'/ THOUGHT YOU SLEPT ON BOARDS,' SAID LAD; MOVIE SHOWS 'SECRETS' OF SEMINARY "Their bedrooms I thought htd the entire student body and faculty, ation hall, and onto the ball field priesthood.' in 12 different states from Montana there and be a priest too." In fact, on planks . . .” The writer goes on play checkers . . bars on the windows or they had to. there was completed at St. Thomas’ to portray each of these scenes as it The primary purpose o f the film to Texas and from the Mississippi many o f them were so unusual that, to say, "But they didn’t, they had "I didn’t know that they had sleep on planks.” This is tiie false movie in color entitled This actually happened. ^Some o f the is to foster vocations to the priest­ to the Pacific. in the interest o f breaking down very nice rooms.” This, if one sports and recreation . . notion a nine-year-old boy hid Is the Seminary, This movie dealt scenes are o f the holy sacrifice of hood, but it is also intended to give The majority of the schools in vocational barriers, it is felt they will pardon the use o f a cliche, hits All o f these can best be answered about seminary life. The truth was with the life o f a seminarian from the Mass, the light-heartedness o f lay people a picture o f what goes this region have had showings of should be printed. the nail right on the head. Still by the following quotes: "What im­ revealed to him in the showing of the time o f his arrival at the semi­ the seminarians during the recrea­ on inside the fence at the priest- the film. The grade school children Such misconceptions as , I other letters expressed the follow ­ pressed me most was that there was the movie, This Is the Seminary, nary until he completed his train­ tion periods, and their seriousness factory. were asked, after they had seen the had an idea that they had to sit in ing ideas which were corrected by a time for prayer, study, and writes William Coming in the cur­ ing and was ordained. It accurately at prayers and studies. It moves At its premier showing on movie, to write a letter describing a desk all da^ from morn 'til night the movie as they later stated. play. . . ” rent issue of The Ambassador, St. depicted the order o f the day from with A e seminarian through the Alumni day, Oct. 19, 1949, the their reactions to it. The themes of studying Latin,” were corrected by "I thought they prayed all "I always wanted to be a priest Thomas seminary guild, Denver. the first bell at 5:30 in the morn­ four years o f college work and then film was most favorably received. the letters that arrived ranged the movie. Others were even more day . . since my First Holy Communion. Three school-years ago, by dint ing to the lights-out bell at 10 p.m. to the four years o f theological Since then, about 10 copies have all the way from, "Gee, I didn’t severe . . . "Their bedrooms I "I didn’t know that the seminar­ And the idea was slowly leaving of hard work on the part o f several The movie camera was taken into studies. The movie ends with the been sold throughout the Rocky know that. I thought it was like a thought might have had bars on ians ever drank pop . . .” me. But when I saw the movie it students and the co-operation of the classroom, the chapel, the recre­ ceremonies o f ordination to the Mountain region. It has been shown jail.” . . . to . . . "I’m going to go the windows or they had to sleep "I thought they did not even made my dream come back.” Performances Archbishop Vehr Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation April 23, 24, 25 Will Officiate Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1951— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Six Aged DPs Find Home in Denver: Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. Full Cast Named Joseph Answers Prayers of Sisters De Paul Society By Director for At Seminary on DENVER CATHOUC Charities Opera Sunday, April 8 The complete list of prin­ The annual Mass in the St. cipals for the opera, La Trav- Thomas seminary chapel in iata, to be produced by the Denver for the members of the St. Vincent de Paul society REGISTER Denver Grand Opera company in the City auditorium April will be celebrated on Sunday morning, April 8, at 8 o’clock by 23, 24, and 25, was announced this VOL. XLVI. No. 33. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1951 DENVER, COLORADO week by the Rt. Rev. Monsigmor Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. Joseph J. Bosetti, director. The This Mass is offered every year singers and the roles they will sing on the second Sunday after for each of the performances are Easter, which is the Feast of the as follows: Translation of the Relics of St. Top-Notch Talent MONSIGNOR ELMER J. KOLKA of reorienting their lives after years of volunta^ Vincent de Paul* who is patron of exile from Hungary and life in an IRO camp in the Vincentian Fathers who teach Will Be Heard Catholic Charities and Mother Stanislaus, at the seminary, and of the de New Music Program Italy. Anna and Andrew are’ the first married couple superior of the Little Sisters of the Poor at Mullen The cast of characters for the of an expected 32 DPs to arrive at the hoiye.- Paul^ society. home for the aged, Denver, are shown here aiding first night includes Hilde Reg- (Register photo by Jerome) Members of the six new confer­ giani as Violetta Valery; Bruno Anna and Andrew Tamas, newly arrived DPs, in ences established in the past fiscal Landi, Alfredo Germont; Fred year will send their first repre­ Nesbit, Giorgio Germont; Betty sentatives to this annual Mass and Jackson, Flora Berviox; Virgil meeting. New conferences were Bellinger, Gastone; Marlene Kurtz, started at All Saints’ parish, Den­ Parochial Schools Annina; Robert Bodhane, Baron ver, and St. Anthony’s, Westwood, Douphol; Sam Chean, Doctor and four conferences were formed Grenvil; Arthur Madsen, Marquis in Colorado Springs at St. Mary’s, 1 A unified instrumental music program for tht parochial schools d’ Obigny; %and Bruce Lowery, Sacred Heart, and Divine Re­ o f Denver will be introduced in the next school year, according to Giuseppe. deemer parishes, and the Pauline the Rev. Edward Leyden, archdiocesan superintendent of schools. For the second night the cast chapel. Dwight McCready has been named director o f instrumental music in includes Emilia Vidali as Violetta Judge Joseph Walsh will pre­ Valery; George Van Qorden, Al­ side at the meeting that will fol­ the parochial school system, and is in charge of setting up the pro­ fredo Germont: Richard Dworak, low the Mass and breakfast. The gram. Giorgio Germont; Joan Druger, 33rd annual report will be read Five degree teachers will be employed in the teaching o f the and special reports will be made by the Salvage bureau and the instrumental music program, says Mr. McCready. Cathedral, Holy I Arias from “ Traviata” will burial committees. Family, St. Joseph's, St. Francis de Sales’, and Regis high schools have I be a feature of tlije “ Concert by Appeal for Salvage Bureau already signed up for the program, and Annunciation high school I Request” program OTOr station A letter this week from Arch­ I KOA in a broadest to be heard is expected to do so shortly. 'The work o f contacting the grade schools bishop Vehr calls for co-operation has just been started, with St. Louis’, Englewood; Blessed Sacrament, I Monday, April 9; at 9 %>»• The with the work of the De Paul I opera is one of tbo bast known society and the Salvage bureau. and Our Lady o f Lourdes schools already in the system. It is planned among all popular works of this to start the course with pupils as low as the third grade, so that they ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER I type, and rirtually ovory radio will be accomplished musicians by the time they enter high school. I listener is familiar with tbo Chancery Office I principal arias. 1536 Logan Street 'The courses will be accredited subjects, five days a week. Denver 5, Colorado It is planned to conduct a clinic and festival for the pupils and Flora Berviox; Virgil Bellinger, April 2, 1951 teachers once a year, probably at Loretto Heights college, patterned Gastone; Helen Swem, Annina; Reverend Dear Father: after the annual high school press convention there. A central office Arthur Madsen, Baron Douphol; The St. Vincent de Paul Sal­ and warehouse containing instruments and music are also being looked Robert Bodhane, Doctor Grenvil; vage bureau is now making its Dwight MeCready forward to. Sam Chean, Marquis d’ Obigny; annual appeal to our Catholic and Earl Daley, Giuseppe. The music department will co­ people to help it in its work of The cast for the third night is operate with the athletic depart­ charity and aid to the poor and Hilde Reggiani as Viole^a Valery; THE FIRST CONTINGENT of “ hard Tamas, 66, Hungarians; second row, Nikola Kola- ment, providing band music fop underprivileged of our city. The Profession for Carmelite Bruno Landi, Alfredo Germont; eevic, 69, Croatian; Miroslav Palcic, 64, Croatian; football games and other athletic core” DPs to arrive at the Mullen home for Salvage bureau will call for and be contests, and will also work with 4 Alvin Schwarz, Giorgio Gtermont; the aged is shown here shqrUy after their reception One candidate will bo prq- families and a few invited guests and Rudolf Pavlek, 61, Croatian. In the back row happy to accept any discarded can be accommodated in the special activities departments of ‘ Martha Schueth, Flora Berviox; April 3. The term “ hard core” is applied to the aged are Sister Cyprian, Mother Stanislaus, and Sister 'fessed and receive the black veil 'Blake Hiester, Gastone; KatMMn clothing, furniture, aud articles of of the Discalced Carmelite Sis­ small chapel. the schools. and infirm DPs, who, for obvious reasons, are placed Candid of the Little Sisters of the Poor, who care for any type that can be repaired and To make her profession of Scott, Annina; Robert Bodhane, with greater difficulty. Those in the first row (left the agred in Mullen home. The seven DPs shown here ters and another will be in­ reclaimed for use. This gives em­ vested as .8 novice in ceremonies vows is Sister Bernadette of the Choral Work Baron Douphol; Sam Chean, Doc­ to right) are»Anna Mahalik, 68, Hungarian; Ethel are the first of 42 eventually to be cared for by the ployment to handicapped men and at the Carmel of the Holy Spirit Immaculate Conception. She was tor Grenvil; Arthur Madsen, Mar­ Dubignan, 60, Iranian; and Anna, 68, and Andrew sisters.— (Register photo by Jerome) To Be Continued quis d’ Obigny; and Bruce Lowery, assists the various conferences in in Littleton Saturday, April 21. formerly known as Perpetua meeting the increasing demands O’Shaughnessy and is a native Choral work is not a part of the Giuseppe. By W. J. W arner meet them after their two-day trip speaks some French and English. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will made upon them from indigent offer Mass and officiate in the of Redwing, Minn, The black program, but the archdiocesan Ticket Sales The Little Sisters of the Poor from the debarkation depot in New The Feast of St. Joseph, which families. schools’ chorus proved such a suc­ Orleans. The six new residents of is usually celebrated at the home ceremonies of reception and pro­ veil that she will 'receive will Are Steady have been praying to St. Joseph to The St. Vincent de Paul Salvage rest upon the altar throughout cess at the recent music festival send them all the DPs he can line Mullen home arrived in New Or­ with a big dinner served by Arch­ fession to be conducted pri­ bureau is located at 1625 Wazee vately in the Carmel chapel. the Mass and be blessed with that its activity will be continued Reserved seat ticket sales began up. All over the world the Little leans April 1 aboard the S.S. Stur­ bishop Urban J. I Vehr and the under the directiop of the Rev. at the May company box office on street, phone CHerry 5503. Only members of the immediate special prayers before it is be­ Sisters have taken it upon them­ gis and immediately were placed clergy of Denver, was celebrated Pastors are asked kindly to an­ Richard Hiester. Monday of this week. According to aboard a train for Denver. After differently this year. There was a stowed by the Archbishop. selves to care for all the aged dis­ nounce this appeal at the Masses Miss Helen Kenne- Monsignor E. J. Kolka, business their sea voyage and long train feast for the new arrivals, and the Burns o f Mr. McCready, a graduate of placed persons they can handle. on Sunday, April 8, and to urge beck, S.Dak., will be invested the navy school of music, has been director for Traviata, the advance These old people are generally what ride the old folks arrived here permanent members of the home Wheatridge Parish sale thus far indicates a lively in­ their people to use the facilities of as a novice in the same cere­ teaching music in parochial schools are left at the bottom of the bar­ “ bushed” but happy. had a grand time welcoming them. the Vincentian bureau when the terest in this year’s presentations. “ Who could ask for a nicer celebra­ mony, following the completion for four years. A waduate of St. rel when all the young, skilled, tal­ Their arrival was the occasion opportunity presents itself. o f her postulancy. She will Joseph’s high school, he was in the He emphasized the advisability of ented DPs have been moved off to tion?” Mother Stanislaus asks. of particular joy for Mr. and Mrs. With every good wish and bless­ Has 275 Families, henceforth be known as Sister navy six years. His mother, Mr^. baking early reservations for pa­ homes and occupations in the world Geza Cseresnyes of 1535 Logan The big dinner will be held ing, I am Monica Claire o f Our Lady. Marvel McCready, formerly taught trons who desire the best seating of promise and security. The Lit­ street, Denver. Mrs. Cseresnyes Sept. 12 thii year. That if the accommodations. He also declared Faithfully yours in Christ, 14 Nuns at Carmel music in the parochial schools and tle Sisters, therefore, are gather­ (Ilona) is the daughter of Anna 50th anniverfary of Sifter Brid­ Hew Census Shows was conductor of the Denver Post that box reservations may be made ing in the aged and sharing Mahalik. Mrs. Mahalik and another get. Fiftieth anniverfarief come There are now 14 sisters in by calling him at the Catholic « URBAN J. VEHR Sts. Peter and Paul’s parish, th^ Littleton Carmel, including Just Kids band. Christ’s love with them. daughter, Margarit, were among once in a life time, and the Lit­ Archbishop of Denver McCready is director of the Just Charities office, AComa 3825. As usual, the Little Sisters’ pray­ the arrivals. After fleeing Hun­ Wheatridge, has increased from three, postulants. A postulancy tle Sifterf of the Poor are not of from six months to a year is Kids band sponsored by a group of Rehearsals Show ers are being answered “ on the gary Mrs. Mahalik and Margarit given to indulging themfelvef in 160 to some 275 families since required before a candidate is Catholic parents for their chil­ double.” On his transferred feast, were placed in the IRO camp in more than one feaft a year. August, 1949, according to figures Professional Competence $2,748 Total Achieved admitted to the novitiate, which dren, and of the Highlander Boys’ April 3, St. Joseph led six DPs up Bagnoii, .Italy, and Ilona and her The sisters are quite impressed released by the Rev. Robert Mc­ Mahon, pastor. A census was com­ lasts for one year.- band. Rehearsals for both principals to the gate of Mullen home for husband were sent to another camp with the poise and good manners By Little Flower Burse pleted last week by a corps of and chorus are being conducted the aged, W, 30th and Newtoh at Pagani, also in Italy. When the of their new guests. They are ad­ weekly in St. Paul’s reading room street, Denver. The Little Sisters, Cseresnyes arrived in New York justing themselves rapidly and are The Little Flower burse for the 5C parish workers who made 750 Moved From Grand Island, Neb. of the Cathedral and in the ball­ however, were not surprised. They aboard the S.S. Muir March 13 of quite happy in their new home. The) education of seminarians h a s calls in the parish limits and listed 70 new Catholic families on room of the Knights of Columbus are never surprised at anything St. this year, they were destined for arrival of the next contingent is $2,748 in funds this week, after home. _ According to Monsigmor Joseph does for them. Besides, he Indiana, but requested that they eagerly being awaited. The nuns receiving two gifts tothling $55. the rolls. The calls were made only to new homes in the parish, Bishop Hunkeler Named Bosetti, both chorus and principals had given them a DP on account be sent to Denver for the eventual are happy to have the house full. One gift of $50 came from an as the records had been kept up are rapidly attaining that profeS' about six weeks ago. reunion with Ilona’s mother and In all, there will be 22 men and anonymous Denver friend, and Joe to date on all those contacted sional competence that has been Anna Mahalik, Ethel Duvignan, sister. Margarit is living with Mr. 10 women received under the DP Kelsh of Denver contributed $5. in 1949. * the outstanding quality of past Miroslav Palcic, Rudolph Pavlek, and Mrs. Ed Anderson in Golden, act. There is mere room for men The goal of a seminary burse is To Kansas City in Kansas performances. More than 100 and Anna and Andrew Tamas, a Mr. Cseresnyes is now employed because most of the old men in $6,000. Contributions may be sent Continued Growth pupils of the city’s vocal studios married couple, jire the new arriv­ as a tailor. Denver are living on their pensions directly to the Most Rev. Urban J. Foreseen in Area Washington. — The Most Rev. Edward J. Hunkeler, and choirs make up the members als. Nikola Kolacevic, who arrived A boon to the home is Ethel Du­ and cannot live in the home as long Vehr at the Chancery office, 1536 of the chorus. The rest of the families added Bishop of Grand Island, Neb., has been transferred to the in February, was at the train to vignan. She is a former nurse and as they have an income. Logan street, Denver 5, Colo. since 1949 were put on the rolls Diocese of Kansas City in Kansas, according to an announce- through calls to the rectory, especi­ ment by the Apostolic Delegation. ally in the period immediately versity of Dayton). He prepared after the completion of the new Bishop Hunkeler succeeds to the for the priesthood in the Pontifical 900 Grads of Sacred Heart High Called to Reunion church, when 40 new families were see left vacant by the death of College Josephinum at Worthing­ registered within three weeks. Bishop George J. Donnelly in ton, 0., and was ordained there By Guy R. Calleo and addresses word was spread political, buiineit, and enter­ mond Newell, a twin brother of the Patrick, Thomas Kelly, Raymond Construction is continuing un­ December. June 14, 1919, for the Diocese of The second annua) reunion throughout the country to effect tainment fields. - Bishop. Father Newell was killed Connell, Philip Dirrig, Stanley abated within the parish limits, Omaha by the late Bishop James what Father Michael Casey, S.J., so that a steady growth of the Bishop Hunkeler was conse­ Hartley o f Columbus. of former students and grad­ Some of the graduates who be­ in an accident in 1944. Rev. John Kalamaya, Raymond Derrig, and crated May 1, 1945, in St. Cecilia’s himself a graduate, was happy to came priests include the Rev. Ray- Newell, S.J., another graduate of Michael Casey, present pastor bf parish is foreseen for some time. His first assignment was as pas­ uates of Sacred Heart high term a huge success. Cathedral, Omaha. His consecrator the high school, and a brother of Sacred Hq^rt parish. was Archbishop Amleto Gio- tor o f Sts. Philip and James’ school, Denver, will be held An honored guest at the re­ School Question Bishop Newell, is a missioner in Some of the famous personal­ church, Wynot, P. 0. In 1927 he in famed Adelphian hall Fri­ union this year will be the Most British Honduras. Other priest- ities who attended the high school Conference for Clergy was appointed pastor o f Blessed day, April 20. For many it will be Rev, Hubert M. Newell, Coadjutor Authority to Visit graduates include Father Clarence. are Thomas Morrissey, William Sacrament church, Omaha, and re- a continuation of friendships re­ Bishop of Cheyenne, a graduate of Kessler, in charge of St. Ste­ McGlone, James Creamer, Vince Is Scheduled on May 9 mained there until his appoint­ newed last year when the school Sacred Heart high, class of 1921. phen’s parish, Glenwood; the Rev. Dwyer, associate editor of the ment as rector of St. Cecilia’s held its first reunion in many The _ Bishop, who was unable to William Monahan of Catholic Rocky Mountain News; Ted Mack, The spring clergy conference Cathedral, Omaha. years; for others, who were not participate last year, has prom­ Charities; and the following Jesuit noted radio personality; and a host for priests of the Archdiocese of He was named a Domestic Prel­ present at last year’s reunion, it ised to attend and take a prom­ Fathers: Joseph Ryan of Regis of others. Denver will be held at the Cathe­ ate in 1937 by Pope Pius XL In will be a day of renewing friend­ inent part in the reunion. Bishop college: George Day, James Fitz- The plan of the evening includes dral on Wednesday, May 9, at 1944 he was appointed 'Vicar Gen­ ships with classmates who are now Newell praised the efforts to re­ short talks by Bishop Newell apd 10:30 a.m., according to an an­ eral of the Archdiocese of Omaha, practically str^gers. organize the students of the high Bishop Marling to Speak Father Casey and a grand march, nouncement by Archbishop Urban and also served as a diocesan con- The comminee members are school,, who have wandered far Auxiliary Bishop Joseph M.. dancing, refreshments, and music. J. Vehr. Papers will be delivered suitor, a member of the diocesan busy checking names and ad­ since the discontinuance of the Marling, C.PP.S., of Kansas City, Community sinnng of old-time by the following: The Very Rev. building committee, the board of dresses, calling graduates, and fol­ high school in 1938. Mo., will deliver the commence­ school songs and the swapping of William Kenneally, C.M., presi­ cemeteries, the Clergy- Fund so­ lowing leads on former students’ Soma 900 itudenti were grad­ ment address at* the L o r q 11 o yarns, sweetened, and, perhaps, dent of St. Thomas’ seminary, on ciety, and as moderator of the whereabouts. They are confident uated from Sacred Heart high Heights college graduation Sun­ embellished by the years, are also “ The Encyclical Humani Generis USO-NCCS club . in Omaha. He that this year’s meeting will be school from the first graduation day, May 27, at 3 p.m. Bishop likely to supply pleasant diversion. of Pope Pius XII” ; the Rev. Rich­ was formerly diocesan promotor successful and will surpass the exercises in 1899 to 1938. Of Marling, an accomplished speaker, The general good will of renewing ard Gieselman, C.M., of St. justitiae, synodal judge, synodal grand gathering of 1950, when this group some 57 vocations to delivered the address at the an­ old friendships wiH make the eve­ Thomas’ seminary on “ Motor Mis­ examiner, a member of the dioc­ some 500 graduates and their wives the religious life have been re­ nual men’s Communion breakfast ning pleasant and memorable for sions;” and the Rev. Bernard esan board of Catholic Charitiq^, and husbands attended the affair. corded. Many other graduates in Denver in March. all who attend. Kelly, chaplain of the Federal Cor diocesan director of the Apostle- From a meager handful of names have achieved distinction in the rectional institute, Englewood, on ship of Prayer, and moderator of “ Some Phases of Juvenile Delin­ the Omaha Diocesan Council of Parochial Pupils to Take Part quency.” Catholic Women and the NCOS Essay Topics Are Announced club in Omaha. 10 Adults Ar6 Baptized One sister, Sister Marie Philo- In Spelldown Friday, April 13 mena, is a member of the Sisters For Archbishop Vehr Contest The local spelling bee is spon­ of Notre Dame de Namur. A The spelldown for students of At Presentatfon Church brother and three other sisters The Archbishop Urban J. Vehr 900 words in length, typewritten the parochial schools will be held sored by the Rocky Mountain or in ink. Grade.school contest­ News. Two representatives of each Under the direction of the'Rev. live in Dayton, 0., and another essay contest topics have been The Rev. RcTbert C. Hart­ Friday, April 13, at 3:45 at Ca­ brother, Joseph, lives in Union, 0 . announced as follows: Junior and ants must write 160 words in parochial school in Denver and i^ Matthias Blenkush, the ceremony ink. The four best essays from nett, S.J., editor of America, thedral grade school, 1846 Logan suburbs are entered in the prelimr of baptizing adult converts on Two of Bishop Hunkeler’s senior high school students will each school will be judged by New York review, and of the street, Denver, to determine the nary contest, and will be respon' Holy Saturday, traditional in the Bithop Hunkeler y nephews are priests. They are the write on the subject “ The Cath­ representatives of the Denter Catholic Mind, a monthly digest, sible for all words in the. Newlon- early Church, were carried out in Rev. Otto Buehler, who was or­ six parochial school representa­ vanni Cicognani, Apostolic Dele­ olic .Graduate in Today’s World,” Catholic Register and Regis and will arrive in Denver on April 6 tives for the bi-state spelling meet Hanna-*pe\\er. In the state compe­ Presentation church, Denver. The dained about 16 years ago and The' topic for freshmen and Loretto Heights colleges. Three for a brief visit at Regis college. on April 21. Last year Janice tition, contestants are responsible 10 adult converts baptized were: gate to the United States. is now stationed at Crofton, Neb., sophomores is “ The Catholic— winners will be selected from On Friday evening Father Hart­ Murphy, a student,at St. John’s for every word in the Webster Ruby Mary Kirkpatrick, Donald The son « f Anton and Philo- and the Rev. Edward J. Hunkeler, !! Citizen of Two Worlds.” Seventh each division, and will be pre­ nett will meet with the local parochial school, won the cham­ Unabridged dictionary. Walter Barnick, Gloria Jean mena Durst Hunkeler, both de­ ordained in 1943. and eighth grade school students sented with an autographed edi­ America Associates in the home of pionship of Wyoming and Colo­ Mack Switzer, prominent figure Pezold, Howard Eugene McGin­ ceased, he was born in Medicine The Diocese of Grand Island has will compete in the elementary tion of the New Testament by the Mrs. John Vail. He will also speak rado, and' represented the two in Denver radio circles, will con­ nis and Bill Charles McGinnis, Lodge, Kans., Jan. 11, 1894. His 30,432 Catholics, according to the division on the subject “ Our Archbishop at the joint gradua­ to senior {students at Regis on cur­ states in Washington, D. C., in the duct the elimination round, and Ada Mabel Laumann, Sammy Gene parents later moved to Dayton, 0., 1950 Catholic Directory. The Di­ Home and Foreign Mission tion exercises of the Denver high rent. affairs, especially on the national contest. She is now a judges will be selected from Applegate, Eulalia Karsten and where he attended Holy Trinity ocese of Kansas City in Kansas, Needs.” schools Sunday, June 3, at 3 p.m. school question to which he has scholarship student at S t Mary’s among teachers of the parochial her two children, Gary Eugene and school and St. Mary’s institute formerly the Diocese of Leaven­ All high school essays must be in the Denver auditorium. devoted'serious study. academy. schools. < P toicia Lynn. (now incorporated into the .Uni­ worth, has 80,000 Catholics. r PAGE TWO Office, 93 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thuridoy, April 5, 1951 Thermo - Electro Mass Schedule Sessions Held at St. Mary's High REED Is Changed in Sodality Day Is Observed in Springs First BAHERY Colorado Springs.— (St. Mary’s pital March 31. Bom in Ballin- Springes; one son, Thomas Edward Parish)— St. Mary’s high school verry, Toomevara county, Tipper­ McCarthy of Denver; two sisters, Mrs. Kate Kenney of Pueblo, and That outlostf any observed Sodality day March 30. ary, Ireland, Dec. 8, 1873, he left South Boulder The day began with a Dialo^e Mrs. Anne Floor of Morrison; and Communion Battery on the Rood. Mass in S t Mary’s church at 8:45. that country Sept 25, 1891, and one brother, Michael McCarthy o f Boulder.— (Sacred Heart of The first general session was arrived in New York Oct 9, 1891. Ireland. Water 3 times o yeor Mary Parish) — A change in at 10 a.m. The Rev. Charles Jones Mr. McCarthy-went first to St. Requiem High Mass was cele­ Mass schedules will be inaugu­ of Denver spoke on “ Personal Sanc­ Paul, Minn., and then to Denver, brated in St. Mary’s church April Needs 36 Months' rated for the Sacred Heart of tification’’ at the second session, Colo. He had been a ' resident of 2. Burial was in Evergreen ceme­ Guarantee Mary parish, South Boulder, and and Dr. and Mrs. Joseph McClos- Colorado Springs since February, tery. \ • the mission of St. Benedict’s key of Denver discussed “ Catholic 1896. He was a member of St St, Mary’s PTA meeting was church, Superior, by the pastor, Marriage.’’ The third session fea­ Mary’s parish, the Holy Name so­ held April'4 at 3 p.m. in the school For Recharging - Rental Batteries - Service the Rev. Kevin Carr, O.S.B. The tured a panel discussion on reli­ ciety, and the,Knights of Colum­ assembly hall. A Few Dalian a Week Payt the Balance new order of services will in­ gious vocations. The panel mem­ bus. y - On April 1 the Third Order of clude 8 and 9 o’clock Mass on bers were Sister Maura of Loretto Surviving are his wife, Mrs. St. Francis held its meeting in -GEIVERAL TIRES- Sunday in the parish church, Heights college, Denver; Sister Margaret McCarthy of Colorado St. Mary’s church, > , Little Boys with Mass said every Thursday Aquina of the Missionary Sisters at 7 :30 o’clock at the mission. of Our Lady of Victory in Colo­ On holy days of obligation, rado Springs, Sister Antonita of Glenwood Springs Deanery Joe Kavanaugh, Inc th%re will be one Mass in the Glockner-Penrose hospital, and the And Girls l! > 28 Yean Same Location parish and one at the mission. Rev. Paul Reed of Glockner-Pen­ I Confessions will be heard before rose hospital. Following the panel Constitution Is Appi'OTod; I 7th at Lincoln Locally Owned and Operated TA. 1261 the Thursday and Sunday discussion, luhcheon was served Masses as well as on Saturday in St. Mary’s school cafeteria. evening. After the day’ s events, a formal Nearly 100% Attendance 1749 Tremont PL The time of catechism instruc­ dance was held in the Broadmoor A Selection in Block and White DENVER’S MOST («8 14th St. tion during' the week will remain hotel. • Glenwood Springs.— (St. Ste­ meeting will be held in D^nyer the same, but on Sunday, a brief Mary Pauline McHugh phen’s Parish) — The biannual on May 8 and 9. PROGRESSIVE 425 E. 17th Are. instruction on the Bible and meeting of the Glenwood Springs Mrs. N. E. Buchhold was3 tliV Wed in Corpus ChrisH Rosaries...... 40e to S4.35 (94 B. ISth Are. kindred subjects will be held deanery was held April 1 in St. program chairman. Two soloss, after every Mass. Miss Mary Pauline McHugh, a Stephen’s parish hall. Mrs. J. A. Monastary Garden” and “Ab,J 618 E. 16th Arc. Prayer Books...... 20e to $5.20 1847-49 Market St. This change is being made so daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mack presided. Clergy present sent,” were sung by Mrs. Almd McHugh, and Paul Donald ,Wal- TAbor 6379 that a greater number of peo­ were the Rev. Clarence Kessler, Harris. The, first was dedicated ^ Carrying Case...... 50e to $1.20 ple will be served more conven­ cher, son of Fred Walcher and the St. Stephen's parish administrator, to Mrs. ^J. A. Mack, president of late Mrs. Walcher of Denver, were iently. At present there are a Glenwood Springes; the Rev. Ed­ the deanery, and tbe'seebnd was Veili for Girls $2.30 and $2.70 number who have been forced married March 26 in Corpus ward J. Fraezkowski, pastor of dedicated to Mrs. Pete Tonso, a to attend Mass in town, and who Christi church. The Rev. Owen J S t‘ Mary’s church. Rifle; the Rev. friend of the singer. Other num­ now will be able to attend serv­ McHugh, brother of the bride, of­ Robert A. Banigan, pastor of St. bers on the program included a re­ ices in their own church. The ficiated at the ceremony. The bride Mary’s church. Aspen; and mem­ view of The Great Mantle, by new schedule also will serve to was given in mairriage by her fa­ bers of the Leadville deanery. Katherine Burton, the biography unify the parish into one whole, ther. Betty Sue McHugh, sister of of Pius X, the Pope of the Blessed the bride, was bridesmaid, and Father Kessler opened the meet­ and thus enable the pastor to ing with prayer. 'The constitution Sacrament; violin numbers, “ Dah- render greater service to a James Slagle was best man. Ush ny Boy” and “ All My Love.” Miss ers were Bob McHugh, brother of and bylaws were unanimously larger number. adopted. Jeanette Blue, piano; accompanist. The mission at Superior was the bride, and Alfred Rieden. A Miss Betty Blue; two solos, “ All Besides Mrs'. J. A. Mack, presi­ at one time a flourishing one, reception in the home of the bride’s My Love,” and “ All the 'Things but, because of the closing down parents was held at 3 p.m. After dent, other executive officers of You Are,” Miss Mary Elizabeth “ T/ie WesVs Largest Church Goods Supply'House** the deanery are Mrs. Ortman, Ri­ of the mines and the removal a short wedding trip the couple Schutte. 5 of many houses, the population are making their home in Colorado fle, treasurer; Mrs. Jennie E. Rote, One hundred were present, corresponding secretary; Miss has decreased to such an ex­ Springs. including members from Glen­ tent that it was felt religion Thomas McCarthy Buried Mary Elizabeth Schutte, recording wood Springs, ,Eagle, Minturn, Established 1902 1633 Tremont Place would be better served from the Thomas McCarthy, 1316 E. San secretary; Mrs. Albert Kessler, Rife, Meeker, and Rangely. parish. Miguel street, died in a local hos­ auditor, all of Glenwood Springs. TAbor 3789 Denver 2, Colo.' The chairmen of the various Among those present were Mrs At Corpus Christi April 13 committees are: Constitution, Mrs. Alma Harris, county superintend Ida Toniolli, Glenwood Springs; ent of schools for Garfield county organization, Mrs. Mike Brennan, Mrs. N. E. Buchhold, codnty super DENVmniDUSTRUlMNK intendent of Eagle county schools Rifle; youth, Mrs. N. E. Buch- ■ CEO RCi F. ROCK. PtuUtat Colorado Springs Parish hold. Eagle; legislation, Mrs. John and Mrs. Josephine Holland, who y 1534 California St. Dry P Phong MAin 5155^ W. Bershenyi, Glenwood Springs; retired as county superintendent study clubs, Mrs. Josephine Hol­ of schools of Rio Blanco county last land, Meeker; libraries and"litera­ January. Each has server a great mmiii iiiniiiiiiiiiB iinifflB iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaie Slates Card, Games Party many years, building up a wonder­ GET ture, Mrs. John S. Purdy, Rangely; ^brines in the home. Miss Cather­ ful school system in their respective (Colorado Springs,— (Corpus Christi Parish)—The an­ communities. nual spring card and games party will be held in the ine McNulty, Carbondale; war re­ Morgan, lief, Mrs. Pete Tonso, Glenwood A buffet supper was served by school hall Friday evening, April 13. The display of a cedar Springs; family and parents, Mrs. the women of St. Stephen’s parish. •YOUR chest filled with linens will be the main attraction. Mrs. Pauline SheridaRj Meeker. ■ A silver offering was taken, ' Leihman The next meeting of the dean­ Tom McLaughlin, chairman, has chosen the following as Among the cochairraen of librar­ ery will be held on the first Sun­ * 0 . 1 her assistants in the planning of ies and literature are Mmes. Clay members of the parish are asked day in October. Meeker is the ten­ the affair: Mrs. D. Danrea, in Zenor, Meeker; Richard Snoddy, tative site. MAYTAG and Hickey charge of refreshments, assisted to bring their friends so that this Rifle; and Marie Williams, Mln- party will be a success. = Gai and Electric Bldg, Pkona TAbor 1395 MI by Mrs. D. A. Minsky, Mrs. W. W. turn. ^ ' Noll, Mrs. Adele 'Pettinari, and Pack 21 Receives Vice presidents include Miss C. D. of A. in Leadville While ■iniiBi Miss Ronnie Guigley; prizes, Mrs. Catherine McNulty, state regent 9 t L. T. Essex and Mrs. R. Zaring; Nine New Members of the Catholic Daughters of Amer­ Reveal Gift Recipient cedar chest, Mrs. T. McLaughlin, The March meeting of pack 21 ica, Carbondale; Mrs. J. 0. Kays- All Models Mrs. A. J. Loetscher, and Mrs. was held Friday night in the bier, president. Altar and Rosary Leadville.—Edward Mayerle of D P. Depatie; Mrs. W. E. Pachak, school hall. A large crowd turned society, Rangely. A complete list 219 E. Eighth street received the J0HI15DI1 in charge of hall arrangements, out to see nine youngsters join the of the officers of Altar and Ro­ Lane cedar chest filled with house­ assisted by Mrs. K. M. Lowder, pack. Den 1, with Mrs. J. Shanks sary societies in the deanery will hold articles in the Fox theater Are Avoiloble STORAGE It mouinc CO. Mrs. A. P. LeFevre, Mrs. G. E. as den mother, received three boys. be drawn up and announced later. March 26. It was presented by the AUen, and Mrs. J. Hobert. All Edward McCabe, Barry Hill, and The chairmen of committees and recently instituted local chapter of ^ 0 0 4 # dk M.OJB/C t ) t 3 T A ^ C E Paul Stanch; den 2, Mrs. M. J. Mc- vice presidents are included in the the Catholic Daughters of Amer­ Inaney, den mother, received board of directors. ica. Mrs. Edward J. Kelly was The Denver Catholic Nicholas Rensell and Michael Mrs. Mack clarified the reason chairman of the project. M o v i i v o Hfath; and Den 3, Mrs. George for so many officers in the organ­ CALLUS Big Trades Register Chambers, den mother, received ization by saying that for a uni Frances de Latour, Charles fied effort it was essential that CCD Summer Study For the Safety of Your Goods Published Weekly by the Shearer, Jerry Mussett, and members in numbers attend meet­ New Orleans.— Expansion of Frigidaire Appliances Catholic Press Society, Inc. Tommy Knox. Wolf rank and gold ings, and this was a practical man­ summer courses in the Confrater­ Use Johnson Service on Every Move 938 Bannock Street, Denver, arrows went to Stephen Stratford ner in which to achieve that ob nity of Christine Doctrine was in­ AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN UNES, INC. Colo. and John Sanchez; silver arrows, jective. dicated with announcement of APPLIANCES. a CCD course for sisters and lay “MOVING WITH CARE EVERYWHERE” Subscription: $1.50 Per Year to Stephen Stratford, Michael Gar­ Father Keeler reminded that Maytag Appliances sold in combination with The rett, Robert Johnson, and Ronald the Glenwood Springs deanery as catechists at Loyola university STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING June 11-July 20. It will be inte­ Register, National Edition, in Chambers; and bear rank, to Ed­ well as the other deaneries in the AAA-1 Quality A-1 Service Archdiocese of Denver. mund Hart and Robert Johnson. Denver archdiocese was formed at grated with the 1951 summer Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway Mr. Chambers, J. Lysack, and Col. the express wish of Archbishop school of the Catholic Committee 3946 Federal, Blvd. Open Eves. Till 8 GL. 4727 Entered as Second Class of the South. Matter at the Post Office, F. A. de Latour gave these awards. Urban Vehr. The deanery is Denver, Colo. While the boys enjoyed calis­ part of the National Council of thenics under the direction of Sgt. Catholic Women, the largest Cath­ William Smith, the parents made olic women’s organization in the MONTALDO’S plans for the boys’ part in the world. 1632 California St. A.R.C. DOLL SHOP scout circus. Father Kessler expressed grati­ There are now 34 boys regis­ fication at the progress already Mr. and Mri. John A. McConrt tered in the pack and all boys of made toward organizing the dean­ DOLLS and TOYS cub age who are interested in ery. Doll Hospital joining are asked to contact The parishes, with their mis­ Rellliaoi Statan Rtpalrcd George Chambers. sions, included in the Glenwood 1515 Arapahot MA. 7617 The pack enjoyed an outing Springs deanery are Glenwood March 31 under the leadership of Springs, Rifle, Craig, Steamboat the cubmaster, George Chamters, Springs, and Grand Lake. Dr. G. J. and the assistant cubmaster, Johg Father Fraezkowski stressed Lysack. The boys enjoyed cooking the importance of the deanery in Resourceful Summer Suit hamburgers and all the fixings, unifying Catholic effort, but re­ Schaeuble assisted by J. D. Jones, committee minded that the co-operation of all chairman. Ernest McCart, Colonel parish units is needed in promot­ Optometrist de Latour, and F. S. McCabe the ing the work of the organization. were committeemen. Father Banigan gave some in­ Specialist The boys earned this picnic by teresting facts concerning the or­ For Visual gathering paper for a drive in ganizing of the Leadville deanery February. Another drive will be in which the Aspen parish is in­ Eye Care sponsored April 14, and all who cluded. have papers, magazines, and coat It was voted that each parish 638 Empire Bldg. KE. 58-40 hangers to dispose of are asked I unit contribute to financing the to contact Cubmaster Chambers, deanery, 2052-W, or any of the Cub Scouts. | Mrs. Mack announced the state 2 Colorado Springs Clubs Set Pilgrimage April 15

Colorado Springs. — (Sacred churches. Corpus Christi, St, Heart Parish)— The officers and Mary’Sj and Our Lady of Quad members of the West Side council alupe in Colorado Springs. This of Catholic Men and the Holy will be the first ^ene^l pilgrim­ Name society are formulating age of the west side men to gain plans for the first of a series of the Holy Year indulgences ' ex­ pilgrimages, which will be held tended to the whole world by Pope Sunday afternoon, April 15. The Pius XII at the close of the offi west side ■ Catholic men will be cial Jubilee Year in'R om e last asked to begin this pilgrimage by, Christmas, attending a corporaf* Communion i* In the Apostolic Constitution and breakfast Sunday morning, “ Per Annum Sacrum,” Pope Pius April 15. The men of Sacred XII extended the Holy Year to the g*v Heart, Our Lady o f Perpetual whole world from Jan. 1 through I Help, Manitou Springs, and Holy Dec. 31. Millions of Catholics Rosary parishes will start the pil­ throughout the country who could grimage at Sacred Heart church not journey to Rome last year, at 1 p.m. The pilgrimage prayers especially those behind the Iron Thanks to the generosity of oar many friends.... will be recited under the direction Curtain countries, will take ad of Father Joseph Kane, O.M.I., vantage of the Jubilee blessings spiritual director of the organiza­ and indulgences by making these IRaehebeiif HaU, Loretto Heights College tion. pilgrimages to the designated new $625,000 Activities Rnildlng The members of the pilgpnraage churches, either individually or in The lightweight suit you'll will then visit the other three groups. The west side men’s organ is nearing completion. ization will hold ai second pilgrim­ wear now through late sum­ age in October. Cards will be mer, Neat d etails, self- mailed to all Catholic men urging covered buttons. Creqse-re- To those whose contributions have, been received our sincere gratitude. Dr. F. A. Smith them to attend the first pilgrimage, sistont rayon suiting in pas­ The WCM club of the wait To those who have not ye,t met their pledge a reminder that our contracted tel shades. financial obligations based on your pledge should soon be paid. Optometrist lide began plans at a meeting March 27 for a square dpnea To those who hove not yeri pledged a contribution it is not too late! Your social and bridge party which gifts will be gratefully accepted. will be held May 19. This will Ford Optical Co. be a benefit party and will be open to the public. Mail contribuHons to: Loretto Heights College The officers and members of Building Fund Campaign Eye* Examined * Visnal Cara Individually Styled Glaisee the Odaroloc Youth club held a Loretto, Colorado business meeting and social March 1558 Broadway 31 in the West Side Firemen’s (Contributions are deductible from your income tax) hall. Refreshments were served TA bor 1295 under the direction o f Mrs. Ralph DeMasters and Mrs. Ann Barrett. I 9 B F

T h u rid o y , April 5, 1951 Office, 9 3 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone4205 PAGE THREE CCW to Mark Silver Jubilee May 7-8 Saint Distributes Goods to Poor Welfare of Spanish-Speaking Project Playground Plans Made Given Organization by Bishop Tihen By Knights' Committee B. R. Zerr, 2817 W. 66th avenue, has been named by the (In preparation for the celebration of the silver anniversary of the Archdiocesan Council of Cath­ Knights of Columbus North Denver council 3319 to head a com­ olic Women in Denver May 7-8, a history of the council and its achievements is being -Resented by the mittee seeking to build and equip a playground for the children of Register. The first installment follows.) the Good Shepherd mission and the Baker school district The site By Patricia K ennedy for the playground has already been contributed as well as 100 “ This ever-changing world of ours” is an often-heard expression. It is changing, per­ feet of four-foot fence. Mr. Zerr is seeking gifts of playground haps, in fashions, inventions, methods of procedure— but is it really changing? As a people, equipment such as swings, slides, and sand boxes. Construction equipment and additional fence wire are also needed. Contributors we still face piany of the same problems we faced years ago. We wyite of one instance that may contact Mn Zerr at his home or by calling him at Arvada seems to prove this. 062R1. Money donations are not asked for and will not be ac­ pointed to draft a constitution and Vincent de Paul Salvage bureau cepted. Twenty-fiv* years ago - Bishop to find out what activities a coun­ handles them. This shop continued J. Henry Tihen called upon Mrs. cil should take up, and to visit the until in 1940, when it was merged M. J. O’Fallon to organize a pastors throughout the state. Sis­ with the Salvage bureau. Through Diocesan Council of Catholic ter Dolorine, Ph.D., dean of Lo- the hard work of the members of Youth Council Will Elect Women. The main project of the retto Heights college,' was the the deaneries the shop financed council was to be the welfare of I , principal speaker, and stressed the the centers and clinics which the the Spanish-speaking people of the necessity for women taking an ac­ women then proceeded to start. New Officers on April 6 then Diocese of Denver. In 1925 tive part in civic and religious The clinic i^t St. Cajetan’t these- people were considered a affairs. church, the Ave Maria clinic, (Catholic Yautk^Couneil, Denver) clubs and Catholic Service person­ spiritual, economic, and health “ At the next meeting, in .Oc­ and the Little Flower center All delegates' to the Catholic nel in the Cathedral grade school, problem. It was recommended that Youth Council from the various 1896 Logan street, at 8:30 p.m. tober, 1925, at the K. of C. club­ were among the first projects the teaching of catechism be one young people’s clubs of Denver house, Monsignor Godfrey Raber, begun and supported by the Admission will be 45 cents for of tbe projects in handling the council. and vicinity are reminded of the CYPC members only. Guests will welfare of this group. The • eco­ in the absence of the Bishop, launched the work in a splendid Vacation schools were set up in annual elections to be held Friday be admitted free. Margaret Swee­ nomic and living conditions were the mountain and farming districts evening, April 6. At this meeting ney and her committee, the Cabi­ thought to be the concern of the appeal to the women for unity and net members, urge a large turnout organization. Other^peakers were where there was no resident priest a complete roster of officers will whole community. of club members for this affair. the Rev. William O’Ryan, the Rev. or parochial school. And among be selected following nominations Today, 25 years later, the Arch­ The next religious discussion E. J. Mannix, and Thomas Mahony the first and most important com­ from the.floor. The meeting will diocese of Denver still faces the meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, of Longmont. They pleaded for the mittees set up was that on immi­ be held at 7:30 in the Gold room problem of its Spanish-speaking. April 10. For further information Spanish-American people in our gration, which was established to of the Knights of Columbus club­ The change has not been complete, make the new citizens of this house. call Patsy Mulligan, FR. 4672. but much has been done to ease midst, and said the greatest work Gratitude is extended to Hazel the women could accomplish country welcome. , The council, through its various the stress; especially has much Stewart and her committee, Lo- would be to act as social workers And so the Denver Council of clubs, is supplying volunteer work­ been done by the Archdiocesan rentr Aranda, Betsy O’Kane, Er­ and catechetical instructors for Catholic Women was organized ers to assist the sisters who operate Council of Catholic Women. nie Espinosa, and John Dowling them. Mexican welfare was, there­ and well on its way to being the the Holy Ghost youth center in ST, JOHN BAPTIST DE LA SALLE 1 in the dreadful famine that occurred in the This organization has a remark­ for the huge success of the De-Icer fore, adopted as part of our work extensive and successful organiza­ their evening activities on Monday distributed his fortune to the poor of France j winter of 1684. able record of accomplishments to dinner and dance last Saturday and the Denver deanery has prog­ tion that it is today. nights. Members of the K-Ducat be reviewed in this year of its (To Be Continued) night. Sixty-five attended the din­ + + + , ^ + + ressed splendidly along these club of eastside parishes volun­ silver anniversary. teered on April 2. ner and approximately 35 more lines.” joined in the dancing later. The main celebration ii to The deanery was organized in take place May 7-8, and in 1926 to function under a board Baieboll Fans Excited Cupid's Corner Christian Brothers Are Great Educators preparation for this it it ap­ of directors consisting of a rep­ Patron Honored (Cathedral Young People’i Club) propriate to recall the history , Congratulations and best wishes resentative from “each deanery, a On Saturday afternoon, April 7, (In observance of the tercenten­ community. Once launched on that ent time this ideal cannot be car­ of the council in the Denver to Dorothy Stadler, who has an­ ary of the birth of their founder, representative from each group of 20 CYPC baseball fans will attend procedure, he threw himself whole­ ried out completely. In the United archdiocese. nounced her engagement to Tom­ St. John Baptist de La Salle, Chris­ organizations affiliated with the the Denver Bears and Boston heartedly into the arduous task of States,, for instance, about half of At St. Joseph's mie Sams Redford of Cambridge, tian Brothers throughout the world supplying education for the poor. “ The council was formed in NCCW, a n d the chairmen of Braves baseball game. The group Neb. the brothers’ students are taught August, 1925,” according to Mary standing committees. The execu­ are observing the month of April In the Prance of Sti La Salle’s will meet at 1 p.m. on the east side as St. De La Salle month. The free of charge. Gratuitous schools A. O’Fallon, “ at the request of tive committee was to meet once of the Capitol steps, from where time it took courage, and fortitude Bishop Tihen, who appointed Christian Brothers, who operate are usually supported by large a month, and the board of direc­ Convent Mass transportation will be furnished to to take up the cause of the poor. boarding schools or colleges. In the Mrs. O’Fallon president and Mon­ Mullen high school. Fort Logan, tors every three months, and a In honor of St. Joseph on his the stadium. Outside the parish priest, whose time of St. La Salle schools were signor John R. Mulroy as spiritual state convention was to be held are joining in the observance, activities were heflged in 'on all feast April 3 a Solemn Mass was Sunday night, April 8, the CYPC which they will climax with a day endowed by pious wealthy Cathoi director. Some years previous once a year, at which meeting celebrated in St. Joseph’s con­ Cdiholic Pupil sides bv regulations and limita­ lies, thus relieving the poor from Mrs. E. M. Weckbaugh, the first will sponsor an alKcity social for of special ceremonies early in May every affiliated organization was vent, Denver, the mother-house of members of all young people’s tions, lew sided with the poor. the financial burden of tuition. In national director of the NCCW to be represented by two_ dele­ when the new buildings on the cam­ And so in chart^ioning the cause the Poor Sisters of St. Francis pus will be dedicated. The follow­ this country, where endowments from the Santa Fe province, in­ gates. This form of meeting is still Seraph of Perpetual Adoration. of the poor, by undertaking their duced most of the Denver organi­ Wins Regional ing article is issued in connection are rather rare, many of the broth­ carried out. Officiating at the Mass was the gratuitous education, St. La Salle zations to join the NCCW, but no with the observance.) ■ ers’ schools must charge tuition. Rev. Richard Hiester, chaplain of Fr. Leyden Homed drew down on himself the anger Latest statistics for the United effort was made to organize the The firit convention of the Three hundred years ago, con­ the convent. He was assisted by and opposition of the commercial States indicate 107 communities of diocese until a meeting was held DCCW wa» held in January of ditions amopg the poor and work­ class, which thought itself de­ 1926. It opened with a Pontifi­ the Rev. James Ahern of Presenta­ Organ Contest brothers—a total of 1,780 brothers in the C. D. of A. clubhouse on To Nationol Office ing classes of France were not prived of part of its source of cal High Mail in the Cathedral tion church, deacon; the Rev. teaching 47,855 pupils. Of these Sept. 25, 1925, with Dr. Anne Robert Cavarra,| 17-year-old much different than they are the revenue by the free labors of the Nicholson, a national organizer, and an addreti of welcome by Herbert L. Banigan, subdeacon; At the 48th national convention pupils, 20,981 are gratuitous; that world over today. In general the man of God and his disciples. is, they receive their education free present. At that meeting plans Bishop Tihen. the Rev. Jerome Weinert of Holy of the National. Catholic Educa­ organist in St. Joseph’s Redemp- wealthier classes lived in ease and Ghost church, master of cere­ tional association held in Cleve­ From the time he opened his first of charge. were made and committees ap- The speakers at this convention torist church, has won the right plenty, neglecting or ignoring the schools to the day of his death, monies; the Rev. William Mulcahy land, 0., in Easter week, the Rev. Mullen Home for Boys in Fort included Monsignor Mulroy, the to compete in the regional divis­ poorer people all about them. John Baptist’s life was one long Rev. Francis Walsh, Mrs. Ella M. of Blessed Sacrament church and Edward A. Leyden, archdiocesan Among the few wealthy people Logan is a school of the gratuitous Spring Tim e Is the Rev. Berard Giblirl, O.F.M superintendent of schools, was ion of organ competition spon­ struggle against the opposition of type, endowed as it is by the J. Weckbaugh, Mrs. Mary Coughlin, who made exception to this general the writing masters, a commer­ i of St. Elizabeth’s church, acolytes; sored by the American Guild of K. Mullen corporation. This year, and Mrs. J. A. Gallaher. t elected secretary of the elementary Organists. state of apathy toward the cially licensed band of professional Rug Cleaning Time \ the Rev. James O’Grady, S.S.(5., of school department of the associa­ wretched poor was John Baptist however, its doors were opened With the close of this con­ Robert won the honor over teachers. More than once his Denver’s finest service— vention the Council of Catholic St. Philomena’s church, thurifer; tion. de La Salle, member of' one of to day students who pay regular three other contestants under schools were forcibly closed by this tuition. The brothers and boys at On Location or in Our Plant Women in Denver was firmly and the Rev. Derlan Madden, This department is in charge of the noblest families in Rheims. 25 years of age with his play­ organization either through court Mullen, along with- the brothers founded. O.F.M., of St. Elizabeth’s church, the various problems that concern From his very childhood, it action or by violence. Broadloom, Orientals and speaker. all Catholic elementary schools ing of “ Toccata” from the “ 5th throughout the world, are paying One of the w,gll-remembered Organ Symphony,” by Widor, seems evident that St. John Bap­ So solicitbus was he for the wel­ Overstaffed Furniture projects of the women is the Bene­ The musical program sung by throughout the nation. 'The board tist de La Salle was destined to special honor this year to St. John and the “ Toccata and Fugue in fare of the poor that S t John Bap­ fit shop. It was______started by_ ____theMiss convent choir was as follows; of officers prepares bulletins pe­ do great things for the poor. His Baptist on the occasion of the 300th tist de La Salle laid down in his anniversary of his birth and the Broadloom Mary Coughlin to finance the wel- Introit, “Justus ut palma,” Gre- riodically for the schools, keeping D,” by Bach. Contestants were biographer. Canon Blain, remarks judged by members of the Guild rules the absolute necessity of con­ 50th anniversary of his canoniza­ fare work. Every^ type of used ■ gorian; Kyriej “ Messe Solennelle,” them alert on latest curriculum de­ that while yet quite young, John Carl Koenig; Gloria I, Gregorian; velopments, and arranges the pro­ of Organists on ability, tech­ ducting schools free of charge. In tion. A special celebration is Shampoo Service article was gathered from homes Baptist delighted in offering food fact, the formula of vows, he com­ in the city— clothes, furniture, Alleluja, Gregorian; Credo IV gram for the national convention. nique, and artistry. planned at Mullen home the early to the needy who knocked at his posed for his brothers contains the 224 W. 10th Ave. etc.— and taken to tbe .shop. Here Gregorian; Offertory, “ Veritas As winner of the state-wide part of May. It will include a large Father Leyden has been super­ father’s door. Later, during his vow of “ teaching the poor gratui CH. 8345 the articles were handled some- Mea,” Ravanello; Supplementary competition, Robert will repre­ seminary days at St. Sulpice in display on the life and works of intendent of schools since August, tously.” Unfortunately at the pres­ the saint. in the same way that the St. Offertory, “ Te Joseph,” Ravanello; 1947. A native of Denver, he was sent Colorado in the Rocky Paris, he 'came in closer contact Sanctus I, Gregorian; Agnus I ordained ili 1939 and served at Mountain regional contest to be with the poor. Putting in practice Gregorian; Communion, “Joseph Holy Family parish until 1942, held May 21 in Denver, The their training towards zeal for the winner of the regional award fili David,” Gregorian; when he entered the chaplains’ salvation of souls and love for pichire your.charming Benediction, “ Pie Pellicane,” corps of the U. S. army. He was will enter the national contest the poor, the seminarians were ac­ Sister M. Cherubim; “ Tantum discharged in 1946, after which he held in San Francisco. customed to conduct catechism Ergo,” Griesbacher; and “ Great attended Catholic university, Robert attends St. Joseph’s lessons for the poor on feast days. daughter in this St. Joseph,” Sister M. Gisela. ' where he was awarded the M.A. school, where he is a senior this In the winter of 1684, famine communion dress There were 10 clergymen pres­ degree in education in 1947. He year. He has held the position strjcl. and the poor and starving farm laborers swarmed into the ent, including the officers of the also serves as chaplain at Loretto of organist for the senior choir • , . doHid Swiss ixquisifily frlmmid Mass. Sixteen were present for the Heights college and is head of the and high school glee club for cities begging foo4. This was just dinner that followed the Mass. department of religion. the past two years. the occasion De La Salle sought In organdy laaf. A mamory-making to help the poor and at the same fashion. Sizes 7 fo 12. time detach himself from and dis­ pose of his wealth in a spirit of Priced at 'Learn to Live With Christ' ^ue evangelical poverty. Every only- morning he bought up what food other ityles to chooio from at }5.9S np was available and distributed it Lorely net Tell to complete Nocturnal Adoration Planned April 5 among the destitute who thronged her d ra i at 12.25 to his door. Disbursing about 1,000 Mra. Peter Jonka NOCTURNAL ADORATION— of our lives. This will make our for himself, for his wife, and for livres a day, it was not long till “ to learn to live in union with lives fruitful and vital, energizing his children. A man’s family comes John Baptist himself was nearly our hearts and souls. before every private devotion. He as poor as those outside his door. Christ”— will be held for men of “ In adoration before the Blessed must remember, however, that all The chief object of this total Wcicoma the Denver area parishes Thurs­ Sacrament we will learn more of his obligations are ultimately abandonment of his wealth wiis, Saved 15% On Fire Insurance! day, April 5, in Holy Ghost church. thoroughly the teachings and ex­ to God and there can never be any in John’s mind, a remote step Father William J. Gallagher, di­ ample of Our Lord. We will learn conflict between the obligation to towards organizing the teachers GeneraTs “ preferred risk” plan has saved thou.sands' of rector of the Nocturnal Adoration to live in union with Him in faith, God and to his family. One is he was directing into a religious WWiiVVVVoVVVVWAVJW, smart home owners 15% on the cost of their fire insurance. society, stresses that this will be hope, and love, b y humility and immersed in the other. an opportunity for men “ to learn “ By attending nocturnal adora­ General's policy of careful selection of risks, and rejection trust in His Divine Providence. His will” and will be a “ great aid ^ * ♦ • tion a man learns the solution of of bad ones has made these savings possible. Does your in reaching our eternal salvation.” “ SOME MEN THINK that only all his problems. He acquires a property qualify? Ask us—no obligation. “ Following the exercises with those in the religious life, like supernatural outlook by which he the other m^n of the city in the priests, and brothers, are called will be able to see the will of God Denver Home Insurance Agency Nocturnal Adoration society, say­ upon to live holy lives. All are more clearly. It must be remem­ V' ing the Office of the Blessed Sac­ called to perfection. Right now bered that every single step that 920—17th St. Jack Walker MA. 2851 rament, receiving Our Lord in holiness is needed in the world we advance in goodness is the re­ Holy Communion, and meditfiting sult of grace. God will shower His “ The Capital Stock Company of Preferred Risks" more than ever. Now first comes a —these things will enter deep into man’s duty to his state in life. grace and blessings on us in return our souls and affect every moment Every man has to earn his bread— for whatever sacrifice we make by attending nocturnal adoration, for by doing this we show our spirit of co-operation and God will 6[IIEIlllir:0FllM ERICII Club to Hear John Metzger always be generous with us if we The former Attorney General meeting to hear Mr. Metzger. but show our good will. of Colorado, John W. Metzger, The Denver Catholic lawyer “ We will learn to be united will address the^ First Friday will speak on “ A Layman’s Re­ with Christ by prayer in nocturnal Luncheon club at its meeting action to the Communistic adoration, and we shall find new April 6. The luncheon will be Threat.” In view of the present life and spiritual vitality in Him.” J oX .ih iL j’iA iL Q om m uniam L held in the Mural, room of the furore regarding loyalty oaths Ma«i ii laid at midnight, and Albany hotel at 12:10. Catholic and investigations being con­ an opportunity ii given for all Robert L. Hansen Dole Stiles Stephen J. Monoghon men who work downtown are in­ ducted in state universities, his men attending'to go to Confei- e vited to attend the luncheon •ion. Father Gallagher layi. COMPLETE SETS FOR * • * THE ADORATION SCHEDULE HANSEN & MONAGHAN Rx OPTICIANS BOYS AND GIRLS for the parishes is as follows: Bro. Anthony Julian Thursday, 9-*o 10 p.m., St. Vim consisting of cent de Paul’s, St. Dominie’s, Our Dispensing Opticians in Lady of Grace parish, and St EYE PHYSICIAN'S OPTICAL SERVICE Prayer Book, Rosary, Honored on Jubilee Theresa’s (Aurora); A testimonial luncheon in honor 10 to 11 p.m., Annunciation Scapular, Case and Pin. of the golden jubilee of Brother parish, S t Francis de Sales’, S t Offering Anthony Julian, S.J., was given in Joseph’s (Golden), and Mother of $1.40 $2.55 $3.30 the Regis college dining hall April God parish; complete prescription servicp 3 following the celebration of a 11 to 12 p.m., Blessed Sacra­ Solemn Mass in the college chapel. ment parish, Holy Rosary parish, $5.00 and St. Joseph’s (Polish); frames to suit every need and taste Present at the luncheon besides 12 to 1 a.m., St. Philomena’s, Our Brother Julian were the Rev. Lady of Lourdes parish, St. Pat­ experienced technicians and Raphael C. McCarthy S.J., presi­ rick’s, St. Anne’s XArvada), and dent of Regis college; the Rev. Holy Family parish; highest quality materials Thomas K. McKenney, S.J., princi­ 1 to 2 a.m. Assumption par pal of Regis high school; and the ish (Welby), Sacred Heart parish, FINGER-TIP VEILS Rev. William Heavey, S.J., minis­ St. Anthony's, S t Louis’, St. We are Pleased to Offer 48-Hour ter at the Jesuit school. Mary’s (Littleton), and Mt. Car $2.00 & $2.50 Also honoring Brother Julian mel parish; Broken Lens Replacement Service with their presence were members 2 te 3 a.m., St. Ignatius Loyola’s, to Patrons Outside of Denver of the Paulettes, Regis women’s “and St. Catherine’s; organization. M em bers present 3 to 4 a.m., St. John’s, Presen­ were Mmes. W. J. Seaman, J. M. Complete Line of Religious Articles for Church and Home John W. Metxger tation parish, S t James’, S t Rose Bridges, L. M. Gallegos, H. F. of Linia’s, Christ the King parish, talk is expected to be a follow­ Jacques, L. Kennedy, R. E. Long, and Sts. Peter and Paul’p; D. Shannon, D.« Kelleher, J. Albi, up to the talk heard last month 4 to 5 a.m.. Holy Ghost parish, A . P . W iiiin s r W. Wade, R. Cordes, and T. A. by club members from the Rev. St. Elizabeth’s, and All Saints’ ; AComo 6433 O’Keefe. Charles Forsyth, O.S.B., chap­ 6 to 6 a.m., Cathedral, S t Jo­ The Paulettes, who are under lain of the University of Colo­ seph’s (C.SS.R.), St. Mary Magda­ Denver 2, Colorado n i r i K T i <;ooi>N <0. the captaincy of Mrs. Marie Sea­ rado Newman club. lene’s, Our Lady of Guadalupe man, do all the sewing for the Mr. Metzger is a resident of parish, St. Cajetan’s, St. Berna­ 335 14th Street 606 14th St. Between Colifornia & Weitoh TA 8331 college, as well as preparing the Broomfield and a member of St. dette’s, and Our Lady o f Victory annual bazaar dinner. Catherine’! parish. misaion.

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PAGE FOUR Office^ 9 3 8 B annock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 / T h u rid o y , April 5, 1951 Old 'Shell' Gome PAROCHIAL NINES ARE SET TO ‘PLAY BALL’ Triple-Header on April 8 Unwraps Diamond Season

The Denver Parochial -league baseball season will open with a triple-header Sunday afternoon. April 8, on the Fifth and Federal diamond. The games are scheduled to start at 12, 2, and 4 o’clock. ^ In the openier, the Holy Family Tigers meet Regis, cp- champion in 1950 with the Cathedral team. Regis will field a promising club this year, led by Pitcher Jim Bowen and Catcher Dick Braun. .Other formidable regulars from last year’s cochamps are Dave Bryan, first baseman; Bill Faddis, second base- man; and Jerry Bums and Marty Kenchan, outfielders. Bengals Bank on Rookie Twirlers The B[oly Family squad will try to stop the RaidCrs with a pitching corps staffed chiefly by rookies. Coach Marty Martelli has been working with a converted catcher. Jack Isenhart; Ed McAvoy, Ed Vanscoy, John Ballegeer, and Joe Bradlw, are newcomers. The Bengal catchers are Dick Golesh and Dan Bradley. Holy Family lettermen, besides Isenhart, are Jerry Tancredo, Ed Musso, Dominic Stone, and Jim Downing, all infielders; and John Young, veteran gardener. At 2 p.m. St. Francis’ will play the Annunciation nine. Gremlin Coach Paul Vinnola is expected to choose batteries from Moundsmen Alumni Banquet for Regis Rangers April 7 Dick Brady, Frank Hill, and Jim Kettring, and Tom Carroll and Vince Flavo as backstops. Returning regulars for St. Francis’ include Rusty Mather and Jim Flood. ' SENIORS ON SQUAD TO RECEIVE SPECIAL MENTION Coach Harry Pemberton of the Cardinals will send Twirlers Honors for the Regis Rangers,|tutelage of Larry Vamell, will! Graduating members of the ney, will come in for a share of Jerome Stackline, Ken Reidel, and Eloy Mares to the hill. He is sparkling 1950 edition of the Jesu-highlight the annual alumni bas- squad, which this year climaxed an special honors. Especially to be banking on Fred Maes behind the plate. it college’s basketball squad that ketball banquet Saturday, April 7, outstanding season by reaching feted will be Dick Petry and Bobby Joe Wedow Back for Bulldogs won 26 and lost eight under the| at the Park Hill Country club. Ithe semifinals of the NAIB tour- Wallace, both of whom were In the third game, set for 4 o’clock, St. Joseph’s coach, Robert named to tournament All-Ameri­ Bums, will start'Joe Wedow or Hurler Heine against Dick and Dan can teams. Brown’s Mullen boys. Brighton Gigers to Be Honored Apr. 11 College Prexy Mullen high will have Frank Romero and Maurice O’Keefe ready To Be Present for slab duty, with Norman Rodgers as catcher. The entire Mustang Brighton. — St. A u g u stin e’ s Larry Varnell, head basketball | retto Heights college students, infield consists of lettermen— George Hernandez, Steve Yavada, John council of the Knights of Colum­ coach at Regis college, will be the Tickets will be on sale after the The Very Rev. Raphael C. Mc­ Barone, and John Martinez, around the hom— and Outfielder John bus will fete its basketball team at guest speaker .and entertainment Masses on Sunday, April 8, from Carthy, S.J., president of- Regis, Martinez is a veteran from last year’s club. an athletic banquet Wednesday, will be provided by a group of Lo-1 members of the Brighton council. will be present at the banquet, as The Cathedral nine will be idle the opening day.' April 11, at 7 o’clock in St. Aug­ + + + + + will members of the coaching staff and athletic board. Cochairman ♦ ♦ ♦ ustine’s parish hall. The team sponsored by the knights won the of the annual event are Paul Celia DENVER PAROCHIAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE Denver Parish league and the Brighton's Brightest and Gerald H. Galligan. Archbishop Vehr trophy. In addition to the varsity, mem­ April 8— Holy Family team vi. Regis; Annunciation team vs. St. In the tournament sponsored by bers of the f'reshman team, which Francis’ ; Mullen vs. St. Joseph’s. the Denver Municipal league, they next season will carry the brunt April 15— St. Francis’ vs. St. Joseph’s; Annunciation team vs. won runner-up honors in the In­ of keeping up the Rangers’ Regis; Mullen vs. Cathedral team. terchurch division, being knocked sparkling record as varsity play­ April 22— Annunciation team vs. Cathedral team; St. Joseph’s vs. out by St. Jos^h’s, a team beaten ers, will also be introduced at the Holy Family team; St. Francis’ vs. Mullen. by St. Augustine’s in the Parish banquet. league. The knights has a season’s Tickets, which are $2.75 per BOB GARCIA OF ST. JOSEPH’S pulls into his shell April 29— Annunciation team vs. St. Joseph’s; Regis vs. Mullen; Cathedral team vs. Holy Family team. record of 16 wins and two defeats. plate, may be obtained by con­ in an attempt to ward off the onslaught of Muilen’s tacting the Rev. Bernard Karat, May 6— Mullen vs. Holy Family team; Regis Vs. St. Joseph’s; Johnny Barone in a 135-pound AAA bout in the Parochial league S.J.; Andy Martelon at Regis col­ Cathedral team vs. St. Francis’. Coach at Regis boxing meet March 30. Barone captured the referee’s nod to give him lege, Aldo Notarianni, president of a championship for the fourth straight year, but Garcia put on a May 13— Annunciation team vs. Holy Family team; St. Joseph’s To Be Speaker the Alumni association: or by whirlwind finish that almost had Barone out on his feet.— (Register vs. Cathedral team; St. Francis’ vs. Regis. calling either Galligan or Celia. photo by Smyth) May 20— Mullen vs. Annunciation team; Cathedral team vs. The banquet will be prepared by The banquet, which is scheduled the Altar and Rosary society. ■f + + + + Regis; St. Francis’ vs. Holy Family team.______for 7:30 p.m. will also be attended by Denver press and radio men. MULLEN MUSTANG MITTMEN SWEEP 13 BOUTS TO RETAIN Boys* & Girls* CHAMPIONSHIP IN EIGHTH ANNUAL PAROCHIAL MEET BICYCLES 125, CLASS A— Gene Ivarra, M., de­ automatic champions in whose di­ Olivas, a former Mullen lumi­ 135, CLASS AA—Dan Sullivan, S.F., The Mustangs from Mullen deciaioned Claude Frick, S.J. cisioned Dave Ruez, A. Columbia...... 38**^ high retained their Parochial visions there were no opponents. nary. 140, CLASS B— Jerome Steckline, A., 130, CLASS A— Fred Burke, S.F., In the opening'round of the Ralph Heronema of Annuncia­ dociaioned Joe Gregory, M. decisioned Phil Marquez, A. Reconditioned...... 15®®^ high school boxing title in the 150, CLASS A— Eloy Marea, A., de­ 130, CLASS B— John Grace, H.F., de­ tournament, Mullen scored a shut­ tion high chalked up the only ST. AUGUSTINE’S K. OF C. basketball team, Parish eighth annual tournament ciaioned Jim Moran, H.F. cisioned Norman Body, S.J, Terms If Desired out with four wins in four bouts, knockout of the tournament. 150, CLASS AA— Tom Coogan, S.F., 130, CLASS AAA— Johnny Barone, M,. league champion and runner-up in the Interchurch divi­ March 29-31 in City auditorium. decisioned Bob Garcia, S.J. spreading little doubt that the de­ Mullen boxers won two more deciaioned Tom Milner, S.J. sion of the Denver Municipal tourney, will be feted at a banquet in Bike Accessories Thirteen champions froin the Mul­ fending champs would repeat. SATURDAY NIGHT 135, CLASS B— Bill Roach, S.F., de­ titles in the second show and fdur ciaioned Tom Quinn, S.J. Brighton Wednesday, April 11. Shown in the photo are, front row, len ring team led a parade of 42 John Barona of Mullen won 105, CLASS B— Juliua Martinez, M., matches of the 14-bout final card deciaioned Don Sandoval, A. 135, CLASS A— Don Fernandez, M., James Erger, player-coach; Melvin Kreutzer, Robert Erger, Charles A. L. titlists who received miniature hit fourth straight high school 115, CLASS A— Clem Huer, H.F., de­ deciaioned Larry Spahn, S.J. Erger, and Henry Mancinl; back row. Father Leo Lyons, athletic Knights of Columbus golden gloves Saturday night to win the tourney title. The only other fighter crown. According to the Ralph ciaioned Steve Lubeck, S.F. 145, CLASS B— ^Ralph Heronema, A., director; James Spears', Robert Gruenler, Albert Mollandor, captain; GLODT awards. Included in the totals are ever to turn this trick is Bert 115, CLASS AAA— Gene Vigil, S.J., knocked out Garry Garrier, S.J. deciaioned Lou Etouibel, A. Fred Throckmorton, Francis Wright, Bernard Reed, and Father Roy Moore scorecard, team totals for 140, CLASS A— Ivan Saindon, S.J., 253 Broadway SPruca 6438 120, CLASS B— rrank Kmitcb, H.F., the three-day tournament were: won by TKO over Jerry Fabriano, S.F. Figlino, pastor.— (Photo by Goldsmith of Brighton) deciaioned Chester Wilaon, M. Complete Linen Service PE. 0905 Mullen, 13 winners; Holy Family 125, CLASS AA— Ed M cAvoy, H.F.. HEAVYWEIGHT, CLASS A — Vince team, nine; Annunciation team deciaioned Rich Solis, A. Falbo, S.F., deciaioned Art Martinez, S.J. SP. 9700 and St. Francis’, seven; and St. Joseph’s, six. Here are the summaries: Knights Planning to Donate THURSDAY NIGHT lOS, CLASS B— Don Sandovsl, A., Restaurant decisioned Bob McLaufhlin, S.F. Baseballs to Parochial Loop 120, CLASS B— Frank Kmich, H.F., and Dick Rush is chairman of the 1578 S. Broadway decisiontd Chuck Scherer, S.J. The Denver council 539, Knights 130, CLASS A— Fred Burk. S.F., de- of Columbus, will donate 10 dozen automobile committee. m iip d c u im - OF EVERY cieioned Bob Englehardt, H.F. Two initiation* will be held Recommended by A.A.A. ' 130, CLASS BB— Norman Body, S.J.» baseballs for use of the Parochial Gourmet— A.M., H.A. won by TKO over Tony Liberato, S.F. league in the coming season, under thi* month — one i> icheduled COLOR, SIZE AND DESCRIPTION 130, CLASS BB—John Grace, H.F. a resolution introduced by Joseph for the fir*t degree Tue*day, won by TKO over Larry Aragon, A. A. Stein, athletic committee chair­ April 17, at the regular meet­ 145, CLASS B-^Ralph Heronema, ing; a «econd and third degree Let Us Plan Your Banquets deciaioned Don Cunningham, S.F, man. The resolution calls for an CHAMPIONSHIP appropriation of $330 for aid to exemplification will be held 100, CLASS A*~Ray Olguin, M., de­ the baseball teams of the Denver Sunday, April 29, at 2 p.m. A ciaioned Vergil Petrelli, S.F, Private Banquet Room 115, CLASS AA-^Gene Baker, M., de­ Catholic schools. buffet *upper will be *erved at ciaioned Dick Bettinger, S.F. A goal of 10 books of tickets has 6 o’clock and dancing will fol­ 120, CLASS AA->-Stan Memmer, M.» been set for council members work­ low. Private Entrance deciaioned Bill McCabe, S.F. 120, CLASS A— Jr. Blackwood, M., ing in support of the Silver Dol­ Games are held at the council PE. 0905 SP. 9700 deciaioned Jim Lefevere, S.J. lar days, annual charity benefit home, 16th and Grant street, 125, CLASS BB— Pete Furatenberg, bazaar of the council. The dates every Friday at 8 p.m. All mem­ Don Pearson at the Piano and Solo-Vox S.F., deciaioned Bob Stephena, H.F. bers and friends of the council 140, CLASS A A ~ J oe Abeyta, A., de for the Dollar days are May 30- ciaioned Clancey Montoya, S.J. June ”2. Phil Rotole is chairman. are invited. UGHT HEAVYWEIGHT. CLASS A— Use Our Indoor Ken Reidel, A., won by TKO over Nor­ Shoppers Parking man Legler, S.J. King of 125s 12 Min. to 12 Hours f r id a V n ig h t lOS, CLASS A— Laroy Reichardt, H.F., won by TKO ovar Tom Heart, S.J. WASHING no, CLASS A— BUI Garcia, S.J., won by TKO over Jerry Carroll, S.F. - lubrication ' 115, CLASS B—Jack Curran, S.F., de­ ciaioned Lloyd DeBecca, A. RADIATOR FLUSHED] 115, CLASS BB— Jack Monaban, H.F., decUionad Vance Johnson, S.F, ^BRAKES ADJUSTED 125, CLASS AAA— Joe MejU, S.J., won i^ TKO over Ed Maecarenes, A. 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Ev u m — SP. 8277 T h u rsd ay, April 5, 1951 Office, 93ft Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE FIVE Entertain at Cub Meeting SPRING IS HEREI Lakewood Group JUMBO L«t n* drain and flush your transmit* sion and differential. We refill with the right oil. To Hear County Clogged and dirty radiators cleaned and flushed. , Full line of all Shelly Products Welfare Chief Guaranteed at (St. Bernadette’s Parish, ZIONS SKEILY SERVICE Lakewood) SPECIAL Miss Elizabeth O’Brien, who is 4000 W. 32nd Are. in charge of the Jefferson county $ 1 1 0 Glendale 9702 Denver welfare department, will be the guest speaker at the Altar and Rosary society meeting Thursday, Fruit & Shade Trees April 5, in Jefferson hall. All $ 1 .5 0 up women of the parish are invited Evergreens $5.00 up PEP-GRO - Lawn and to attend, and refreshments will be served after the meeting. The Grass Seed 85^ lb. business session will open at 1 p.m. Fertilizers Garden Fertilizer St. Gerard’s, circle is scheduled Barnyard . . . Peat Mott to convene Thursday evening, An orrsnic bsie fertiliser eombinins dehrdrsted sheep THE DIXIE B E L L E MINSTRELS, Denver, on Wednesday, March 28. They ar& left to Vigorb . . . ‘ Loma manure fortiOed with chemicals to produce a acientiflcallr right, Ace Geiger, John Maloney, Fred Coremus, April 12, in the home of Mr. and Milorganite . . . Pax balanced fertilizer ideallr auited for lawns, rarden, trees, above, gave the entertainment feature at Mrs. Lawrence Yankers, 1950 Varmiculite shrubs, etc. Heat treated to deatror weed seeds. Pat Dwyer, Michael Mueller, Denny Reynolds, Idle Cub pack meeting at Blessed Sacrament parish, Ronnie Rieland, and John Stradley. Wadsworth street. An attendance Analrsis (uaranteed under state law. of 32 members is expected at the Sold through daaltrt. 4- ■ + + gathering, which will feature a MANUFACTURED BY covered-dish supper. So. Denver Evergreen Nursery Men Plan Corporate Communion Baptized by the Rev. John J. MRS. 0. S. rOLKNEK, PROP. Capitol Fertilizer Co. Doherty, pastor, were Dorothy 1534 So. Broodway SP. 2350 & SP. 7768 Stockyards Station, Denver, Colo. Jean, daughter of Mrs. Elsie John­ son,. with Mr. and Mrs. Darry Reparation in Park Hill Parish April 7 Tarrillo as sponsors; Caroline (Blessed Sacrament Parish, Denver) Lena, another daughter of Mrs. Johnson, with Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Howard Wegs, with Mrs. in the Cathedral parish, Omaha, On April 7, for the 20th Eskra as sponsors; Jaime Clara, Bonded Collection George Nicholls as cohostess, en­ Neb. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH time. Reparation Saturday daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Anywhere in V.S.A, tertained the members of St. An­ Father Mulcahy baptized Rob­ Capen, with Mr. and Mrs. Mau­ Patronise These Friendly Firms prayers will be offered in thony’s circle March 29. The prize ert Michael Gerard, son of Mr. honor of the Immaculate rice Wolfe as sponsors; James and winners were Mmes. H. R. Heaton and Mrs. Arthur F. Milner, with Catherine Ann, son and daughter JOE O'NEIL & ASSO. Heart of Mary in the Blessed and John F. Schnittgrund. Emmett J. Milner and Joan Fen­ of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Donnell, Sacrament church. The first Sun­ der as godparents. C o p f i s A , JMI s l 1251 Cherokee MA. 1472 The Junior Newman club will with Arthur Puett and Teresa LEN’S Pharmacy day of Reparation was offered resume its weekly meetings in the Take Texa^ Tour Donnell as sponsors; and Linda L. 0. PEHR, Prop. CdUssl ShofL LITTLE BILLS No Collectiont l)p Charge BIG BILLS Sept. 3, 1949, and the devotion school auditorium Monday April 9. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Harold Sue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Member St. Vincent de Peart Perish has grown steadily. The discussion club, which V. Campbell and Herbert Leibman W. P. Bender, with Jack Bender Hava Your Doctor Phone Complete Luncheons 60c The Rosary and others prayers studies the truths of the Catholic are taking a short trip through and Loraine Ziegler as sponsors. are recited every hour starting at Ue Your Prescription Special Low Prices on religion under the leadership of Texas and New Orleans. School Lunches 9 o’clock in the morning, immedi­ the Rev. William J. Mulcahy, will 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 Dr. J. L. Swigert is a patient in At Lodlalina and Sooth Clayton 2620 E. Louisiana at Clayton ately following the 8:15 Mass, resume its meetings Sunday, April Mercy hospital. Mrs. Margaret when the Blessed Sacrament is 8, at 7 :30 in the school hall. Smith is also a patient in Mercy Loyola PTA Sets exposed for all-day adoration, until Sister Mary Anna (Jeanne hospital. NOTICE the exercises close at about 9 p.m. Garrett Quinlan Crapo) was professed on Easter Mrs. 0. E. Cain, who is a pa­ (St, Vincent de Ptnl'f Perish) Hawes Food Store WE HAVE MOVED with Benediction. Monday, March 26, at the Do­ tient in St. Joseph’s hospital, is Party on April 21 Booker Hawes— Gayle Hawes Confessions will be heard on minican convent in Sinsinawa, improving. invites Your Patronage TO OUR OWN NEW BUILDING An IGA Store Thursday afternoon from 3:30 to Wis. She now has a teaching Donald Clifford entered St. Jo­ University Park 6 and from 7 :30 to 9 in prepara­ post in St. Cecilia’s high school seph’s hospital last week. In School Hall Quality Meats tion for the first Friday. The P h a rm a c y The Loyola PTA members are Greveeries 824 ACOMA Masses on the first Friday, April 2343 E. Evans RA. 4781 sponsoring a games party to be 6, will beat 6:15, 7:15, and 8:15. end Fresh & Frozen Fruits Some Phone— TA. 5107 Same Town— Denver Men of the Blessed Sacrament Reparation Society Plans held April 21 at 8 p.m. in the and Vegetables parish who are members of the school hall. Wesley Pharmacy Same Superior Service for Over 30 Years The first Friday breakfast will Louisitma and Clayton Nocturnal Adoration society are 2390 So. Downing PE. 9638 SP .3717 asked to meet at the Holy Ghost h i Saturday Rites April 7 be served to the school children church Thursday night, April 5, following the 8 o’clock Mass. Prescriptions — Drugs Open 7 to 7 Week Days WM. J. FOLEY CO. The mothers of the first grade Closed Sundays from 11 to 12 o’clock for their (Mother of God Parith, Denver) School Supplies zel and Albina Jazwick as spon­ pupils will act as lunch monitors in WE ARE NOW FEATURING KITCHEN FANS hour of adoration. The Reparation society will hold sors, and Judith Ann Ontis, the month of April. Mrs. L. Hogue BATHROOM AND OTHER ROOM VENTILATORS Tkif Sunday all the men of hourly devotions on the first Sat­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James and Mrs. R. Hartman are the room the parifh are urged to receive urday of the month, April 7. Ontis of 507 Downing street, with The firms listed here de­ “ YOUR KITCHEN NEEDS A FAN” mothers in charge. Washington Park Mkt. corporate Communion in the S The society, made up of those Dick Berkenkotter and Lena On­ o’clock Mast. This includes the The March paper drive was a Red & White Food Store serve to be rem em bered devoted to Our Lady of Fatima,' tis as sponsors. great success and the next drive Holy Name society, the Knights The following women have vol­ BILL HUGHES, Prop. when you are distributing meets on the first Saturday of will be April 24. All are urged to of Columbus, the Dads’ club, the unteered to care for the altar dur­ each month to spend an hour re­ keep collecting paper. your patronage in the dif­ St. Vincent de Paul society, the ing the month of April: Mmes. Complete Food Service citing publicly the prescribed St. Catherine’s Bridge club will Boys Scouts, and the Cub Forest Fisher, James Rie-a, and ferent lines of business. prayers for the intentions of Our hold its next meeting Tuesday, 598 South Gilpin Scouts. J. E. Price. J. J. BELLA INSURANCE Lady of Fatima and for peace. April 10. Mrs. L. Hogue will be “ It's Smart to Bo Tbriftr^ Mrs. Birge Smith has been Following the Mass the Mothers’ There are no dues or officers. the hostess. auxiliary will serve a “ hobo break­ transferred from St. Joseph’s hos­ Mari. A. C.IIa Jack J. Celia Members may choose any hour dur­ IF IT’S VARIETY YOU WANT - TRY fast’’ to the Boy Scouts in the ing the day to attend the devo­ pital to Mercy hospital. school cafeteria. Mrs. Carlos Fuer tions. Leaders have been chosen Patrick McGrath of 430 E Discussion of Spring mann is chairman of the affair. for each hour from 3 :30 a.m. to Seventh avenue is ill in St. Jo­ VARSITY VARIETY "Mnsurfttice of All Kinds" The Mothers’ auxiliary of troop 7 :30 p.m. Because of other activi­ seph’s hospital. Party Is Scheduled by and 145 will meet for a dessert lunch­ ties in the church, the hours be- Mrs. Mary Cavanaugh of 520 and 42 Years of Dependable Service in the Field where eon Wednesday, April_ 11, at 1:15 tween 9:30 and 10:30 in .the E. Fifth avenue entertained the 5c up STORE 10c up Madonna Rosary circle with lunch­ Good Shepherd Aides , Dependability is Essential in the home of Mrs. Leonard Lar-^ morning and between 4 and 6 in son, 2324 Birch street. Mrs. How­ the afternoon will not be used eon in her home March 28. After Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon will enter­ 2070 SO. UNIVERSITY. BLVR. ard E. Swanson will assist and all Last month was the first time recitation of the Rosary the after tain the members of the Good 1120 Security Bldg. ” '•> * o"'- Plione KE. 2633 mothers of scouts are invited. the devotions were conducted in noon was spent playing canasta. Shepherd Aid society on Tuesday, Auxiliary Plans Benefit Mother of God parish. Between The next meeting will be held April 10, at 1:30 p.m. in her home April 11 with Catherine Kline as at 151 'Vine street, Denver, at A benefit card party will be 35 and 40 persons attended hostess. which time a dessert-luncheon will B o n n i e b r a e sponsored by the Mothers’ aux­ Confessions will be heard The Sacred Heart bridge club Thursday afternoon from 4 to 6 be served. Mrs. J. J. Flynn, presi­ iliary of troop 145 on Saturday met March 3I in the Thoma? Me dent, will preside at the meeting. evening, April 14, at 8 o’clock in and in the evening from 7:30 to Mahon home. High score was made Shopping Center 9 in preparation for the first Fri­ Arrangements for the spring f . J. SCARRY & COMPANY the . school hall. Mrs. Edward by the hostess. . card party, to be held at the Con­ Splear has been named chairman; day. Masses on Friday will be at Star of the Sea circle was en = SUPER SPEED-O-LITE ~ 6:30 and 8 o’clock, vent of the Good Shepherd Mon­ she will be" assisted by all of the tertained by Mrs. Clifford Welch day, April 30, will be discussed The Men’s Nocturnal Adoration ZIP-A-SHINE ' KEM-O-SOL scout mothers. Anyone wishing to in her home Monday afternoon for and all friends and members are Bonnie Brae Murphy's make reservations may telephone society will meet in the rectory bridge luncheon. Mrs. Gale NeiS' invited to attend. It is hoped that AMERICANS LEADING Mrs. Splear, EAst 2044. at 9:45 Thursday evening and will wanger was a guest. a large number will be present. HARDWARE •Sf The Mothers’ auxiliary of cub spend from 10 to 11 o’clock in Meats pack 23 will meet for luncheon adoration in Holy Ghost church. Announcements Mailed Komac Colorizer Paints 723 So. Univerfity RA. 1984 MANUFACTURERS A box for small gifts to the Thursday, April 12, in the home Houtewarei - Toyo • Sport Goods Open Sundays A COMPLETE LINE OF MAINTENANCE of Mrs. John Mueller. The mothers parish seminary burse will be Fresh Fish ond Orstors Dtilr of den 8 will be cohostesses. placed in the vestibule of the Z » 4 E. Expooltioa SP. 1(4( 1620 MARKET ST. DENVER 2, COLO. church this week. Donors of large Annual Elitch's Social Set Cubs Present Show gifts are asked to bring them to At the meeting of cub pack 23 the rectory. CONOCO PRODUCTS Preisser's Red & White in the school auditorium March The Altar and Rosary society May 10 at Holy Family Lubrication, Car Washing, Batterie* 28, the boys of den 8, under the will meet in the church hall for Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing Grocery and Market direction of Mrs. F. W. Doremus, luncheon Thursday, April 12, at presented a minstrel show. The 12:30 p.m. The luncheon will be (Holy Family Parish, DenTer) BONNIE BRAE FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES. AND CATHEDRAL PARISH following boys participated: Ace Tickets and a letter from the pastor were mailed this QUALITY GROCERIES served by Mrs. Robert Shauer and CONOCO SERVICE Free Delivery SPruce 4447 Geiger, John Maloney, Fred Dore­ her committee. The group will re­ week to members of the parish with the announcement of These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage 724 So. University PE. 9909 2831 E. Ohio Av*. (So. Unlv. and Ohio) mus, Pat Dwyer, Michael Mueller, cite the Rosary in the church at the 28th annual Elitch’s social to be held in the Elitch’s Gar­ Denny Reynolds, Ronnie Rieland, 1:15 and a business meeting will dens Thursday evening, May 10 and John Stradley. Always featuring the unusual in l>Io Down Payment follow in the basement. Mrs. The orchestra of Leighton Noble, all members of the parish will Bonnie Brae The firms listed here de­ avail themselves of this excep­ Flowers and Design. Motor Ovorhauiinf On April 8 a kite flying contest George Greer, who donated the which will formally open the sum­ serve to be rem em bered Bod; A Fonder Repalre will be held by the boys of pack electric organ to the parish in tional spiritual opportunity. Times Drii^ To. Tailored Seat Covero mer season for the Gardens, will 23 and their dads. It will be in memory of her mother, will give play for the dance, and all amuse­ of the Masses and other devotions Alfred C. Anderson, Owner-Msnager when you are distributing f i j O A A . Motor Tnne*op Uied Can Cheesman_ park at 1 o’clock and an organ concert for the group. ments and concessions will be will be arranged in order to ac­ Have your Doctor phone us your patronage in the dif­ commodate as many as possible. HARDESTY FLORAL CO. the only "stipulation is that the Mrs. Clifford Welch and Mrs. available to the patrons of this your Prescriptions Cathedral Motors kites be homemade. A. J. Bonino attended the meet­ parish party. Through the Interest Beers, Winea, Etc. ferent lines of business. KE. 5397 1225 Logan JOE GAFFNEY, Prop. ing of the ACCW board of direc­ and co-operation of the members FAVOR RECEIVED 763 So. University RA. 2874 1785 Loftn KE. 8088 At the scout circus held in the Stockyards stadium last week end tors March 29. of the parish and the generosity of A Register, reader thanks St. pack 23 participated by depicting The Tabernacle society is ask­ thv management of Elitch’s Gar­ Anthony for a favor granted. The firms listed here de­ the surrender of the Spaniards at ing the co-operation of Mother of dens, the parish realizes'splendid serve to be remembered San Juan hill. Theirs was the larg­ God parish in its annual appeal financial aid, and it is hoped that MKITH GAYLORD est single group present. for old gold and silver, which will the early distribution of tickets SEWING ^ 4 00 when you are distributing be melted and used for the re- and continued interest in the so­ PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED Circle News MACHINES I your patronage ih the dif­ plating and r'elining of sacred ves­ cial will help to realize even o pping District FOR AND DELIVERED St. Anne’s circle met March 27 sels. Members of the parish who greater revenue. Adjuit Any Make In Home in the home of Mrs. C. L. Carr. ferent lines of business. Colfax at Downing Denver have contributions may call SPruce On Wednesday afternoon, We Electrify Any Make KEystone 3 tl7 Mrs. Jerry Kaffer was a guest and 8341 and someone will call for April 11, the PTA will sponsor the prizes were won by Mmes. them. a fashion show and card party Albert Wernet and H. B. Maltby. Mrs. Ilet Koenig, a recent con­ in the school hall, beginning at ( L &■ CL Shoes for the Family The next meeting will be in the S BOB’S IGA DOYLE’S vert, was baptized by the Rev. 1 o’clock. There will be refresh­ Tyicuduni^ ShopL Weatherbird Shoes for Children home of Mrs. R. K. Gebhart. John Regan with Mr. and Mrs. ments and table prizes. Admis­ X-ray Fitting PHARMACY Mrs. W. J. McMenamy enter­ John J. Koenig as sponsors. sion will be SO cents a person. Mr. ft M n. John Ktrlln, The North Denver council of (Members of St. Vincent de Paul Ths Particular Drsgglit tained St. Rita’s circle in her home Baptized on April 1 by Father parish) SUPER MARKET Sendel Shoe Store Regan was Janet Marie Daugh­ the Knights of Columbus will re­ COLr/ily itoeoin 4 17th AVE. AND GRANT March 27. Mrs. Victor Hebert was Maata - Grpeeriot • Vegetables 1023 So. Gaylord RA, 5087 Vtuves., Cota. welcomed as a new member and erty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ceive Holy Communion in the 7 :30 414 S. Broadway Better Quality tor Less______KE. 5987 PREB DELIVERY the bridge prize was won by Mrs. William F, Daugherty of 385 Mass Sunday, April 8. . S P 5 0 7 2 C. J. Burley. Clarkson street, with Stanley Han- Plon Variety Forty GAYLORD A social committee of members Hatchett Drug Store NOB HILL INN of the parish has planned a variety [ommunitii Plouier; CLEANERS "arty and dance in the school hall. F O R YOUR 4 » EAST COLFAX Mt. Carmel Parish Gets PICKUP * DELIVERY **Tht Store of Qoallty and Sorrico” COCKTAILS ' unday evening, April 8, begin­ 701 GRANT ning at 8 o’clock. There will be PLUMBING NEEDS S tO fB PHONE SPruce73l8 We Give "S&H” Green Stamps Delicious Dinners various kinds of dancing pro­ VAN ZIMMERMAN. Maaaecr PE. 1350 . 1025 So. Gaylord Compoandinf presertptiont U the moat HOT AND COLD LUNCHES Gift of New Ciborium vided by a small orchestra, games, Important part of onr baaineM Your Bnslasas Is ApprMistsd Bars entertainment, and refreshment. (Our Lady of Mt. Carmal Friday is the first Friday of the Throughout the evening, the ele­ Quality Cleaning Parish, Denver) month. Usual devotions in honor ment of surprise will add much to the enjoyment of all. HARDWARE On Easter Sunday a new cibor­ of the Sacred Heart will be held. The monthly meeting of the ^ CALL pS! PYREXWABE 8ILEX COFFEE MAKERS Washington Park ium, a gift to the chiircH by Mr, Confessions will be heard the pre­ Altar and Rosary society is to be KEHTONE - MeMURTRY PAINTS Adelman in memory of his wife, vious evening and Communion will HOUSEHOLD WARE C lea n ers held Thursday afternoon, April N O W O PEN Esther, was used for the first time. bi distributed at 5 :40 as well as at N. W. CHRISTENSEN all' Masses. 5, with the recitation of the Ro­ SHOP: SP. 2309 So. Gaylord Hdw. Co. The ciborium will hold 600 sary in the church at 1:15 p.m., 1087 S. Gaylord SP. 7898 , hosts and is one of the largest The following have been bap­ followed by the social and business RES: SP. 9122 1055 So. Gaylord SP. 2961 made. The words “ Ecce Panis tized: Sharon, daughter of Mr. meeting; in the school hall. Angelorum’’ are set in diamonds BRICKEY & MOLLOT ...... -■ ~ - June’s Coffee Shop and Mrs. Adolph Skul, with Leo Sacristy workers for the week Overstake's Pharmacy and rubies at the top of the ci­ Ryan and Helen Underhill as spon­ of April 7, are Mrs. Alioto, Mrs. Prank Mollot, Owner SMOMSTS It R4SH M S n e So. Gaylord RA. 4401 EAST COLFAX AT LOGAX borium, and a handmade cross of Weist, and Mrs. Woterman. (Member St. Vincent de Penl’i 1000 gold is set in the base. sors; Jerry Louis, son of Mr. and Perish) P)ARY AMNE Have Your Doctor Phone The St. Bernadette Stvdy Mrs. Joseph Pastore, with Joseph Mission to Begin ' Vs His Prescription SERVING GOOD FOOD FROM 6 A. M. and Ann Sugar as sponsors; Gary 665 So. Pearl St. club will hold its annual spring On April 15 &AKEMES ^ We Deliver UNTIL 12 MIDNIGHT dance Thursday, April 5, in the Andrew, son of Mr. and Mrs. An­ Father Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., UhVCB Star Lite club. Admission will thony Lechuga,, with Frank and a n d Father Sebastian Egan, We Give Green Stamps Specializing in be $1 per person. Proceeds from Juanita Lechuga as sponsors; and O.F.M., will conduct a two-week [ Quality Repair Parts Decoratn] the dance will be given to the Anthony Francis, son of Mr. and mission in the parish, beginning WEDDING Mobiloil - Pennzoil - Mobilgai Expert Workmanship CAKES new high school building fund. Mrs. Nicholas Panzini, with James Sunday, April 15, at 7:30 p.m. ("all batUr") Lubrication & Waihtng All are iirfited to attend. and Edith White as sponsors. The first week of the mission, 1 5 and Tuno Up . Clutch & Brake • We Sell and Insfall . The Holy Name society will The St. Philomena club will from April 16 to April 22, will be ' bp SHORT ORDERS meet Friday evening, April 6, at meet in the home of Mrs. Della La for the women, and the second Free D.llrerjr on It Order So. Gaylord Service 8 o’clock in the rectory. All mem­ Conte, 3719 Quivas street, on week, April 22 to April 29, will be 1014 6. Garlerd 2S Broadwiy bers will receive Holy Communion Thursday, April 6, at 1 p.m. Mrs. for the men. This is the first mis­ C R A N E PEarl 7111 SPruce 7411 We invite your patronage PIUMSING EQUIPMENT Center ond Garage in a body Sunday, April 8, in the Nellie Brindisi will donate the sion in the parish in more than i 7 o’clock Mass. honor award for this meeting. five years, and it is hoped that 1001 So. Gaylord SP. 6443 I PAGE SIX Office, 93 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, April 5, 1951

WESTERKAMP'S KE. 9435 5106 Wash. Catholic Nurses Set KVERYTHINO A GOOD GROCEitT Officers Give Reports SHOULD HAVE BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES - WE DELIVER — Games Party April 6p rogue Nursery. Board Nos Meeting (Arclidioceian Council of Catholic of Miss Poli in the Loretto Heights Nursof, DenTor Chapter) Women’s club fashiorf show, held in The annual meeting of the board of directors of the Infant o f Prague nursery was. Mi(i Helen Roach, chairman conjunction with a luncheon and held in the home of Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, March 28. The meeting was well attended. Re­ card party Saturday, March 31. of donationt, announce* that ports of officers and standing committee chairmen were read and discussed large number of article* have Other members who entertained ' Mrs. Fletcher, superintendent been donated for the annual for Miss. Poli were Mrs. Monica of the nursery, reported all chil­ game* partyi which will be held Amo, 2312 St. Paul, and Lauretta dren well. The health of the chil­ at the 0*car Malo hall, 1845 Dwyer, 1234 Washington. dren has been remarkably good Archbishop's Guild Plans Logan, Friday, April S at 8 p.m. Mrs. John Hutman will have as during the past year. There are In addition to the above dona­ her guest over the week end Mrs. 44 babies in the nursery at pres­ tions, a $25 special award will be Harlan Neff, from Tacoma, Wash. ent Mrs. L. A. Higgins, volun­ given away. The public is cordially Mrs. Neff is a former classmate of teer chairman, reported there Special Mass on A p ril 22 invited to attend. Tickets may be Mrs. Hutman. were 945 volunteers *who gave a (Archbi*hop’* Guild, Denver) obtained at the door. The obstetrical department of total of 5,357 hours of time at St. Anthony’s hospital had a busy The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith, spiritual ad­ Mr. and Mrs. James Fagan, 944 the nursery from May, 1950, until viser, will celebrate Mass in St. Francis de Sales’ church Perry, announce the birth of a girl, week end when 18 babies arrived March This is an increase in Mary Ann, born to them on March in the department in the course of the number of volunteers and of Sunday, April 22, at 9 o’clock for the intention of the guild 58 in St. Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. 30 hours. hours over the past year. Both members. Fagan is the former Elise Collier, Mrs. Gladys Kidder Ward enter­ Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Higgins A breakfast will be served at the Top of the Park a t, tained the registered nurse anaes­ class of 1951, St. Joseph’s hospitaU agreed more volunteers could be 10 o’cloric. Guests ^will include thetists at a luncheon in the Avia­ used. ' Monsignor Smith and Mrs. Evelyn Hoo^, a member of the circle, and Mrs. Patricia Beggs has been tion Country club last month. Anna instrumental in organizing a Lady 1,063 Sewing Hour* Peterson. Henry Tapella of St. Louis, Mo., Stephens, Mercy alumna, enter­ were married. Father Charles of Perpetual Help guild in Phoe­ tained the group March 30. Sewing groups for the nursery Following the breakfa*t, Mr*. nix, Ariz. Mrs. Beggs is the former Peter*on will'^*e1ect the model* Koester, also of St. Louis, wit­ Mercy Hocpital are: St. Vincent de Paul Welfare nessed. the ceremony. The couple Patricia Wuls, class of 1941 of St. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Cox are the group, eight members, contributed who will appear in the faihion Joseph’s hospital. *how to be *ponsored by the left immediately for St. Louis, parents of a girl born Easter 310 garments, gi-ving 1,063 sewing where they will make their home. Miss Evelyn Poli, former ACCN Sunday in Mercy hospital. Mrs. hours. Mrs. W. J. Meehan and Mrs. Archbi*hop’* guild at the Silver D L “P 4 , L " Glade of the Coimopolitan hotel Members will meet at the home member, is visiting in the home of Cox is the former Rosemary Leo McGrath are cochairman of American fieautij Wedne*day evening. May 2. of Miss Eileen Cuneo on the eve­ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker, 930 Mag­ Zurcher, a 1944 graduate of Mercy this group. Mother Cabrini sew­ ning of April 7. Miss Mary Far­ • In hair-braid with taffeta bow. $ 0 2 9 MACARONI PRODUCTS hospital school of nursing. ing circle, Mrs. Anna Magers chair­ Tickets for the fashion show nolia. Miss Poll is en route to Tuc­ will be distributed to guild mem­ rell, a new member, iwill give in­ Mrs. Josephine Hunter has re­ man, made 96 garments in 244 structions for making rosaries. • In navy, black and all new Spring shades. son, Ariz., from San Francisco, turned to her position at Mercy hours.- There are eight members. bers. All circle presidents will be Tho firms listed here deserve to Calif. after several months’ leave of ab­ Infant of Prague sewing circle of requested to report on the pro­ St. Jude’* Circle • Just on, of our hundreds of flattering new 2 be remembered when you are dis- gress made in the sale of tickets. Mrs.i Evelyn Meyer and Mrs. tributinf your patronage to the dif* Mrs. I^arold Mahoney enter­ sence to convalesce from surgery. St. Francis de Sales’ parish, Mrs. bats—all in view. Fashion show tickets may be ob- Constance Norris are new mem­ ferent lines of business. tained a group of nurses in honor Mrs. Pauline Connor is a patient James O’Keefe chairman, made 93 bers of the circle. • High fashion at low prices. at Mercy. new garments and smended 30 Mrs. Betty Reynolds Anderson garments. The ^4 members contri­ St. France* Cabrini’* Circle • Unbelievable values. • 72 RA. 5793 has received her discharge from buted 532 hours. And SL Cecilia’s A set of black vestments will be DO YOUR OWN the army nurse corps. Mrs. Ander­ completed when members of the for oppt. sewing circle, from the St. Vincent SO. PENN son is a 1944 graduate of Mercy. orphanage, regularly picks up, circle meet in the home Of Mary All Hats One Price----$2.29 LAUNDRY She has been stationed at Fitzsim- mends, and returns scores of cloth­ Lou Kalamaya April 10. ons hospital for the past several ing and bedding. St, Patrick’* Circle None Higher 20 General Electric All Automatic Machines years. Anyone interested in volunteer­ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mulcahy Miss Nellie Margaret Hill, 1949 ing time at the nursery may con­ moved into their new home at S IB Y L H A T S 91% of Water Removed No Extractor Needed graduate of Mercy, recently en­ 3050 Pontiac street recently. tact Mrs. L. A. Higgins at SPruce 1622 WELT0N ST. Four 40-lb. Dryer* Give Quick Service listed in the army nurse corps. 1802. St. Jo*eph’* Circle The Sisters of Mercy are hold­ Mrs. Elma Lee will review the 9 LBS. DAMP DRY — 30c ing their annual retreat at the All members of the board as well as all the officers expressed their life of St. Jude when members hospital. assemble in the home of Mrs. Drying Service— 9 Lb*. Completely Dry— 15c Up to 36 Lb*.— 25c deep appreciation of the volun­ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦» teers. Without them the nursery Pauline Wolford April 11. could not operate on its present Mrs. Kay Fuller returned home For Loiaure Moments... Wedding, budget. During most of the past recently from a vacation'at Lusk, 24 HOUR SERVICE ON SHIRT FINISHING year it was possible to maintain a Wyo. child at the nursery for $35 per Two members, Mrs. Rose Walsh Birthday, month. and Mrs. Rosella Hepp, are re­ The nominating committee, com­ cuperating in their homes follow­ and Novelty posed of the Rt. Rev. Monsignor ing operations. John R. Mulroy, Mrs. L. A. Hig­ St. Anne’* Circle gins, Mrs. J. Leonard Swigert, Mrs. Ruth Birch entertained members in her home April 4. Cakes Mrs. James Kenney, and Miss Ger­ Mints for all occasions trude Graef, proposed the re-elec­ tion of all present officers for the St. Scholastica's Grads A friendly companion I SUMNER'S BAKERY coming year. ^ Mr*. Virginia Thomp*on New Member Named for pleasant leisure The Beer That 782 Colorado Boulevard tained from guild members at $1 Set Pilgrimage April 8 EA. 6622 One new member was elected to per person. A prize donated by the board of directors, Miss Mar­ moments...Walter’s Beer Made Milwaukee Famous Mis. Florence Brown will be The Alumnae association of Mt. garet Sullivan. The following pres­ awarded to the member selling the St. Scholastica’s, Atchison, Kans., TASTES BETTER! ent members of the board were MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. Frank Antonelli W. L. (Speed) Mieger greatest number of tickets for the wiU meet on Sunday, April 8, at W.S. (BUI)-Carry elected to serve until 1954: Harold show. 2:30 at the Cathedral to make a Collins, Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, T. THE WAITER BREWING CO ; Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; Mrs. Virginia Thompson, enter­ Holy Year pilgrimage. The im­ Complete Line of Raymond Young, Mrs. J, Leonard tainment chairman, is in charge of mediate families of members are PUEBLO, COLORADO Swigert, Mrs. John L. Dower, Miss arrangements for the breakfast at invited to participate. INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS Anne Fallon, Mrs. James Kenney, the Top of the Park. Reservations The association will meet Tues­ WINES & COLD BEER Dr. Joseph J. McGill, Mrs. Sewell at $1.65 per person may be made day, April 10, with Betty Ellen DENVER Thomas, Mrs. Edmund Mullen, Plenty of Canned Beer by calling Mrs. Thompson, Ott, 426 S. Humbolt street. Those Patrick Dolan, Mrs. W. C. Kim- PE. 8561; Miss Mary Ellen Logan, planning to attend are asked to Fort Morgan Flour Mills mins, Miss Margaret Sullivan, and FR. 3244; or Mrs. Margaret Mc- Notify the hostess at SP. 8556. Mrs. L. A. Higgins. Callin, EA. 3665, on or before FORT MORGAN JUST J j e A Officers of the board are the Wednesday, April 18. BRANCHES AT— Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Arch­ Committee Meeting Chicken Hot Pies i 3504 E. Colfax FR. 8881 bishop of Denver, president; Mrs. Miss Josephine Hytrek, chair­ LONGMONT . . . YUMA T. A. Cosgriff, first vice presi­ man of the ways and means com­ Home-Made Apple, RECEIVED FREE DELIVERY HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE dent; Mrs. James J. Kenney, sec­ mittee for the fashion show, will ond vice president; Mrs. Cletus entertain committee members in Cherry and Lemon MILLERS AND HANDLERS Koester, recording secretary; Miss her home at 2700 Zenobia street DENVER'S FINEST OF FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, Mary Nadorff, treasurer; and Miss Thursday, April 5, at 8 p.m. All " Pies SHIPMENT BARLEY, OATS, AND MILL Catharine Maloney, corresponding members serving on the committee secretary. are urged to attend. FEEDS Fresh Bakery Goods Mrs. Cosgriff expressed her ap­ Precious Blood Circle OF Country Shippers! preciation to Monsignor Mulroy, The meeting April 7 will be held in the home of Miss Mary Nadorff. Consign Your Shipment To Vs Monsignor Kolka, and Father DcnTcr'f Leadinf Catarera DELICATESSEN Monahan, and to all of her board Queen of Heaven Circle and DMicatcaaen PLASTIC members and officers for their When Miss Katherine Hecker |311 E. 7th Aye. KE. 1986| support during the year. A vote of entertained the circle, two new Open Snn. and Dally TUI 7:30 P.H. AND CATERER members were present, Miss Helen DURAN Finest Q uafity appreciation was given to the Cloied Mondays CARLSON 790 COLORADO BLVD. Denver Catholic Register for the Weiss and Mrs. Lois Edson. publicity given the nursery proj­ Miss Frances Graves is spending FL. 0449 FREE DELIVERY ect throughout the year. her vacation in Cincinnati, 0. UPHOLSTERED FRINK DAIRY FOODS Ready-to-Eat While there she plans to visit her Waiter's Drug Store sister, Sister Helen Seton of thev Engaged Prescriptions Carefully WALNUT MILKS- Sisters of Charity. CASSEROLE DISHES Filled— School Supplies Golden Guernsey Queen of Peace Circle To Take Out Miss Mary NeCasek was elected Homogenized Vitamin D Cameras— Film historian of the circle March 29. Duncan Hines Ice Cream •FRINK-the Best* SERVES 3 to 4 People Mrs. Rita Quist of Salt Lake City OFFICE CHAIRS CREAM-BUnER- SPAGHETTI AND $ 4 4 A was a guest at the meeting. Beers, Wines, Etc. MEAT BALLS...... I a I U Our Lady of Sorrow* Circle BUTTER MILK CHICKEN $ 4 C A Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Musso en­ FR. 5391 COHAGE CHEESE POT PIES ...... I a w U tertained a group of friends at a Free Delivery Carlson's Delicious dinner party April 1 at the Wil­ ROAST STUFFED $ A 7 C low Springs Country club. The Commercial Products Co. ICE CREAM CHICKENS ...... C a I U 801 Colorado Blvd. guests included Messrs. and_ Mmes. T A . 2990 1707 Law rence St. At your store or at your door BEEF 71; Clarence Allen, Rick McNicholas, Jack Ward, Ard Reed, John WHOLE FRIED $ 0 C A Berger. Harold Harrison, and Ed­ ward Serafini; Mrs. Nellie Witt- CHICKEN, diijointed .... t . > The CARLSON-FRINK Co. wer, and Misses Dorothy and Denver's Quality Dairy — MAin 0111 Open Eve*, and Sun. Till 9 P.M. Madeline Walsh. Clo*dd Monday* Infant of Prague Circle On Tuesday, April 10, members will meet in the home of Mrs. Cecilia Scheunemann. The evening OREQON’S FINEST > will be spent sewing on a layette. St. Thoma* More’* Circle Miss Rita Moore and Miss Theresa Cullen visited with rela­ tives and friends in Iowa over the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vincent week end. • Ryan of Denver and Estes Sacred Heart Circle Park have announced the engage­ ROSE BUSHES Altar linens were distributed to ment of their daughter, Mary Lou­ members when they met in the ise, to Philip Edward Gauthier, home of Mrs. Katherine Balken- son of Mrs. Grace Gauthier of bush March 29. Corning, la. Holy Family Circle And while you’re shopping at The bride-to-be is a graduate of Mrs. Angle Hoof plans to enter­ Cathedral high school, attended tain the circle on Thursday after­ Watch Your Safeway, buy a bag of Kitchen Loretto Heights college, and is now noon, April 5, in her new home, Craft flour, so you’ll be able to a senior at Creighton university, 4301 Reed street. WARNINQ: Omaha. Her sorority is Pi Lambda St. Anthony’* Circle get a . . . Mrs. Stephanie Brahms was Sigma and she is president of the Insist an getting the finest OREGON- Pan-Hellenic council. hostess to the circle April 4 in the Beautiful halrloem quality home of Mrs. Maybelle Hizer. GROWN Rase Bushes that can with­ Savings Grow! Mr. Gauthier, also a senior at St. Gerard’* Circle Creighton university, is managing Mrs. Marion McCormack was stand Colarada temperatures. You get , ; ^ 7 ^ H 0 S T E S S TRAY editor of the Creightonian, associ­ one of the models who appeared in the FINEST at Miller's LOW-LOW ate editor of the Blue Jay, and pres­ the Loretto Heights college fash­ Ragulariy $2.25 ident of Phi Epsilon, journalism ion show. prices! Sturdy, full-raated plants, each Savings that bloom in the spring! fraternity. Our Lady of Fatima Circle individually wrapped end hexed at o Pardon us if we seem poetic, but we NOW ONIY An early' fall wedding is -plan­ Before a Nuptial Mass in St. ned. Dominic’s church, Mary Louise double protection ogoinst breaking or can’t think of a better way to describe with blu# triangle from bag bruiting. Enjoy gorgeous, full blooms the terrific lineup of values being KITCHEN CRAFT Father Bernartd M. Kelly all summer long. PLANTING IN­ offered in Safeway’s Big April Sale. STRUCTIONS on each carton. There are great buys in every section FLOUR To Address Group Apr. 12 3 for $2.15 o f the store. Bring your shopping list You’ll be delighted with Court SL Rita 625, Catholic Daughters of America, will meet at the clubhouse, 1772 Grant street, Denver, on Thursday, April to Safeway . . . and watch your sav« Kitchen Craft Flour. It works 12, at 7:30 p.m. Father Bernard M. Kelly, chaplain at the Federal ings grow. wonders with any recipe. Correctional Institution, will speak of his work with the boys at PAY CHECKS the institution. The business meeting will follow. The social hour will honor Past Grand Regents Mrs. M. J. CASHED FREE O'Fallon and Mrs. Mabel Lippincott, who will preside at the tea table. Hostesses will be Mmes. Mabel McFarland and Mary Rohan, Price* for Thur*day, Fri­ and Misses Anne E. O’Neil, Mary E. Donahue, and Loubelle Green. day and Saturday. Wa ra- Red letter days for the court calendar are Tuesday, April 7, *erve the right to limit the spring frolic at St. Joseph’s hall. Sixth and Galapago, at 8:30 quantitie*. None *oId to WAY with Mrs. Justine Hideman, GE. 0871, chairman; and Sunday, April deale/s. 16, from 2 to 5, the juniors’ annual tea for the baby annex at SL millER'S Joseph’s hospital at the Catherine Mullen Memorial home, 1895 SUPER mORKETS ' Franklin street /

T h u rid o y , April 5, 1951 Office, 9 3 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystnne 4205 PAGE SEVEN Participate in Fashion Show Minstrel Show To Be Staged for beauty down University Club the aisle (St. Thomas* University Club, Immediate Denver) Ths brid# wore wMfe A puppet minstrel show will be given at the meeting Wednesday Skinner iitln wHh Parking evening, April 11, at 8:15 in the ehsnfilly lice Knights of Columbus hall, Denver. it $49.95 . . . The performers are 12 children of the Sunday school class at Goat Ths brldssmaids, shssr Hill. They will be presented by vsivsrsy ovsr lilsci The convenience of immediate their Sunday instructor, Rosemary ims, ysilow, powdsr Dollaghan. blus, aqua or pink parking awaits our patrons and The children, ranging in age from 9 to 12, are Alma Fortina, tsffsfa. A gown! their friends at Horan’s. Our Mary and Jeannie Fortina, Louisa prietdl Montoya, Mary Montoya, Lydia it $351 Swazo, Louise Benial, Cecilia Val­ next door parking 4ot is large des, Odelia' Zigil, Martha Valdez, Benjamin Rubio, and Grace Rubio. enough to accommodate all who The puppets and the staging for the show were made by the chil­ come here and is paved for dren. The club meeting will pre­ cede the entertainment. Refresh­ greater convenien6e. ments ■will be served to the chil­ dren and to the club members. The fifth session of the study group on the encyclicals will meet Friday, April 6, at 8:15 p.m. in ALUMNAE MEMBERS and their chil­ (Sold, Mrs. Frank Gold, holding Mary Carol; Nancy the K. of C. home. Father Charles Celia, Mrs. Paul Celia, and Carolyn Celia. Standing dren took part in the fashion show at Lo- Jones will be moderator, Th group in front of Mrs. Celia are her other daughters, will continue its study of Humani retto Heights college March 31 when the Women’s Linda and Patty; Nancy Foehl, Mrs. Paul J. Foehl, Generis. The next session of the Compare Our Insurance Plan With club held its annual card party. Miss Lorraine^ and Marjory and Virginia Foehl. club will be held Friday, April 20, Magor, senior art major, arranged the show. Mrs. Galen Rowe, president of the Women’s in the Knights of Columbus home. 515 Sixteenth St. Any Other Offered Standing (left to rifht) in the picture are Cathy club, was the general chairman of the party. Next to the Poromosnt Prizes Are Announced Meeting Friday, April 6, Open Monday ’til 9 P, M, For Dominicans' Bazaar USO-NCCS Sadie Hawkins For Tabernacle Society The Tablernacle society will The first general meeting of the Dance Set for April 7 meet in the home of Mrs. James DR. JAMES P. Horan & Son Chapels workers for the Dominican Sisters’ Logan, 4605 Montview boule­ annual summer'bazaar, to be held GRAY KEystono 6297 KEystone 6 2 9 8 The USO - National Catholic Maroney, Agnes Mullane, Pat vard, Denver, on Friday, April July 12, 13, 14. and 15 on the Optometrist 1527 CIsvalorKi Place Loyola parish grounds, took place Community Service will begin an Scardina, Thereas Mazzula, Helen 6, at 2 o’clock. The Rev. Wil­ April 21 at the convent, 2501 Gay­ expansion progrram for service per- Mapelli, Margaret Ann Beal, Cath­ liam J. Mulcahy of Blessed Sac­ riSVAL CARE erine Kolander, and Katie Kolb. lord street, Denver, and was ''•“nel with a “ Sadie Hawkins’’ rament parish will be the guest EYES EXAMINED attended. Announcement was dance on Sa^irday, April 7, from Beginning with this dance, th^ fa­ UUJUMJhi speaker. VISUAL TRAINING made at the meeting of the 8:30 tb 11 p.m. in the USO-NCCS cilities of the USO-NCCS center will be available every Saturday items that will be displayed at this center, 1663 Grant street. Music Optometrist from 4 p.m. on. year’s bazaar. The main gift is a will be furnished by the Columbine Navy Mothers Planning On Sunday, April 8, a large 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1616 Calif. St. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1951 Hudson sedan. Another head­ Ramblers, star performers on the dance is planned to be held at the Games Party on April 12 Phone for Appointment ON SEVERAL MODELS OF NEW line prize will be all the latest re­ USO-NCCS variety show. Admis­ finements peculiar to the most sion is free. The arrangements Knights of Columbus ballroom, The VFW hall at 220 Broadway, TA. 8883 recent developments in food stor­ committee on special decorations, Grant street and 16th avenue, Denver, will be the scene of a ^51 FORD TRUCKS age and freezing techniques. A with Mrs. Berenice Adams in fi.'m 8:30 to 11 p.m. Music will games party sponsored by the be furnished by George Davis’ Rocky Mountain Na'vy Mothers’ BEST ALLOWANCE! BEST TERMS! BEST DEAL! 1951 Laundromat also will be of­ charge, is composed of the follow­ fered to some supporter of the ing junior hostesses: Miss Peggy Pages oi 'Music, well known to all club No. 462 on Thursday, April participants''u USO-NCCS events Dominican Sisters’ bazaar. Doyle, chairman; Misses Peggy 12, at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Arvillia Admission wih 1 free. Free trans­ Larson will be in charge of tickets. Free Parking portation will b : available for Those assisting her are Mmes. Lowry service men, «.nd busses may Elizabeth Swanson, Lillie Haubert, facilitiet for O’Moara Cedar Chest to Be Displayed be boarded at Service elubs No. 1 and Rosalie Basse. Refreshments cuttomer* aerott tha 1314«ACOMA ST. and 2 at 7 :30 p.m. At this dance will be served by Mrs. Amy Qualls atreat on Acoma b*. MAin 3111 the “ Girl of the Month’’ p.'ze, an and Mrs. Margaret McKenna. "T iJ ed ten n twoen 13th & 14th. At Meeting of Regis Club “ On Civic Center^* orchid, will be awarded to the jun­ ior hostess devoting the most houvo Bring TOUT heslth tronbles t« • The Regis high school Mothers’ sheets and pillow cases, sets of X to USO-NCCS functions during th Saddle Pants club of Denver will meet in the bath towels, and table linens. OR. LEO S. EHENBURG month o f March. Coffee and (Jeans) school on Thursday, April 12. An Mrs. Leo Scherer is chairman of doughnuts will be served by junior Chiropractor attractive cedar chest, filled with the cedar chest committee, and hostesses all Sunday afternoon in RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. many valuable and useful gifts, will be assisted by Mrs. R. B. Dil­ the USO-NCCS center, where 4346 W. 41ft Ave. will be on display at this meeting. lon and Mrs. L. W. Sullivan as lounge service, juke box dancing, (Si Carry 5,000 Mile Gnarantee flower pots would be appreciated ' reason is trying to present a Girls' age sizes— 2 thru 1( Factory TrmnM Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars Scottsbluff, in the presence of at this time by Mrs. Valens Jones, homelike appearance for the more than 100 guests, was wit­ chairman of the plant booth. service men. nessed by the Rev. Timothy P. TOM WALKER PIANOS For Quality - Comfort - Fit Representative of Kimball. Sohmer, Molony, pastor, assisted by the Hardman, Starr and Jease French Pianos Insist on the “Western Girl" Label GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. Very Rev. Monsignor Walter J. I C. G. Conn Connsonata Canavan, pastor of the Cathedral, 1st Dinner Meeting Set ' Electric Organ When Buying from Your Friendly Retailer 2770 No. Speer Blvd. GR. 3313 Fine Reconditioned Pianos Denver,, and brother-in-law of the 1345 8. BROADWAY ' SPmee 7384 bride’s sister, Mrs. J. J. Canavan of Denver. By Paramount Social Club SCEEJVriFlC The bride was given in marriage The first dinner meeting in eligible for membership in the WALL CLEANING by her father. Her sister, Mrs. Paramount club who wish to at­ J. J. Canavan, was her only at­ 1951 will be held by the mem­ They’re here... NOW! tend the dinner, may make tendant. The bridegroom’s at­ bers of the Catholic Paramount NO MUSSNO FUSS reservations by calling Mrs. tendant was J. J. Canavan. Ushers Social club at 8:45 Tuesday, Special Datarfent Used Gick at CH. 1055 not later than were Clarence F. Simon of Falls April 10, when a fried chicken Definitely Increases Paint Lifa City, Neb., brother-in-law of the dinner will be served in the Sunday night, April 8. Catholic Charities annex at HOMES bride; Delbert F. Hosier, brother ' Mrs. Lily Robinson will have SCHOOLS of the bridegroom; and E. V. 1665 Grant street, Denver. charge of the program, and en­ 10% CmilMUTED TO CNURCR OF OFFICES The Paramount club, a city­ tertainment for the evening will YOUl CHOICE IN YOUO NAME DUO- HOSPITALS Soderstrom, both of Denver. INC FEO.-HAICH CHUKCHES The youngest of the five daugh­ wide social organization for be dancing. The new record ters of Mr. and Mrs. Morrell, the Catholic men and women, single player, recently purchased by bride was graduated from Scotts­ or widowed, and 40 years of the club, will furnish the music. DENVER WALIMASTER CO. . bluff high school in 1942 and St. age or more, has voted to hold ^ 2068 SO. GALAPAGO ' PE. 9206 Mary college, Leavenworth, Kans., dinner meetings quarterly. Mrs. E. A. Bell to Fete in 1946. For approximately a year For this first quarterly meet­ she has been employed in Denver. ing, Mrs. Frances Kirkman and St. Vivian’s Circle Apr. 6 The bridegroom was graduated Mrs. Eva Gick are chairmen in from the Topeka, Kans., high charge of the dinner. Miss Miss Ethel Brady entertained school and is at present employed Madge Sinnett is chairman of the members of St. Vivian’s circle in the mailing department of the the table committee, and Mrs. at a bridge-luncheon in the Denver Denver Catholic Register. Follow­ Gick will take care of all reser­ Dry Goods tea room March 2. The The ing a wedding trip to Colorado vations. next meeting will be at the home Beloved religious stories come to life tcith Springs, the young couple will Members o f . the club and of Mrs. Earl A. Bell, 645 Monaco make their home in Denver. their friends, as well as all those parkway, Friday, April 6, at 12:30 VIEW MASTER W ill Benefit From-Silver Tea great 2 M new

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Nothing to turn on or off! Nothing to watchl Nothing to empty! No fuss, no muss, no bother! VATICAN STATE Birth of the Serior Pert I Nothing else like it I The sensational new ST. PETER’S BASILICA Birth of the SaTior Part II* Wise Men find Jesus Shelvador Refrigerators defrost themselves BUILDING & SWISS Jesus turns water into wine automatically in 2 to 10 minutes—so fast that GUARD Jesus answers the prayer of frozen foods don’t even begin to thaw! MUSEUM A GALLERIES a mother HOLY YEAR— 1950 Jesus Our Good Shepherd Come in and see all It beautiful ROME, ITALY The Prodifal Sen Part I VATICAN STATE The Prodigal Son Part II Sheivadors for 19511 3 fo r Bl.OO 35c ea. 50c ea. designs are coming from crosieyi MAIL AND PHONE ORDIRS HLLID THE PAa-SerriNG C«B0ft Shop Street Neor THIS IS A VIEW of part of the nursery from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Catherine Mullen Memorial fME home, 1895 Franklin street. The* special project this at St. Joseph’s baby annex, for which the year is to buy new mattresses for the cribs. A very o m e (^autp/nent (^ o . Junior Catholic Daughters of America are spon­ Ot»m SSm • » MU interesting program has been arranged by the 2511 East 34th Avt. Dl. 3317 soring a silver tea and shower Sunday, April 16, Juniors of the various troops. PAGE EIGHT Office, 9 3 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thuridoy, April 5, 1951 IFe Photograph Anything Anywhere Heights Players Set for 'Romeo and Juliet' The Mile-High Photo Co. Concert Given ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH + + + + + Anne Hoare and Ethel Buckley Please Patronize These Friendly Firms KODAK FINISHING will take the leading roles of Ro­ At Holy Family meo and Juliet when the drama 320-22 S«T«nteenth KEyiton* 6114 Danrar Yonder Moon, I Swear' department of Loretto j Heights 'By college, Denver, presents another OPEN m L mONlGHT EVERY NIGHT By Arlene Hahn Shakespearean production April 8 and 9. Under the direction o f Dr. (H olj Family High School, Earl Bach, the drama promises to HARRY'S TEXACO S lR V ia Al Bennett Denrer) be among the finest produced in HARBT FLBUING,'Praprl ' . ■" Miss Arlene Hahn gave a ma­ the campus Little Theater. James Tuim Hi rimtiM Pnliiti SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK Kenna is the technical director. rimba concert for the student body - J:- Likrlutla. (.1 WuHh TABOR 9222 Men's Clothing Dept. March 30. She has been playing Jeanne Johnson, who recently the marimba for a number of years gave a senior music recital, will and has studied at Northwestern take the part of Parts. Jeanne was Roge^s-Peet university, Evanston, 111. seen as Ada in Naughty Marietta, last fall. Grace Burke, Capulet in Society Brand Among her selections were tunes BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH from South Pacific, a medley of the play, gave a solo presentation of Seventeenth Summer a few ^coUdale South American music, and a weeks ago. Patronize These Friendly Firms make-believe journey through Eu­ rope, which Miss Hahn based on Helen Wildgen and Jane Cuth- Brayton bertson, who will give their senior a trip she made last summer on a speech recitals in May, have tte Holy Year pilgrimage. paija o f Benovlio and Friar Law­ ROSS VARIETY STORE Kearney Jewelry Sister Matthew Marie returned rence. Helen Barrack, who has early this week from the National NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR 6031 E. 22nd DE. 2901 THC tnnv CO. been so successful in character Catholic Educational association Hardware • Toy. 2ND FLOOR roles in the two Star Nights pro­ Fine Watch Repairing convention in Cleveland. The meet­ ductions, will enact the role of 2214-16 Kearney All Work Guaranteed ings were held from March 27 to Juliet’s nurse. DE. 4488 Jewelry for All Occasions 30. The theme was “ Human Rights Joann Flood and Joanne Wash- and Education,” and the delegates f > bur^ will have the parts of Mer- discussed the various aspects of KOH TOP MARKET PRICE cutio _ and Tybalt. Other Denver The firms listed here de­ LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Pa^ the question. ^rls in the play are .Dorothy Nev­ “ Vocations” was the topic of ille, Betty Murray, Mary Catherine serve to be rem embered JOHN F. BRUNO Brother Amedy of Mullen high Grace, Elain Tolvo, Mary Ellen school in an address before the sen­ when you are distributing Realtor ; sm . ■ Mulcahy, Pauline Armstrong, *107 E. 22nd AVE. AT KEARNEY ior boys April 4. ■/ - « Sheila Fitzpatrick, and Viola Cha­ your patronage in the dif­ The annual .pring dance .pon- vez. ferent lines of business. Call DE 4266 Anytime < lored by the tenior clai* will be (24 Hour Service) ’ «d lOMU f The firms listed here de­ Pick-up and Delivery medical care, rehabilitation Indulgence Pilgrimage, Sm m serve to be remembered plans, yourcontributionwill keep this'help always ready Carl Eiberger, a graduate Public Rosary Planned .ST. DOMINIC'S PARISH when you are distributing 4120 Tennyson of St. Joseph’s high school, for quick action—wherever Patronize These Friendly Merchants your patronage in the dif­ Denver, and a valedictorian of the By Cathedral Sodality G L.5084 the need is desperate! F A L B rS ferent lines of business. joint Catholic high schools’ gradua­ tion exercises in 1948, has again On Saturday, April 7, the,Den We aVe vary happy to bring a com­ been commended for a scholarship ver Cathedral sodality will hold Paints T- Hardware plete Variety Line to the people by Lawrence H. Baldinger, dean of a public recitation of the Rosary 32 Bdw’y PE. 2940 of this parish. D. S. GRIMES' SON the college of science of Notr^ following the 7:45 Mass. All par­ ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH Dame university. This honor comes ishioners are invited to join the GRAHAM'S FLORIST in recognition of Eiberger’s aver­ sodalists in fulfilling this request M L CARMEL PARISH Phone GL. 4T1T 3030 W. 32nd Avs. Patronize These Friendly Firms age of 95.62 per cent, which he of Our Lady of Fatima. Those par­ i 5 & 10c Store earned (luring the past semester ticipating in the Rosary are asked Patronize The$e Friendly Firnu Flowers for All Occasions at Notre Dame. ' to occupy the front pews on the 23rd Federal Street Why Pay Carfare? Eiberger is in the second half of r i^ t hand side of the center aisle. ► his junior semester and is rated The sodalists will also lead the ► EDDIE'S TEXACO W H I T T A ^ R i BOB & TED'S third in his class. He is a producer recitation of the 15 decades of the Our Every Day Price. LONDON MARKET ► Save You Money for WND, campus radio station; a Rosary at 11 a.m. and at 7 p.m. Red & White Grocery & Market ► SERVICE PHARMACY Prescriptions Carefully Filled vice president of the Notre Dame for the cause of peace. AND GROCERY FINE SELECTION Rocky Mountain club, and a mem­ On Sunday, April 8, the sodalists 08CAK TUNNELL. Prop. tGL. 9315 353( W. »th A ts.< HEATS. nSH. AND POULTRY Give How! “ The Friendly Store” ber of the staff of the Scholastic, will make the jubilee indulgence Quality Meat* and Groceriat t * Washing * Lubrication^ “One* Tried • • • Satisfied” Guido Shumake 'Drugs PHONES: HA. 5339, TA. 3841 t A Tirea M Auto Accessoriei Prescription Specialists the Notre Dame student news mag­ pilgrimage, beginning in S t Fhiloi 3IM WALNUT 1707 W. 38th a GR. 2773 GL 1073 38th a Clay azine. mena’s church at 2:80 p.m. h * Battery Servica W. 32iid and Perry GI. 2401 \ sim . -

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College Will Be Host Jesuit Giving Retreat at St. JAary's Mother's Day Fete Planned DRUGS...PRESCRIPTIONS (St. Ann*’* Parith, Arvada) and Mrs. Kenneth Klein, was bap­ Velerillary Supplies To Editor of 'America' 'The Altar and Rosary society tized by Father Forrest Allen with Courteout and Friendly Service Others from the senior class on Betty Jean Kafka; and freshmen (St. Mary’f Academy, Danvar) met April 3 id the hall. Plans for Kelly Klumker and Cleo Crossen The Rev. Robert C. Hartnett, the honor roll are Helen Crisman, — Carol Partsch, Mary Jo Ma­ The Rev. James L. McShane, a Mother’s day breakfast were dis­ aa sponsors. SJ., editor of America, will be a Barbara Dunn, Betty Geiger, Delia honey,' Adele Murry, and Mary S.J., from Sacred Heart parish, cussed. The hostesses were Mmes. uest at Reps collegre Friday and Mapelli, Marion Scherer, Connie Walsh. John Joseph, infant son of Mr. U alisif. d(L (bhiiu^ SJoiiL Denver, is conducting a retreat this Mary Brunner, E. DiVigil, and Joe aturday, April G ana 7. Father Smith, Janice Thompson, a n d Joan Vecchio and Mary Earley and Mrs. Robert Walsh, was bap­ f week for St. Mary's high school Collins. Hartnett will be passing through students. Sessions were held Mon- Marguerite Udry; juniors—Jeanne of the sophomore class took part tized by Father John Jolin, S.J., 2080 So. Colorado Blvd. RA. 5141 Denver on his way to Sacramento, day and Tuesday Barrett, Jo Bonomo, Mary Pat in the radio program sponsored by The sacristy workers for the witii James and Josephine Gerst- month of April are Mmes. Leo ner as sponsors. Joe Huppsrt, Prep, Calif. for the freshman Brennan, Jane Eyre, Shirley the junior Red Cross on Saturday, CIGARETTES $1.57 CARTON M«rab*r St. Loali Parish Father Hartnett, while in college, and soph om ore Kerns, Barbara Maltby, and Pat March 31. The topic of discuoilon Babcock, Emil Schneider, Jr.; and Calendor Cecil Weskamp, members of St. was taught by the Very Rev. classes and Paterson; sophomores — Joan was *‘Probl«ms of a High School A ^ l 6, Fir»i Friday — Com­ Anne’s circle. Raphael C. McCarthy, S.J., now Wednesday and Vecchio, Mary Ann Halloran, and Youth -of Today.” munion at 6:15, preceded by Con­ president of Regis college. Father Thursday for the The choir had a party April 4 fessions. Mass at 8; Confessions j^Carthy taught the America ed- seniors and jun- in the hall in honor of the or­ will be heard also before Mass. i?br during the period when he J ' Jiors. All ■will be Regis High Entrance Tests ganist, Miss Jacqueline Keller, No evening services. Nocturnal was teaching the scholastics at St. present for the who is leaving to be married, and adoration in Holy Ghost church T H i WAY TO Louis university between 1925 and final closing on also in honor of her sister-in-law, 12 to 1 a.m. 1936. * ■ Friday morning, Will Be Given oh April 14 Mrs. Nick Keller, Jr., a recent con- April 7, First Saturday— Com­ Make Your Dollars Pay! April 6, and will vert who has been with the choir munion at 6:16 preceded by Con­ Qualifying examinations tor entrance into Regis high school more than a year. invsri in REPU8LIC LOAN COMPANTS 4 % sing for the High next September will be administered to all interested students fessions. Mass at 8;' Confessions Mr. and Mrs. Berney Bequette TIhm Csriifieotn and rscsivs a full 4% iiv Betty' Coupe ’Mass in honor of Saturday, April 14, at 8:30 a.m., according to the Rev. Thomas K. before Mass. Reparation society and family left April 1 for Los will have all-day adoration. Serv­ fsrstt—eompevndsd Mmi-onnuolly. Yeer de^ the Sacred Heart. McKenney, S.J., principal of Regis high school. Alamos, N. Mex., where he took ices will be at 8:45 p.m. Confes­ tan work iierdstt at REPUBUC LOAN COM> The Smart Talk staff for 1951- The examinations, which will be given in the administration a job in the atomic plant. Mrs. sions, 4:30 to 6:30 and 7:30 to PANT. 1952 has just been chosen. Betty building of the school, will be based on general mental ability, Bequette has been an officer of Pakf-fs Capkaf end Surpin Coupe, ’52, daughter of Mr. and English, arithmetic, and spelling. All students desiring to attend 8:30. the Altar and Rosary society and April 8, Sunday— Masses at evsr $250,000.00. Mrs. T. A. Coupe, was elected edi­ the school are required to take this set of tests, and only those Mr. Bequette has set up the coffee 7:15, 8:45, and 11. Communion tor. Associate editors are Judy taking them on April 14 will be eligible for approximately 10 urns and made coffee the past for the men of the parish. Cate­ Ford, ’ 52, and Joan Vecchio, ’53. partial two-year scholarships to be awarded by the School. The REPUBLIC LOAN COMPANY Mary Earley, ’53, will act as busi­ three years for tiie annual din­ chism after the 8:45 Mass. scholarships will be given solely on the basis of these examinations. ners. Their son Gary was an altar April 10, Tuesday— St. Anne’s 1*41 ftavt Street • BIMVIR, COLO8A0O • CsteMIshea IMS ness manager. Reporters., include All eighth grade students in either public or parochial grade Mary Cervi, Mary Pat Brennan, boy. circle will meet at 8 o’clock in the schools are invited to take the examinations. Students unable to Sandra Jean, daughter of Mr. hall. Barbara Koning, Jane Eyre, Mary take the tests on the appointed day should call at Regia high echool Bazata, Betty Jean Kafka, to make necessary arrangements. Gretchen Geiger, Mary Conners, and Anita Shader. Artists are Jane Eyre, Joann Woehrmyer, and Rita Vigil. Athletes" Mothers Invited SECRETARIES The honor roll for the third Onopdo (pAeM niL Phjo0' quarter was announced this week. The senior class is led by Jo Ann Elliott; the juniors by Pat Wyers; To Dinner at St. John's THE CENTRAL’S the sophomores by Frances Muto; (St. John’s Parith, Denver) ^ O fU L d P iJuL J-iruLiL and the freshmen by Anita Mothers of all boys in the sixth, seventh, and eighth Schader. grades will be guests with their sons at St. John’s annual Engaged athletic dinner to be^ held Wednesday evening, April 11, Radio-Phonograph in St. John’s school liall. . Saving money The Central This year for the first time the members of St. John’s Men’s club John’s church Sunday after­ Combinations noon, April 8, at 4 o’clock. way is safe, easy and profit­ are putting on the dinner with mothers as guests. Formerly the These Holy Hours are intended as a spiritual assistance for the able. The folks in the special dinner was a project of the PTA information class program con­ with the fathers as guests. The JOE, JR. JOE savings department give you ducted in the parish. The new SPECIAL entire dinner will be prepared and series of talks on the Catholic fast, friendly, and personalized served by the men. A short entertainment is being religion began this week. They service. Your savings earn prepared by a special committee are held on Monday and Wednesday evenings at 8 V/2% interest on $100 or more, and the school’s athletic coach, Julius Carabello, will present ath­ o’clock in the eighth grade class­ room of the school. Father Jones without limit. And your sav­ letic awards to the members of the various teams. Monsignor John P. conducts t^e classes which are open to all Catholics and inter­ ings are now insured to Moran and Father Charles Jones ested non-Catholics. $10,000 by the Federal De­ will be special guests. Monthly Holy Hour The fifth grade children pre­ posit Insurance Corporation. sented a delightful Irish program The monthly Holy Hour for at ' St. John’s PTA meeting Top Value Console Visit The Central’s savings de­ conversion, will be held in St. March 25. partment soon...and often! The nominating cpmmittee com' To Be Delegate posed of the following members ■will present the new slate of o f fleers for next year at the April for today's small home or apartment meeting: Mrs. Frank Widger, t r a l'' iz e Mrs. Mary Mahoney an­ chairman; Mrs. P. C. Allen, and nounces the forthcoming Mrs. Robert Spalding. marriage of his daughter, Patricia Mrs. James Delataey, PTA pres­ ypiir banking ident, announces that the annual # to Lt. Walter Schmitz, son of Mrs Danford Greenwood of San Fran mother and daughter tea will be cisco. The marriage will take place Sunday, April 29 April 17 in the Catholic chapel at Monsignor Moran introduced THE CENTRAL Hickam field, Honolulu, T. H. Mrs. Brian Heddy, wife of the F or. the past five years the Denver British consul, who re­ BANK & TRUST COMPANY prospective bride has been cently returned from a three- stewardess of Western Air Lines month visit in Britain. Mrs. Heddy SENSATIONAL I5TN ANO ARAPAHOE STS^ DENVER, COLO. Miss Mahoney is

Telephone, KEystene4205 Thursday, April 5, 1951 PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLlt REGISTER r r r w O’Neil Sisters Directing At Meeting in St. Vincent's April 9 SOME WON'T ADMIT • St. Catherine's to Hold Fathers to Take even to themselves the possibility that their eyes may have Catholic Psychiatrist to Address PTA become defective. It is better to investigate the state of your Offices of PTA (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, shrines of Mexico. He described in St. Michael’s church, Clarks, •vision now and avoid the consequences in which neglect may Spring Frolic Apr. 12-13 Denver) in detail the Basilica of Our Lady Neb. Miss Hall is the daughter of • of Guadalupe, and the Shrine of Mrs. C. L. Hall of Central City, * r e s u lt. The PTA will hold its - (St. Catherine’* Parith, Denver) At Sf. Gajefan's Our Lady of the Sacred Heart. He Neb., and Mr. McDonald is the monthly meeting, in the school The Spring Frolic, under the direction of the O’Neil (St. Cajetan’s Parish, DenTer) stressed the wonderful devotion of son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McIV>n- sisters, will be held Thursday and Friday, April 12 and ' St. Cajetan’s PTA will meet hall on Monday evening, April the Mexican people to Our Lady. ald, 1342 S. Elizabeth street. Mr. SWIGERT BROS. 13, at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Tuesday, April 10, at 7:30 p.m. 9, at 8 o’clock. Dr. Lewis He told of saying.. Mass at the McDonald received his B.S. degree Basilica of Guadalupe on her feast from Creighton university in Jan­ Nun to Address PTA in the school hall, at which' time Barbato, professor of public 1550 California Optometrists KEyttone 7651 i Her subject will be “ Superstition the fathers will assume temporary health at the University of Den­ day, at which time there were 500,- uary. The young couple are at The PTA meeting will be held in China.” offices. Named to replace regular ver, will be the guest speaker. Dr. 000 people massed around the home at 701 Adams street, Den^ Better Fijion Goad Service f Monday, April 9, at 3:15 p.m. in Mrs., Horace Andersen, PTA board members for this meeting Barbato is a prominent Catholic church endeavoring to take part ver. a At Right Pricei the school auditorium. There will president, wishes to inform the are Charlej Lucero, chairman; psychiatrist. The PTA extends a in the devotion to the Blessed Vir­ Furman Bischofberger is re­ for Every Age be a council meeting at 2:46. Sis­ members that the meeting dsy has gin.- GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED Toby de Leon, Eugene de Leon, cordial invitation to the entire cuperating at St. Luke’s hospitaD ter Nerinx Marie of St. Mary’s been changed to Monday for this and Gus and Willie Garcia. parish to hear his talk. Card Benefit Slated He suffered six^bfoken ribs and academy will be the guest speaker. month .only. ' ^ ^ A. ^ ^ ^ Friday evenipg devotions have Altar Society Sponsors The Altar and Rosary society severe shock in an auto accident ______a...... 250 on Pilgrimage > been resumed at 7:30 o’clock. will hold its annual spring card on March 29 at Dakota and South IJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiui Membership Drive The Holy Year pilgrimage spon­ Choir rehearsals are held on Tues­ party at 8 p.m. Saturday, April Vine streets. sored by the Altar and Rosary so­ days, and on Sunday evenings ■ The Altar and Rosary society 7, in ,St. Francis de Sales' high St. Vincent’s Young People's fiscjuisMant in. fiaxjL ciety was attended by approxi­ Rosary, Benediction, and a sermon held its monthly meeting in the school hall. A few tables are yet club will meet Wednesday evening, I THEODORE I mately 250 parishioners April 1. are scheduled at 7 :30. Games school hall on April 2 following available and those desiring to April 11. The business of this The prayers for the pilgrimage parties will be held immediately the recitation of the Rosary. The FRANK CORDELL, 57, of 781 18th mother of four children. The Rosary will procure tickets should call Mrs. meeting will concern arrange­ street. Son of Elizabeth Cordell, St. be recited in the Boulevard mortuary were led by the Rev. Herbert Bani- after Sunday services in the church president, Mrs. Joseph Maginn, Louis Sullivan, ticket chairman, ments for a picnic planned for Paul, Minn.; brother of' Michael Cor­ chapel Friday evening, April 6, at 7 :30. gan. basement. Ben Benavides is in presided. The society is sponsor­ at RA. 0793. Sunday, April 15. It is hoped that dell, Lusk, W yo.; and Albert N. C or^ll, Requiem High Mass will be celebrated At the meeting of the Altar and charge, with F. Gallegos, F. de ing a drive for perpetual member­ IHACKETHALI St. John the Evangelist’s church Mrs. Edward Hegge, ways and many will attend this meeting so Minneapolis, Minn. Requiem Mans was Rosary society March 27, Mrs. Va- Leon, Robert Taylor, Mrs. Cles- ships, the cost of which is $15 celebrated in Holy Ghost church April Saturday piorning. April 7, at 10 o’clock. means chairman, has appointed the that adequate preparations can be lens Jones, president, thanked the tina Gallegos, and Gus Garcia as­ 4. Interment Mt. Olivet. Horan mortu- Boulevard mortuary. per person, or $25 for husband following to assist on preparations made. The usual social will follow W ILLIAM H. WARD. 72. of 5723 following members who assisted sisting. , I MORTUARY | and wife. Dues received from for the party: Refreshments, Mrs. the discussion. *^HARRIET ROSE XilLES, 64. o f 1117 Saulsbury street, Arvada. Husband of with the Easter cleaning and deco­ The'sepond grade class received these memberships will be used to E. 14th avenue. Sister o f Joseph Margaret Ward, Arvada; father of Mary rating: Mmes. Horace Andersen, George Lehman; table and door I 1449-51 Kalamath St. | Quermbach and Katharine Rohlas of Lucille Survis, Beloit, Wis.; Helen First Holy Communion April 1. purchase a statue of Our Lady of Burger of Denver, Kathryn Dewces of Foster Bruno, Paul Bruno, A. H. prizes, Mrs. Charles Rausch and Denver, and Fred Wilson of Salt Lake Miss Irene Vigil, daughter of Perpetual Help for the new church. Mrs._ George Bader; serving and City; mother of Geraldine E. M cElroy; Independence, Mo.; and John* Ward, Clifford, Henry De Salvo, R. Do­ Mr. and Mrs. Elias Vigil of this A letter was re..d from Miss g Phone MAin 4006 g grandmother of Mrs. Shirley Kronen- U.S.N.; brother-in-law o f Mrs. Opal preliminary preparations, Mmes. Rosaries Bumgarner, Miss Mazie Dolphin, and ver, Russell Dispense, J. J. Feely, parish, was married to Dan Silva. Ann Birmingham requesting that berger, and Joe and Jerry McElroy; A. Foley, Joe Gust, Henry Jac­ Henry Bettinger, Charles Minor, and great-grandmother of Diane Kronen- John K. Dolphin, all of Denver; sur- All returns for tickets and re- old gold and silver articles be Louis Sullivan, W. F, Angerer, berger. Requiem Mass was celebrated vived also by six grandchildren| Re­ ques, Ann Limberg, M. Morfeld, ports of the Easter ball should be saved for the Tabernacle society. quiem Mass will be celebrated in Ryan, Donald Amen, George Rdchford, Diamonds Watches April 2 in St. Mary's church, Littleton. Galen Rowe, Ray Slattery, L. C. before Sunday, April 8. The They are used in the replating of Interment Mt. Olivet. Horan mortuary. la. Boulevard mortuary. George Lehman, Charles Rausch, ANNIE FALLON, 86. of 1012 Gala- ROY T. DAVISSON of 4664 Decatur. Stephens, R. W. Stewart, J. J. Sul- Friday breakfast will be the sacred altar vessels. Mrs. Ma­ HARTFORD-AICORN Husband of Mabel Davisson; father of livan, and F. Welsh, and Miss Jen Leo McGrath, George Bader, Mar­ pago. Mother of J. T. Fallon, Sr.; served by the PTA room mothers ginn will appoint a committee to tin Bonnarens, and John De Grood. grandmother of Patricia Ann Fallon Frank Qavisson, Mrs. Lelia Bennett, nie Connell. be in charge of the old gold and MORTEARY' and Mrs. Raymond Melton, Denver, and and Mrs. Maxine Pagliosotti of Denver, in the church dining hall after the Many special gifts will be given Mrs. Joseph Hamilton, assisted silver collection. SUNDMAN’S Family Group Insurance J. T. Fallon, Jr., of Albuquerque, and Roy Michael Davisson of Downey, Mass April 6. The Sacred Heart away. N. M ex.; survived also by five great­ Calif.; brother of Mrs. Lelia Mackintosh by Mrs. A. Lilly, arranged the ar­ society will receive Communion Father William Gallagher of Watchmakers and R A . 0 3 2 5 grandchildren. Requiem High Mass was of Denver; survived also by 10 grand­ tistic floral decorations on the in the 8:15 Mass. Holy Ghost church spoke on the Miss Bonnie Jean Halkand Wil­ celebrated March 31 in St. Leo's children. The Rosary ie being recited altars. Mrs. P. J. Doherty and Mrs. liam P. McDonald were married Alameda at Logan church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Thursday, A^ril 5, at 7:30 p.m. in the Jewelers moAuary. Boulevard mortuary chapel. Reqyiem F. Sarno cared for the vigil lights. Jan. 27 before the Rev. Frank CHARLES PAUL HASZIER. 87, of High Mass will be celebrated Friday, The Rev. Robert Syrianey Kannaby prior to a Nuptial Mass 59 South Broadway 1360 W. Byers place. Husband of Jo­ April 6, at 9 o’clock in St. Catherine’s spoke to the members about Memorial Mass Is Sung sephine R.; father of Andrew S.; brother church, ^ulevard mortuary. LEGAL NOTICE of Edwarcl Haszier of Lafayette and MARGARET E. BROWN, 83, of 4563 many interesting new features Office of the Thomas Haszier of Louisville; survived Meade. Mother of Spencer T. and Roy that will be incorporated in the TREASURER also by three grandcbi^ren. Requiem H. Brown, both of Denver, and Char- new church. In Derby for War Veteran City end County of Denver High Mass was celebrated April 4 in line Thompson of Pueblo; survived also Refreshments were served by . Municipal Buildins St. Rose of Lima’s church. Interment by six grandchildren. Requiem High (St. Catherine’s Parish, Derby) in the school bus to the mountains, Denver* Colorado . Mmes. Joseph Hamilton, A. Lilly, No.. 0-264 ’ Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. Mass was celebrated in St. Catherine’s • A Memorial High Mass was where they enjoyed a picnic. The EUGENE D. NORTON, 61, late of church March 31. Interment Mt. Olivet. Joseph Kearney, and Rene La NOTICE OF PURCHASE OP REAL ES- sung Sunday, April 1, at 9 o’clock club ' membership has rapidly TATE AT TAX SALE AND OF APPLI- T tlaH ion, . 1244 Lafayette. Husband of Inez Nor­ Olinger mortuary. Bate. ton. Mass and interment Superior, ANDRES FLORES, 59, of 3921 W al­ for Gilbert Jack Romero, who was grown and is getting new members CTION FOR ISSUANCE OF TREAS- The altars are being cared for URER’S DEED / Picture Frame Shop Wis. Boulevard mortuary. nut street. Husband of Augustina killed in action in Korea. The all the time. DONALD JOSEPH MONARCHI, 1, of Flores; father of Sam and Alfred during April by Mmes. J. L. Dick­ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and 713 Grant St. MAin 4438 8939 Quay street, Wheat Ridge. Son of Flores; survived also by three etep- American Region members at­ The Forty Hours’ devotion will more eepecially to John Parsona. Carrie W. erson, Joseph Hamilton, A. Lilly, Parsons, John Lonergan. Keppel Brierly. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Monarch! daugbters and two stepsons. Requiem tended the services. Taps were open this Friday with High Mass Mass was celebrated in St. Cajetan’ s and J. J. Sullivan. Yoif and each of you are hereby notifi^ Fine Prints brother of David, Theresa, and Laura blown before and after Mass. at 8 o’clock. The guest speakers that on the 18th day of November.^ 1937, church April 2. Interment Mt. Olivet. Mrs. Agnes Mayeau became a Monarchi. Mass of the Angels was cele­ The Catholic Youth cMlb went on will be Father Richard Hiestej, the Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officio Treas­ ' Custom Framing brated April 2 in Sts. Peter and Paul’s WILLIAM J. COAKLEY, 67. of 710 perpetual member of the society an Easter outing April 8. Father Father John Giambastiani, O.S.M., urer of the City and County of Denver and /* Velvet and French Mots^ church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boule­ Kalamath street. Brother of Joseph C. this week. State of Colorado, sold at public sale to vard mortuary. and Robert E. Coakley of California. Paul Theado, O.S.M., drove them and Father James Moynihan. W. F. Kelty, assifrnor of John Lonergan f* Oval Frames HELEN WIENECKE TORPEY, S3, of Requiem Mass Is being celebrated in Additional patrons for the St. New officers of the Altar and and Keppel Brierly, the applicant, who Casper, Wyo. Wife of John J. Torpey and St. Joseph’s church Thursday, April 5, I* Metal Photo Frames Patrick’s card party were Mmes. Rosary society were installed April has made demand for a Treasurer’s Deed, at 9 o’clock. George P. Hacketbal, di­ the following described real estate, situate rector. , M. Covlllo, D. De Andrea, and N. 1 after the 7 o’clock Mass. They Always Plenty of Marine. former St. Thomas' in the City and County of Denver and State TREVINO Mon II men ts LLOYD L. MARTINEZ. 47. of 3320 were Rose Appelhaus, president; of Colorado, to-wit: Lots Twenty-One (21) Forking Spies We have erected many beauti- Lawrence street. Brother of Betty Baptized April 1 were Mario and Twenty-Two (22), in Block Two Hun­ Labansat, Inglewood, Calif., and Lucy Marie Schwieder, vice president; fdl monument, in Mt. Olivet John, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. dred Fifteen (215). Capitol Avenue Sub­ Bustus, Oakland, Calif.; nephew of Prof W ill Resign June Chadwick, secretary; and division : that said tax sale was made to Mortuary Cemetery. David Martinez and Ramoncita Arehu- William Conner, with Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Reinert, treasurer. satisfy the delinquent General taxes as­ leta. Denver; and Laura Abeyta, Las Frdnk Ciancio as sponsors; Pamela The Rev. Alexander P. Schorsch, Outgoing officers were Rose sessed against saifl real estate for the year Vegas, N. Mex. Requiem Mass was C.M., Ph.D., who taught at St. 1986; that said real estate was taxed in , Attention • Brides To B e. PHONE PE. 0013 A. T. THOMSON celebrated in Sacred Heart church April Christine, infant daughter of Mr. Doty, president; Josephine Gronde, the name of John Parsons and Carrie W. and Mrs. Robert Eckart, with Mr. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, for- a Alameda at Lofan 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 4. Interment Mt. Olivet. Capitol mor­ vice president; Helen Girioux sec­ Parsons: that the statutory period of re­ ' Nothing will “ dress’ up” the ' tuary. * and Mrs. 'Ben Pisciotta as spon­ time after his ordination in f906, retary: and Cecelia Campbell demption expired November 18th, 1940: ^ Church more for your wedding , DELORES MARIA VALDEZ, five will resign in August after 24 years that the same has not been redeemed: that sors; Mary Anne, infant daughter treasurer. than one of Wagner’s White months, of 1527 E. 38rd avenue. as dean of the graduate school of said property may be redeemed at any time Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Val­ of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lehnerz, before a Tax Deed is issued; that a Tax ' Aisle Cloth Runners, laid down ' De Paul university, Chicago. Fa­ dez; sister of Jose, Raihofi, Jr.; Juan, with Raymond O’Hayre and Mrs. Deed will be issued to the said John Loner- , the aisle fof the Bridal Party Ricardo, Alicia, Gloria, and Rosa. Serv­ Mary O’Hayre as sponsors; Bar­ ther Schorsch also taught at the St. Red Cross Merit Award gan and Keppel Brierly, lawful bolder of ices were conducted in St. Cajetan’ s Louis Preparatory seminary and said certificate, on the 20th day of July to walk on, from the door to church April 2 by the Rev. Bartholome bara Mary, infant daughter of at 12 o’clock noon, 1951, unless the same ' the altar. Nadal, C.R. Interment Mt. Olivet. Tre­ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lopazi, with at St Mary’s seminary, Perryville, Goes to Harold A. Kiley has been redeemed before 12 o’clock noon vino mortuary. • Mr. and Mrs. Tony Pisto as spon­ Mo„ before- he joined the De Paul of said date. We also Furnish Polished surfaces resist mois­ WITNESS my hand and seal this 19th ture and stains. You will ROBERT L. HANSEN, 8. of 1024 sors; staff in 1920 on the'faculty of the An award of merit was pre* Sidewalk Canopies Elmira street, Aurora. Son of Mr. and sented by the Denver chapter of day of March, 1951. find pleasing proportions in Mrs. Clayton H. Hansen; brother of Ronald Howard, infant son of college of liberal arts and sciences. (Seal) , Available only through your men , modern designs, infinite care Elaine, Betty, Carol, Charles, and W il­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lyells, with He was named dean of De Paul’s the American Red Cross to Har­ A. S. BRODHEAD. local florist, at reasonable cost, liam. Mass of the, Angels was cele­ old A. Kiley, prominent local ad­ Manager of Revenue. in carving and finishing, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller as graduate school in 1927. By A. S. Brodhead. brated April 2 in St. Therese’ s church. vertising man, in recognition of GARL A. WAGNER MF6. GO., making a Rainbow Gran­ Aurora. Interment Mt. OHvet, sponsors; Shirley Ann, infant Father Schorsch will be suc­ First Publication March 22nd, 1951 Last Publication April 6tb, 1951 ite Monument a worthy BENJAMIN F. KILLAM, 6708 Sauls- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward ceeded by the Rev. Joseph G. meritorious service in the 1951 Red legacy. bury. Husband of Nettie Killam; father E. O’Conner, Jr., with Edward E. Phoneix, C.M., Ph.D., dean of De Cross Fund drive. Mr. Kiley is a of James B. Killam. Dallas, Tex.: and member of St. Francis de Sales’ You are always welcome tp grandfather of Mother Virginia Marie, O’ Conner, Sr., and Anne Marie Paul’s downtown college of liberal stop in and look whether or Havana, Cuba. Requiem High Mass is O’Conner as sponsors; Daniel arts and sciences since 1948. Fa­ parish, Denver, where he is active being celebrated Thursday, April 6, at Craig, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. ther Phoenix will be succeeded by in' parochial activities. not you intend to buy. We 8 o’clock in the Shrine o f St. Anne, Ar-. welcome value comparisons: vada; Robert E. Smith, with Mr. and the Rev. William T. Powers, C.M., Mrs. Robert Lathrop as sponsors; Ph.D., chairman of the department EDWARD E. GALLAGHER, JR. Tollefson Furniture and Stephen Paul, infant son of of biology, whose post will be taken JERRY RREEN Edward E. Gallagher, Jr., manager of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vecchiarelli, by the Rev. Robert Cortelyou, 2749 SOUTH BROADWAY JACQUES BROTHERS a Burlington drug store, died April 1 of with Mr. and Mrs. John De Frange C.M., Ph.D., assistant professot of a heart attack. Requiem Mass is being Florist ^ SEE TOLLEFSON for o wide selection of Quolify Bedroom Since 1902 Monuments of Distinction celebrated Thursday, April 6, at 10 as sponsors. biology. 28 E. 6 t h Ave. Just off Broadway on 6th Ave. AL* 2019 o'clock in the Cathedral. 1004 15th St. Suites (Modern and Conventional). Mr. Gallagher was born in Madison, Ind., 51 years ago, coming to Denver Music by Jolly Corks MAin 2279 when he was six years old. For 40 years his father owned and operated a drug NEW FURNITURE FOR LESS store at 11th avenue and Broadway, and his aon, closely associated with Christ, King Men's Club the store, became a registered pharma­ Call a OPEN EVENINGS—7:30-S P.M. SU. 1-1441 Monuments & Markers cist Severs^ years after his father’s death, the drug store was sold. Mr. Gallagher had gone to Burling­ We carry a complete line of grave blankets, ton three months ago to manage the drug To Hold Athletic Benefit i\E CAB 'W W WW ' store because of the illness of the MAin 7171 crosses, wreaths, marble statues and vases. owner. He is survived by his mother, (Christ the King Pariah, Denver) Mrs. Harriet C, Gallagher, 1019 Lin­ Prompt CoDrtwai Serric* CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL CHEAPER RATES f SHOPPING ; You will be surprised when you see our prices. coln street. The Men’s club of Christ the King parish is sponsoring an evening of'-fun and entertainment for the entire parish 2-WAY RADIO ► CLEAN NEW CABS ► Stop — Shop and Save MRS. NORA DEZZUTTI Wednesday, April 11, at 8 o’clock in. the school hall. ReQuiem Mass was celebrated April ► Classified Ads 4 in St. Eliaabeth's church for Mrs. For the second time the Jolly Corks will provide enter- Lettering and Cleaning Done at Cemetery Nora Dezzutti, 38, of 129 W. Dakota ► It will paj you to read ALL of the followtof adTertifemente. avenue. Interment was in Mt. Olivet. ;ainment and music for dancing. Refreshments will be Mrs. Dezautti was born in Sargent, served and various awards are to ARvada ARvada Neb., and came fo Denver 16 years ago. Charles Elliott, leaders of Brovmie Norman's Memorials be made. Admission for adults is WANTED FOR RENT She married Ernest Deaautti in St. 50 cents and for children 25 cents. troop 386, were hostesses Aprils 3 1231-J 7769 W. 44lh on Way to Mt. Olivet 1231-J Elizabeth's church. to the newly formed Neighborhood Small acreage or roomy bomeaite near She is survived by her husband; a Proceeds will be used by the Men’s church, prefer rural. Pleaae write location 2 bodroomi, unfumiahed apartment. 5201 daughter. Kay Deaautti; a" aon, Duane, club. club to assist in the school’s ath­ and description to Box V. W. 4tth. stationed with the coast guard at N. St. Thomas More’s circle en­ Wildwood, N. J .; her mother, Mrs. letic program, which will benefit every child attending Christ the joyed the hospitality of Mrs. Wil­ TREES REMOVED- - SPR>TED — POSITION WANTED Abbie Morgan; two brothers, Russell liam Ottenstein at a canasta TRIMMED by licensed, insured, experienced Morgan of Denver and Rudy, stationed King school. ' men. Heavy power equipment for any size Poeition aa booeekeeper for a prlaat. in Germany; and two sisters, Mrs. luncheon in her home March 29. This athletic project is a major job. Fertilizers of all kinds. -Call MILE GR. 4217. Bessie Jenkins. Japan; and Mrs. Betty Mrs. Ansel Smith had as her HI FORESTRY TREE SERVICE. AC 66^4, Fox, Sidney, la. undertaking, for it is necessary to guests at a bridge luncheon in her start it from scratch. Uniforms and CARPENTER WORK FRANK GRABOSKI home Friday, March 30, the mem­ all athletic equipment have to be bers of St. Jude’s circle. WANTED TO RENT Requiem Mass is being celebrated purchased. Parishioners are urged FIRST class cabinet making. Carpenter April 5 at 10 o ’clock in St. Joseph's Mary Immaculate circle was en­ 715 1M6 Sontb Gaylord S t attention of dinger's Catholic Funeral Services are being held given by the Rev. Kenneth Funk Thursday from 4:30 to 5:30 and Want inactive partner man or F O R SALE in St. Leander’s church, Pueblo, on Monday evening April 2, at from 7 :30 to 9 p.m. Friday morning, April 6, for 8 o’clock. These classes will be woman $2,000.00. Hava new de­ On Sunday, April 8, families in Itaff—the largest Catholic staff of State Senator Curtis P, Ritchie, conducted on A^onday and vice tfaable every automobile Wednesday evenings at 8 o’clock the I-G group will receive Holy meetfaif wide demand. Return who died in St. Mary’s hospital. Communion in family units. FREE APPRAISALS Pueblo, April 4, after a long and will* continue for about 10 CLEANED ahould exceed 100%. P. O. Box any mortuary in Colorado. Baptized on Sunday, April 1, by 1620N, Denver, Colorado. Call u* for quick action in aaU illness. Bishop Joseph C. 'Willging weeks. Catholics are urged to of your property. plans to be present for the attend and to bring their non- Father Funk was Patricia Ann Bertram, daughter of Mr. and at Littinx with ne it YOUH aaearaac* Requiem Mass. ■Catholic friend*. of prompt, eoartooni handlinc of roer Mrs. Kerwin John Bertram, Pa­ Senator Ritchie was esteemed by Mrs. Ed Ronnau and Mrs. real eatat* prbbicmi. tricia, who was born March 7, had WANTED: If ron want to boy w* will Bnd what both political parties as one of r*a want in onr wMo rariotr of llatinga. Colorado’s most colorful and elo­ Movie Arouses Germans for her sponsors Edward and GIGANTIC Saerlatan at large city Church. quent legislators. Maxine Madden. Good wage* and meal*. Write, Wilson & Wilson, Realty Also baptized ’ by Father Funk He was bom. Nov. 24, 1899,. in Munich. — Disturbances created The Regiater, P. 0. Box 1620. Members of St. Louis Pariah Cairo, 111., and attended Notre was Patricia McCann, born March t i l l S. Broadway 8U. 1-MTl by the showing of a motion picture 17, 1951, the daughter of Mr. and Dapt. SW or Call KE. 4205. 0 {>en aveninca till B Dame university, where he played widely criticized because of its ob­ Cleaners and Lajundry mORTURRIES on the famed Fighting Irish foot Mrs. John E. McGann of 1336 ball squad. jectionable subject matter has Glencoe. Her sponsors were Gerard 16lk-et (euldar * Sp**r at Sharmoa Senator Ritchie first was stricken resulted in the formation of Cullen and Josephine Sheehan, by M A .6101 in 1947. A short time later he Legion of Decency patterned after proxy. Obstqq.-J-sdhujA, was hospitalized and thereafter re the U. S. society. The group is William J. Dee and Joyce E. Colfax of Magnolia (ander construction) mained slightly handicapped. sponsored by the local Catholic Ac­ Schwalb were sponsors for Susan 10% Discount PRINTING COMPANY tion organization. Its members, Ann Kerr, daughter of Mr. and He is survived by his wife, Elsie 1454 WeltOB (Rear) Russ Ritchie; and two brothers, whose battlecry is “ Without me,” Mrs. David R. Kerr of 5200 E. On Cash and Carry iVoM Serving Ntarljf Half of Denver’s F amilies Ray of Los Angeles, and .Frank of pledge themselves to avoid movies 13th avenue, when she was bap- J KEyatona 4054 Fort Morgan. or bmki found objectionable. itized by Father Funk on April 1.

4 Thursday, April 5, 1951 Office, 9 3 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Strange But True Carey McWilliams We Have Our Was Listed As (JhqidJbJujcdL 'Marching Orders' By Jim Kelly Frequent Front Member IF ANY MAN IN THE WORLD today has endeared himself to wage and salary earners, it By Monsignor Matthew Smith CAREY McWILLIAMS, “ writer of works 'Freedom From Ecclesiastical Domination' is our present Holy Father. Despite other cares dealing with racial and minority problems,” and that stagger the imagination, and though he is a By Paul H. Hallett cepts of Freedom,” proposes that freedom is an crucial figure in an era of compounded inter­ a contributing editor to the Nation, New York, A GOOD START toward ah education, which unstable concept: What is the tyranny in one national tragedies, Pius XII has throughout his since 1945, will be one of the featured speakers it is the professed aim of the D.U. Social Sci­ age may he the liberty of the next. If tJiat is so, reign given proof of his unlimited concern for at the University of Colorado, Boulder, during its ence Foundation to impart, would.be for a person why bother about studying the philosophy of solving the problems of workingmen ever^here. annual United Nations week, April 9-14. to look through the leaflets it is distributing for freedom at all? Why not accept the Comintern’s Chief among his accomplishments in this The Committee on un-American Activities of the purposes of adult education, check in sources view that liberty is what is determined from day direction are the occasions when the Pope has the U. S. House of Representatives, in a pamphlet of scholarship the omissions, the half-truths, and to day by the Politbureau according to the needs enunciated principles laid down by two tre­ named Review of the Scientific and Cultural the egpregious errors to be found in them, and of the class struggle? mendous predecessors on the Throne of Peter— Conference for World Peace, mentioned Carey then formulate the consistent philosophy that the Among the heroes and heroines of freedom the guideposts to economic reform and social McWilliams as a frequent Front member. It re­ writer of this material lacks. panegyrized in the pamphlet of that name are justice in the encyclicals Rerum' Novarum, by marked of the conference dealt with in the Take Study Guide No. 5, in the pamphlet, characters as varied as Judas Maccabeus, Martin Leo XIII, and Quadragesimo Anno, by Pius XI. pamphlet that it was “ a supermobilization of the “ Heroes of Freedom.” Nowhere is there any ex­ Luther, Gandhi, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, Jane Just such an occasion was His Holiness’ recent inveterate wheelhorses and supporters of the planation of what freedom means. Indeed, the Adams, Rousseau, and Milton. Some of the free­ radio address to the workers and employers of Communist party and its auxiliary organizations,” writer elsewhere, in his essay, “ Changing Con- doms they are said to have defended are not Spain, and many believe that talk achieved a 4 ^ and said that “ it was in a sense a glorified freedoms at all, but economic satisfactions or peak of clarity in setting forth the causes of pyramid club, pyramiding into one inflated front habits of mind (“ freedom” from want, “ freedom” economic evils and the Church’s plan for eliminat­ the names which had time and again been used Now They Argue from race prejudice). Not only does the writer ing them. For the Pontiff in that short space o f by the Communists as decoys for the entrapment have no clear philosophy; he is jiot always careful time 1) bared the heart of man’s greatest social of innocents.” Whether God Is about plain historical data. In his treatment of misery, unjust distribution of wealth; and 2) On page 18, the pamphlet gives the name By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen Sun Yat-sen he writes: “ He went among his pointed out the only answer that does not violate Carey McWilliams in a list of eight persons who, IN THE GOLDEN DAYS when most of the countrymen and tried to rouse them from their but actually strengthens the basic right of private it says, “ have been affiliated with from 41 to 50 civilized'world was blessed with Christian faith, thousand years of lethargic obedience to the property — just pay and greater partnership Communist Front organizations.” Many other it would have been stimulating to listen to the Manchus.” The Manchus came to power in between worker and employer. names are gpven in the pamphlet, April 19, 1949. theological discussions given impetus -by the China in 1644. We mention this, in itself, trivial BUT THE HOLY FATHER gave his audience SUNDAY, FEB. 11, 1951, Lawrence Martin process of development of doctrine. ActiAlly, the point, not to cavil, but to suggest to those who in Spain more than a plan of attack against reviewed Witch Hunt, a book written by Carey principles of faith and morals can suffer no es- may be S3raipathetic to the ideas of this project social injustices of the day. Right though the >"€f that a writer who is careless about positive facts WMENAMOHK, 0«ES »N McWilliams, and in the course of the article said sentiaL change; for their truth, mirroring the encyclicals may be, he indicated, it is not enough in the Denver Post: Divine Essence, is as permanent as heaven. But is not likely to think straight. simply to announce principles and describe their ATRAPPIST MOtiASTEfty^-^ Any sensible person must agree with Mc­ evolving conditions of-human life demand con­ LUTHER IS EULOGIZED as the hero of application to the evils at hand. There is a point ms'tRAomoNAi.To Jr Williams that loyalty cannot be created or in­ stant reapplication of old truths to new situa­ “ freedom from ecclesiastical domination.” It is beyond which Christ’s ’Vicar cannot go. The sured, nor can disloyalty be prevented or weeded tions, and in this consists the development of obvious that Luther’s rebellion emasculated the Church alone, he said, cannot solve the social COMTIMUE TO SET HIS _ |.iS _ out through the techniques of the Spanish In­ doctrine. power of the Church as the dominant factor in question. “ She needs the collaboration of the quisition or its modem refinements. But only intellectual, economic, and technical forces of the PLACE AT TABLE ’■** r!r li!!: The philosophers, all Catholic, of the mis­ European civilization. But what advantage, in those with the particular bias that McWilliams named “ Dark Ages” are often criticized because itself, accrues from the freedom to disobey a public powers.” TbR A TIME brings to most of his prolific writings will agree they occasionally applied their reasoning to mi­ spiritual authority that is higher than the State? Precisely in that statement has^ Pius XII with him when he says, in this: nute points that scarcely seemed worth the intel­ The history of. Lutheranism is a sufficient an­ touched on a major obstacle to carrying out the “ Even if it be assumed that a majority of lectual trouble. The absurd argument about the, swer. Only last October a Tnotion to disestablish Catholic program of economic and social reform. K Communists are disloyal or that the party itself number of angels capable of ensconcing them­ the Lutheran Church in Sweden was voted down For collaboration is a two-way process. If the is a disloyal conspiracy, it does not follow that selves on the head of a pin is an example. For all by^both houses of Parliament by a majority of Church would secure help in "her assault on in­ all Communists carry the taint of presumptive their minutiae, however, the Scholastics wielded 5-1. No one has said that the Lutheran Church justices in the world, she must go out and get it disloyalty. Theoretically, it is altogether possible their sound logic wfth a mighty impact on world controls Sweden, but it is too obvious that the — collaborate with the prospective collaborators, The Denver Catholic Register for a person to join the Communist party and to thought, because that logic was born of Aristotle, Swedish State controls the Lutheran sect under as it were. And that means making use of her remain completely loyal to that party and to this and it was Christianized by the gpreat Aquinas, its jurisdiction. According to Lutheran prin­ “ soldiers in the field,” priests and laymen who President...;...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. country. To some people, these loyalties may are both qualified and in a position to present Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. and reared by the living Church. Catholic' ciples it could not be otherwise; it was Lutheran seem to be incompatible; but the real test can scholars built up a golden edifice of doctrine, Princes who originated the principle, Cujus re- the Papal plan to the public and the businessmen Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. only be found in the attitude, the feelings, the who will be asked to give it life. City Editpr...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. housing, or at least offering shelter to, man in ligio, ilHus religio, the religion of the ruler de­ personality, the character of the person involved. termines the religion of the subject. It is not AS MATTERS NOW STAND, members of Associate Editors — Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus every crisis of life as well as in his daily activities This person may be deluded or biased or of work and recreation. God’s truth is here. an anomaly, but a readily explainable fact, that these “ field forces” all too often lack at least Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A., Litt.D.; Rev. Robert ignorant; but the test of his loyalty is to be found among Scandinavians the only party seriously in one of the prerequisites for their task: Priests, Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Paul H. Hallett, Litt. D.; Jack Heher, A.B.- WHAT DO THE “ SCHOLARS” discuss to­ in his feelings, not your feelings or my feelings.” day? Those whose souls are devoid of faith have favor of Lutheran disestablishment is the High who arf qualified to spread Catholic social James Kelly, A.B.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan;, M.F.A.______That, to accord it the bluntness it'deserves, fallen so far below orthodoxy (which means Church Lutherans, those who seek to reduce the doctrine,: find themselves in no position to do Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. is drivel— and dangerous drivel. It is drivel be­ “ truth” ) that they are not sure even of God’s differences between them and the Catholic so, usually because their hours already are full; This Paper Printed Entirely By Union Labor cause that is not the way human beings operate. existence, much less of His revelation. How often Church. Well could a contributor to the Cam­ laymen, whose daily jobs put them on the scene It can be tested very simply, in a frame of refer­ the pages of the daily press are degraded by the bridge Modem History write: “ The supreme where the apostolate can best be fulfilled, are Published Weekly by ence not too remote from actual conditions. Let statement of a doctor who wants “ mercy killing;” achievement of the Reformation is the Modem with a few exceptions unqualified. Since the THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) us suppose, just for the sake of for-instance, that or of a Satan-spawned sect that wants to “ plan State,” the all-engrossing modern State, which, very magnitude of the assignment dictates a need McWilliams has joined the Communist party. parenthood” in usurpation of the prerogatives of thanks to Luther, owns no power but its own. for many thousands of “ soldiers,” it is in educa­ 938 Bannock Street, 1 Let us suppose he regards himself as completely God the Father; or of a whole nation that closes To illustrate fully how sterile the notion tion of laymen that the most important prepara­ Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 loyal both tq the doctrine, dogma, and discipline its eyes to all supernatural reality, including, of freedom from ecclesiastical sovereignty is in tory steps must be taken. Further, both the of the Communist party, and to the United States especially, God Himself; or of a court that seeks the powgr to beget true freedoms would far tres­ number of lajrmen and the immediacy of the need of America. Carrying the supposition further, to cleave the school from the Source of Truth pass any reasonable bounds to this article. We demonstrate that study clubs and like devices are Subscription: inadequate to the task. If the social encyclicals 75 cents per year in Archdiocese of Denver. McWilliams is summoned to the armed forces, through anti-religious decisions. shall confine ourselves to the history of Black where his service can mean that he would be sent Coming to the defense of God’s realities, men slavery. The Negro slave trade, which by Whites are to have a chance at all in the fight against $1.25 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. to Korea, to engage in combat with Communists, of faith are forced to implement proofs of things was initiated in the middle 15th century, was injustice, their contents must be passed on and Canada, $2.00 a year, per subscription. Korean or Chinese. What then would McWilliams’ that once needed no proof and should never need met from the very beginning by letters and * explained where Catholics gather in greatest Foreign countries, including Philippines, $2.75 a year. theoretical possibility dictate as a practical course proof before a creature of the Creator. Men of encyclicals issued by the Holy See against it number and frequency— at Sunday Mass. of conduct? No matter how expert he may be at faith have to start all over again, with the argu­ THE MORE THAN WILLING co-operation This year is the 60th since Leo XIII wrote Thursday, April 5, 1951 splitting hairs— and he has considerable facility ments that show, from created nature, the exist­ of the natives, whose Kings derived their chief Rerum Novarum, now called the “ Magna Carta there— we defy him to support his two loyalties ence of God. The Catholic writer and theologian revenues from the sale of human beings; the of Workers’ Rights.” Doubtless the encyclical’s in balance under those circumstances without today knows how St. Paul must have felt when he great need for laborers in the New World (a name and principles will appear often in the OFFICIAL; ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER damage to either. ' proposed Christianity to the pagans of his day. writer as late as Carlyle tried to justify Negro Catholic press, as befits the anniversary of such The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. , lie is on much sounder ground when he relates There is no doubt that the Apostle of the Gentiles slavery on this ground); and the practical im­ a momentous document. But an unpromising We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ ttfe history of various witch huntings here and was better received -than are his 20th-century possibility, until late in the 19th century, of en­ start has been made by some writers who insist ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or there in our country. The volume of documenta­ co-apostles. forcing ordinances against the slave trade, must on limiting their efforts to pointing at the en­ those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. tion he has provided there gives the argumenta­ THE ARGUMENT TODAY is not concerning all be taken into account when we would explain cyclical, no more— just what Pius XII clearly We hope The Register will be read in every home of the tive portions of his book a certain plausibility, the application of Christian truths to modern-day why Negro slavery became moribund so late. describes as “ not enough.” The Holy Father has done all the pointing necessary in addresses like Archdiocese. except for his refusal to recognize the true na­ problems, but concerning whether or not there is Even so. Papal pronouncements against it were ture of Communism as opposed to the capitalistic truth in Christianity. The secularist of today so insistent that we can assume that a Europe in that to the Spaniards. His words are, in effect, We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in society of the United States, against which he which the Pope was the supreme court of moral our “ marching orders,” and it is high time that the cnildren of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. must be convinced that God is: His knowledge breathes unconcealed hostility. and attitude are not sufficiently developed to appeal would not have tolerated large-scale slave we “ soldiers” begin to move. « URBAN J. VEHR warrant his inquiry into the fine points of the­ traffic more than a century, were it not for one. Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver. According to one of his biographers, Fred ology. thing— Europe’s loss of religious unity. Allen, one of the nation’s top radio comedians Criticize the Scholastics, these un-Christian As long as the trade was monopolized by the Magnificent Sophomore and a devout Catholic, once said, “ I don’t want to men may, but they would be far better off them­ Spaniards and Portuguese there were hopes of By Frank Morriss own anything that won’t fit into my coffin.” selves if they had enough Christianity to be able cmshing it. But the arrival of the English and THE CINEMATIC SHADE of the late Chief ' Forty Hours' Devotion That observation is worth meditating on.— (Ave to engage in some of the same argruments con­ Dutch on the scene introduced a force that did Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes is making a tour Maria) ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER nected with medieval times. not acknowledge, even in principle, a supreme of the nation’s theaters under the guise of a authority beyond individual states. From the Magnificent Yankee. There is little doubt that he Week of April 8, Second Sunday After Eaiter years 1562 to 1568, the English freebooter. Sir was magnificent in the matter of personality, but Denver, Our Lady of Guadalupe church. John Hawkins, commanded by Queen Elizabeth, when it came to philosophy the venerable old Denver, St. Leo’i church. took more than 60,000 slaves from Africa. Be­ scholar was a sophomore. tween 1680 and 1786 2,130,000 Negroes were Holmes was content to remain a skeptic about brought into the British colonies of America. truth. “ Certitude is not the test of certainty. CATHOLIC RADIO LOG OF ALL THE NATIONS that dishonored While one’s experience makes certain preferences FAMILY THEATER— Wednei- themselves by the slave trade, the harshest and dogmatic for oneself, recognition of how they Station KOA most pitiless was England. Among the others one came to be so leaves one able to see that others, I ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, day, 7:30 p.m. can note some hesitation. Louis XIII of France poor souls, may be equally dogmatic about some­ f 8:30 a.m. SACRED HEART PROGRAM wanted to permit the commerce in Blacks only thing else. And this again means skepticism.” when he was assured that it was the surest way Lest one think this qumnt thought is a bit of t CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, Saturday, 10 a.m. to convert them (grounds of enslavement that Holmesian whimsey, he' can find it echoed re­ 12 noon. Station KTLN were I disallowed by the Catholic moralists of the cently in the statement of the judge who sen­ Station KFEL FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— time). Spain, after the condemnation of slavery tenced mass-killer Cook to a 300-year sentence, AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. •by Urban VIII in 1639, seems to have renounced suggesting that perhaps not Cook but society 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. Station KLZ the trade for some time (Aimes, A History of should be on trial. That idea made a farce of Slavery in Cuba, pp. 17, 19), always showed a punishing the man rather than society, but so ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun­ CHURCH OF AIR— Sunday, tendency to limit it (ibid., pp. 31, 34, 41, 43, 44, does the Holmes type of disbelief make a farce day, 8:15 p.m. 8-8:30 a.m. > 59, 61) and for long possessed no “ factory” in of all law thut is based on adherence to the idea Africa for commerce in Negroes (ibid., pp. 25, that men are responsible for their acts. 38). But, from the reign of Elizabeth until the THE BITTER DESPAIR that Holmes juris­ beginning of the past century, all the English prudence injects into man’s political freedom bul­ sovereigns intervened to encourage and regulate warked by divinely given rights and responsi­ this horrible traffic (Brownlow: Lectures on bilities was echoed in some recent historical Slavery and Serfdom in Europe, pp. 187-188), events that go under the names of Nazism and Hear and threatened war against other powers to main­ Fascism. “ A legal duty so called is nothing but tain the English monopoly. (War was declared by a prediction that if a man does or omits* certain England against Spain in 1739 simply because things he will be made to suffer in this way or the latter country denounced the contract that way by judgmient of the court— and so of a ASK and LEARN whereby the English brought slaves into the legal right” Spanish colonies.) Hitler echoed this Holmesian cant by affirm­ It is not hard to see that the underlying rea­ ing the Chief Justice’s idea that law was good law son of England’s recalcitrance was that her gov­ If the government could and would “ put the KOA ernment was “ free from ecclesiastical domina­ screws” on its citizens for breaking edicts. tion,” and that even against Catholics the Popes This total welding of man’s rights to the could not enforce their will because of England’s arbitrary rule of organized society has proved 8:30 example. Thus for many centuries an important disastrous for liberty in more than one instance. freedom, the freedom of one’s own body, was Who can say that men like Holmes and Nietzche, EVERY SUNDAY MORNING denied to millions Of Africans for the ultimate who in their prattling sold the nonsense that reason that Luther enervated the effectiveness of might makes right, that there is no “ cosmic an international spiritual authority. An organi- truth,” as the “ magnificent Yankee” puts it— Questions on religion submitted by the radio I zation dedicated to the study of sociology should who can say they are less guilty of the sins of audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. Save Money on Car Financing include that fact on its adult education program. the Communists against man’s free will than the Reds themselves? Booklet on Catholic Church available free o f cost THERE IS SOMETHING to Holmes’ argu­ to all inquirers. ...The AMERICAN Way/ Groce Comes in Needles? ment that law should not be chained to the dead WRITE TO By Rev. James B. Hamblin body of the law of the past. But if thqt idea is the reflection of the illogical desire to he free of ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA If you are buying a new car, compare financing IN THE INTERESTS OF SOULS I have de-' objective truth, of eternal norms— as' Holmes , Denver 2, Colorado cided to spend more time in hqspitals. The mo- more than once indicates— then i{ loses its merit charges. At the American, you pay only $4 menrous decisidn was made in between shots o f seeking progrest toward freedom. It is in ^ and pills last week, when the skill and knowledge reality descent into a t3rranny of judges who a year for each $100 borrowed. No extras— no of the medical profession were being brought into believe themselves prophets. When Holmes says full play against that strange and baffling MAin 5314 “ do not consider the nature of the crime, but the hidden charges. Choose your own in­ scourge, the common cold. dangerousness of the criminal,” anyone should The thing grew with amazing rapidity, de­ see that he is saying that since there is no such surance agent. Fast, confidential service. Save veloping from Saturday afternoon to _ Monday thing as crime, soon we should reach the point F.J. KIRCHHOF morning into that state where prudence indicated whqre there are no criminals. — finance The AMERICAN Way! it would bo better to throw away the Vapo Rub The Magnificent Yankee, we are sure, is an and aspirin tablets and get at something deeper innocent and enjoyable motion picture, and one than ssonptoms. Usually a day of rest takes care calculated to produce laughs. But if someone Construction Co. of those symptoms, but when the pastor suggested tries to convince you that the Yankee had a FREE PARKING that a rectory, particularly in Holy Week, is no magnificent legal philosophy, do not fail to laugh place for any except the hardiest of men, the at that, too. ^ BUILDERS Right Next Door to the Bonk thing or things had me in such a condition that ----- ■■■ ■ --- « I gave no argument. And so, I checked in at floor came into the room to announce with joy We Appreciate Your Patronage HEAR ^'AMERICAN SERENADE” the hospital, certain that it would be just an that a patient had just received conditional Bap­ overnight stay. tism, Penance, Holy Communion, and Extreme 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. KLZ. 8: 30 P.M. EVERY WEDNESDAY THEN BEGAN THAT MYSJERIOUS rou­ Unction all on the same day. I too was happy at tine in which the patient is kept gpiessing at what the news of the graces. Bnt when she blamed the they are doing to him while the medics try to whole thing on me, I was puzzled. I had not seen the man. I had been doing nothin? for two days ESTABLISHED 1101 guess what is wrong with him. They jabbed my finger, compiled my life history, x-rayed my except swallowing pills, letting them jab me, the AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK chestf rubbed my back. And late that night they and blowing my nose. But she insisted I was The American Fixture Co began jabbing my diraity with penicillin-loaded responsible. needles. The cold was'^in the nose but the wonder The sisters, it seems, have come to expect Uannfaetarm of q of Denver drug had to go around and up ^o get to it. Being some such manifestation of grace whenever they Church Pews and Altars ' a good patient, however, and having to admit extend hospitality to a priest. They haave made Church Furniture , 17th a t Latvrence S t r e e t s liiat my home remedy had not stopped the thing, no scientific study on the coincidences and kept I never once asked why they put the medicine so no statistics. But there have been enough in­ Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures far away from the trouble. Besides the other stances to convince them that there is a con­ SERVICE MiUtoork o f AU Kindt THE BANK OP PERSONALIZED kind, they also made a frontal attack with pills nection. The theory, admittedly, could hardly be and, to make sure’ no possibility was overlooked, proved. And yet, could it be disproved? All I Member, Federal Deposit Insurancs Corporation MA. 0168 they also tried the whole time to steam it out know is what she reported. F. J. Kirchhof, Pres. 1236 Arapahoe St. of me. But the next time a thing starts working'on C. F. Stahl, Vice Pres. Denver, Colo. ALL OF THIS occasioned a resolution. me, I intend to register immediately at a hos­ On the third day th« nun yrho supervises the pital—purely, o f course, in the interest o f souls. PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, April 5, 1951 Amusements — Dining De Paul Conference Begun Msgr Mulroy Pens Prayer 5|d( Committee Recreation For Use in Cancer Campaign A prayer written by the Rt. larly to Him o f whom the Evan­ At St. Anthony's, Westwood Rev. Monsignor John R. Mul­ gelist wrote: ‘Jesus went about roy, director of Catholic Char- all the cities and towns healing (St. Anthony’s Pariah, Westwood) . , ' ities of the Archdiocese of Den­ every disease and every infir­ A conference of St. Vincent de Paul’s society was organized in St. Anthony’s, with ver, has been adopted by the mity.’ They have read, likewise, All Saints' Unit American Cancer society for use in Sacred Scripture, that ‘the Leo J. Schuster as president, William C. Jensen as vice president, Garland Bunce as in its 1951 campaign throughout Most High hath created medi­ (All Sainta’ Pariah, Danvar) secretary, and Art Nider as treasurer. the United States. cines out of the earth, and a The Society of St. Vincent de The entire month of April has The Altar and Rosary society depends on donations from mem­ pilgrimage Sunday ^afternoon, wise man will not abhor them, met March 28 in,the home of Mrs. Paul was organized in Paris, been proclaimed by Congress as bers in the parish. To become an April 8, at 2:30 o’clock. Those for all healing is from Thee, 0 D, Campbell, 1500 S. Federal boul­ France, in 1833 by eight young Cancer Control month, and honorary member, anyone in St who have cars ara asked to God.’ evard. Mrs. Arnold appoint^ the tw men. It was an outgrowth of a President Truman has issued an Anthny’s parish boundaries can share them with people who ‘ ‘Send Thy Holy Spirit to give following women to serve on the debating society of students. In appeal to all citizens to aid in make contributions to Art Nider, have no means of transporta­ these soldiers in a great peace­ sick committee: Mmes. Campbell, this group there were many the fight against cancer. treasurer, 1000 South Western, tion. Everyone is urged to make ful army insight, wisdom, and McFall, Leo Slizoski, and (5, Chou- atheists who were bitter and ag­ The prayer was written in irS NO FAIR Denver 9, Colo. (Phone: West- this pilgrimage aa a damonstra- skill in planning their cam­ inard.' . gressive in their attacks against 1949 lor the Eighth Annual TO KEEP THIS SECRET wood 304-J). Those attending tion of faith. paigns against this dread foe of Women who will care for the the Catholic Church. The many at­ church are kindly reminded of the training school of the Colorado man’s body. Reward ttidm, 0 If you've ever had dinner at the Holland tacks were answered with ability Mother Cobrinl Circle division of the American Cancer altar during the month of April poor box and to purchase their God of Mercy, with peace and include Mmes. Forbis, Kirchman, House in Golden, don't keep the good news and eloquence by a few of the copy of paper on sale at each Sponsoring Gomes Party society, which was held in the joy of mind and soul for their practical Catholics among the Shirley-Savoy hotel, Denver, in McFall, and Chouinard. from your friends . . . Tell them about it. Mass. The money from these two A card party will be sponsored kindly and noble deeds of sacri­ members. This strength shown in November of that year. It is fice and love of their fellow- Choir practice is held every Sat­ projects helps finance the work by the Mother Cabrini circle Fri­ printed below: urday at 7:30 p.m. at Loretto Better still, invite them to join you on your defense of their faith rapidly de­ of the De Paul men. Further in­ men. Bless them, their families, day, April 6, in the parish hall at “ 0 God, Our Father, who ar^ Heights. There is a need for male next visit. If it's a big party phone Golden veloped relations of friendship be­ formation about the De Paul so­ friends, and this society, that 8 p.m. Tickets are 50 cents and both in heaven and on earth, Voices in the choir. tween these youths. ciety can be obtained by contact^ its work may prosper and suc­ 68 for reservations, otherwise just drive out will be sold at the door. even here in our midst as we Inatruction claaaea for thoaa All eight of them vowed to de­ ceed, bringing to souls as well and come in. ing any of the officers. William Hume is recuperating come together and call upon intareated in the Catholic faith, vote themselves to charity, and The annual membership drive as bodies every goodness and in a local hospital from an appen­ Thee, bless this assembly of are held every Tueaday and joined their words to action. They for ^ e St. Anthony Ci;edit perfection for which Thou, 0, dectomy. Thy children here today; These Thuraday evening at 7:30 in the took St. Vincent de Paul for their union it under way. The gou of God, has created them. Amen.” Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nider have are generous-hearted, humility- prieita’ cottage at Loretto model and patron and took upon 300 members before the ead returned home from Stratton, loving people. They would al­ Heighti. themselves the visitation of the of the year has been set. Chil> where they attended the funeral leviate from among Thy children Charity Group Disbanded A parish dance will be held Sat­ poor in their homes, helping the dren can join by saving 25 cents of Mr. Nider’s stepfather, Fred this grave affliction which London.— A decree has been is­ urday, April 14, in the K. of C. needy get food, medicine, and per week. Further information Heimen. causes so much pain and misery. sued by the Czecho-Solvak Com­ hall. Chuck Bennett’s orchestra bringing means of faith to their can be obtained by calling any Mrs. Lena Padilla and Mrs. They realize in faith, 0 good munist government ordering the will furnish the dance music from homes. The first society was begun of the Credit union officers Dominica Novak will care for the God, that Thy providence has Slovak Catholic Students’ associa­ 9 till 12 p.m. A floor show is in the United States in St. Louis, after Matt on Sunday. altar this month. permitted illness in many forms tion to disband. Formed in mem­ scheduled. Mo., in 1845. Wilson-Simms Confessions will be heard Thurs­ to afflict mankind. Thou didst, ory of Jan Kollar, famous Slo­ The following < children were BOGGIOS Active membership is limited to Nuptials Are Held day, April 5, from 4:30 to 6 p.m., nevertheless, give healing pow­ vak Catholic poet, the group was baptized; Gerald, son of Mr. and practical Catholic men more than On March 17, marriage vows and from 7 :30 to 9 p.m. in prep­ ers to all thy Prophets, particu­ active in charitable work. Mrs. K. W. Pland, with Mr. and 18 years of age who are desirious were exchanged by Shirley Simms aration for First Friday. Mrs. Guy W. Davis as sponsors; FAMOUS FO« FINE ENJOY THE WEST'S of securing their sanctification by and Cleon Wilson in St. Anthony’s, Joyce Ann, daughter of Mr. and assisting in the relief of the poor Men of the Nocturnal Adoration FOOD SEEVEB IN A ★ MOST EEFEESHINO before the Rev. George L. Weibel. society will meet in the Holy St. Rpse of Lima's Parish Mrs. G. W. Davis, with D. S. Val- GEACIOUS MANNEE COCKTAIL LOUNGE or in other good works adopted The bride, who is the daughter lero and Jina Corletti as sponsors; by the society. Ghost church Friday morning from TREMONT AT BROADWAY of Mrs. Alice Simms of »Vale, 1 to 2 o’clock. and Jay Frances, daughter of Mr. Aspirant members axe from N. Dak., wore a light blue crepe To Sponsor Fete April 7 and Mrs. Ninck, with Mr. and Mrs. K E . 9618 w CH. 2494 Catholic youths under 18 years of wool suit with navy and white ac­ Recently baptized were: Mrs. H. Schodett as sponsors. Flora Campbell Mary Pope, (St. Roie of Lima’a Pariah, in a body in the 8 o’clock Mass age. These help get children to cessories. Mrs. Garcia is now recuperating mother of Mrs. George Hart, with Denver) with the Holy Name society. Sunday school and help teach the Her matron of honor was Mrs. The Altar and Rosary society at home after having spent sev­ catechism. Eloise Hasche, and the bridesmaid Mrs. Georgann Arrowsmith as Mrs. Kenneth Olsen, with the as­ eral weeks in a local hospital. sponsor; Michael Leroy Maher, son will meet April 12 at 7 :45 p.m. The principal objective and was Miss Delores Schell. The sistance of her committee, is in works of the society consist of bridegroom’s best man was Jerry of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Maher, charge of arrangements for the visiting the poor in their own Swanson. Paul Wilson was usher. with DeWitt and Gloria Clary as homes, and it through this that Immediately following the cere­ sponsors; Mary Ellen Bullock, big semiformal dance to be held in it initiated its members in the mony, a small reception was held daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas the large hall of the Knights of H. Bullock, with Vincent and practice of charity. No deed was in Mr. and Mrs. Wilson’s apart­ Columbus building at E. 16th ave- better calculated to excite zeal, ment. Margaret Rossi els sponsors; and none to be more fruitful. As the Previous to her marriage, Mrs. Barbara Ann Engels, daughter of poor were visited, their great wants Wilson attended Teachers’ college Mr. and Mrs. Harrow E. Engels, were revealed; one good work, at at Spearfish, S. Dak. Mr. Wilson is with August and Helen Weiman first isolated, brought another. A a student at Denver university. as sponsors. seed thrown at random raised new The bridegroom is the son of Mr. There will be a pariih meet­ ones. From the garret, the cellar, and Mrs. Oscar Snyder of 667 S. ing Friday, April 13, at 8 p.m. or other humble dwellings of the Raleigh street. Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ in the pariih hall to make ar- poor, the Vincentian went to the son are at home at 66 Knox court. rangementi for the annual car­ school, the work shop, the prison, Memberi of St. Anthony’s nival. Each family i* urged to the hospital, and, in fact, every­ church will make the Holy Year tend a repreientative. where that want, misery, and mis­ fortune found an abiding place, In Walsh Memorial Hall (P^cti-Ccnfu ...... :f or where material or spiritual good could be done. The special works of the De Paul men are: Spiritual training for Men's Club at St. James' boys and men; visiting inmates of almshouses, hjispitals, prisons, and JhsL <£DiuA, (Room. other institutions; finding homes (Management of Either and Frank Pong) for poor children; providing Chris­ To Hold Meeting Apr. 11 tian burials for the poor; circu­ Festive Luxurious Dining Room Without Extravagance. lating good literature and securing (St. Jamea’ Pariah, Denver) a bridge luncheon for the Ave Finest Chinese and American Foods. employment for men and boys. 'The April meeting of the Men’s Maria circle March 26 in the Den­ The funds for the society are club will be held W^nesday, April ver Dry Goods tea room. Re' A Beautiful Lantern Lighted Dining Room in the Veterans of Foreign Warn usually quite limited when the 11, in Walsh Memorial hall. John cipients of the awards were Miss Home John S. Stewart Feat No. I group is newly organized, and it Mizicko, president, will preside. Eva Walsh and Mrs. P. Hodges. Open 11 a.m. to Midnight— Closed Tuesday Refreshments and games will fol­ The next meeting will be in the Mra. Kenneth Olaen low the meeting. All the men of home of Mrs. J. J. Connor, 1664 (Open to the Public) the parish are invited to be pres­ Monaco, April 23. nue and Grant street the evening l/ O G U E ent of April 7. Tickets for the dance Ninth Avenue at Speer Blvd. KEyatone 7918 aW _ f .1J ziiTrcE* Sue Wiihelmson Weds Masses on first Friday will he are $1.50 a couple. Music will be 1465 S. PEARL SP. 2544 at 6:30, 7:30, and 8:30. Sacred Before a Nuptial Mass March furnished by Happy Logan and his OPENING Trf)JIGHT Heart devotions will be held Fri­ 31 in SL James’ church, Miss Sue orchestra. Charlei Laughton day evening at 7 ;30. Wiihelmson, daughter o f Mr. and All the facilities of the Knights Ci«rtnid« Lawrence. Baptized within the past two Mrs. George Wiihelmson, married of Columbus clubrooms and hall YOUR BEST Elia Lancheeter. in weeks were: Theresa Lorraine, James Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs, have been turned over to guests S a l e s ...... Service "REMBRANDT" daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph James T. Reid, Father Leberer for the evening. There will be a HOTEL VALUE witnessed the ceremony. I B PEW OF WK and the arreat French aculptor in E. Kellogg, with William and Es­ card party in one of the clubrooms IN "Portrait of Maillol" telle Barton as sponsors; John The bride was given in marriage for those who prefer cards to danc­ Nightly and Sunday afternoon Patrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. John by her brother-in-law, Jack Smith. ing. Tickets are on sale at 50 Abies—Hem phill DENVER F. Cronan, with Walt Wade and She was attended by her sister, cents per person. Members o f St 3520 East Colfax ^ EA. 2761 Virginia Conner as sponsors; Brett Betty Smith. The bridegroom’s Jude’s circle will sell corsages. Dunston Anthony, son of Mr, and best man was Joseph Thiesen. Sunday is Communion day for PACKARD HEADQUARTERS Recommended by Roland L Hill Mrs. John R. Walker, with Robert Ushers were Henry Williams and the Holy Name society, and the Willenbacker and Corinne White Joe Spencer. A wedding break­ other men and boys of the parish as sponsors, and William and Lu­ fast was held in the Town House are invited to receive Communion LETFMI«6IIIIIAHI/#b The firms listed here de­ cille Barnes as proxies; Ray John for the immediate family, and a serve to be rem em bered son of Mr. and Mrs. Rairmond J. reception followed in the home of PARTS the bride’s sister, Mrs. Jack Smith, when you are distributinjf FIRST POPULAR PRICE SHOWING Thuraday-Friday-Saturday . Barger, with Leo J. Barger and REPAIRYI)yk(ARSERVICE Gertrude N. Corhery as sponsors; Following a trip to Arizona the lOMYSHR-PLYMOUTH _ your patronage in the dif­ April 5-6-7 couple will reside in St. James’ Pilgrimage Set William Henry, son of Mr. and parish. u p n m MOTOR CO. ferent lines of business. Cecil B. DeMille's Masterpiece David Brian John A far Mrs. William A. Bentson, with Ted tPOfl BROADWAY CIL5626 "BREAKTHROUGH" Kramer and Alyce Pinelli as spon­ Mrs. Earl F. Baker, 930 Mag­ sors; Karen Louise, daughter of nolia, was hostess to the St. By Holy Rosary Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stewart, with Thomas Aquinas circle of the Cath­ Anthony A. Schmuki and Anna- olic Information and Library so- Gary Cooper cietjr March 27. High score in DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS in belle Curren as sponsors; and Thomas Neil, son of Mr. and Mrs. bridge was won by Mrs. Richard Sunday, May 6 , "DALLAS" Needham, Jr., and in canasta by Timely service NOW prevents costly repair bills later — so Thomas J. Laurie, with Wilfred * (Holy Roaary Pariah, Denver) NEWS CARTOON and Margaret Brennan as spon­ Gertrude Graef. Mrs. Burton Jay, don’t delay or neglect needed repairs. Drive in for dependable 2822 Poplar; will entertain the The Holy Name society will sors. sponsor a Holy Year pilgrimage on service performed by mechanics, who have the “ know how” Sunday-Monday-Tueaday Food Sale Nets $490 group in April. Our Lady of Fatima bridge cir­ the first Sunday of next month. to service your car or truck! Wedneaday The committee in charge of the May 6. If sufficient numbers de­ aariumir'UMSMaFDaui"iMaKnujHa>iKnMnK'CEMasMm'iiKaiuiiain'BnBm recent baked food sale wishes to cle met April 3 in, the home of April 8-9-10-11 Mrs. George Wafer, 1871 New­ cide to go, but have not trans­ JAMES MOTOR €0. thank all who co-operated in mak­ portation, a bus will be chartered. IVOW 1 8 th a t Jamca Cagney Virginia Mayo ing the affair a success. A total port. 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE. 8221 Patrick Halpin, son of Mr. and Details of the pilgrimage will be "THE WEST POINT of $490 was realized. Parishion­ announced at the Masses. SHOWUVG DENHAM C a lifo r n ia ers are reminded of the white Mrs. Vincent Halpin, was home STORY" over the week end. In the navy Sister Sebastian will leave elephant exchange sale that will Thursday, May 3, for Chicago. She be sponsored by the Altar society reserves he has been stationed at National Auto Body & Radiator Co. ' Los Alamitos, Calif. arrived here at the end of January May 3, 4, and 5 in Walsh Me­ FRANK J. NA8 TLEY, Menber St. Francia da Salea Pariih Paol Doaflaa to substitute for Sister Brigpd dur­ morial hall. All members of the Circle Organized ing her sickness. RADIATORS, BODIES, HOODS AND FENDERS The CHALET in parish are asked to bring to the Mrs. Alma Straw has organized REPAIRED AND MANUFACTURED Henry Graf, Prop. "LOVE THAT BRUTE hall on those days any article an evening bridge circle, which Nocturnal Adoration Ropairing Wrecka a Specialty Quality Painting NEWS CARTOON about the house that is no longer met for the first time March 26 You’ll enjoy our deliciou$ food, our delightful wanted or useful. Mrs. Van Dyke, in the home of Mrs. Charge Bri- Hour Assigned Phone TA. 2918 12 E. 8th Ave. » atmoiphere. Service is tops , . . prices right. FR. 1398, will furnish further de­ an^a. The group chose the name The attention of the men is CLOSED TUESDAYS tails. Infant Child. Mrs. John Den- called to th© nocturnal adoration Father Joaeph Leberer will dinger is captain, and Mrs. Ed­ in the Holy Ghost church on the Joe Buckmoster Motors 815 Colorado Boulevard FR. 0432 Special Attantloa continue the diacuaaion on the ward Gutkowski, treasurer. Other eve of the first Friday, April 5. (Member St. Vincent de Paul Pariih) to Bridge Partica uae of the Miaaal at the Mothera* members include Mmes. Lawrence The hour assigned to Holy Rosary Expert Auto Repairing atudy club meet Friday, April Growney, Robert Hodes, Leo Leon­ parish is from 11 to 12. WWW WW ' '^WWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W W WWW 6, in Walah Memorial hall at 8 ard, Richard Orr, and K. ,J. The Holy Name society will re­ MOTOR ANALYSIS AND TUNE-UP p.m. Married couplea are in- Romer. Mrs. George Weiser is ceive Holy Communion Sunday, LUBRICATION — WASHING — SKELLY GAS AND OILS vitkd to join thia atudy group, teaching bridge to the group. April 8, in the 8 o’clock Mass. East Bayaud an|^So. Madison FR. 8711 which meeta the firat and third Parishioners attending the Lo- Fndaya of the month follow­ retto Heights Women’s club fashion Spring Carnival ing the Secret Heart devotiona. show, luncheon, and card Mrty in­ BE "FOXY GUARANTEED REPAIR WORK Altar Society to Meet cluded Mmes. James Reddick, SEE OUR... Thomas Degan, Vindent Halpin, ON ALL MAKE CARS ^ DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS • The Altar and Rosary society will meet Friday, April 13, at Mt. Robert Sailor, Frank Brenner, CAPITAL Only Skilled Mechanica Work on Your Car ^ Murphy-Borelli Chapter No. 7 Clair Civic building at 1 p.m. for Harold Mahoney, and Madeline F. McGill. Gifts were received by Complete Overhaal and Tnne-lJp ^ Welcome to DenTtr’i Fineet luncheon. Father Richard Hiester will present a skit on the immi­ Mrs. Degan and Mrs. Halpin. BUYS Brake Relining - Electric Service < BENEFIT HOSPITAL FUND grant Italian priest’s sermon on Our Lady of Victory circle met Easy Terms — No Red Tape < COLBURN HOTEL the Holy Family’s journey to Je­ March 29 in the home of Mrs. DENVER’S BEST J which includea aervicea to our Veterana, eapecially thoae in Charles'Parslow for a bridge lunch­ rusalem. Mrs. Catherine Snow, LUXURIOUS ROOMS eon. Mrs. Jamea Halpin was a Dave Staub Auto Service J Fitzaimona and Ft. Logan chairman of the food sale for the Cocktail Lounge guest. 2725 W. 29th Ave. at Speer ______GE. 0505 < New Coffee Shop Altar and Rosarj* society^ wishes USED CARS to thank the committee for its Evelyn Poli, formerly a mem' her of the Mothers’ club, is a GAMES, ENTERTAINMENT, DANCING loth Avenua at Grant co-operation in making the sale a MAin 6291 house guest of Mrs. Wilhelmina AND TRUCKS > MAY 3, 4 AND 5 D. B. CERISE. Manager success. , Oberhauser. I Mrs. W. E. Dolan was hostess at Our Lady of Fatima circle of Conditioned Right and the ACCN met in the home of Mrs, Ready for YOU! NEW 1951 DELUXE FORD SEDAN ON DISPLAY Richard Needham, Jr., March 13. High score was won by Lauretta Dwyer, and low, by Josephine SATURDAY, MAY 5 Hayes. PRICED A Holy Hour o f reparation in DONATIONS FROM $1.00 UP honor of Our Lady of Fatima is RICHT sponsored by the Legion of Mary which includes tickets on the car and also admission to the KUehen after the 7:80 Mass the first , BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR carnival LITTLETON, COLORADO Saturday of every month. The Tekakwitha circle was en­ UNCOLNddERCURY SERVICE . Phone CHerry 9283 and our messengers will pick up IVOW OPEN and SERVING tertained at the March meeting Wa art -UnealwIieKair Baadaiarten.- 0 » awthialea, iitaa. by Mrs. H. Emge. A dessert teicBtd 9ta know fsm ctr liuMe tai Mt Knd.tre tm4y to your donations and deliver your tickets at once. Smorgasbord and Dinners oai thoroBfiUy. Set u toby . a . and trery thirty Sim > ftr eomplcto eheefcap luncheon was served. Mrs. Dan tad MCMUry RMliit«na»e« smk. Daily 5 to 8 P. M. Sundaya 1 to 7 P. M. Sullivan was ppiest of the day. 1225 Broodway TH E KUMPF M araR C A R C O . Speciol Awards Each Night Closed Mondays No Liquor — Reservations Not Necessary The next meeting will be held on April 24, with Mrs. J. E. Feely UTB AKD ACOXA ALplaa m i 0 1 1361 Wabash street as hostess. s

■ a i l Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Thursday, April 5, 1951 Offiet, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Charter Troop Members mSlIRANCE STATEMEINTS Wheatridge Clioir Among insurance companies licensed to transact hvsinass in Colorado by tha n r n t d s im m / J / State Insurenee Department are these printed below as follows! w M fill Be Featured At Sunday Mass Wolf & Struby Co. MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY Protection (Sts. Peter end Paul’s, INSURANCE SINCE 18IT Whsatridge) Through Insurance Gas and Electric Bldg. TA. 1395 A regular feature of the 11 University Bldg. AL 1767 o’clock Mass from now on will be the new choir, directed by Miss STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO "GOLD SEAL" Berniece Archer and accompanied Insurineo Department Insuranc* Dapartment Insnranc* Department by Mrs. Margaret Cassario. Mem- Synopsis of Statement for 1950 ss ren­ Synopai* of Statement (or 1950 as ren­ Synopsis ,of Sutement for I960 as rtn- Stands for tho Best in Seeds bets of the group are: Sopranos, dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Commisaioner of Insurance dered to the Commissioner o f Inioranca Mrs. Ramona Souci and Mary Lou Westchester Fire Insurance Company Detroit Fir* and Marin* Americsn Indemnity Company New York. N.Y. Galvaaton, Texas Th» old »oying, ''W»ilem for W»tl«rn Weakland; altos, Mrs. Margaret Insarine* Campany S ««df Auets ...... $61,230,089 Detrait, Michigan Asset* ...... $7,611,427 Growors," ii a loi* quid*. Our Mod Is put up Malone, Mrs. Barbara Hedstrom, Liabilities ______28,359,822 LiabiliOe*______4,682,084 C a p i U l ______2,000,000 Aaseta __ $8,287,090 undor the "Gold Ssol" trqds mark, ond It Is your and Miss Carol Toepher; tenors, Liabilities __...______8,868.986 C a p iU l______1,000,000 Surplus ______20,870,417 protsctlon In the qorden and on the farm. Glenn Zoellner; and basses, Ed C a p iU I______1 ,000,000 Surplus 1,226.000 Klocker and Verne Soucie. Any (Copy of Csrtifiesto of Authority) Surplus ...... 8,398,155 Reserve (or contingencies____ 704,87$ DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE W e operate numerous farms and trial grounds W e maintain for the con­ (Copy of Cortificato s( Anthority) (Copy of CertifiesU of Anthority) member of the parish who would CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY throughout Colorado and Arizona, a good portion venience of those in the DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE like to join the group is welcome. To Whom it May Concern: CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY of which is devoted to seed productioa and to vicinity of Denver, a retail This is to Certify that the Westchester CERTIFICATE OP AUTHORITY Rehearsals are held on Wednesday To Whom it May Concern: extensive field trials of the seed we m IL store located at 1425 ISth Fire Insurance Company organized under To 18Tiom it May Concern: nights at 8 o’clock. This ia to Certify that tho Detroit Hre Thia is to Certify that tha American In­ Street between Market and THE FIRST THREE Cub Scouts of pack 124, St.' the laws of New York pursuant to its demnity Companyorganized under th* laws We have our own seed analyst ond a seed The Theophilus club held its application therefor and in consideration and Marine Inaurane* Company organised to raer Blake Streets where a wel­ under the laws of Michigan pursuant to iti of Texas pursuant to iU application there­ testing laboratory. This work e n v ie s us first weekly meeting since Easter Philomena’s parish, who have entered the new scout of its compliance with the laws of Colo­ for and in consideration oif iU compliane* you only proven quality. come awaits you. rado, is hereby licensed to transact business application therefor and in consideration in the rectory meeting room troop 124 in the past month are shown here. The new scout troop of its camplianoe with th* laws of Colo­ with the laws of Colorado, ia hereby now has approximately 15 scouts enrolled. From left to right, above, ss a Fire Insurance Company until the last licensed to transact busineu as a Multiple Everything in Seeds for garden, Lavm and Farm, April 2. day of February next succeeding the date rado, ia hereby licensed to transact buai- are Warren Bostwick, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bostwick; Charles nesa as a Multipl* Linas Insurance Com­ Lines Insurance Company until the lu t The club invites all high school hereof unless this license shal be sooner day of 'February next succeeding th* daU Call or write for our Beautiful Big Catalog Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Cooper; and Charles Switzer, revoked. pany until th* U it day of February next students to join them in their succeeding the date hereof unlesi thii hereof unless thia licenu ahall be sooner son of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Switzer. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ revoked. HE WESTERN SEED CO monthly Communion at the 9 unto set my hand and caused the official license ahall be sooner revoked. o’clock Mass next Sunday. ' seal of my office to be affixed at the IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ ’ 1425 15th St---- TA4255 'ParkingSpacer + + + + + City and County o f Denver, this first day unto set my hand and caused the official unto set my hand and caused the official The Men’s club received Com­ of March, A. D. 1951. aaal of my office to be affixed at the seal of my office to be affixed at th* DENVER, COLORADO munion in a body in the 7 o’clock City and County of Denver, this flrat day City and County of Denver, this first day (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, of March, A. D. 1961. Mass last Sunday. A light break­ Commissioner of Insurance. of March, A. D. 1951. Census to Be Announced (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. fast was served afterward by the Commisaioner of Insuranc*. Theophilus club. Commlaiioner of Insurance. The monthly bake sale, spon­ STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO Insurance Department sored by the Altar and Rosary so­ At St. Phifomena's Parish Inanranc* Department ciety, will be held Saturday, April J J. CELLA Synopsis of Statemant (or 1960 as ren­ Synopsis of Sutement for 1960 u ren­ 7, at the Wheatridge Realty com­ dered to the Commitsloner of Insurance dered to the Commissioner of Insurance (St. Philomena’s Parish, Denver) INSURANCE AGENCY Soathern Fire Ineuranee Company The Eagle Firs Company of New York pany. In addition to the baked Mr. and Mrs. John Tynan, 191 Now York, Now York The Rt. Rev. Monsignor William Newport street, will be hosts to St. Dnrham, North Carolina - goods, hand-worked pillow cases 1120 Security Bldg. KE 2633 Aaseta ______$4,878,676 Assets ...... $6,443,478 Margaret Mary’s Bridge club Sun­ Liabilities ______8,876,178 and dish • towels will be offered M. Higgins, pastor of St. Philo­ Liabilities , .....— 2,710,663 mena’s church, will announce this day evening, April 8. C a p iU l______500,000 Capital ...... 1,600,000 ^ Colorado Springs for sale. Surplus ...... - ...... 1,868,297 week the opening phases of the St. Rita's Bridge club will be Surplus ...... 1,463,013 Catechism classes were resumed STATE OF COLORADO (Copy of CertificaU of Authority) parish census. Parish directory entertained by Mrs. George Nie- Inanranc* Department (Copy of CortificaU of Anthority) after the 9 o’clock Mass April 1 DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY and will he held ui\til summer. cards will be presented to those house, 1224 Milwaukee street, Synopsie of Statement for 1950 as ren­ CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY dered to the Commissioner of Insurance who are not on the parish listing. Tuesday, April 10, at 8 p.m. To Whom it May Concarn: To Whom It Msy Concern: Officer Wounded in Korea Repnblic Inenrance Company This is to Certify that the The Eagle Instruction Classes First Friday Masses' will be at Dallaa, Ttzas Thia is to Certify that th* Southern Fire Insurance Company organized under the Fire Company of New York organised un­ 6:30, 7:15, and 8:15. Confessions Lt. Richard McBride, son of Aeseta ______$21,098,474 Held on Tuesdays iawa of Durham, North Carolina pursuant der the laws of New York pursuant to Its MAY REALTY Mrs. Dorothy McBride, has been Liabilities ...... 12,684,997 application therefor and in coniideration will he heard on Thursday after­ to iU application therefor and in considera­ Capital __,,, ,, ...... 4,000,000 A new series of instruction noon and evening at the usual injured and is being returned to ,1 1 tion of iU compliance with th* laws of of iU compliance with the laws of Colo­ Surplus ....—...... 8,084,211 rado, is hereby licensed to tranuct busi­ classes was started April 3. the U. S. after nine months in Colorado, is hereby licensed to transact hours. * Ck>ntinxency Reserve------1,879,266 ness ts a Fire Insurance Company until REALTOR These classes are held every First Saturday devotions will be Korea. businesa aa a Firs Insuranc* Comany until (Copy of Certificate of Authority) the last day of February next succeeding the last day of February next succeeding Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the rec­ held after all the Masses and dur­ Harry Zook, son of Mr. and DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE the date hereof unless this lieens* ahall be the date hereof unlass this licenaa shall be INSURANCE . LOANS tory meeting room. The series ing the evening devotions. Mrs. Harry T. Zook, 1240 Detroit CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY- sooner revoked. sooner revoked. will last for about three months The monthly Altar and Rosary street, is with the army in Korea. To Whom it May Concern: IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, T hav* here­ Mrs. C. A,. Freudenstein, presi­ This ia to Certify that the Republic In­ unto set my hand and caused tha official unto set my hand and caused the official and will deal with the funda­ meeting will be held Monday, seal of my office to be affixed at th* Ute Theater Bldg. dent of the Altar and Rosary so­ surance Company organized under the laws seal of my office to be affixed at the mental teachings of the Church. April 9, in the home of Mrs. W. S. of Texas pursuant to its application then- City and (jounty of Denver, thia first day City and County of Denver, this fin t day All interested persons. Catholic Byrnes, 1317 Adams street. Co- ciety, has returned from the Glock- for and in coniideration of jts compliance of March. A. D. 1961. of March, A. D. 1961. Colorado Springs, Colo. or non-Catholic, are welcome. hostessas will be Mrs. W. E. ner-Penrose hospital in Colorado with the laws of Colorado, ia herreby (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Springs. licensed to transact business as a Fire Commisaionar of Insurance. Commissiontr of Inaurane*. The Men’s club monthly meet­ Sheehy, Mrs. J. J. Flynn, and Mrs. Insurance Company until th* last day of MAUN 1898 ing will be held at 8 p.m. in the Nellie' Bickett. Mrs. Harry T. John Riordan will return April February next succeeding the date hereof STATE OF COLORADO basement of the rectory Friday, from the San Diego naval sta­ unless this lioenaa shall be sooner revoked. STATE OF COLORADO Insurance Department Zook, vice president, asks that any Insurance Dapartment Synopsis of SUtement for 1950 aa ren­ April 5. All the men of the parish donations for the hope chest be tion after graduation. He is the IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ unto set my hand and caused the official Synapsis of SUUment for 1960 as ren­ dered to the Commisaioner of Insurance are invited to attend. brought to the meeting. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ri(jr- Agricultural Insurance Company dan, 1275 Fillmore street. seal of my office to bo affixed at th* dered to the Commisaioner of Insuranc* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Monar City and County of Denver, thia flrat day Buffalo Insuranc* Company Watertown, New York THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON Requests for old gold have been Mrs. E. A. Hanifen, 787 Steele chi of 3939 Quay lost in death their of, March, A. D. 1951. Buffalo, Now York AsseU ...... $26,666^84 made by the officers of the Taber­ street, is recovering from a fall in Liabilitiea ______- ...... 16,218,258 ■ its It«r»— 118 E. rik« f ilk — MAts 14A infant son. He was the youngest '(SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, Aaseta ...... — ...... $9,788,838 Optometrist nacle society. the basement of her home. She Commisiioner of Inauranct. Liabilities ...... 6,706,212 C a p iU l______- 8,000,000 Nsrtk 8tir»— 832 I. Til«»— MAIi 119 of four children. Mass of the Surplua ______- ...... - ..... 7,447,981 A meeting of the women’s divi­ suffered a broken wrist. C a p iU l______1,000,000 Professional Pharmacy Its North Tojon S t Angels was said April 2. Surplus ______■ 2,828,126 (Copy of CertificaU of Authority) PHONE MAIN SCG2 sion of the bazaar w'as held Mon­ Banns of marriage have been DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Sacristy workers for Saturday, day, April in the school auditor­ VoIunUry reserve ______700.000 501 No. Tejon MAin 1088 COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. April 7, are Ruth Hengen, Connie announced for the first time be­ (Copy of Cartifleat* of Authority) CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY ium. Projects were assigned to DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Farin, Bill Mahoney, and Law­ tween Edmund Schiferel of St. Great Central To Whom it May Concern: the following: Mmes. Foster and CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY This ia to Certify that th* Agriculttual rence Merkle. Charles’, Stratton, and Miss Fran­ Get Baur’s (o f Denver) , PETE BEROM ^ McNamara, “ Hat by Leon;” ham ces Rose Beck of St. Philomena’s Insurance Company To Whom it May Concern: Insurance Company organized under the booth, Mmes. Bell, Cooper, This is to Certify that tha Buffalo In­ laws of New York pursuant to iU applica­ Candy and Ice Cream^at s h o p and Harold William Price of Ca­ auranct Company organized under th* Iawa tion therefor and in consideration of its ;FERNITURE ; Prayar Answarad Schwartz, and Bostwick; candy, Peoria, lllinoii UPHOLSTERING, A reader wishes to thank St. thedral and Miss Grace Marie of New York pursuant to iU application compliance with tha laws of Colorado, la Johnson-English RE-UPHOLSTERING AND i Mmes. Duggan and Koning; cakes, Isaacson of St. Philomena’s. therafor and in consideration of iU com­ hereby licensed to tranaaet businesa as • REPAIRING Rita for a favor received through Mrs. Morrato and Young Ladies’ pliance w i^ th* laws of Colorado, is hereby Fir* Inaurane* Company until the last day Slip CoTtn » ( ! D r>p(rl» . her intercession. Tickets for the annual Catholic licensed to transact busineu aa a Fire of February next succeeding the date Drug Co. Mid* ts Order ^ sodality; snack bar, Mrs. T. A. Charities opera are available at the STATE OF COLORADO Inaurane* Company until th* last day of hereof unless this llcani* shall be aoonar Furniture Made to Order < Coupe and committee; umbrella rectory. No tickets will be mailed Inanrance Department February next auceeeding th* daU.hereof revoked. LENTHERIC Toiletries and chair, Mrs. Conway; post of­ Synopsis of Sutement fpr 1950 aj ren­ unleaa thia lioenaa ahall be soontr ravoked. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 hav* here- T.Jon at Bijoq S t Phone 1400 t 24-22 So. W ihiitch At i, MAinISSH out this year. fice, Mrs. Switzer; hope chest, The seventh grade children, un­ dered to the Commissioner of Insurance IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hav* here­ nnto set my hand and caused th* official Great Central Inanranc* Company unto set my hand and caused th* official seal of my office to be affixed at tha Altar and Rosary society; glass der the direction of Sister Agnes ••If Your Needs Are Electrical The Heyse iSheet AURORA Peoria, Illinoia seal of my offle* to be affixed at the City and County of Denvar, thia (irit day Metal and Roofing jars, Mrs. Wilcox and Mr. and Therese, made a Jubilee Year pil­ Assets ...... $1,884,207 City and (>)unty of Denver, thia first day of March, A. D. 1961. Call Main 939” Mrs. Maloney; and children’s divi grimage Tuesday, April 3. Liabilitiea ...... - ...... — 1,877,014 March,, A. D. 1981. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, WIRING-FIXTURES AND BEPAIRS INCORPORATED CapiUl ...... —...... —— 250,000 (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Commisaionarof Inaurane*. sion, Mmes. Cummings, Robb, and At the April Fool’s dance spon S urplus______,.------— 267,193 HEATING ROOFING 'Vallejos. Commisaioner of Inauranee. SHEET METAL sored by the St. Philomena’s Par­ (Copy of CertlflciU of Authority) Berwick Electric Co. PURSE BROS. Permission to solicit subscrip­ ent-Teachers’ association Satur­ DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE 822 SO. NEVADA J. D. BERWICK tions to the Extension magazine in day evening, March 31. Ed Col­ CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Phone! MAin 582 GROCERY & MARKET Texas General Colsrids Sprint!. Colorids St. Philomena’s parish has been lins and Mrs. James E. Cummings To Whom it May Concern: Eit. 1888 This i* to Certify that the Grant Central CENTRAL CATHOLIC GROCERIES - MEATS - FRUITS granted to Frank J. McDermott won the costume prizes. Approx­ Insurance Company organized under the VEGETABLES The project is highly recommended imately 30 couples attended, laws of Illinois pursuant to iU application Indemnity Company COMPLIMENTS OP ' CASUALTY CO. 1708 Eut Colfax Ato. Ph. A aron 233 by Monsignor Higgins. Chairman of the dance was Mrs. therafor and in coniideration of iU eom- Sunday, April 8, is Communion L. L. Bennett. plianca with th* laws of Colorado, |s OMAHA, NEBRASKA Denver, Colorado OLSON & BENBOR' day for the men’s club and the herrty licensed to transact busioesi as a E N E iS - i The eighth gu'ade boys were Caaualty Iniurance Company until tha last P L B G . & H T G . CO. Holv Name society. graduated from the Sanctuary so­ day of February next succeeding th* daU Robert Charles Minegar of ciety last week. Father O’Malley hereof unleaa this licenae shall be sooner STATE OF COLORADO QTlelors'C^He. DEPENDABLE CLEANERS ' STATE OF COLORADO Inanranc* Department Lowry air force base and Miss revoked. Inanranc* Departmant 116 North Weber St. thanked them for their faithful Synopsis of Sutement for 1960 as ram* IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I htva hero- Synopiis of SUUment for 1960 as m - Jean Marie Hurlburt of 1630 PMll service the past five years and dered to th* Commiialoner of Inauranee Tel. Main 3066 & SHIRT LAUNDRY unto set my hand and caused th* official dered to tha Commisaionar of Insuranc* more street were married Thurs­ Texas General Indemnity Company presented them with a token of seal of my offic* to be affixtd at the Central Catholic Casislty Company Dsnvar, Colorado Sam* Day Service day, March 29, in St. Philomena’s appreciation from Monsignor Hig­ City and County of Denver, thia fin t day Omaha, Nebraska A u e u ______^------8669,907 church. The Rev. Joseph M. of March. A. D. 1961. AaseU ------— — ...... $186,783 ZEC H A & A D A M S At No Extra Charge gins. Liabilities ...... 288407 O’Malley witnessed the ceremony. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. L iabliitias______68.067 Aley Drug Co. Conoco Service Station Mttrguerito M. O’Shea, Lessee Mrs. John Vos entertained the Commissioner of Insurance. C a p i U l ______— 100.000 Thomas F. Durkin and Miss Mary Girl Scout mothers of troop 288 Special Deposit ...... - ...... — 22,200 Surplua ______— 165,000 PRESCRIPTION 9720 E. Colfax Ar.-790 Louise Hurlburt, sister o f the C a p iU l...... — Reserve for Contingencies------81,700 in her home April 3. Surplua__ ...... - ...... 46,616 (Copy *( CertificaU of Authority) DRUGGISTS CONOCO bride, were the attendants. After The Girl Scout neighborhood (Copy of Ct^fleaU of Authority) DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE a trip to Wisconsin, the couple will meeting was held in the school aud­ DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Phoni Miin 250 332 So, Tejon St. SEABOARD SUREH CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY live in Denver. itorium Wednesday, April 4. Mrs, To Whom it Hay Concern; To Whom It May Concern: Thia ia to Certify that th* Texas G*b« COLORADO SPRINGS Y Harry Hurley Neumann, son of This is to Oartify that th* Central Cath- DR. JOHN R. COYLE Roy Struck presided. COMPANY eral Indemnity Company organised under Nevada Ave. at Cache la Pondre Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Neumann New members in Brownie troor olis Casualty Company organized under the laws of Colorado pursuant to Ita ap­ OPTOMETRIST of 1549 Dahlia street, was married 217 are Carol Grant and Elizabeth the laws of Nebraska pnrsuant to iU plication therefor and in consideration of to Margaret Ellen Galvin, daugh­ NEW YORK, N. Y. application therefor and in consideration of iU eompliance with the laws of Colorado, The firms listed here de­ Open: Mon, Wed, Fri, Nites Ann Smithline. iU compliance with the laws of Colorado, ia hereby liceiucd to transact buaineat aa BLICK SPORTING ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester D. Gal­ The following boys received is hereby liceiued to transact bnsinasa a Caaualty liuuranc* Company until the serve to be remembered FOR APPOINTMENT CALL vin of 1153 Race street, Saturday, awards at the Boy Scout court of a Caaulty Insurance Company until th* last last day of February next sueesading the March 3, before a Nuptial Mass honor Monday evening, April 2: STATE OF COLORADO day of February next succeeding the date daU hereof uniesa thia lloens* ahall be when you are distributing GOODS CO. Inanranc* Department hereof unless this lieens* shall be sooner ■ooner revoked. AURORA 1204 celebrated by Monsignor Higgins. Bill Longa, John Drake,* Pat Dug­ revoked. ___ "ETerythlnt for Every Sport" Synopiii of Statement (or 1960 as ren­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I havi hero- your patronage in the dif­ Edward Neumann and Mary Sue gan, Gary Chamberlain, John IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ unto act my hand and caused th* official Phone Main 930 935$ EAST COLFAX dered to the O>mmissioner of Inauranee unto set my hand and earned the official Galvin were the best man and maid Potarf, Pat Curran, Louis Pribila, Seaboard Surety Company seal of my, office to be affixed at th# ferent lines of business. 19 NO, TEJON ST. seal of my offic* to be affixed at the City and County of Denvtr, thia first day of honor for their brother and sis­ George Pease, and Joe Loffreda. New York. N.Y. City and County of Denver, this first day Asset* ...... $18,648,041 of March, A. D. 1951. ter. The couple will live in Den­ Nocturnal adoration will be held of March, A. D. 1961. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. ver. Llabilitie*______6.768,815 (SEAL) LUKE 1. KAVANAUGH. Commisaionar of Inauranea. in Holy Ghost church 'Thursday C a p ita l______1,000,000 Commissioner of Insurance. The women’s choir will resume night, April 5. St. Philomena’s Surplus . 6,000,000 M * » * O e OF aODEIAtlOR . rehearsal* in the rectory aisem- hour is from 12 to 1 a.m., under Voluntary Reserv e______1,794,226 Dr. D. C. Werthman hly room Thursday, April 5, at the leadership of Father James (Copy of Cartificata of Anthority) ■ - V - . ' DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE and As§ociate 7:45 p.m. O’Grady, S.S.C. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY American Progressive To Whom it May Concern: Dentists Preview of Television This is to Certify that the Seaboard Health Insurance. Surety Company orttanized under th* law* PLATES of New York pursuant to its application Company of New York therefor and in consideration of its com­ 606 IStb Street 1206 15th Street Students at St. Joseph's pliance with the laws of Colorado, ia hereby NEW YORK, N. Y, KEyatone 8721 TAbor 5761 licensed to transact businesa as a Multiple Lines Insurance Company until th* Isat diy of February next succeeding the date STATE 41F COLORADO^ Optometrist hereof unleis this license shall bs aoonsr Inaurane* Department and Optician Ready for Talent Show revoked. Synopsis of Sutement (or 1960 aa ren IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hsv* here­ dered to th* CommiasionSr of Insurance (St. Joseph’s ReJemptoriat Pariah, Denver) unto set my hand and caused the official Amsriean Prsgrtssiv* Health Inanranes Helen WaUh seal of my office to be affixed at th* Television ■will be here in the near future, but parish­ Campany of New York AaaeeiaU City and County of Denver, thia flrat day Naw York, N, Y. W. R. JOSEPH ioners and their friends will get a preview of what is to of March, A. D. 1951. AaseU ..... 1867,091 (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, Liabilitim ______127,178 EYES EXAMINED come when the high school students present their talent Commissioner of Insurano*. C a p i U l ______150,000 Phont TAbor 1880 show tonight, Thursday, April 5, at 8 o’clock in the hall. S u r p lu s...... 79,918 218-219 HtjatUc Bldg. (Copy of CartificaU of Aitherity) Featured will be “take-offs” of Milton Berle, Dick Contino, DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE < the Merry Macs, Jo Stafford, the Central States Health CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Patty Miller, and Lorraine Cazer. To Whom it May Concern: Rockettes, and others. St. Joseph’s Thia ia to Certify that the American high school has always staged top Accordion solos were rendered by and Accident Association Progressiva Haaitb InsuranM Company of shows and all are assured that thia Pat Sadusky and Marilyn Ritten- New York organized under th* laws of maer, and Barbara Miller played New York pursuant to iU application one will be no exception. Tho boys OMAHA, NEBRASKA therefor and in coniideration of iU com' and girls expect a packed house. a selection on the piano. plUne* with th* laws of Colorado, is hereby PTA Eiech Officer! Mrs. Ruth Hallock, volunteer llcenied to tranaaet businesa aa a Casualty worker of the Red Cross, will give Iniurance Comany until th* last day of At their meeting Tuesday, STATE o r COLORADO February next succeeding th* daU hereof a lecture on civilian defense in night, the Parent-Teachers’ as­ Insnranc* Department unless this license ahall be sooner revoked. case of atomic attack Friday eve­ Synopsis of Statement for 1960 as ren' IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hav* here­ sociation elected officers for tha unto set my hand and cansed th* official coming year. Thifae who will ning, April 6, at 7 o’clock in the dered to the Commissioner of Iniurance high school. 'The public is invited Central States Health and Accident seal of my office to be affixed at the aee to the continued succois of City and County of Denver, thia flrat day to attend. Associatian the association are Mrs. Bdary Omaha, Nebraska of March, A. D. 1951. The sixth and eighth pades tied (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Ward, president; Mrs. Henrietta Asaets ______$611,280 for the attendance prize in the Liabilitiea______;______$71,890 Commisaioner of Iniursne*. Files-Hernia Betthauaer, vice pratidant; Mri. grade school and room 9-3 won for C a p iU l______—— ——...... none France* Gibbons, secretary; the high school. S u r p lu s ______—— ----- 139,890 Healed hy my proven methods Mrs. Bertha Yonker, treasurer; Mrs. M. Eddy and Mrs. A. De- (Copy of Certificate of Anthority) No anesthetic. No snrgery. No Mrs. Lillian Cazer, historian; DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE iURNS-RIP^ I Hererra were hostesses for the CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY tufforing. No danger. No hospitaL and Taft Muttrallah, auditor. evening. No toss of time from work. They will be installed Wednes­ To Whom it May Concern: The grade school variety show Thia ia to O rtify that the Central SUte* OR TEARS - day, May 2. Dr. , will be staged on two nights, Health and Accident Associatioa organized Eliminated by Past Presicients Honored April 19 and‘ 20, at 8 o’clock in under the Iawa of Nebraska pursuant to Allen B. * its application therefor and in oonaidera< French er Inweaving Croessmann Thje following past presidents the hall. The PTA is sponsoring tion of its compliance with th* laws of 34 Henr Service—Reasonable Prica* were honored and presented with this unusual affair. Colorado, is hereby licensed to transact Ph.C, D.C. America's Fine Light Beer a gift by the president, Mrs. John All members of the Altar and business aa a Accident Aasssimcnt As- HOSIERY MENDING 131 14th Strest socUtion until th* last day o f February SuiU 311 Berger: Mrs. Walter Johnson, Mrs. Rosary society are reminded that next succeeding the date hereof unleaa thia Sid Veto, Mrs. Pete Steffen, Mrs. their monthly meeting will take llcenss ahall bs sooimr ravoked. Boors 9 to 11 place Wednesday stftemoon, April 1:30 to 6 /) Eugene Nobles, Mrs. Harold Harri­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I havt here­ (jJsaJtsAjt. and by appointment son, and Mrs. Rick McNicholas. 11, at 2 p.m. All women of the unto set my hand and caused the official AComa 5070 Entertainment was presented by parish ar«\ invited to attend. The seal of my office to be affixed at ths Imceaving Co, City and (iounty of Denvtr, this fin t day FRamont 7250 the sixth grade pupils. Those par­ entire' parish wishes to thank the of March, A. D. 1951. Phene KE. 4409 27 Years of ticipating were Lela May Griffith, Altar society for tjie splendid work (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, 304 McClinteek Bldg, Sueotssful PraetJs* MilaaC*mCsaiWW.«il4iaCi>iMSaUiA Marietta Koch, Keith Kroneberger, during Holy Week. Commisilotiar of laiursas*. -.■ i.e a , 1654 Calif. PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 9 3 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone4205 Thursday, April 5, 1951

I Attend Annual Notre Dame Club Fete I Si'de Entrance I JH. o m e m a k e r ’s m v u n EQUIPMENT I I Department | Is Planned for I I Patronlte Theu Reliable and Friendly Firm* R. St. Louis Church (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) McGinness & Patrick J. A. Johnson & Son Plans are being made at the Floor Covering SpecialiiU Ettablhhed 35 Yean present time for a side entrance for the church. It is figured that ® Linoleum ® Atphnil Tilo • Gutters • Sheet Metal a ramp also can-be arranged, so • Rubber Tile • Plastic Well Tile • Gas Furnaces that persons not wishing to Keep them SAFE in their own play yard! FREE ESTIMATES • Gas Conversion Burners climb the steps to the front door 709 E. 6th Are. K£. 4031 could use the ramp to the side We are Equipped to Setup or Install 494 So. Vine SP. 3239 door. Your Equipment. THE BEST IN LUGGAGE MEMBERS OF DENVER'Notre Dame Gargan; Robert Flynn, the new president; and Mrs. ThS tide door will also facili­ All Kindi tate the emptying of the church, Bacon & Schramm club who attended the 28th annual Uni­ and Mr. Gene Blish. More than 100 club members Drive out and see it on display. turned out for this year’s celebration, which began especially when there is a large COMPOSITION ROOFING versal Notre -Dame night at the Park Lane hotel attendance at Masses. A breeze­ April 2 are shown in the pictures above. In the top with a fried chicken dinner in the hotel’s Colonial TILE ROOFING way, between the side door of photo (left to right) are pictured Mrs. Thomas dining room. After the dinner a dance was held at the church and the side door of ROOF REPAIRING NK ELCAR FENCE & SUPPLY CO. Currigan, Thomas Currigan, outgoing president of the Top of the Park.— (Photo by Smyth) the new rectory, will also prove the club; Thomas Gargan, re-elected secretary; Mrs. 4405 EAST EVANS AVE. PHONE RA. 2879 4020 Brighton Blvd. CH. 6563 E s t . 1873 GCOi serviceable in case of illness^ for 1844 B’w ir, KE. 807t those desiring to leave the Bud Ellerby Bill Carlile church after Baptisms, or for Stove and Furnace Parts those wishing to transact busi­ Still Available THE St. Francis' Altar Society AnnunciationPTA ness a^ the office in the rectory. GAS FURNACES McVeigh Company The teaching of band and or­ Your Floors Are Our Business ii The Geo. A. Pollen PAINTING AND chestral music in the school was ■ • Plans Annual Card Party P arranged this week. Aptitude tests Complete Floor Maintenance Service C om p an y DECORATING Ians Luncheon ■ « will be t^ken during the month of CONTRACTORS (Annunciation Parish, Denver) Janitorial Supplies — Waxes — Soaps ■ ■ 1333 Lawrenc* Street (St. Francii do Salei’ Pariah, ion spent a few days in Denver May. Classes will begin with the • • 1328 Inca KE. 0718 On April 18 at 1 o’clock the < ■ TABOR 1321 DENVER. COLO. Denver) with Mrs. Manion’s parents, Mr. opening of school in September, Electric Polishers and Scrubbers PTA will sponsor a luncheon and la ■ ■ The Altar and Rosary society and Mrs. Joe Grabus. They are on card party at Hagus hall. Every­ The classes are part of an all- CHURCH FURNITURE will hold the annual card party their way to the East coast to one is welcome. Tickets will be 50 parochial school prog;ram. There • • will be no charge for the "instruc­ DCMOIVT SALES CO. ’ ■ • AND PEWS Saturday, April 14, in the Den­ make their home. cents and payment will be made ■ • tions. The PTA will sponsor the 1736-44 Blake St. TA. 4146 Beaver Deiifned A Manufactared MOVING ver Dry Goods tea room at 2:30 The hour of adoration desig­ at th« door. Table and special ■ • p.m. project •« nated for the men of St. Francis prizes will be given away. 108 N. 3rd, Grand Junction 356 No,'Wolcott, Caiper, Wyo. The Behrens Fixture Co. There will be table and special STORAGE de Sales’ parish on Thursday, An apron and hand-made gift The PTA will meet Tuesday prizes. Refreshments will be 4625 Cclorado Bird. April 5, is from 10 to 11 p.m. at sale will be featured. evening, April 10, at 8 o’clock served. Tickets are 50 cents. Any­ Denrer, Colo. SHIPPING the Holy Ghost church. The office The PTA will meet on Wednes­ in the recreation center. Elec­ Grass Seeds - - - Fertilizers one wishing tickets is asked to will be read by all attending dur­ day, April 11, at 1 o’clock. Elec­ tions will take 'place. The guest call the chairman, Mrs. W. J. Hell- Garden Tools - - - Bardware Local and ing the first 40 minutes and the tion of officers will take place. speaker will be Father John L. man, RA. 1029. The third grade pupils will pre­ Aylward. Long Distance remaining time will be allotted Rentals on Floor Waxes, Sanders, Seeders, Lawn Rollers, WESTERN Captain and Mrs. Thomas Man- sent a program and their mothers The . Holy Name _ society’s men Pott Hole Diggers, Wheel Barrows & Cement Mixers. Moving for individual prayers. WINDOW & HOUSE will be hostesses. and'h Boys’ i ' vested ' choir ' ...... will sing Pittsburgh Paints and Supplies Monday evening, April 9, after On April 6, “the first Friday of Storage -.Packing the meeting of the St. Francis de for the High Mass at 10 o’clock “Chase to Chase for Top Materials” CLEANING CO. Confirmation Set the month, Masses will be at 5:30 this Sunday. Shipping Sales’ Holy Name society, a spe­ and 8 o’clock. WE CLEAN Mrs. Clem Bettinger gave an All Typei of Fsamo cial showing of the film JffSO The Rev. Donald McMahon is Windows Walls World Baseball Series will be interesting talk at the Altar so­ L.. D. CHASE LUMBER CO. Buildings Moved At Sacred Heart in New York city on matters deal­ ciety meeting held in the home of Woodwork Wall Paper featured. The brief business meet­ ing with the All-Parochial play. 2040 So. Colorado Blvd. SP. 4406 Free Estimates (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) ing will precede the film showing Mrs. H. Sheetz April 3. Commit­ Floors (Washed & Waxed) Confirmation will take place in The Annunciation branch o f the and will,convene at 8:15 p.m. in tees set up by the ACCW were Sacred Heart church Thursday, St. Vincent Aid society will not FREE ESTIMATES DUFFY STORAGE the high school library. The 1950 stressed by Mrs. Gettinger, and the May 24. Those children of the par­ meet this month. The meeting has members agreed to further their ELECTRIC WORK FULLY INSURED ish who attend public schools World Series film features Joe b^ n postponed because of the Sf, Di Maggio and former Denver efforts in promoting these projects. Residential & Commercial & MOVING CO. should attend Confirmation classes Vincent’s Aid society’s annual card WIRING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS pitcher, Vic Raschi, among others. party. The next meeting will be held in Work 1521 20th St. after school on Monday, Wednes­ the home of Mrs. William Arend, Refreshments will be served after Mrs. K. J. Blasman entertained LYNCR ELECTRIC COMPANY Tel. KE. 6228 day, and Friday every week in 3605 S. Broadway. 1032 18th M A in l556 Sacred Heart school. They are the Holy Name meeting. St. Ann’s club Tuesday, April 3. The Altar aociety plant to MA. 6958 (Home) asked to report at the second Sunday, March 8, the men of 1721 E. 31st Ave. KE. 0309 (Shop) grade classroom. Adult classes will the Holy Name society will as­ hold a baked goodt and cooked ATTENTION LADIES be arranged later. semble in front of the grade Parish Schools' Picnic food tale in the recreation cen­ RUG CALL TA. 4686 The man of the parish will have school at 7 :45 and march into ter after the Mattet on Sunday, SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY their hour of nocturnal adoration the church as a group to attend Scheduled on Two Days April 15. Mrt. P. Brady will act at chairman. Double Dexter washen. extractors and dryers. in Holy Ghost church Friday Mass and receive Holy Communion, Soft water, wet wash and fluff dry. The annual parochial scholi CLEANING morning, April 6, from 1 until All parish men are invited picnic will be held two. days this Infants baptized April' 1 were ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Dry Cleaning. Rugs, Upholstery 2 o’clock. Stephen Eugene Myers, son of Mr. FREE MOTH PROOFING Open erenings, Sunday by appointment Free to join the Holy Name society year. On Thursday, May 17, the Guy Elder, Contractor pick-up and delivery. 1 0% cash and tarry. This Sunday is Communlon^ay Details about the society, its aims, elementary school pupils will and Mrs. Charles E. Myers, with 2 Pe. Living 9 5 Parking space. for the Holy Name society. The and spiritual benefits may be ob­ gather at Elitch’s Gardens, and William F. Burke and Juanita Industrial and Commercial Building Room Suite A-l Laundry & Cleaners members will receive in the 7:30 tained by calling Joe Hynes at Burke as sponsors; William Up on Friday, May 18, the high 175 Vallejo St. PEarl 8930 Thoroly Cleaned 10 186 KALAMATH TA 4686 Mass. RA. 1930. school pupils will hold their pic­ Thomas Zuk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Stratton—new proprietor April 8 is Communion Sunday nic there. • William Zuk, with Melvin Francis Beeler and Doris M. Carroll as Famous Rug & Confirmation Slated for the cubs of pack 126. All cubs Championship baseball play­ JOBNS-MAIWILLE FLOORmGS must be present in uniform. offs for both the Junior Paroch­ sponsors; Robert Eugene Mead, Furniture Cleaning Co. Lownmowers^ ial and the high school leagues son of Robert Gray Mead, with ox X I r The planning meeting for pack Asphalt Tile Sharpened and For Three Churches will be held. All games, rides, Eugene David Lujan and Rita TA. 6569 1532 Market 126 is to be held on Monday eve­ A long lived, low priced flooring for Schools, Repaired— All The sacrament of Confirmation and park facilities will be at the Luan as sponsors. ning, April 9, at 8 p.m. at 723 E. will be conferred in the next few disposal of the parochial pupils Hospitals, churches. Residences. types, power & Center avenue. Mr. Lujan is Chief Justice of • Sheet Metal hand ..... days by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr on both days, through the kind­ the Supreme Court in New Mexico Terratlex of Denver in the following places: Persons interested in- giving old ness of Jack Gurtler of Elitch’s. and came here from Santa Fe^ith •Air Conditioning Saws Sharpened Sunday, April 15, Our Lady of newspapers to the Cub Scouts’ Increased enrollment in the One of the toughest, longest wearing floor By Factory Methods his wife, both of whom were spon­ • Heating • Hardware Lourdes church, Denver, at 4 p.m. paper drive on Saturday, April 7, elementary schools necessitates sors for the Baptism. coverings ever developed; grease proof. Acid Just Call FR. 1649 or are asked to call RA. 6265. Alameda Sheet Metal Monday, April 16, Loyola the restriction of one day for proof; unaffected by alkalis. Brilliant colors FR. 5775 church, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Joseph Sullijan, PTA vice elementary pupils only and an Free Estimates Descriptive Literature Free & H a rd w a re Pickup & Delivery Wednesday, April 18, Good president, attended the Program additional day for high school 538 E. Alameda - - - SP. 4640 Berry-Cntsbaw Shepherd convent, 4 p.m. Planners’ workshop at CWC. pupils only. Building & Maintenance Co. The Arms listed here deserve to Sharpening Service! be remembered when you are dis- 1863 WA2EE ST., DENVER KE. 2371 tributingr your patronage to the dif­ Mention this ad for 50c discount any | ferent lines of business. Lawnmower Job til May 1 14 Pointings Are Donated to School (St. Dominic’i Parish, Denver) fault was given to Mrs. Patrick 3289 Meade street, on April 12 Copies of 14 famous paintings Lucy. Other awards went to the at 1 o’clock. Flying Ant» May Electrical Coatroctiag & Repairiag have been received by the Very following: Mmes. Arthur Cross, A. The Holy Name society and Binding - Sizing - Repairing Rev. Peter O’Brien, O.P., and have Heiberger, John Lawlor, Ward An­ Ushers’ club will receive Com­ Be Termites FRED LUCCI been mounted in suitable frames. thony, Henry Close, Eileen Rogers, Denver's Finest & Most These pictures are a donation from Mary Heffner, MaiV Button, John munion in the 7:30 Mass on Sun­ lARL J.STROHMIIIGiR H olt owners nerer Vienna and will be used in the Winters, J. P. Harringrton, J. M. day. The regular meeting of the Complete Service know they hsTe ter- Custom Upholstery ilocfric Compaiy new school. A special frame is Harrin^on, J. R. Wilson, and Holy Name society will be held mites until costly ^ being constructed so that the en­ Julius Lonergan. It was ^decided dsmsge is tlresdyi and New Furniture Licensed and Bonded Quality Cleaning of done. tire collection may be put on dis­ that on the next meeting date, in the church auditorium on Thurs­ Member National Electrical Contractori A ii’n. Made to Order play in the vestibule of the churth Sunday, May 6, breakfast would day, April 6, at 8:15 p.m. Domestic & Oriental Rugs For Free Inspection 1178 Stout St. AC. 5733 in the near future. be served instead of a luncheon. Call SP. 4673 Beautiful Samples to Show The Rosary-Altar society met Sunday, May 6, will be the monthly Young People’s Club April 3 with Rosary and Benedic­ Communion Sunday for the society To Meet on April 11 Alexander Rug & Colo. Terminix Co. Day or Evening Calls tion in the church. The luncheon and a breakfast will be served lleestM I f E. L. Bri« Cl. was served by Mrs. Margaret Pas- after the Communion Mass at 7:30. Sunday, April 8, will also be Werid't Largut Twalti Centrel sard and her committee. The lamb St. Dominic’s circle will meet Carpet Cleaning Co. 2842 W. 44th GL. 1222 a special Communion Sunday for 1754 S. Bdwy Geo. Leachman cake baked by Mrs. Meddle Thy- in the home of Mrs. William Wells, 5708 E. Colfax DE. 3304 members of the Blessed Martin Young People’s club at the 7:30 Mass. A Communion breakfast Games Party Set April 11 will be served in the church audi­ torium following the Mass. The I Ceitn**' regular meeting of the Young Spring Paint-Up Time For St. Patrick's Parish People’s club will be held in the church auditoYium op Wednesday, (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) HNS will be held Thursday, April April 11, at 8 o’clock. The annual spring gamM party Means Time For \our Plumbermber For Years V 5, at 8 p.m. in the school meeting sponsored by the PTA will be held room. A meeting of the Sodality Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. Wednesday, April 11, at 1:30 p.m. Friday, April 6, will be the first of Our Lady will be held in the 3030 W. 44th Ave. GL. 4323 in the school auditorium. Admis- Friday of the month with Masses rectory reading room at 8 sion will be free. The fee will be celebrated at 6:30 and 7:30. Con­ o’clock on Thur.day, April 5. *.fl. U.S. fot. Off. ^ FLOOR 50 cents for 20 games. Every fessions for the first Friday will woman is urged to patronize this be heard on Thursday afternoon St. Albert’s circle enjoyed a CAMEO COVERING CO. affair as the proceeds will be used and evening at the regular time. bridge-luncheon March 29 in the to cover the cost for the Com­ Men of the parish are asked to home of Mrs. E. P. Gartland, 2935 Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile— Wall Covering munion and graduation break­ attend the hour of adoration in W. 29th avenue. TO SERVE m u fasts, the year-end "treat for the Estimates Complimentary Holy Ghost church. The hour for Mrs. Raymond Ingram will have children, and. the teaching sisters’ the members of the St. Jude cir­ St. Patrick’s parish will be from AAotorized equipment of the company trav­ 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 picinic. 11 to 12 Thursday evening, cle as her guests at the Holy Fam­ Mrs. William Sullivan is in April 5. ily PTA afternobh card party charge of the refreshments; Mmes. elled a record distance of 5,060,(X)0 miles in our service Plan for Bazaar Wednesday, April 11, at 1 o’clock Sidney Miller, Joseph Cristofano, in the school auditorium. area during 1950...a distance which equals 200 trips and Edwin Kenney, the specials; On Friday, April 6, the third Mrs. V. B. Kennedy entertained PERMANENT PRODUCTS and Mrs. Joseph Libonati will do­ bazaar meeting will be held in the around the world. nate the cake. Mrs. Elmer Sutliff the Lady of Fatima sewing circle BRICK STAIN still good after 36 years. SHINGLE school at 8 p.m. There were so in her home, 3269 W. Hayward will donate the doll. The display few parishioners at the meeting STAINS good after 33 years. INSIDE WATERPROOF­ at the door will include items of place, March 29. Refreshments the past Friday that it was im' were served by the hostess. ING in Color protects against dampness and Alkali. furniture. possible to do much. The Rt. Rev. FLOOR STAINS MADE TO WALK ON Conceit April 6 Monsignor Achille Sommaruga Sponsor Movie Everyone is invited to attend and the Rev. Regis McGuire ask We stand behind our jobs. the concert to be held at Olinger’s the co-operation of each person in Friday, April B Materials only or Jobs Complete, at 16th and Boulder, Thursday, this annual all-parish affair. Sug April 5, at 8 p.m. The PTA will gestions must be made and chair­ The eighth grade Girl Scouts of receive 50 cents for each adult men for various boths appointed. troop 237, under the direction of Approximately 60% of this mileage was for who attends this concert. The novena to Our Lady of Mrs. Clyde Marchese and Mrs. DENVER BRICK STAIN CO. Next Sunday will be Holy Com­ Lourdes will be held on Wednes­ Dale Lamb, are_sponsoring a movie service-call-frips direct to customers' homes. The remain­ CHerry 1083 1455 Fox St.) munion day for the members of day evenings at 7 :45. to be held Fridiy afternoon, April ing travel was in connection with your natural gas and the Holy Name society and for the Mothers Lose 6, at 2:30 in the church audito­ rium. T h e hour-long program, men of the parish in general. All electric services through construction, repair, mainte­ members are asked to make a spe­ The mothers of the PTA played which will consist of shorts fea­ *‘CRAXE” Fonrteen BoUer cial effort to receive Holy Com­ the eighth grade girls’ volleyball turing Abbott and Costello, Lau nance and engineering. A portion of the specialized munion with the organization Sun­ team March 29 and lost all three rel and Hardy, and assorted car­ SKILLFULLY BLENDED, day. games. In the return match April toons, was ehosen as especially in­ motor equipment used by the company is illustrated. The regular meeting o f the 3 the mothers won one of the two teresting for the school children, TO LOOK BEHER games played against' the eighth and adults alike. Members of the grade team and also against the parish are cordially invited. Pro­ LONGER I • Con*po»y vehicles are idenfrrfed by on olive- Academy Mothers' Unit sixth grade team. The fathers ceeds of the movie will be used to played the sons and won on the pay thp expenses for the annual Bright new “ Dutch Boy’’ colors green body color and a gold ^ insignia. Vehicles and same night Will Have Book Review mountain week end of the troop’s for your home! Paints for your service men are on duly 24 hours every day for your coo- Specialising in Quality Plumbing The St. Mary’s academy There was no school April 3 to 20 members. < walls, your porches and floors, and Heating Repairs Mothers’ club, Denver, will hold mark the Feast of St. Joseph. Boy Scouts from troop 65 and sashes and trim— and of course, vemence-.TO BETTER SERVE YOU. its monthly meeting Monday, High score prizes were awarded their' scoutmaster «attended t h e bright white or ready-mixed April 9, at 12:45. Immediately to Mrs. Henry Haimes anji Mrs. court of honor at Skinner junior tints in top quality house SLAHERY after Benediction there will be a Herman Wittman at the PTA- high school March 27, The follow­ paints! University Lumber Co. dessert-luncheon followed by sponsored card party in the home ing awards were made: Tenderfoot hat them all! Come in NOW! short business meeting. The main of Mrs. Edwin Kenney, 4421 awards-^Ronnie Serafin, Richard & COMPANY Quivas, March 28. Proceeds from Roatch, Michael Phillips, Michael feature of the afternoon will be a PUILIC SERVKE COMPANY OF COIORADO Plumbing and Heating book review by Mollie Beresford. these parties are given to the PTA Kruse, Robert Reinhardt, a n d University Pork She has chosen for her review treasury. . Steve Johnson ; second-class Contractors Bells on Her Toes. Mrs. T, A. Fred Deard, member o f the awards — Tom Stone and Bill JOHN J. CONNOR, President Coupe, club president, reports that Fourth Degree honor guard of the Kruse; and merit badges for per­ Lumber Co. ROBERT F. CONNOR. Vice Preeident sonal health— Dick Elliott and Ed­ the games party held Friday eve­ Knights of Columbus, flew to 1810 So. Josephine 1726 Market Street ning, March 30, was veryesuccess Grand Junction April 2 to serve ward Kerber. The troop also re­ Phone MAin 7127 or 7128 ful. The special gift was presented at the dedication ceremonies at St. ceived the district achievement PE 2435 Albert Peterson. j Mary’s hospital. award for March.