TUember of A i^it Bureau of CireiiUdioja Cathedral Expends $40,000 on Debt, Improvements

27 Converts Bring Total to 241 for Fr. (THeron Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. 1944 — Permission to Reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked. Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue St. Louis' Parish, Englewood, Interior Completely Makes Strong Advance in Year DENVER CATHOUC Refinished; Is Scene

An indication of the temporal site for the new school were pur­ box, and social hour would con­ and spiritual, advancement of St. chased; 27 converts were in­ stitute the program of these meet­ ings. Of S triking Beanty Louis’ parish, Englewood, in the structed and received into the past year is seen in the report that The additional Sunday Masses $26,000 was Contributed to the Church by the Very Rev, Joseph will be at 9 o’clock for the chil­ Victory club fund for a new school P. O’Heron, pastor. The number of dren and at 12 noon. The new REGISTER 1944 Was Most Successful Year in Recent and recreation center; 200 feet of Sunday Masses will, in the near schedule will go into force as soon property adjoining the proposed as a priest can be obtained to give The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We future, be increased to six. the parish his services regularly Rave Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller History; Ail Traces of Damage From As an added incentive to the on Sunday. Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. $20,000 Left to parishioners who have contributed Fire in Sacristy Are Removed to the Victory club fund to con­ VOL. XL. No. 20. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JAN. 18, 1945. $1 PER YEAR tinue their generosity, a non-Cath- In the most successful year in its recent history, the Archdiocese to olic Denver businessman, who had OF Cathedral parish in 1944 expended more than $20,000 in already donated $6,000 toward came into being in Denver last Friday Catholic W AC Recruiting Team with the marriage of S. Sgt. Thomas permanent improvements, chiefly in the Cathedral itself, Prepare Priests the expansion program, presented Ward and Sgt. Elizabeth Bruzan. The bride has shed her uniform for bride's attire. Right is Maj. and reduced the parish debt in the amount of an additional the pastor with an additional 00 OOOIE FOOOT William H. Hulsey, the couple's commanding officer, who escorted the bride to the altar. The bride $20,000. The Cathedral church itself was completely cleaned, check for $2,000. Through the me is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Bruzan of Chicago, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. dium of the special collection redecorated, and refinished during the past year, and the More than $20,000 was be­ Thomas A. Ward of Philadelphia. Tlie ceremony, which took place at 9 in the morning, was followed interior presents a picture of striking beauty. queathed to the Most Rev. Urban taken on the first Sunday of each by a wedding breakfast at the USO-NCCS club. letter in the day a reception was given for the pair at J. Vehr, Archbishop of Denver, month the parishioners will con tbe home of Maj. and Mrs. Hulsey.— (Photo by S. Sgt. Raymond Keane) The largest item in the improvement expenditure was tinue during 1945 to contribute to IS IMPOOIIOI the cleaning and redecorating of for the education and mainten­ ance of students for the priest­ the building fund. The donation the interior of the Cathedral hood by Mrs. Bridget Gettings of of war bonds is welcomed. church, which was necessitated by America owes a colossal debt of 3638 Humboldt street, Denver, The 27 converts received by smoke damage from the fire in 1 who died recently. Father O’Heron in the past year gratitude to the nurses who are the sacristy of the church in Oc­ According to the tenns of the increased the grand total of per­ braving the hardships of the bat­ will filed for probate in the sons whom he has personally in­ tle fronts to care for the sick and tober, 1943. This amounted to county court, several charitable structed and baptized in the 15 wounded. But America is also nearly $11,000. At the same time organizations, relatives, and years of his Englewood pastorate deeply indebted to the nurses who the exterior (doors, etc.) was BV FB. M'BIDBBN friends also share in the estate to 241. Ten adults are at pres­ are helping the home front fight painted, windows were calked, the estimated at $35,000. ent enrolled in the convert class. its constant war against ^ickness roof w a s repaired," marble base­ Instructions are given in the rec­ and injury, not only in hospitals but boards were installed all around A sister in Ireland, Anne Cole­ tory on Wednesday evening at in the homes of the ill. This is the man, will receive $1,000, and two the interior of the church, new IS 'BEST SELLEB’ 7:45 and at other times by special opinion of Mrs. Gertrude Hurley, Halaphane lighting fixtures in­ nieces who live in Illinois, Kate a Catholic, who is c'hairman of Sullivan and Mary Connelly, will appointment. stalled, bell supports reinforced in An interesting circumstance in the committee sponsoring Public the towers, and candle brackets receive $500 and $250, respec­ Health Nursing day in Denver, Maj. Damen L. McCaddon, Cath­ tively. The sum of $2,100 was connection with the adults taking extended, at a total additional cost instructions at the present time is Jan. 26. Mrs. Hurley, a visiting of more than $3,000. olic chaplain in Fort Douglas, willed to Archbishop Vehr for nurse, lives at 752 Bellaire. Utah, and a priest of the Archdio­ Masses; $300 to the Extension that three of the parents, repre­ Cleaning and repairing work in senting as many families, together The Dominican Sisters of the the sacristies necessitated by the cese of Denver, is the author of a society; $300 to Monsignor Ed­ Sick Poor, the Visiting Nurses’ as­ ward J. Flanagan’s Boys Town, with all the children in these fam­ fire amounted to an additional pamphlet that is fast becoming a ilies, a total of eight, will be re­ sociation, the City Health depart­ $3,750. This included the clean­ “best seller” among army person­ Nebr.; $300 to the Dominican ment, and the Denver Tuberculosis Sisters of the Sick Poor; and $100 ceived into the Church. In two ing and repairing of all the costly nel. The booklet, called Tears of instances, the husbands are non- society and school nurses have long vestments, the repairing of dam­ Habit, is a frank discussion of the to St. Vincent’s orphanage, Den­ been active in a program interpret­ ver.. Catholic service men who, out of aged cabinets and the installation problems of army life and contains admiration for the Church and ing the work of the visiting and of some new cabinets, plastering, suggestions for the avoidance of Priest-friends were bequeathed public health nurses in Denver. the following amounts: The Rev. Catholic chaplains, have written cleaning, and painting of the sin, especially impurity and in­ from Saipan and England asking The city of Denver will honor this walls, and the laundering of all temperance. Thomas Quinn of Ireland, $500; group at a luncheon to be given in the Rev. James Flanagan, Edge- the non-Catholic wife to consider the sacred linens. Father McCaddon, who has been instructions in the Catholic Church Daniels & Fisher’s at 12 noon, Jan. in the United States service since water, $300; the Rev. Arthur 26. More than $2,000 was expended Lucy, Denver, $300; the Rev. and al.so to have the children bap. for the improvement of acoustics 1934, when he became a CCC chap­ tized. In several instances recent “There is a war going on all lain, is assistant to the chief of John Doherty, Cripple Creek, along the home front, too,” Mrs. in the Cathedral, which are now $300; the Rev. Francis Pettit, converts brought non-Catholic considered to be better than ever chaplains for the West coast area. friends for instructions. Hurley said, “a ceaseless war He based the information and the Denver, $300; the Rev. Harold against countless ills that, if left before. Sound boxes were made Gleason, Walsenburg, $100; the The Church Unity Octave is ob­ and installed in the pillars, which theme of the pamphlet on his years unchecked, would devastate this of experience dealing with men in Rev. John Wogan, Gunnison, served in the parish each year to country as savagely as would required a considerable amount of $100; the Rev. Edward Woeber, ask God’s blessing on the work and stonecutting in the process. Wir­ the civilian and armed forces of enemy action. The chief weapon in the country. The work treats of the Denver, $100; and the Benedic­ to help those received to persevere. this home front is prevention, and ing and plastering work accounted tine Fathers, Canon City, $1,000. An Apostolic committee-in connec­ for the remainder of this sum. spiritual and moral problems that among the front-line troops are the face many of the men in service The residue of the estate will tion with the parish societies is visiting and public health nurses. The completion of the acoustical make up the bequest for the edu being considered to arrange for a and tells of the remedies for habits “Anyone who thinks the only work in the Cathedral must await of sin that may have been con­ cation of students for the priest­ semi-monthly meeting for con­ the granting of a priority fpr the hood. verts. An instruction, question battle fronts in this war are in Eu­ tracted by service men and women. rope, or the Pacific, should spend installation of the broadcasting It was printed with the approval of a day with the nurses from the vis­ system. Although this system has the Most Rev. Duane Gr. Hunt^ iting nurses’ and health depart­ been planned and ordered, it is Bishop of Salt Lake. Isleta Pastor Explains ment. The people who depend upon not known definitely when it can be delivered and installed. TA R t Rev. Monsignor William them for care and instruction rep­ Noted Liturgical Artist Will Arnold, chief of army chaplains, resent a cross section of all us here Two new pamphlet racks, inset has oraered several thousand copies in Denver. in the walls, were also constructed of Tears of Habit for distribution Rising of Priest’ s Body “There is a pretty girl—21—who in the past year. The Cathedral among the men in the am ed serv­ has just been diagosed as tubercu­ wishes to acknowledge the contri­ ices, Father McCaddon revealed in lous. Until a vacancy is found in Redecorate Chapel at Heights bution of material and labor for a recent visit to Denver. a sanitarium she will stay at home. these by Frank Klrchhof, Sr., to The strange rising of the body scribed in the Denver Catholic The Denver priest also disclosed of Father Padilla from its burial Her family must be taught not only the value of approximately $400. Register Nov. 30,”1944, the fourth how to give her proper care but Miss E. Charlton Fortune, noted of Our Lady of Loretto on the daughter in Sterling. Above tbe In addition to the improvements that he is at present completing place in San Agustin church, Is­ centenary of the death of Father work on a second pamphlet which leta, N. Mex., is not gdd at all, in­ also how to protect themselves from liturgical artist, was at Loretto campus. Miss Fortune, whose head­ altar in the half-dome apse on the Cathedral itself, the chapel Juan de Padilla, proto-martyr of the danger of infection. The peo­ Heights college, Denver, recently quarters are in Portslnouth, R. L, and kitchen in the Cathedral con­ will be published in the near future. sists the Rev. Nicholas Schaal, the United States. In addition to richly colored baldachino or can­ present pastor of Isleta. He holds ple with whom she has worked and to make Initial plans for the com­ said that, though no architectural vent were also redecorated in the the story of Father Padilla’s life, (Turn to Pages — C olum ns) plete redecoration of the Chapel changes in the Romanesque style opy will be supported on four pil past year at a cost of more than that there is a perfectly natural a report of the official investiga­ Lent to Start Early explanation for the phenomenon. chapel will be madei the interior lars. Miss Fortune will design and $300. tion of the rising of the body, as Bishop Bona Being Installed Jan. will be entirely renovated to con­ execute the canopy personally. The tradition, one of the most un­ given in The Padre of Isleta, by About half of the $23,000 im­ usual in the Southwe.st, was de- form to liturgical standards. Sim­ Surmounting the whole will be a provement fund raised at the Ca Lent will take an early start Julia Keleher and Elsie Ruth As Coadjutor of Green Bay, Wise. plicity of effect will keynote the miniature House of Loretto held thedral during the past year was this year. Ash Wednesday will Anwxing Total of Chant, was presented. plans, with the removal of all old realized from payment of fire in- occur Feb. 14 and Easter will fall $14,608 Announced Father Schaal in a recent broad­ altars and statues and the replace­ by two angels. (Tum to P a g es— Column 5) on -\pril 1. cast of his weekly program, “The Fr. McDaid Administrator ment of the white marble Com­ The only statuary pieces re­ Voice of Isleta,” said that his munion rail top by one of wood tained in the chapel will be the Archbishop to Officiate in Cathedral; theory was held also by Father to harmonize in color value with Anton Docher, famous missionary the whole. figures of St. Joseph and the Solemn Mass Slated in Loyola whose experiences are described Of Grand Island Diocese The center of interest in the Blessed Virgin, which will rest on in the book mentioned above. The chapel will be an exquisite rose- corbels in front of rich hangings. volume, however, did not relate colored Colorado sandstone altar The statues’ colors will be dark­ Program for 21st Annual this explanation. The Very Rev. Patrick McDaid, Bishop Bona offered a Solemn table, the gift of Mrs. Herman ened slightly for harmony. It is TO Not Fr, Juan de Padilla Bittorf of Sterling, 111., in memory pastor of St. Patrick’s church. Pontifical Mass Jan. 11 in St. the plan of Miss Fortune and the of her daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Father Schaal holds that the Fa­ North Platte, Nebr., and editor of Mary’s Cathedral as his last pub­ college authorities to replace these ther Padilla buried at Lsleta was lic act before leaving for Green Bittorf Jacobs. The gift was re­ with liturgically correct statues Mission Week Announced not Father Juan de Padilla, the the Register, Nebraska Edition, Bay. Diocesan clergy, religious, ceived through Sister Mary Nor- made in France, as soon as war SEll CONTESTcompanion of Coronado. It was was named Administrator of the and the laity filled the building bert of the college art department, conditions reopen the market. St. a later priest who was stationed Diocese of Grand Island by the to overflowing. In his sermon the who had taught Mrs. Bittorf’s Joseph will be depicted as an The 21st annual Mission week foreign fields, and to raise money Complete returns place the grand permanently at Isleta and who diocesan consultors. Bishop Stan­ prelate recalled the program for artisan, in simple and striking ef will be observed by the local con­ for the support of the missions. total for the 1944 Holy Childhood took care of Laguna mission also. the advancement of the faith he feet. islaus V. Bona, Ordinary of the ference of the Catholic Students’ Two Masses will highlight the Christmas Seal contest in Colorado On one of his trips to Laguna he carried on in the diocese, tpuch of Star Athlete Because of the highly pictorial Mission Crusade Jan. 28 to Feb. 4, local observance. A Solemn Pon­ at $14,608.52. This amount almost was killed by a man crazed by ex­ diocese for 13 years, is being in­ it in a period of trying times, and effect of the chapel’s stained glass tifical Mass will be offered by doubles the returns of last year and cessive use of whiskey. The fact stalled as Coadjutor of Green Bay, expressed his pleasure that in the windows, which were imported the Rev. Gregory Smith, arohdio- sets an all-time record for the 23- that a bullet hole was discovered Wise., Thursday, Jan. 18, by Arch­ past few years the parishes have Dies in Action from (Germany, the statuary cesan mission director, has an­ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr in the year-old activity. The contest is in the skull when the body was ex­ been able to make gratifying bishop Moses E. Kiley of Milwau­ groups showing the Way of the nounced. The promotion of the Denver Cathedral at 9:30 Friday, sponsored by the Pontifical As.soci- amined in 1895 would seem to strides. He promised to remember Cross will be removed. In their Feb. 2. At the same hour a Sol­ ation of the Holy Childhood under verify this account, he avers. kee. A number of Bishops accepted the people of the diocese in his Mission week activities in the vari­ In Luxembourg place simple crucifixes and in ous schools of the archdiocese will emn Mass will be offered in Loyola the supervision of the Rev. Greg­ The priest continues by quoting invitations to attend the affair. Masses and prayers, and asked all scriptions will mark the stations. ory Smith, archdiocesan director. from the official account of the The Most Rev. Paul P. Rhode is to intercede with the Almighty A set of seven oil paintings de be under the auspices of the Lo­ church for a second group of The St. Thomas Seminary Mission that in his new capacity he may retto Heights unit of the CSMC, second investigation: “On this the Bishop of Green Bay. Pfc. Eugene Grannell, 21, son Dieting the sorrows of the Blessed CSMC members. , Crusade unit conducts the annual commission were 16 men who rep- do justice to his responsibilities. Virgin will be removed to the hall Varied programs are held in the event. Father McDaid, who is changing He particularly praised the priests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray T. Grannell Climaxing the Mission week ob­ re.sented the territorial govern­ approaching the chapel. Wall space participating schools every year servance will be the quarterly The grand total is for the two ment and four priests who repre­ his residence to Grand Island, will and people for the constant sup­ of 1642 Ogden street. Denver, in the apse and throughout the during the Mission week observ­ separate contests held in the state sented the Archdiocese of Santa serve as Administrator until the port given him. was killed in action in Luxem­ edifice, in a warm gray, will ac ance, Father Smith explained. The meeting of the local CSMC con­ of Colorado. The activity in the Fe, all of whom are now dead. Vatican either names an Apostolic A huge spiritual bouquet from bourg, the War department has centuate the mellow colors in the purpose is to acquaint the students ference in Oscar Malo hall of the Archdiocese of Denver smashed all They declared, that they removed Administrator, or a new Bishop is the entire diocese was presented announced. A native of Denver, sanctuary. In the beams support­ with the mission activities of the Cathedral parish on Sunday, Feb. precedent to raise an amount of the floor boards and found the installed. In his absence from to the Bishop. The diocesan clergy Grannell was a graduate of the ing the archway of the nave a new Church, to stimulate prayers for $11,874.94. The Pueblo diocesan 4, at 10 o'clock. A featured event coffin on top as the Indians said North Platte, the Rev. Joseph Har- held a farewell dinner for him. Cathedral high school in the class (Turn to Pages — Column S) the missionaries at home and in contest was similarly outstanding they would. They opened the cof­ On his way to Green Bay, Bishop of 1942, and was a prominent ath­ of the program will be the award­ with a $2,734.58 total. fin and found in it the remains of garten will be in charge of St. Bona visited with Bishop Rhode in lete. ing of prizes to the winners of the record-breaking Holy Childhood Individual honors in the contest one clothed in priestly vestments. Patrick’s. Oshkosh, where he was met by He entered the army in Febru­ went to Richard Glivar, eighth The body was mummified and priests from the diocese. He is the Chemists Honor Fr. Keenoy; Christmas seal contest. grade student in Annunciation Holds Important ary, 1943, and upon completion fairly well preserved, as were the Offices in Diocese celebrant of the Solemn Pontifical of his basic training was assigned “There has been a definite school, who sold $210 worth of vestments, especially the stole. Mass in St. Francis Xavier’s Ca­ to the 984th ordnance group. He growth in mission interest among “They described the coffin as Father McDaid, well known in thedral following the formal in­ the Catholic pupils of the archdio­ being made of a huge log of a cot­ Denver, was born Sept 16, *1881, stallation. Following the Mass, a Fr. Bilgery Resumes Post cese in the past decade,” Father dinner for the clergy is scheduled Smith said this week. “An indica­ tonwood tree. The log was hol­ in Londonderry, Ireland. An alum­ lowed out, the body was placed in in the new residence hall of St. tion is to be found in the fact that nus of Maynooth college, he was Norbert’s college. West De Pere, Double honors to the Rev. Louis He also received official notifica­ one school now sells as many it, and two boards were nailed over ordained June 17, 1906. for the the opening. After the investiga­ Wise. T. Keenoy, S.J., from scientific tion of his election from the Christmas seals as formerly were Diocese of Omaha. He was first societies and the recovery of the sold in the entire state. Catholic tion a copy of the findings was sent as assistant pastor to St. national secretary of the Ameri­ placed in the coffin, and it was Rev. Conrad Bilgery, SJ., from a can Chemical society. Father young America has come to the Mary's parish. Grand Island, at the Rsfsri Prinlsd os serious illness featured news of realization that the mission pro­ buried again. At this time, a thick time belonging to the Omaha dio­ Keenoy will take office this month, layer of cement was placed on top the Regis college staff this week. gram of the Church depends al­ cese, and has been pastor in North Father Keenoy, SJ., instructor beginning his term with the ap­ most entirely on the support given of the coffin, and it has never Platte since Oct 10, 1910. For Local Sammar for pointment of all committees for since come to the surface. in chemistry at Regis, wa.s elected by U. S. citizens, and the youth of two decades he has been 'a dioc­ chairman of the Colorado section the coming year. Among his duties "It was also brought out at the will be that of planning and pre­ the country are responding whole­ esan consultor and dean of the S|iaHi$li-S|ioakisg of the American Chemical society, heartedly to this obligation.” time of the investigation that the North Platte deanery, and for a siding over all meetings of the so­ coffin was reburied at least three and appointed representative to long time was Offieialis of the the Colorado Engineering council. ciety. His term will last until next times by Indiana who testified Matrimonial tribunal. The Ne­ Washington.—The report on the January. Junior Newman Club un^er oath that they had assisted braska Register was begun early second seminar on the problems of Notice of Father Keenoy’s ap­ in the burials. It seemed that the in 1930 to serve the Grand Island the Spanish-speaking people of the Archbishop’s Nephew pointment as representative to the Chaplains to Plan body used to rise about every 20 diocese. West and Southwest, which was Colorado Engineering council was For Second Semester years. The testimony was such Reported Missing in received from John McGowan, sec­ that those present believed it, and conducted in October at Regis col Archbishop to Coufer retary-treasurer, The council, es­ The ebaplaint of the Junior so I feel that we should agree with lege, Denver, under the auspices tablished in 1919, has 16 affiliated them. j * Action Over Germany Newman cluba of the metro­ Confirmation Jan. 28 of the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, organizations in the fields of politan district of Denver will “Here is my own version, which Archbishop of Denver, has been chemistry, engineering, and metal­ meet in the rectory of St. . . . is the same as that recently published and is ready for distri- Archbishop Urban J. Vehr has lurgy. Father Keenoy will serve oh Louis' parish, Englewood, Tues­ told me by people who had listened In* Littleton Church bation, it was announced by the been notified by the family that the council until next year. day, Jan. 23, at 8 p.m. The to Father Docher’s explanation 40 Social Action department, Na­ his nephew, Robert Vehr, has been Father Keenoy entered the years ago: Since the coffin came priests will make plens for the Richard Glivar * Archbishop Urban J, Vehr will tional Catholic Welfare Confer­ Pfc. Eugene Grannell reported by the government as Jesuit order in 1912, and, after second semester activities of up periodically before the time of ence, which directed the seminar. missing in action over Germany. completing l}is preliminary studies seals. He is the third in the ‘family administer Confirmation in St. the junior group, which is com­ the official investigation, and since The 64-page report contains the went overseas a year ago. On Dec. The young man, whose wife lives at Florissant, ^ Mo., entered Gon' posed of Catholic children at­ winning this honor, his sister, it ceased to rise after a concrete Mary’s church, Littleton, Sunday, opening address of Archbishop 17, at the height of tne Nazi of­ in Norwood, 0., became the father zaga university at Spokane, Wash Eileen, having placed first in 1938, top had been placed on it, we must tending public junior and high Jan. 28. at 4 p.m. The Rev. Hu­ Vehr; an outline of the purpose of fensive, volunteers were asked for of a baby girl just a short time There he received his Bachelor of schools. The annual retreat and another sister, Dorothy, in find a natural explanation. If it bert Newell, superintendent of the seminar; reports of commit­ the Infantry, and, though he had ago. Robert, in the air force, is Arts degree in 1918, and a degree 1942. for the members of the club were an act of (5od, 10 ifeet 6f Catholic schools in Colorado, is in tees; and the recommendations no training in that branch, Gran- the son of Elmer Vehr, a brother of Master of Arts in philosophy also will be discussed. (Turn to Page i — C olum ns) (TumtoPageS — Colum n U) charge of the Littleton pariah. that wtra adopted. (T um to Page 8 — Colum n 4) of tbe Axehbubop. (Turn to Page 8 — Colum n 8)

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The Denver Catholic LITURGICAL ARTIST WILL YOUTH THIRD IN FAMILY TO We Will Be Closed Register REDECORATE HEIGHTS CHAPEL WIN ANNUAL SEAL CONTEST from Pabliahed Weekly by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. (Continued From Page One) Miss Fortune laid aside the brush (Continued From Page One) Mary’s academy (Denver) with an 938 Bannock Street, Denver, system of indirect lighting -will be of a landscape pa'inter in Cali­ The family has just moved to 2611 average of $2.62. St. Elizabeth’s January 22nd to 29th concealed. Work on the project is fornia almost two decades ago’ to Colo, Dahlia street in Blessed Sacrament with a $2.64 average and S t Philo- expected to begin in February. devote her time and talents to the parish. The father, M. J. Glivar, mena's, $2.20, placed third and Subscription t II Per Year The Loretto Heights College improvement of church design and is captain in the fire department fourth, respectively. for Inventory chapel will be the second assign­ the restoration of high standards at the Rocky Mountain arsenal. Sacred Heart school of Boulder Entered as Second Clau Matter ment undertaken in Denver by of vitality and dignity to religious * at the Post Office, Denver, St. Francis de Sales’ successfully has been announced as this year's Miss Fortune; she redecorated the art. For 16 years Miss Fortune car­ The 71st monthly meeting of defended its championship in the winner of the beautiful' new St. Colo. chhpel in the Convent of the Good ried on her work in Pacific Grove, the Denver comitium of the Le­ “A” group of the wnning schools. Charles Borromeo rotating trophy Shepherd here in 1936. Her ideas, Calif., leaving at the invitation of gion of Mary will be held in Holy Returns from St. Francis’ show the The large cup is awarded to Sacred JbIHES ClBRKE though not radical, entail the use Bishop Edwin V. O’Hara to give Ghost parish hall on Thursday amning average sale of $4.97 Vi Heart school- 1 for its 598 per cent a six-month course of lectures in of almost all new decoration and evening, Jan. 25. The Praesidium worth of seals per student. Cathe­ increase in sales over last year. Haadquarttn for statuary. Simplicity and harmony Kansas City. From Kansas City Auto Body and Fender of Mary, Queen of Martyrs, St. dral placed second in the contest Top honors in the individual CHURCH throughout the structure focus at­ she was invited to Portsmouth, Elizabeth’s parish, will act as averaging sales of $2.98 per stu­ prizes went to Margaret Shipp, ARTICLES OF OEVO’nON REPAIRING AND PAINTING tention on the sanctuary, and R. I., by the Benedictines, where host in this meeting. Although Cathedra], among the girls. Rich­ CHURCH FURNISHINGS FREE ESTIMATE TIME PAYMENTS dent. S t Mary’s (Colorado GOODS much of the prevalent pictorial she has perpetuated the name of during the -winter months all the Springs) with an average of $2.64 ard Glivar, boys’ winner, will be BOOKS FOB THE CATH­ SWAVNE-WIMBUSH distraction in present-day churches the Monterey guild. comitium meetings will be held in per student was third, and St. guest of the Holy Childhood asso­ OLIC LAITY AND CLERGY HOUSE is discarded. At present the Monterey guild the Holy Ghost hall, each praesi­ ciation at Camp St, Malo next sum­ 8BO BANNOCK TA. BUS John’s was fourth with a $2.06 1636-38 Tremont Street The founder of the famed Mon­ of the Benedictine priory is en­ dium will take ita proper turn as average. mer. Margaret, having sold $87.26 Phone TAhor 3789 Stllins FOKDS Sinot 1S13 host. terey guild of skilled craftsmen, gaged in building no less than 10 S t Patrick’s was winner of first in seals, will have a vacation in small churches for little towns The Mary, Queen of Heaven July, with all expenses paid, at the in the Ozarks. The guild is also praesidium of St. Francis de prize in the “B” group. This divi­ Catholic Daughters’ girls’ camp at A PERFECT VALENTINE e s ta u ra n t at work on a church in Lewistown, Sales’ parish will present its an­ sion included all schools having Nederlands. VALENTINE SPEGIAL Mont.; one in Holy Cross, Ind.; nual report to comitium. The Rev. fewek than 250 pupils. The North- Charles Murphy, S t Mary’s 615 17TH STREET and another in Salt Lake Cityi Edward Dinan, archdiocesan di­ side school showed a remarkable (Colorado Springs), was winner of 1—8x10 Portrait - B«t Wciton ta i CtUIornU 8U. Utah. rector of the junior curia of the average of $3.08 per student. Sec­ the Notre Dame autographed foot, UNMOUNTED Legion of Mary, is also spiritual ond place was captured by St. ball. He sold $181.95 worth of director for this praesidium. seals for second place. Alfred FOR DNLY AND THIS AD Special SUNDAY DINNER Socials Being Planned The topic for discussion at this Richardson, Cathedral, was third 50c meeting is found in the handbook HIREGULAR 83,00 VALUE STEWED CHICKEN, CHOPPED STEAK OR ROA8T PPORK prize winner with sales amounting By Junior G. D, of A. under the general title, ‘‘Visita­ f to $130.85. A $10 gift certificate Including soup or cocktail, vegetable, potatoes, tions.’’ Since this is one of the PROOFS SHOWN salad, deaaert and drink. Choice of six other to the Denver Dry Goods Co. chief works of the legion, it is will be awarded to him. Ray­ Only one offer to a person or fimily. entreea ...... - ...... - ...... ^ A B C The St. Veronica troop. Junior expected that this discussion will mond Schneringer, S t Catherine’s, SERVED 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. ONLY 75 bring out many new ideas on the Catholic Daughters of America, captured fourth* place by selling ARTGRAFT STUDIG too ORGAN A NO subject. $120.86 worth of seals. Jn recog­ SEATi MUSIC ^ LIQUOR will have a social Sunday, Jan. ON HOME FOONT A Senior at St. Joseph’! v o n i At the last meeting of the Parochial School 129 Bdwv. • 21, at the home of Betty May nition of his achievement he will PE. 5465 comitium, Beth Gradziel was be awarded a special prize at the Applecourt, 3332 Lafayette, Den­ elected president of Our Lady of mission meeting Feb. 4. ver, at 2 p.m. Pauline Fross and Grace^ praesidium,...... and Mrs,1. F Fred • 1 'Margaret McKibben will be co' Kurtz and Howard Kissell were IS Second place among girl contes­ tants went to Jessie Craig, St. MOVING • PACKING - STORAGE hostesses. elected president and vice presi­ Francis de .Sales’, who sold $45.33 fThe St. Jeanne troop will have dent, respectively, of Our Lady of (Continued From Page One) BEBG’SMWFSTORE “Household Goods to and from Everywhere a social Monday, Jan. 22, at the the Presentation praesidium. worth of- seals to win the beautiful home of Lou Ann Miller, 235 S. In his allocutio, Father Figlino, come in daily contact must be con­ illuminated home altar. Elizabeth With SkUl and Care” Pennsylvania, at 7:30, Vera Mur­ archdiocesan director, urged the vinced of the urgency of physical Lemport, St. Patrick’s, boosted 29 Broftdway Stora Houri 10 to 6i30 poina—Opon Sundsys ray is co-hostess. assembled legionaries to make examinations to make sure they, herself into third by selling $43.26 their resolutions “to be as zealous too, have not fallen victims to tu­ in seals. She will receive a $10 Don’l Forget the Bogs and Girls THE JOHNSON STORAGE in the cause of the Legion of berculosis germs. This will be the gift certificate to the Denver Dry in Service Goods Co. St. Elizabeth’s Peggy BOIVNER*S Mary as is the most valiant of our work of the public health nurse. It MAIL THEM CANDY OFTEN armed forces who are now waging must be carried out quickly so that Warrick sold $.39.48 worth of seals AND MOVING COMPANY TEXACO SERVICE if tuberculosis is present in the to place fourth. She also will re­ MAY BE SHIPPED ALL OVER war against our enemies.” BERG’S GANDIES THE WORLD ' Sinc0 1905 Expert Lubrication Serviem community it can be checked before ceive a special prize at the mission damage is irrevocable. meeting. Candy Cream Rosea . , , Fapptrminla . , . Gum Drops , , . Lieorios . . . Cm . OU ta i AccmiqtIm Milk and Dark Sweet ChoeoUtas . . Marshmallow! . . . 221 Broadway — Denver — PEarl 2433 “Then there’s the mother of the Sister St. Lucey of St. Francis Aaaortad Nut Meats . . . Bolt Centers, Hard Candy . . . Cinnamon Rad Rats gpMt Blv4. at Btaaoch boy overseas. Added to the worry de Sales’ will be awarded the first of a long-time illness is the anxiety prize gift for her room’s top rank­ PEPPERMINT STICK CANDY over the fate of her aviator-son. ing average in the contest. Sister Greeting Carila for All Oecaiiena Sometimes her mind threatens to St. Lucejps pupils turned in an reach the breaking point. average of $10.18 per student. An­ “There is the father of a family other Fransalian teacher, Sister ISEXPLAIIIID confined to bed as a result of an Dolorine, ranked second with a accident. Until he gets well and room average of $9.40 per student. Join Our (Continued From Page One) returns to the job, there will be a Sister Finian of Cathedral placed lag in his production line at the third. Her room averaged' $8.98 concrete would have had no effect for each pupil. Sister Carl Fran­ on it. plant. And there is the young wife expecting a baby. Hers may be a cis, St. Mary’s (Colorado Springs), Christmas Club Rise of Water Retpeniible had a room average of $7.85 for “We know that the subsoil water difficult confinement and her phy­ sician wants her to have close pre­ fourth. Close contenders include level today rises and falls about Sister Dolqretta, St. Elizabeth’s Save a little each week— three and one-half feet. Years natal guidance. There is also the six-year-old stricken in this year’s ($6.50); Sister Mary Margaret, Have a lot next Christmas ■go it may have been more. This St. Mary's academy (Denver), rise and fall is independent of the infantile paralysis epidemic. A long hard course of muscle restora­ with a $5 average; and Sister Mary level of river water. Obviously, Carola, St. Patrick’s ($4.99). Sis­ when the water rose, the coffin tion lies ahead for him. "They are all part of the home­ ter Edna’s room made a $3.91 aver­ DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK rose, too, and the dirt settled on the age per student in St. Philomena’s. bottom so that when the water re­ land for which G. I. Joe is fighting and to which he will return. His All major prizes will be pre­ GEORGE F. ROCK, President ceded the coffin could not settle sented in the Catholic Students' so low as it had been before. There need for nurses must by all means 1534 California Street Telephone! Main 5155 come first. But it is also up to us Mission Crusade meeting Feb. 4 in would also be an enipty space Cathedral school. A detailed re­ above the coffin the next time it to see that we keepep his homeland Open Mondays Until 8 p.m. as healthy as possible. To help keep port of the schools participating rose, and dirt could collect under in the contest and thp amount each it. Gradually it would come up healthy we need public' " healthni ' ’it nurses.” school sold in the 1944 re^rd- to the top. breaking contest follows: “You may ask, ‘Why did not the t o t a l same thing happen to other cof­ SCHOOL REPqRTE^D ORDER COAL XOW fins?’ The answer is a simple one: $40,000 Spent on Cithedril _____ ...... tuooo.zo U»e Our Budget Plan if You Wish—Nothing Down ,^HE Boulevard organization alrlvai lo They were not made out of logs of Annunctition - ..... 404.10 — 10 Months to Pay Bl«uid Sunmsnt 600.00 make every funeral service take away the trees, and, therefore, the water Holy Family 423.67 could get inside them and keep Cathedral Debt Holy Roury ____ 68.00 grimnens from the fact of death. . . to so them from rising. 'The Indians, Loyola 388.42 KROOI>EI%BERG COAL CO. Our Lady of Mt. Carmal_ 08.00 1909-11 So. Broadway SP. 4478 minister to the living that transition from moreover, do not use coffins to Pr«entation ...... 220.77 bury theirir ffead.” And Improvement Barred Heart ______180.00 p life may seem calm, beautiful, dignified. St. Cajetan'a______88.00 Perhaps Father Schaal’s expla St. Catherine’! ______627.88 Here one charge covers all and your selec* nation is better than the traditional (Continued From Page One) St. Dominie'a ______401.68 one advanced by the Indians. The surance damage claims. This fund St. Elizabetb’i ...... — 600.00 tion determines the cost; there ate no un* St. Francia da Salei*_____ 3.000.00 Church, despite the investigation, of approximately $11,600 was St. John'e 603.00 expected extras. Every service is complete, never made a statement accepting matched by the parishioners in a St. Joeaph’a (C8SR1__ 888.82 or denying the tradition. special improvement fund cam­ St, Joseph’s (Polish)..... 80.00 regardless of cost. St, Louis', Englewood . 362.66 The Isleta church has many In paign conducted during the first St. Patrlek’e ...... 720.00 GHsnd 1626 teresting objecta besides the body part of the year. St. Philomena’s ...... 511.83 of Father Padilla, There are sev­ New Kneelers Installad SU Vlneent de Psul’s ...... 108.02 Boulder, Sacred Heart...-...... 260.20 eral paintings of great value. One, Completed in 1945 and there­ Cheyenne Wells, Sacred Heart.....- 18.80 apparently of St. Frances of Rome, fore not included in the 1944 re­ Colorado Springs, Corpus Christi- 80.40 is undergoing investigation by port is the Installation of rub­ C.olorado Springs, S t Mary’s...... - 781.67 modem methods to determine the ber kneeling pads on all the Fleming, St Peter’i 8.00 JOSLIN’S Fort Collins, Holy FVimlly______80.00 artist; his name can be seen but kneelers of the pews in the Ca­ Fort Collins, S t Joseph’s...... 136.'.:8 not read. Another, “The Christ of thedral. All the kneelers v/ere Greeley, S t Peter'e ...... 20.00 Leadville, S t Mery’s ------134.00 Isleta,” is a product of the Flemish first repaired and refinished. The Longmont. S t John Baptist's..— 36.00 January Economy school of the late 16th century, kneeling pads, of natural rubber Louisville. S t Louis’------80.00 second in worth only to a painting with a Spanish red genuine leather Starling, S t Anthony’s___ —. 180.00 In Boston. covering, are unconditionally guar­ Stratton. St Charlci'------71.14 Welby, Assumption ...... — 38.12 Washed Picture of Virgin anteed. The total cost of this in­ S t Mary’s aesdemy, Denver...-— 168.00 . 12.S0 A third. Our Lady of Guadalupe, vestment is about $4,000. S t Gertrude’s aeademy, Boulder..- is mentioned in The Padre of Isleta, VALUES According to the story, Father Mrs. T . 6. Garrison Catholics Will Again Docher noticed that every time the Indians took the picture out for one of their big wedding feasts it Will Taks Pari in Serve War Chest seemed to have less paint on it Every Day Needs when it came back. Upon inquiring Easlern Msalings Several prominent Catholics POINT FREE he was told: “When we have a were among the officers elected wedding, Father, everybody takes Mrs. Thomas G. Garrison of Gol­ with Henry C. Van Schaack, presi­ a bath, so the Blessed Mother den, president of the National dent, at the annual board meeting for Everyone... should have one, too.” The custom Council of Catholic Women, is leav. of the directors of the Denver Area of taking the picture out was War Chest. VEGETABLES stopped then and there, ing for Washington Thursday, Jan. 18, to take part in a number John J. Sullivan will again serve A'statue of the Blessed Mother of Catholic events. She has_ ac­ as secretary of the Chest commit­ at Lowest Prices in the church is made from one cepted membership on the National tee. Helen Bonfils Somnes, John E. solid block of wood. It is among Commission on Children in War Loiseau, and J. Keman Weekbaugh VEG-ALL 1 Cn PUMPKIN 1C. the largest of its kind in the South­ Time. This commission is a depart­ were re-elected to serve on the ex­ west and is a real work of art, ecutive committee. Mixed Vegelablei, 16-oz. glass...... 1 ^ LibbyNo. 2^ glau...... 1 ment of the Children’s bureau. United States Department of At the meeting it was reported Labor. that the total subscriptions in the Mrs. Garrison will give the mes­ campaign . last fall amounted to MUSHROOMS 3 4 c MAURICE sage of welcome to the interna­ $1,565,166, or 103.47 per cent of q tional students of the National the goal. Savery, 4-os. caft ...... ^ Turnip Greens ^ ^ STUDIOS Catholic School of Social Service at a tea Jan. 21 in the home of Mrs ■ Your Piirchate of War Bondi W. H. Lapp, Washington, D. C. and Slampi Helps to Secure Your complete MUs America Personality Portraits The Daughters of Isabella are Future. sponsoring the affair. Sweet Potatoes l y i . For Every Occasion The Family Life conference .watch and jewelry Mustard Greens 1 1 . opens Jan. 29. Mrs. Garrison will No. 3 Squat can ...... B ^ preside at the afternoon session No. 2 Can ...... 1 1 1528 l^oadway Wednesday, Jan. 31. Whieh repair service The Colorado leader will give an €H . 3926 address before a meeting of the BAKED BEANS lOg Brooklyn Diocesan Council of Whsel li ENGRAVING Catholic Women Jan. 27. Shoestring STAMPING Larger? Beets -11 . Lillian Prompt Attention Given All Orders Bioed Carrots 1 Q . Frchiilie. 1 4 ^ -ot. c a n ...... ■ 1 ^ BRENHYAX Del Monte, No. 303 glass...... N will ba happy to givt your Pue Coat Kuner’t Salaetlon partoDal attratloD dor- lag Dupisr’t Baeord-Braalduf REB BEANS 11. TOMATO PUREE C Q . FUR VALUES Otoe, No. 2 can...... 1 B ^ No. 10 can ...... 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LEE C. RICHARD ANNUNCIATION GROUPS WILL HANEY .....-i ^ L HANEY OF Mfmbtr S t Altar Society Member Ca* Vinctat d* th^nl PaHtb PURCHASE MOVIE PROJECTOR Paal'i P«ri»h Eye§ Glasses Al IMPHT PIIIVISIOII Of SL John s to (Annunciation Parish, Denver) will be crocheted table mats and PARISH SOEIFJy Examined Credit If Desired Fitted A bridge luncheon sponsored by crocheted pot holders. A number Thoughtful men and women realize the im­ the Altar and Rosary society is of special prizes will also be scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 1, at awarded. Tickets are 50 cents. LEE C. HANEY AND SON portance of Future Need ProMction. Under 1 o’clock in Hagrus hall. Mrs. Phil The committee helping Mrs. IIIFINSIALIFD Elect Officers Ryan, newly elected president of Exclusive Optometrists Ryan includes Mmes. J. Mum- , Olinger’s Future Need Plan, there is no the society, is chairman of the ford, E. Gates, J. Connolly, W, TA. 2690 827 15th St, Denver TA. 2690 luncheon. Proceeds from this lunch­ Anderson, J. Johnson, W (St. James’ Parish, Denver) problem of financial worry to add to the (St. John’s Parish, Denver) eon, which is financed by the com­ Schweider, 0. Daugherty, J. At the regular meeting of the burden of bereavement. Every member of Mrs. S. J. Lewis will preside at mittee, will go toward the movie Plumb, V. Hebert, R. Hebert, J. the meeting: of St. John’.s Altar and projector, which is being purchased Altar and Rosary society, held Boyle, H. Zumtobel, J. Arnold, Friday, Jan. 12, in the Montclair the family, regardless of age, is protected i .. Rosary society, which will be held by three ketive groups of the par­ and di. Lenihan. Friday, Jan. 19, at 2 p.m. in the Civic building, new officers were ish. It is to be used by the school Altar Society to Meet Jan. 25 Roast Turkey at a cost of only a few cents a day. To learn home of Mrs. Phil Clarke, 732 Fill­ and parish. The PTA and Holy installed as follows: Mrs. Louis more street. Interestinj? reports of Name society have already con­ The first regular meeting of the Behrens, president; Mrs. George WITH ALL -raE TRIMMINGS every detail of this sensible, trustworthy plan the yearly activities of the society tributed to the purchase of the Altar and Rosary society will be Dodge, vice president; Mrs. Wil­ held Thursday, Jan. 25, with in­ liam Van Dyke, secretary; and .... consult Olinger’s Advisory Department. will be given by the officers and machine. COMPLETE D II^E R $ 1 . 1 0 committM chairmen. Mmes. Her­ The menu at the luncheon is to stallation of officers. The past Mrs. Harold Lowrey, treasurer. man Seep, James Kenney, and John be creamed chicken on hot biscuit, year's report, with Mrs, Luplow’s The following were appointed Served Daily and Sunday, t>#// Departments, Cali ClOIDiLE 3(63 Cutshaw, members of the nominat­ salad, cookies, and coffee. Cards presiding, will be given by Mon­ to head the permanent committees 11:30 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. ing committee, will present their will be played and the tables prizes signor Charles H. Hagus. Officers for the year: Mrs. Jack Plunkett, slate of officers, and election of for the coming year are Mrs. Phil sanctuary and sacristy; Mrs. 3SD SEATS No P trldnt Problarai 16 th at SPEER at officers will follow. Tea will be Ryan, president; Mrs. John Mum- Thomas Degan, vestments; Miss CLOSED MONDAYS Sc Parklna Next Door BOULDERi SHERMAN served by the hostess in the social ford, vice president; Mrs. E. Augustine (Hrardot, circles; Mrs. hour following the meeting. Gates, secretary; and Mrs. J.»Con­ Alfred Le Bois, telephone; Mrs. Mrs. William Hennesy, assisted USO Is Sent 12 nolly, re-elected treasurer. A Paul Fitzgerald, life members; mORTUHRIES by Mrs. A. P. Griesmer, will suc­ luncheon will be served before Mrs. Frank Harmer and Mrs. Wil­ Golden OLantem ceed Mrs. S. J. Lewis as captain of the meeting by Mmes. W. Wilson, liam Baptist, membership; and Catholic members of our personnel and the fin- Pat Powers, W. Schweider, and S. Mrs. Thomas Kerrigan, deanery. Monday service in the snack bar 1265 Bdwy., Near 13lh Ave RESTAIRANT KE. 1205 est equipment and facib'ties are assigned to every in the USO-NCCS club. The fol­ Cakes ky Vomen Heffernan. • Old and new mem­ The ways and means committee Catholic Service. _ ^ lowing volunteers have been bers are cordially invited to at­ will include the officers, the spirit­ awarded USO pins for 50 or more tend. ual director, and all past presidents VICE PRESIDENT hours of service in the snack bar: The young women of the of the society. Mmes. George E. Brennan, Frank Blessed Virgin sodality will re­ Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald announced, Austin. Edward Wolter. Fred 0( St. Vincent’s ceive Communion in a body Sun­ four new life members. Mrs. Mar-' Service Headquarters Koch, John Ney, William Hennesy, day, Jah. 21. paret H. Sullivan, Mrs. Mary E. and S. J. Lewis, and Miss Margaret Women of St. Vincent de Paul’s Sitter Dolorita It Trantferred Finn, Mrs. Ruth Dooling, and Mrs. FOR SOUTH DENVER Paul Fitzgerald. Miss Helen Sedlak Maloney. parish, under the leadership of Sister Dolorita,. seventh grade Mrs. William Barrett entertained Mrs. Bernard Mahoney, cookie joined at the meeting as a life teacher, has been transferred to member. Any others interested in Our Equipment f$ of Hie Best St. John's circle with a luncheon in chairman, set Friday of last week St. Mary academy in Xavier, her home on Wednesday, Jan. 17. for a number of their group to do enrolling as life members should We Service Any Make of Car or Truck Kans. She will be replaced by call Mrs. Fitzgerald at EM. 1916. Preferred Parish St. Mary’s circle met Wednesday, special baking as a treat for serv­ Sister Mary Dominic of Topeka. Will Receive Euebaritt PICK UP SERVICE Jan. 10, in the home of Mrs. Vin­ ice men at the USO-NCCS club, Mrs. T. Luplow is well again cent McVeigh. After luncheon the 1575 Grant street, Denver. The after a kix weeks’ convalescence This Sunday is Communion day Trading List guests enjoyed an afternoon at 12 cakes were described by club from back injuries. for the Junior Newman club and Viner Chevrolet Co. bridge, with Mrs. L. D. Mulligran attendants as large, wonderful, all high school students of the and Mrs. L. J. McCarty winning and beautiful. Walter Zumtobel is recovering parish. They are requested to be PE- 4641 455 BROADWAY the honors. Equally well received were three from severe injuries that have present at the 8:30 Mass. The Le­ hospitalized him for several MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER PTA to Hear Paitor cakes from St. Louis’ parish, which gion of Marjr and the parish unit is keeping up its weekly schedule months. The merchants represented in this section are boosters. They are St. John’s PTA will meet in thg of the Archbishop’s guild will also on cookies, also. Boys of the armed forces home receive Communion in a body on ^ anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co* school auditorium on Monday, Jan. on- leave are Robert Classman, 9 9 operate with them. 22, at 1:45 p.m., with Mrs. Lito Twenty-five dollars was received this day. from St. Francis de Sales’ parish Joe Rhebar, Alex Bomareto, and St. James’ circle met in the “Why Pay More? Gallegos presiding. A council meet­ for the use of the cookie com­ Joe Wanezyk. ing will be held at 1:15 preceding home of Mrs. William O’Toole Jan. (Trademark) r ath e d ra l mittee in emergency buying. It Capt. George Finan has been 11. A dessert luncheon was served the general meeting. The Rev. J. P. has been the policy of the parish Moran will address the members. promoted to the rank of major. to nine members, after which for the past three years to give He is serving in the European bridge was enjoyed. High scores HOME C A R cash donations as well as cookies. theater. were won by Mrs. Earl Baker and Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores - V Economy Liquor Store ] Mrs. Leo Sibert, cookie chair­ The second grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jacobucci. The next meet­ Next to Clarka'a Chnixh Gooda £ man of St. Philomena’s parish, Mrs. George Harris has been re­ ing of the circle will be held in INCORPORATED RADIO SERVICE did the largest individual baking ported killed in action. the horns of Mrs. James Reddick, "When in lots spirits call terry*’ C of the week, adding to tho parish Colorado Owned Stores George Hernoma and Rose 1300 Monaco, on Feb. 15 at 1 1634 Tremont KE. 4554 ^ weekly quota 45 dozen cookies for o’clock. Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. PICK UP friends desiring to have a part in Marie Keeling were recently mar­ FREE DELIVERY FREE PARKING V ried. Father James Moynihan Our Lady of the Holy Rosary ALL and the project, but unable to do their circle met in the home of Mrs. Broadway and Ellsworth 16tli and California MAKIS l. -S 1 01LIV.HY witnessed the ceremony. own baking. T. McCarthy Jan. 11. Mrs. Dan 15th and California Alumni Win Speech Honors St. James’ parish was repre­ War Bondi Purchaied Sullivan, a new member, was wel­ Hatchett Drug Store „ Several members of the alumni sented by two circles. Little The PTA war service chairman, comed. Prizes were won by Mrs. We Do Not Hate Special Sale* But Sell You at Our Lowest Flower, with 21 dozen, and Tekak' Mrs. H. Curtis, reports the follow­ Thomas Degan and Mrs. Adolph Prieee Every Day on All Drug Merchandite. '*Tha Stora of Quality and Servlea** 1 witha, with 50 dozen. ing number of extra bonds were Crede. William Voss and the K. of C. solilid: Mmes. W. Robinson, $2,750; Sacred Heart circle met with L*-“p{nS7, 701 GRANT i council continued with their weekly B. J. Murray, $300; W. Glasson, Mrs. A. B. Funnell Jan. 11.'Mrs. V a i S o R^ Compounding pr«seriptlon$ U th« most ^ pledge of 40 dozen cookies. The $625; C. J. Haley, $25; F. Siming- Lasky was welcomed as a new Important part of onr buslnm. ^ Blessed Sacrament, Cathedral, and ton, $66; Charles Ellis, $50; W. member. Mrs. Frank Harmer, Jr., St. Vincent de PauFs Parish & ^ 0 CENTER St. John’s parishes sent in lib­ Paxton, $250; and H. Curtis, will entertain at the next meeting. eral donations, also. $350; and Annunciation school, Special on Your Purrhase of War Bonds ^ The Little Flower circle met with Hachint & Mtchineleu •S'.SS.Y.r’TAbor 6557 and Stamps Helps to Secure Your i Although any type of cookie is $5,000. Mrs. Ed Feely. Mrs. Carl Leach PERMANENTS MAHONEY DRUG Fuiiire. 1 acceptable at the club, a recipe Miss Patricia Monckton was was welcomed as a new member. Reg. 8.50 for 5.00 Wines & Liquors that will be new to many is of­ married Monday, Jan. 8, in At­ Mrs. Elizabeth Lydon, 1225 Spruce, (Dnrinc Januarx) will entertain the circle in Febru­ BEER BY THE CASE When buying from the fered for those who wish to use it lanta, Ga., to Cpl. Ben Miller of Chat-N-Curl UNIQUE DRESS ; in baking for the men in service. Kentucky, who was stationed 18 ary. The group donated 22 dozen Pretcriptiont Called for and firms advertising in this The recipe was obtained from Mrs, cookies to the USO-NCCS club. BEAUTY SALON Delivered Free Susan Jean and Leslie Ann, months in Greenland prior to his Juanita Cullen paper, please mention that SHOP J. J. Flynn, 1009 Jackson street, reassignment with the para­ 2107 E. Virginia 8P. 0293 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 who calls attention to the fact that troopers. you saw their advertise­ KE. 4667 1509 E. Colfax \ no rationed fats are necessary. Spon- Gumdrop Ban (Cookies) Mrs. Virginia Gebhard of Los The firms listed here de­ ment. Angeles, Calif., is visiting her WASHINGTON "If It’s Unique We Have It’’ ! 2 cups light brown sugar Sodality Union mother, Mrs. Margaret Clark. serve to be remembered 4 eggs PARK MARKET 1 tablespoon cold water St. Catherine’s card circle will when you are distributing BILL BUGBES, Prop. n Exclusive Furs ' meet Thursday, Jan. 18, at 1:30 Nun’* Mother Dies 2 cups sifted bread flour your patronage in the dif­ Complete Food Service 14 teaspoon salt o’clock in the home of Mrs. John for Every Purse Mrs. Michael Lynn of Chicago, Nalty, 3534 Lafayette street, Supper Enjoyed 598 South Gilpin lother of Sister Angela of S t 1 teaspoon cinnamon ferent lines of business. *Tt*t Smtrt to Bo Thrifty** W. BRUCE CALLBECK ;ohn’s parish, died Sunday after a M cup pecan meats Austin Joyce left Monday morn­ WORLD WAR NO. 2 ] mg illness. Sister Angela was 1 cup sliced gumdrops (avoid lie ing for Las Vegas, Nev. Mrs The January meeting of the Incites Your Patronage orice). Joyce and children will join him sodality union was held in the Mash the sugar thoroughly be­ as soon as he finds a location Catholic Charities annex, Denver, KE 4576 COLFAX AT WASHINGTON fore measuring, and gently pack Before the business meeting, the into the measuring cup. Beat the sodalists enjoyed a snack supper, BONNIE BRAE eggs until very light, add the ta­ Loretto Heights prepared under the leadership of ft’$ Smart to Shop at the Argonaut J O E ^ S blespoon of cold water. Gradually Virginia Carroll. Shopping District Imported and Domeitic Wines, Oiampaffnes and Liquors add the sugar and continue beat­ Pat Brin of St. Francis de SKELLY SERVICE ing. Reserve one tablespoon of Sales’ and Vivian Kissell of Pres­ Joe Ferrenkopf (St LoaU' Ptriih) flour to dredge the gumdrops and Woman’s Club to entation, newly elected prefects, GREASING - WASHING - BATTERY were introduced to the union ARGONAUT WINE ANO LIQUOR GO. RECHARGING - TIRE RECAPPING pecans. Sift together the remain Preissur’s Red S White CONOCO PRODUCTS 793 Broadway CH. 9420 ing flour and salt and add to the members. 534 East Colfax • Free Delivery • Phone CHetry 4566 egg mixture, then fold in the g(um- Meet on Tuesday The union is planning a spa Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteriea drops and pecan meats. Turn into ghetti dinner for Sunday, Feb. Grocery and Market Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing The Loretto Heights college .4, at 5 p.m. Reservations are FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES. AND Weddings Family Croups a pan (about 10 inches by 14 BIDE-A-WEE CAFE inches by two inches), well oiled Woman’s club will meet in the 75 cents each. They may be QUALITY GROCERIES AT BONNIE BRAE Round-Up room of the college on LOWER PRICES Hoover-Randall MR AND MRS. or oiled and lined with waxed secured from parish sodality pre­ CONOCO SERVICE Tuesday, Jan. 23, at 2:30 p.m. fects. Fre« Delivery SPruce 4447 Studio GEO. ESSENPREIS paper. Spread evenly and bake at 2321 E. Ohio Are. (So. Unlv. and Ohio) 724 So. University - PE. 9909 IVEW LOCATION 325 degrees about 30 minutes, The mothers of the juniors are The annual day of recollection DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS Cool. Remove from pan and cut hostesses with Mrs. N. Sweeney in will be held Sunday, March 11. Hom« Portrait Sittings (or Babies 1023 Broadway KE. 9731 charge. The Rev. William Markoe, S.J., Bonnie Brae PEABSOIV’S • COLfiiriOCBtN 4 and Children in bars approximately one by three —'— ‘\V 0 , J VtMv{s.,CoLe ffe Appreciate Your Patronage inches. Roll in powdered sugar Wans wnll be made for the an­ spoke to the sodalists on personal 328 E, COLFAX AVE. al Dads’"games party, which is RED & WHITE Stodioi KEystons 6654 Rea. CH. 5758 . if desired. (Contains no baking sanctification. B ru^ To. powiier.) Makas approximately slated for Saturday night, Feb. Rose Marie Poraponio, uublicity FRESH MEATS — n S H A REPUTABLE DRUG 3, in St. Francis de Sales’ audi­ chairman, says the deadline for Downtown Prices WI.NES — LIQUORS four dozen. Groceries & Vegetables STORE torium. S. A, Riesenman is gen­ news for the Sun is Tuesday, Jan. Prescriptions a Specialty Your Pstronas* Appreciated eral chairman. 30. Phone items to Arv. 861-Rl, Wines and Liquors DELIVERY SERVICE Nadorff Liquors, Inc. The ticket committee is headed or mail them to 7000 North Federal 763 So. University PE. 2255 2626 E. Louisiana SP. 1912 Home of Good Spirits by Mrs. George Bader, president boulevard, Denver 11. Altar Society Mrs. Bader will be assisted by Mrs. The next meeting of the union WHERE YOU GET THE MOST OP Cornelius O’Byme, Mrs. Frank will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 6, Colfax at Downing . . . Denver THE BEST FOR THE LEAST Pruisner, and Mrs. W. Schrodt. at 8 p.m., in Holy Ghost hall. KEy.tone 3217 EM. 0977 Colfax al Williama SOUTH GAYLORD Your Purchase of War Bonds ITALIAN KITCHEN Elects Officers Meeting Held by and Stamps Helps to Secure Your ALLEYS Future. Shopping District Formfrlv Kruxs LASANGHE — RA VIOLA (St. Mary Magdalene’s Pariah, Quality Meats, Poultry — SPAGHETTI Edgewater) Valverde Group Homo Cookod by The following were selected Fish Mr. and Mrs. Al Alfont as officers of the Altar society at MARY ANNE ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS 12 Noon to 2 A. H. (St. Rose of Lima’s Parish, FOOD TO TAKE OUT the meeting on Thursday, Jan. 11: EMPIRE Style Shops 1233 E ut I3(h Avc. Phont TAbor 3475 Denver) Bakery No. 2 1336 E. Colfax Ave. KE. 3501 Jusf as you go to o President, Mrs. John Grant; vice 1020 So. Gaylord president, Mrs. Mary Rufien The regular meeting of St. Rose WE SPECUUZE IN treasurer, Mrs. Osberg; and sec­ of Lima’s Altar society was held LUMP Distinctive Wearing Apparel PARTY AND PASTRY ORDERS NOB HILL INN HARDWARE STORE retary, Mrs. Donald Petrie. at the parish hall Thursday after­ noon, Jan. 11. The newly elected —Denver’s most popular for Tots, Teens and Women 1024 So. Gaylord PE. 7315 The Shirley Garage 42B EAST COLFAX for teds... The care of the altar and sanctu­ offiiiers, Mrs. L. F. Stengenberger, furnace coal now avail­ ary is in charge of Mrs. J. R. president: Mrs. Art Nider, secre­ able for immediate de­ Mixed Drinks, Draught Beer COME TO YOUR RANK Howe and Mrs. Grant during the OFFICIAL AAA GARAGB tary; and Mrs. Walter A. Meyer, livery. PHONE TABOR S91I When You Need MoNoyl present month. South Gaylord Mkt. D»y *04 Nlzht Stortst. Kepatrinc. Delicious Dinners treasurer, conducted the meeting. ;;Gaylord Drug Co.:; W uhini and Grtaiinz. Gaaohna and OIU The Holy Name society’s monthly Mrs. Henry Crump, vice president, 1065 So. Gaylord SP. 9957 HOT AND COLD LUNCHES Lump or Egg J. ROY SMITH. Prop. ' ’ U3147 LINCOLN 8T. "Shopping" here is al­ meeting was held at the parish was absent. Thirty-seven mem­ Vonr Boainoia la Appreciated Bert hall on Tuesday evening, Jan. 16. 1059 Gaylord SP. 3345 most like shopping at a bers and guests were present. Fancy Groceries & Prescriptions Carefully Filled ' • store. Your needs are Election of officers for the year The sick committee reported an took place. Choice Meats by Registered Pharmacists '! met in the same friendly unusually large number of mem­ $ T . 3 5 FINE WINES AND LIQUORS , , The transportation for the sis­ bers or their families sick. Mrs. PAT DOLAN, Owner EOLOIW GRILL fashion, and "delivery" ters for the Sunday instruction Walter A, Meyer read the annual W A TON takes scarcely any longer. classes was provided by Douglas report, showing a total of $458.19 -WHERE FRIBNDS MEET FRIENDS” RIO GRANDE FUEL 1092 So. Phone Another thing: you know Conway, on Sunday, Jan. 14. raised and expended during the Gaylord BOB’S SP. 0574 569 E. COLFAX Phe Friendly Tavern just what the price is, for Mary Josephine, daughter of past year. Mrs. Katherine Smith, Second and Santa Fe So. Gaylord Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brehm, was reporting for the USO, said that TAbor 2211 we have no hidden fees considerable interest was shown C ream ery Grocery and Market — just regular bank rates baptized on Sunday, Jan. 15. by the membership in replenish­ Groceries, Meat, and Fancy for the rental of money Services for peace and for those ing the soldiers’ cookje jar dur MOK — CREAM — BUTTER Boly Family in the armed forces are held every Open 8 a. m. to 11 p. m. daily Vegetable. while you use it. ing the past several months. Friday evening from 7:30 to 8 The Store of Quality and Price o'clock. Following the meeting a lunch Holy G host Drop In, any The parish will serve the supper eon was served with Mmes. Frank BILLY’S INN For Quality Bakery Goods you need cosh. at the USO-NCCS club, 1666 Grant Albrecht, Norbert Berger, Max SCUTH GAYLORD street, Sunday, Jan. 21, from 5 to Friedl, W. Gutling, C. P. Gunther, GOOD CLOTHES NEED CBAS. HITT and ARNOLD JENSEN A. Kapeller, G. Uehelhoer, and GLEANERS HARDWARE 8 o’clock. NOT BE EXPENSIVE FURNACE CLEANING AND REPAIRING Good Foods John Weber as hostesses. 1025 SO. GAYLORD W E I S S BAKERY COLORADO Direct Plant Service SHEET METAL AND GUTTER WORE And Your Favorite Drink. GOOD FOOD THE FINEST QUALITY DRY CLEANING 44tli & Lowell Phone GL. 9733 4024 Tennyson St. Regular Dinuers Sacred Heart Aid to AT REASONABLE PRICES So. Gaylord Hdw. Co. NATIONAL Wsek Days 11:30 a.m. to 7 :30 p.m. PEari 1350 Marjorie Arnold 1055 So. (kylord SP. 2961 d JUST GOOD ME.AT Sundays 12 to C p.m. Elect Officers Jan. 18 ENGLISH 1 POULTRY AND FISH OPEN MONDAYS 4 pjn. to Mldnltht The firms, listed here de­ REDDISH’S RANK BMr and Sandwichta only The Sacred Heart Aid society Compliments iTENiVYSOIV Red & White WINES and BEER will hold its meeting Thurs­ TAILORS serve to be remembered day, Jan. 18, at 2 p.m. in the GROCERY and MARKET 17th A CheinfM Waohinsiton Park Cafe 901 FIFTEENTH STREET of when you are distributing 1 Meat Market COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE home of.Mrs. Martin Bonnarens, [ 4016 Tenny.on GR. 0443 B. J. UdSAAC — r. J. MclSAAC 1843 Lafayette street, Denver. Combine Quality and Style your patronage in the dif­ 1971 Tonnyson CL. 47*9 at Prices You Can Afford M*aibtr.M«f«l DapetM luurMca 1052 S. Gaylord PE. 9846 Election of officers will take place. ROY CHRYSLER ferent lines of business. B«fr«ahmenta will ba icrvad. , PAGE FOUR Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thuradayr Jan. 18, 1946

Mr. Walter J. Kerwin, now associ­ CATHEDRAL PUPILS TO HEARPHIIflllH P](TF[1I0I1 ated with Jos. M. Fishman, invites his many old friends and customers PRIEST TALK ON SHAKESPEARE;n" ' rn, n;^ to visit him for suggestions. CMnia*< con. 34S GtPM WELCOME STOCKMEN (Cathedral High School, Donver) Dramatus declamations: Anne TO B[ BTPIIOED ^Dfpendable Prateription Sarviea The Rev. Henry Courtney, O.S.B., Thompson, three superiors; Mary and Catholic Visitors will lecture on the life and works Jane Cuthbertson, good, excellent, Throughout the State Three circles of the Arch­ of William Shakespeare Jan. 19 to superior; Mae Bisho, two superiors, (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) bishop’s ^ild in Denver held elec­ the Cathedral student body. A one excellent. tion of officers within the month. Starting this week an extensive noted Shakespearean authority, Oratorical declamations; Mary program of remodeling and re­ JOS. M. FISHMAN The newly formed Blessed Martin Father Courtney has toured the Frances Casman, one excgllent, circle, meeting on Jan. 10 in the pairing the outside of the church Jeiceler and Optician two superiors; Mary Ruth Thomp­ GLASSES ON CREDIT home of Mrs. Joseph Dinan, named son, one excellent, two superiors. will begin. Among other .things, Mrs. Cletus Koester as president 807 LSth St. TA. 0029 Humorous declamations; lerna- a new roof will be laid, and the and Miss Ruth McCarthy as secre- entire outside will be coated with tary-treasurei;. Another, group re dette Dallarosa, two excellent, one superior. a cleaner and preserver. The re­ COLORADO HATCHERY cently organized, which has taken painting of the interior will be the name of S t Jude, also held an Original oratory; Mary Anne done after the outside work has 1416 Larimer Blosd-tMtid — Denver Hitched MA. 6767 election in its January meeting, Connors, one good, two excellent. been finished. ORDER NOW FOR 1145 DELIVERIES when Mrs. Helen Ahem enter­ Poetry reading: Mae Bishop, tained. Besides naming Mrs. two goods, one excellent; Mary Xhe Senior and the Young La­ Ahem as president, the group Frances Casman, three excellent. dies’ sodalities will receive Holy We Feature Best GOALS elected Mrs. Maria Martinez, vice Impromptu: Mary Anne Con­ Communion in a body in the 9 president, and Mrs. Alice Bell, sec­ nors, two good, one excellent. o’clock Mass this Sunday. The in Both Bituminous retary-treasurer. Plans fo r the Cathedral will enter 10 contes­ Senior sodality will meet in the year’s activities were discussed tants in the annual speech confer­ lunchroom of the new school on and definite work, in line with the ence in the Denver university Feb. Thursday evening and the Junior and Lignite guild’s program, will be inaugu­ 14-16. The meet will consist of sodality will convene at 5 o’clock rated in the Febmary meeting. lecture, reading, debate, and pro- Friday afternoon in the clubroom of the old school. The third circle, dedicated to :ressive discussions. Entrants are p h o n e s St. Francis de Sales, elected Mrs. leing coached by Miss Joan Dem- Mmes. J. Petraglia, J. Carroll, WOMEN / Molly Neville president and Miss m.r, ’39, Cathedral speech instruc­ G. A. Durbin, and S. F. Chiolero M A 5 3 3 5 Margaret Kuntz, secretary-trew- tor. of the Altar and Rosary society urer. .The life of the patron saint In connection with the contest, attended the monthly meeting of Be an of the group will be discussed in an All-Parochial school play is be­ the ACCW this week. CH the next meeting. ing written and directed by the The Rev. Achille Sommaruga On Thursday, Jan. 11, members Rev. Donald McMahon. A Cathe­ will be host to the women of the AIR HOSTESS of St. James’ circle, entertained dral graduate of the class of ’37, parish at the annual reception and Father McMahon is assistant in tea Wednesday afternoon, Jan. $5.00 Per by Misses Dolores and Marie Mor- Airlines need Air Hostesses. Perhaps you may be Month Icy, re-elected Miss Hazel Snow as the Annunciation parish. Miss 31, from 2 to 4:30. Assisting rirELK COAL CO. president and chose Miss Emily Deramer will stage the play. Mem^ him in receiving his guests and qualified to prepare for one of these fascinating 3635 Slake S. & H. Creen StampM John Finkbeiner, Mgr. Smisek, secretary, and Miss Helen hers of the cast from Cathedral are serving refreshments will be Anne Thompson, Mary Frances members of the Altar and Rosary flight positions, where you will meet interesting Habib, publicity chairman. At this Rev. Henry Courtney, O.S.B. same meeting. Miss Margie Nem- Casman, and Marj’ Jane Cuthbert­ society and of the Mothers’ club. people, fly in huge luxury liners of the air, and enjoy son. mers became a new member of the country speaking to colleges ,and the distinction of wearing the symbol of modern Compliments roup. The next meeting of St. schools. He spent the year 1943 Hi-Pal congratulates Alfred; fames’ circle will be held on Thurs­ as auxiliary chaplain in the army. Richardson, grade six, who turned flight— day, Feb. 1, with Miss Annette In this time, he conducted 21 mili­ in the amazing total of $130.85 in Koeraer as hostess. tary missions, in addition to regu­ the recent Holy Childhood associa-1 DE'UPHOUTER The Precious Blood circle held lar chaplain duties. tion drive. Entrants and amounts L O B irr MODE UlINDRY turned in were: | RECOVER 2 PIECES election of officers in the January Seven girls from the Cathedral Grade Name Amount. ^lEZE AND TAPESTRY ALBERT A. NORDLOH, Prop. meeting, which was in the form of high school entered the annual Na­ $ 5 5 .0 0 and up If you are between the ages of 20^ and 26, in good a buffet supper in the home of 6 Alfred Richardson $130.851 tional Forensic League speech con­ 7 Margaret Shipp 87.25 health, and have some college training . Miss Ida Garbella on Friday, Jan. test for this region on Jan. 13 in LONGMONT, COLO. 12, with Miss Sylvia Keller as co­ 8 Edward Htting 11.30 the Regis high school. 6 Joyce Glenn 16.84 'CALLUSTODAV/f WRITE, CALL IN PERSON OR PHONE FOR hostess. The out-going president, COMPLETE INFORMATION Miss Wilma Gerspach, will relin­ Each student entered three 3 Mary Richardson 12.00 ^SEEOUR^MPLESj quish her office to Miss Mary Na- rounds of speaking and was given 2 John Vance 10.00 dorff, and Miss Catherine Mall a rating of fair, good, excellent, or 2 Phyllis Sticksel 10.00 sCETOUR ESTIMATES^ will turn over her duties of secre­ superior. The speakers and their 6 Ruth Courtney 10.00 MIDWESTERM SCHOOLS, Inc. tary to Miss Eleanore Englehart ratings follow: LOOP\ MARKET in the February meeting. LUMBER - PAINT — HARDWARE FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE INSULATION A former member of Precious THE C. N. EASTMAN, DUtrict Manager Free Parking With Purchase of SOc or Mora at 1429 Lawrence Blood circle, Cpl. Anne Fattor of 428 Univertity Bldg., Denver 2^ Colo. KEystone 5419 the WAG, visited in* Denver in Aurora Lumber Company the holidays and has now re­ Building Headquarters Name...... SOLES turned to her station in Mitchell PhoBta Aarera 185^FrankUa GSSO nCMEDIATB SERVICE Field, N. Y. Another member of AURORA, COIX). Hoi'a Women’s and Chlldrea'i this group in the WAG is Cpl. Education...... Half Solaa Helen Rhoades, now stationed in All Work Gaarantsed OME S lo w ONLY France. She will be the recipient of Address...... LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP IN THE lOOP PUBIIC MARKET-IStHUAWSiNCt a group letter composed by the cir HANSEH & HAMSEH LOOP HABKET bOlO ivMA.iQST cle in its last meeting. JEWELERS Phone GL. 2304 City...... State...... COLORADO (St. Joteph’i [C.SS.R.] Parith, 1628 17th St. UPHOLSTERY CO Parisil Sodalists D enver) ONE STORE ONLY 2421 IITH ST. Brother Norbert Ledermann, BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS KEEP UP THE HOMES C.SS.R., seminary tailor at Oco- nomowoc. Wise., for more than 20 years, died Saturday, Jan. 13. He YOU’RE FIGHTING FOR Add Greatly to was an uncle of the Very Rev. Crispin Pfirman, O.F.M., pastor of S t Elizabeth’s church. Brother Patronize These Reliable Service Finns Norbert was also, an art student USD Cookie Jar and made many drawings and HOME PURMC MARKET sketches for Ihe pages of the Per- "EARL J.’ petual'HelpeX r - magazine. -He was like­ Paric Free Shop aad Save New 9 X 12-Foot Felt Base (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) wise a gifted musician ^nd enter­ STROHMINGER Linoleum Rugs, QC During December the Young La­ tained the seminarian^ with his not seconds...... dies’ sodality donated 28 dozen musical talent on occasion. The Electrical Contracting cookies to the USD. The sodality customary Requiem and “Libera” Llcaniad and Bonded In Citr of Denver THE STOVE MAN will hold its regular meeting in were offered for him Tuesday, MA.D541 MA.D541 Sodality hall next Wednesday eve­ Jan. 16. Beautiful This Ad Worth Money NATIONAL 817 14th St. 1511 Arapahoe St. ning at 7:30. In its meeting the .Altar and Ros­ For Something Different A great deal of credit for the ary society nominated the follow­ Fresh Cut Flowers Fine Foods work of beautifying the church for ing officials for the year: Mrs. FREEZER FRESH WESTERN The firms listed here de­ FLOORS SANDED the Feast of the Nativity goes to Ella Shull, president; Mrs. C. J. serve to be remembered Otto Gerspach, who gave much of Bancroft, vice president; Mrs. 0. FROSTED AND FINISHED his time and labor for the purpose. V. Simpson, secretary; and Mrs. Large Assortment of Potted STOCK when you are distributing Qnalltr Uitcrlala and Warfcmanihlp Several members of the parish 'Theresa Kenz, treasurer. Installs MALTED MILK your patronage in the dif­ Altar sodality have been doing ex­ tion will take place at the Febru­ Plants and Funeral Designs Jahn Floor Service cellent work in taking care of the ary meeting. This Sunday the Tht Drink You Eat with a Spoon SHOW ferent lines of business. Phone CR. 3240 - Free Eatimaie sanctuary and the altar and altar members of the Altar and Rosary Special linens for the past month. They society will receive Communion in are Mrs. Frank Montano, Mrs. De the 7 :30 Mass This Ad is good Bello, Mrs. Sarah Wilson, Mrs. The games party will be held and WW for one JANUARY Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Genoeva Kelly, and Mrs, McLus- Monday night at 8:30 in the parish Save Your Points, Use ter. The' Altar sodality held its hall. Perpetual Help novena devo­ JERRY BREEN Large 10c Serving Heating Repairs regular meeting in Sodality hall tions are held Tuesday at 3 and More Fresh Sea Food 13th to 21st Jan. 16. Members will receive Com­ 7:30 p.m. The Church Unity Oc­ FLORIST and Poultry, munion in the 7 :30 Mass this Sun­ tave is being observed after the 8 o’clock Mass.' Fresh Lake SuMrior Whitefish, HOOVER'S SLAHERY & COMPANY day. 1456 California MA. 2279 Fresh Herring, Barracuda, Lake FLORIDA FRUIT Parents having children who at­ Trout, Silver Bass, Dressed * Orange Bar PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS tend the public schools are re­ Sole, Buffalo, Squid, and Many PRODUCE GO. minded that catechism classes are Ro-Go Appliance Go. Others. Home Public Market 1726 MARKET STREET held in Sacred Heart school every We Specialize in Repairins For the Fruit of the BELGIAN HABE8 JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 Thursday afternoon at 3:45, and Refrigerators TO BAKE. L B .______35c that the children are expect^ to Washing Machines LARGE COLORED attend these classes. Cattle Industry HENS. LB...... _ 3 9 c Vacuum Cleaners - Appliances TENDER ROASTING STOVE AND FURNACE PARTS STILL LIL MERCER, Mar. AVAILABLE—DON’T WAIT The usual games party will be CHICKENS. LB. ____ l 4 4 c Oood Bakery Goods Edwin B. Clayton held in the school hall Thursday at 603 14ih K£. 8835 BROAD BREASTED 8:15. TURKEYS. LB...... _ 5 1 c GEO. A. PULLEN Plbg. & Htg. Co. See the Sleek Show BELGIAN HARES W.W.V.V.V. There will be devotions of the 55c STOVE & FURNACE 1444 Court Place O’CONNOR TO FRY. LB...... DENVER. COLORADO perpetual novena in honor of the REPAIR COMPANY Sacred Heart at 7:30 Friday eve­ TRANSFER CO. MA. 2310 ning m « 113} Levrence Street Rm. Phont — EAit 8218 1535 19th Sl VOSS BROS. TABOR 1321 DENVER. COLO. BUY KE. 6381 Janitar and Santiary SappIlM Inititatienal Hainttnance Englnean LOCAL TRANSFER WAR CH. 8775 FOR THE FRUIT Most Important Gold Gross Products W. S. SANDERSON FOR THE TABLE BOYDS The Prize Are RIGHT materiala. No matter how expert the worker, INTEGRITY - QUALITY - SERVICE materialf come FIRST. Member National Sanitary Supply Asm. & BRO. 1514 Arapahoa TAbar till SEE Water and alkali proofing baaementt from inaide in color. 1450-52 TREMONT PL. "Tha Friendly Btora” Good Thisgt ie Eal Winning Beef Above-ground walla in Clear Bydroio doea not alter color SELECTION OF PINE COFFEE o f brick. Alfo full Una of Nuta, Peanut Buttar, HAVE YOU Frith Roaatad Peanuta. Oranga Pakoa Fresh and Salted NulmeaU Shingle Stain that preventa warping and does NOT peel. Tea, Cuban Honey. Sple«, Hapl. Syrup, DENVER FRUIT Candied Fruit, and Candle* Mapla CandiM, CoffM Maluia. of the National Materiala only or Joba Complete. MODERNIZED YOUR WHEAT GERM — SOT BEAN FLOUR INSURANCE? HERRING TIDBITS Den¥er Briek Stain Co. Protect yourself against nme DR. R. W. PRTTZ & PRODUCE CHERRY 1083 1455 FOX ST. hoMordt, ADDISON’S And Associates Home Public Market TA. 1369 Western Stock Show Will Find Its HORACE W. BENNETT TA. 2758 & Co, Dentists If rmi’8 like to (nohrn 1*4 ISth StrMt U88 15th Stra

1 Thursday,^ Jan. 18, 1945 Office, flS8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE COLORADO SPRINGS K. OF C. WILL INITIATE CLASS OF 25

PRICES KEYED TO Colorado Springs.—C o 1 o r a d o ging. Bishop of Pueblo, state chap- Springs council 582, Knights of ain, will give the principal ad- Columbus, will sponsor a first, drsses. Short talks will be given second, and third degree initiation by the Rev. Anthony G. Elsi, chap­ EVERY PAY ENVELOPE for a class of more than 25 candi­ lain of council 682, and Bernard dates on Sunday. Jan. 21, in the Carraher, state deputy, Antlers hotel. Degree work will A special inviinvitation has been ex- start at 10 a.m. tended to all the priests of the Colo- Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par­ Often times after a long illness a Following the initiation an in­ rado Springs parishes to be the ish)—An open meeting for all formal banquet, limited to 200, will guests of council 582 at the ban­ parishioners was held in the school family is faced with the problem of be held a t 6:30 o’clock in the Cop­ quet. Carl Bickett, deputy grand auditorium Monday evening, Jan. per Grove for new members, visit­ knight, will be toastmaster. 15, to consider the possibility of keeping funeral expenses within a def­ ing knights, and members of coun­ Deanery Sponsors conducting a drive this year for the cil 682, together with their wives. purpose of clearing up the remain­ inite cost. We especially invite families The Most Rev. Joseph C. Will- Holy Hour ing church debt of $16,000. An The second regional solemn Holy enthusiastic group unanimously so situated to trust' their problems in Hour sponsored by the Colorado adopted a resolution to start the ___ CHRISTMAS GREETINGS campaign immediately. Members our hands. We have funerals at ALL Springs deanery of the Archdioc­ INSECTICIDES FOR HOME CSE esan Council of Catholic Women of the church committee met ROACHES, ANTS, BEDBUGS, AND AGRICULTURAL, ETC was held in St. Mary’s church Sun­ Thursday evening, Jan. 18, to se­ INFOKHATIpN CHEERFULLY GIV-EN PRICES. day evening at 7:30 o’clock. All lect teams for the drive. clergy of the region participated in Three new members chosen to Haney Exierminaling Service the service. The Very Rev, William serve on the Church committee are Kipp, V.F., officiated at the solemn Joseph Bush, H. W. Berkeley, and 226 15th St. TA. 0303 exposition of the Blessed Sacra­ Robert Giles. Members remaining in office for another year are Ed You may obtain your copy of the Official Art Cal­ ment, the Rev. Michael Harring­ ton of the Pauline chapel was dea­ Adams, Robert Specht, and John endar of the Catholic Church Extenaion Society for Il[ i[ | | | [ M [[J con, and the Rev. Anthony Elzi, Doherty. Corporation board mem­ the year 1945 by calling at our office. Due to war­ Corpus Christ! pastor, was sub­ bers who serve with this committee deacon. The Rev. John Nelson, are Francis Reinert and Urban time reitrictiont, pbone or mail order* cannot be Melleeker. Recommended Firms honored thii year. Monsignor John R. Mnlroy O.M.I., Sacred Heart church, led spoke to a representative group of the prayer for victory and peace Pfc. William P. McGinn was Catholic women at a large meet­ and for the safety of those in the seriously wounded in action in ing of the Denver deanery on Mon service of our country. The Rev. Italy Dec. 28, according to word for AUTO day afternoon, Jan. 15. HiS sub­ Robert Hoffman led the Divine received by his- parents, Mr. and ject, “Post-War Responsibilities,’’ Praises and the Rev. Michael Kav- Mrs. James McGinn. Another stressed the spiritual and educa­ anagh the flag salute. St. M a^ ’s brother, PvL Francis McGinn, was tional. high school sodality led the recita­ wounded in Sicily in 1943 and SERVICE tion of the Rosarj'. Lt. John Wa­ later discharged from service. Mrs. John Murtaugh presided at New officers in the Altar and HORAN 1 the business session. Reports cow terman, C.SS.P., chaplain in Pet­ Rosary society are Mrs. F. S. Mat­ ering the activities of affiliates erson Field, gave the address at 1 the solemn Holy Hour. The music tocks, president; Mrs. Robert EAST COLFAX were given. Mrs. J. J. Flynn told Miles, first vice president; Mrs. PACKARD of the girls ill with tuberculosiB was furnished by St. Mary’s ALTO PARTS Downtown Location KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 choir with Frank Hammer at Ivan Meyer, secona vice president; in the various hospitals visited by Mrs. Joseph Bush, treasurer; and 710 E. COLFAX Tho Onlj Packard 8«rr1co In Denrtr the Catholic Daugnters every two organ. The service closed with the Q eveiand singing of thA “Star-Spangled Mrs. James Bonnell, secretary. The Tom Kan* Apprwista* Your Patronas* weeks and of the happiness her out-going officers served refresh­ TA. 0341 Packard Denver Co. Guarding Forever our Founder^ ideals organization gave these convales­ Banner.’’’ ments at the meeting and donated DUtilbaton cents at Christmas and on all other Officers of the Colorado Springs "If It C(B B« Had—Wa Htv* It" III llth St. TA. U U deanery are: Mrs. Emmett Knight, linoleum for table coverings in the holidays. Miss Ann Birmingham altar society rooms and also a gave an account of the Taber president; Mrs. Della Gavuston, chair for the sacristy. Miss Mary nacle society’s work, and Miss vice president; Mrs. Joseph Mur­ Shovelin was awarded the quilt. S H K A D E R ^ S Barbara Bach spoke on the day ray, secretary; Mrs. Andrew Loet- Mrs. Margaret Brown left for SELL your CAR to of recollection to be held Jan. scher, treasurer; Mrs. Frances San Diego, Calif., to visit her son 28 at the St. Joseph convent, Moomaw, corresponding secretary; and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Service Station Franciscan mother-house. Mrs. Louise Huff, historian; and Richard M. Brown. He is an elec­ the Rev. William J. Kelly, spiritual Center Need* Radio trician’s mate second class in the 1st Ave. & Logan St. SP. 9930 director. navy. She hopes to see another The Archbishop’s guild and the Shower Held sodality union gave accounts of son, James Allen, shipfitter third MOBILGAS — OILS — GREASING Mrs. Joseph A. Ash was hostess class, who is stationed on a ship hours given to projects for Church Friday, Jan. 12, at her home, hon­ and country. Mr. McNeive, direc­ oring Miss Margaret Mary Rodden Recently baptized by the Rev. RROADWAY tor of Vail and Little Flower at a bridal shower. Paul Fife, O.S.B., were William TED DNASE DENVER'S LARGEST FORD. MERCURY A UNCOLN DEALER community centers, made a pl«i O’Halloran, sponsored by Francis RADIO SERVICE James N. McCullough, Jr., who USED CARS Top Price for All Hakes and Hodels for comic books, paper dolls, and received his commission as a sec­ Reinert; and Kathleen Louise, in­ All Makes Repaired by REGARDLESS OF AGE records for the phonograph. A fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. COLFAX On* Stop ond lieutenant and was awarded AT DETROIT Factory Trained Machanico Loveland.—S t John the Evan­ radio is badly needed at Vail cen­ his wings as a navigator in Hondo, John J. McCarthy, sponsored by Super Ser^eu See AI O’Meara 1314 Acoma Main 3111 Richard Kepler. 0pp. E. High 501 E. 20th Ave. gelist’s Altar society met Thursday ter. Mrs. L. U. Wagner followed Tex., arrived here Monday to visit EA. 2723 ■t Peiui. MA. 4780 NTW AND USED RADIOS with a story of the holiday party his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. 825 Broadwav KE. 0623 afternoon, Jan. 11, in the home of given for the children in foster Mrs. Jack Radcliffe, with Mrs. McCullough, 2527 N. Nevada ave­ and boarding homes. nue, on a 15-day leave. EXPERT KEEP YOUR BIN FILLED Jack Woods as assisting hostess. Other reports included: Aid so­ Charles A. Gilles has returned Welby Parish to DODGE - PLYMOUTH Mrs. Frank Calkum brought the cieties, Mrs. James McDonald; to Prairie du Chien, Wise., to re­ AUTO REPAIR Phone Vs Your Order Now business meeting to order and Fa­ Archdiocesan council, Mrs. J. T. sume his studies in Campion high OWNERS AD Haksn ther Francis Kappes led in prayer. Tierney; Council of Social Agen­ school. E uy Tims Paymenta cies, Mrs. L. J. Holmes. Irvin Bruce, Jr., son of Chief Jack Flavin, Servlet Mar., »«y»: VICTORY CHEMICAL TREATMENT The secretary and the treasurer ] Northwestern Auto Co. The appointment of Mrs. Mar­ of Police I. B. Bruce and Mrs. Have Masses Your present car or truck may have reported. to aervt a Ions, long time I You can REMOVES DUST AND DIRT garet Henry as the new cookie Bruce, left Tuesday, Jan. 9, for 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 Mrs. Harry Reynolds and Mrs. depend on our trained mechanic* for chairman at the USO was an­ Prairie du Chien, Wise., where he Welby. — (AssumpUon Parish) service that wilt insure the maximum LIMP, EGG AND NUT Clemens Hermes volunteered to nounced. is a student in Campion high of low-cost, long-life transportation. take care of the altar and linens school. —Beginning Sunday, Jan. 21, See us — NOW I for the month of January. Masses will be offered at 7, 8:30, HIGH ALTITUDE SERVING DENVER SINCE 1904 Dr. John A. Flury died in a and 10 o’clock. TOWING SERVICE Plans were made for a committee local hospital Tuesday, Jan. 9. Dr. NO ISOOT NO CLINKERS of the Altar society to sponsor a Red Cross CaUs Fluiy, a prominent S t Louis, Mo., Perpetual novena in honor of Siandard Motor Go. MUFFLERS card party in the Legion rooms of oculist, was a captain in the medi­ Our Lady of Sorrows for peace and All grades of stoker and steam coals. the Community building Thursday, cal corps in the U. S, army in rotection for the boys in service is 13th & Clenarm CH. 6596 FORDS - CHEVS ■ AND Jan. 18, at 8 o’clock. In charge of For More Nurses France in World war I. He is sur­ eld on Friday evening at 7 o’clock. UNIVERSAL TYPES the affair are: Mmes. A. Gries- vived by his wife, Mrs. Ethel M. PTA Meet* THE PIKES PEAK FUEL bach, Mary Hermes, Robert Jack, The American Red Cross is mak­ Flury; a sister, Mrs, H. C. Scan- The first meeting of the PTA Marshall Auto Supply 635 Curtis St. MAin 6181 Joe Heywood, William Humbarger, ing an urgent appeal to all'reg­ nell; and two brothers, Fred and was held Jan. 9. The meeting was BUCKLEY BROS. TED MARSHALL and Clemens Hermes. istered nurses to enlist. The need Leo Flury, all of Toledo, 0. A called to order by the president. Studebaker Sale* and Service WHOLESALE AND RETAIL The members decided to conduct is immediate and critical. Eleven Requiem High Mass was sung in Father John Giambastiani, O.S.M., hospital ships left our shores last Corpus Christi church at 9 o’clock said the opening prayer. The pres­ NEW AND USED CARS A.VD TRUCKS AUTO SUPPLIES a food sale uptown Saturday, Fek Auto Repairing All Makes It's Good Business Sense to 3. Mrs. Ed Grannell will serve as month without a single nurse. The Thursday, Jan. 11. Burial services ident announced many activities I35-37-M Fifteenth Streot Battery and Electric Service At Cleveland Place chairman of the food sale com­ army is asking for 10,000 regis­ were held in Memorial Park, St. which will take place during the Body and Fender Work Pay With a "Thrifty Cheek" mittee. tered nurses. Those who enlist Louis, Mo. • season. A short program was given 350 Broadway SP. 4111 PBONE TAbor 4424 now are assured of officers’ status. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Dea are on by the eighth grade pupils. A Your stubs ere e permanent record. Your cen* At the close of the business meet­ a trip to St. Louis, Mo., and New ames party will be given on celled checks your receipt. A checking eccount ing a social hour was enjoyed. Re­ Telephone ALpine 0677 for full information, or call in person at York city. 'hursday evening at 8 o’clock in YOUR CAR ISN’T GETTING The firms listed here de­ gives you prestige. You cen pay by m ail... bank freshments were served by Mrs. The flig h ts of Columbus held the school hall. ANY YOUNGER. SEE by mail. Radcliffe and Mrs. Woods to Fa 1515 Cheyenne nlace, Denver. their regular meeting in their The war chairman, Mrs. ’George serve to be remembered ther Kappes and 19 members. The More Typiit* Needod clubrooms Tuesday, Jan. 16. “Joe” YOUNG ASK ABOUT DENVtR'S ORIGINAL LOW. next meeting will be with Mrs. Don The American Red Cross has Pfertsh, reported she delivered when you are distributing COST "THRIFTY CHECKING ACCOUNT A family dinner was held Sun­ over 75 dozen of cookies to Fitz- PACKARD SPECIALIST Ramsey on Thursday, Feb, 8. announced that the Denver chapter day in the home of Mr. and Mrs. your patronage in the dif­ PLAN" TODAYI is still in need of experienced typ­ simons General hospit^ in the Auto Service Ration G. Z. McCullough, 812 N. Cascade Christmas holidays. ferent lines of business. No Minimum Bahnee Required ists for day-time work. There is avenue, in honor of their m n d - Bannock and Twelfth CH. 8234 Amount no age limit for this service. If son, 2nd Lt. James N. McCuUougb, All members of this unit who Deposit Any you cannot give a full day to this wish to purchase war bonds may Charge who is home on leave. No Monthly Service Greeley Society important work, enroll for half a Teller-Bricicoll Weddinf call Mrs. Pfertsh, After the meet­ DODGE — PLYMOUTH OWNERS day. It will help in this war-time ing refreshments were served by 10 cents per cheek covers all services Miss Eleanor Ann firickell, NOW’S the time to Consider— crisis. Telephone ALpine 0311 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard the seventh and eighth grade room immediately. Brickell, 413 N. Walnut street, mothers. The next meeting of the FENDERS AND BODY— Dinner Draws 7S Director* to Be Elected was married Monday, Jan. 8, to PTA will be held on Feb. 13. Notice has been given that the Capt. George W. Teller, U. S. ALTAR COMMITTEE More cars Ru»l» Out than Wear Out. Protect your* by letting annual meeting of the members marine corps, son of Mrs. Mabel PLANS ACTIVITIES our expert* bump out ita fenders and touch up the paint Job! THE CENTRAL BANK Greeley. — Seventy-five people of the Denver chapter of the Amer­ Teller of S t Joseph, Mo. The cere­ attended the Altar and Rosary so­ A council meeting for the offi­ 15th fir Arapahoe Sts., Denver, Colo. ican National Red Cross will be mony took place at high noon in cers and committee of the Altar JAM ES MOTOR CO. ciety dinner Friday evening in the held at the Colorado Consistory the Pauline chapel, Broadmoor. The Electric Company lounge. society was held in the home -of the No. 1, 1370 Grant street, Thurs­ Rev. Joseph R. Kane, O.M.I., offi­ president, Mrs. Gasper Fenen, to 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE. 8221 Following the dinner, reports day, Jan. 25, at 3:30 p.m., for the ciated. A light blue dress with discuss plans for coming activities. were made by the committee purpose of electing directors for brown, hat and veil were worn by Edward Ciancio, son of Mrs. chairmen on activities of the or­ vacancies on the board of direc the bride. Roses centered with Theresa Ciancio, joined the mer­ ganization during the past year. tors, for the consideration of re­ camellias formed the bride’s bou­ chant marine and is now stationed Recognition was given to the work ports, and for the transaction of quet ,The bride’s sister, Miss in California. Chevrolet Truck Owners of the retiring officers before the other business. Teresa Brickell, served as maid of COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE' new officers were installed. The honor. Capt. Thomas E. Trollope Chief Petty Officer Alexander out-going president, Mrs. J. Fred of Casper, Wyo., was best man. Rende, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Trucks Given Priority on Service McCourt, turned the meeting over The wedding reception was held in Rende, left for Pensacola, Fla., The Murray Drug Go. to the new president, Mrs. Earl Nurses Welcome the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. after spending a two-week leave Plenty of Mechanics and Parts Steele. Both Mrs. McCourt and Evans, 18 Pine Grove, Broadmoor. with his parents and friends. PERHNS-SHEARER “Superior Sercict Sinret” Mrs, Steele were presented with The bride is a graduate of St. Cpl. Ernest Tolvo, son oif Mr. CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO. corsages. Other officers include: Pre-Cadet Class Mar ’s high school. Capt. Teller and Mrs. Rocco Tolvo, who has ' ' OmneBOhOk Main Store Phone Main 144 7 returned from overseas, spent a Broadway at 13lh Ave. to Lincoln Mrs. P. A. Riley, first vice presi enlisted in the marine corps Denver, Colo. TAbor 5191 COLORADO SPRINGS- Main Start ~ 18 North TeJon St. dent; Mrs. D. G. Kirk, second vice Tuesday evening, Jan. 16, the officers’ training school in October, month’s furlough with his parents SMARTEST STORE North Storo ~ 832 North Tejon St. president; Mrs. John Larkin, sec­ sodality of St. Joseph’s hospital 1941, and trained at Quantico, Va. and friends. He is now stationed retary; and Mrs; Jack Bruno, school of nursing in Denver wel­ He has just returned from 30 in Texas. treasurer. comed the new pre-cadet class, months of active duty in the South Girls who represented Assump­ Apparel and Gifts for tion high school in the recent de­ The Heyse Sheet Plans for the year were dis­ Talks were given by Miss Eleanor Pacific. After a wedding trip to Cancari and Miss V.erena Joerger Boston, Capt. and Mrs. Teller will bate held at Regis college, Denver, Men, Women and cussed by members of the Altar on Jan. 13, were Agnes Porreco, Metal Works and Rosary society of St. Peter’s A spirited discussion on the apos­ go to Quantico Va., where he will Children INCORPORATED tolic functions on the nurse-sodalist Mildred Serraro, and Elaine Rossi. HEATING ROOFING church in the meeting held Thurs­ attend field artillery school. SHEET METAL day in the home of Mrs. F. A in daily professional duties was Mr*. Wiley to Leave J. Douslai Crouch C. D. O'BHen Zl> North Weber Street Riley. Thirty-two members and the central theme. Father E. J. Mrs. Norman Wiley of Los An­ FOR SMART Phone; Main S5X Trame, S.J., moderator, pleaded geles, Calif., hag set Jan. 21 as 102-104 North Tejon Streot Eet. 1888 guests were present. Following the business meeting a talk was for daily Communions by the so- the date of her dcMrture for the LADIES’ WEAR given by Father Dominic Morera. dalists as an all-out assault on West coast. Mrs. 'Wiley, formerly Hindmadt Purnltur* — AntlquH heaven for the release of graces Vuit TRY Rtproduetd — Repairinf — Refinlihlag The new yearbooks will be out of Colorado Spring and a aister Upholitaring — Draptrita to change the }iate-filled hearts of of Mrs. A. L. Phillips, has been a for .the next meeting. Mrs. Ber­ the world afid bring a peace {RECAP N0W!< nice Rose was a guest. guest in the Phillips residence for KARELLA SHOP Whitney Electric Co. founded on the principles of jus several weeks. 70 Broadway — Denver Electrical Service Pete Baroni tice and divine charity. After the Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Mitchell, I 2V%I W o hovo a llmifod supply of Furniture Shop Leadville Girl Takes recital of the Office of the Blessed 626 E. Dale street, announce the AND 208 No. Tejoa M 906 Mother in Our Lady’s chapel, re birth of a daughter on Sunday, 439 Main St. — Longmont Grodo"A"Ro€ap Rubber •EST. IB18" PHONE H. I3SB 7H BO. CASCADE AVR. freshments were served in the Jan. 14. Oppoaita Antlara Hotel Vows of Charity Nun gymnasium. At a meeting of the Corpus Christi Holy Name society bn Balova, Graen and Xavier, Kans.—Sister Jean Ber­ Monday, Jan. 8, the following Store COAL Now FOOTWEAR Hamilton Watches nadette, who recently was received Guadalape Sodality officers were elected for the com­ We Recommend Yon can get the best quality Grade “A" rubber if '.’/Y 54 Years of Quality as a novice in the Sisters of Char­ ing year: President, John J Columbine and Industrial ROSARIES ity of Leavenworth, formerly was Names 1945 Off leers Durcan; secretary, A. C. Ludwig; ALSO HOSIERY AND BAGS HAVE YOUH FXntNACE you recap NOW. No more will be manufactured Miss Albina Baldissary of Lead­ and treasurer, D. A. Minsky. VACUUM CLEANED for passenger tires for several months. Let ns put ville, Colo. The Yorhes Shoe Go. KAPELKES (Our Lady of Guadalupo, Denver) thick new treads on your smooth dres while our * 8. TEJON Two other sisters advanced in On Wednesday evening, Jan Fr. Newell Chairman of SUPREME the ceremonies at the same time. 10, the young women of the Sodal supply lasts. Our skilled workmen use die tested Sister Mary Joan, formerly Miss ity of the Blessed Virgin held their 1 Am An American’ Day COAL CO. B. F. Goodrich Fsetory Mediod to insure longer SAVE WITH SAFETY 24"Hour Service Anne Louise Eble of the Sacred annual meeting and election of PE. 4679 1144 So. Penn. tire life—greater safety. UP TO 30% Heart parish in Leavenworth, officers to serve during 1946 made her first profession, and Pricilla Sanchez was elected presi The Rev. Hubert M. Newell, NO CEBTIFICATE NEEDED TO RECAF M. E. MeGARTY, McCARTY Sister Mary Pius, formerly Miss dent; Eva Tafoya, vice president; Colorado superintendent of Cath­ Optometrist and Optician Anna Marie Schlosser of Falls Lily Trupillo, secretary; Dorothy olic schools, has been named chair­ ri8t—INSURANCE— auto COAL CO. City, Nebr., became a novice. Tafoya, assistant secretary; and man of Denver’s “ I Am an Ameri­ Helen Walsh 2I3>4 Colo. SoTinfs Bonk Bldf. Main 6 4 0 5 Elsie Gomez, treasurer. can’’ day May 20, according to an FAVOR GRANTED Mrs. Evangeline Adams is choir announcement by F. C. Emmerich, Associate A reader wishes to acknowledge treasurer; Sally Romero, librarian. bureau of immigration and na­ W. R. JOSEPH B.F Goodrich Stores a great favor obtained after devo­ Choir practice is held ev^ry turalization examiner. tions in honor of Sacred Hearts of Wednesday night. Meetings are Father Newell spoke recently AYES EXAMINED BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY ;Iesus and Mary and to St. Jos­ held in the meeting hall adjacent fronj radio station KvOD on “War- Phone TAbor ISSO 14Hi SI. at Glenarm 5^ So. Broaiway eph and St. Ann. ^to the church. Time Problems of Young People.’’j I l S - E l * Majertk BUg. PAGE SIX Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 Thursday, Jaif. 18, 1945

SOLDIER IN PACIFIC HOSPITAL ST. COLFAX MARKET lUELCOmE STOCKmEH! COLFAX AT ! COt-FAX AT TURNS TO BOY SCOUT WORK DOWNING MARION THIS YEAR MORE THAN EVER ORDER (St. Francla d e Sale*' Parish, his life-saving tests and will be E YOUR SEED EARLY. Denvar) granted the Eagle rank for at­ Pvt. Edward F, Brown, Jr., con­ taining 21 merit badges at the Clark’s Flowers? valescing in a hospital in New February court of honor. I Complete Line of Cut Flowers i BUY WAR BONDS Caledonia, turned to scout work the Den Chief cards were presented SEAT 0EEICEHS and Potted Plants i past month. His commanding offi­ to Philip Harris, George Brennan, Floral Sprays and | AND STAMPS tlOCKY MOUNTAIN SEED CO. cer sent home three of Edward’s Richard Ott, and Merlyn Sheets. Corsages awards; The first class advance­ The cubs of pack 126 were on the ★ 1325 15TH ST. (St. Vincent de Paul's Parish, ment and first aid and marksman­ stage when the awards were made (St. Elizabeth’s Parish, Denver) ' LWe Deliver TA. 3662.1 Denver) ship merit badges. These were to their den chiefs. The Holy Name society installed I New officers for the Holy Name presented to his mother at the Sixth Grade to Be Feted new officers for the year last Mon­ society were elected at the meeting South District court of honor this Although turning in the highest day evening. Peter J. Jonke was Phone held on Jan. 10. Louis Sullivan was week. Other advancements made amount of money, the zealous re-elected president; James Hof- Wa Speclallta m “Evenrthing U/lth an OK thatcauntA named president; Samuel Philip- were: Wood turning, Alfred Fransalian missionaries in the setz, vice president; August Rupp, M ILK FED Tabor ‘1776’ Dunst, Earl Reum, and Richard sixth grade ranked second in the secretary; John Bellender, treas­ POULTRY Under the Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are pone, vice president; Thomas M. Ott; and pathfinding, Edward school. They will be entertained urer; J. F. Richards, banner- Smith, secretary; Charles Rausch, Day, Bernard Jacques, and Billy Friday at a party of games, after carrier; and Jo-seph Winters, mar­ . Sea” ^ reliable, consistent and appreciate yoPr support treasurer; and Frank Kohler, war­ Joe O’Neill. Jerry Roberts passed which refreshments will be served. shal. At this meeting the ushers Compl.U Lla. ot They are; for the coming month were ap­ den. Father Boyle gave a brief SEA FOODS and 1130 E. outline of plans for the future John Mesch, Jo Ann Buckels, pointed as follows: Six o’clock HAVG BRO§. building program for the parish to Monsignor Talks John Mensik, Bernard Jansen, Mass—Caspar Heit; 8 o’clock— FRFJ5H n S H Colfax Ave. INSURANCE the members, and thanked the re­ John Dowd, Mary E. Scott, Arthur Bill Thompson and Fred Brink- MARKET tiring officers and -members for Richardt, Mary C. Frain, Donna A. haus; 9:15—Fred and Frank Dem- K'REE DELIVER? AT 19 a M AND 2 P. H. I (FORMEELY RABTOAT'S) their help and co-operation in the To /Jtar Society Giacomozzi, Mary E. Behan, Patsy ling, Joseph Winter, and Max past year. Miller, Eleanor Ramsauer, Bob Jonke; 11—August Rupp, Paul CORN FED MEATS JOS. J. CELLA Richme^er, Alida Everett, Mary Jo Hakala, Val Long, and F. J. Rich­ FISH AND POULTRY 1120 Secnrity Bldg. Thomas G. Drey, son of Mr. and The Holy Ghost Altar and Ro­ O'Grady, Franklin Dunst, Mary ards; 12:15—George Zigler,, Wil­ sary society of Denver met Jan. 8, 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 Phone KEystone 2633 Mrs. George Drey of 2475 S. Uni­ Powers, Thomas Guerin, Alice Mc­ liam Schneider, James Hofsetz, versity boulevard, who had been with Mrs. Payne, president. There Donough, Joseph Freilinger, How­ and Elmer Leichman. in the merchant marine service in was an unusually large turnout ard De Line, Edward Hunter, Recently home on leave were CASH the Pacific for more than six for the first meeting of the year. Kathleen Lynch, Earnest Currey, months, has enlisted in the na-vy, Monsimor John R. Mulroy met two boys of the parish, Joseph John Uebelhoer, Robert Berglund, Oberst and Raymond Bergamo Preferred Parish after spending three weeks at with the ^oup and ^ve a talk. Clarence Colborg, Mary E. Casey, 1 Will Pay Cash for Small home, and left for the Great All officers were installed. The of the navy. Lawrence Dowd; Mass was offered for the repose Homes in or Near Denver. Lakes training station Friday, society had a High, Mass said for Joann DuBoid, June Doyle, Don­ Jan. 12. the repose of the soul of one of of the soul of Raymond Weigel, Trading List the service men who was killed in ald Ashcraft, James Billinger, Jos­ who was killed in action in France j Quick Action—Call or See The S t Vincent de Paul circle of eph Smith, Carol Borrer, Edward on Tuesday. the Altar and Rosary society met France. His father is one of the Sweeney, Patsy Rice, Phyllis on Tuesday, Jan. 16, for a dessert parish ushers. Woertman, Donald Wienecke, Vir­ Attendance at Our Lady of Vic­ MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER luncheon and bridge in the home On Jan. 25, the society will give ginia Venrick, Melvjm Sheets, Flo­ tory novena has shown a marked another of its famous luncheon increase since the beginning of the T. E..GKEENE Tlie merchanU represented in thii lection are booiter*. They are of Mrs, Anita Lavery. Awards and card parties. The charge will rence Klausner, Janice Thompson, were won by Mrs. Catherine Shay Billie Lynch, Mary L. Durflinger, year. Those who wish to enroll anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co* be 60 cents. their sons or daughters who are in 1643 Stout TA. 6266 operate with them. and Mrs. Lavery. On Saturday, Carolyn Berg, John Kehl, Robert Dec. 13, the circle members and Gagnon, Thomas Baker, Nancy the service are asked to do so im­ their husbands had dinner at the Sick Poor Aid Will Ecke, Joan Meehan, Victor Kimmi- mediately so their names will be St. John'^s Parish Republican club. The group in­ nau, Frances Frede, Patricia Sun­ placed on the Victory shrine. They cluded Messrs, and Mmes. C. P. derland, Franklin Keegan, Robert will share in the Masses offered s, J. N. Cline, F. L. Garland, ‘ Hold Parly Jan. 23 Pfananstiel, Theresa Libonait, and for their safety. Patrick Walsh. Father Pacificus Kennedy, : ■ s i x t H ' AVENUE : Memhert and friends of the Circle Meet. Jen. 18 O.F.M., will go to O’Neill, Nebr., Prelerred Parish GIFT SHOP OLIVER’S Dominican Sisters of the Sick St. Theresa’s circle will meet at to conduct a retreat in St. Agnes’ > MRS. IRENE CORRADO • > [ahoney residence for a social Poor Aid society are invited the home of Mrs. Hugh B. academy for the students. Father Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., is scheduled 1 Gifts for B a b y 11 ?ening. to attend the benefit card O’Grady, 607 S. Pearl street, this Trading List . INFANTS’ WEAR - TOYS . . S t Jude’s circle met Jan. 10 with party and luncheon to be held Thursday, Jan. 18, at 1 o’clock. to give the retreat in S t Patrick's . STATIONERY — JEWELRY . > [rs. Sam Horner, Mrs. Charles Tuesday, Jan, 23, at the Cath­ The Altar and Rosary society academy, Sidney, Nebr. ■ • TCI E. «th At*. MA. 0471 • • MARKET ausch, and J. A. McDonald win olic Charities annex, E. 17th will meet Friday, Jan. 19, at 2 Fr. Newell It Speaker and Grant street, Denver, at tJenver*s Unest o’clock in the assembly room of The place of the PTA in the MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER Selection of 12:30 p.m. As this social is to the rectory. There will be an elec­ Catholic school was discussed by The merchant* repretented in thi* lection are boosteri. They are take the place of the monthly tion of officers for the coming anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co- D E H H E n ’S GRAIN-FED MEATS, the Rev. Hubert Newell, arch­ meeting of the society, a large year. All members are urged to at­ diocesan superintendent of schools, operate with them. COHOGO SERVICE n S H & POULTRY 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION attendance is expected. Those tend. in a recent meeting of the St. wishing to make reservations The Altar and Rosary society Elizabeth Parent-Teachers’ asso­ Washing and Greaaing 1312 East 6th Ave. ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER may call one of the follow­ will receive Communion this Sun­ Phone PE. 4629 ciation. Father Newell explained §t. Philomena^s Your Business Appneiated Week of Sunday, Jan. 21: ing phone numbers: MAin day, Jan. 21, in the 8 o’clock Mass. the purpose of the association, the 6th Ave. & York EA. 9932 S t Clara’i orphanage, Den- 7904, ALpine 0751, or TAbor Home on Leave recognition and solving of the mu­ 4606. Chief Petty Officer Alvin Mc- Pit tual problems of parents and KEM-TONE 33.1G Gsl. J . & L Radio Service Kibben is here on leave after be­ teachers in the education of chil­ St. Francis de Sales* ing in the Pacific for 28 months. dren. The importance of parents’ TRIMZ Electrical Appliances He is a watertender on a battle­ keeping in touch with teachers READY-PASTED WALLPAPER Repaired ship, and has served for 10 years was emphasized. Father Newell 3203 E. Colfax EM. 6063 Permanent Waving in the navy. He is the son of Mr. refuted a comnnon belief when he ANDERSON BROS. Will Buy Your Old Radio. and Hair Styling a Spedslty BY ST. PHILOMENA’S GIRL and Mrs. L. E. McKibben and has showed that the greater part of Colfss sad Jossphla. EA. 064S PICK-UP AND DELIVERY EXPERIENCED a brother, Ed, who is a motor a child’s life is not spent in the fpoirgeWI^^ OPERATORS T machinist’s mate third class and is comments that she has too many classroom, under the guidance of DRESSES AND stationed in Little Creek, Va. experienced instructors, but in the BLOCK The firms listed here de­ LINGERIE Responding to the urgent call relatives and friends in action Cpl. Paul MeSheehy, son of Mrs. care of the parents. Flower Shop )r more nurses in the armed not to offer her services as a Mary E. MeSheehy, is home from FLORAL CO. serve to be remembered The House of Beauty Studio irces. Miss Mary Louise Tulley, nurse. thd China-Burma-India theater, Father Newell congratulated the S04 80. BDWY. PE. 2787 unit on the work already accom­ 2238 E. Colfsx st Adsms EH. 38S1 ^ Beautiful Cut \ iughter of Thomas Tulley of Pastor’s Brother Visits after three years. He is in the air 0pp. Bias-Bird when you are distributing 612 Milwaukee street, a 1944 plished, and expressed special ap- r Flowers and \ Capt. Joseph F. Higgins, army forces, and a graduate of ’41. Cpl. reciation to the many fathers who Associsted Florist-Telesrsph your patronage in the dif­ HAROLD’S , raduate of the Children’s hospital chaplain, visited recently in the MeSheehy was married in New Delivsrr Shop r Potted Plants < :hool of nursing, has been ac- Delhi, India, on Oct. 6, and his ave attended the meetings regu­ FUNERAL DESIGNS ferent lines of business. SHOE REPAIRING home of his mother, Mrs. William larly. HOSPITAL BOUQUETS f Paneral Work \ Higgins, prior to his departure for bride is here with him. After his ( Artlitically Arranfed J FIRST CLASS WORK overseas service. furlough he will go to Santa Mon­ Mrs. Alta C. Alexander, district ONLY BEST MATERIALS school lunch representative, ex­ 1-DAY SERVICE Members of the Altar and Ro­ ica, Calif., for further assignment. ( Phone RA. 1818 ) plained the part the War Food ad­ Blessed Sacrament 310 So. Broadway RA. 3281 sary society will be in the vestibule Yeoman First Class LeRoy ( P ” Downing at Alameda / tal there. She resigned of the church following all the Smith and his wife, the former ministration plays in the milk pro- nd is awaiting an assign- ram now under consideration for Flowers Wired Anywhere D R IV E IN Masses this Sunday to receive Rowena Adams, are here from Ter­ Phan* EH. »288 le foreign service. Her requests for candles to be blessed minal islaniT, San Pedro, Calif. ft. Elizabeth’s school. T O E R V IN BETTER CLEANING lol. David H. Tulley, is on the Feast of the Purification. • Smith is doing yeoman work at the THE ORCHIO SHOP CARL’S MARKET Patton’s army in the The following parish bridge receiving station there. Mrs. Glencoe Conoco Service JOE BOWER. Prop. MODERN METHOD theater of operations. clubs met this week: Mrs. Phil Smith is a daughter of Mr. and ‘^Flowers of Distinetion” WASHING - GREASING - ACCES­ Mrs. L. F. Adams and a graduate Recollection Day 1528 COLORADO BLVD. SORIES - TIRE SERVICE BABY BEEF Cleaners & Laundry Clarke was hostess to Mrs. Harry Evelyn Woodmen Glencoe st Esit Colfsx EA. >777 O’Day’s club on Tuesday, and Mrs. of the class of ’37. Q uality .Meats 3 to 4 D ay Service Sgt. and Mrs. Gerry Burke an­ FUNERAL SPRAYS OUR SPECIALTY 8 B.m. to > p.m. Dslly. Closod Wod. ‘materials at^hand” on a L. E. Bums entertained Mrs. New­ Plans Completed GROCERIES -s VEGETABLES 109 So. Ogden SP. 9862 ton Taylor’s club. Mrs. J. D nounce the birth of a son, Robert Pacific island. Miss Tulley Joseph, on Jan. 16. Both mother 103 So. Ogden PE. 1943 Goodrow’s club met Wednesday A record attendance is antici­ with Mrs. Anna Campbell. Mrs. and son are doing well in St. Jos­ TONY’S FIVE The firms listed here de­ eph’s hospital. Mrs. Burke is the pated at the 10th annual lay Alameda Drug Store JAGKSOH’S ONE DAY SERVICE T, E. Carey’s club will meet Fri­ women’s day of recollection Jan. STAR SERVICE serve to be remembered day with Mrs. Grover Stewart, former M^argaret Sweeney, a grad­ 28. Chaplain Henry D. Sutton, V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. uate of ’41. 2800 when iyou are distributing Cut Rate Drugs SHOE REPAIRIHG Paul Nevans, a naval air cadet, T. Sgt. and Mrs. Edgar Tice are C.SS.R., will be the retreat-mas­ PHONE Cot Rate Drugs is enjoying an 18-day leave in ter for the exercises to be held at Colorado your patronage in the dif­ Liemors • Sundries Bring us your shoe problems. the parents of a daughter, Michelle EM. 9933 Wines and Liquors the home of his parents, the E. E. Ruth, born in St. Joseph’s hospital St. Joseph’s convent at 2825 W. Blvd. ferent lines of business. Wescriplions We use Finest Leather and 32nd avenue, Denver, Mass will Fountain Service • School Supplies Nevans. on Jan. 15. Sgt. Tice is stationed Free Prompt Delivery Materials. begin at 8 o'clock, and the sisters Alameda and Broadway Miss Dorothy Johnson arrived in Coffeyville, Kans., in the air Call 8P. 3445 Downlnc and Alameda Monday on a nine-day leave from forces. He was graduated from St will serve breakfast and dinner to John Ca 11TH AVE. SHOE the navy communications depart­ Francis’ in ’37. They have another the retreatants. A fee of $1.75 will PREPARE FOR ment in Washington, D. C. cover all expenses of the day. SchoU ROSLYH DRUG GO. . GUCHAHAH’S daughter. For further information or res­ REDOILDERS Mrs. J. B. Furstenberg, Jr,, en­ A son, Michael David, was born W IH T ER HOW nN SST JAMES HENRY. Prop, ervations call Mrs. Thomas M. MEATS AND LIQUOR STORE P. A. Bacino, Prop. CH. 2228 tertained at a party Tuesday af­ to Cpl. and Mrs. Howard Knox on Carroll, 515 So. Logan street, PE. Open 7 to 7 Dally — Cloied Wednwday ternoon in honor of the first birth­ Jan. 14. Cpl. Knox is with the 9th GROCERIES Cut Rate Drugs Pine Wine? and Liquors 1122 Broadway 5842. Bailey’s Texaco Service Complets Prsscription Dept. day of her little son, J. B. Furs­ army in Germany at the present 28th and Fairfax EMsrson »24 We Featore Christian Broa. Wlnee tenberg, III. Ten babies and their time. Mrs. Knox is the former 2811 Fairfax 98 SO. PENN EH. 27N Phont PEL 9853 98 So. Penn A BsTand BEER mothers were present. Miriam Huter, daughter of Mr. Phone PEerl 1777 877 Sootli Broadway Mrs. Hazel Schierbrock returned and Mrs. W. A. Huter, whose son, We Specialize in Permanent recently from a month’s visit in John, was a visitor here last week. w ia iyH H t StMMOHS DRUG CO. Waving and Hair Styling Loyola Salt Lake City and Wichita Falls, John, a graduate of ’43, is working 1543 Larimer St. V 2266 BOTOLO^S Tex. in Albuquerque, N. Mex. 2870 Colo. Blvd. THELMA fLASSON Adele Bradley Becomes Bride Sodality to Meet BEAUTY SALON t Tooley’s 796 So. Broadway The Rt. Rev. Monsignor William The monthly meeting of the EA. 9933 SINCLAIR GAS AND OILS HOWARD^S Higgins officiated at the marriage Young Ladies' sodality will be held RUeBER s m n THELUA KASSON. Manassr W IU KEEP ’EM ROLLING WE APPRECIATE YOUR 2876 COLORADO BLVD. ceremony of Miss Adele Bradley, after devotions Tuesday, Jan. 23, PATRONAGE PHONE DEXTER 1188 1 Food Store OPEN 7 TO 7 WEEK DAYS MARKET daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. in the assembly room of the rec­ DENVER. COLORADO Closod All Day Sundays Bradley, and Lt. Arthur Tinetti, tory. 1 CHOICE MEATS - FISH NOW OPEN Offlc« Phone MAin 7508 ■ GROCERIES Quality Meats - Groceries son of Louis Tinetti of Laurium, R«eidenc« Phone EA. 1288 Mich., prior to a Nuptial Mass in BOARD WALK Fairfax Hardware Fresh Fruits and Vegetables STILLWELL & SOH 2820 COLO. BLVD. EA. Otil St. Philomena’s church at 9:30 AHORE DE VAJDA SHOE REPAIR (Colfax at Fairfax) Bird’s Eye Frozen Food* Tuesday, Jan. 16. The bride, who LaKota Club Is Texaco Service A (Torlby Signaiurt /» Furs QUALITY MATERIAL AND HARDWARE. GLASS. PAINTS H YOUR PATRONAGE was given in marriage by her fa­ New Coats Made to Order WORKMANSHIP LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED ther, E. J. Bradley, wore a white 1618 CALIFORNIA STREET ■ APPRECIATED j Annunciation Feted at Lunch —All Work Guaranteed— EA. 3777 5022 E, Colfax Open 1 Closed"’ net gown over white satin cut with (Hark Building) Bondsys Toesdsys 4718 EAST 22rd AVE— AT DEXTER P E. RINEHART. Prop 1 900 So. Pearl SP. 6587 a long bodice and a bouffant skirt LaKota study duh of Denver Let Vs Winterize Your Car AT LOWEST ending in a court train. Her veil of ORUGS PRICES IN DENVER was entertained by Mrs. Sam H 1 BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES bridal illusion was held in place Weber with luncheon in her home LESTER’S DRAHDT D R U a CO.-EA. 1323 Tire Reeappinc and Repairing with a tiara of orange blossoms on Thursday, Jan. 11. Mrs. W. J. 1 ALAMEDA St 8. LINCOLN PE. 99SS She carried a white prayerbook McGettigan presided. Mrs. Theo­ WATCH REPAIRS 2200 KEARNEY FORMERLY LAWSON adorned with an orchid from which s t o r e dore Kittleson read ‘‘Prayer for 7-DAY SERVICE ‘Four Neighbor Knows Lis’' fell white satin streamers. Children,” by Archbishop Francis ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE ★ M illik en ’s 2401 FRANKLIN 8T. The bride was attended by her J. Spellman. BUY WAR BONDS CASH STORES sisters, Clara and Sharon. Mias Miss Anne O’Neil gave an 1529 Welton CHerry 2447 Clara wore a floor len^h dress of interesting paper on the me of St. AND STAMPS 2 Convenient Locations AIHERICAIN peach colored marquisette over Augustine. Mrs. Mary D. Walsh satin and a hair ornament Fair Treatment 1130 E. AL.4MEDA read an article, eiltitled ‘‘Clock 5c & 10c STORE from which fell a short veil, Runs Out on Stalin,” by Henry WEVC BEEN ★ s a v e t im e a n d m on ey I 2337 E. EVANS Sharon’s dress was made on the C. Cassidy, chief of the Associated IN THIS During this critical wartime, Ws Hsw Thoussnds of USEFUL same lines of blue marquisette and Press bureau in Moscow. Mrs there have been repeated shortages ARTICLES Attraetlvsly Dlsplsrsd tor she wore a hat trimmed with Frank DeRose gave an in­ BUSINESS St. Joseph^’s Parish Your ConTsBincs pink flowers. Peter Tinetti was ALONG TIME., of important household items. We l(2 t E. t4tb AVE. spiring talk on the Sistine chapel have tried in every way possible to IBstwccn Frsnkifn snd Gilpin) his brother’s best man. Richard in Rome and accentuated the lec­ For that Watch or Diamond Bradley was the escort. Inime- ture by showing prints of the make an equitable distribution of you alwaya wanted— See diately following the service, a chapel, particularly of the paint­ these short items to all of our cus­ CoU VICK’S breakfast was served to members ing of the “Last Judgment” and AND WE KNOW tomers in the fairest possible QUALITt UQUOR STORE CAMERON CREDIT WASHINGTON of the bridal party and close rela­ the frescoing of the ceiling, all REAL VALUES tives at the Cosmopolitan hotel. manner. Jewelers by Michelangelo. IN F LO O R For Beer, Wines LUMP or The couple left 'Tuesday for the A letter of appreciation from BOTTLE OB CASE D4bRO Watch Inspectors bridegroom’s post in California. COVERINGS.... 719 Santa Fe Drive Sister Mary Remi of St. Jos 240 Santa Fe Drive KE. 794^ EGG OuLof-town guests at the wed­ eph’s baby annex was read by ding included Miss Mary Tinetti Mrs. McGettigan. PARK HILL DRUG CO. BUly Van’s Grocery and Mrs. Peter Tinetti of Laurium, Others present were Miss Nora G O LD S E A L Mich., and Mrs. Joseph Luccesehi Brophy, Mmes. J. J. O’Neil, J. B. “Your Doctor Knout lit" BOB & VAN’S of Grass Valley, Calif. C 0 N 6 0 L E U M and M arket Bariani, Paul V. Hodges, and W. G. 23rd and Dexter EA*t 77 1 1 Meat Market $745 Loberding, and the ^ e s t of the D E L U X E IS THE MARKET O F QUALITY TON Hespllal Gnild Will afternoon, Mrs. McClintich. TODAYS BEST 750 SANTA FE DRIVE 16 ozs. to the Pound Uae Our Budget BUY AT ANY 820 Santa Fe Dr. Phone TA. 0538 Plan If Desired Serve Tea to Group St. Joseph’s Parish P R I C E . ^ F R E S H F I S H UNION SHOP (POUSH) St. Dominic’s St, Anthony’s Hospital guild will Only (^ d SealwConmleum. RUGBY SAVE TIRES—BUY AT OLSON^S The firms listed here de­ General Pharmacy hold its regular meeting at 2 p.m. Westerkamp Bros. De Luxe avet you all these Stilwell &; Panabaker \ serve to be remembered Aerou from Dtnvcr G*nml Hotpital Friday, Jan. 19, in the nurses’ au­ advantaged Shelly Service ditorium, W. 16th avenue and FOOD when you are distributing YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD COAL CO. KE. 9043 5106 Wash. Open Sundays—Closed Tuesdays D R U G S T O R E Perry street, Denver. Tea will be OLSON’SSTORES served to the Beta Mu mothers of EVKRYTBINO A GOOD GROCERY TBOMS COMPLETE LUBRICATION your patronage in the dif­ Money (M e n Any Hour SHOULD HAVE Pay Cai and Lixht Bllla H tn K E. 0121 Sigma Chi fraternity in apprecia­ LINOLEUM STUDIO CAR WASHING BBST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICER 2730 W. 29ih GL. 3613 ferent lines of business. W. 6tli and 1144 Sth St. tion of the bandages they have 1438 Court Place HA. 2288 Ttr* St Battary Sarrlc* St Racappins Ciwrokat TA. 9161 folded is the put y e u . ______ilM l radaral Bird. ^ GL. >747 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801

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team in Denver Two of Mighty Phillips’ Oilers F|:;.fi,Vtu'X*Ss;! Jan. 19 and 20, AAU Champions to Battle as part of twin bills in the rampaign for funds for the infantile paralysis campaign.amp Paul Lindermann, Mullen’s Mustangs Make Bid for Cage left, a former Washington State star, is the man who will oppose Ace Gruenig,(if. America's greatest basket, ball player. Lindermann is six-feet seven and one-half inches in height. Frankfra Stockman, right, is a former West Texas State star, and a newcomer to the Oilers. He is a forwimifrd and stands six-feet three Denver Ambrose Jan. 19-20 inches. Title by Walloping Regis High Reds ? ri, . . Mullen’s Mighty Mustangs other Mustangs began to show, and Gremlins trouncing the Annuncia­ Buckley Field Plays Lowry Field, and Deaver staked their claim Sunday after­ the score was 12 and 8. It widened tion Cardinals, 21 to 9. noon, Jan. 14, in the Denver West to 20 and 13 at the third period, Three games will be played UnWersily Tackles Colorado Buffaloes iu Other high school gym on the champion­ and the Mullen boys made seven Friday, Jan. 19, starting at 7 ship homestead in the Denver Cath­ points to Regis’ two in the final p.m. in the East high school gym­ olic High School Basketball league frame. nasium. Annunciation high meets Parts of Featured Twin Bills in Audilorium when they turned on the juice to The other two games Sunday Regis hi^h in the opener; Holy wallop the Regis Reds, 27 to 15. found St. Joseph's Bulldogs taking Family high plays Cathedral high America’s finest basketball players will perform in It was no fluke; the Mustangs the measure of the Cathedral Blue- at 8 p. m.; and Mullen high meets looked even better than the score, jays, 18 to 15; and the St. Francis St. Francis’ at 9 p.m. Denver at the City auditorium Friday and Saturday nights, and anyone who saw the game left Jan. 19 and 20, in the interest of the fund to combat infan­ the gym certain that he had seen tile paralysis. The feature attraction of the two nights of the champions In'the making. It twin bills will bring together the Phillips 66 Oilers, national will be Sam Jarvis' first pennant, if his youngsters come through, AAU champions, and their oldest rivals, the Denver Ambrose but it will be a pennant well de­ nmusEmEnTS— Dininc team. the best that ever trod the hard served—not only by the youthful The other half of the twin bill woods. coach, but by one of the finest Friday night will find Colorado bunch of boys in Denver. university’s Buffaloes tangling Tickets are on sale at the May There never has been a time in RECREflTIOn with the Pioneers from the Den­ company. A great many of the the history of the Catholic high ver university in the opening choice pasteboards were gathered school le a ^ e that the Mullen Mus­ game. On Saturday night, two in the'moment'fans learned of the tangs have not been in there bat­ service teams will playl Buckley classic, but there still are many tling. With a minimum of boys THEATRE Field against Lowry Field, two of good scats left. It looks as if there to draw frojn, the Mustangs always PARK'1028 8. Gaylord the finest clubs in the country will be capacity crowds each night, have had a near winner. They al­ PE. M77 - this year. so if you have not obtained youf ways have been contenders for the TBURSm PRI.. SAT.. JAN. tl-ll-19 tickets yet, you had better get title, and the Mustangs have been Uady Lamarr, Paul Htnraid, in Some of the greatest players in busy. the history of basketball will be the cause of many teams’ losing “The Conspiratori” in action on the two nights, among championships. them Ace Gruenig, who recently The Reds started out Sunday in ALSO was named the “greatest of the 81. Dominie’s Slales an impressive manner and blan­ “Mark of the Whistler” 450 great.” There are to be ceremo­ keted the Mullen high lads for the Sonth Marlon < nies between the games each Sodalily Communion first period, but by the half-time ■UN., MON., TUE8., WgO„ « night, and in one of them Gruenig the quality of Jim Hartford, Bob JAN. 21-2t-n-24 Enjoy Your Favorite is to be given his national award. Dunnebeeke, Bob Bams, and the Bob Bops, Wsitsr Brtnnsn (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) In Tsehnleolor COCKTAIL The purpose^- for which the Sunday, Jan. 21, will be the reg­ games are being played is more ular Communion Sunday for the “The PrlnceM & in ; Important in a broad sense than Blessed Virgin sodality. Members The Pirate” THE BEAUTIFUL the games, but when one is offered will receive Communion at the 7:30 an opportunity to see the greatest Catholic High PLUS Mass, which will be offered for ‘Murder in the Blue Room” COCKTAIL LOUNGE ; teams in action it is hard to keep their intentions. The senior sodal­ in mind the fact that your admis­ • sion money will go to helifcrippled ity will hold its regular meeting MATINEES • SATURDAY Tuesday evening, Jan. 23. The Standings SUNDAY AND ALL HOLIDAYS Tha Colonial Dining Boom ' children grow strong. meeting of the junior sodality will AT 3 P.M. The Buckley Field-Lowry Field be held Jan. 18, At 8 o'clock in the Features Fine Food Daily game will rival the headline at­ Team— W L Pet reading rooln of the rectory. Mullen hlth ...... 3 0 .1.000 traction in importance. Buckley The games party aponsored by has yet to be beaten, and Lowry Holy Family high.. 1 1 the Holy Name society will be held St. Francis’ ...... 2 1 has a squad of men who are among Thursday, Jan. 18, at 8 o’clock in JUNIOR PAROCHIAL LEAGUE OPENS BASKETBALL Regis ...... 1 1 Distinctive for the church auditorium. In the reg­ St, Joseph’* ...... 2 1 Order ular meeting of the Holy Name lo- Annuneiation high . 0 3 ciety last 'Thursday evening mem­ PLAY WITH SEVEN GAMES; NEW SCHOOL ENTERS Cathedral high .... 0 2 VINE FOODS bers selected John Reilly as presi­ dent; E. J. Egan, vice president; RESULTS LAST WEEK • COCKTAIL LOUNGE • Richard Cullen,, treasurer; and Friday, Jan. 12— Mullan high SpetJal Luncheons and Dinners The Junior Parochial Basketb^l side group has added a team to its Catherine's to victory, 89 to 21, 33, Holy Family high 9; St. Jo*- Jerry Tonini, secretary. The re- league opened its play Friday, Jan. eight. St. Joseph’s Polish grade over the Holy Family Baby Tigers; To Avoid WslUu Rassrvo Tsbles tp Advsne* i tiring officers are Tom Farrell, aph’s 17, Annuneiation high 12| 12, with seven games, three in the school has joined the leajpe. and St. Patrick’s msde its debut RagI* high 26, St. Francis' 18. I d A C I president; John Reilly, vice presi- eastern division and four in the Annunciation’s Baby Cardinals in the loop by beating St. Domi BOGGIO’S R0T1§SEBIE ■dent; Edward Abroraeit, treasurer; Sunday, Jan. 14— Mullen high Tremont at Broadway KE- 9618 northern division. The w>rth- led the scoring parade in the east- nic’s 8 to 3 27; Regis high IS; St. Joseph’* 18, and Edward Lyons, secretary. side division Friday by rolling up The standings: In the regular meeting of the Cathedral high IS; St. FrancU’ 21, a 48 to 4 score against an inex­ NORTHSIDE Annunciation high 9. council of the PTA on Tuesday perienced Loyola school ..quintet. TEAM— , W. L. P et T h ? s p a g h e t t i k in g o f t h e w e s t NOW! St. CUr*'* ... I 0 1.000 afternoon plana were made for a Cathedral’s Baby Jays served a GAMES THIS WEEK Frost Cosst ta Coast Non* Bsttar—Ofun IsliUtsd, Never Equaled St/ OithfTilN'* ...... I 1.000 CHiaCEN CAtXIATORE STOKER card party to be held on Tuesday, warning to the rest of the league St. Vlnc*nt'* ...... 1 1.000 Friday, Jan. 19, in Ea*t high STREETER MOD. PEA Feb. 13. by trouncing a classy St. John’s St. Patrick’s 1.000 gym— 7 p.m., Annunciation high EXCELLENT STEAKS SPRING CHICKEN LUMP The Little Flower PTA card Holy Family 0 .000 v*. Ragi* high; 8 p.m., Holy Fam­ owling five 84 to 19, and the Sacred Heart St. Dominic's — .... . 0 .000 All Orsdts ot LIgnIts and B ily high V*. Cathadral high; 9 p.m., circle will meet in the home of Mrs. Bituminooi Cosis quintet turned back a scrappy Mt. Carmsl . ______0 .000 D. E. 'Griffith, 2341 Irving, on Blessed Sacrament team 25 to 12. St. Jostph’s ...... 0 .000 Mullan high vi. St. Franel*', KEEP YOUR BIN FILLED Wednesday, Jan. 24, atl;30o^lock. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS The four games in the north- Pr**i*ntatian ...... 0 .000 Sunday, Jan. 21, in Watt high EASTSIDE gym— 2 p.m., St. Joieph'* v*. PHONE GL. 4715 Mrs. Lloyd Roach will entertain St. (SUndingt Ju . II) side division were played Friday TEAM— W. L. P et Anne’s card circle in her home, P«i. W. L, Pet. night in the Regis college jn^m. Annunciation 1 1.000 Holy Family high; 3 p.m.. Cathe­ 2939 Grove, on Friday, Jan. 19, at 1 Wwrdmt ...... 34 gO .S30 Catbaeral ...... 1 1.000 dral high Ti. Ragi* high; 4 p;m., THOS. WILUAMS 3 Guard* ______3S 21 .611 St. Vincent’s home, led by Gene Ssersd Haart____...... 1 1.000 OR. B F A O H irn SBRVBt) WITH ALL DINNERS! 24S<> 1 • 1:30 o’clock. 3 OaputU* ...... 30 34 .SSS Annunciation high v*. Mullan nigh. AND SONS Benson with 16 points, defeated St. John's 0 .000 eesa cocktaiui______dinner wiNtst 19th St. A final coat of seal has been put 4 Grand Knigbu ______3T 37 JIOO the. Mt. Carmel school 38 to 14; Blessad Saeramsnt 0 .000 2309 IStlT St. Since 1905 on the floor of the church during B Tni*tn* ______3B 39 .463 St. Clara’s took a fast game from Loyola ...... — 0 .000 a Ster«iari*( ...... 23 31 .428 S t Jossph's ...... 0 .000 the week. 7 Chaacallor* ...... 33 33 .407 D AIVCE S t Joseph’s Polish 43 to 14; St. Pbllomsna's ...... 0 .000 XVERT iATURDAT NIGHT a Navigator* ...... 22 33 .407 Colaino, with 20 points, led St. S t Elisabotb’s ...... 0 .000 Games Ava. Glendale Grange GENUINE ITALIAN SPAGHEHI 1 Kavanaugh. G ...... 84 182.31 Alsai*4s snS Psrksr R«s4 2 Small, C K ...... * ...... 84 179 JO BLESSED SACRAMENT ALTAR, Old Tim* snd Modern Musis by SERVED DAILY FROM 5 P.M. TO 10 P.M. 3 Gallatbtr, T ...... 6 173.67 4 Seberar, W ...... 81 173.83 ENGLEWOOD RAMBLERS 1 a Couraoy, C ______84 170.70 AT a Nslsott, GK ...... 81 189 J4 ROSARY SOCIETY MEETS JAN. 18 THE ORIGINAL 7 P. Wagnar, 5 ...... 84 169.20 A Mullan, D ...... 84 168.78 a Galar, W ...... 48 188.21 Villano’s Italian Gardens 10 Dillon, D ...... - ...... 84 187.74 (Blessed Sacrament Parish, will enjoy the hospitality of Mrs. It Raardon, W ...... 38 167 J8 Denvar) H. J. von Detten in her home, Bri'd No Mias, No Fuss, Just Sit Doum i s Guahurat, T ...... 81 168.90 The January meeting of the 2252 Albion street, at a luncheon and Eat and Bs on Your Way 13 Raamuaaan. N ...... 81 166.61 and bridge on Tuesday, Jan. 23. _ Morale 14 H, Milin-, C ...... 47 160.42 Altar and Rosary society will take 64 A Broadway No Liquor Phone PE. 9862 18 PUcatslIa. G ______81 166.02 place Thursday, Jan. 18, in Mc­ Cookie donations for the USO- 10 Kuril, N ...... 80 163.83 Donough hall, following recitation NCCS club the past week were re­ Forget your 17 Pn-sebitto, D ______81 160J7 of the Rosary in the church at ceived from Mmes. J. S. Murray, cares for a 18 Shtahaa, GK ...... 84 186 JO few ’w w w artp w "w ww TUSSY 19 Mullitan, CK ...... 42 186.82 2 o’clock. Mrs. William C. Weldon C. V. Gooding, Charles Robertson, ► 20 Nicodemua, W ...... 84 185.46 will be guest speaker. New offi­ James Buckley, Jack McLaughlin, moment* 21 Mariaehar, D ...... 84 158.44 cers will be announced. A large and M. S. MeVay. at ) 22 Damorat, S ...... — 84 I84JI “CHUCK" HEFNER I TO M FLAHERTY’S : 23 Swigart, C ...... - ...... 42 154.07 attendance is expected. Tommy and Bobby Fahey of WwA and Weather 24 Baekiui, N ...... 54 152J9 Members of St. Joseph’s circle Regis high school, recent partici­ ) WELTOIV BEFFET ; 25 Reilly, S ...... 40 161.44 ) 26 Simpson* T ...... 81 181.10 will enjoy the hospitality of Mrs. pants in the speech meets, were DUKE’S GRILL 27 Crada, G ______84 181.09 J. Sutton, Mrs. Jams* G. Simpson, ^ e sts at St. Dominie’s Altar and ► 1643 Welton < 28 Braan, N ------39 180.59 and Mrs. E. C. Werner at their Rosary soclaty tea last Tuesday. 1620 E. 34th Ave. k * 2f Alcorn, 8 ...... 48 150.28 30 Dehmar, G ...... di 84 140.69 first circle meeting of the new year The boys repeated a few of their 31 Johnson, W ...... 84 148.80 on Friday, Jan. 19, in the Daniels recent orations. L o tio n 32 J. Milltr, G ...... 54 148.48 & Fisher’s tearoom. 33 Albus, S ...... - ...... 30 148.13 The Mothers’ auxiliary of Cub 34 Joseph, C ...... - ...... 84 147.88 Mrs. Arnold R. Olsen and daugh­ Scout pack 28 held its monthly GRA]¥DCAFE 38 Clvsllo, CK ...... 39 142.74 ter, Julia Lynn, left by plane last meeting Jan. 11 in the home of 431 17ih St. 6652 36 laaiilos N ...... 84 140.96 week for Corpus Christi, Tex., to Mrs. Emmett Dignan. Mrs. David (Bitwssn Gleasn* and Trenont) 37 Sataro. D ...... - ...... 84 140.87 join her husband, Arnold R. Olsen, Finnigan was elected treasurer to Op«n 11 A.H. TO 2:00 A.M. 38 Hask.ll, T ...... — 39 140.49 Closad Mendsys 39 Al Wagner, T ...... 45 138.00 seaman first class, of the navy. replace Mrs. Harry Cronin, who re­ 40 Dryer, C ...... 42 137.12 They plan to remain in Texas until cently resigned. SERVING THE FINEST Fresh Shipment from Maine — HIGH GAME Mr. Olsen receives his overseas or­ AMERICAN AND Teams 1 Wsrdsas ______- ...... __ 911 ders. CHINESE FOODS 2 Guards ...... Members of St. Jude’s circle will LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS 3 Grand Knifhts ...... ses Individuals be hostesses at a luncheon and ril; VISIT OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE 1 Plscstslla ...... 387 bridge in the Daniels t Fisher’s LIVE LOBSTERS 2 Kavanturh 24S tearoom Jan. 19, honoring the PRICE 3 Srosil .... 248 OUR WEEKEND SPECIAL 4 Sbeshan 241 newly elected offleers. Yours to Enjoy HIGH SERIES Billy Maltby, son of Mr. and Also fraturing the largest variety of SEAFOODS, Tsama Mrs. H. B. Maltby, underwent a For added pUasura, sntertalo at th* received daily from coast to coast and prepared by 1 W arden*------2.642 Cotmopolltan — PIONEER DINING Carl, our famous chef. 2 Depuliss ...... 2,889 tonsillectomy in a local hospital last week. ROOM. Ju»t 2 Days 1ft or el 3 Guards ______2,588 COFFEE STEAKS — TURKEY — CHICKEN — LAMB CHOPS Individuals Members of St. Rita’s circle will 1 Small ...... 637 be guests of Mrs. L. M. Purcell in JESUIT MEETIlie SHOPPE . prepared to the king’s laale. 2 Kavanauih ...... 632 her home on Tuesday, Jan. 23. BAMBOO 3 Dillon ...... —...... - 606 Mrs. Oneita Farley will enter­ BOOH. Rec- TRY OUR 50e IflERCHANTS LUNCH This is your last chance to secure tain members of St. Anthony’s cir­ (Loyola Parish, Danvor) emmendad Ih* Cosmopolitan Navajo Radio Service cle in her home on Friday, Jan. 19. Father Edward J. Morgan, 6J., Where Smart Tussy^s famous wind and Mrs. Joseph Breen, who under­ is leaving Sunday, Jan. 21, to at­ to out-of-town Peopis of II4T NAVAJO STREET went a major operation in St. Jos­ tend a convention in Chicago for fritnds. C lub P elican Denver Dine weather lotion at these greatly Export Service on all make* of Radios, Electrical Appliances and Sound eph’s hospital, has returned to her the Jesuit pastors of the province. Cosmo^lUan Hotel Opposife the Orphsum Theater 1540 WcltOB St* Systems home and is doing nicely. Mrs, The regular games party, is held reduced prices. Pick-up and Driirerr Breen is a member of St. Rita’s Wednesdays in the Loyola hall. J. R. HERNDON, JR.. Con.. Mgr. Tbonaa Farrsll Fcola — Tsebnicitn Phone GR. 47*1 circle. Father Murphy is coaching the Milton W. Allen Is on a two boys for basketball. The boys are IFe Invite You to Plsit weeks’ business trip to Chicago, practicing at the Sacred Heart Cleveland, Buffalo, and New York gym. Father Murphy has made a Noted for FINE FOODS Regular 1.00 Size ...... 50c* COAL city. request that anybody having any Ingram’s Cafe Girl Scout troop 119, with Mrs. athletic equipment that is not in Evening Dinner-05c up Store it now—Be prepared for M. S. MeVey and Mrs. C. V. Good­ R e g u la r 2.00 S iz e ...... 1.00* po**ibIe fuel ehortage. use should leave it at the rectory. Complete Choice of 10 thitrees ing as leaders, and troop 45, with Father Louis Fitzsimons, S.J., Is and Bar ALL POPULAR GRADES — ALSO Mrs. H. G. Babcock and Miss Mar­ STOKER COALS in Mercy hospital for a few days. RALPH K. INGRAM. Prop. ENJOY YOUR FAVORITE COCKTAIL The Origrinal Wind and Weather Lotion . . . helps garet Sullivan, held a joint meet­ J. B. Reed, USNR, son of Mr. ing Thursday, Jan. 11. Miss Anne and Mrs. Guy Reed of 2060 Vine, IN OUR “ 1410” LOUNGE guard tender skin against chapping, weathering by Hay C'oal To. Spence Warner was guest speaker. was home for four days. He is For Better Foods cold and wind. It also serves as a wonderful founda­ PE. 4604 1165 So. Penn. Mrs. Adrian Maguire was host­ stationed in the Louisiana Poly­ ess to members of the Flanagan technic Institute in Ruchton, La. and Drinko tion base for powder. STOCK UP NOW! YOU Fans on Wednesday, Jan. 10, in OPEN ALL NIGHT iltuditorinm H otel SAVE GENEROUSLY ON EITHER SIZE her home. Guests included the Your Purchase of War Bond* Very Rev. John J. Flanagan, SJ.; and Stamps Helps lo Secure Your 58 BROADWAY 14TH ft STOUT STS. PHONE KE. 1431 BOTTLE! the Rev. Bernard Karst, S.J.; Mrs. Future. LRnDE’ S J. A. Udick, and Mrs. Frank Davis. •Plus 20% Federal Tfuc OF DENVER Bridge honors wers won by Mrs. Ed Brinsa. thonld be a day of rest for mother loo, so The Little Flower circle mem REAL MEXICAN DINNERS TOILETRIES DEPT. STREET FLOOR COCKN* BULL ROOM bers will be guests of Mmes. bring the whole family to the Edelweiu for sunoflv Sunday Dinner. ri\|i| I i:oM Utl ICIOt:S W I) TtMUTlNf. ROSE ^OOM George Dunn, E. K. Bare, and r:t VI INK runiT v BLUE ROOM Lewis Nance, in the tearoom of the Denver Dry Goods Co. on Friday *■ 0 I titiiil.i- 0 llu.ir.'iniiili 0 3 irns Fine Liqueurs Jan. 19. n fUnaduav *r4w» Omstr Sittt oM CMdbAW-KIy**mM 2111 1644 GLENARM Open 11 a.m. ’til S a.m. E. CeUaa at Btaal* Pbsn* EH. I«17 will be baptized Sheila Jane. ORIGINAL MEXICAN CAFE Members of St. Anue’a circle

■HI PAGE EtGHT Office, 938 Bannock' Streel THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KE3rgfone '4205 Thursday, Jari. 18, 1945

Millions Neglect Their Eyes Pfc. Eugene Granneil, Star Athlete, Jesuit Honored; Millions of people who have slight, but unsuspected, visual defects since childhood find that after the age of 30 years their eyes are suddenly ‘growing weak’ due to physiological changes Dies in Action in Luxembourg Area of the crysUlIine lens. At this warning you should phone us Another Resumes for an eye examination. (Continued From Page One) He was killed in the European has been overseas for two years nell offered his services. He was theater. The youngest brother, Virgil, 20, SWIGERT BROS. killed on Dec. 30.' Pvt. Andres A. Martinez, brother is a radioman third class in the Post on Faculty Optometrists In addition to his parents he is of Mrs. Sallie Olgun of 815 31st navy, and is now on duty in the Better yition Good Service survived by a sister, Katherine; a street, Denver, died of wounds Pacific. He was last home in Oc (Continued From Page One) suffered Oct. 15 at Palau. Pvt. tober, 1943. for Every Age At Right Prices grandmother, Raphenia Granneil, the following year. From 1919 un­ KEystone 7651 Martinez entered the army on June Gets Purple Heart 46 os. 1550 California and an uncle and aunt, Mr. and 13, 1942, and went overseas last til 1922 he taught at Loyola uni­ Grapefruit Juice 29c May, He attended schools in Wat- For Dead Husband versity, Chicago, and then for a Mrs. T. Frank O’Brien, all of 1632 p a r at St. Mary’s college, St. Pearl street, Denver. rous, N. Mex., and was an em- Mrs. Audrey Schierbrock has re­ GLASSES IKDIVIDUALLT 8TTLED loye of the Santa Fe lines before Marys, Kans. Three years later he Tomalo Juice .“ ." .“ ' . i 22c A Memorial Requiem Mass is ceived the Purple Heart awarded was ordained. He pursued his scheduled for this Monday in the e went into service. posthumously to her husband, 1st Surviving besides Mrs. Olgun studies toward a master’s degree Bretkfast Gems. Large Extras Cathedral at 9 o’clock. The stu­ Lt, James J. Schierbrock, son of in chemiirtry at St. Louis univer­ Eggs Grade A, Dos. in ctn 49c dent body of the high school will are his mother, Mrs, Ruby Garcia Mrs. Hazel Schierbrock, 1685 of 3514 Blake street: and three sity until 1936. For the following attend. Steele street, Denver. three years he was stationed at Susanna, other sisters, Mrs. Tillie Rodri­ Pancake Flour 20 os. pkg... 18c THEODORE REQUIESCANT Otto Mohr, 20 guez, Mrs. Lony Gonzales, and Lt. Schierbrock died from Rockhurst college, Kansas City, Mrs. Mary Cruz. wounds incurred while piloting a Lost in Typhoon Marauder over France and Ger­ Pancake Flour <71 ; t l ‘ : Several Are Wounded many. He was in the 714th squad­ 30c IN PACE Otto Mohr, 20, son of Mr. and iHACKETHALi The following have been re­ ron of the 448th bomber group. Robb Roaa, Mrs. Otto E. Mohr of 1600 S. ported wounded in the European Although wounded, and with one Corona street, Denver, was lost Pancake Flour 20 os. pkg..... 24c MICHAEL AMBROSE HALPIN, 1403 theater: Pt’t. Joe M. Lopez, hus­ of the motors of his plane shot Air Conditioned Syraeute, Infant eon of Ur. and Urs. aboard the detroyer C7.S.S. Hull band of Mrs. Antonia R. Lopez of off _ and the other damaged, Lt. Vincent Halpin. Haas of the Anteli in in the typhoon that struck United 3522 Jason street; Pfc. Gilbert Schierbrock held to the controls Corn Meal »5 lb. bag______“ 48c St. Jamea’ church Jan. 12. Interment States ships in the Western Pa­ MORTUARY Mt, Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son aervlce. DeLora, son of Mrs. Julia De as the plane dived earthward and JAMES VIRGO (VINQENZO VERCO), cific waters in December. Word Lora, 2953 Curtis street; and Pfc. kept it in the air until the mem­ Corn Flakes Kellogg, 1449.51 Kalamalh Su 3381 Maripoaa, huabaod of Cooeetta was received from the Navy de­ Raymond Gonzales, son of Joe bers of his crew parachuted to 18 os. package 12c Vireo; father of Mra. Lucy Blanch and partment on Jan. 7. Gonzales, 2505 Lawrence street. Phone MAin 4006 Mra. Louise Moako. Requiem Maaa in safety. He crashed with his ship Regular or Quick. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church Thura- Mohr, who was a seaman second All are from Denver. and died five days later. His cita­ Quaker Oats 48 os. package...... day, Jan. 18. Interment Mt. Olivet W. class, attended St. Francis de 26c P. Horan t Son lerviee. Word had been received by Mrs. tion was given for meritorious JOSEPH POTANOVIC, 836 Madison, Sales’ high school in 1938 and ’39, achievement in battle over enemy Carnation, and then went to South high for Lucius Marquez, wife of Pvt. Lu­ formerly of 3910 Brighton boulevard cius, that he is convalescing in a territory. Wheat Flakes 40 os. package...... 22c Father of John J. and Joseph J. Potano- a year. Following that, he at­ Lt. Schierbiiock was a native of t'H E rK E R vic, Mra. John B. Veeaa, and Theodore A. tended a radio school under army hospital in England. Pvt. Marquez Potanovie, U. S. army: grandfather of Canada. He attended the Colorado sponsorship that was conducted in wa.s wounded in action in Germany Cream of Wheat 2s oz. packaze.. CABS Irma Honeyman, John Potanovie, Jr., and is the wearer of the Purple State college in Fort Collins and 22c U. S. army: J. Robert Vessa. Pearl Craig. After a year there he went Heart. the University of Utah. He re­ ED DUNDON. kUr. harbor. T. H.; and Joaeph Fellowi, U to Philadelphia, where he continued Wheaties 8 oz. pkg.... _ l l c S. navy. Requiem Mass Jan. IS in St. his radio work under the Seventh Pvt. Marquez, up to the time ceived'his wings in Texas, where COFFEE TA* 2233 LowMt Zoned lUU^ Joseph's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. he took special training in aero­ Boulevard service. army command. AIRWAY Wheaties 12 oz. pkg.... 15c JESSIE JANE HOWARD. 3037 W. nautics, A brother, Lt. William 1 lb. has...... 21c 26th avenue; mother of Margaret Hein- Upon his return to Denver he Schierbrock, is stationed in Wich­ Sleepy Hollow, NOB HILL. Syrup J6 os. gis...... ™ 2 I c del, Eliubeth Ounn. and Harry J. enlisted in the navy on May 19, ita Falls, Tex. His wife and in­ 1 lb. biz...... 26c Howard. Requiem Mesa Thursday, Jan. 1943. His basic training was taken fant son, Jimmy, reside in Salt EDWARDS, Rickert Lass, 18, at 9 in St. Dominic's church. Pri­ Rice 3 Ib. cello b ag .^.^. _ J lc Spillane Mortoary vate interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard in Farragut, Ida. In September Lake City, Utah. 1 lb. zlazs_—... 29c service. of last year he was home for a Lord Rickert, 1545 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 Gets Bronze Star EDWARDS. OWEN CLARK, S143 Tennyson; 20-day leave, and had been on ac­ Rev. Louii T. Keenoy, S.J. 2 lb. zlaz...... 57c Rice 1 Ib. cello bag...^„. „13c Mrs. John H. Spillane brother of Mrs. James Roarty and Mrs. tive duty since. The Bronze Star medal for gal­ Morning Glory, Carl Herost, Denver, and Mrs. John lantry in action in France and HILLS BROS., Oats Registered Funeral Director Raferty of Los Angeles. Reliltalion of Milling in Action and in 1939 became a member of 1 lb. zlau ...... 33c 48 os pkg...... 21c and Embalmer Rosary Thursday, Jan. 18, at 8 p.m. in Announcement was made in St. Germany has been given S. Sgt. the faculty at Regis college. At Regular or Quick the drawingroom of the Boulevard Francis de Sales’ church last Sun­ Joseph Kenneth Tomlinson, 24, present, he is an instructor in mortuary. Requiem Maes Friday at 9 son of Mrs. Gertrude Paine of 600 the college. in Holy Family church. Interment Mt. day that Carl Ferguson of that PREPAKT Miscellaneous Needs Olivet. parish is reported missing in ac­ Quitman street, Denver. Father Bilgery, professor of LUCILLE ROMERO of 2738 W. 13th mathematics at Regis, is now able Brand Kuner. Sliced, tion. Sgt. Tomlinson is a graduate of Beets No. 2 can ...... 11c ALTAR BREADS evenue. Wife of Philip Romero: daugh­ the Presentation grade school and to resume active ministerial and ter of Mra. E. M. Abeyta; sister of 4 Spanish-Americans teaching duties. Stricken by paral­ BEANS Kuner, Tender Garden. Ernest Abeyta. U. S. army; William of Regis high, class of 1939. He Peas No. 2 can, 20 points and__ 14c SEWING Abeyta, U. S. army; Mrs. Charles De Die in War Service has been overseas a little more ysis of the right arm and leg Sylva, Mrs. Jake Martinet. Mrs. Lucy Dec. 8, he was forced to aban­ Navy, Great Northern 1 P > - . Suzar Belie, No 2 can, LItU* GIrU’ D rtu ti, Embroldciy. than a year. Stationed at first in r COS 20 points and...... 15c Henorramins. Etc. Duran, Mrs, Grace Gallegos, and Mrs. Daniel Carmen Trujillo, seaman Ireland, he was later sent to Eng­ don classroom work, and even the 1 ib. baz...... - ■kvC Emma Lucero. Requiem Mass in St. first claM, a son of Mr. and Mrs. saying of Mass. On the Feast of Navy, Great Northern 1 Q - THE SISTERS OF THE Cajetan's church Jan. 17. Interment land, and crossed with the inva­ 2 lb. biz...... — 'Soup s z r i ______9c Ht. Olivet. Olinger service. Vincent Trujillo of 1031 32nd sion forces on D-day. In letters to the Epiphany, he was able to cele­ GOOD SHEPHERD JOHANNA MACKER of «4S Bonnie street, Denver, has been killed in brate Mass for the first time since Lima, Lirze Brae; wife of John Hacker, Jr.; mother his parents he has often mentioned 1 Ib. baz...... — 14c Peanut Butter 25c TELEPHONE PEARL S4«l action. A brother. Pvt. Lewis, is how much it means to him to be of Ellen M. and Richard F. Macker: serving with the army overseas. Lima, Lsrze sister of John Ryan, Mrs. John Messner. able to attend Mass and to receive 2 Ib. baz______26c and Mrs. Alice Watson. Requiem Maas Flour $ 1.07 Encarnacion A. Duran has been Holy Communion, Pinto, in St. Vincent da Paul's church Jan t7. informed of the death of his 10c Pikee Peak, Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger service. He has two brothers in service. 1 lb. b*z_____1 Flour 10 Ib, bag.... 49c FLORA PETERS of 318 22nd street. brother, Pvt. Alberto Duran of Pinto, D O Y L E ’S Robert, 29, is a ground crew radio­ Canterbury, Funeral in the Theodore Hackethal 2923 Welton street, Denver. 2 lb, baz..... 19c t man in the RAF. He enlisted in Tea H lb. pkz...... 43c mortuary Jan. II. Interment Ml. Olivet P I. Lticiui Marques Ret) Mexican, PHARMACY JESUS HIDALGO of East Portal, The War department has an­ England in 1941. The second, 10c Brother of Mrs. Antonio Hemandes. nounced the death of Pfc. Manuel that he enlisted, was a member of Spalding Paine, a half-brother, is 1 Ib. baz...... Nu Made “Tzu".!:...... 29c Th* PtrUenUr DnitcUt Requiem Maaa in St, Cajetan's church Candelario, son of Pedro Cande- Red Mexican, Jan. 12. Interment W t. Olivet. Theo­ the Vail Community center. He is in the medical corps, and is sta­ 2 Ib. baz...... 19c R A A tis Hallmark, Pre-Cooked, 17ih AVE. AND CRA.NT dore Hackethal service. lario of 929 11th street, Denver. the husband of the former Isabel tioned in a large hospital in Engi u ean s lo os. pkg...... 5c RE. S9S7 PREE DELIVERY JAMES MANGAN, 1827 Welton. Fu­ Gonzales and the father of Mary land. He is a graduate of the neral in the Theodore Hackethal mortu­ age of three. In the eirly 1900’i he be­ Louise Marquez. They live in Our ary Jan. 18. Interment Mt. Olivet, came a . grocery employe and a was a Cathedral high school and of Regis JOHN SASSE, 1039 Larimer. Infant fruit buyeh until 1934, when he became Lady of Victory parish and reside college. a salesman for a potato company. Sur­ at 1935 W. 12th avenue. son of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Saase. Fu­ Hospital Personnel Lacking A l FEWAY neral In the Theodore Hackethal mortu­ viving are hit wife, Frieda; his Jsther, Sst. Callaghan Miaiing Erickson Memorial Co. ary Jan. 13 at 2 p.m. Interment Mt. George W. Hart of Aurora: a son. Arthur Ens. Laura Chiolero, daughter MONUMENTS • MARKERS Olivet. G. Hart of Denver; a daughter. Mrs. T. Sgt. Frank J. Callaghan, 30, CAROLINE SKULAVIK, in Pueblo; De Lourdes Adams of Denver; four of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. (Dhiolero of Prompt Erection wife of Louis Skulavik; mother of Louise granddaughters, three grandsons, and two an engineer on a B-17, has been 2354 W. 33rd ayenue, Denver, from one of the moet complete Thomas, Mary Pezold, John Skulavik, great-grandchildren. reported missing in action since stationed in the hospital in the displeye in this region, and Helen Oidiz; also survived by five Dec. 24 over Germany, according marine air base in El Toro, Calif., ese Speer Bird.. OppoiUe Sankea grandchildren. Funeral in the Theodore to word received by his sister, Mrs. Hourai 9 to 12t 1 to S Phon* MAin 3437 Gardenia CBerry 472B Hackethal mortunary Thursday, Jan. 18, CARL C. TATUM writes of the acute shortage of at 9 ;S0. Requiem Mass at 10 in St. Carl C. Tatum, 1525 E. 30tb avenue, Robert Catlett of Denver. army veteran and Denver resident since hospital personnel. Treatments in Joseph'a church. Interment Ht. Olivet. Sgt. Callaghan attended the the women’s dispensary in which JOHN WITEKOWSKI, in St. An­ 1937, died Friday in Fitaiimons General Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist thony's hospital. Funeril In the Theo­ hospital after a long illnets. He was Holy Family grade and high Ens. Chiolero works have in Call a dore Hackethal mortuary Friday, Jan. 52. A native of Leakey, Tex.. Mr. schools and was graduated from creased from an average of 40 a 19. at 8:30. Requiem High H ast in St. Tatum served in World War I and on the the latter in 1932. He entered the day six months ago to as high as Elizabeth's church at 9. Interment Mt. Mexican border with the 36th division. Suite 722 Mack Buildins:, 16th and California Streets Olivet. Recitation of the Rosary in the He was given a medical discharge in service in October, 1943, and went 140 a day at present. There have ZOIVE CAB 1918. He came to Denver in 1937 and mortuary Thursday, .evening at 8 o'clock. overseas in May of last year. He been no additions in nurses and MAin 7.171 Memheri of the Third Order of St. married Rose Maes here in 1988. Mrs. Tatum survives, as do his mother. Mn. has the Air medal and three Oak doctors to handle the tremendous Rev. Conrad Bilgery, S.J. Prompt. Conrt*aD. Strrlc* Francis and Holy Name society invited to attend. Dora Tatum of Los Angeles; two broth­ Leaf clusters. Because he had growth in patients. “Everything CHEAPER RATES BONIFACE WISNESKY (BRUNNY ers, Jack of California and Charles of indicated in his letters that he ex­ is expanding but the medical his illness began. He will resume CLEAN NEW CABS SIMBLAS) in Denver, late of Lead- San Antonio;' and a sister, Mrs. Ada pected to be home about the first corps,’’ according to Ens. Chiolero. full-time teaching at the opening ROSARIES ville. Husband of Frances W isnesky; Walter of Los Angeles. Rosary in the of this year, it is believed he was A graduate of the Holy Family of the second semester. father of Judith and Dnriald Wisnesky: drawingroom, Speer boulevard at Sher­ MEDALS, other son of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Zimblas; man. Friday at 8 p.in. Requiem Mass on one of his la.st missions when high school and of St. Anthony’s Father Bilgery entered the brother of Vittie and Phylis Zimblas. Saturday. Jan. 20. at 9 in Holy Ghost he failed to return. school of nursing, Ens. Chiolero Jesuits at Voralberg, Austria, in Religtouf Article! Miles - Dryer - Astler Funeral Tuesday. 10 a.m. Interment Mt. church. Interment Mt, Oljvet. Olinger entered the navy nurse corps a Olivet. Day mortuary in charge. service. A brother 'of Sgt. Callaghan, 1898, and was sent for studies to BRIDGET M’DONOUCH. 612 S. Logan. James, lost his life in the Pearl year ago, and after six months at Exaten, Holland. After coming Nice selection of Printing Co. Mother of Michael J. and 'Thomas J. MRS. BARBARA GREGORY harbor attack. At that time an­ Mare Island, Calif., was trans­ to this country in 1902, he at­ McDonough, Margaret Butz. 0 i i Sabina Mrs. Barbara Gregory, a resident of other brother, John, was also re­ ferred to her present station. tended Campion college. Prairie Jewelry, Gifts . Programs and Circulars Clark. Requiem Hass in St. Francis dc Colorado for more than 44 years, died Sales* church Jan. 15. Interment Mt. ported as killed, but it was learned du Chien, Wise., and St. Louis uni­ Jan. 16 in her home. 4201 Umatilla LEGAL NOTICE THE Tickets for Olivet. street, following a long illness. She was later that he had been transferred versity, where he received his SGT. JOSEPH E. LA BADIE, 1134 68. A native of Italy, Mrs. Gregory shortly before the disaster. John Master of Arts degree. He taught M. M. H ILL WATCHMAKER Bazaars and Carnivals Ninth street. Requiem Mass Jan, 12 went to Louisville in 1900. Her hus­ is now an ensign in the navy, and NOTICE TO CREDITORS at John CaiToll university, Cleve­ IN OUR NEW LOCATION in St. Cajetan's church. Interment Mt. band. Thomas, was a blacksmith there. ESTATE OF ALICE ELIZABETH MEIN- Quickly Produced Olivet. In 1922 they came to Denver, Mr. is believed to be in the South Pa­ INGER, alio known as Anna Elizabeth land, 0., and .at St. John’s college 830 14th St. Reasonably Priced CORINA SANTISTEVAN, 1851 Arapa­ Gregory died in 1933. Surviving Are cific. He has been in the navy Meininzer, Deceaied. in (Cleveland. From 1915 until In the vicinity of tb . Auditorium, Dini- hoe street. Daughter of Meliton and two daughters. Mrs. Esther Romerlne nine years. No. 74880 1920 he ■was superintendent at berry Pharmacy and Silver Auto Supply. UNION LABEL IF DESIRED Arellano Ssntistevan, Requiem Mass in and Mrs. Betty Rees, both of Denver, Notice is hereby ziven that on the 21et St. Cajetan's church Jan. 16. Interment four sons. John Colosacco of Denver, A twin brother of Sgt. Callag­ day of Deceraber, 1944. letters of adminis­ Creighton university, Omaha. 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. Mt. Olivet. Henry Colosacco of Lexington. Ky.: Pvt. han, Dan, is a corporal in the air tration were lashed to the undersizned as After completing two years of re “DENVER'S MOST PROGRESSIVE LAUNDRY" BALDAZAR TRELLO, 2745 Decatur. John Colosacca with the array in Europe: idminisrrator of the above' named estate search work, he became professor KEystone 6348 Husband of Della Trello; father of An­ and John Colosacco of Tacoma. Wash. force and is in'the Salina, Kans., and ^II persons havinz claims azainst said thony and Bill Trello, U. S. army air 12 grandchildren, and six great-grand air base. ntate are required to file them for allow­ of mathematics and geology in the THE €AS< ADE LAEA'DRY force; son of Mrs. Eva Trello: brother children. Requiem Mass Thursday. Jan. Three sisters of the sergeant, ance in the County Court of the City and fall of 1926 at Regis college. “TRY OUR NEW SERVICE” of Peter and Matt Trello and Mrs. Arthur 19, at ID In St. Patrick’s church. Inter­ County of Denver, Colorado, within six Cole. Requiem Mass in St. Dominic's ment Mt. Olivet. Olinger service. besides Mrs. Catlett, live in Den­ months from said date or said ejaimi will church Jan. 16. Interment Mt. Olivet. ver. They are Mrs. James Davis, be forever barred. Yotir Purchase of War Bonds Complete Laundry Service —FLOWERS— ANTONIO VECCHIO of 4420 Zuni Mrs. George Miroslavich, Jr., and B. C. HILLIARD. JR.. and Stamps Helps lo Secure Your street: father of Don, Michael A., and PATRICK J. CUNNINGHAM Adminiitrator. Future. ^847 Market WB CALL FOB AND DELIVER TA. l370-637f Ledfc deetsni. fHternsI emblemi. S7.S0, Adeline Vecchio; and two grandchildren. Patrick J. Cunningham. 69. a pioneer Mrs. Frank Kalcevic. An uncle is properly and carefully executed. Rosary in the mortuary, E. 17th and member of St. Vincent de Paul’s parish. Chief Patrick J. Boyle of the Den­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS Clarkson, Thursday, Jan, 16. at 8 p.m Denver, and retired building contractor, ver Fire department. Both parents ESTATE or MARY LOUISE McDAMEL. THE BLOSSOM SHOP Requiem Mass in Our,Lady of Mt. Carmel died Sunday. Jan. 14. in bis home, 1583 are dead. Deceased. church Friday at 10. Interment Mt. S. Ogden, after a long Illness. From No. 750*9 DORAN Brown Police Hotel TA. 332( Olivet. Mr. Vecchio was born in Italy hli birthplace in County Sligo. Ireland, CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING J Uptown, 221 E. 7th Are. TA. 61*7 Notice ii hereby ziven that on Uie tth March 6. 1865. He was a Denver resident Mr. Cunningham came to America as a Brother of Dead day of January, 1945. letters of conaerva- HATTERS — — “CALL AND CHARGE IT" for 54 years ind was a former Burlington young man, having learned the building tonhip were issued to the undenizned as i railway employe. trade in Ireland. In 1904 he married Soldier Is .Missing “Bat Reconditionint conservator of the above nsmed estate and i FRANCES PAULINE TAIBER. 245 S. Mary. McAstie in New Haven. Conn., Mr. and Mrs. John Dechant of all persons havinz claims azainst said Servics Exclnaivcly" Flassiiied Ads Kalamath; infant daughter of Mr. and and brought hAr to Denver. He worked estate are required to file them for allow, i Mrs. Joseph Taiher. Private services on several churches and schools in this 327 S. Logan street, Denver, were 733 E. Colfax at Clarkaon It will pmy you to read ALL of the following adTertisemestt. nnee in the County Court of the City and i Jan. 12 to Mt. Olivet. territory and made the pews fn^ St. informed by the War department County of Denver, Colorado, within six CALL MAIN 6888 Vincent de Paul's churcb. The Rosary this week that their son, S. Sgt. months from said date or said claims will For Frea Pick-up and Delivery will be recited at 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. Service MRS. SERBIA IRENE MILANI Frank, 21, an infantryman, has be forever barred. PERSONAL FURNITURE Serbii lr«ne MiUni. 919 Colo­ 18. in the Olinger mortuary, Speer been missing in action in Europe B. C. HILLIARD. JR.. rado faoulevai'd, died Jan. 9 in a local boulevard at Sherman. Requiem Mass Conservator. will he sung Friday at 10 in St. Francis CAN WE HELP YOU overcome that liquor Beautilul betirnum, livmgruom and bre hospital after a week*« Illness. Mrs. since Dec. 16. Sgt. Frank was born habit? Give Alcoholics Anonymous a trial. fast set. sacrifice 734 Santa Fe. Milan!, the former Miss Serbia Irene de Sales’ church. Interment Mt. Olivet. in Hays, Kans.. and attended Survivors include Mrs. Cunningham: Confidential discussion, no fees, dues or any l.ami. was born In 1911 in Hebron. In school in Sharon Springs and Wa D0WNIH6 COAL obligation. Write P. 0. Box 4163, S. Den­ WANTED: Room and very good 1930 she married Fredrico Milan! in three sons, John and Thomas of Denver, ver Sta. or call KE. 9484 after P.M. board in private home by con­ Walsenburtr. Last May they came to and James, who is a technical adviser keeney, Kans. He came to Denver for an aircraft manufacturer attached to AND HDWE. GO. valescent able to take care of self. Denver, where Mr. Milan! Is manager of with his parents about four years WANTED—ROOM ft BOARD an apartment house. Mrs. Milan! was a the army air forces; one daughter. Mrs. ago. “SINCE 1914" Write: the Register, Box 77X. member of the Cathedral parish. Sur* Mary Mitchell; and three grandchildren. ‘H E R E ’S NO FUEL LIKE AN Employed lady wishes room and hoard in viving are her husband: two children ------t A brother of the sergeant’s, PHOTOGRAPHS Elsie Irene, 14. and Dominic Angelo. 12: BRIDGET DELIA MOODY / Jerome, a member of the air forces, OLD FUEL” private home. Excellent references. Phone her parents. Mr. and Mra. Jovanl Laml DE. 1708, Anderson photos. 1206 16th S t st Law* Bridget Deli* Hoodr, 1105 W ,^ ix th W89 killed in the Philippines two 3260 Downing TA. 2515 rence. MAin 1378. Free news cuta. YOU HAVE MET the inevi- of Waiseoburg: and a brother, Guerino ■venue, died Jin . 13 in i locil hoipitil days after Pearl harbor, Dec. 9, Lami of Helper, Utah. Requiem Masa liter a two-week iUneii. She wii 81. PRINTING HEARING AIDS lability of your own,passing by wa* sung Jan. 13 in the Cathedral. 1941. Three other brothers are in Bom in Scrinton, Pi.. Mr*. Moody, the The Beat In * Groceries - Meats • Bakery the purchase of insurance and Burial was In Mt. OliveL W. P. Horan former Bridget Della Kane, came to service. Florentine R., 26, is now WE SPEOIALIZE u bualnau card*, letter Persons Hard of Hcerinz, come in lol k Son service. Denver more than 60 yean ago. In in San Francisco, after two years USED head,, forma and blanks of all kinds. demonstration of Zenith Radionie Bearing the making of your will. Make December, 1892. the w*i married in the of combat duty with the marines FURNITURE M U R R A Y’S Wedding ennonneementa. Eodgera Print' Aid. $40, corapieta, terms. Lemoine Muaio one more provision consistent JOHN O. ELLINGSON Cathedral to Ben L. Moody. Denver inz Co., 611 14tb Street. Co., 622 15th PL A convert to the Church of only six cement contractor, who died 15 years in the Pacific theater. He holds ALSO NEW Fonnded by M. T. Murray—1882 with your provident regard for weeks. John O. ElHogson of 1228 16th ago. Requiem Man was offered Wednei- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS the rank of sergeant. , In October Cash or Credit Phone GR. 1613-14-15 DRUG STORES your family. Select a lot in the street, died in St. Joseph's hospital this day in St. Joieph'i church, of which ihe of last year he visited his parents. Reconditioned pianos, players, grands, week. A Requiem Mass was sung w*i a member, with Interment following A FULL LINE Weat 82nd & Julian organa (pipe and reed), orchestral Instm- Wednesday, Jan. 17, In St. John's church, in Mt. Olivet. George P. Hackethal Cpl. Wilfred, 24, is in the signal cemetery of your choice and OP OFFICE Hutchinson’s Pharmacy menta. T. R. Walker, 236 Broadway. 8P. with interment in charge of W. ?. Horan lervice. corps in the European theater. He 7364. erect thereon a family monu­ k Son. Mr. Ellingson'a daughter. Sister ^ FURNITURE Your Naborbood Druggist Mary Aloyst of the Sitters of Loretto. Eet. 1888 Phone SPruee 0588 700 So. Pearl ment which will appropriately ALBINO ANTHONY MARCHETTI Wa boy your hooaehold and eSIca fnml- n W cG IIIR E ' WOOD SALE was stationed for 10 yeara at Loretto Albino Anthony Marehetti, a retired RESOLVE . . . extend the memory, prestige Heights college. Denver, as a professor to keep your hands out of tnra for CASH, or exchange them for JAMES RXrrCHlSON KINDLING, stove, range, furoace, fir*, in the biology department. She was on miner, died Jan. 10 in his home. 1646 enythinz In stock. Moving - Storage place, block!. No yard salas KE 2460 and influence of your name leave from her teaching position at Lo­ Pennsylvania street, after a lonz illness. dirty mop water forever Wa rent Folding Chain, Card and Ban­ WANTED TO BUY retto academy. Kansas City, Mo., to visit He was 67. 5Ir. Harchcttl was born in quet Tablee, DIahea, Silverware, eny- Express yond present life spans. Do this Italy, where he married- Teresa Carle- Eze-Mop and Uitnz in atock. WILL PAY CASH for 6 room* of furl- her father in bis last illness. Mr. STOVE REPAIRS now. It will add so much to Ellingson. a retired photographer, came vato in 1904. The followinz year they PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 Low Rates turn, piano and sewing machine KE. 8944 to Denver from Minnesota at the age of went to Telluride. where ha worked as a Cone Wringer the comfort of those who sur­ miner. In 1926 the family came to Will Not Only Save Your Handa bat OPEN FROM I A. M. to I P. H. KE. 6425 2149 Welton St. GOOD PAINt In G ; walla and woodwork and Water Fronts 16. He married Jennie Dostal, who, with waahed. Reasonable . Call PE. 6084. vive. Sister Mary Aloyse, survives. Denver, and Mr. Marehetti retired in Also Your Back and Yoor Tiaic! 1942. He was a member of the United If yon want to de a dirty R. P. Foley Stove TONY'DELMONICO Mine Workers of America. Surviving job in a quick, modtra, aani- MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES are his wife: a dauzhter, Mra. Alba tary way and Heating Parts Reqniem M an for Tony Delmonico, a BEAUTIFUL whit* porcelain Coat Range, 1S6S Arapahoe CH. 4677 resident of Denver for 60 yean, wai Rodezhiero. 1646 Penoayivanla street; JACQUES BROTHERS end e zranddauzhter. Requiem Men Oil Circulator and ^dia Sacrifice 716 WRITE FOR PRICES! lung Jan. 18 in Loyola church. Burial Get Yours Now! Santa Fe w*i in Mt. Olivet in charge of Olinger. was sunz Jan. IS in the Cathedral. In­ Since 1902 Mr. Delmonico was bom in Itily In terment Mt. Olivet. ft Makes 1855, and had worked ai a laborer until “I was worried about my inability to spend WHERE ELSE CAN YOU BUY THESE hii retirement in 1926. He w«« a mem­ CARD OF THANKS Life Easter much money. But no amount of money could 28 E. 6th Ave. TAfaor 6168 ber of Mt. Carmel Catholic 'lodge. Sur­ We wish to thank the Rev. Frederick FREE i{ have bought a more sympathetic service.” PREMIUM COALS? viving are two loni, John, 2926 Williami McCallin, the 'Very Rev. Joseph O’Heron, ■trett, and Thomas of Lot Angelei, DEUVERT Our services arc availahle in a complete the Rev. John Csvanazh. the Rt. Rev. price range, but you have the positive usur- CRESTED BUTTE Matthew Smith, the Rev. Gregory Smith, ance that, regardieaa of price, everything will ADOLPH T. (DOLL) HART end the Rev. Jerome Weinert for their GR. 0431 be as it akould be. Colorado’s Outstanding Coal Requiem M ill for Adolph T. (Doll) kind aisiatance, also the employes of 382* Winona CL Hirt, eirly-diy Denver reiWent. wii The Register, and our many friends, Dtnvcr 12, Colo. ROCKVALE-KEBLER sung Jin . 16 in St. Dominic's church. neizbbora, and relatives for their kind­ Quality At Its Best . C O L D SPRING ,| Buriil WII in ML Olivet in charge of ness, sympathy, Haases, end beautiful GEO. P. HACKETHAL MONUMENTS Olinger. Mr, Hart died Friday in hit floral offeringa during the illness and EZE-MOP & FUNERAL DIRECTOR IKAUTIFUL CAAfilTfS home, 2801 Julian street, following a loss of our beloved son end brother, UNITED FUEL -172 9 CALIFORNIA, 1 brief illnti,. Re wai 64. Born in Lewis J. Eppich.—Mr. and Mrs. George 1206 East Colfax at Gaylard EAat 1857 Buchanan county, Iowa, Mr. Hart was F. _. Eppich____ end Leonard, Sister Mary CONE-WRINGER GO. KE. 6391 bronebt to Dobvm by hii poiant* at tb, Goorgi. Marjoria aad Joa Faritio. Thursday, Jan. 18, 1945 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE The Denver Catholic Register PmUSH D[BT IS president -..Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Editor.- ..Rt. Rev. Matthevr Smith, Ph.D., LL-D., Jonr.D. Managing Editor______Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. ROICED llEAmy A •.<. PI c i 'V BAN K faetorily met through the fullest St. Paul, recalls once again the Si'TIOvA- BAMK Associate Editors—M. P. Everett, Jonr.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, Thunder Storms use of this agency, with appro­ aposlolate that we as Catholics have J.C.D. LlttD.; Rev. John Cavanagh, M.A., Litt.D.; Rev. Edward A. “A Puritan,” wrote C. K, Ches­ priate sanctions, than in any other of converting the whole world to Breen. M.A.. LlttD.; Rev. Prancla Syrianey, M.A.; Leonard Tangney, terton, “is a person who pours way.” the true fold oL Christ by prayer righteous indignation into the A.B., Jour. D.; Phil Hewitt; Mary Eiienman, A.B.; Linus Riordan, Inasmuch as the executive and example. [/ JIlOHinEAll wroqg things.” • board speaks above of “appropri­ A.B., LittM .; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; Rev. John Ebel, M.A. The practice of special prayers Lord Macaulay, in his HUiory ate sanctions,” it seemingly does for the union of all (Kristians orig­ of EnglanS, gave an even crueller not object to legislative force that inated in 1907, when two Anglican (Holy Family Parish, Denver) Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. picture: “The Puritan hated bear- will keep selfish members of the clergymen proposed the recitation According to the annual finan­ baiting, not because it gave pain profession from refusing to serve of special prayers for that purpose cial report read at all the Masses to the bear, but because it gave if they are needed and are able, every year from Jan. 18 to 25. Published Weekly by pleasure to the spectators.” but it obviously does not think The fart that one of them, Paul Sunday, in spite of a number of the problem is beyond control THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) We can help to keep our mental James Francis, later came into the extensive improvements to the balance, both in war and in peace with the existing legal machinery. Church and look virtually his church, school, and parish build­ All this brings us back to Chest­ 938 Bannock Street, 1 times, if we make a judicious whole community with him is ings, ?10,920 was paid on the par­ choice among the things about erton’s and Macaulay's definition proof that there is efficacy in this Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 which people are getting excited, of Puritans. In accordance with particular form of prayer. ish debt. In the past seven years Chesterton’s idea, loo many people and confine our own excitement to Military chaplains are convinced the tuition paid has failed to cover matters about which we are in­ get excited about the wrong things that there .will be a large influx the teachers’ salaries by 821,297, Subscription: $1 per year. formed. A certain portion of the and without knowing all the facts. and this amount, as well as all In accordance with Macaulay’s of converts after the war. The in­ public is always ready to tag along terest manifested among service other school expenses, has been after any leader, no matter how there are people who like to stir paid out of the parish funds. Had Thursday, Jan. 18,1945 up trouble just for the sake of personnel at this lime is an indica­ wrong he may be, if he is able to tion, they say, of what will happen the tuition taken care of this having excitement enter their own use catchy shibboleths and to talk when the present conflict it over. item, the parish now would be drab lives, even though they make loud enough. More and more, they point out, the completely out of debt. OFFICIAL! ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER things disagreeable for others.— It is a blessed gift to be able to Monsignor Matthew Smith. men of this generation are con' Mrs. Nick Conter was elected The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. see problems in proper proportion vinced of the values that are per president of the Altar and Rosary We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ and perspective, and to save our manent, and among these are home society at last Thursday’s meet- ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or thunder for movements that we An American and a religion that satisfies them ’ g. Mrs. Walter Koerber was When unpaid bills accu­ those of the Officials of our Curio is hereby declared official. understand. It is useless to try to Little Flower in all details. They are coming to >elected treasurer and Mrs. Clara mulate— when opportu­ Wo hope The Register will be read in every home of the get all men to see all things from a knowledge, based on experience Heiderstadt was re-elected vice Archdiocese. our own standpoint, for men are (By Millard F. Everett) i with their Catholic friends, that the president. nity continually passes We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in loo limited and rhangeable by The 300th anniversary of .the Catholic (Jiurch is the only one St. Rita’s circle will meet you by because you do the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. nature for any of us to have per­ death of one who eminently de­ that ran offer such a religion. Wednesday, Jan. 24, at the home not have the ready cash + URBAN J VEHR, fect judgment all the tiihe. serves to be called a “good neigh­ The hastening of the tidal wave of Mrs. Nick Conter, 4400 Utica Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. The way people rusTi into print bor” occurs May 26, 1945. This of conversions is being brought street. Mrs. Williams will be the to take advantage of it— with opinions nhcn such questions “Little Flower” of the . Americas about by the non-(jilholic sects hostess. Election of officers for as the drafting of nurses or 4Ps lived long before St. Therese, but themselves. Many of the profes­ the ensiling year will take place. then is the time to apply come up shows how easily a por­ her life was as truly remarkable. sors in their theological schools not ^M SivefssiseeeietsMVMiMsetseMM issife^VeTessseeseeatetfMmaaaaeaeeeeeMeewtese^S .....sitteestseiMtesesseMegMAine* for a Personal Loan. tion of the public can be aroused If we of North America paid more only deny the Divinity of Christ The P^A will meet Monday, honor to the saints of South Amer­ Jan. 22, at 8 p.m. in the school over something it has not thought Himself, but are in doubt about hall. There will be visiting hour, out. One old man wrote to a ica, and vice versa, the ties of the very existence of God. These The businesslike way to MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY Denver daily paper that it would friendship would be more surely followers of the men who threw off business meeting, and an enter­ and quickly formed. tainment by Sister Jane Mary’s borrow money—is from a be a good thing to conscript the the authority of the Catholic fourth grade pupils. Refresh­ INSURANCE SINCE 1897 4F's because then they would use Blessed Mary Anne de Jesus de Church and proposed the Scrip­ bank. Low bank rates less aspirin. To him, probably Paredes y Flores (the latter part tures as the sole rule of faith now ments will be served. because nature gave him a body pf the name means “of the walls look on the Bible as a collection save you money—imme­ Succeeding Herbert Fairall Agency like an ox and a nervous system no And flowers”) is known as the of fables, historical events, and diate service saves you better developed than a heifer's, all ^‘Lily of Quito,” says the Fran counsels that stir the sentimental time. G u ifid Electric Bids. Phone TAbor llfB physical defect is mere imagina­ iitcan Herald and Forum. She was emotions of certain readers. Some tion, and anybody who takes medi­ one of a number of persons of of the non-Calholic sects have long Edward Puetz to ilMses»4Mt»ii>i7i%'fftotMseA«*eie»>Ve<7nifff»YinUTIeWUIUlHlllHUUIIIiUUiiiiss««s4»*sTs7rs>VisYiiVs'seisTs*s4»>esiri

1 PAGE TEN Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Jan. 18, 1945

T jiif- Te 7 J■h and all Ix>retto Heights college students must chalk up their examination REQUIEM SUNG IN DURANGO X IXl.U.1. Xd VV ^ programs. The girls in the picture do not seem too worried about the PRESENTATION PTA TO GIVE semester examinations, which bring the first 194^45 term to a close next week. The students are Billie P o M Parish to Jane Kingsley, El Paso, Tex.; Gloria Moore, Denver; Rita Beyeri, St. Ixiuis, Mo.; and Geraldine Ripley, FOR MRS. ADELINA CROTTA Colorado Springs. They are all freshmen. PARTY IN REDMAN’S HALL Durango.— (St. Columba’s Par-1 Judge J. B. O’Rourke and John Have Debt Drive (Preientetion Peruh, Denver) will be given to each school child |gh)—Mrs. Adelina Crotta, who Hedderman were in Denver this The PTA will sponsor a games of the parish. Each child is asked party at Redman’s hall before to make a small contribution every died in a Pueblo hospital Jan. 3, week on business. Lent. Sunday and thereby form the was buried from St. Colunaba’s Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shugren (St. Joseph's Polish Parish, D enver) A dessert luncheon and fard habit of supporting the parish. church Jan. 8, with the Very Rev, and children left Jan. 9 for Harris The contributions will be recorded The new general parish commit­ party will be held in the home of F. P. Cawley officiating. Sur­ burg, Pa., where Mr. Shugren, who Mrs. John Krenzer, 3436 W. the same as the contributions of viving the deceased are a daughter, was home on furlough, had to re­ tee held its first meeting in the Eighth avenue, Wednesday, Jan. the adult members of the parish. Miss Ella, and a son, Eddie, who is turn to his base. school hall Jan. 15, and decided to 24, at 1 p.m. Everyone is cor­ The year-end report is being in the armed services. dially invited to attend. compiled and will be mailed to Miss Rose Cavanaugh and Miss promote affairs to aid in reducing all those on the parish list, with The Altar and Rosary society Mamie O'Connell were joint host­ the debt. In the recent USO cookie drive, Sister Bernadette Marie’s room a statement of their own contribu­ met in St. Columba's church for esses for the “Quarter Club" Jan A debt drive will begin immedi­ recitation of the Rosary, followed 11 in the O’Connell home. turned in 85 dozen cookies. The tions. These will be received in ately, and continue through the entire school turned in 225 dozens. time for the income tax returns. by Benediction of the Blessed Sac­ Miss M a^ Kennedy is ill with year. Until a more appropriate ram ent The members then re­ pneumonia in Mercy hospital, Rita Jo, Jude, and Billy Bryneg name can be had, the campaign will brought in 2'7 dozen homemade paired to the hall, where the usual Capt John B. O’Rourke of Dur­ be called the “’Top-It” drive. En­ Do Y o u r KIDNEYS meeting took place, and work was cookies. The PTA wishes to thank ango, executive officer of a P-47 velopes will be sent each family in Mrs. Brynes for her splendid work. started on a number of kit bags Thunderbolt fighter squadron, took the parish, and special envelopes DLADDER Need Help? for the soldiers. The seventh and eighth grades will over K.P. duty himself Thanks­ will be placed in the pew pockets bring cookies this week. Thousunds who Buffered The Knights of Columbus met in giving day and with his adjutant of the church. The drive will be the parish hall Jan. 8. The Young Ladies’ sodality will tormenU from piiinful kid­ and pilots served the turkey to the explained in the letter sent pa­ receive Holy Communion in a ney and bladder tymptoinf TheC. D. of A. held a business men and did the washing up after­ rishioners, and in the Sunday an­ group in the 10 o’clock Mass this due to exeeiD body aeldi io meeting Jan. 10 in the parish halt ward. nouncements. The names of con­ Sunday and will hold its reg^ular kidneyi. report amaaingly tributors will be posted on the bul­ monthly meeting in the school on fait relief due to a thor- letin board in the vestibule of the Friday evening, Jan. 19, at 8 ouRhly tried and tested church. o’clock. NATURAL HERB medi. Next in importance to the “Top- The school children are conduct­ fine. Red Drason Herbs. It” drive in helping to reduce the ing a paper drive, which will close If you suffer ffetting up debt will be the general parish ba­ Thursday afternoon. nighU: painful, burning zaar in the school building and its Clatiei Being Held passages, sehlng back and iega: nervous adjacent grounds July 19, 20, 21, weakness or sore, aching Joints* why don't Catechi.sm classes are held for vau ace what this fnmoua old medicine can and 22. 'The bazaar will be inau­ the public school children every do for yuuT You. iike thousands, may find gurated with a dinner in the eve­ Sunday after the 8 o’clock Mass. ft is just whst you need to help you feel ning of July 19. Other activities The Junior Newman cliib meet­ better, stronger and younger. will be planned throughout the ings for public high school stu­ Ten powerful herbs from India, Cbinft« year. Africa go into this wonderful medicins. dents are held in the school every Often help to surprising relief in non- The funds raised will be depos­ Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock. systemic-inorganic kidney and bladder ir* ited in a special savings account The parents of these children are ritalioDS because they help your body expel acids and iioisons which may cause your and used exclusively for the debt. urged to see that their children troubles. The Easter and Christmas collec­ attend these elas.ses regularly for You may have cause to bless the day you tion also will be considered in the religious instructions. heard of Red Oregon Herbs. Try them IMS SWIFT WAY debt drive. The pari.sh committee Parishioners who have moved right away t Send no money—just pay the postman $1.98 plus few cents postage when has unanimously decided to make into the pari.sh or out of it are he brings your medicine On plain box). When a cold makes your throat sore, drop 1945 a “debt-drive-year.” a.sked to notify the rectory so that Satisfaction assured or every penny of your their names can be placed on the $1.98 refunded. Write today! 3 Bayer Aspirin in 1/3 glass of water and Tile “January special” will be held in the Polish hall Friday eve­ parish list or taken off of it. VITA BOTANICAL CO. gargle; You'll get relief amazingly fast. For ning, Jan. 26. -The customary price A set of contribution envelopes Dcpt.RM. 890 16th Ave.. New York 1, N T. accompanying muscular aches, take 2 Bayer of the parish “specials" is 50 cents Aspirin with water. Relief begins promptly, + + + per person, and extraordinary for Bayer Aspirin starts disintegrating with­ awards will be in vogue for the in 3 seconds. Once dissolved in your stom­ At Loretto Heights Open House “January special.” Extra large meat loaves and tons of coal will ach, Bayer Aspirin is ready to go to work. Speech Class to feature this month’s “special." AHORNEY JOSEPH F. LITTLE Patrons may purchase their tickets from members of the St. Joseph Workers’ league in the rectory at UPHOLDS CATHOLIC SCHOOLS Begin in Center any time, or at the entrance of the hall the evening of the “.special." This SURE WAY The S t Joseph Boys’ club is (Loretto Heights College, Denver) its students a truer appreciation of On Tuesday, Jan. 23, the Little represented with a team in the Almost 1,000 people attended the life and of their relations to their Flower Social center in Denver will current Junior Parochial Basket­ speed is important in the' relief of pain—but fellowmen. They receive a most second annual Open House at Lo­ open its first class in public speak­ ball league. The boys play every so is dtpetuJability. Bayer was the world’s consoling, true, and practical phi­ ing. Many have signed up for the Friday evening in the Regia col­ first aspirin, and for over 40 years has been retto Heights college list Sunday losophy. They obtain an educa­ first session, and the prospects of lege gym. The boys in the parish used in millionsof normal cases without caus­ afternoon. The main feature of the tion which best fits them for the a large class are seen. The purpose grade school desiring to participate ing unpleasant reaction. That's why it’s in day was the program presented in years ahead. After all, the Church of the class is to develop e.xtempo- are asked to attend practice drills the auditorium by the six elemen­ was divinely commissioned to teach raneous speakers and to train mem­ in the Garden Place school gym more homes today than any other medicine. all nations and in its almost 2,000 bers to speak before any gathering every Monday, Wednesday, and So be sure. Buy by tume. Ask for Aspirin. tary schools taught by the Sisters years of existence , it has acquired without nervousness. The cla.sses Friday afternoons, from 3:.30 to of Loretto in the city of Denver. a knowledge of man’s need and of will feature heckling, salesmanship, 5:30. The local boys were defeated Following the children’s program, human behavior -which is not politics, and - many other factors. in their first league encounter with Joseph F. Little, prominent Den­ shared by any other institution There will be no text books used St. Clare’s Jan. 12. Joe Gogster, ver attorney, and a member of the for the course. Andy Kowalczyk, Jim Sweeney, Loretto Heights college advisory “As parents we must take cog­ nizance of the pagan and material­ The classes will be held, every Ray Cuba, Harry Haliv, Joe Berlin, board, addressed the assemoly. Mr. Adam Weimann, Arthur Gobster, Littl* said in part: istic philosophy that is everywhere Tuesday night and will start BAYER ASPIRIN prevalent in this country and promptly at 7:15 o’clock. There FVeddic Thompson, and Frankie “Loretto Heights college occupies taught in many of our secular col­ will be no charge for the course, Kastclic took p a rt Joe Gobster, a unique position. It is the only leges. Snap courses with enticing and classes will be open to all adult with eight points, and Harry Haliv institution of its kind in an area names lure many unsuspecting members of the Little Flower So­ with four points, starred for the M Y DOCTOR that is larger than the area of freshmen to lectures, which, for the cial center. The sessions will be boys’ club. Parents and parishion­ GIVES YOU many of our Eastern states; larger price of a few easy credits toward under the direction of James P. ers are invited to witness the games .. .Vitamins for our fomilyUHe told me that even than many of the nations of degree, lay the foundation for McNeive, director of the Little in the Regis college gym Friday Europe. Its influence is widespread life-long doubts if not the actual Flower and Vail Community cen­ evenings. supplementary vitamins help to guard against and its future as immense as the destruction of all religious beliefs. ters. Appropriate evening devotions, region it so ably serves. We have only to look at the increas­ with the perpetual novena in honor vitamin deficiencies that can lead to lowered “Women and Catholic education ing number of divorces, childless Your Purchase of War Bonds of the Sacred Heart offered for BOTH! are inseparably bound together. marriages, and falling attendance and Stampa Helps to Secure Your those in the armed forces, are held resistance to colds, nervous upsets, digestive dis­ Turn back the pages of history to in other churches to realize that Future. i every Friday at 7:30 o’clock. orders, night blindness, certain infections of ears, the time of Our Lord. There we something’ is radically wrong in find woman occupying a definite this country. nose, throat and sinuses—and a general run-down inferior status. In pagan society, “These are the logical results of she had very few economic, politi­ the teaching of a subjective phi condition. Because daily foods may no/ supply cal, or social rights which man losophy which denies the Spiritual- sufficient vitamins, my doctor says adding sup­ was bound to observe. Outside ity of the soul, the existence of an the little country of Palestine, the objective order of morality, and \ plementary vitamins to daily meals is a wise health world knew little or nothing of the make^ man the sole arbiter of his one true God and even in Palestine own conduct. Much of the greed and precaution for the average family these busy days! woman occupied an unenviable selfishness that now permeates this position. That same situation still country and which is in no small prevails in the predominantly way responsible for the present pagan countries of our age.' world conflict owes its existence Speaking of the Church’s role to this same subjwtive philosophy. in the true emancipation of woman, We Americans are often criti­ Mr. Little went on to say: “It is cized for our idealism and the one of the principal teachings of criticism is frequently well de­ the Catholic Church that the most served. In this matter of educa exalted and sublime position thtft tion let us for once be realists. We can ever be attained by any !ove this country. We know that created person is held by a woman under a most wise constitution it —the Mother of God. Not only is has grown great. We know too woman’s present status the result that the Catholic Church is the of Catholic teaching, but that greatest bulwark of our rountry status can be retained only by the today. She is the greatest foe of preservation of Catholic education Communism and Nazism, the two When man rejects the teachings forces that most threaten us of Christianity, the Church and from within and from without our woman are the first to suffer borders. She insists on moderation from it. in all things. The principles she “If Catholic education is to be teaches, if really applied, will solve Don't be superstitious preserved, we must do our part, the problems of our industrial and not merely by attending gather economic life. ings such as this and giving finan­ “For the pre.servation of our cial aid; but Catholic students must country, for the sake of our chil -but Be Ready! attend Catholic institutions and dren, and for our own benefit we parents must insist on such at must not only maintain, we must tendance. increase Catholic education in this Q N EACH of the 365 days These men enjoyed their “Having attended both a Catholic land. It is the most priceless heri M Y DRUGGIST ^eccfu/H eH c^eU membership in the Order— college and a secular university, tage we can bequeath the genera of the year, there is an I know that the alleged materia tions yet to come.” the friendships and the One-A-Doy (brand) Multiple Vitominsl And I’m average of five treasurers advantages of the latter simply do Lecture Program “It’s Jiin...calling from camp” * of the subordinate courts of happy times; the spiritual not exist. Catholic education gives Two lectures of importance are glad I followed his advice! One-A-Day Vitamins schedpled for the current week at the Catholic Order of For­ benefits and recreational Over 300 Bluejackets Confirmed Loretto Heights college. The first is are economical! They’re convenient and easy to esters handing checks to activities; and, probably Sampson, N. Y.—More than 300 on “Juvenile Delinquency,” which take. And because they are laboratory-tested bluejackets from dioceses in six most of all, the peace of will be presented by the Rev. L. G. widows, orphans and the New England states were con Weitzman, S.J. The second is a and potency-guaranteed I KNOW they give my mind that came from the firmed by the Most Rev. James E. loved onfs of our deceased mission lecture sponsored by the family and me the vitamin protection we need to . brother ^members, and to knowledge that they were Kearney, Bishop of Rochester, at CSMC unit of the college. Catechist an impressive ceremony in Chid Regina Torzewski of Greeley Those Long Distance calls from avoid vitamin deficiencies and their consequences. members for old age and protecting their families, wick chapel here. will talk to the college cru­ other benefits — Catholic giving them safety and se> saders on the work of the Mis­ So . . . since talking to my doctor and visiting sionary Catechists. the camps mean a lot to service men who .were ready with curity in the future. Wants Italian Bishop ‘Eliminatad my friendly druggist . . . We’re ALL taking New York.— Nazi-Fascist au The L.H.C. Mission unit is re­ ■ Are you ready? Would sponsible for the city-wide contest financial protection for thorities in Northern Italy have men— and to the folks atJiome. O n e -A-D ay (brand) Multiple Vitamins regu­ their families when they you like to know how little offered “rewards” for “whoever in the grade and high schools on succeeds in eliminating the Bishop the best planned mission week larly! Everybody at our house considers them were called to their eternal it costs to be ready? Mail of Cuneo,” the Most Rev. Gia- program. coma Rosso, according to the Swiss All plans must be sent to the • a wise investment~for future vitamin health pro­ reward. the coupon below—^nowl college not later than Sunday, Jan. newspaper Libera Stampa. tection. NOW, we recommend On e -A-D ay to 28; and the finals results of the So whenever yon can, please let week must be in the hands of the you as we do to all oiir friends and neighbors. Named to NCWC Post judges by Feb. 10. The judges for Catholic Order of Foresters Washington. — Appointment of the contest will be three seminar­ the service men have the Long the Rev. William E. McManus, ians. JO NOftiH LA SAUt SIRIIT. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS priest of the Archdiocese of Chi- Athletic Atiocistion cago, to serve as assistant director The athletic news of the week Is of the Department of Education, the announcement of a week-end Distance lines between 7 and. 10 I CoHmIIv Onto of FsmHn, D*pt. A National Catholic Welfare Confer­ ski trip to Steamboat Springs. ■ SO Hwtb Lotalto St, Chkaae, III. ence, has been announced by the Fifty girls have already signed I PlaOM und m* ttw frv* booklet, Help YourMlf To Most Rev. Edward Mooney, chair­ up for the excursion, which will P.M* That will help their calls J| Hopplnca,* and full In'formotlon about the life Imur- man of the Administrative board take place on Feb. S and 4. I one* vour Order often Roman Cotholle men or,d boyi. of the NCWC, The bowling tournament came I to an end last week with the sopho­ get through more quickly. mores coming out on top. Runners- SHORTHAND in up were the seniors. JL Weeks a t Home The finals in the volley ball tour­ I nament will be played this week. I Otv ------Ftrooiu SpMdWTitinx tnU m , no Mr. Fairbaker is the new ilm * or •ymbol*. E « y to I r ira : riding instructor at the college. I n s y to writ, and tranKrib*. Fait prepara­ ■ *0* Oeojpotlen . Married or Single- tion for a job, Surpriainglz low cost 100,000 The campus riding program Is one Uncht by mail. UMd in leadinz olftrra and of the progressive features of the Tie Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Civil Strvlcc. Writ* for fr*« booklat. I Ntsnber of dependent children: boys). igirii)—_ _ 1945 scholastic year at Loretto I Heights. More than 50 girls are J My porUh m ------already enjoying the advantages of riding on tha campus. BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY Thursday, Jari. 18, 1945 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN

IITIR i;i||:iFTV charities CARE FOR87CASES YOUNG LADIES TO EASE M IN p m IS GiiPii Otsirinf ta (UdleaU thcautlvM to tha Mnriea of God io tl>a Fraacitean Ordar. ai taaehan, nonaa, and in othar an- ofSIMPlE PILES Seccion en Castellano IN 3 MONTHS, REPORT SHOWS eational acdTitiaa, ara inritad to eon. rnpond wiUi B oram d Motbar IL lot* Try tha *Old Reiiabla* macolata, P.S.F., St. Clara Aeadaatr, Por el Bevdo. Ahtonio Segrera, CR.T. S (Continued From Last Page) Physically handicapped Haitinga-O n-Had^. I, Naw Xork. For OTW 50 Tw n. good old aedicuted BkTman SklTO h u been helping luf- in the past three months we have children ...... 3 fenng people eese the imintul sore* had 11 new cases of separation in­ Mental cases (including men­ nen of itiiiple pilei, Conteining not (Continued From Last Pape) Confesion fesidn depends la extincidn de (Continued From Last Page) volving 30 children. . . . tally retarded childrep).... 4 Juit one. but THBEE well-known medical corps stationed in Eng­ nuestros pecados, la recuperacidn son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Burke of “Family welfare problems in­ Parents ill ...... 3 medldnM ingredients, SSTmsn Sslve (Continuaeion) 1433 Berkley, spent a few hours helps to soothe, cool end protect ten­ land, has informed his parents, de la gracia y la perfecta recon- clude work with Catholic girls in Discord in hom e...... 3 HAKB t2S-t2S A WEEK der, Irrltsted membrsnes. soften El mismo SAN BASILIO, en sn ciliacion con Dios. with his parents Jan. 14 en route the rapid treatment center, of Miss Marie Stillhamer, a grad­ Practical aartca art nttdad hardened parts, lubricate drp tissue. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall, that Coment. sobre el salmo 84, dice p Acts as a comforting and palilatiTe S. JUAN CRISOSTOMO: to the navy hospital in Glenwood which there have been 26 new uate of the school of social serv­ I (vary commaDity . . . ■gent. Only 25c. All druggists. he received a gift of a large can of Clara y bellamente: “Dios oculta Springs. Joe was severely injured cases. Other family welfare prob­ ice of the Catholic University of doetora rely on tbain . . . pa- lo que el horobre descubre. Si ocul- “Hemos Hegado ai tennino de !a tiants appradata tbair ehatr- smoking tobacco from the Amer­ Santa Cuaresma; ahora debemos in October, 1944, as a result of lems involve the need for emer­ America, is the case worker for the lol, azpart cart. Voa can tas los pecados por no confesarlos, a loading accident aboard ship and learn practical naning at ican Legion in Grand Junction. ayunar con mas frecuencia . . . y gency assistance and service. . . . Pueblo Charities. Miss Mary Ag­ SAYMAN SALVE TE CONDENARAS POR NO HA- has been a patient in a cast ever “It is difficult to find a suffi­ nes Venuto is the clerk and stenog­ home In apam timi. Couna endorud by Ernest Antonio Perry will re­ BERTE CONFESADO.” hacer gna PLENA Y EXACTA phyaiciani. 46tb yr. Earn whila leamlax. CONFESKJN DE NUESTROS since. cient number of adoption homes rapher in the office, which is lo­ Bisrb School not rtqairad. Men, women. I t HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE port back to duty at the naval SIGLO QUINTO PECADOS . . .” (Homil. 30) A new publication made its ap­ for babies of certain racial back­ cated ' in the Arcade building, to 60. Trial plan. Write Now I A DANGER SIGNAL supply depot at Clearfield, Utah, SAN JUAN que murid en pearance last week when the first grounds, arfd as a result the babies Pueblo, CHICAGO SCHOOL OP NUBSING le ano 407 dejo escrito que el El mismo: “Debido a que uno Dept. 631,108 Eaat Ohio 8t.,C1ilcace II,HL Often asaoclited with Hardening of the after spending three days with his sabe que tiene (]ue confesar sus edition of the Franciscan, a school have eventually to be sent to the The quarterly report of the Arteries, a Stroke, Paralysis, Heart Trou­ Oder de los sacerdotes, llega State home for dependent chil­ Please eend free booklet and I t aampla arents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene pecados, por eso nos preservamos newsSheet put out by the seventh work done in and from the offices leason paaea. ble Kidney Disease, and other gravt eoro- ’erry, 415 Belford avenue. lasta el alma y se renionta hasta and eighth grades as an English dren. At the present time we. are includes 143 interviews, 283 vis­ pUeationB. Resultful treating methods of el cielo. . . . Por lo cual es locura de ellos.” (Homil. 20) Name the Ball Clinic have proven dependable for Cpl. Jerry Dolan and CpL project, was distrubuted. It will in need of plans for eight of these its, 622 phone calls, and 241 tele­ nearly a quarter of a century. Send for manifiesta, el condenar tan gran El mismo S. JUAN CRISOS­ be issued every two weeks. Ray­ babies. . . . Four of &ese babies phone calls concerning cases. Jimmy Stranger, both members of poder, sin el cual no nos podemos TOMO, que era Obispo de Con­ City- 6Ut«- FREE Blood Preesnre Book—today. No ob­ the army air forces, spent Christ­ mond Brunjak and Roy Sirhal are are being cared for in St. Mary's ligation. Ball Clinic. Dept. 7M0. Escelalor salvar. . . . “LOS SACERDOTES stantinople, pregunta todavia; the staff. I hospital, one is in the Colorado Springs, Mo. mas together in New Guinea. Cpl. TIENEN PODER PARA PER- “iH a sido concedido nunca un poder SPECIAL OFFER Dolan, radio operator, is with tn Soldier Writei of VUit to Rome State hospital, and one in Mt. San DONARNOS LOS PECADOS, al hombre mds grande que este? El Rafael hospital, Trinidad. Two UNITED SUPPLY “Jolly Roger” squadron of the air HASTA DESPUES DEL BAU- Eterno Padre pas6 su autoridad S. Sgt. Herbert F. Jagger, son RHEUMATISM forces. He is the son of Mr. and are in private homes on an emer­ Service Men and All Men and Boyi TISMO.” (De Sacerd. Ill, 6, seq.) JUDICIARIA a su amado Hijo, y of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Jagger, gency basis. Arthritis Neuritis Sciatica Mrs. Lawrence Dolan. Cpl. Stran­ Afirma, admds, que de la Con- yo veo que esta misma autoridad, writes of a short furlough spent Why continue to euffer the ger, a waist gunner, is the son of “We are attempting at the pres­ agonising pains of these dls- en toda su extension ha sido entre- in Rome, N ^Ies, Pompeii, and the ent time to enlarge our foster STRONG, HEAVY eaaci when the usual remedies Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stranger. gada A LOS SACERDOTES.” (De catacombs. The letter states: have failed? Learn about a home program, but are having dif­ 24-INCH BEADEO-CHAIN with new, trustworthy, modem, non-surgical Mr. and Mrs. Mijee Ligrani were Sacerdotio.) “Stayed five dayspn Rome and ficulty in finding foster boarding combination Scapular, Miracuteua, treatment method. This marvelous treatment hosts at a farewell party Friday SAN JERONIMO hace la sigui- saw so many things that to start homes, particularly where small St. Chrlatepher and St. Joseph is completely explained in the Bail Clinio'a evening for Fred Heinrich, fire medal attached. new FREE BooItWrite today.No obligation ente pregunta: “^Porquf tienes to tell about them all would be infants might be placed. At the Ball Clinic, Dept. 7000, Ezeelaior Springs, Ho. man first class in the naval re horror en confesar que has come- useless, so I wiU ^ve the high­ present time we have eight chil­ INCXUDED FREE serve. tido con gusto y prontiCud?” lights. I had an audience with the dren in foster homes, two in adop­ Beautiful altvar plated pocket cross, size one and aavan-alghtha Inehet. Mr. Heinrich reported to Brem­ En su Coment in Eccles., escribe: Holy Father, and also had the tion homes, two in work-school lECOME A SAIVATORIAII fiysr SEisoN erton, Wash., after 30 days’ leave “Si la serpiente, el demonio, muerde privilege of speaking to him and homes, and four under supervision ORDER NOW . . . No. 7—Price 1.00 lAT BROTHER spent here. He is the son of Mr. kissing his ring. He speaks ex- in the homes of relatives. . . . No Studieft, No Tuition Required secretamente a un hotnbre. y lo in- and Mrs. Gottlieb Heinrich of fecta asi con el veneno del pecado, ceUent English and can tell at a Sacred Heart Orphanage Religions Art Guild JcHA our active and coatemplative Society Grand Junction and hasK,been in (Continued From Lott Page) glance from which country a sol­ If you Yn«h to cofiMcrate youreelf to Cod u i contests on the schedule of both y 61 se calla y no hace penitencia “As was previously stated, 2744 No. Laramie Ave. Lay Brother, devottox your life to prayer and the South Pacific for the past 15 y oculta su herida a su hermano y dier hails. He must spend an hour Sacred Heart home is filled to wo^ in the peace and quiet of the monaatery. months. schools the St. Mary Crusaders and a h ^ f each day with audiences _ _ CHICAGO 39, ILLINOIS_____ showed their superiority over the senor, que tiene un bAlsamo especial capacity at present. At the time U you know a trade, place it in the service Guests at the party were Mr, para curarlo, el senor no podria of sendee people. He speaks to the Catholic Charities office of Cod! U you are not skilled in a trade, we Shamrocks Jan. 12 by piling up a everyone who will wait opt the line. shall be |lad to teach you one. Develop what and Mrs. Homer Dale, Mr. and lead of 22 points. The final score prestarle sus servicios; porque si opened in May, 1944, the 'same is tpod in ^t>u for God j Cause! Ask for infor* Mrs. Gottlieb Heinrich, Misses el paciente se avergiienza de con­ He appears to be very tired but condition existed. The Catholic THE CONFRATERNITY OF THE maiion indicalinf your age. Address:______was 38-16. Marcelino Wilkins, cheerful and determined to keep Donna Lee Tipton, Mary Louise speedy Crusader forward, teameci fesar su mal al medico, no puede Charities office makes contacts VUT Itv. rATHEI Movmeiu, and Genevieve Willers, and Bern aguardar alivio, puesto que la medi up his present pace. Visiting the with the parents or relatives of aocoTT or the onmo; ueiou up with Orlando Herrera, fresh Vatican and its surroundings is ar. maam. wcowm______ard Willers, and Mr. Heinrich. man guard, in a fast-break com­ cina no cura aquello dc que no tiene children who have been in the in­ conocimiento." (Eccles. cX.) worth every minute and step spent stitution for a number of years Infant Jesus of Prague bination that the Shamrocks in the process.” Free for Asthma never solved. Wilkins, piling in En su otro comentario sobre el To date the parents of 71 children 19 points, scored enough markers Evangelio de S. Mateo anade: “El . . Naples is dirty and full have been called in his man- HOW TO BECOME Daring Winter of begMrs. I do not care to go back ner. ■ . . BLESSED MEDAL himself to offset the combined Obispo 0 el sacerdote no ata o A MEMBER FOR MEMBERS Enroll Now If you suffer with those terrible attacks of power of the PCH five. desata en nosotros de una manera there. Pompeii is interesting. There In his tabulations of cases AsthTna when it is cold and damp; If raw, is a church in the new town in a handled by the Catholic Charities You can become a mem­ A certificate of membership in Wintry winds make you choke aa if each The evening of Jan. 13 the insiconciente, seamos inotentes ber of the Confraternity of in the Confraternity and a Rasp for breath was the very, last: If rest­ Shamrocks were the victims of a culpables; sina que despufs de plirls’ orphanage sustained by char­ of the Diocese of Pueblo from Oct. ful sleep is impossible because of the sirup- ity. The church is beautiful enough 15, 1944, to Jan. 15, 1945, Mon­ the Infant Jesus of Prague blessed medal are sent to THE SACRED HEART Rie to breathe; If you feel the disease Is 51-31 defeat at the hands of the haber ofdo las variks clases de peca­ by making application for each enrolled member. This slowly wearing your life away, don't fail to powerful quintet from Pleasant dos, sabe lo que debe atarse y lo que to rival St. Peter’s or St Paul’s signor Miller lists the following Outside the Walls. The church statistics: enrollment to an established certificate indicates the pur­ send at once to the Frontier Asthma Co., View high school. Paced by their debe desatarse.” Confraternity. Such i Con- MASS LEAGUE for a free trial of a remarkable method. No center. Jack Krasovich, who lead is called ‘Our Lady of the Total case lo ad ...... 149 pose of the Confraternity matter where you live or whtther you have SAN CIRILO DE ALEJAN- Holy Rosary.’ There are many Children ...... 102 fraternitv is canonically es­ and also the simple duties Its loerabtra (both living snd drceisMl) any faith in' any remedy under the Sun, all scorers with 13 points, the Irish DRIA: “Los sacerdotes perdonan tablished io the St. Cyril of members; Alwaw to shsr* in th . rich spiiitusl beneflts of a send for this trial. If you have suffered unleashed more offense than they articles such as crutches, braces, Adults (family) ...... 47 Mass aatd daily, to end end of time, es- for a lifetime and t r i^ everythinR you los pecados de dos maneras; o ad- etc., left by people who have been New applications...... 87 (Carmelite) Church in Chi­ wear a blessed medal of peeiallr for th . member, of th . Leagu*. could learn of without ralief*: even if you have yet exhibited, but they were mitiendo al Bautismo a los que son cago, which is afiiliated the Infant Jesus of Prague, For Information write! unable to match the balanced granted help by the intercession Child welfare ...... 41 are utterly discouraged do not abandon dignos 0 PERDONANDO los hijos of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary. Family welfare ...... 38 with the head Confraternity and to say three times THR PBIE8TS OF THE SACRED hope but send today for thiy free trial It power of the Lions who are, per­ arrepentidos de la Iglesia.” (Com­ in Rome. Deceased persons daily, "Glory be to the Fa­ HEART, Sacred Heart Mluion Hoiue, will cost you nothing. Address haps the best public school team The card 1 am enclosing has the Work home applications...... 1 Ste. Marie. HI. Frontier Aithma Co.. 12S-R Frontier Bldg. ment in Joan. I, 12.) picture of Our Lady and the count Adoption home applications... 7 cannot be enrolled. ther,” etc., and "Divine In­ 462 Nlsgsra Street. Buffalo 1. Now York in the Pueblo vicinity this season SAN JUAN CRISOSTOMO: fant, bless me." and headed for the championship and countess who started the origi­ Types of Major Welfare Problems of the Pike’s Peak league. “Los hombres han recibido de Dios nal church. The picture is above Parents separated...... 11 LIFETIME DUES PCH Fra.hman Unbeaten un poder que no ha sido concedido the altar and is made of precious Parents divorced...... 3 ARE $1.00 BENEHTS OF The small but speedy PCH ni a los angeles, ni a los arcingeles stones.. . . Beautiful beyond words. Parents deserted children.... 6 Along with your application HOLY MASS There is so much to tell I will have Father or mother deceased... 6 freshmen have maintained a per­ . . . El poder de los sacerdotes for membership the dues of Besides the general benefits fect record in their competition to wait until I can talk to you." one dollar 'should be sent ^ more vou honor „f membership, those en- this year. Overcoming the half­ alcanza el alma, que la libra de Sgt. Jagger has been oversess All dues are used for reli­ a total of 22 months, 14 months w l. «ie Carmelit. time lead of the Crusader “B” todo pecado y se remonta hasta el SOLEMN JANUARY gious and missionary pur­ Fathers in Chicago enjoy team, they got out in front in the cielo. . . . ImitemoB a la mujer on this occasion and eight months poses. This oSerine entitles "Respect the child previously. Jeeus and you (hall the benefits of the prayers third quarter to hold a 21-16 vic­ Samaritana, y no nos avergoncemos ^ u to LIFE MEMBERSHIP never be in w ant" and the Holy Mass said on tory when time had run out. de confesar nuestros j^ados. El NOVENA in the Confraternity of the the 23th of each month fot They turned back a taller Pleas­ que se averguenza de (DONFESAR in honor of ' Infant Jesus of Prague. the welfare of all memben. ant View “B” squad, 24-17, Both LOS PECADOS AL SACER­ victories were paced by the cen­ DOTE, los oir4 publicarse en el die ST. JUDE THADDEUS aaaaaaaaaaasaaaaai___ iBaaaaaaaaaaBBBBaaaaaaaa a .o jr ter, Patrick O’Leary. The two del Juicio, no delante de una o dos CSHC Units Set CAtlMEUTE FATHERS. 6413 Dante Ave., Chicago 37, IU. ■ games were played as curtain rais­ personas, siho delante de todas las 4 for 1 aneioit ent dollar duet for LIFE MEMBERSHIP In tha Confrattrnlty a ers to the “A” squad struggles. In naciones de la tierra.” (Homil. de of tha Infant Jetus of Pragua- • muliere Samarit) Victory and Peace ■ the Recreation league, in which Name • > J the young Irish compete, they won Y en otra parte dice: “No os Mission Goal an overtime game with the Pepper acus6is ante mi solamente de los Bogina Sunday, Jan. 21»t a A ddreit Furniture five Jan. 10 by a score actos lujurioBOB, ni de las cosas que (Continued From Last Page) Ends Monday, Jan. 29th of 21-19. estin a la vista de todos, sino de CHy- George Andrews, Patricia Beatty, State.. las calumnias secretas . . . de las t B r 1 1 alto enclose one dollar for one )^ttr membtrship In Soelatv of tha !! malas conversaciones . . . y de cosas Vivian Moroney, and Fred Jahn, a LIttIa Flowar. • Some Gauset of juniors on probation; and Louise Under the Patronage of semejantes . . .” (Com. in M at [ ] I tnolesB ont dollar additional for a year’s tubierlptlon to the Car- p Ghronio Ailments Vol. VII.) Hendren, Audrey Kochevar, Rob­ THE INFANT JESUS malitt Rtvitw, which monthly brlnotbrings naws of devotion te Infant I* but it’s SMART S. AGUSTIN en el Oeste asi ert O’Neill, Gertrude Pachek, Ter­ Jeeut of Pragua and tha Littla Flowar. I IfNUlKi ^ habla a .sus fieles: “Que nadie esa Perez, Louis Patrick, Rudolph t PHllUPS’qi FREE BOOK— Explains venga a decirme: ‘Yo me confieso Perkn, Antoinette Velasquez, Helen PrMchers Rev. Patrick R. Carroll, O.P. Hawley, Robert Hoirtor, Edward Hlnnsapolis. Minn. to take Dangers Of Related Ailments con Dios; me arrepiento ante El, etc.’ Porque entonces, Cristo habrfa Skube, Mary Fern Verlengia, Jack Cyr, Ermelinda Lucero, Tony NOVBNA EXERCTBES Tlcar Bast CDissions dicho en vano; Lo que desatar6is 10:00 A. M., Lew Hass. Sermon sobre la tierra, ser6 desatado en el Prelesnik, Frances Arthur, Jacque­ Mott Rev. Franeit J Spallman. O.D- Pratident QoomY line Horvat, Marguerite Pettit, 13:00 Noon. Lew Maes, Sermon Rev. Thomat J. McMahon. B.T.O- National Secretary cielo; y en vano habrfa tambifn l:U P. U.. Novsna Prayers. Sermon PHILUPS’ Tfe-HEAITH concedido el poder de las Haves a and Mary Hurley, sophomores on Rev Andrew H Rogoeh. S.T.U. Aeeletent Secretary probation. 6 :80 P. M , Nevtna Praysrt, Sermon ‘ Su Iglesia. NO BASTA, pues, 1:00 P. M., Novene Prayeri, Sermon CONFESARSE CON DIOS: ES Retainefi members are Joyce Lamb’s Wool MILK OF MAGNESIA Ruth Anzick, Irma Jane Arthur, NECESARIO TAMBIftN CON­ Petitions receivtd at all times. Liquid or Tablets FESAR S E CON AQUELLOS La Vone McDonald, Gloria Sirhal, On January 21, Feast of St. Agnes, lambs’ wool it presented RECTAHCOLONICI QUE HAN RECIBIDO DE EL. Mary Lou Andrew, Bertha Culig, to the Holy Father for sacred veatmente. Membera of our MONICA Joan Muhic, Theresa Parga, Jo­ GUILD give “lambt’ wool” to needy miationoriee by giving a . AILMENTS EL PODER DE ATAR Y DE- SHRINE OF ST. JUDE dollar a month for veatmente. Our needs are great. Won’t yon SAT AR.” (Serm. 892, inter Homil. sephine Riggio, Jean Simonich, and THADDEUS Theresa Velarde. join our Altar Sodality? i.) DOMINICAN FATHERS Lmirn th. ttrlous n.tur. of Pilw, (fhosen for Key Club Fi.tula, Colon, itomirh and .auciated Y en otro lugar afiade: “Cuando AMERICAN GIRLS TRAVEL Acknowledged by doctors te disculpas y cierras tu seno, Twelve new names were added 1909 So. Ashland Avenue "NO MAN” disord.rs. WriU today for a FREE copy Chicago 8. Illinois ROAD OF HIGH ROMANCE “No man loved God more than as an ideal laxative-antacid, of a A0-pag« illustratad book. Thornton A dejas dentro el pecado, y excluyes to the list of Key club memberi. American girls. Medical Mission el perd6n del mismo.” (Homil. 12, Paul,” wrote S t John Chrysostom, genuine Phillips’ works a Minor Clinic, Suita HO, 92S HcGm St., They arc Donald Campl«ll, Jack fUr. Edward L. HTuxhct, O.P., S.T.Lr.* Sisters from Philadelphia, have holy orator of the Near East. On Director. ; double wonder overnight. Kama. City, Mo. ex. 69.) Buckley. Bill West, SUnley Gradi- jus: gone to India, land of fabulous the feast of St Paul’s conversion, 1. Alkalizes stomach acida En uno de sus preciosos libros sar, Howard Barger, Charles wealth and abject poverty. Bishop Jan u a^ 25, why not send a string­ —sweetens your stomach da el siguiente conseio a sus fieles: Digby, Robert Chapman, Charles Kalacherry, one of our best mis­ less gift to the poor Paulist Fa­ A “No escucheis a aimellos que niegan Mayernick, Richard Mudrone, Rob­ sionaries, gave them a royal wel­ thers of Syria? They are in dir# almost instantly. 2. Acts as M U S T CLEAR ert O’Neil, Robert Hoctor, and a pleasant, mUd laxative. que la Iglesia de Dios tenga poder CLASSIFIED ADS come. need. para perdonar toda clase de peca­ George Cowen. Members in good They are n o w in Chtngana- Caution: take only as di­ dos.” (De agone Christ, cap. III.) standing are Robert Huber, Fred National rata 25e per word per issue: mini­ Aii*C)NE rected. Get genuine Phil­ Y O U R S K IN mum 12 erorda. If four or more consecutive cherry, a long name with a longer Y en su sermon 332, 3, dice; Hegler, Fred Jahn, Bill Donnelly, issues are used, the rate Is 20e per word per list of needs. Mother Pauline, who Do not neglect the Church Unity lips’ when you overindulge “Algunos llegaron a decir que no Ed Sajbel, and Jack Jagger. issue. Payment must accompany all orders. hopes for many native sisters in Octave of prayer for the reunion and wake up feeling alive. Adt received on Monday will appear in the of all separated Christians and tha se debian perdonar ciertos pecados; Issue printed for the following week. (See the n e w convent of Mary Giri (Mary Mount), Travancore, has conversion of non-Catholics and '^ 5 DAYS pero los que tal cosa dijeron, fueroii your local Register (or local rates.) agans (January 18 to 26), or tha OR YOUR MONEY BACK ^ rechazados por la Iglesia como INSTRUCTION some interesting things to tell us; l)erejes.” Returns From “We all paid a visit to Changa- iroadcast by Father McMahon, In Yn Mil la* * “Rtlliwtid" Cwplnlti EARN 66.00 to 680.00 A MONTH AT nacherry, whose Catholics claim National Secretary, on Sunday, U » Man UCIunM RMMt rUu roir ikla Umm «iIt. S. CELESTINO (PAPA 422- HOME by writing. Particulars Free. Mur January 21, CBS “Church of tha btMDlthM (fxttfMlty noMd) tM lttr» vith ray Institute of English, 802-810 CHixeni St. Thomas as their apostle. • CmwNxUm m It cMti mUiIh. Mr 432) habiendo sabido que ciertos Collection Given Air” 1-1:80 EWT. ny. sacerdotes rehusaban absolver cier­ National Bank Bldg., Hammond. IndianaL Within one square mile there are L«nwnM }t«dkt(«4 CYmm U IW feriMU 0t « the Cathedrel and the Bishop’s know Evronoan Min PRortailtt. ll cvnttlnt ■ »»mUI ln< tos moribundos, reos de algiin URGENT adItM not foiml la iloillar patnaratlMH. LoChamo Gom (Continued From Last Page) MALE HELP WANTED house, two convents, four schools LOOK LADIES! ihloca far your caenletloe: grayisimo pecado, les escribe, dici- Word has come from Archbishop o s t e r l i n g r PARISHES OUTSIDE OF GENERAL SECRETARY AND ASBIS and a home for the poor. For the F \ . . then act before I. Ort«« out layarlUoa. t. twWiw tni Mkla irritation. endoles: “iPero que pr&ctica es esa PUEBLO AND MISSIONS: Ivanios of India that he still needa I. CloMM akla atorntly mm*4 MMkkoMt. —de no absolver al moribundo—si TAOT EXECUTIVE for publUhIng house Bishop’s Jubilee many new things the sell-out! 4. RiGmoi Ian* taraa. 9. Carraala ally akia. t. Qaatty ALAMOSA, Sacred Heart ....I 40.00 and fund raising department. Box 1101 are under way, notably ten new $250 to finish a chapel almost ^ . Silver-Plated takaa af 4a«f. tfry. 4uilM>ti band colored ai heautifol RIDICULE TELLURIDE, St. Patrick’e _____ aa actual, color photography, tSc. Band "Ralld-A*St«" I I BSa eocloiing parmaot te full for Stcrbni Silver PUted a few moments, until disrolved. No cook­ Preparatitms sbsohit^v froe for the asking. ing needed—it's no trouble at all. (Or PAONIA. Sacred Heart ...... 4.86 colored reprlnta 4o each — 12 (or 46c. PEACE AT LAST Many Near East non-Catholiea Tlirlft Plan I Tibtew«r« ttemiz*d Mow. Plouo ruth T o Fro ond Poet- Don't delsy. PiU out snd maU this toapon you can use com eyrup or liquid honey, RIGHT NOW I HOTCHKISS. St. Margaret Mary's 2.45 NA'nONAL PHOTO ART, JanatviUe, 10. S t Gregory, Pime from 590 to and pagans ridicule our Catholics ★ I poid. Mootr bock without quoedon If dbaotufted. instead of sugar syrup.) Then put Vf, ROCKY FORD. SL Peter’a ...... 82.50 Wiscouin. 604, put in the Mass the m y e r: for their humble chapels. But (rod STERLING ounces of Pines (obtained from any SAI.IDA. St. Joseph's ...... 19.00 DISCRIMlNATINa CAMERA FANS I Any “Grantpeace in our day!” Do you dwells in them willingly. We wish, I _T«otpoock« @ 5 for 50c _ J ^ o r k i ^ 3 for $1 druggist) Into a pint bottle. Add your TRIAL COUPON SAN LUIS. Most Precious Blood 44.52 I Exposure Boll developed and priuted, in­ Silver Plated syrup and you have a full pint at raedi' TRINIDAD: know of the Gregorian Masses, of­ before January passes, someone To prove oil wt claim, cluding a 5x7 panalled Rayeraft (exclusive Tablewara I — Soup SpooM @ 3 for $ I —^■Knivee @ 2 for $ I cine that will amaze yon by iU quick ae- FREE Holy Trinity ...... 62.20 with Ray's) Enlargement, or 2 Raytone fered on thirty days for a departed could send $750 to build a Chapel ;ioB. It never •poila, and tastes fine. B wt win lend youyo promptly in plain Mt. Carmel ...... _ f___ 46.10 to Match ~p«ekage, a graeroat sappbr of Page's Prints of each good oagative, 25c. Letdtn soul, which he encouraged? Write of the Holy Family in Iran, whence I Mr total order amouota to ^ Tbit simpit mixture takes right bold VINELAND. St. Therese’i _____ since 1020. Sncloee this ad for FREE . Pdfllative Pile PrepaiatioBa. Don't wait I AVONDALE. Sacrod Heart ______for our leaflet came the mse men. Teaspoons rm tifv i ttm hkU ti IM iM M trim tIUtt mtt% of a cough. For real results you've MadCoupoaf Booklet, "How (o Take Good Plcturee,'* never seen anything better. It loosens WAL8ENBUBG. St, Mary’s ...... 87.66 Ray'i Photo Serviee, 46-F Ray Building, ★ T. R. PAGE CO.. WESTCLIFFE. A ssum ption____ 6.60 Sand an communlcattona to Name. the phlegm, soothes tha irritated mem- La Croat, Wiec. Perks .. 3 for S y braoei, and eases the soreness, Dept 847-X-7, Hanhall. Hick. INSTITUTIONS: Name___ _ PROFITABLE PBOPB8SIONB Soup I Addraaa. 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J_ ■aotoi NEWS OF THE PEEBLO DlOfESE Pueblo Diocetan Editor, Rev. Patrick Stauter, M.A., 225 Michigan Ave. CHARITIES CARE FOR 87 CASES IN 3 MONTHS Blessing of Cornerstone Diocesan Consultors IS Mo«t Rev. Joseph C. Wlllginf, Bishop of Pueblo, officiating in the ceremony. Pictured here as the stone is being placed in position arc the Most Reverend Bishop; the Rev. John J. Kellev, Chancellor Report Indicates That of the diocese; the Rev. Thomai FiUgerald, chajJain of the hospital; Monsignor Aloysi'us J. Miller, Vicar General of the diocese; and Waller Cheek, stonemason. With his bark to the camera is Walter Hold Meeting Jan. 18 iOKOnED Bi DeMordaunl, architect. The building -is expected to be finished and dedicated in April of this year. Almost Half of Calls A meeting of the consultors of dinner. The consultors of the dio­ the Diocese of Pueblo is being cese are Monsignor Aloysius J. held Jan. 18 in the Chancery of­ Miller of St. Francis Xavier’s par­ fice. The priests will be guests ish, Pueblo; Father. Thomas J. Concern Child Welfare of Bishop Joseph C. Willging at Wolohan of Sacred Heart Cathe­ (St. Franeit Xavier’s Parish, dral, Pueblo; E. J. McCarthy,- Sa­ Pueblo) Ai cred Heart parish, Alamosa; Pat­ Placement Asked for 56 Children; Room for rick Conway, St. Peter’s parish, The Altar society had an enjoy­ Rocky Ford; Nicholas Bertrand, able social party after the regular Only 4 in Orphanage; Increase in St. Joseph’s parish,, Grand Junc­ meeting Jan. 12 with many mem­ tion; and Francis P. Cawley, St. Family Separations Shown Coiumba’s parish, Durango. Fa­ bers present. At the conclusion of ther Joseph J. Higgins of St. Pat­ the meeting a statue of S t rick’s parish, Pueblo, is also a con- Anne and Child was given to The second quarterly report of the Catholic Charities suitor, but is in the chaplain serv­ Mrs. M. J. Barta, who hire been a of the Diocese of Pueblo was given by Monsignor Alqysius ice of the army. Priests who are faithful, hard-working member of J. Miller at a meeting of the board of directors held in the diocesan consultors are given the the society for many years, and library of Pueblo Catholic high school the evening of Jan. title of “Very Reverend.” the president for the past two years. It is planned to have a so­ 15. Monsignor Miller, Vicar General of the diocese, is also cial hour regularly hereafter fol­ director of Catholic Charities. HiS report is published here Grand Junction.—Mrs. William lowing the business meetings. for the information of the lay people of the Diocese of Pueblo. Stevenson, 915 Rood avenue, was Luncheon to Be The senior Holy Name society “Since the date of the last report (Oct. 15, 1944) the wi hostess to St. Joseph’s Altar so­ had a successful Communion Catholic Charities have received a ------ciety, Thursday afternoon, Jan. breakfast Sunday, Jan. 14, with total of 87 applications for vari­ 11, with Mmes. William Callahan, Served Jan. 24 the junior Holy Name boys as ous types of service. Of this num­ Charles King, Preston Dean, and J. guests. After breakfast the regu­ ber, 41 were child welfare cases Orphanage Aid G. Werth, and Miss Mae Ver Hof- lar business meeting was held, dur­ nvolving 79 children. There were stad assisting. Last year’s offi­ At St. Leander’s ing which tSe following officers for requests for placement of 56 cers, re-elected to serve this year, the new year were elected: Ralph children. It was possible to accept Society Eiects are: Mrs. Oliver Tebedo, presi­ Sarlo, president; Josephf Saits, vice only four of these children for dent; Mrs. William Lancaster, (St. Leander’i Parish, Pueblo) president; and William O’Connell, placement in the Sacred Heart or­ Mrs. C. Colosinco, Mrs. Harry The annual covered-dish lunch­ secretary-treasurer. At the con­ phanage because that institution New Officers Chambers, vice presidents; Mrs. eon will be held in the school hall clusion of the meeting Father Mc­ is filled to capacity. Some of the J. E. White, secretary; Mrs. E. Wednesday, Jan. 24, with Mrs. E. Cormack gave an inspiring talk, applications have been placed on The quarterly meeting of the J. Clegg, treasurer; Father Nich­ A. Hager acting as chairman, as­ which was followed by the reci­ the waiting list for admission to Sacred Heart Orphanage Aid so­ olas Bertrand and Father Albert sisted by Mrs. Robert Chapman. tation of the Holy Name pledge. Sacred Heart orphanage and in ciety was held in the home in Puhl, chaplains: aiid Mrs. Mar­ This yearly affair is sponsored by The senior choir members had some instances arrangements are Pueblo Thursday, Jan. 11. Elec­ garet Houston and Mrs. Charlie the Altar and Rosary society, and a delightful covered-dish dinner being made to place a few of the tion of officers was held,- with the King, program chairmen. Father all women of the parish are in party in the parish hall the eve­ children in Catholic institutions in following being named to office Bertrand exhibited a beautiful vited to attend. ning of Jan. 9 with the priests of Denver. The same problem ex­ for this year: President, Mi-s. ciborium donated by Mr. and Mrs, School Activity for Missions the parish as guests. ists there, however, in that St. Leo J. Driscoll; vice president, S. J. Bond in memory of the de­ Five pagan babies have been Council to Give Bundle Party Clara's and St. Vincent’s orphan­ Mrs. Frank Krasovec; treasurer, ceased members of the Bond and ransomed by the various mission The St. Francis council of the ages are filled to capacity. There Mrs. Vic Johnson; secretary, Mrs. Callan families, and also told of activities of the school students. DCCW will gpve a bundle party are a few vacancies in Queen of Isabel Lynch; auditor. Miss Agnes the donation of a funeral cope Two babies have been ransomed for the DCCW Benefit shop Thurs­ In St. Patrick’s, Catholic High Relams Announced for Heaven orphanage which we can Moroney; and trustees, Sister M. and a chasuble by the late Mrs. by the students of the seventh and day afternoon, Feb. 1, in the par­ use for the placement of girls. Desideria and Mrs. M. Sterner. De Beque of De Beque. eighth gi'ades, who have sold can­ ish hall. Mrs. Anna Gentry, presi­ Calholie U. Colleelion “Some of the child welfare ap­ Vice presidents for the various Miss Joan Stevenson played a celled stamps and waste paper to dent of the council, is in charge, CSMC Units Set Goal of plications involve health problems parishes of the city were ap­ piano solo. Refreshments were raise their fund. The children with the following women helping: and we are working with the Crip­ pointed by Mrs. Driscoll. They served. The next meeting will have been named Michael Robert Mrs. V. Johnson, Mrs. D. Morin, By Chancery Office pled Children’s division of the tu­ are Mr.«. Tom J. Connors, Cathe­ be on Jan. 25 in the home of Mrs, and Helen Marie. Mrs. C. Newton, Mrs. J. Blatnick, berculosis clinic in following up dral; Mrs. Gladys McGowan, St. Patrick’s; Mrs. D, E. Morin, St. Frank Mancuso, 517 West Main The third and fourth grade stu­ Mrs. M. Barta, Mrs. M. Milich, Mission Project at $600 these cases. One of the child wel­ Mrs. Frank Pirtz was hostess to dents ransomed one infant, to Mrs. G. Arthur, Mrs. J. Zupancic, Returns in the annual collection fare problems involves a baby who Francis Xavier’s; Mrs. John J. the Catholic Daughters Tuesday, Mrs. G. Wheelan, and Mrs. F. for the Catholic University of was left in the hospital and we are Culig, St. Mary’s; Mrs. James whom they have given the name of America taken up in the Diocese Farrell, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel; Jan. 16, in La Harpc hotel, with Therese. This fund was raised Fellion. (Pueblo Catholic High School) gurated their big mission project making attempts to locate the par­ Mmes. P, K. Peters, Frank Hall, of Pueblo in Decembey are an­ ents of this child. Some refer­ Mrs. John Hoody, St. Anthon^s; by means of an award. There will be services in Rye With their goal set at $600, the of the year this week by electing R. J. Galligan, Marie Gallagher; The first and second grades this Sunday morning, Jan. 21, at nounced this week by the Chancery rals have been made from out-of- and Mrs. Robert Chapman, St. junior and senior units of the candidates for “Miss America of office as follows: Leander’s. Misses Viola Fuocco and Mae placed a mission box in their class­ 10 o’clock. the Missions.” Five senior and town agencies with regard to call­ Ver Hofstad assisting. Joseph Burke, seaman first class, CSMC of St. Patrick’s grade and PUEBLO PARISHES: ing fathers who are eirmloyed After the busine.ss meeting a room and contributed their pennies five eighth grade contenders for social hour was enjoyed, with the The musical program featured to it daily. They have ransomed (Turn to Page 11 — Column 5) Pueblo Catholic high school inau- the honor were selected by popular Sacred Heart Cathedral ____...S 76.50 in Pueblo and working oun some plan with them for the support of sisters of the orphanage serving a trio composed of Mrs. Charles two babies, Anella and Martin. vote. They are Joyce Anzick, Mar­ Our Lady of Mt. Carmel...... 90.60 as hostesses. Vickers, Misses Rosemary and Mission activities will continue To Be Distributed Monthly garet Connors, Margaret Coudayre, St. Anthony of Phdua'a ...... 31.S5 their wives and children in other St. Francia Xavier's ...... 110.58 localities. As was stated in a pre­ Pauline Wilson; solo, Frank Wag­ throughout the week. Irma Jane Arthru, and Gloria Sir- St. Leander'a ...... ».... 35.80 DCCW Directors to ner; piano solo, Miss Mary Louise Circle Entertained hal for the senior unit; Jaqet SU M ar/s ...... 36.00 vious report, the number of fami­ Giblin; and solo, Joyce Phillips St. Anne’s circle was entertained ‘ Catholic Thought’ Page to Schiller, Barbara Walsh, Mar­ St. Patrick'a ...... 200.67 lies separating is increasing and Meet Sunday, Jan. 21 Lt. Robert Harrington, doctor by Mrs. Lee Murphy on Jan. 10. garet McGowan, Dorothy Secora, (Turn to Page 11 — C o lu m n s) (TumtoPage 11 — Column 6) in the medical corps, has been Pvt. Harvey Mudd has gone to and Carol Andrews for the junior The quarterly meeting of the transferred from New England Fort Ord, Calif., after spending a group. board of directors of the Pueblo general hospital, Atlantic City, to seven-day furlough with his par­ Be Novel Sodality Project Activities of the project will be- PCH and Pueblo Parochial Diocesan Council Woodrow Wilson general hospital, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mudd. rin Monday, Jan. 22, with the open­ o f Catholic Staunton, Va. Mrs. Harrington ing of a contest in which a $25 war Women will be is with her husband. Lt. Harring­ La Junta.— (St. Patrick’s Par­ social hour. Mrs. Abbott, assistei held Sunday, Jan. ton is the son of Mrs. Helen Har- bond will be awarded. On Feb. 13 Father Sneek Attends ish)—The Young Ladies’ sodality by Mrs. Felix Morris, served r the winner will be announced and 21, at 2 p.m. in rinrton of this cit>'. held an important meeting Sunday freshments. Gagers Having Busy Season the C a t n e dral Pvt. William R. Eckstrom, Jr., the leading girl in each division Conference in SI. Louis afternoon, Jan. 7, in the home of Larry Morris spent the weekend will be crowned at a Lincoln social. hall. The dean­ arrived recently from Fort Fran­ Miss Lucille Resel. The sponsors, visiting with relatives in Denver. ery p r e 8 i dents cis E. Warren, Wyo., to spend his Miss Colleen Forney and Miss Win­ Other events scheduled for mis­ Action in the Pueblo Parochial have been unsuccessful in their The Rev. Andrew Sucek of S t The monthly games parties will sion week include a Mass celebrated basketball league for Sunday, Jan. three starts this year. '■fiVs'wd.V*’ 14-day furlough with his parents, ifred Carey, presided. At this be resumed on Wednesday, Feb. by Bishop Joseph C. Willging, ini­ ports, and the Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Eckstrom, 415 Patrick’s parish, Pueblo, is attend­ meeting the sodalists decided to is­ 21, will see St. Patrick’s tangle Crusader* Overpower PCH diocesan chairmen of standing ing the annual meeting of dioce­ 7, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Harry Cullinaine tiation of new members into the with the Bees in the opener at 1:15 In one of the more important Chipeta avenue. sue a “Catholic Thought” page to will be the chairman of the games CSMC, a patriotic box luncheon, committees will review their ac­ Dr. Robert F. Hall, in the army san directors of sodalities, held in the parishioners mon^ly on their and Mrs. Paul Beyers will be chair­ p.m. Sacred Heart home end St. (T um to Page 11 — Column S) tivities. Column i) St Louis Jan. 16, 17, and 18 and the climaxing social for the Francis Xavier's will match shots Communion Sunday, the third man of the lunch. The Altar and junior g;roup in Uie afternoon of Sunday of each month. The first Rosary society extends a cor­ at 2 p.m. to be followed by the Feb. 13 and for the high school contest between the St. Mary and will be an explanation of Benedic­ dial invitation to all parishioners group in the evening. PUEBLO tion of the Blessed Sacrament. The and friends to attend. Cathedra] teams at 2:45 p.m. The PUEBLO aodalists alsd voted to care for the New members have been voted Sacred Heart home-St. Francis candelabra for the year. Plans into the Father Higgins chapter of Xavier’s tussle is the important HDQRS. PbW SC A POODS were made to sponsor a valentine the National Honor society by the contest of the day and will go a For Thrifty Buyers party. Sgt. Trainor Is superintendent and faculty of long ways to determine the cham­ ^Robinson BrosJ Following the business meeting Pueblo Catholic high school. Twelve pionship of the league. BERNSTEIN BROS. MAJOR a social hour and refreshments students, outstanding for scholar­ On Jan. 14 Sacred Heart home J LIn3i:uftRKET LUMBER CO. were enjoyed. Listed Missing ship, dependability, leadership, and defeated the Bee«; St. Francis character, were voted as retained Xavier’s beat the Cathedral team; P“wNf :• 1 iSI 51 201 South Santa Fe St. Lt. Sitioh Viiiti members of permanent standing. DAIRY ij Lt. William Sisson was a visitor and St. Patrick’s was victorious C Three new seniors and three new over the St. Mary team. Phone 6220 ■1 Pure Milk and Cream J* in the home of his parents last In China Area week. He is stationed in Los An­ juniors had their names added to The standings after the second |i ‘Untouched b j Human Hand’ *| tjie list, and 19 sophomores were week of play are as follows: geles, Calif. selected on probation. !■ Home Delivery ■! Sgt. Don Rizzuto is spending his Ordway.—T. Ed Trainor re­ W Pet. four Butineu 1$ Appreciated FLOUR St. Francis Xavier’s .2« 1.000 THE D. E. BURKE furlough at hofne with his wife ceived word from the government Students admitted to the chap­ !; WE SELL FRANaS 'I and parents. He is stationed in this week that his son, S. Sgt. ter are: Mary Jane Bensik, La- Sacred Heart team..2 1.00 The Palace Drug Go. Plumbing & Heating Co. I; ICE CREAM ;1 The standard of quality for North Carolina. Burton Eugene Trainor, is re­ Verne Hawley, and Bernadette Cathedral ...... 1 .50 Repair Work a Specialty Hunyada, as full-fledged members; St. Patrick’s ...... 1 .500 Phone 59 713 E. 4th St. < perfect baking. Altar Society Meets ported missing over China since ;l Dec. 13. S. Sgt. Trainor is in the (T um to Page 11 — Column S) St. Mary's ...... 0 2 .000 The Store 318-320 N. Sanu Fe Ave. The Altar and Rosary society B ees...... 0 2 .000 held its monthly meeting Jan. aerial photography division. Phone* 27-2S 406 N. Main St. Office Phone 909 11 in the parish hall. Mrs. Clyde Lt. Patrick Trainor, son of Mrs. Calholie High Will Abbott presided. During the busi­ William J. Trainor, who was re­ ST. MARY’S BEAMAN ness meeting a six-month program ported missing in action several Play Foanlain Vallay Phone 862 Germ Mercantile was presented and approved. The months ago, and later was found HOSPITAL ROOFING games party was also approved for to be a prisoner of war in Poland, Pueblo Catholic high’s basket­ PRICE CLEANER and Liquors Insulation • Weatherstrip the year. The Rev. Leo Thome ad­ has recently written his mother ball quintet will be hoste to the AND DYER Ready-to-W ear CONDUCTED BY Shoes for the Family 103 Grand A**. Poablo, Colo. dressed the group on the teachins that he is all right. He stated in Danes from the Fountain Valley NO ODOR—NO DELAY-NO Sisters of Charity of the Church in tradition. H his letter that he has the privilege school of Colorado Springs in the REGRET WINES & LIQUORS 415 QUINCY PHONE 4TS«‘ PHONE 305 mentioned a number of traditions of attending Mass every day, and State armory Saturday evening, 625 (kiuri St., Pueblo Ph. 930 817 Ea*i C St. and explained their origpn and use. that he is spending his leisure time Jan. 20, with the contest slated PUEBLO. miA>. A discussion followed. After the in studying. for 7:30 o’clock. The strength of THATCHER Pachak Hardware meeting the group enjoyed Robert Trainor, who is serving in III SI. piimcicsthe visitors is unknown, but they BLOCK DRUG the navy, returned to New York are always able to muster a wealth & Furniture this week after a short leave spent of height and ability. SHELTON BRYAN. Ucr. SloTc* — Beat*r* (St. Patrick’s Parish, Pueblo) GROVE DRUG STORES Sherwin-Willtam* Product* Mount Carmel with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. The Shamrocks have a small “AN ETHICAL PRESCBIPTTON Llnoleuin and Linoleum Ruf* Fred Trainor. Mr, and Mrs. The Tabernacle society is spon­ team working under handicaps of FIVE BETTER DRUG STORES PHARMACr*. Sportinc Good* Trainor also received a communi­ soring a card party Thursday, Jan. youth and inexperience. They ( WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE (^INTRAL BIXHJt FIFTH & MAIN PHONE 2 6 Corner Northern and Eran* Avenna cation from their son, S. Sgt. Vin 25, at 2 o’clock in the school audito­ Holy Name Unit cent Trainor, who is in the signal rium. Special and table prizes 24TH & GRAND 726 E. 4th m e s a ju n c t io n corps dnd is stationed in France, will be awarded. A silver hffer- and he says that he is in good ing will be taken. Acting chair­ Oak Leaf Cluster DUNDEE Receives 24 health. man for this month is Mrs. C. J. CLEANERS & ROBERT S. FARiCY The boys, listed above, are all Vidmar, with the following host­ Is Awarded to Netc MONUMENTS (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, first cousins. Other members of the esses' assisting: Mmes. M. J. DYERS family in service are: The three O’Toole, George Huber, J. P. 3Itli * EUxabath St*. Phon* SUS GRAVE MARKERS Pueblo) P. E. WYNDLE. Prop. In a significant and impressive sons of Mr, and Mrs. M. Joe Brennan, Don Thompson, Earl WE RETURN EVERYTHING HUT 707 S. Main St. - Phone 260-W ceremony 24 new members were Trainor, Paul, Emmett, and Dan­ Hart, James Sutton, Ben Fisher, Walsenburg Lad HOUSEUIRRE THE DIRT received into the Mt. Carmel Holy iel; George Trainor, son of Mrs. C. A. Moore, Charles Balias, James mirrCle wall finish Name society at the 8 o'clock High J. J, Trainor: Ens. Eveljm Trainor, Rooney, Charles M. Scolere, Fran­ COVERS WALLPAPERI daughter of Mrs. Mattie Trainor, cis Maloney, Bryon Lay, William Walsenburg.—News received by ITEMS Mass Sunday, Jan. 14. A line of the Paladin, St. Mary’s high school 1 Pachak Hardware march was formed in the parish all serving either in the army or O’Grady, Thomas Carrol, Michael navy. Fagan, Robert Moore, Lorenz Bal paper, tells of an additional deco 7 ' PBENCB CASSEROLE Q A . ONE j & F nm itqre hall and proceeded to the sanc­ ration bestowed upon Mario J. Brown two-ton. tuary, where the candidates drew leweg, F. A. Boggs, William CWlON { JORNM . 1 Stove* - Baatcr* Batuello, a St. Mary graduate MIXING tfOWL Sharwin-WilltaB* Prodneta up in ranks before the altar. There Shontz and Edward J. Pettit; and _$1.95 Linolaam and Linalenm Bar* the formal reception took place. Msgr. Miller Appoints Misses Agnes Moroney and Mayne The message originates from an SETS ______8port! nr Good. Sullivan. Eighth air force bomber station 1 MacINDOE WE BUT. SELL AND TRADE After Mass a Communion break­ New Legion Officers in England and states: “An Oak S«t ot 4 IndlTUo*]. DOES AN AVERAGE ROORII Car. NorUiwiat and Evan* Av*. fast was given to the new mem­ Returns to Hospital Leaf clusteV to his Air medal has BuidiMl BAKE DISH bers at which an address was made S. Sgt. John Sheehan, son of recently been awarded to S. Sgt Wkll* Piutie PlumbiRg and by the Rev. William D. McCarthy, At the monthly meeting of the John Sheehan of 1001 Pine street, Mario J. Batuello for 'meritorious SINK STBAINEB ___ __ 65c Wasfarn Paint Co. acting pastor of St. Patrick’s Pueblo curia of the Legion of has returned to Bushnell General GEORGE SOFA. Hit . ★ achievement’ while participating 32 po. Stt Floral Healing churiih. Father McCarthy dwelt Mary held in the Cathedral school hospital, Ogden, after a rest fur­ in bombing attacks against mili­ SII-13 N. Santa P*. Ph. MU upon the important role that such lough in Pueblo. Sgt. Sheehan DINNEB WABE $10.50 , Special Attention Given BUY WAR BONDS parlors Wednesday, Jan. 10, the tary and industrial targets in the 1 an active body of Catholic laymen following new officers were ap­ was wounded in action in Nor­ Reich and enemy installations in to Repair Work 1 AND STAMPS plays in the life of a parish and pointed by Monsignor A. J. Mil­ mandy in July, 1944, and is now the path of the Allied armies in PUEBLO HDW. GO. Sh e r w in -Wil l ia m s . Phone 964 110 W . 2nd St. | in furthering the work of spread­ ler, diocesan director of the legion: ho^italized in the United States. Western Europe.” Pa in t s ★ ing Christ's Kingdom on earth. He Mrs. Mary Pechak of Our L*dy of Pvt. Ed Hurley, Jr., son of Mr. Sgt. Batuello, 22, is a radio 402 N. Santa Fe Ph. 100 emphasized the fact that religion Victory praesidium, president; and Mrs. E. W. Hurley of 607 operator-gunner on a B-17 Flying is not, or should not be, a casual Mrs. Catherine Draybeck of Our Van Buren, is home on a 16-day Fortress in a bombardment group Economical Home Loans part of the way of living for a Lady of Mercy praesidium, vice furlough from Florence, S. Car., commanded by Col. George Y. Catholic, but should form the very president; and Mrs. Jacob Skube where_ he has been stationed the SCHOOL CATALOGS . . . ANNUALS . . . PROGRAMS INSURED SAVINGS Jumper of Natoma, Calif. TICKETS . . . RECORD AND REPORT FORMS . . . warp and woof of his mentality, of Our Lady of Victory prae­ past six months. He is a graduate The son of Mr. and Mys. Joseph his ideals, and his conduct. sidium, treasurer. Mrs. A. K, Spen­ of Pueblo Catholic high in the Batuello, who live at 239 W. OFnCE SUPPLIES AND STATIONERY . . . DUPUCA- In the evening a “get-together" cer of Out Lady of Mercy praesi­ class of 1944. Ninth street, Walsenburg, Sgt. TOR PAPERS . . . STENCILS AND INKS . . . party was given in the parish hall dium has been the efficient secre­ Armand Jerman, son of Mrs. Batuello attended St. Mary’s high for the members, their wives, and tary, and retains that office. Katherine Jerman of 332 Michi­ school and was later employed as Your Better Printers and Stationers families. All present voted it a The curia in the Legion of Mary gan, is home on leave. He re­ a coal miner in Walsenburg. He most pleasant social. is the governing body in a district cently was graduated from school studied radio in Sioux Falls, S. O’BRIEN PRINTING & STATIONERY CO. SAVINGS&IOAN ASSOCIATIONyPUEBLO During the past week installa­ or diopese, and is made up of the in Texas with the rank of flight Dak., and aerial gunnery in Yuma, Chsxtetad and Suparriiad bgr tb« UoiUd StaUs Govtnuam tion of officers for the year was officers of each praesidium within officer. He will return to Hondo, Ariz., where he received his wiugs PHONE 603 PUEBLO 114 W. 5TH ST. held by St. Bita’i Altar eodality. th« district or dioeoM. Tax., aa instructor ia navigation. In Mtrch, 1944.