmes.! S03 16th Street Phon* TAbor 0812 The Cathedral Altar and Rosary ^co-operated in the ceremonies COLFAX at ST. PAUL societj' will meet Friday at 2 its recent financing campaign by Many useful and appropriate Nellie Judge, Margaret Sage, MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED Tuesday. o’clock in the Catholic Charities $34,342.36. gifts were donated by the high Murry Wolz, S. Iverson, Harry' school students for distribution annex, E. 17th avenue and Grant The total amount of subscrip to wounded soldiers by the Red street, Denver. Hostesses will be tions is 102.46 per cent of the goal, Mmes. S. P. Keating. Mars Guin- j Cross. I DOYLE’S don. George Hughes, M. Lamy, and which places the Denver area above Tuberculin tests will be given Ollie Blevins. The speaker for the the average of War Chest: I to the grade and high school PHARMACY afternoon will be the Rev. Arthur throughout the country. To date I pupils next week. Th« ParttecUr Lucy. A musical program will be 235 War Chests have averaged Two boys satisfactorily passed presented by Miss Margie O’Neil, the V-12 test given recently in 17TH AVE. AND GRANT 102.2 per cent of their goals. KE. 6987 FSEB OELIVERT program chairman. Mrs. James the high school and five passed the Knight is president. In announcing the successful re the civil air patrol test. sult Henry C. Van Schaack, cam Through the generosity of sev paign chairman, expressed grati eral parishioners, the grade school fication at the whole-hearted sup has been appropriately decorated port of the residents of all four for the Christmas season with DISPENSE BROS. counties in the Denver area— trees and pine boughs. The pupils B a y W a r Beautiful Christmas Trees Adams, Arapahoe, Denver, and have also made many decorations SAVT your ration coupon*! Bay Fresh Cut Flowers Jefferson. for the individual rooms. FRESH fruit* and vegetable* I Large selection Colo. Evergreen 2- to 12-foot-Silvered Finett quality, economically B o n d s priced, grand aelection. Large Assortment of Potted Long-Needle White Pine, a beautiful tree. .4s always, Rennet-Custards Form In V ’s Plants and Funeral Designs a better tree for your money. 'As Even Desserts Go Military Good Things fo Eat F B E D ^ S TAYLOR’S CHRISTMAS TREES BI-LOW HlEATS JERRY BREEN Fresh and Salted .Nutmeata Open Evenings Till 9 3345 Brighton Blvd. Candied Fruit* and Candies Christinas is coming FLORIST For Fine Fish 3 BLOCKS BEYOND BROADWAY VIADUCT WHEAT GERM — SOt BEA.N FLOUR and so are our cus Just Caught HERRING TIDBITS tomers for nice meats. 1456 California NA. 2279 SPANISH MACKEREL ADDISOiVS LB. 49c Home Public Market BLACK BASS TA. 2758 NORTHERN PIKE BUFFALO — HERRING Hours: 0 to 12; 1 to 6. Phone MAln 8487 IHERF S GOOD NUTfUTION BELGIAN HARES C C o IN ANY CUT OF MEAT Frying Size ...... lb. O w C Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist BELGIAN HARES Q Q n B u y W a r Roaiting Size ...... Ib. wOC Suite 722 Mack Building, IGth and California Streets SPRING CHICKENS CHICAGO To Bake or Fry...... ,..4 4 c COLORED B o n d s STEWING HENS 11.38c MARKET -TURKEYS- COLFAX MARKET COLKAX AT COI.KAX A'l DOWNING MARION WTien buying from the I I firms advertising in this Clark’s Flowers I Complete Line of Cut Flowera | paper, please mention that I and Potted Plant* I YOU you saw their advertise j Floral Spray* and I j Cor*age* j ment 4We Deliver TA. 36624> CAN’T HOLD A CANDLE Spaeialit# ta Phone ^ WE SHIP MIIJ( FED Tabor ‘1776’ ROCKY MTN TO POULTRY m m i TROUT Blessed Sacrament PTA ____A . I Q I Prepaid RO Ov«f lilttlo Belgian boys chalk the “V for "Victory” on Oertnan troop f c. 8. a. tralna. American bombers roar across French skies In "V" formation. ConpleU LUt« of British statesmen greet United Nations troops with the two fingered CHRISTMAS PARTY J SEA FOODS and BRUNOS ‘W sign. And on American dinner tables even rennet-custards marett USD Eut Colfo in “V’s'*, as a visible mark of oar determination to win what the - STOP HERE FOR JESS’ Friday, Dec. 10th FRESH nSH Avttioa "V” atands for! QUALITY G.AMES AND PRIZES These cool rennet-enstards do more than jnst make the sign o( IFREE DELIVERY AT 18 A. H. AND 3 P. U.| I victory. They are fighting food, containing in the lightest, most delicate QUALITY Tickets — 50 cts. I form the solid nutritional elements that will enable lu to win, for they Call P.T.A. or EA. 3427 are more than 90 per cent milk. Busy homemakers will appreciate the FLORIDA FRUIT fact that the rennet powder which coagulates the milk also sweetens COURTESY LOOP MAKKET and flavors it — and so easily, too. PRODUCE 0 0. MEATS Denver Fruit & Produce Red, White and Blue Rennet-Custard TA. 1369 FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE 1 pint mfik (not canned) Maraschino Cherries Fre* Parking With Parchaia of 60c or Mora at 1429 Lawranea 1 package vanilla rennet powder Set ont 4 or 5 dessert glasses, bine if possible. Warm milk slowly stirring constantly. Test a drop on inside of wrist frequently. When FOOD FOR FRjEEDOM SOLES COMFORTABLY WARM (110* P.) not hot, remove at once from heat. Stir rennet powder into milk hrlsUy untU thoroughly dissolved — Good Bakery Goods not over one mlnnte. Ponr at once, while stfll liquid, into individual W IRTH Bi-Loio h e e l s s : „ dessert glasses. Do not move until (rm — about 10 miuntea Chiii LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP Cut maraschino cherries in halves and place on paper tqwellng to drain thoroughly. Just before serving, arrange seven cherry halves in "V" VOSS BBOS. I* lb* Leap MarfcM l,*wr*nc. St Side formation on the surface of each rennet-costard, placing them carefully FOOD CEXTEB Thursday, Dec, 9, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN
T h p C'hri^fmriQ P / r f V ^ •" Loretto Heifhu 1 lie Iblinuii 1 l u y ,hi, Sunday eve- ninK will have Mary Eleanor Porter, »hown below, in the featured role of the Kleiwed Vir|(in. Uie drama ii Gregorio Martinez Sierra'a Ho/y T H A X K YOU! BUY A HOME in the Aif/it, a niirarle play in three srenet. Thank You for Your Wonderful Support of Our New Parish of Your Choice Religious Square — We Are Grateful List Your Property For Sale With Any of These Realtors
St. Francis de Sales' Parish TO FIND A GOOD HOME IN ANY DENVER PARISH WASHINGTON PARK ^ UrKo hffinHtmR. Full ga* TELL YOUR NEEDS TO VAN SCHAACK & CO. hcRt. 2-ettr trmrmice. Vric9 only fi.900. CmU £mily Van Sickle. KA. 4BII- CHe C417. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL’S PARISH 2IS6S SO. ST. PAUL. Now rented 167.60 unfumiihed. Vneant Dec. 16. Extra St. liOuis’ Parish MEDALS fine frame bunzalow. All large rooma— living, dining, kitchen and 8 bed-, LOVELY BKICK BUNGALOW IF ST pjisicrs NEW SHIPMENT roome: economical gae heat; iandecaped with rock garden; glaaaed-in porch. 6-room mml. in Kngi^wood. 2 lota. ROSARIES Mother of Pearl Emit. Full baRcment. (*as heat. See thin Beautiful Tear MIRACULOUS MEDAL i today. For appt. call MA. 2739* ST. MARY MAGDALENE’S PARISH SUrling Sllvor Chain CH. 5417. Pfearl Rosary (Has locket for ptrture) 6036 W. 82ND AVE.; VACANT SOON. All 8 bedrooma will accommodate twin beds. I.arge living room*. Handy kitchen ia big enough for breakfait St. Francis de Sales’ Parish WILL Giy[ PMTF 14-K. Gold Filled Only $10.00 aet. Tile hath, tub and ahnwer. Stoker. Playroom. 2-car garage. Owner NEAR BYERS JR. HIGH GOLD-FILLED MIRACULOUS moving this week. Call Fiaher. 6-room brick cottage. New gaa fur . Ceiling Price $10.95 nace. New roof, 2-cart garage. Black. MEDAU (St. Patrick*! Pariah, Denver) Starlinv- BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH MA. 7678. Our Price $5.95 SllTtr ...... $8.50 4036 E. ISTH. Park Hill’a heat value for a 2-atory colonial home. 8 bed- The Holy Name society will hold St. Francis de Sales’ Parish PLAIN BLACK BEADS 16c 24-Inch Chain f q n r rooma. including large maater bedroom, lat floor baa powder room and VACANT— 2 BLOCKS TO ita monthly meeting Thursday eve eunroom. Sunny expoaiirea with 4 rooma facing aoiUh. block to Park DELTAH 24-K COLD PLATED Mlraculon, ...... v *J **'0 BROADWAY 17.66 1 Hill carline and City park. 2 Iota well landaraped afld patio. Gaa hot air 3-heilroom home. All redecorated. ning, Dec. 9. At this time plans Varied a«iortment of SL Chria- heat and 2-car garage. You can have immediate jMnaeaalon. F. W. Bimey, Under 83,600. Terma. Shelton. KE. will he completed for sponsorinir Olhtrt in Ciratal. Silrtr and topher • Mtdals for men and Jr., EM. 6863. 8962. the Christmas turkey party, which Gold women In ,ennee. ST. DOMINIC’S PARISH Holy Family Parish will he held on Friday eveninR, 2934 FOSTER CT. 2-atory. 3-hedroom home. Firat floor haa been com 4596 BEACH COURT Dec. 17, in the auditorium of the pletely modemited and ia very charming. Stoker. Owner haa bought new 3 bedrooms, stoker. 8 lots. Not a school. Sunday is Communion day home and will make attractive deal. Call Fiaher. new home, but very well built. for the Holy Name society. MrR. llefirnabcrRer. £A. 5155- CATHEDRAL PARISH CU. 6417. Members of the Younic I.adie.s' • Dolls 1161 Humboldt. One of Denver’a moat charming homea. 4 bedrooma, ^ St. .John’s Parish sodality, both senior and junior, hath,, library, gae heal with air conditioner. Thia attractive houae atanda received Communion in the 7 on 8 beautifully iandecaped lota, with brick walla and fencing. Garage haa 629 FILLMORE • Carriages aepirate gas heating plant and upataira apartment renting at $40 a month. R rooms, finished bseement, storm o’clock Ma.s.s on the Feast of the windows, gas fiiroare. 2 lots. 36.350. Immaculate Conception. In the A lovely, livable home. Leonard Schack. PE. 8921, Thompson. KK. 2063-CH. 6417. • Toys evening following the iiovena LADY’S WATCH ST. LOUIS’ PARISH Presentation Pari.sh services, new inenibers were en 3776 SO. LINCOLN. ENGLEWOOD. 6-room bungalow. Cloae to Engle- Rental not considered, but will sell 8 JetceU • High Chairs wood high school and buaiileas diatriet. Drive by, then call Bo,ach. RA. rolled and present members re- like rent, small down payment, or 629.95 8POHT MODEL 1270 for appt. to inspect. might trade for car or what? Vscanl. newe
. Denver chapter directors of the American Red Cross at a recent board meeting elected John J. Sul livan vice chairman to succeed the late John L. Dower, it was an- nounced Dec. 2. Elected directors Remember the wore Henry Swan, replacing Mrs, Henry Swan, who died recently, and L t Coradr. Lloyd E. Yoder, succeeding Rabbi Abraham Fein- Poor Missions of berg, who is now in Canada. the Archdiocese A R T EXHIBIT by DONALD A. HINDER Horn* Studio — 1029 Acorn* St December 3rd to 18th 10 A.M. to 10 P. M.
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Aaioetat* W. R. JOSEPH I — From the Painting by F. S. Manning I EYES EXAMINED Phont TAbor tSSO MajMtif Bldt President Is Named for University College, Cork 12 Players Selected For hurch SUPREME Dublin.— Prof. Alfred O’Rahilly, C author of a life of Father. Willie Doyle, S.J., translated into 10 lan All’ Parochial Grid Honors! COAL CO. guages, has been appointed presi WE SPECIALIZE IN dent of University college, Cork, By P h il H e w it t Rhgis high; and center, Joe Petex- STOKER COAL by the senate of the National uni Two All-Parochial football versity. This appointment fills the son, Regis high. WE RECOMMEND league teams have been selected There were a great many other Columbine & Induatrial vacancy caused by the death of in Denver to date, and have For Furnace Coal Prof. P. J. Merriman. appeared in the daily newspapers. boys in the league who were al They were selected through the ef most as good as the first team,. ^ PE. 4679 1144 So. Penn Navy Chaplain Bill Puahed IN forts of sports writers who have They could not all be chosen, and Washington.—The General Com viewed most of the games this sea maybe there were some mistakes Tha Beat (n mission of Army and Navy Chap son, and partly on the advice of lains announced that it had re the coaches...... T USED k ceived a promise of early Congres There is a difference in only one FURNITURE sional hearings on the Walsh- did their best and that their ALSO NEW position on the two teams. Which efforts were appreciated, both by Pluraley bill to establish an office picker is right would be difficult C«ih or Credit of chief of chaplains for the navy._ their coaches and by the parochial to decide. After all the selections league football fans, for helping A FULL LINE are a great deal, in so far as the OF OFFICE LECAL NOTICE to make the league’s season one sports writers are concerned, a of its best. FURNITURE matter of personal judgment The Other boys whose names de; We buy your houiehold end office fora!* OFFICE OF THE fact that they came as close as lure for CASH, or exchenft them for TREASURER they did in selecting the teams serve mention include: 1 anything in etock. CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER speaks rather well for the 12 men Bill Barton, Cathedral high; W> rent Folding Chtire. Card and Ban m Municipal Building quet Tabler, Diabee. Silverware, any- DENVER. COLORADO selected. Joe Sanzalone, Holy Family high; thing in stock. No. G-119 We, then, will give both boys in Martin Lally, Holy Family high; Esubliahed 18S8 NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL Dan McNallis, St. Joseph’s; Don ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF the disputed position the benefit PHONE KEYSTONE 4832 APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF of the doubt and select a 12-man Milner, St. Joseph’s- Sid Bishop, OPEN FROM 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. TREASURER’S DEED team. Here they are: Regis high; Bob Burns, Regis high; George Mueller, St. Francis’ ; TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and Quarterback, John Duff icy, St. U _____ I J Ca. Taa..aa.%U’ .. . O *.**... more eapeciiily to Joseph’s high school; halfbacks, Harold Pfeifer, St. Joseph’s; Ome Imu C. Wilson Case. Mullen high; Tony Zarlengo,! MAURICE City end County of Denver Sammy Gomez, Mullen high, and Bernard Deidel, Cathedral high; St. Francis'; Bill Riordan, St. I The Mofftt Tunnel Improvement District Francis’ ; Jim Law, Regis high; | You end each of you are hereby notified fullback, “ Dud” Goggins, Regis STUDIOS Schaivone, Annunciation high; and that on the 2Sth day of Novem^r. 1928, high; ends, Frank Heit, Regis the Manager of Revenue, ^-O fficio Treaa- the remainder of the Annuncia Form of Bequest Personality Portraits high, and Ronnie Cupp, St. urer of the City and (bounty of Denver and tion high school team. Outweighed, State of Colorado, sold at public sale to Joseph’s; tackles, Leo Pfeifer, St. outmanned, and taking a beating . for Establishment of 3 STUDIOS TO City and County of Denver, the applicant, Jo.seph’s, Francis Burns, Mullen s e r m : y o u who has made demand for a Treaaurer’s every time out, they stayed in there ’ Deed, the following described real estate, high, and Walter Nickless, Regi.s and played the season, giving 60 Funds for Educa 1528-30 Broadway situate in the City and County of Denver high: guards. Jack Anthony, minutes of football in every game} and State of Colorado. to>wit: Regis nigh, and Jim Watson, CHerry 3 9 2 6 Lot Four (4) and North Twenty- they played. tion of Priests: 811 Sixteenth St. Three iN 28 ft) Feet of Lot^ive (6), If the Regis high school team[| in Block Two (2), McKee's Addition: Heroic Suffering CHerry 4767 jthat said tax sale was made to satisfy the had the same spirit of fight, it I 613 Fifteenth St. delinquent General taxes assessed against Is Inspiration could have bested Golden high forj [said real estate for the year 1927; that said the Metropolitan championship MAio 8436 real estate was taxed in the name of W. R. Johnson: that the statutory period of last Sunday 40 to 0. The team demption expired November 28th, 1981: woke up in the last period of the . that the same has not been redeemed; that game and played the only reallj •aid property may be redeemed at any time before a Tax Deed is issued ; that a Tax football it produced all fall. The] Deed will be issued to the said City and final score was 13-13. County of Denver, lawful holder of said certificate, on the 7th day of April at 5 o'clock p.m , 1944, unless the same has been redeem^ before 5 o'clock p.m. of said date. WITNESS my hand and seal this 29th day of November. 1943. F. E. WILSON. (Seal) Manager of Revenue. Ex-Officio Treasurer, City and County of HINURi'FNCRAVEU Denver in the State of Colorado, aiaiB^hST. By Frank J. Gartland, Deputy Treasurer. First Publication December 2. 1943. Last Publication December 16. 1943. OFFICE OF THE TREASURER CITY A.VD COUNTY OF DENVER Municipal Buildinc DENVER. COLORADO No. G-121 America it shopping earlier for NO’nCE OF PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF Christmas this year than erer be APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF fore. Gift buying will reach an TREASURER’S DEED all-time high, and shopkeepers will TO WHOaM IT 31AY CONCERN, and cherish this at the busiest holiday '■ DAY LOXG more especially to in memory. Nathan A. West THE SUM OF $350 City and County of Denver With money being larished on FOOT EASE The Moffat Tunnel Improvement District dear ones who in other years had WILL TAKE CARE You and rach of you are hereby notified i Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomae to be content with a greeting card When you're wearing the velvety that on the Srd day of December. 1929. the (>)steno of Seattle, who, during a from us, we can experience OF A STUDENT FOR .Manager of Revenae, Ex-Officio Trewurer ihrre-rear tllnr.«9 of an incurable cushioning of NIM.4T1C ahoes. ' of tile City and County of Denver and shadow of the joy of giving— that ON E Y E A R . Suta of Colorado, sold at public sale to glandular maladv, offered his suf intangible secret to the happiness' Insure Foot Comfort ;City and County of Denver, the applicant. ferings to God. The memory of of a life spent serving others. I who has made demand for a Treasurer's Tommy's life is an inspiration to by wearing these comfortably I Deed, the following described real estate, his parents and friends. Tommy But in spite of our first desire | at vied ahoes. j situate in the City and County of Denver to cheer persons during the holi and State of Colorado, to-wit: was born in Spokane, ^'hsh. I Lot Eight (8), in Block Three (3)» Though only 10 when*he died, he days, we lose our bearings and dis End Y’our Foot Troubles positions in a maze of tramping, by Wearing ^ Downing's Addition: seem^ to have a far greater knowl .that said ux sale was made to satisfy the. edge of God and His ways than shoving, impatient shoppers; we DOCTOR NORMALIZER delinquent General taxes assessed against dash in and order greeting cards said real estate for the year 1928: that said many adults. The story of his SHOES AND THE DOCTOR ! real esUte was taxed in the name of depicting anything from cherubs ; STABILIZER FOR PEOPLE heroic suffering is revealed by the A Permanent Burse for the Perpetua Nathan A. West: that the sututory period Rev. James Linden, S.J., in the on a barn dooK to Skeexix getting WITH ARtJl TROUBLE. ,of redemption expired December 3rd, 1932: hi* first spanking^-entirely for that the same baa not been redeemed; that Jesuit Seminary ISetrt. jsaid property may be redeemed at any time getful of what “ Happy CHRIST- BERNSTEIN’S \ before a Tax Deed is issued: that a Tax OFFICE OF THE mat” meant. And then we deck Education of a Seminarian, is $6,000. Deed will be issued to the said City and TREASURER the house in fancy gadgets all the I County of Denver lawful holder of said cer- CI-TY AND COUNTY OF DENVER way from patriotic fireworks to] Sample Shoe Store Uifleate, on the 7tb day of April at S o'clock Municipal Building I p.m., 1944, unless W same has been re- DENVER. COLORADO woolly poodles— and this to herald 917-15th Street deemed before 5 o'clock p.m. of said date. No. G-130 the birthday of a King. ^ Any Portion of This Amount, WITNESS my hand and seal this 29th NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL AcrofiB From Gti & Electric Bldf. day of November, 1943. ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF Christmas e v e 't last-minute F. E. WILSON. (Seal) APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF scuffle leaves scarcely enough | Manager of Re\’enue, Ex-Officio TREASURER’S DEED time to duck in to Confession be-1 Treasurer, City and County of However, Can Be Left. Denver )n the State of Colorado. TO W-HOM IT MAY CONCERN, and fore Midnight Matt. And we are; PROMPT DELIVERY By Frank J. Gartland, more ospeeially to struck with the thought that until Deputy Treasurer. D. Batr Dec, 24 we have not given any > First Publication December 2. 194S. The Pioneer State Bank Last Publication December 16. 1943. Public Tnatee attention to the spiritual prepara Pike "View Lump, Egg City and County of Denver tion for Christmas. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ’The Moffat ’Tunnel Improvement District & Nut - - Columbine, 'ESTATE OF William Lewis. DECEASED. You and each of you are hereby notified This year, of all years the one For Further Information Address the I No. 72917 that on the Srd day of December, 1929, the when we most need strength and Boulder 'Valley and I Notice is here^ given on the 12th day .Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officio Treasurer hope from the King of Kings, we 'of November. 1948, letters of adminlstra- of the City and County of Denver and should begin early to loften our ' tion were issued to the undersigned as ad< State of Colorado, sold at public sale to Crown Lump & Egg : ministrator of the above named estate and City and County of Denver, the applicant, heart* with thoughts of what the ; all persons having claims against said, who ha* made demand for a Treksurtr’i world would be, had Christmas estate are required to file them for allow- Deed, the following described real eauu ' STOKER .4.M) STEA.M lance in the County Court of the City and never happened. Children should, situate in the City and County of Denver be taught to set up tho crib and ' COAL . . . WITH OR 1 County of Denver. Colorado, within six end State of Colorado, to-wit: ;montlu from said date or said claims will Lots Six
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JCinnlv Tncpfin •* depicted h old in g the Infant €HEZ MARIE Commanding Officer I* D.T4? f f i": vJb* J U j C y i l Jetxis in a statue that greets visitors Hum Sundaj evening, Dec. 12, U Maj. Harold T. Hastings, a Catholic as th^y step into the entrance hall of St. Joseph's new convent at who lias more than 300 hours of combat flying in the Pacific theater 2825 W. 32nd avenue, Denver. Tlie life-sise statue, shown below, will Cown Shoppe of war. Maj. Hastings will describe some of his battle experiences as be seen by those accepting the invitation o f the Sistert of St. Francis part of the celebration, which has been arranged as Denver's contribu Seraph to inspect the institution during an open house on Tuesday, tion to the national *‘WAC Salute" day.— (AAF Training Command Dec. 14, between the hours of 2 and 8 p.m. . photo) B«outl/uI Stleetion Action This Day, by Archbishop of CoaU and Dressy Francis J. Spellman (N.Y., Charle* Suits ' Scribner’s Sons, |2.75). COATS 29.95 up If these letters were not written in war time, they would be excel lent trevel literature. The Arch bishop has the knack of dekeribing Mtdira* Minimlr. men and events in a style that is Dttlrner no more assuming than that of an WEDDING OUTFITS ordinary letter writer and yet brings his reader into contact with BRIDESMAIDS reality. As things are, the travel READY-TO-WEAR interest, though always vivid, CUSTOM MADE never overspreads the poignant LADIES' APPAREL reflections aroused by the war. BEAUTIFUL FORMALS As one follows the New York Churchman aropnd the rim of Here's the easy way to have the money you will need next Christ Europe, over-'^Asia Minor, and mas; money tor gifts, for taxes, or for year-end expenses. 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CHRISTMAS book. $5.00 $250.00 $ 10.00 $500.00 PHOTOGRAPHS A Manual of Catholic Action, by Monsignor Luigi Civardi; trans Large Groups and Family lated by Father C. C. Martindale, Groups Our Specialty S. J. (N.Y Sheed & Ward, 32.76), This is the handbook of Catholic La Fayelie-Fulls . Action—in other words it is an an GK th a t counic English translation (reprinted) Studios -t- of the first volume of the authori Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are tative two-volume manual on Cath reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. TABOR TitEATRE BLDG. olic Action originally published in FIGHTING MEN ADMIT NEED Italy and blessed by the Pope. KE. 4450 or KE. 4803 Nothing herein is a matter of the I 16lh St. Elevator author's private judgment. All FOR QUALITY CORN FED TABOR THEATRE ENTRANCE OF RELIGION, FLIER ASSERTS relevant Papal pronouncements are ME.4TS & POULTRY SEE INSURANCE set out in detail and the funda (Continued From Page One) to Hawaii. He was in the air Dec. mental principles are elaborated areas of the Pacific where the 7 to check his ship before the scientifically, much after the style RABTOAY’S JOS. J. CELLA of theological treatises. 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 1120 Security Bldg. flier has seen combat duty. hop over the Pacific. When his ship landed at Hickam Field, T. The first part treats of Catholic Phone KEystone 2633 For four years, the flying major H., the air base was a shambles Action in itself—its idea, ends, HIRSCHFIELD has been an army man, and ever from Jap bombers. Smoke was apostolate, necessity—and the sec since he took o ff from Hamilton still rising, the runways were tom ond, of Catholic Action in its vari BEN FRANKLIN When buying from the Field, Calif., in December, 1941, like plowed fields, chaos was ous relationships—with the Hier & S0N everj'where. archy and clergy, with "politics," firms advertising in this MEMBERS ST. ELIZABETH PARISH his life has been lived against a with auxiliary and social-eco STORE background of action and ad Because so many of them were paper, please mention that trapped on the ground and des- nomic works. To the original edi Sc, lOc-Sl.OO AND UP venture; a broad tapestry of you saw their advertise stroyed, few B-17’s at Hickam tion there are added four Pontifical Thoiuan(Si of Ercryday Uiaful Itcmi zooming enemy planes, barking letters on Catholic Action. machine guns,, bombardment raids, were available for combat flying. 1 0 8 6 W, COLFAX (Aero.. Street from ment. and experiences to rival the most Of the few, Maj. Hastings’ ship St Le>'* Church) imaginative talcs of story-tellers. and crew were assigned to search The Soul of Russia, by Helen Is- missions. Japanese aircraft wolsky (N. Y., Sheed & Ward, Hastings was at the controls of learned that the fire-power of the $2 75). one of the B-17’s in the- first “Forts” was too much for them, “ This book,’’ in the author’s Uncle Sam Says: For Your Country’s Sake squadron to fly from California however, and the Yank fliers con words, “ might be called an outline centrated on seeking out enemy of Russia's spiritual history. It submarines and destroying them. has been designed not as an ex ST. JOSEPH’S CONVENT WILL * * * * Joann Spano of Later Hastings went to Mid haustive study of this subject—for way, where he picked up numerous such a study would require several survivors from the Battle of Mid volumes— but as a reference book BE DEDICATED ON DEC. 14 ORDER COAL NOVIi Arvada Engaged way, flying them to medical sta permitting the reader to see at a tions, shuttling back and forth glance the salient aspects of Rus (Continued From Page One) tured Crucifixion art study known The recent engagement of their under fire. At times he brought his sian religious culture and tradi vent is a life-size, medieval-style as the “ Vision of St. Francis” * « A- * daughter, Joann, to Ralph L. Hopp, ship only a few feet from water tion." Miss Iswolsky, a friend and statue of St. Joseph, mounted on a greets the eyes. This is S t Fran was announced by Mr. and Mrs. level to let his gunners take a few collaborator of the famed Russian marble pedestal. As one enters the cis’ shrine. It is set off from the S. Spano of Arvada. bursts of their guns on Japanese thinker Berdiaeff and the daughter Chapel of Christ the King from the chapel by wrought-iron grill work, Vfe Feature Best Coals in Both Bituminous and seamen. of a Russian minister of foreign convent corridor, a life-size sculp- and a wrought-iron priedieu stands When things got hot to the affairs under the Czarist regime, before the sculptured figures. Lignite Groups South, the major and his battle- writes with the deep appreciation of a woman who loves her native Liturgical Altar of Oak MAIN 5335 Um Our Budget Plan wise crew were transferred to A liturgical altar of carved oak Australia. Passing through Samoa, land, not with the hysterical enthu FINEST SELECTION siasm of a propagandist obsessed Guild Planning dominates the chapel sanctuary. Fiji, and New Caledonia, they On the altar is a modern, bronze ELK COAL €0. with the notion that the accidents 3635 Blake JOHN FINKBEUVER, Mgr. CHRISTMAS TREES arrived at Brisbane in October, tabernacle. In the sanctuary wall, 1942. of military alliance hold us honor bound to canonize everything behind and on either side of the Operating from various Austra Russian, altar, are two stained-glass win 75c UP lian bases, Hastings flew bombing To Recondition dows, imported from Europe by As she traces the spiritual his 19th at California at B'way. missions over Rabaul, Gasmata, the Rev. Mr. Oakes. Above the tab Buna, Lae, Salamaua, and many tory of her country from its em ernacle hangs an unusual crucifix Roar Holy Ohoat Church bryo in the territory around Kiev other Japanese held bases whose portraying Jesus on the cross as in the ninth century to the present Crilidlic %3X lOe^are Affodafion MERRY CHR1.STMAS names have become familiar to Nuns Dormitory Christ the High Priest. In the far war, we see that the misfortune Moit R«v. Francli J. Spellman, D.D., President American newspaper readers. corners of the sanctuary are two that separated Russia from Rome Rev. Thomat J. McMahon, 8.T.D., National Secretary statues; the one on the left is of Now back in the States after was due mainly to historical acci Rev, Joseph J. Ttnnant, S.T.D„ Assistant Secretary Our Lady of the Immaculate Con two years in combat, Maj. Hast dents and ignorance, not to doctri A project to be undertaken by ception, and on the right of St. ings is touring the West with the nal differences. She shows that St. Joseph’s guild of Denver in Joseph. A side altar stands against Holy Ocnlist Army Air Forces’ WACaravan as thf* dominating ideals of the Rus the near future is the recondition the right wall of the sanctuary, and commanding officer. sian soul, such as self-abnegation ing of the dormitory in the com St. Lucy is honored on Dee. 13th. All who have eye trouble From the stage of the City munity house of the St. Joseph against the left wall is an Austin should pray to her, even for eyes of faith. Why not hare our and brotherhood in labor and suf pipe organ. Auditorium Sunday night, begin fering, motifs that keep cropping Sisters in St. Patrick’s parish, mlsaionariei offer Maas In her honor, for your intention? The sisters .have been working ning at 8 o’clock the air force up time and again in Russian his where the nuns gather every year diligently in preparing for the hero will recount some of his ad tory, are not peculiar to “ Ortho for their annual retreat. NEEDIEST CASES POWDER KEG ventures in combat, answer In the meeting of the guild Dec. dedication ceremonies. Here are some of our neediest Someone called the Balkans the doxy." but find their complement Affairs of St. Joseph's province, questions of the audience, and ex and corrective in Catholicism. 4 the annual election of officers cases. We thought you w'^uld like powder keg of Europe. But the plain the vital role of Aii;-WACa was postponed until next month. which includes all the territory to know about them before Christ Near or Middle East has more Communism she expl&ins as alien of the Western United States, are Mils Joann Spano in the air forces. Guests will in to the ideals of the older Russia Mrs. L. Michaud, mother of Jane mas. problems. Christians live as little now being administered from St. • * • clude Governor John C. Vivian of Michaud, who has been in the islands among unbelievers. If you and refutea the contention, so often Joseph’s convent, located in North Miss Spano, who is a member Colorado and Maj. Gen. John F. novitiate in St. Louis for the past Father Joseph Abdallah needs join our Students’ Support Club made, that Marxian collectivism is Denver at 2825 W. 32nd avenue. of the Shrine of St. Anne choir, Curry, commanding general. Army three months, was welcomed as a One Hundred Dollars for his by giving One Dollar every month, simply an extension of the idea of The province includes 452 pro is a senior in the University of Air Forces Western Technical new member. poor little three-room school at you will help to send more mi^ the Russian mir, or village com- fessed sisters, 25 novices, and eight Denver. She is the president Training command, a Catholic. milne. Mother Anna Joseph gave a re Amouda, Syria. sionaries there. of the Commerce Mentor organi postulants. • * • port on the progress made on the MIRACLE zation. an active member of Phi two new headstones in M t Olivet Bishop Kalacherry of Chan- Chi Theta professional sorority, Fr. Michael Mangan Jesuits Promote Dialog ganacherry, India, plead.s for a St. Gregory once wrote a life of SANTA CLAUS cemetery and was given the as LelUsRESUEBE St. Benedict, Some people think Woman Student council, and Co-Ed Mass Plan of Wichita signment of arranging for still Christmas gift of One Hundred Journalists of the university. and Fifty Dollars, for two homes that the miracles he describes Succumbs in India another one— for Sister Roswitha. Your SHOES could never have happened. But Is Just an Old Pvt. Hopp, the son of Mr. and St. Louis, Mo.— To encourage The time of the annual Ma.sg for for the aged and three orphanages. These are destitute and often St. Gregory had more faith than Mrs. H. Hopp of South Whitley, practice of the Dialog Mass the life members came up for recon those who criticize him. This Ind., is at present a chemical en Washington.—The death of the 35e without food. Queen’s IVork, American Sodality sideration. Because of the possi « • • p ea t saint encouraged the cele Homebody at Heart! gineering .student in the ASTU at Rev. Michael A. Mangan, C.S.C., secretariat, announces it will bility of inclement weather in No Shoes Dred In far-off Addis Ababa, Ethi bration of Holy Mass for a de the Colorado School of Mines. Be Chancellor of the Diocese of Dacca, send gratis, to all who enclose a vember and the difficulty of trans All Shades parted soul on thirty consecutiva fore his induction into the army, India, on Nov. 24 in Calcutta, has self-addressed and stamped en portation, it seems advisable to and Colors opia, with tho smoke of battle That's why he gives high praise cleared away, the* native Cath days. Write for our free leaflet I he attended Manchester college in been reported to the Holy Cross velope. an outline in use in the have the Mass rotate among the 50c and 75c explaining this practice. You can and first place to those most 'Indiana and Nebraska'State col- foreign mission society head Wichita, Kans., diocese, indicating four convent chapels in the future. olics look for better times. The On irk Barr little serainarj’, where Bishop Chi- help our missionaries. prized of all gifts. ! lege. quarters. in four columns the English or Father Frederick McCallin offered ie* on 8ho* No definite plans have been Father Mangan, who had served Latin prayers to be said by the this year’s Mass for the life mem Rtpsirlng dane’s students are trained, needs • IMITATION made for the wedding. in India since 1925, at one time was leader or in unison. Requests very badly Two Hundred Dollars. After the Bible, a little book bers in S t Francis de Sales’ church We Sharpen Ice Skates— 25c « * • FIXE CHINA and secretary to the Most Rev. Edward should be addressed to 3742 West Friday, Nov. 26. called “ The Imitation o f Christ" is Mooney, Archbishop of Detroit, The Franciscan Fathers, long most read. In it we read: “ If there CRY.STAL POTTERY Pine boulevard, S t Louis 8, Mo. Mrs. A. McCallin offered the when the prelate was Apostolic Progressive the mainstay of the Church in name of Mi.ss Anne O'Neill as a were only one Mass and one priest, and METAL GIFTS Delegate to India. northern Egypt, have all they can how the people would flock there!" COAL new member of the guild. Father Shoe Shop Masons Present Flag to do to keep their novitiate open. Now there arc over 300,000 priests and GIFTS for the Slore it now — Be pre J. P. Carrigan’s name was entered 288 So. Penn. SP. 9986 Even Fifty Dollars, they say, will and plenty of Masses, at least in pared for possible fuel K. of C. on Anniversary on the list of perpetual members KITCHEN Archbishop SIrilch’s content them. some places. In the Near East we shortage. by Miss O’Neill. Other names • • * .still need many priests. Join our ALL POPULAR GRADES — ALSO Brooklyn.—A flag and standard added to the perpetual member Brolher, Thomas, Dies inscribed as follows were pre The wretchedly poor Armenian Students’ Support Club— One Dol STOKER COALS ship list were those of Sister Fran Catholics of Istanbul, Turkey, are lar a month. sented: “ To Maris Stella Council cis Regis and Miss Rose McGlone. No. 378, Knights of Columbus, Far a remnant o f a nation now no Rav Coal Co. Chicago.— The Most Rev. Sam Mother Anna Joseph was per more. You can relieve the terrible CHRISTMAS CLUB uel A. Stritch, Archbishop pf Chi Rockaway, New York, on their suaded to give a short account of We know that it is not easy to PE 4604 1165 So. Penn. 45th birthday from their Masonic situation in which they find them cago, left for his native city of her recent trip to St. Louis. She give Seven Hundred and Fifty friends, Olympia Lodge F, & A. selves by sending One Hundred Carson's Nashville to take part in the Sol accompanied Sister Austin Joseph, Dollars to build a chapel in the M., Peninsula Lodge F. & A. M., Dollars for their homeless orphans. 15th and Stout emn Requiem Mas.s for his eldest who is ill. While in the mother- • « * Near East. Perhaps you may be Rockaway Lodge F. & A, M." Streets HANSEN S HANSEN brother, Thomas Stritch. The cele house she saw Jane Michaud and Father Paul Stisa ia a poor par able to start your own Christmas brant of the Solemn Requiem Mass Mildred Turner, the two new Den ish priest in Teheran, the capital Club with us, sending a few dollars JEWELERS in St. Mary’s church, Nashville, U. S. Catholics Benefit ver member^ p f the novitiate. She city of Iran. He lives in abject a month towards a chapel. In Nov. 30 wa.s a son of the deceased, Aussies, Writes Bishop saw all the other novices from poverty in the Mohammedan quar God’s good time, you will build Hia Your Purchase of War Bonds 1628 17th St. the Rev. Alorris Stritch. Assisting Denver and managed to talk by ter, far from his people. Even and your house. and Stamps Helps Secure Your ONE STORE ONLY in the sanctuary, besides Arch telephone to the sisters recently Ten Dollars will give him en Future. bishop Stritch, was the Most Rev. Washington. — U. S. Catholic stationed here and to former resi couragement GREEK TO ME John B. Morris, Bishop o f Little chaplains and soldiers have been dents of the city. * • • “ Antimensium" may be a Greek Rock, whose sister is the wife of a source of edification to Cath Mother Anna Joseph spent a YSTiat can you do for our needi word but it is beautiful. On this olic clergy and laity of New Zea ornamental linen corporal, with 99 Mr. Stritch. very pleasant time at a St Louis est at Christmas? We know you land, the Most Rev. James M. Lis Colored school, whore the number will help them with a gift th&t the relics of the martyrs, rest the Why Pay More? ton, Biiihop of Auckland, writes of pupils has increased from the comes from the heart. host and chalice at Mass. We need to the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Michael many for our needy priests in the GLASSES original seven to 189 and where - • - (Trademark) J. Ready, general secretary of the there is a flourishing PTA. Near East. Five Dollars will buy BRING TOUR GLASSES TO PAUL National Catholic Welfare Con- SUNSET one. 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PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Dec. 9, 1943 Nothing Takes Catholics in the Service Rationing Gives A PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS GIFT BE A WISE Among your loved ones there is someone you especially wish Place of Christ Youth Who Saw Pearl Harbor 0hio Community to please. Someone for whom you would like to select a useful and practical gift. SHOPPER- What would be better than a new pair of glasses? Our Optical in Human Heart Attack Is Denver Visitor Its Own Church SHOP AT Gift Certificates will solve your problem.
B y R ev. E dward A. B reen SAFEWAY Home for the first time since he John V. Marshall, was among the Gates Mills, 0. — (Special) — There is something ugly about joined the navy at the age of 16. first American troops to land at Rationing has benefited the Cath SWIGERT BROS. an unfilled niche. One involun 10 months before Pearl harbor, is olic residents of this suburban tarily turns away from it and its RATIONED Optometristg Francis J. Schwab, son of Police community. Before the scarcity Coffee Better Vision Good Service bare pedestal in an unfinished Officer C. L. Schwab o f 350 S. [ 8 ] Beans for Every A, At Right Prices structure. The human heart, when Lipan and brother of Mrs. Edward of tires and gasoline, Gates Mills Airway Christ's place there is denied folk customarily drove to Chardon 1S50 Californ,1 KEystone 7651 Turner of 59 E. 4th avenue. A Him through iteran ce or through victim o f the Japanese bombing or South Euclid for Mass. But, [1 3 ] Corn the malice of sin. Is also unnatural now that these trips sere imprac Hishwiy Country Style, bag...... 21c GLASSES INDIVIDDALLT BTTLED of Pearl harbor, he has also seen and ugly. action in the Coral sea battles, tical, they have a church of their N. G., No. 2 can.... -.... 11( All men, nevertheless, make an Midway, and the Solomons. He own, St. Francis of Assisi’s, in the effort to fill this void in their will report to San Pedro, Calif., home of Mrs. Samuel E. Strong. [ 4 ] Beets hearts. Some, when Christ is lack when he finishes his leave here. Father William B. Gallagher is L&rfen Shoe Strinir Bleach ing, turn to ihe god of learning as Young Schwab was a senior in St. pastor. Mass is offered at 8 and No. 2 «qt. can.. 10c W kite Magic a substitute but ever.tually find her Joseph’s high school when he en 10 o’clock every Sunday. A new iQUIESCANT church will be built after the war. : THEODORE i cold and elusive, unequal to the listed in the navy. [1 8 ] Peas No. 2 c*n.. 14c Quart task assigned her. Others turn to Refit Grad Fought at Salerno Mrs. Strong, a widow, is a con Bottle ...... 10c IN PACE the. godvpf plea ure, enthrone her A graduate o f Regis college, Lt, vert, It is through her generosity [ 4 ] Prunes in their Bparts, and then realize too that Gates Mills Catholics have a 13c place to worship. Archbishop Jos iHACKETHALi late that this is a god of unfailing Crystal While THERESA STAHL, Central City. Sur treachery. Sister M. Liliana, eph Schrembs of Cleveland con [27] Peaches viving are two aone, Chris A.' and Henry, gratulated Mrs. Strong for pro Golden Poppy, Yellow Free GIANT BAR Air Conditioned J. Stahl. Denver; three grandchildren, and Still others try to fill the portion Stone, No, 2 ^ can...... 28c one great-grandchild. Requiem Mass was of their hearts that the Creator Lorettlne, Compiles viding a fitting place in her large, scheduled for Thursday at 9:30 in 8 t has reserved for Himself •with the roomy home for worship. Folding Soap MORTUARY Vincent de Paul’s church. Intermrot gods of wealth, power, position, or Parish Jubilee Book chairs serve as pews. A wooden Central City, W. P. Horan * Son service. Communion rail has been built NOIV-RATIOIVED 1449>51 Kalamatb St. FRANCIS L. VORCE. 2746 W. 37th family. They succeed momentarily, until the truth comes home with a To commemorate the golden across a spacious drawingroom, for 14c Phone HAin 4006 svenue. Surviving are hit parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl W, Vorcc; two brothers. vengeance that nothing in the jubilee of St. Patrick's parish, and the overflow congregation is Waffle Mix r'pkl‘ ...... 23c Lt. Carl J, Vorce, with the army, and world quite fills the human heart, Kankakee, 111., the pastor. Father accommodated in an adjacent sun William L. Vorce. with the navy; two room. sisters, Mrs. Mary Ellen Russell and which is infinite in its yearning James A. Lowney, C.S.V., asked Jell-welt yiiron. Dkr...... 5c Patty Jo Vorce. The Rosary will be after God. Sister M. Liliana Owens of the Francis J. Schwab The first Mass was offered in said Thursday in the Horan chapel at St. Francis of Assisi’s church on Hence, the profound, eternal wis Sisters of Loretto to write a par Salerno, he reveals in a letter just 8:30 p.m. Requiem Mass will be offered the fourth Sunday of Advent in Soup ...... 8c Friday at 9 in St. Catherine's church. dom of Peter's answer when the ish history. received by his mother, Mrs. F. L. 1942 by the Very Rev. Joseph Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan & Master had asked whether he and Sister Liliana was formerly sta Marshall of 79 S. Grant street. I 7 _ _ _ Breakfut (>m8. med. ex. i 0 _ Son aervtce. Lamontagne, S.S.S., and he and the other disciples wished to de tioned in St. Mary’s academy, The officer is the leader of an anti n g g s Grade A, 1 doi. in ctn_____ ’OC MARY CONCETTA LUCHETTA. 3732 other Blessed Sacrament Fathers part with those for whom the doe Denver. She did quite a bit of pub aircraft unit that suffered heavy Navajo street. Surviving are her hus cared for the parish until the ap Kellosff'e band, Frank Luchetta; two daughters. trine of the Eucharist proved too licity work while here and ■wrote casualties in the first American Pep 9c pointment of Father Gallagher. pkg. - ...... Mrs. Anna Virgiiio and Mrs. Elyira. hard a saying. “ Lord, to whom stories for the Denver Catholic landing on the Italian mainland. Lechugo; two sons, Dominlco and Joe shall we go? Thou hast the words Register and the Colorado Maga Mrs. Strong is busy devising Nftbiaco J J ^ Luchetta: and It grandchildren. Re zine, organ of the state historical Ship Survivor Home more facilities for the con^ega- Shredded Wheat pkg. „...J Pancake quiem Mass was offered Monday In Our of everlasting life.” Already Peter Lady of Mt. Carmel church. W. P. knew that not learning, not society. The parish jubilee booklet A young boatswain’s mate from tion. She also is organizing a Edwards Horan A Son service. pleasure, not riches or worldly she prepared in Kankakee contains Denver who survived the sinking children’s choir. Coffee 1 lb. baff..„ 26c Flour ALTAR BREADS of the USS Northampton and FRANK ELTON GORRELL. 1300 S. power is broad enough or deep material on the Loretto Sisters and 24 oz. Sazanna Garrison street. Surviving are his wife, describes Loretto Heights college saw action in the South Pacific, Oxydol SEWING Mrs. Sarah Gorrell; two sons, William enough to fill the niche reserved p k ff.------23c L.. Cleveland. 0., and James F., Denver; for Christ in every human heart. in Denver. George E. Popish came home this 3>,i LlttU GlrU* Dr«SMS, Enbroldcr* week to celebrate his 21st birth Cleaneer two daughters, Eileen M. and Dorothy Brite-Ize can ...... 8c lb. bag 18c MoDOfframiDK, Etc. E. Gorrell; three brothers, Fred, Robert, day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Jesuit Church and Everett Gorrell; three sisters. Mrs. John E. Popish of 2956 Lafayette THE SISTERS OF THE Mary Fieselman. Mrs. Nellie Green, and SIX JUNIORS, SENIORS STRIVE GOOD SHEPHERD Mrs. Eleanor Luino. Requiem Mass was street, members of Loyola parish. BAKING NECESSITIES scheduled for Thursday at 9 in Presen Ex-Grid Star Admires British TELEPHONE PEARL 2««1 tation church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Kitchen Craft Boulevard service. FOR REGIS ORATORY HONORS Lt. A1 DeCredico, former St. Holds Triduum FLOUR Enriched, 25 lb. sack ■ • i i $1.09 JERRY ACHIERNO, 3943 Osage Joseph’s high school football star, street. Surviving are three aons, Louis thinks that the British have what FLOUR Hungarian En and Tony Achierno, Denver, and John (Regii High School, Denver) pated in the annual inter-scholas it takes to fight wars. He should (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parith, riched, 25 lb. sack • ■ i i • i $1.15 Achierno, Los Angeles. Calif.: two Six juniors and seniors are par tic Latin contest. The competition BIRDS. daughters, Mrs. J. C. Black and Mrs. know, for he spent seven month* Denver) ticipating in the upper class finals Anthony Presentadt. The Rosary will is under the direction of the offic in England as a gunner on a Fly In preparation for the Feast of CHERUB MILK ^;;!9c 3 for ' . 25e EYE be said Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in the of the annual Regis high school ials of the Chicago and Missouri ing Fortress. He is home on sick Boulevard drawingroom. Requiem Mass the Immaculate Conception thete oratorical contest Thursday even province high schools of the So leave with his wife, who lives at MILK Carnation or FROZEN will be offered Friday at 10 in Our Lady was a triduum in Sacred Heart Columbine, tall can of Ml. Carmel church. Interment Mt. ing, Dec. 9, at 8 o’clock in the ciety of Jesus. The contest con 848 S. Emerson. He received a church Sunday, Monday, and . 9e Regis Little theater. The junior FOODS Olivet. Boulevard service. sist of two parts. In the first, the back injury in a landing' accident Tuesday evenings, Dec. 5, 6, and 7. C & H. Use Sugar HELEN M’GOVERN. 4925 W. 30th contestants are Richard Morroni, contestants translate from English in the British isles. The services consisted of Rosary,; BROWN SUGAR Stamp No. 29. 1 lb. ctn. avenue. Surviving are three daughters. . 8e William Olsen, and Joseph Yelen- to Latin a passage based on sermon, and Benediction of the| Eileen and Marie McGovern and Mrs ick. They will deliver orations of S. SGT. B. F, SPRING Dalewood, Groceries • Meats • Bakery Theresa Sronce; a brother, James Cicero’s oration, Pro Archia. The Blessed Sacrament. The Rev. Wil (6) MARGARINE IS HOME FOR CHRISTMAS 1 lb. carton . 22e Delohery: and three grandchildren. The Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen. The senior .second part is devoted to trans liam M. Markoe, S.J., preached Rosary will be recited Thursday in the speakers, delivering original ora lation from Latin to English. The S. Sgt. Bennie F. Spring came each evening. Nucoa, MURRAY’S Boulevard drawingroom at 7:30 p.m. tions on Catholic topics of present- (6) MAHGARINE Requiem Mass will be offered in St. Mary translation work requires two home for Christmas, but he came 1 lb. carton 26e Founded hr M. T. Mnrrar—18** day interest, are William Foley, On Wednesday, Dec. 8, there was Magdalene's church Friday at 9. Inter hours for each part. The three home the hard way— after para Shortening, Phones GR. 1613-14-15 ment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. Charles O’Halloran, and James all-day Exposition of the Blessed best papers from each school in chuting from a flaming Flying Sacrament, which closed with de (5 ) SPRY 1 lb. gla.ss . e West 32nd h Julian FRANCES PACHECO. She is sar- Reed. Joseph Demple, one of last the two pro'vinces are sent to St. Fortress over Hamburg, Germany, 24 vuved by her husband. Eiigio Pacheco. year’s finalists in the junior di- votions in the evening at 7 :30. Requiem Mass and interment Greeley. Louis, where they are graded and and spending three months in a vi.sion, will act as chairman. ranked. The winning school is German war prisoners’ camp, Thirty children in the interme Ted Day service. diate and upper grades of Sacred MANECHIA AGNES MULLEN. 2048 First place winners in the two awarded a trophy, and the win where his life wa.s saved by the S. Pennsylvania street. Surviving are divisions of the conte.st will re ners of the fir.st 10 places are given skill of a British doctor, a fellow Heart school received Fir.st Holy Spiliane Mortuary her husband. Frank E. Mullen: a daugh ceive the annual oratorical award prizes. Regis high school won the prisoner. Sgt. Spring, a Catholic, Communion in the 9 o’clock Mass ter. Frances M. Mullen: a brother. at the Regis commencement ex Wednesday morning. A breakfa.st 1S45 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 George Rullell. New York city. Requiem school award in 1942. attributes his recovery to prayer. Mass was offered Tuesday in St. Francis ercises in June. Wounded in the battle over Ger wa.s served the first communicants Mrs. John H, Spiliane de Sales’ church. Interment Mt. Olivet The contest is being sponsored Army Air Force, Exam many that knocked out his plane, in the Little Flower center. Funeral Director and Embalmer Spiliane service. by thq Regis chapter of the Na Recruiting officialft of the army he was finally exchanged with Next Sunday will be Com ERMINIA QUINTANA. Denver. Sur tional Forensic league. Raymond air forces were in Regis last Fri munion day for the Holy Name viving are five daughters. Mrs. Margaret other Allied prisoner casualties in Montoya. Mrs. Mary Armijo. Mrs. Lola Persichitte and Fred Zarlengo will day to give mental tests to 35 October. He is now recuperating men of Sacred Heart parish in the Barella. Mrs. Annie Luccero, and Mrs. play accordion selections on the Regis students, nearing the draft from his injuries in Fitzsiraons 7 :30 o’clock Mass. Pflv no monev noun Mary Vallejos: five sons. Fedcl. Keys. program. age. The test requires three and DR. R. W. FRITZ Joe, Florito. and Ren Quintana. Requiem hospital, Denver. He is the son The women of Loyola parish, Mass was offered Monday in St. Cajetan's Sodality Reception one half hours. The following of Mrs. Victoria Spring and the presented the pastor, the Rev. Ed And Associates church. Interment Mt. Olivet. More than 100 Regis freshmen junior and senior students re husband of Mrs. Sophie Spring, ward J. Morgan, S.J., with a pan Order ALL Your Coal HENRY MARTINEZ. 1320 W. Coifax ceived passing grades and are Dentists were formally received into the both of 3858 Fox street. try shower Tuesday afternoon in THEN PAY ONXY $3.00 PER MONTH avenue. Surviving are his wife. Loise Sodality of the Bles-sed Virgin eligible for the physical examina Loyola hall. Not only canned and SOS ISth StriM 1206 ISUi Street Martinez: two step-sons, Carl Kaiser, Denver, and Frelich Kaiser. Camp Hale. Wednesday morning. Feast of the tions and for enlistment in the air fresh food articles were contrib WASmNGTOIV MORRISOIV KEyeton. 8721 TAbor 8761 forces if they so desire: William DENVER. COLORADO Requiem Mass was offered Tuesday in Immaculate Conception. The Rev. French Clergy Freed uted by the parishioners, but many St. Elizabeth's church. Interment Mt Hugo J. Gerleman, S.J., faculty Foley, Harry Zook. Edward useful articles were also given for Olivet. In Makin Island Drive moderator, directed the cere O’Heam, Frank Morfeld, Daniel the new home of the priests re E g g ...... 7.30 eT ...... 7.05 DONALD ANTHONY BUCCI. Brighton. monies in the' Students' chapel. Flaherty, John Davoren, Robert cently acquired by Loyola parish. STEAM AND DOMESTIC COALS— All Grades Surviving are his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Harbor.— (INS)— Amer Call a Albert Bucci. Funeral servicei were held .Assisting him in the sanctuary Hurley, Raymond Hutchinson, The pastor wishes to thank all who Saturday in St. Augustine's church. was Joseph F. Jelinek, S.J., mbd- Robert Dickman, Thomas Kelsey, ican forces who captured Makin in helped Mrs. Paul Meder and her FUEL SERVICE Brighton. erator of the freshman sodality. Robert Connell, Thomas Gleason, the Gilbert islands found five assistants to make the shower suchl ZOIVE CAB JOSEPH J. DIETCHELL. Idaho Immediately after the reception Edward Hanifen, Phillip McCaw, French priests and a Bishop there. a gratifyinir success. The articles Springs. Requiem Mass was offered Sat The prelate said the Japanese had CORPORATIOIV MAin 7171 urday in St. Paul's church. Idaho ceremonies. Father Gerleman cele Edward Memick, W’illiam Noonen, donated will be on display Wednes Springs. brated Mass and gave Benedic Leo Crouter, W’illiam Joseph, treated them fairly but had mis day evening. 864 SOUTH BROADWAY Prompt, CoorlMoi Serrieo treated the island’s natives. EPIFANIO J. P. VALDEZ. SR.. 4940 tion. The Rev. Joseph A. McCallin, John Goggin, Sidney Bishop, Otto Wednesday evening the usual CHEAPER RATES S. Broadway. Mr. Valdez was killed Sat S.J., delivered the sermon. W’erlin, Joseph Peterson, John An games party was held in Loyola CLEAN NEW CABS urday night when he was struck by a thony, Robert Kavan, Charles car while on his way home. He is sur Inter-Scholaitic Latin Conteit Iowa Priest Arrives hall at 8:30 o’clock. vived by a son. E. J. P. Valdez, Jr. Re Members of the junior and sen Hughe.s, and Fred Zarlengo. quiem Mass and interment took place Friday o f this week the Loyola in Antonito. ior Latin classe.s Tuesday partici Leslie White, Richard McDer Safe in South Pacific Altar sodality will meet in Loyola Miles - Dryer-Astler mott, and Phillip Mahoney had hall at 2 o’clock. passed the test previously and Dubuque, la.— The Rev. Wil ARGONAUT HOTEL PASQUALE A. DiCLEMENTE Paratroopers have taken the physical test. They liam J. Menster, chaplain in the Next Sunday is Communion day Printing pBfquale A. DiClementB. 5o. ^ho bIk> for the Loyola Holy Name men in Where Denver’* Society Entertains for Luncheon* and Dinner* Goi was known by the name of Charles are eligible for training in the U. S. navy, has written of his safe Clements during; hit long residence in ‘Steer’ ’Chutes army air forces when they are arrival in the South Pacific. He the 8:30 o’clock Mass. FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, Programs and Circulars Denver, died Nov, 29 in Los Angeles, called at the completion of their is the first priest assigned to the Wednesday, Dec. 8, there was Calif., as the result of a heart attack. DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 Tickets for Mr. DiClemente had lived In Denver 41 high school .studies. island on which he is located. Exposition of the Ble.ssed Sacra years. Surviving are hia wife. Mra. ment in Loyola church all day. Beautiful Ballroom* Private Dining Room* Bazaars and Carnivals Maria DiClemente: two tons. Ernest and Radio Orator Thinks The day was closed with devotions Quickly Produced Palmer Clements; two daughlert. .Mrs. at 7:30. Virginia Calvares 4 nd Evelyn Clements: Reasonably Priced an uncle. Menge Roasti; a brother. Tony UMON LABEL IF DESIRED Clements: three sisters. Mrs. Ida lasillo. Unprecedented Chance for Wedding Planned Mrs. Lena Puzzo, and Mrs. Mary Gordon, Requiem Mass was offered Tuesday in CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING ; 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church. Inter KErstone 6348 ment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan & Son service. Better World Is Offered Classified Ads MISS FLORENCE O’CONNOR It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertisement*. ^ Requiem Mats was scheduled for New York. — Unprecedented op Thursday at 10 In the Cathedral for verse where the laws of God can Miss Florence O'Connor. 63. 624 E. 12th portunities await this and other not be mocked; where men reap avenue, who died Saturday in a local nations of the world for the bet what they sow; and where catas PHOTOGRAPHS TOWN SERVICE hospital as the result of pneumonia. terment of mankind at the conclu trophe attends upon guilt. This is Offort a 1-ycar certified GUARANTEE on Born in St. Louis. Mo.. Miss O'Connor Aodenon photo*. 120* 16th Sl at Law all makes of washing: machinea, refriffera* came to Colorado in 1913. She resided sion of war, the Rev. John Carter a basic need if we are to have any renca MAia 1*78. Froo new* cut*. tort, including new paru, regardleta of age. in Colorado Springs until aix years ago. Smyth, C.S.P., professor of sacred hope for a regeneration of human TA. 7592. when she came to Denver. She was a eloquence. Catholic University of society. There must be a reaffirma DRUG STORES HELP WANTED member of the Cathedra] Altar society America, asserted in the first of tion by all of, us of those moral and of St. Vincent'^. Aid society. She is HOUSEKEEPER, family 6. youngest 10. survived by a sister. Mrs. L. T. West. a new series of addresses on the laws that are part of our Chris Phone EA. 7271 or Call CH. 2505. Interment Mt. Olivet. W, P. Horan & Catholic Hour radio program. tian heritage, and which we recog Hutchinson’s Pharmacy Son service. WANTED—Pric«f* Housekeeper for sub “ We do not know fully whjl nize as the will of God for the Your Nsborbood Drugtriit urban rectory. Box 777, The Register. peace and prosperity so often de right ordering of human life.” Phon* SPruce 0588 700 So. Poarl RALPH L. YOCKEY stroy the spiritual life of a man; Father Smyth declared that JAMES HUTCHINSON MUSICAL INSIRUMENTS Ralph L. Yockey, 44. 847 Sherman street, died Dec. 2 in Mercy hospital and why adversity and suffering thoughtful men recognize “ the only PAINTING & PAPERING Reconditioned pianos, players, grands, following a long illness. Born in Cen- restore it again,” said Father adequate gospel for a confused age organa toipe a^d reed), orchestral inatru- tralia. III., Oct. 8. 1899. Mr. Yockey Smyth. “ But so it is in this strange that seeks to fight its way out menta. T. R. Walker, ' 286 Broadway. SP. served six years with the marine corps Paioting end Paponng rraaonsU*. E. T. 7861 Yeager. 17 W. Maple. SPruce 2954. in China and in the Philippines. He came world of ours. It would seem a uni of the mire is one that puts God )§ IN D I\ G the past to the to Denver 25 years ago. He had been versal experience that the worse back at the center of living,” and MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES rubber salesman for 15 years. Sur the world is without, the deeper we added, “ Human life, both individual APPLIANCES BEAUTIFUL whiu Ubletop gas ranga and present, MEMORY gives viving are his wife. Mri. Betty Lou Yockey: two brothers. Lawrence and all need to go •within, and it is quite and national, •will be a disordered white porcelain coal range, 716 Santa Fa. true to say that no one ever thing as long as the law of. God We pay ea»h for your etectrio ippliancea, power to hope so men may Frederick, both of Akron. O.: and two washer*, iron*. L. Moinc. 622 ISth. PRINTING sisters. Mrs. Agnes Knutson. San achieves a deep personal religious has no command over the untamed MA. 6288. meet the future unafraid. Mem- Gabriel, Calif., and Mrs. Kathryn experience without a profound desires of men.” John W. Monahan announced Ceiling prices on business cards, letterheads, Browning. Alamosa. Interment Mt. sense of need in an’ hour of ad From chaplains in this war. envelopes, wedding and tcbool announce- or>’ is a blessed balm; God’s Olivet. Olinger service. the engagement of his daughter, FOR SALE menta. Rodgers Printing Co.. Ell Kth St. versity. This is why the story of Father Smyth asserted, it has been Gertrude (above), to Pfc. Robert FURNITURE healing provision for sono\v- MRS. FLORA M.'GALLEGOS this awful war is replete •with the observed that when men leave the J. Conway, who was recently home A HOME — $200 DOWN Requiem Mast was offered Saturday in experiences of men who have found security of peace and home, “ and on furlough. Pfc. Conway is the Beautiful bedroom, livingroom, and break scarred souls. Yes, memory is a Loyola church for Mrs. Flora M. Gal in its sufferings and horrors some stand face to face with death and son of Mr. and Mr*, j. G. Conway, . MOVE RIGHT IN fast set: sacrifice. 731 Santa Fe. legos, 41. who died Nov. 80 in her home, thing greater than all else—faith the unknown, stripped of all h'u- and is now stationed in Qovis, N. One S-Room and a I-Room House glimpse into Paradise itself. 3110 Franklin street. Born in Pueblo MULLER—2917 Morrison Rd.—RA. 1987 WE PAY more for used furniture, ruga, Feb. 16. 1902, Mrs. Gallegos came to in God.” man support, instinctively” they Mcx. The young couple are mcm- dishes, miacellaneoua. Friend Furniture Co., Denver in 1928 from Fort Collins. Sur Phone Aurora 231 or EMerson 3719. , Reordering of Society turn to (Jod. He recalled that Lt. bers^of St. Dominic's parish, Den Chriatnuu Wreaths, 60c and 60e. Cemetery viving are her buaband, Joseph F. Gal Father Smyth is being heard James C. Whittaker, one of the legos; a daughter, Mrs. Lillian Kenner: ver. No date has been set for the wreath*, nicely dccoreted, 75c and $1.00. WANTED TO BUY In the picture above, American every Sunday in December on the party stranded 21 days on a raft wedding. Beautiful Crossoa, $1.00 each. Grave Blan 4ix sons, Edward, Frederick, and Theo kets. LIEB’S FLOWER SHOP, 8911 W. WILL PAY CASH for 5 rootni of furni JACQUES BROTHERS dore. all of Denver, and David. Gilbert, paratroopers are going down, and Catholic Hour program, pro- in the Pacific with Capt Eddie ture, piano and sewing machine. KE. 894L and Donald in the armed forces, inter duced...... by the National. Counci ■ of Rickenbacker, acknowledged that NOTICE ^ 32nd Ave. ment Mt. Olivet. Olinger service. some are landing more smoothly than others. This is partly because Catholic Men and broadcast by the he was an atheist before -his ex New York Life Ins. Co. Since 1902 National Broadcasting company. perience and his •was “ the greatest MRS. ESTELLE L. BAKER some have become more expert in FRANK ICONWAY, REPR. When in Doubt Buy Quality Hr.. Eftcllc L. Biker, 78, 3026 York The general theme of his dis adventure a man can have: Find guiding their silk ‘‘umbrellas” by courses is “ Human Plans Are Not ing his God.” 8*1 Sime* Bldg., 82* - 18th St., at Chempe itreet, died Sunday In a local bbapital TA. 1181 Denver. Colo. Ree. PE. 1585 CEDAR CANON — GORDON 28 E. 6th Ave. TAbor 6468 after a abort fllneii. Born in Jamei- twisting and turning their bodies Enough.” “ Our country stands in need of ville, Wile., Mra. Baker had been a The primary need for a deeper Policie* for Men, Women and ROCKVALE — KEBLER — LUDLOW itenoErapbcr for a local railway company in the air. many things at this time,” said foundation than the human plane Father Smyth. “ But above all else Children for many yeari. SurvivinK are her hua- ASK FOR LITERATURE band, Carl Baker, a retired Denver de- years In reliaioua life was spent in in the reordering of human society, it needs the steadying sense of tectiile; and a aiater. Mra, Helen Lewie, hospital work. These included hoipitala Father Smyth said, is by putting God’s presence at the center of the UNITED FUEL—KE. 6391 Chlcaxo. Requiem Maai waa lebeduled in Colorado, namely in (Tolorado Sprina “first things first,” by going back universe if we are to make prog for Thuriday at 9 In Loyola church. In and Trinidad. Since 1986 Siater Ccleatia Erickson Memorial Co. terment Ht. OliviL bad been a patient In the mother-house “to God the author of life to ac ress. Human plans are needed, but Pick of the Mine Preparation COLD SPRING in Ml St. Joaepb. knowledge reverently His sover they are not enough unless they MONUMENTS - MARKERS MONUMENTS SISTER MARY CELESTIA (SMITH) eignty in the affairs of men.” are inspired by the moral laws of Prompt Erection IKAUTIFUl C8AniT
Thursday, Dec. 9, 1943 Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, HEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN
Youth of Burlington, la., Ozanam Glab Plans The Denver Catholic Register Pledge Fight on Vice Service Men’s Party pr««ii<>iif ■ ■ !__ Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Burlington, la. — Members of Editor...... Rt- Rev. Matthew Smith. Ph.D., LL.O., Jour.D the Parish uilion, composed of the The Ozanam club of Denver will Managring Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. sodalities of the four parishes in serve a ham dinner to service men Associate Editors— M. P. Evftrett, Jour.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., and we ean look forward to the day menla now call for medical dis when they pick up the morning in the USO-NCCS elnh, 1575 Grant Mohammed in Denver Burlington, have pledged them when they will rise again to throw charges were just as bad at the paper. Some 70 thousand peo Jour.p.; Rev. Walter Canavan, J.C.D., Litt.D.; Rev. John Cavanagh. There was a Mohammedan wed street, Sunday evening, Dec. 12, us bark into another bloody con time of their i/iduction as they are ple daily, in six leading cities, call selves “ to know no rest or peace Monsignor John R. Mulroy, Oza M.A., LituD.; Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A., Litt.M.; Leonard Tanjney, ding in Denver last Friday, in a flict. Hence, it is a matter of noth now, in which rase the victims are the “ weather number” to hear a of mind until we have made youth hotel room, with the bride a mere nam chaplain, and other clergy A.B., Jour.D.; Max Greedy. ing but common sense that the in the same position o f earning recorded voice give the latest fore determined to destroy the vices onlooker who look no part in the members of the club, will be hosts. peace plans must be definite, and their living as they were iij previous cast. Many thousands more call that have destroyed two genera A committee of women will prepare Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. rites, being represented by a man they must he just. civilian life. On the other hand, as who squatted on the floor and held weather bureaus and local tele tions of youth.” and serve the meal. the RacorA points out, men who arc phone exchanges for information. hands with the bridegroom under Totalitarianism Is to be elimi now being transformed bark into Three billion dollars a year in a white handkerchief while the cer nated in the fallen countries, but Published Weekly by civilians with minds broken mount profits and savings result from pro- emony proceeded. .\ portly imam their peoples now are being assured In a ghastly number. Tliey are THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) by the name of Shelby officiated. that even in defeat they will be teclinn to property, reduction in given a free democratic choice of physically fit. but mentally unable, losses, or increased production It was only his second wedding for the present at least, to get 938 Bannock Street ceremony in 29 years in these parts. their form of government. Another brought about by weather fore themselves into the groove of self- casts. warnings, and reports. The mnple came from Provo, Utah. problem that we face, as will all Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 sustaining people. Today in war lime it is an adage .Shelby is the lone Mohammedan the other victorious countries, is the presentation of an equi When they are discharged, their that weather is always favorable— clergyman in this section. The bride pay stops, and, where they had de became a Mohammedan right be table program on behalf of our if you know how to use it. World Subscription: $1 per year. returning soldiers. Many people pendents, the allotment to them wide weather and climate are being fore the ceremony. slops. let us continue to think irf No long ago, the imam, as the feel that problem is not in need used to fight a world-wide war. of immediate solution, since they terms of charity about the people ('.ontrol officers of the air forces Thursday, Dec. 9,1943 .Moslem clergy are called, gave a of the Europe that will some d» “ prayer calP’ in a local Unitarian consider it from the standpoint of can tell pretty well what the returning service men after victory be fallen, but let us likewise begin weather is everywhere, even in pulpit, as an extra added attraction to think and to act right now about BUSINESS OFFICIALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER one .Sunday morning. and at the time of a general de enemy territory. For the first time our own soldiers who have been in history it is possible In have a Roth in the wedding publicity, mobilization of our armed forces. The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. Tliis, unfortunately, is not the rase. wounded, whether mentally or picture of the weather all over the We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What and in the advertisements for ibe The problem is here now, and it is physically, in their fight on our bc; world at the same lime. Usually ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or Unitarian affair, .Shelby was re AS USUAL critical. half.— Hubert A. Smith. four limes daily a world weather those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. ferred to as a “ priest.” We were surprised to find that Webster's We read with no little alarm in map is drawn for all the flying and We hope The Register will be read in every home of the the ground force*. This knowledge Archdiocese. International also uses the word a recent issue of the f.'ongresjionn/1WST Mlj^fStTltS “ priest” in defining "imam.” But | RrrorA that no provision has been is necessary beraiise weather is on We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in Threat to Health the move. .A howling blizzard over the children of the Archdioce.«e for the reading of The Register. there is no sacrifice, no priesthood | made tef give assistance In the hun- in Mohammedanism. i deeds of thousands of men being .Another serious post-war proh- \Hudson bay may seem harmless + URBAN J VEHR, lem if that of disease. Dr. Tbonia.|*'"< I” " « fV* I"'®'' •' Although our boj'S are scattered to Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. Tl.e idea of priesthoo*! was ' K'vm rfiedical discharges. It is true found all through ancient civiliza- many of these men whose ad- Parran, surgeon general of the ."L**!'* A" far-flung battle fronts— and every United States, warned that the England and aealtrr a ronvoy all tion and was tlie center of Judaism | over the North Atlantic. .A storm one on the home front is busy under the Old Ijiw. Tlie Temple in homeward Irek of 21 million refu gee* will threaten the world with that is lashing the Atlantic now will JrriiBaletn would have been mean- furnish cloud cover f o r Allied hastening the day of victory— CATHEDRAL GLEE CLUBS TO inglena without pririitB. .Synagogue* pestilence. He advocated the form ation of an .Allied medical com bombers over Europe a few days there are some things that must go were .imply place* of prayer or in- OF later. mand to meet the situation. More on as usual! And in wartime as STAGE YULE PROGRAM DEC. 17 *lruclion. The Temple wa* a place Arliiallv a .76-hour forerasi aver- where a rho*en ria** of men personsafxi ffssacv IS died i^\a gee of disease%a a* ^after a a * a World w - ag i a i ^ . . war I. he said, than were killed in peacetime— it is essential that officiated in a public rapacity, of first few hours, B5 to 90 per cent The Glee clubs of Cathedral high crine Dwyer, Rosemai-y Flanagan, fering sacrifice In God alone by the in battle. Your BANK remain constant! S PROCUIIMEO Literally millions are undernour at the end of 24 hours, and then school, Denver, will prc.sent the Audrey (jallafther, Charlene Hill, total or virtual destriiclinn of the drops to SO or 85. .Seldom are t ji 1* ux Patricia Hill, Mary Theresa Lee, virtiin. Anybody can pray; only a ished or dying of starvation in second annual candlelight l>iwes-| pat,.jcia Lewis, Florine Martella, Eiiropran i-oiintrie* now. If the warning* of storms or other dan priest can sacrifice in the strict ger* in error. Twice a week fore sion Dec. 17 at 8:1.5 p.m. The Regina O'Neil, Delia Rodriquez, •Nazis rontiniir to devastate nrrii- sense of the word. casts are made five days ahead, and It must continue to give the same program will feature carolers and. Charlene Shavlik. Bl BOOSFVELI pied nations a* they retreat, the Christianity wa* given it* form dressed in period costumes, sur- need for food and medical help and they are 8.5 to 90 per rent cor prompt service, extend the same Chorus Members of sacrifirc and its priesthood by rect the first day, but gradually de pliced singers, and a Nativity Christ at the Ijisl Supper. Tlie idea will lie even greater. Dr. Parran courtesy and inspire the same con urged that the United Nations Re crease in arcurary toward the end scene. Are Announced of sacrificial worship wa* found Wa.shington.—A national day of lief and Rehabilitation council plan of the period. Hut these fivr-day fidence as always! Opening the program, Miss Joan The chorus members are Mary everywhere, in Catholicity or in prayer “ to give thanks to Al forecasts are good enough that Demmer, ’.79, Cathedral dramatic the sects that rose and then fell, all mighty God for His constant provi supplies of medical equipment, Ann .Adams, Theresa .Alguin, Phyl medicine, and a highly trained per urgent war traffic on the railroads teacher, will read portions of St. through the centuries of Cliristian- dence over us in every hour of na lis Alice, Anita Apodaca, Betty sonnel In carry nut health aid to is often routed according to them. Luke’s Thri.stmas Gospel. In the •Ann Baptist, Mary Ellen Baptist, ily down to the Protestant Reform tional peace and national peril,’’ Isuig-range forecasts will improve, first scenes of the pageant, Malo ation. Then the abolition of sacri was proclaimed for Saturday, Jan. every unit of 10.000 persons. At the American National Bank of Peggy Brown, Dolores Bridges, Even those so fortunately situ and researches now bring made will hall will be in complete darkness fice ill the new sect* proved to be 1, by President Roosevelt. The text I I * Denver, “ business is going on as iG’Ann Byers, Mary Frances Camp- ated as the American* are not free enable to predict weather trend* while the spotlight is focused on bell, Evelyn Caranci, Cleo Gon- more Mohammedan than Christian, of his proclamation, as announced for six months nr a year in ad usual!” As always, its many pa for Mohammed provided for no in the White House, follows; from danger. The rapid sprrad of three groups of carolers singing]Charlene Crowe, Mary Lou the influenza epidemic over here vance. “ Oh Holy NighL “ Softl.v thcj Mary Ellen Dewey, sacrifice, no priests, an unheard of ‘‘.At the end of the year 1947, M rather is a* inescapahlr as trons and friends know that they thing before him. after the last war is one indication Echoes ( omc and .Go, and ‘Joy to Rosemary Dunn,'Lois Elliott, Bar- which has not only made manifest of this fact. Typhus is prevalent death and taxes, and it is one thing can rely on the wealth of knowl •Saerifire can be offered to God the world. , , Foley, Donna Gaglia, Joyce the devotion and courage of our in Eastern Europe now and ma everybody complain* about. But, if alone. Prayer ran be offered to edge and experience of the officers As the lilting strains of Hark (Ijmeson, Josephine Gonzales, Betty nation’s sons but has also crowned laria in .'^iitheastern Europe. It is it is any comfort to tis, we should the Herald .Aqgcls Sing’’ form a Gorman, Catherine Grannell, Pa God or to creatures. If 1 ask any their efforts with brilliant success remember that our worst weather of this bank! melodiou.s background, members of body for a favor, I pray to him. remarkable that plagues have not tricia Haggerty, Mary Jane Ha- on every battlefront, it is fitting spread before this, for in some may be just what the army ordered. the Glee clubs, ^vpnring cassocks kala, Orleatha Halbcr, Mary .Anne Tlie idea of prayers to the saints, that we set aside a day of prayer — Rev, John Cavanagh, and surplices, will file into the hall. with the request that they inleri-ede ca.*e* control nirasiircs are difficult. Heit, Mary Margaret Jarvis, Char to give thanks to Almighty God for Iliccc i* a threat, moreover, Holding lighted tapers, they will lene Jordan, Joan Jurick, Mary to God for us, is os anrirnt as His constant providence over us in CJirislianity. Rut no Mass may be from our own friends, our own You too— are Invited to use the march to the stage, where they 'vilD Rpieher. Virginia Longshore, Hen- every hour of national peace and boy* and girl*, in service; for they Greek Catholic Man p r e .« e n I traditional (hristmas Mayfield, Alice McCartin, offered to a saint; it may be of national peril. many banking facilities and to come fered in one’s honor, hill it must may unwittingly serve as disease Bongs and featured numbers. Madeline Miller, Virginia Nie- “ At the beginning of the new carrier*. Many soldiers, for ez- Decorated 8 Times he directed to God, for only Di in any time for friendly consulta hauer, Cecelia Ortiz, Suzanne Orr, year. 1944. which now lies before aniplr, are being hospitalized from Nativity Scene vinity deserves sacrifice. Even in Patricia Patton, Carol Rabenstein, us, it is fitting that we pray to be the .'ioulheni Pacific for malaria tion ! You, too, are invited to make Program Climax Lois Roach, Mary Agnes Ruzich, paganism, only a god ever had preserved from false pride of ac Cohoes, N. Y.—The outstanding sacrifice offered to him. If anrirnt treatment. Some form* of ma war hero in this area is Capt. John this YOUR BANK! Climaxing the program will he a Shirley Ryan, Norma Saindon, complishment and from willful ne laria takr long periods to rlrar up. Romans sarrifired to an Eiiipentr, P. Dzamba, who arrived home on scene depicting the Nativity of Our Marjanettc Sample, Frances San glect of the la.st measure of public In the nirantimr there is the pos it was because they believed be leave wearing the Distinguished Lord. While Eleanor Grannell, tisteven, Doris Sloan, Carol Sopher, and private sacrifice necessary to sibility of the disease's being trans was a god. ^'Iien Japanese pagans Flying cross, the Airmen’s medal, senior, enacts the role of the|Marjorie Stone, and Alice May attain final victory and peace. mitted from the patirnt to others loilay offer sacrifice to a dead gen and seven clusters for bravery in Rles.sed .Mother, and John Craig Wright, through mosquito hites. The need eral, it is because they believe he “ May we humbly seek strength action. The youth entered service portrays St. Joseph, a choir of for thorough and competent med In commemoration of the second has been deified. and guidance for the problertis of in 1941 while attending Siena col angels will sing softly in the back anniversary of Pearl harbor, the widening warfare and for the re ical rare both here and abroad ground. The dogiiialie part of the Mo- lege in Loudonville, and is a mem 750 students of Cathedral grade haniihrdan religion is supposed to sponsibilities of increasing victory. during and following the war is evi dent.— Millard F. Everett. ber of Sts. Peter and Paul’s The production is under the di and high schools purchased stamps he siimmeil up in the slairmrni; May we find in the infinite mercy Ukrainian Greek Catholic church The rection of Sister Loretta Marie and and bonds. Chaimien of the bond “ There is no God but the true God, of the God of our fathers some here. / Forrest K. Fishel. Students play-lniul stamp booth, Rosella Crocker and Mohammed is His prophet." measure otof comiottcomfott lorfor the per- ___ ing ma.ior roles are Joanna Bow-]and Nora Smith, enlisted the co- This derlaration, however, implies aonal anxieties of separation and **3(1 1 SyCnOlogEy dern. .Mary Rose Dalton, Nanry 1 operation of the entire student the following arlieles: 1. The unity anguish of bereavement. Of Santa Claus N cav Almanac Will List Davis, Shirley De Sabnto, Cath-lbodv. of Go
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PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Dec. 9, 1943
•• well as a tuper-i>erfecl phrilqne are Perfect Nerves required to he a paratrooper such as Beautiful the one picltired here, wearing ’chutes fore and aft, and looking Ohrislmas ’’plenty loiigh” as he steps through llie hatch o f a plane into space. Lady Fair Hats miRRORS Ill SEAL D R i 'S 609 16TH ST. A wonderful selection of truly lINLI IF PFiPlF lovely mirrors. Genuine pol Christmas Gift Suggestions ished plate ^lass. Attractively FASCINATORS ...... $1.59 framed. There’s a size for every COIITLST purpose. They make a wonder im SCARFS ...... $1.25 ful gift for any home! GLOVES...... $1.00 Winner* in the Holy Childhood Those who point to the war as a Christmas Seal letter contest in HAND BAGS—up to...... $4.95 proof that religion has failed were the Archdiocese of Denver were s O s s challenged by the Rev. Hubert announced this week. The prize of Newell, archdiocesan superintend J3 for the beat letter in the con AND ent of schools, in an address de test was won by Margie Gallagher, UP livered in Boulder Sunday under fourth grade, Holy Family school. Prizes of $1 for the best letters the auspices of the Student Inter from each grade were w’on by the OBLONGS religious council of the University foligwing: Fourth grade, Mary OVALS of Colorado. Father Newell, whdi Therese K e e 1 e y , St. Dominic’s school; third grade, Bobby Frantz, PERIODS St. Francis de Sales’ school; second grade, Lorraine (no last name). UPRIGHTS Presentation school; a n d first Watches Diamonds vited before Christmas annually grade, Patricia Bowen, St. Joseph’s to address the students on the (C.SS.R.) school. , problems of religion. Statues of Our Lord were Lockets Rosaries Sherwin-Williams The Denver priest developed his awarded the following for writing thesis that religion has not failed the best letters from each school: NO. 1 SOUTH BRO.ADWAY COVIft TNI by pointing out that it has not Marbara Markey, St. Francis de Identification Bracelets Gift Headquarters CAftTN been tried by men of the present Sales’ ; Donald Kay Broussard, St. genc ation. “ Religion has become John’s; Leonard Bohte, Holy Ro for too many an emasculated, sary; Dale Murphy, Holy Family; Military Jewelry weak, sterile thing,’’ he declared. Carol Osborn, St. Philomena’s; BUY MORE WAR BONDS NOW! “ Dogma or basic religious beliefs Patricia Esterling, Presentation have given away to vague personal .school; Shirley Ann Byers, St. Is opinion; morals have given over Dominic’s; Betty Chavez, St. to expediency. For a personal God Cajetan’s; Catherine Buss, St. Jos JOS. M. FISHMAN there is substituted a weak anc eph’s; Patsy Bums, St. Cather stupid deity whose only strength ine’s; and Helen Giacomine, St. Mr. Waller J. Kerwin, now Jeweler-and - Optician is that somehow or somewhere he Anthony’ s, Sterling. associated with Jos. M. will see that things will come out The judges of the contest, which Fishman, invites his many GLASSES-ON-CREDIT all right iri the end. The inspired clo.sed Wednesday, Dec. 1, were old friends and customers word of God has been supplanted enthusiastic in their praise of the to visit him for sugges 807 loth St. TA. 0029 for these people, by the dicta of work of the contestants. The tions on (ihristmas gifts. the popular philosopher or sociolo thoughts expressed in the letters (jJJfUiM...* gist or technician, whose sole con indicated that the children worked tribution to the world is that he hard and that the sisters had given has written a book or performed REGIS INFIRMARIAN IS SENT them a thorough instruction on the You will always find precious gifts an experiment or made a survey.’ ’ value of mission work. Cash for every precious gift occasion. Father Newell bluntly said that awards will be made at the quar nmusEmEnTS— DininG much religion in America has lo.st TO FLORISSANT, MO., SEMINARY terly meeting of the Colorado Con its supernatural aspect, and that ference of tne Catholic Students’ this is the reason for the fate that (Regis College, Denver) students’ chapel on the Regis Mission Crusade in Holy Family has overtaken it in many communi RECRERTIOn Expert knowledge of watches, pre Brother John J, Henk, S.J., in- campus. Prior to his stay in Regis school Sunday morning, Dec. 12, ties. “ Religion has lost its contact firmarian for Regis college and he spent one year in St. Mary’s at 10 o’clock. cious stones and fine jewelry assures with God and heaven,’’ he asserted. high school since 1040, has been college, Kans., and three years in Enjoy ths FaciUtlss of tha FINE LIQUEms .\wards for the sale of 25, 50, Excellent Cuialne the best in style and value which ia “ Religion has become humanized, transferred to St. Stanislaus’ sem St. Louis university. 100, and 600 seals will be made obtainable today. and in so doing it has lost the inary, Florissant, Mo., where he before Christmas if possible. Sis Park Hill Country Club seer-^ of its power and strength. A research chemist before he will serve as infirmarian to the entered the Society of Jesus, ters are urged to send in their re •Right In Town" 3500 Colorado Blvd. From the great wave of liberal Landers Jesuit community. The popular Brother Renk has been placed by quests for these prizes as soon as Dinner Dancing $2 Per n«rion ism that swept the world in the OF DENVER lay brother, well-known to resi his superiors in positions where his po.s.sible. Dancing 75c Per Perton last century there has resulted a "A Place for tha Diacriralnatliig" dent students and many athletes scientific ability could be util Happy Logan and Ria U-Pieco Band tendency to disassociate religion “ Sell Seals and Save Souls.” Friday and Saturday Ereninga Reputation has been built on confi whose injuries he had cared for, ized. During his stay in St, Louis Telephone EM. 0817 from life, to relegate its practice Sisters are reminded of the slogan Call EM. 2725 far Reterrationa dence and confidence built on over was summoned last week by the university he was assigned to the E. COLFAX at STEELE to mere Sun^y observance, to of the contest so as to encourage fifty years of fair dealing and satis Very Rev. Peter A. Brooks, S.J., St. Louis university station of the the students during the last two liberalize its tenets toward inter provincial of the Missouri province Aleet Your Friends at factory service. nal convenience rather than exter weeks of the contest. If interest of the Society of Jesus, to take and activity arc stopped now, it nal necessity. Civilization has re over his new position. His succes duced religion to a place where it will mean that the goal will not Store Hours: sor is Brother George Schwieder, be realized. The contest does not LLOYD’S of DEi^ would not interfere with business S.J., who comes from Florissant 1617 COURT PLACE TA. 9274 9:30 to 3:30 Daily or social activity, because its pre end until Dec. 23. 9:30 to 1:00 Saturdays to Denver. cepts were too limiting to the new Brother Renk entered the novi Contest leaders in the various We are Famous for our Delicious Food ideas of liberty and freedom. tiate of the Society of Jesus Aug. schools are as follows: St. Philo “ There can be no peace in our 1, 1932. He pronounced his first mena’s, Claude Rumbarger and WINE — BEER MIXED DRINKS 25c community, our nation, as there vows Feb. 2, 1936, and his final Joan Faltermeier; Presentation, can be no peace in our own hearts, vows March 25 of this year in the Tommy Callahan, Mary Jo Kuker 'o h m -/\ l l e n until our religion becomes real and and Donna Fox (tie ); St. Eliza The PARK THEATRE significant, until it becomes practi- beth’s, Peggy Joan Warrick and James Petors; Sacred Heart, Jack Quality Jiwelart calized in everything that we do. t « 8 8. GAYLORD PE. 9877 [ Snively and Norma Jean Simons; 16tb at W elton Sta. Nor can this be done negatively, THURS., FRI.. SAT., DEC. 8-10-tl Norlli Side PTA Annunciation, Donald Maes and FOR CIVILIANS ONLY that is by the avoiding only the VICTOR JORY in Theresa Wyanezyk; Holy Family things that are gravely evil. It Orchestra and Floor Show must be positive, capable of con school, Jack Adams andi Jane “ The Unknown Guest” Peters. Fine Foods stant demonstration in the multi A 1.80 tudinous tasks of life. Virtue, To Hear Speaker “ THE AVENGER.S” Your F’avorite Drink faith, hope, charity, honesty, tem perance, chastity must be part of Cub Pack Meets Bob Flander't Orchedra on Did Heidelberg Inn PATRONIZL OUR ADVERTISERS the fabric of our lives. We must (St. Catherina’s Parith, Danv.r) Stage Thursday !Nite live in prayer, for prayer is noth An interesting program is COLFAX AT CLARKSON planned for the monthly meeting of 8UN.. MO.V., TUBS., WED., DEC. ing short of conversation with 12, IS, 14. IS 741 East Colfax TA. 9555 the PTA to be held Tuesday, Dec. In Gulick Home God, our Creator. We must be Edward Amold-Virginia W«idl«r in 14, at 3:15 p.m. Charles L. Baird SUNDAY StATINEE strong and active members of our of the Denver Defense council will “ THE YOUNGEST Church, intent on enlarging its Thursday, Dec. 2, the planning speak on “ Security of War Infor Brother John J. Renk, S.J. committee of Cub pack 34 in St. PROFESSIO.N” influence on the community in mation.” AI.SO When buying from the which we live. We must live as be Vincent de Paul’s parish, Denver, United States Weather bureau. RICHARD ARLEN in fits those who were made for Mrs. G. A. Schwartz, secretary met in the home of the cubmaster, firms advertising in this Here he compiled the two-volume “ SUBMARINE ALERT’ heaven, with its light shining ever of the CPTL, will present a pro Joseph Gulick. The committee, Meteorological Summary of the St. paper, please mention that before us. That is the secret of ject that is being promoted by the cubmasters, and den mothers were Louis university observatory now Flander’s Orchetlra on Stage the peace that we seek. I join with USO. present. The den activities of the you saw their advertise e .u * J I available in all the weather bu- Sunday and Tuesday Nighti all religious people of whatever Mothers of the fifth graders will past month were discussed, and ment. faith in the hope that all of us may be hostesses with the room moth plans were made for the December come to realize the need, and take ers. Mme.s. A. Piscatella and T. Brother George Schwieder is a activities. Planned also was the ^ w w' the steps to meet it while there is Gleason, in charge of refre.shments. native St. Loui.san. He entered Christmas pack meeting, Dec. 20. yet time.” Mrs. M. Dewhurst has resigned as the Society of Jesus, Oct. 11,1931. Mothers of den three reported deanery representative. Her suc With the exception of time in pro that Gerald Garland had conducted Auditorium Hotel cessor, Mrs. Walter W. Gamel, will fessional training in St. Louis uni a one-boy newspaper collection D E m ER’ S FAVORITE DINING ROOM Ecclesiastical be introduced in this meeting. Mrs. versity in preparation for his work and turned in $1.10 to the cub AND COFFEE SHOP Women to Fill G. E. Rowe, war service chairman, as an infirmarian, he has .spent all treasury. Mothers of den one re Canplita Fried Chlcktn DInnvr Scrvsd Krtrr ETining and All Day Sunday requests that magazines for the of his religious life in Florissant port that the den is collecting news OTHER E»:TREES SSc UP soldiers either be sent to the school admini.stering to the wants of the papers also and soon will make its Banquet Room for Bridga and Privata Partioi Christmas Qifts USO Cookie Jar or that a pick-up service be ar large Jesuit community stationed sale. Since the finances of the pack 14TH * STOUT — PHONE KE. 1341 — DENVER ranged by phoning her. there. Brother Schwieder pro comp from dues, newspaper collec A AJaAikAAAA A* A AAdid.ia.AAa< nounced his final vows in the So The block mothers are working tions, donations, etc., any help The regular meeting of the ciety of Jesus Feb. 2 of this year. on the fat saving and silence pro from the parishioners in these Queen’s Daughters was held Sun During the past week the Verj' projects will be appreciated. MAR Yours to Enjoy day, Dec. 5, at the home of Miss grams this week. Rev. John J. Flanagan, S.J., presi BEN Ruth Kiene, 1244 Milwaukee, The sewing club was entertained They would like to make the For added plcaaure, entertain at tha ^ATHOLICS of the dent of Regis college, has been in pack complete with four dens. For Denver. She was assisted by Mrs. in the home of Mrs. Pete Thome, Creighton university, Omaha, CAFE CoamopoliUn — PIONEER DINING ^ Rocky Mt. region Anne Fagen, Mrs. BjTd Hes.sel- 4126 King with Mrs. Anna Piper this eight new cubs, ages nine to 1003 Broadway ROOM . . Nebr., where he made his annual 11, and one den mother are will find a complete bine, and Misses Lillian Anthony, a.s co-hostess. Those present were eight-day retreat. CompItU DInniri. 40c op COFFEE Eulalia Baroch, Marie Bellmar, Mmes. O’ Brien, Piper, Purcell, needed. Parents are invited to at CompliU PoonUin Sorcicc SHOPPE . . The annual three-day retreat tend deff meetings and pack meet and beautiful selection and Loretta Loughran. Nahring, Walsh, Kemme, David Bamboo for the Regis college students was ings and see for themselves the son, Powell, Cullen, Breen, Spidell, r o o m . Re> of Catholic needs—for The members voted to furnish conducted with success by the Rev. Elems, Tobin, Plane, Lynch, Sr.; value of cubbing, and have their ommtnd th a gifts, for your, own cookies one day a month to the Bernard J. Murray, S.J., Dec. 6-S, boys join a pack. Four full dens is Potter USO and Miss Teresa Maher vol McEncry, Kirk, Keene, Schnei inclusive. Based on the spiritual Cosmopnlitan the goal. to out-of-town use. .Of course, you unteered to act as chairman in der, Shanahan, and T. Floyd, and exercises of St. Ignatius, the re TWINS LOUNGE friendi. seeing that the jars are filled. Miss Helen Anzer. There will be treat included daily Mass, talks by may use your regular no December meeting of the sew Reports were given by Miss the retreat-master, spiritual read Missionary Said Doing 1619 TremonI Cosmopolitan Hotel May Company charge Clara Courtney on the Needle ing club. The January meeting ing. the Way of the Cross, and the will be announced later. Hard Work as Internee DRINKS - SANDWICHES J. B. HERNDON. JR- Gen. Mar- account. work guild and Miss Barbara Bach recitation of the Rosary. Time on the Denver deanery. Mr.s. Ella HalHnan eidman. wa.s provided for the examination Hartford, Conn. — Father Wil THE MAY CO.—MEZZAM.NE Miss Mary Schurmann pre formerly of St. (Catherine’s parish, of conscience daily, for Confes- sented the nominating commitee’s died recently in Detroit, Mich. Be Sion, and for priyatd' conferences liam R. McCarthy, a Maryknoll slate from which officers wwe sides her husband she is survived with the retreat-master for those Missionary from Waterbury, is re GRAND CAFE elected. Miss Elizabeth Salmon:is by three children, Eleanor, Donald, who wished. ported to be in a Japanese in 431 17th St. MA. 6652 president; Miss Sarah Higgins, and Arthur, who is in the army air Father Murray has had much ex ternee camp doing manual labor, (B*twe«o Glopna and Trinonl) vice president; Miss Marie Spill forces. She was the daughter of perience in retreat work. For besides his chaplain duties. He.^is Serving the Fine$t man, recording secretarj-; Miss Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hallinan of years he has been director of the Marie Bretnehan, treasurer; Miss 2945 Grove, and sister of Sister Laymen’s Retreat league in Den a volunteer in a camp called Los AMERICAN AND Mary McGlone, corresponding sec David Marie of the Sisters of SL ver. Banos. CHINESE FOODS Joseph and May and Charles Halli CHICKEN CHOW-MEIN retary; and Miss Lumine Miller, Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner historian. nan of Denver. Crispy, Golden Brown Noodle* VISIT OUR (XICKTAIL OPEN 11 A. M. to 2 A.M. The next regular meeting will Sgt. Dwight Shea, Jr., stopped LOUNGE be the first Sunday in February. over in Denver en route to Casper, Calvary Shrine In the social hour, Mrs. Anne Wyo. He has been assigned to the O’Neill Sullivan san^ several songs crew of a B-24 Liberator as an We Invite You to Fleit accompanied by Miss Mary Pa- aerial ^nner, Tom Flaherty’si Prayer Book tricia McGlone. Refreshments were Baptismal ceremonies were sup FIGURE OUT served. plied for Roxanna Nadine, infant Ingram’s Cafe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R Where and how ready cash will help you roost—we’ll Crucifixes Fiore, who had been baptized in furnish the money and you can repay us in pay day COLONY GRILL Scriptures Translated the hospital several weeks ago. and Bar For China’s War Chief Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Eu payments over a period of months. We have helped Rosaries gene D’Urbano. many thousands of borrowers in the last 32 years, RALPH E. INGRAM, Prop. Where Friend* Meet Friend* and can help you. Kweilin, China. — Dr. John C. Rochester Diocese Gives For Boiler Foods • FINE FOODS Wu, noted Chinese scholar and • MIXED DRINKS Plaques jurist who was converted to Cath 23,589 to U. S. Services Loans Quickly Made on olicism some years ago by reading and Drinks • BEER • WINS Autos, Furniture, Collateral, First or Second Mort the autobiography of the Little Rochester, N Y.—^The Rochester OPEN ALL NIGHT FlowetK-is preparing a new Cath 569 E. Colfax Vigil Lights diocese has given 23,689 men and gages on Improved Real Estate in Denver or towns 58 BROADWAY olic translation of the Scriptures women to the armed forces of the close by, and to Salaried Employes on their plain for Generalissimo Chiang Kai- country. In proportion to the total note, without notifying their employer. Religious Statues shek, reports the Rt. Rev. Monsi diocesan population, this means gnor John Romaniello, superior of that one Catholic in every 10 is the Maryknoll Kweilin mission. in service. IS FISH YOIJR DISH? Wu studied law'ln Shanghai, the COME TO HEADQUARTERS FOR SEA FOODS! University of Michigan, the Sor- Wabash Priest Named JIM FURLONG ...AT A WIDE bonne in Paris, and the‘University of Berlin. He lectured in North Welfare Board Member 1735 Welton St. KEystone 2224 western University in Chicago and RANGE OF PRICES was invited to join the faculty of Wabash, Ind.— The Rev. Leo A. Open Daily 8:30 to 5:30 r/ EDELWEISS Harvard university. Dr. Wu be Hoffmann, pastor o f St. Bernard’s Saturdays Till 1 P. M. —r Mondays Till 8 P. M. came a Catholic in 1937. He has church, w a s appointed to the Branch Office at Furlong Auto Co., 539 Broadway GLENARM Open 11 a.m. ’ til .3 a.m. held many important positions and county public welfare board by has been a senator since 1933. Circuit Judge Walter S, Bent. n - r t
Thursday, Dec. 9, 1943 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN
Blood Donor service was THIS IS YOUR BEST TRINIDAD COUPLE CELEBRATE Recognition of Work s certificate was presented to the BISHOP WILLGING TO RECEIVE officials in charge by Clifford B. Marsh, Jr., right, o f the Red Cross. Receiving the certificate is.Mrs. J. Edmund Keily of the Ladies of Charity. At her right is John E. HaUigan, chairman of the Catholic group. CHRISTMAS GIFT 60TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY .Standing, left, is Stanley Collins and, right, Edwe^ S. Barrett, Jr., president of the Diocesan Union of the COPY OF GUADALUPE PAINTING Holy rSame Society. The committee has secuied the donation of 7,733 pints of blood from members of 56 for your man'in service parishes and the sisters in two convents. for your entire family (Continued From Lott Page) membership of the sodality en (Continued From Last Page) of countrymen from that day to for a loved one the interior. Seventy-five members joyed breakfast in Community Indlani, suffering from lh e harsh this have found in Guadalupe an inspiration when all seemed nearly for yourself were present. hall. The breakfast was prepared methods of their Spanish masters and from the far more ruinous hopeless. From there they have Your man sarvtng with the fighting Sodality Receivet 60 and served by the PTA. gone forth writh strength to over forcM of our o ^ t r y treaiurea hi< re degradation of paganism and su ligion mott deaiqjf. It U bli consolation, Sixty members were received Rummage Sale Held perstition, might resort to her for come seemingly insuperable odds. hii hope. And lo here is THE ONE into the Blessed Virgin Mary so The Confraternity of Christian comfort, for light in the darkness In 8 dark and cheerless world, GIFT that trill reach hii heart and help hit ooull dality Wedneadaj', Dec. 8, at the Doctrine held a rummage sale pressing on them from every side. Guadalupe is a bright and happy spot. Its influence goes forth St. Thereoe. the Little Flower, hae 8 o’clock High Mass. The truly miraculous rise of been called "Angel of Battles.'' "Saint Dec. 3 and 4. A nice profit was throuf;hth: four centuries in widen After the Mass the entire these same Indians from paganism of the Battlefield," and "The Soldier's realized. It will be used to defray ing circles. Shiold.'’ Soldiari everywhere have clioeen catechetical expenses for the mis to Christianity and their perse- the Little Fletror u thoir own particu sion and summer schools. verence in their faith through Its character can be identified lar patron by the most casual visitor to Mt. Bishop Bona Addresses Christmas vacation in Holy trials no less severe today are a "1 celled upon St, Tbepese.’’ write Carmel church during thd days of mony ooldien and sailors, end attribute Trinity school will start Dec. 17 testimony to Mary’s interest in her children. this mission. The throngs crowd; their recovery to her. "You would have War Prisoners in Italian to enable the students to work dur ing the church and the intense thought some hand woe warding off the ing the Christmas rush. The same invitation Juan re ibellt," wrote anotlur who prayed to devotion with which they make the her for protection. A large delegation, undei> the ceived on Dec. 9, 1631, was ex Scottsbluff, Nebr. — Bishop tended to the faithful the world exercises and receive the eacra- And 10 here la the truly appreciated, Stanislaus V. Bona celebrated direction of James Castelano, dis ments are the work of that same the trtily devotional, the truly beneficial trict deputy, attended the ex over: "I shall show my tender Heavenly Mother. gift—Membenbip In the Society of the Mass in the Italian prisoner of war Little Flower I emplification of the third degree clemency and the compassion I camp here. Following the Mass the feel as a loving mother . . . for The officers of the Solemn Bishop confirmed a class of 70. He of the K. of C. in Walsenburg, Mass, coram Emscopo, on Sunday, Dec. 5. all who implore my protection, explained to them in Italian the who call on me in their labors and Dec. 12 will be: Celebrant, the significance of the sacrament. afflictions.” Rev. C. J. Murray, S.J.; deacon, Three days later she saw with the Re%’. J. A. Betancourt; sub MEXICAN OAILV SAYS deacon, the Rev. H. A. Delaney, CLASSIFIED ADS him every devout Christian, and to all she says: “ Let nothing S.J.; master of ceremonies, the REOS CAUSE TROUBLE Rev. John Kelley; assisting at the National rat* tSc per word per liana | riIbI- trouble or afflict thee. Fear ffium 12 worda. If fonr or more eonaecutiva throne, the Rev, Thomas Fitz neither pain nor sickness nor luuaa are uiad, the rata la 20e per word par gerald and the Rev. John B. Lic- Issue. Parinant must accompany all orders. Mexico, D. F.—N ovedades, other grievous accident. Am I not iotti.'The sermon will be delivered Ads raceivad on Monday will appaar In the one of the most widely circulated here, I, who am thy mother?” lasua printed tor tha followins weak. (Sea by Father Betancourt. your local Resriiter (or local rates.) dailies of the capital, has warned Not enly Juan, but his millions against the “ significant ntmos Thniughout the day there will NURSES TRAINING SCHOOLS phere” now shaping up in Mex be sotemn exposition of the Most MAKE UP to 225-35 WEEK as a Trained ico that demonstrates how Requiescant in Pace Blessed Sacrament, with the clos Practical Nurse. Laam quickly at lioma. “ powers contrary to the United ing excercises of the mission be Booklet Free. Chicaso School of Nursing, DIOCESE OF PUEBLO Dept R-12. Chicago. States and Great Britain’’ are pre KBUTAK— Paul P.. of UO* E. Orman, ginning in the evening at 7 paring to “ exercise pres.sures to Pueblo. Oitij Nov, 28. Kuiband of Mrt. o’clock. OLD GOLD WANTED Kathorin* KruUk and fatlior of Paul P. their own advantage at the time KruUk. Jr., Atlanta, Ga.. and Mrt. Gold 235 Ounce. Mall old sold teeth, dla. of organization of the post-war Antlianjr A. Germ, Pueblo. Grandfather St. Rita's Sodality monda. Jewelry, watches—racaive cash by world.’’ The paper thinks it dis of four. Member of St. Andrew'! lodge, return mail. Satiafaction guarantead. Free of which be wai aecretary. Requiem Elects New Officers information. Paramount Gold Refining Co cerns also the causes behind the Mail in St. Anthony of Pidun'e church Members of St. Rita’s Altar 1500-B Hennepin, Minnenpolis. Minn. agitation involving the religious Dec. 1. Interment Roielawn. LIFE MEMBERSHIP brings all the spir PHOTO FINISHING policy of Mexico. In a previous sodality held their regular busi itual advantage! of the society, prayers MARTINEZ— Mr». Minnie, of Trini apd Mtiaes, for your entire life. Enroll editorial N oved a d et directed at dad. Requiem M tii in Holy 'Trinity ness meeting Dec. 2. The chief busi ROLL FILMACHINE DEVELOPED and C. A. DOHERH OF CANON CITY Grand Junction your soldier or sailor!______$ 1 0 .0 0 tention to the extraordinary man church Dec. S. Interment in Catholic ness was the annual election of PERPETUAL MEMBERSHIP enUUes your choict (1) 2 FINERFOTOS and two cemetery. profeasional bromide enlargemcnta, or (2) ner in which the 26th anniversary officers. Before the names of tha member to all blessings, privileges, IS guaranteed Finerfotoa 25c, Order by of the Russian Soviet revolution MAES— Mri. Stella P„ of 218 Strong newly elected officers were an snd indulgences, during life and after number. Very prompt terrice. Finerfotoa. VETERAN OF PACIFIC BATTLES Officer Is Now avenue. Trinidad. Died in Denver Dec. nounced, members joined in a un death. What s help for sahwtion I Box G-S98, Minneapolis. Minn. was celebrated in the Mexican 1. Survived by her huiband. J. B. Maei: $ 25.00 capital. a ion. Tony A. of Paonia; and two animous resolution of thanks to FAMILY PERPETUAL MEMBERSHIP PHOTO FINISHING Canon City.— (St. Michael’* Par at the front in the first line of at daughteri. Mra. Beatrice Cordova tad the retiring officers for their gen includci your entire family throughout N oveda dee sees in the recent In Australia Sophie Miei, both of Trinidad. Slitera ROLLS DEVELOPED—One Day Service. 8 erous service in the past year. life end centinuouziy after death. The ish)—Charles A. Doherty, Mnner tack in the Pacific area ever since are Marian Padilla, Alta Grace Aguilar, Never Fade Deckle Edge Prints 25c. CEN. denunciations made to federal of Mrs. Frank Krasovec, president way to temporal and spiritual favors 1 TORY PHOTO SERVICE, La Crease. Wia ficials about "acts of public wor with an artillery unit and the son Pearl harbor. Anodaleeia Romero, and Victoria Archu $ 100.00 of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Doherty, is Grand Junction.— Mr. and Mrs. leta; brother of Paul Padilla. Requiem during the past year, was re-elec- BOOKS ship’’— that is. religious proces Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Nelson of Ted Spam have received word Mai> in Holy Trinity church Dec. S. Membership Does Msy Be Sent in Full or a veteran of the Solomon islands Pueblo and Mrs. J. A. Doherty, ted.■ Mrs.y Robert- ■ Perricone- ' re On Installment Plan. Use Application sions or ceremonies outside gov that their son. Lt. Donald E. Interm it in Catholic cemetery. Now. "Unipotted Mirror of God," Monaignpr fighting and recently took part in who is visiting in the home of her tired as vice president and was Smith's 285-pagt book of Scriptural, pa. ernment-authorized church edi Spam, has arrived in .Australia. SANCHEZ— Antonio D., of llOS Balti replaced by Mrs. Nick Buccola. a IJI trittic, and theological information about fices— “ only the beginning, the the fierce jungle attack on Bou daughter, Mrs. Clarence Seitz, in more, Trinidad. Requiem Mail in Holy Lt. Spam is in the army signal Trinity church Dec. 4. Interment In Mrs. Jack Pisciotta retired as sec Cermalits Fatheri, 6413 Dante Avs., tha Biassed Virgin, is described by experts pretext, the elaborate curtain es gainville island. He has been in Pueblo, were among the out-of- Chicago, 111. ' as "beautifully written," "aatonlihingly the army two years and has been corps. Garcia. retary and was succeeded by Mrs. complete." "a book of laating worth." $2 sential to the wide maneuver of town attendants at the funeral of SUAZO— Jo»» N., of Walianburg. I wish to obtain a Otto Anna, Jr., Monday, Nov. 29. Miss Mary Scalzo has arrived Nick Giordano. Mrs. -Sam Pantelo a copy, bound. Register College of Jour- regres-sion to the immediate past, Roident of Hutzfano county for 60 retired as treasurer and was re □ Life Membership (210) Daliim, Box 1620. Denver, Colorado. filled with turbulence and some- from Hollywood. Calif., to stay yvar». Dl»d Nov. 24. Survived by hl» y Perpetntl Membtrship ($25) Ensign Paul Anna left Dee. 1 placed by Mrs. Carl Ocehiato. Mrs. Q Family Perpetual Meraberihip ($100) time.s fomented by those who until after the Christmas holidays wifa, Donieiana; three eonr, John and for his po^ in Tucson, .Ariz., after with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Porfliio of Toltae and Pereopio of La Joe Datz retired as reporter and in the Society of the Little Flower. ought to want unity.’’ □ I eneloee $...... due* in full for Would you like attending the funeral of his Joseph Scalzo. Miss Scalzo is em Vfta: four daughtem, Mr». Rtfarliu wa.s replaced by Mrs. Joe Fasulo. brother, Otto Anna, Jr. Pvt. Vigil, Fowler; Mri. Leonard Sena and this mtmbership. ployed by the Leon Schlesinger Mri. Adelia Vlllalen. ‘Toltec; and Hiei Mrs. John Pagano retired as chair □ I enclose 2______Initial offering YOUR BOY Grand Champion Maurice Anna of the medical corps, studio in Hollywood from which Faye, Suato. Requiem Miee in St. man of the altar and social com (or this membership, snd will send in stationed ifi Camp Crowder, Mo., she has a month’s leave. Mery’i church Nov. 28. Interment in St. mittee and was replaced by Mrs. 2...__...... each month until full dues who also was called home, left Sat Mery'e cemetery, Welienburg. have been sent. IN THE SERVICE WEDDING IS DEED m K.s Martha Lancaster, who, Stella Biondolillo. Mrs. Nick GARCIA-Peter. Died in Walienburg urday after visiting in Pueblo a Giordano retired as corresponding Name__ remembered In short time. Earl Anna is fighting with her mother, Mrs. William Nov. 25. Reeident of Weleenburg SO Lancaster, was in a serious auto yceri. Survived by hit wife, Della, and secretary and was -replaced by overseas and could not get home. one daughter, Mr*. Modeita Tolmich oI Mrs. Charles Genova. Mrs. Jack Address. A Gontinual Novena (St. Patrick's Pariah, Pueblo) accident at 15th and Elm avenue, Pueblo. Servicee in, SI. Mary'a church Edward Fassler, son of Mr. and was able to return to school Mon DeJoy and Mrs. Mike Mangino re City______State..... Marguerite Mary O’Leary and Nov. 29. Interment in St. Mary’a ceme Mrs. Joseph Fassler, had his ton day. Both are improving. tery, Welienburg. tired as sergeants at arms and —FREE PREMIUMS— to the Sacred Heart Francis J. Sterner were married sils removed Tuesday, h^v. 30. He HOAGLAND— Cherlee L., of Durango. were replaced by Mrs. Joe Gabibi For a LIFE membership, tbe Little before a Nuptial Mass celebrated ^ S ^ . H. C. Erskine, Jr., son of Flower Prayerliook (large lestherette in our Monastery Chapel for was confined to Thomas More hos Stricken with e heart attack, he died and Mrs. Jack Commiani. by the Rev. Patrick Sauter. Carl pital a few days. Erskine, 1075 White avenue, Nov. 30 In the home of i friend in It was voted to hold a Christmas edition) is sent For a PERPETUAL visited in his father’s home while Texei Creek. Born in Monroe, 0.. In membership, a genuine sculpturette— the duration o f the warT J. Sterner and Audrey Sterner, party for members and their hus Otto Anna, Sr., who was oper- on furlough from the army en I85S. he moved with hli (emily to three dimension—ideal for drawing Simply send In his nams and wt wHI the bridegroom’s brother and sis ated on in a Pueblo hospital Keokuk. Ia.. where be was reared end bands Sunday evening, Dec. 19. room: for e FAMILY membership, e Fri- gineers in Pines Camp, N. Y. Sgt. complete sick-call sst and wall crucifix, gladly faieluda him In thla noTsna. A ter-in-law, were the attendants. educated. He came to Colorado when It was decided also to raise funils day, Nov, 26, is getting along nicely Erskine will report to Philadel wwwrw-gw ■ « g 1 g'n nwnw g-ww'gg»1 saiall effacing la waleonu bat net oaeea- The bride is the daughter of a young men and had lived in Durango for new altar furnishings for the and expects to he home next week. phia on his return. molt of his life. He was 88. Survived aaiy. Mrs. .Julia O’Leary of 1118 Cypress Andy Konty, Jr., mashed his by his wife: four daughters, Mrs. Charles celebration of Christmas. OUR COLORED MISSIONS Recent guests in th e Albert Decker, Mrs. T. V. Cummins, Mrs. M. Wiitai Sacred Heart Uonaatary street. The bridegroom is the son foot Nov. 30, when he was loading At the close of the business NEED PRIESTS & BROTHERS of Mrs. Magdalena Sterner of 510 Batey home were Mr. and Mrs. L. Cummins, end Mill Mery Hoeglend; Haifa Corncra, Wise. coal in the Canon National mine. one son. George A. of Butte. Mont.; and meeting, a war bond waa given Would TOO Ukf to Or conoocrate E. Routt. Both attended St. Pat Howard Clark, who were on fur away to aid in raising this new ho « pri
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IVFWS OF THE PFEBLO mOFESF BISHOP TO GET COPY OF GUADALUPE PAINTING USO for Negro Troops Stressing Need of Prayer for Peace, & held a sjTnposium on the Roaary In the school hall Monday, Nov. 29. Robert Balleweg, prefect of the sodality, explained Presentation to Mark the crusade, a nation-wide movement of family prayer. The speakers on the panel discussed historical events in which devotion tOi the .Mother of God played a part in bringing victory to Christian armies and challenged the (students to join In Pueblo Air Base the crusade. Tlie students who took part are, left to right r Front row— Rose Eileen Riirlis, Gloria Sirlial, .Mary Fern Close of Mission in \ erlengia, Catherine McGann, Mary Patricia Hurley, and Irma Jane .4rthur; back row— Robert Balleweg, George Hend Is Opened Officially ricks, Leo Mc.Carney, and Edward Sajln*!. Mount Carmel Church
Ceremonies Attended by Approximately 300; Spanish-Speaking Parishioners Will Give Ordi Dedication Program Is Presided Over nary Work Made In Mexico add Brought By Father W. D. McCarthy To U. S. by Fr. Betancourt
The extension club of the USO for Negro troops sta (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parith, Pueblo) tioned in the Pueblo army air base opened officially on At the, closing ceremonies of the mi.ssion now in prog Sunday, Nov. 28. The ceremonies were attended by ap ress in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the members of proximately 300 persons, who expressed themselves as the Guadalupe congregation of Our Lady of .Mt. Carmel enthusiastic over the building layout, the furnishings, and parish will present an oil painting of the patrone.ss of the program projected for the new lounge. Spanish-.speaking people of the New World to Bishop Joseph The dedication ceremonies were presided over by the C. Willging. The oil painting is a copy of the miraculous Rev. William D. McCarthy, moderator of the Pueblo USO. picture of Our Lady of Guadalupe and is the work of an Lt. Col. Norman S. Campbell, rep- artist of Silao, Mexico. The painting was brought to the resenting the air base, welcomed United .States by the Rev. Jose; ’ Junior CSMC the addition of these recreational Ascen.sion Betancourt, who U J| ! J, 111 facilities and praised the agencies preaching the mi.s.sion in Our Lady HPlll/lTrin W f / l l f l of Mt. Carmel church. The pre.sen-1" l i a i M Slates Meeting engaged in the work of direction. tation of the picture to B i s h o p m Capt. Ernest G. Dixon, command Willging will take place on S | l Q W 0 t * Q f ing officer of an air squad 12, the Feast of Our Lady of in St. Mary’s ron, gratefully acknowledged the Guadalupe, after a Solemn Mass coram Kpitenpo at 9:30. club as a means of making better The Spanish mission in prepara Fruits, Jellies (St. M«ry'» Psriih, Pueblo) soldiers out of the men under his tion for the patronal feast day The children of St. Mary senool command. Charles E. Saxton, city of the Spanish-.speaking people has : The annual shower of fruits and will be hosts on Sunday, Dec. 12, commissioner, spoke on the obliga been an annual event of Mt. Car jellies for the benefit of the pedi for the second Junior CSMC ses tions of the community and its rese mel church for some years. This sion of the year. .Meetings of this year it is attracting people from atric ward of St. Mary's hospital, idents to the members of the armed organization are held every two all parts of the city of Pueblo and Pueblo, met with .splendid response months in the various schools. forces. Other speakers included from points outside the city as. far Nov. 25. The Sisters of St. Mary’s Following the meeting, a play, Hugh Cronin of the YMCA, Ray- removed a.s Sugar City. Tckahu'Uha, will be presented by hospital thanked St. Mary’s Hos liiond T. McCarthy of the NCCS, Father Betancourt, who is con pital iruild and all those who co the eighth grade, with Joan Ro- u..inc ....v,. ,.,.v and Dr. Sidney Roth, who repre- ducting the mission, is pastor of operated to make the effort a suc- bida and John Zupancic in rented the U s6 council rf Pueblo, the Church of Our Lady of Guada leading roles, supported by Ida' ces.s. Gratitude is due especially lupe in Silao, Guanajuato, Mexico, to the various Parent-Teachers' Mae Novak and .Marion Mehle. The, Dr. Roth Gives and chaplain of the Shrine of Rev. Daniel Gnidica, O.S.B.. will associations, through whose efforts Main Address Christ the King on Mt. Cubiletc the help of the school officials in give a talk on the Benedictine near the city. A graduate of order after the play. The principal address was deliv the city of Pueblo and its environs Montezuma seminary. Las Vegas. was obtained. Joan Margaret Klun, infant ered by Dr. Sidney Roth of Den N. Mex., Father Betancourt was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .A.nthony ver, who discussed tolerance and ordained to the priesthood three Teachers in the schools impressed upon the students, and through Klun, was baptized on Sunday, equality among all, regardless of Young Girl Saves Pennies DEttM SEB5 years ago and since that time has them their parents, the need for the Dec. 5. Sponsors were Joseph race, color, or creed. Father .Mc been continually engaged in little dainties that add so much Klun and Miss Dolores Barbich. Carthy praised the directors, preaching and missionary work. The children of the school are Thomas J. Addiego, and Ross Kid to the happiness of the crippled- sponsoring an old clothes drive der, and Mrs. Prentis L. Wright, For Puebio Catholic High In this short time his reputa- children in the pediatric ward. IH IH G Fim tion has been carried from the; Bccau.se of the polio jiatients being beginning Dec. 5 and ending Dec. who has been engaged as senior 10. The clothes will be distributed hostes.s to supervise the operation shrine, where his midnight seiwices treated in the hospital, the number are particularly acclaimed, to the to the Allies in Europe. of the new facility. The invocation The first contribution to the High street, an eighth grade stu of children in the ward is twice Mias Stephania Blatnick has was delivered by the Rev. Mr. most remote parts of the republic that of normal years. building fund for a new central dent in St. Patrick’s school. When and even among the Spanish- been removed from the hospital H. H. Donneworth of Pueblo, and The project was under the ohair- IN mmui Catholiq high -'achool in Pueblo asked as to what methods she used .speaking people scattered through ^ and is convalescing at home. the Benediction was given by the came this week to the Most Rev. Miss Frances Hennigsman is Very Rev, Thomas J, Wolohan. to raise the fund she replied, “ This this country. The faithful who|^^,,^ , j Joseph C. Willging from a 13- have come to hear him have found, 111 in a local hospital. money (Xime from my allowance Guests were conducted on a tour (Sacred Heart Cathedral Parith, year old girl, who has been putting Under the leadership of the liim equal in every respect to hi.s Frank Croshal, paratrooper, has and from anything I could get my R.m o „„.l ,n everv resnect to h.s ^ ^ McCarthv. .M IS. L. C of the lounge and were made ac Pueblo) her savings away in the form of Pueblo deanery of the DCCW, the reputation, but they have found in returned to Camp Mackall, N. Car., quainted with its equipment. Re war stamps for the past four hands on.'’ ^ome of the money Catholic churches of the city of Griffin. Mrs. ('. G. Kepler, Mrs. after spending a furlough here The Most Rev. Joseph C. Will- him much,, , more J than , that. . , He . .is J. C. Welle, Mrs. Edna Farlev, freshments were served and music months. In this time she saved represents the earnings she re- Pueblo are participating in the an able leader whose interest is.j,,.^ with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. was provided by Barney Bryant ging, Bishop of Pueblo, presided enough to purchase a $25 war drive for old clothing and rags, Frank Croshal. and Sgt. McNeil Robinson. In the over the Holy Hour held on the bond, which she made out in favor which is being spon.^ored on a always and only o bn„^ 1 Huber, Mrs. Ravmond McCarthv, Pv-t. Matthew Glavich, son of evening, a formal dance was given of the building fund and delivered nation-wide scale by the govern f'- and Mrs. Mrs. Josephine Glavich, spent a evening of the Feast of the Im of loyal children, to the feet of Qp^irge Shearer. 'The presenta in which the junior hostesses cele to Bishop Willging this week. ment. brief furlough with relatives and maculate Conception in the Ca Our Heavenly Mother. brated the opening. The.se articles of discarded cloth tion of the donations wa.s mads friends. The young girl, who thereby be Apparitions 412 Years Aao thedral. The Holy Hour was held ing and rags are to be u.sed for Thanksgiving day. S.Sgt. Anthony J. Rupar, Jr., Long delays experienced in fur throughout the diocese in answer came the first Pueblo resident to nishing a fitting place for the rec the benefit of the peoples who have This year marks the 412th an son of Mr. and Mrs. .\nthony J. to the appeal of the Holy Father contribute in a material way to reation of the Negro troops were been freed from the Axis yoke by niversary of the apparitions of 10 Fforu.s’ i)i:> (m oN Rupar. has been promoted to the for special prayers for peace on the ideal of all Pueblo Catholics, due to priority entanglements and is Kathleen B. Dooner of 292(1 action of the United Nations. The Our Lady to the Indian, Juan DIOGESK OF IM KBLO rank of technical sergeant. He is that day. Diego, on the little hill of Tepeyar a graduate of Pueblo Catholic high difficulties regarding a suitable lo- drive ends on Dec. 10. 'Fhe paro Dec. 12. 19t3 chial schools of the city have been near the City of Mexico, and her school and also attended the Holy|^®^'°'^ Will Help Deck command that a shrine be there Third .'iniulai of Vdvent Cross abbey in Canon City. He' designated as the depots for the Soldiers’ Tree Sodality Formed collection of these articles. Cath erected in her honor under the ti-, 'Ganliier .''nrrrd Heart tie of Holy Mary of Guadalupe (*) .‘‘ienilics ihai Thiriren Hours’ months overseas." .At present, he Additional Donations The Cathedral parish council of olics should take their donations to their nearest parochial school. (“ River of Ligrht” ) , where the poor may he held instead of the is a senior NCO in charge of the » » the DCCW will sponsor a Christ (Turn In Papr 1,1 — (’nlumn 6 ) ' Korly Hours*. propeller shop in his overseas base. I 0 R IS S IO n S A nnO U nC O Q mas tree decorating party in the By Students of Discarded clothinjj for persons He is also editor of his squadron' ______USO - NCCS on Wednesday eve of any age is acceptable. Over- newspaper. .Serrice Squadron Sent-1 . ning, Dec. 22. Gifts, fruit, enter coat.s, sweaters, underwear, pa flf I ,A supplementary list of dona- tainment, and refreshments will Aguilar School jamas, robes, gloves, shirts, over PIJEIIEO Mr. and Mrs. Anthonv J. R u p a r | ‘he annual collection for be had at the party for soldiers alls, aprons, in fact, wearing ap and daughter. Rosemarie, and Mr. I‘ he home and foreign missions is of the Pueblo air base. A meeting parel of every kind for every age and Mrs. Mike Evans spent a week;“ " " " “ "ced by the Chancery office of the parish council will be held Aguilar.—The Sodality of Our group is needed. The articles will! THATCHER ST. MARY’S in Nebraska visiting Mrs. Rupar’s lueblo as follows; in the Cathedral hall Wednesday Lady was organized in a meeting be sorted and cleaned before iieing evening, Dec. 15, at 8:.'?0 o’clock. Dec. ], with 35 high school stu sent away. Those beyond i^epair BLOCK HRCG sisters. Ourny ...... 1S.4S dents in attendance. (Pete Prato SHELTON BRYAN. Mgr. HOSPITAL Sil'frton ...... 30.*' Mary Elizabeth .McCarthy and will be .sorted as “ rags,” and will was elected prefect. Joseph Ar- “AN ETHICAL PRESCRIPTION CONDLTTED BY Tellurid* ...... 3.SO Frederick E. Pauls were married j be sold to help defray the expense Housing Service Men INSTITUTIONS none and Betty Prato were named of dry cleaning. Through the ar-, PHARMACY" Si-slera o f Cliaritv Canon City ahbFy ipriF*tii) ...... 40.00 in the Sacred Heart Cathedral! assi.stant prefects: Blanche Gioga, PHONE aa «l( QUINCY PHONE 47I0 Bentdictinc SiitFr», Canon Cuy. Wednesday, Dec. 1, at 4:30 in thei Kathleen B, Ooooer rangements made by the govern- i Called Act of Mercy ■hh^y ...... 6.00 secretary; and Marie Cuzzetto, ment, 10 per cent of the “ good” j Siftfrt of Charity. Grand Jane- afternoon. The Very Rev, Thomas j treasurer., Thq Rev. Floyd A. J. Wolohan officiated. The bride* ceived for taking care of the material will be given to accredited! ------I tion. hngpitai ...... 24.00 Brey, S.J., pastor of St, Anthony’s, neighbors’ babies. A part of it welfare agencies to take care o f Phone 8 6 2 V- i-v 1 St. Patrick’! parochial achool. was given in marriage by her; is .spiritual director. ROBERT S. FARICY New Orleans. — Renting rooms| ...... uo.oo father. Henry M. .McCarthy. Miss! came from the sale of dancing' local needs. PRICE CLEANER to sen’ice men and women and Pucbio Catholic hiih school...... S4.oo .shoes, which- she had outgrown.! Elvira Gobatti played the proces-| Applicants for admission will MOXUME.vrs members of their families may be|ver^ Rev. a . j. MiUer, v.G....— 34.oo AND DYER sional and reces-sional wedding: undergo a two-monlh probation pe .Still more of it from a bargain i called a corporal ^ rk of merc>;^ iTo she had entered into with her I CRAVE MARKERS NO ODOR—NO DELAY—NO marches. Serving as matron of! riod, after which they will be eligi REGRE-F Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel told 'st. Joifph i. ho.eiul. Del Nori»_.. j.oo brother, Jimmie, who is a sixth; Trinidad Pair honor was Mrs. DeWitt KilT. Ken-1 ble for formal admission into this 707 S. Main St. - Pliona 260-W pastors in a request that thevl additionai, parishes 623 (Aiurl Sl„ Pueblo neth M. Ohlander was beet man.| world-wide Marian organization. grader in St. Patrick’s Bchool. malfP Itnown to their ronffieza- t-* make known lo tneir congiega Amm«.. St. M.ry'. lo.oft Mr. Paul's parents. .Mr. and Mrs.; The primary application list closed According to the brother-sister tions the need tor such accom m o-1 He»n rithekr«i. . s.nn J. C. Pauls, are residents of .Moline,!Dec. 7, and the troup received arrangement, Jimmie was to help Note 60 Years dations. 1 .Mnmr Vin». St. Jo.eph’f ...... S.OO Communion in a body on the Feast her fill her book of 25 cent stamps I . . iof the Immaculate Conception. and then she would return the Charles R. V nessner, Jr., whoj favor by helping him to fill his Robinson Bros. has been assistant chief inspector' The day of formal admission will Of Wedded Life PUEBLO be Feb. 2, which is the Feast of book to be used for the same pur MAJOR in the Parsons, Kans., ordnance, pose later on. plant, has been transferred to the' the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The work of the so Both Kathleen and Jimmie are Trinidad. — (Holy Trinity Par DAIRY }'ouf Bufinwj /« Appr^rintpd St. Louis field director's office of ' ish) — .Mr. and Mrs, J. D. C. Mar the plant. dality includes social qnd philan the children of Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Pure .Milk and Cream ii Camera-Craft Shop thropic aims, as well as religious. Dooner. This splendid example of I tinez celebrated their 60th wed C The Palace Drug Go. 905 N. Main Si. Ph. 437 Miss Frances Langdon of 22301 The principal patronal title of the' a girl expre.«sing her belief) ding anniversary Thanksgiving ‘Untouched by Human Rand' Greenwood street has returned; day. A Low Mass wa.s said for PORTRAITS sodality is the Immaculate Concep in (Jatholic education by making Home Delivery from the .Mayo clinic and is con-j tion, and the secondary patron is sacrifices for it should furnish an their intentions in Holy Trinity The *itore KODAK FINISHING - BLL’B valescing in her home. Mrs. Pat church. The couple received Com FLOUR rRI.NTS - PHOTOSTATS St. Francis Xavier. incentive for adults to emulate. WE SELL FRANCIS Phones 27-28 406 Main St. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES rick Horan of 921 Court street munion accompanied by their four ha.s recovered from a recent at-* daughters. ICE CKEAM f The standard of quality for tack of the flu. Peter Rihar of' .A dinner was served in their I Phone 59 713 E. 4tli St. | perfect baking. 226 N. Santa Fe avenue is ill in Antonito Youth Killed in home at 920 We.stern avenue. HES\ JU!\CTIO!\ JA G G ER ’S a local hospital. Those who attended were daug- CLE.\.\ERS Shoe Repair Mr. and Mrs. Tom J, Connors, ters, Mrs. Juanita Martinez, Mrs. F M. SHORE. M fr. formerly of St. Leander's parish, J. D. Rivera, Mrs. A. Gallegos, DUNDEE 610 N. Main Phone 470 Action on Italian Front Mrs. M. Watson, and their son,| THE D. E. RURKE are now living at 2521 5th avenue. CLEANERS & C.lennern and liyers New for Old A son, Thomas, is a marine sta Raymond Martinez. Grandchildren ] Plumbing & Heating Co. Phone 1814 112 Vt etl AbrienHo W f Plck'Up and Utlivary 8«rrlee tioned at Camp Elbert, San Diego, present included Henry .Martinez,! DYERS Calif. Another son. Georgre, is in Antonito.— The War department I Pfc. Amarante A. Lobato joined and Mrs. Raymond Martinez, Jr. ttUi a E lluboh 8U. Phsnt ttSI 318-320 N. .Santa Fe Ave. the army and is specializing in en in Washington has qotified Mrs. (the service April 17, 1941, He was Altar Society Meets ! P E WYNDI.E. Prop. Repair ITork a Specialty iftained in Camp Roberts, Calif., WB KETUBN EVERYTHING BUT gineering in Tavelton college, Anastacio Lobato of Antonito, that The Altar and Roaary society! THE DIRT Office Pltone 909 Stevensville, Tex. j ' for four months, and then in CamjK her son, Amarante, died in action Pickett, Va. He was a member held its monthly meeting Wednes-I NEW Charles Griffith, son of Mrs.' day, Dec. 1. After the regular JOHN M. Eugene Griffith of 302 W. 22nd | on the Italian front, Nov. 1. HLs Jthe force that landed in North 'Africa in November, 1942, and business session a Christmas party street, is an airplane radio me-' father. .Anastacio Lobato, passed was given. The members ex-! chanic third class in the navy and away Sept. 24 of this year. I fought through that campaign. He SHIPMENT MACINDOE I was also with the force that in- chang^ gifts. Refreshments were GROVE DRUG STORES has recently completed his radio serv^. j STEP LADDER STOOLS, training at Dayton Beach, Fla. ivaded Sicily. He was moved to FIVE BETFER DRUG STORES Italy only one month before his Before adjourning for the after-! White enamel with red, 0 O C Plumbing and Scouts to Reorganila death. noon the women donated the sum ] (IINTR.AL BI.O(X FIFTH A MAIN black or blue trim..... fc a C w 24TH A GRAND 726 E. 4th MESA JUN(.TI()N I Healing A meeting of the scout com Mrs. Ben Espinoza of Manassa, necessary for the altar platform mittee for the purpose of reorgan Mrs. A. M. Mondragon, and Mrs. J. in the chapel in the internment CLOTHES O p c f Special Attention Given camp and also contributed towards DRYERS ______t a C W izing the Boy Scouts in the Ca C. Quintana of Antonito are his > to Repair Work thedral parish will be held in the sisters. Brothers are John B.. An the furnishing and decorating of (TumtoPagel.1 — Colnmn 1) SLEEVE 7 C I Phone 964 110 W. 2nd St. Cathedral Thursday evening^, Dec. tonio J,, and Pedro J., all of Anto- WALSEXBlIKi; BOARDS ...... • * ^ 16, at 8 o'clock. Jack Britten 'nito. . of the Pueblo Boy Scouts will ad A Funeral Mass was held Wed Monte Vista Girl Is dress the group. All men of the nesday, Dec. 1, in the Conejos parish who desire a Boy Scout PUEBLO HARDWARE ■■a church. Named in ^Who’s Who’ JOE’S SUPER troop in the Cathedral parish are The firms listed here de ir nmen't Ready-to-jr ear CO. urged to be present. serve to be remembered Men'r fPear and Clothing William F. Kelly, aon of Mr. Atchison, Kang. —• A junior in Shoet - Dry Goods JACK ADAMS, Mgr. SERVICE Bishop Closes Novena when you are distributing CLXF GAS & OII.S and Mrs. William Kelly of route Mount St. Scholastica college from Monte Vista, Colo., Miss Margaret your patronage in the dif PHO.NE 1 0 0 7T» 80. main PH. 17JI 3, is in the coast artillery of the In Pueblo A ir Base KIIIEirS GREASING WASHING army and is stationed in Puerto Kermode, is one of seven student ferent lines of business. Rico. ( leaders who will be mentioned in WAI.SENBURC.. (X)LO. The noveViR in preparation for the IPAo’g IVho in American Vni- Mo.se Gonzales, nephew of Mr. the Feast of the Immaculate Con- Germ mercantile and Mrs. Joseph Donati of 212 E. venitien and Colleger for 1943- Petres Meter Sales jeeption came to a close in the 44. Miss Kermode is the daughter PAUL KRIER. Prfftdent &. Liquors 3rd street, is located in Bremerton I Pueblo air base Dec. 8 with Mass ' The First National Bank R R GOWDY. Ca«hi«r 116 North Vlctortft Art * Phono 1162 navy yard station, Wa.sh. of F. R. Kermode and is majoring S. J GLINSKY. Aw't. Cuhiar Everylhing to Wear jat 5 o'clock in the evening cele- in Flnglish. She is pre.«ident of Mu USKD CARS Baptized Sunday, Dec. 5, wa.s of Walsenburg and to Drink brated_ by the Most Rev, Joseph Lambda Beta English club, vice MEMBER P.D. LC. THE GEARANTY GooermJ Auto Repiilro, Grtatint, John M. Timme, infant son of Mr. C. Willging, Bishop of Pueblo. W.M. M. WARD, Pres. C«f Waihlnff Phone 930 817 E. C Street and Mrs. William Timme of 2706 STATE BANK After the Mass the Bishop talked C. L. MANN, Vice Pres. STORAGE OPEN HOURS A DAT PUEHLO, Morris avenue. The godparents OP WALSENBURG Pfc. A. A. Lobato with the men of the base who were Kermode is a member of the stu1 M. E. COWING. Cashier Walspnburg, Colorado are Emil and Josephine Mastro. present \ dent counciL