All Faiths Pay Homage to John Kennedy
Somber-faced Coloradoans of all religious denom inations.'all walks of life, all ages, thronged to churches fast Sunday and Monday to pray for the repose of the soul of John Fitzgerald Kenned\. the lioth President of the United States. Some entered the charchesi ------DENVER CATHOUC with tears streaming do«n theirI'isnor Mailer J. I'anavan. rec- faces unasha.medly. The sorrow tor of the Cathedral, and grief imprinted on their Monsignor Canavan. celebrant faces unmistakably told what of the Sole.mn Requiem Mass they felt inside: -NVe have lost Monday at the cathedral, said REGISTCR one' of our own " that Sunday Mass attendance Archbishop Urban J \eh r probably e.xpressed best the im- ''The impact the President's Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations pact that the tragic death of death had on young people, in President Kennedy had on all particular, was tremendous," THURSDAY, NOV. 28, 1963 DENVER, COLORADO VOL. LVIll No. 16 Americans, when he said in a (Turn to Page 12) sermon Monday at Immaculate Conception cathedral in Den ver: "1 do not recall many in Sorrowing stances 00" events in the life of an individual w hich seemingly Denver Prays On Sunday, Nov. Z9, 1959, the first Sunday of .Advent, Senator John F. Kennedy For Kennedy heard a sobering sermon when he attended .Mass in Blessed Protestant and Jewish .lead Sacrament church. Denter. ers of Denver joined the nation The Sermon was especiallv in expressing their indignation thought-provoking, no doubt, and promising their prayers for the mail who later became following the assassination of President of the I nited States President Kennedy. and who was assassinated last In statements to the Denver Fridav, Nov. '.’'Z, in Dallas. Catholic Register, the city's re Tex. The theme — "Nothing ligious dignitaries voiced their is certain but death." reaction to the President's mur der in such phrases as "day of infamy" and "the jungle spree." have touched every home and: This they said: every citizen w ith such a pro- ■ found sense of deep personal Bishop Joseph S. Minnis, Epis tragedy, suddenness, awe, and copal Bishop of Colorado: unashamed grief." "Mcmi by the millions have given tlieir lives in the service THE ARCHBISHOP presided of our country. And everyone and delivered the sermon at a of these deaths is a tragic oc Solemn Requiem Mass in the Cathedral Mass lor President currence. President Kennedy is the fourth President whos? of cathedral on .Monday, a 10 a m .Vrchbisliop Urban J. Vehr of Denver is signor Mailer Canavan, celebrant of the .Mass; memorial service that was at- fice has cost him his life;' and shown above giving the absolution at the and the Rev. Richard Hanifen, subdeacon. In certainly there is no .American I tended by an estimated 1,600 Solemn Requiem Mass offered for the late the rear arc other officers of the Alass, left to w ho is not deeply saddened by ; persons. President John F. Kennedy in the Denver right, the Rev. John Cot-ter, and the chaplains his death, whatever that Amer i "Several hundred persons eathedral Monday, Nov. 25. In the foreground lo the .Archbishop, the Rt. Rev. .Alonslgnor ican's |X)litical affiliation might were outside on the steps, and surrounding the .Archbishop in front of the Elmer J. Knika and the Rt. Rev. Monslgnor be. many were turned away be catafalque, left to right, are the A'ery Rev. John B. Cavanagh; the Rt. Rev. Gregory "Our prayers now are for the cause there was no room to (ieorge Evans, vice chancellor of the arch Smith, V.G.; and the Very Rev. AVIIliam Jones, soul of John Kennedy. May he M a n stand," said the Rt. Rev. Mon- diocese. master of ceremonies; the Rev. Ray arehdiocesan superintendent of schools. rest in peace and may Light mond Hamilton, deacon: the Rt. Rev. Mon- Perpetual shine around him; and our prayers are for his Poor Not Forgotten in Tragedy wife, Jacqueline, that she may be comforted and strengthened by the eternal and everlasting arms of God. Bishop's Clothing Collection Is Successful Archbishop Vehr's Sermon "Our prayers are for his chil dren and his beloved ones, and lit Rev. .Monsignor Elmer ,1. the clothing items were covered He said the one-day operation .-Arehbi.shop Urban J A’ehr gave a voice individual which seemingly have touched now for the man who takes on Even with the confusion of a lo the grief of Catholics throughout the Presidential tragedy still fresh Kolka. director of Catholic m a cellophane bag — evidence went off smoothly. He termed every home and every citizen with such a I the heavy task of the Presi archdiocese in a sermon delivered at the profoun-d sense of deep personal tragedy, in their minds. Catholics jof tlie Charities. that the clothes had been it a success. dential office. God be with us Solemn Requiem Mass tor President John suddenness, awe, and unashamed grief. cleaned before being donated .Most of the trucks used were in our hour of,tragedy and in •Archdiocese of Denver ri^pond- ABOUr 110,000 pouiuls in used F. Kennedy held .Montlay. .Nov. 25 in the cd to a call to charity and made .Monsignur Kolka said that obtained through the efforts of the days ahead.” clothing, bedding, blankets, and Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. IN' THE PRl.AIE ol life, in the pursuit of about 150 volunteers took part the St. Vincent de Paul society i Rabbi .Samuel Adelman, the 15th annual Thanksgiving other serviceable items were The full text of the Archbishop's sermon the duties of his exalted position, a sense Bishop’s Clothing collection a brought to parish churches by in the metropolitan area drive. and other parish organizations, iBMH congregation, jiresident of follows; less and shameless murder in our own be : Rabbinical Council of Denver: success Sunday. .Nov, 24. the faithful. In many instances, he said, it he said. .My dear Friends; loved land, has taken the life of the Chief was a ease of father and son Monslgnor said the donations • "1, fasted Monday because I In spite of, and perhaps be The items were received in This is the official day of national mourn Executive of our Country. Everyone asks working together for the poor should be processed within 45 1 feel we all share the guilt of cause of, the feelings of com the church vestibules and in ing in our beloved country. Our President why. What could be the possible motive for who eventually will get the days. He expects more bundles the assassin’s bullet. I feel the passion President Kennedy's as some cases directly at trucks has been brutally assassinated at a traitor's such an awlul deed? clothes. and boxes to come into the cen moral guilt is on all of us. sassination brought on. Catho parked in front'of the church. hand. Today in the nation's capital, a In his few short years as president, and "There was a feeling of par tral warehouse from outlying "May the hatred, bigotry and lics in 150 parishes here sur Men of the St Vincent de Paul shocked world' pays his mortal remains and in his official capacity, he spoke with ticipation for them in this chari areas soon. Colorado Springs, greed of that day of infamy passed last year's collection society maimed the trucks. memory a final reverent tribute of respect authority as the Representative of the free table project." said .Monsignor for instance, usually brings up I when President Kennedy was total by about 10 per cent, ac In some cases a little extra due his high office. world, to stay the hand of the aggressor and Kolka. (Turn to Page 2) I killed be cleansed by the tears cording to early estimate by the effort was apparent as som- of .A deadly bullet from the gun of a sniper wicked governments and malicious people. j of shame of Americans. has brought grief and sorrow lo every The entire globe is stunned and stricken in ' "As he fell there fell the civilized being throughout the wide world, sorrow. As with three others of our mar j sanctimonious self - image of regardless of political or national affilia tyred Presidents, he paid with his life American brotherhood across tion AA'ilhin my memory, I do not recall probably for the insane hostility against (the land.” 2,000 Students to Attend :nany instances or events in the life of an (Turn lo Page 12) I Dr. Paul H. A. .N’oren, presi- Annual CYO Convention (Turn to Page 12) Two thousand high school sU|. The convention will close on dents from all parts of the arch- Sunday afternoon with the cele- 750 Men and Youths Give diocese wall assemble next week bration of .Mass at the Chureh at the Cosmopolitan hotel and of the Holy Ghost and with the .Auditorium arena in the second installation of the new offieeCs annual Catholic A’outh Organiza tion convention. A program featuring outstand Stirring Profession of Faith ing speakers of national im- fiortance and many panels deal .More than "50 men and vouths MO.NSIGNOR MORAN’S ad or. .At no lime in life should this j A highlight of the ceremony ing with Vivo activities has gave a stirring demonstration of dress emphasized the power in -Name be used irreverently. .Al was the posting of colors by been planned by a committee faith at the annual Holy Hour herent in the Holy Name of ways it is the Name most jiow- servicemen from Eowry Air of firiest moderatois sponsored h\ the Archdiocesan Jesus. Throughout history, he erful. Force base Holy Name society Union of Holy .Name Societies declared, there is no name wor .Monsignbr .Moran stressed that prior to Exposition of the IllGHl.KillT OF the conven in St A’incent de Panl,'s church. thy of greater reverence, love, the .Name of Jesus men must Blessed Sacrament. tion will be the election of new Denver, .Nov. 24, and faith 111 archdiocesan officers with all have faith, reverenec, and love. Leading the proces.sion into F'illing the church to its capa -And to Holy Name society the political trappings of a ma This faith, he pointed out, must chureh were Fourth Degree city, the men were challenged members in particular, the jor campaign. be rooted in the Word of God Knights of Columbus, Boy to emulate in their lives the; Name of Jesus is a primary ob and nol in man’s human power Scouts, 20 servicemen from The social activities of the spiritual ideals and patriotic ject of respect, prayer, and hon I to achieve material goals. (Turn to Page 12) „ convention will center around qualities demonstrated by the the "Gold Ticket Banquet" on late President John F. Kennedy. Saturday evening at which John Eggleston of the National Aero The Rt. Rev. .Alonslgnor John, P. Moran made this assertion nautics and Space administra 'ML.' in appealing for prayers for the tion will he the featured-speak President in his address at the er. Holv Hour .vir l'',ggl"slon replace' R Cirgen; Shriver. director of the .-Archbisho;) Urban -I A'ehr Peace i'or;is. who was forced Stefan Hapsburg presided at the cereinony, at lo cancel his scheduled appear- whicli the Dc Profundis was ince because of the death of the read from the pulpit by Father President. John Harley Schmitt, spiritual i Germany Donor director of the archdiocesan! The national awards "Pro Den union .; et .luventute" will be presented Adds Thankful ' ffl .0 three outstanding youth work Pre.sidcnt Kcimed.v's high: A Mountain of Charity ers. Gift to Burse s|)iritual qualities,’ Monslgnor' There also will be two dances Moiaii iqld the men, "reflect; he highcs> traditions of mir na-1 Partial results of Sunday's 15ili unmial TIiankNgiving Bi--li- ojie a social mixer after the Six mft.--. mcliidi:;j imi fi'niii throu'ghout the world. In life op’s Clothing Drive practically engulf officials who spearhead keynote meeting on Friday eve Germany, addiii 5152 5ii Ihi- .1011 and in death, he has -et an ex ed the drive. Boxes and racks of clothes whicli eveiitiiallv ning. and the other a Conveii- pa-t Week tu the St Juile bui'M ample for all to folio,V " will find good use in some poor town or village almost reach "'on ball on Saturday night after fur the tramm.: of -■■■iifiiMMan- I ' j d the ceiling of tlie St. Vincent de Paul Salvage bureau ware the banquet. "The Classics" to b'Tome piie-i- in thi Ar-h Piesiilcnl Kemu-dv, he added, dmci’>-e of D"iuer house. Inspecting one of the items are Maher Pvtliiiski. treas -vill he featured at the mixer ecognized that he was his urer of the bureau; the Rt. Rev. .'Moiisignor Elmer J. Kolka; land the "Windjammers" will Till oui,-e I'.t,.; -'and. , ■hrollier’s keeper. ” His concern Rav Burns, manager of the bureau, and Martha Politzici. I make a special appearance dur- s:;.442 (M. was also for those in poverty, iiiu the Saturday festivities. Thaiik-.mv iim li.i'. a:..i till- the ill. the aged, and the phvsi- final week of t!ie iiiuiilh dedi ca'lv and mentallv handicapped. OF SPECI AL interest will be cated lo the Pour Soul.^ ofler a Scheduled befoic the iragfdv the exhibit and lecture by Stefan ehalleii'ze to make a .'aeiifice ihit the nation, the Holy Hour Inside the Register Hapsburg on Saturday morning. for the bur-e in honor of St. ' for the men and youths had a ■Mr. Hapsburg, who is employed Judo. Peace in the world and shadow of sorrow about those Denver's postol employes are looking forward to a by the General Motors com the bounty of the U S. offer rea- I attending. And from their prav- busy season — and some of them have found a pany. will bring exhibits of the son-- for gratitude : ers and adoration of the Euchar way to put religious meaning into the mountains Firebird gas turbine experimen Donors to the burse ini hide ist there came rene'wed spiritual of mail they face. Page 3. tal automobiles. Hambur'u. German;.. D AI , ,v2n. -tfength and determination m : Rio Blanco. Colo . .Mr- R l-i . The Ford -Motor comiiany will A Spacemobile will keep high school students up to .55, .AiionymoU'. slon. and. rroiii al'O sponsor a display, as will date on the new era of exploration. Adults — Denver. .A Friend. .55. F. C G , No Abstinence the .Air Force academy, the 512.50 and .Anoiiv niou- spi who may need it more — can have a look too. local colleges, and many of the Men, Youths in Worship ( .ilhniics are reminded that Page 5. religious communities. DON.ATlOVs It) tm ■'eimn Archbishop I rhan J. A chr lias A poriion of the 750 men and youths are At left in front is Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, Jimmy Durante, who will be ary bui.-e 'hould be -ent to ih-- granted lo all the ( alholics of Catholics in the U.S. may soon be hearing more of the shown III worship prior lo Benediction at the in town on that week-end. has who presided at the eeremony. .Men and Mass in English because of changes allowed by -Mo-t Rev Friiaii .1. Aelii'. the Archdiocese of Denver a animal Holv Hour sponsored by the .Arehdio youths Iroin iniisl parishes in the metrnpnli- promised to appear at the elec Arehbi'hop of Deini:, I'h,,:.. the Vatican Council. Notional section, page 1. dispeiisalioii from the law ol cesan I nion of Holv Name Societies in St. lan area lilled the church to capacity., St. tion meeting to greet the dele eery office. 15:;6 I o.;iin -treel. abstinence on Fridav. Nov. 2!), Aineent de Paul's chureh, Denver. Nov. 21. Thomas' seminary choir performed. gates. 1 leli'. ‘ I J. I olo. the dav after rhanksgiv inu. Page 2 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Nov. 28, 1963 Moss Set for Deceased Religious Clothing Drive Meets Generous Answer (Continued From Page 1) I events of the past week," Mon- able. a call to CH 4-5S03 will One thousand students from{ will preside in the sanctuary. two semi trucks full of clothing signor said. They will still be bring a St. Vincent de Paul so Denver parochial schools will All teaching orders of priests,; items, he said. 'received at the central ware- ciety truck out, be added. form a combined “choir” to Brothers, and nuns within the| archdiocese are to be repre “SOME PERSONS may have;*'°“®® The collection taken Sunday sing at the Mass for Deceased sented. forgotten to bring their bundles i ****** eventually will be distributed to Religious to be offered in Im The Mass is for the repose of' to Church Sunday because of If no transportation is avail the needy in 67 countries. maculate Conception Cathedral the souls of their colleagues who, on Saturday, Dec. 7, at 9:30 have died within the past year. a.m. Parents are invited to attend I Celebrant will be Rt. Rev.l and join the Archbishop in; Monsignor Gregory Smith, V.G.,| prayer for these deceased] P.A. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr' teachers.
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Honoring War Dood A wreath is laid at the base of the Tomb site of the freshly dug grave of President of the Unknown Soldiers in Ariington Ceme John F. Kennedy, is made of the finest tery in Washington, D.C. The tomb, near the Colorado marble.
Tht firms listtd htr* dtstrv* to bo MiRsiirr w. LiiaMAM OMALO J. HINCHANN CCRAItO R. rtmombortd wtiofl yoo oro distributing TiROCKHORRT. CeCU your iMtronogt in tho difforont lints of busintss. Colorado Marble COHRELL'S OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 711 8:30 Beautifies Site IF you are a Salaried Of JFK's Burial By Paul H. HalleU THE CONTRACT for the Lin coln Memorial was obtained in Dominating the grave of Man on your way Up, 1914 and was delivered in 1915. President Kennedy, as of all .Arlington, Cemetery, is the The contract for the block of Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers, marble suitable for the tomb of then Cottrell’s say: an edifice with which Colorado the Unknown Soldier was ob has been peculiarly associated. tained in 1930, and the largest for Church - Home - School block of marble (100 tons) ever All the marble in that majes quarried in the world was cut tic pile came from the Yule out early in 1931. All Sizes - Priced from 3.75 Creek marble deposits, now “GIVE shut down. The nearby town of World War II, which with Marble is now in the ghost drew the Italian-born miners category. from the quarry, gave Marble and its famous works the death Although the Arlington mon sentence. The mill closed Nov. MONDAY thru FRIDAY, 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. YOI7RSEL.F ument. originally called the 15, 1941. Tomb of the Unknown Solider, SATURDAY, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. j was established several years j before, it was not until 1931 that The Denver Catholic I the imposing block of marble CREDIT” / jnow resting on the graves was Register • CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED • I shipped from Marble. V i Published Weekly by The I That block, weighing some Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1100 tons, was the largest single 938 Bannock Street, Denver. , piece of marble ever cut. Subscription: $4.00 Per Year. Entered as Second Class CLARKE’S CHURCH GOODS I Following World War II, the Matter at the Post Office, Denver, Colo. ; bodies of U S. Servicemen who 1622 TREMONT PLACE Denver 2, Colorado ALpine 5-4200 - TAbor 5-3789 had fallen in other conflicts were placed in the monument along with that of the World War I soldier first placed in the tomb.
FROM MARBLE, also came the pure white stone that went into the Lincoln Memorial, the New York Municipal Building, the San Francisco City Hall. Some of the proudest edifices Cottrell’s of 35 cities came from the Yule Creek quarries. > 3 n u l t e . . . In Denver, they furnished New marble for the Immaculate Con ception Cathedral, the Colorado State Museum, the Union Depot, the Colorado National Bank, the I J o u r dupport the 6 -MONTH Post Office, the Cheesman Me morial, the old and new Custom I Houses, the annex to the State 1 Caoitol and the City and County j OPTION AL PLAN Building. oCoretto J^ ei^ Lts ^^ lum nae ^^duent ^ Id J r e a t L Founded in 1890, the town o f. ... is hand tailored for the Salaried man Marble did not boom until the « value of the marble deposit was who realizes how much his Appearance counts in his fully realized. The first quarry was opened on the east side of KEEP CHRIST competitive climb in the business or professional world. Yule Canyon in 1892, and one This plan makes it easier and more convenient block of marble was taken out at a cost of $1,700 to be sent to IN CHRISTMAS to get Better Clothes that look smarter... wear longer the World’s Fair (1893) in Chi ... and may even cost less in the long run. cago. BY USING In 1905 a road was cut out on Come in and see us about it. It’s as simple as this: the west side of the canyon and Yule Quarry was started. THE The first train came up to Marble in 19"6. Besides the pure white marble, marble was tak ADVENT WREATH P a y a Siacth. e a ch m ontlx en from Yule Creek of every hue — smoky mottled, mottled green, pink. blue, and black PREPARE YOUR HEARTS (mottled with white and green).
THE YEARS 1908-16 were the FOR CHRISTMAS days of Marble’s glory. Its At Cottrell’s you have choice of: “probable” population at one WITH time reached 10.000. It boasted five general stores, a drug 3 W AYS TO PAY store, a drygoods store, two ho THIS TRADITIONAL tels, two large school buildings, two weekly papers, six saloons, 30-DAY CHARGE ACCOUNT and a Catholic Cfhurch. FAMILY CEREMONY. Payable monthly in full Col. C. F. Meek, the owner of the controlling interest in the Colorado Yule Marble Co., 90-DAY CHARGE ACCOUNT though a Protestant, donated DENVER ORDERS ______$2.25 Pay One-Third each Month two lots on Park avenue for a Catholic Church, and the mar ble to go into it. The company 6-MONTH OPTIONAL PLAN employes donated the labor. OUT OF TOWN ORDERS ...... - $3.00 Pay One-Sixth each Month On Oct. 12. 1912, the corner stone of St. Columbus’ Catholic church of Marble was laid. This ORDER IMMEDIATELY TO BE SURE OF was probably the only church in the U.S. by that ngme, and DELIVERY ON DECEMBER 1, THE FIRST no attempt was made to antici pate the Pope in canonizing the SUNDAY OF ADVENT. Discoverer. There is an obscure saint named Columbus, but of course the Marble miners, 16TH AT BOULDER mostly Italians, were thinking of their famous compatriot. ______SPEER BLVD. AT SHERMAN Father ,J. P. Carrigan attend ed the church from Glenwood NEIGHBORHOODHBORHOOD ^ M OMORTUARIES RTU A I e . COLFAX AT MAGNOLIA Springs from then until the sta / 7 JluL TyianL SioAsi tion was closed, in 1937. Father Carrigan was a per 455 -3 6 6 3 2775 SO. BROADWAY (ENGLEWOOD) DOWNTOWN-SIXTEENTH & WEITON-OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT sonal friend of Col. .Meek and was always entertained at his Serving Denver’s ^Families Since. 1890 home on his visits to Marble.
r I J Cana Group | Thursdoy^lo\^^28^^2963^^^^^^^^^^^The^enver^atholi^^egistw To Discuss I Book Dec. 1 400 Postal Workers The much - discussed book, Love and Control, by Cardinal Leo Suenens, .Archbishop of Ma- line-Brussels, Belgium, will pro Expected at Mass vide the theme for a Cana con-i :ference to be held from 6 to' More than 400 post office must spend the busy weeks be pastor of Holy Ghost church, 10 p.m. Sunday. Dec. 1, in Our| workers are expected to attend fore Dec, 35 swamped in bun has served as spiritual director Lady of Fatima parish hall,! the 30th annual Communion dles of letters and packages and of the group since its inaugura 10530 W. 20th avenue. Lake- Mass and breakfast of the Den working long hours of overtime. tion. wood. ver Post Office Communion„ This annual Communion Mau The session is being planned group to be held on Sunday. selected to inspire the true « ‘ by members of the Lakewood parish Christian Family move IK U * p '" |“ 'ity and to help postal work- ment in the conviction that the the Holy Ghost church and the Iffs to rememher the reason of C o U f S G StO ftS topic of Cardinal Suenen's book breakfast will be at the Colo- Christmas « y i u i l d is of vital interest to all mar V- Skutt ‘rado Grange , hall, 3475 . W. 26th w ui k. , , The Confraternity of Christian avenue, following the Mass. The highlight of this year’s Doctrine will sponsor a special ried couples. breakfast will be the presenta- j The Rev. George Ford, ized course on the Apostles’ tion of a check to cover the cost Creed beginning on Dec. 11. THE CONFERENCE will be SkUtt tO Joseph's Re- of the mosaic First Station inj under the direction of Father — ■ ■ . jderaptorist parish, Denver, will the Mountain Way of the Cross The classes will be held every iFrancis Bakewell. S.J., of R e - , B l * O t h C r h O O a ' S i ^ speaker at the at the Mother Cabrini shrine Wednesday, for ten weeks, from Bleulug New Churth gis college; Dr. H. J. Albers,; breakfast. He is the son of west of Denver. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Holy an obstetrician; and a married K A Y / k f |f l |U A C C |George Ford, retired postal em- Ghost Youth center, 416 22nd Officiating at the dedication of the beaotl- Chancellor; and Father Edward Vollmer, couple " iploye, who was one of the This project was adopted at street. fnl new Sacred Heart chnrch in Boulder, O.S.B.. pastor, who was celebrant of the the breakfast of 1963 and the ’They will be conducted by the Archbishop Urban J. Vehr is surrounded by .Mass. The sermon was delivered by the A fee of $1 per couple wiU V. J. Skutt. president of M u-'^"'*"® money was raised by contribu- be collected at the door. Ad- tual of Omaha Insurance com- Rev. John Rae and Sister An the offlcers of the dedication Mass. To the Very Rev. Carl Relnert, S.J., president of (ions of Catholic postal em vance registrations are request-jpany, will deliver the principal THE FIRST Sunday of De toinette. left of the Archbishop in the picture is the Creighton university, Omaha, Neb., a brother cember, which generally is also ployes at the postal installations Very Rev. Paul Reinert, S J., deacon of the of the Very Rev. Paul Relnerl, both natives of ed and may be made by call-1 address at the 35th anniversary the first Sunday of Advent, was in the Denver area. Even non- Mass, president of St. Louis’ university. At the parish. Also attending was the Rt. Rev. ing Mr. and Mrs. Ray Paricio, Brotherhood Award dinner of selected by the founders as the Catholics when they learned of 279-5910, or Mr. and Mrs. the Colorado region of the Na right are Father Louis Kirby, O.S.B., assist Leonard Schwinn, O.S.B., Abbot of Holy Cross day of the Communion Mass the project made free will do ant pastor of the parish, subdeacon; the Very George Ivans. 233-1622. tional Conference of Christians abbey. Canon City. and breakfast so that the spirit nations. Rev. Monsignor George Evans. Assistant and Jews, according to Aksel The Cana conference, which of Advent might counteract the .takes its name from the m a r - i Nielsen, dinner chairman, commercialization of Christmas. THE COMMI’TTEE in charge COLOIAIO ■riage feast at Cana where Christ, More than 100 leaders in bus- Too often, the officials of the of the project was headed by worked His first miracle, is de iness and the professions are 18 MILES WEST OF DENVER group point out, it is easy to Charles Lively as chairman, as signed to promote happy mar serving with Nielsen in distrib ON U.S.40(W.COLFAX AVE.) Co-Founder of Columbons forget the meaning of the holy sisted by Claude Deals, James riages, lived in accordance with uting tickets to this event, which season and this is especially Coughlin, Julius Carabello, and Christian principles. raises 75 per cent of the budget true of post office workers, who Joseph Telk. Twenty-three other ' The Pre-Cana program in the of this civic agency engaged in postal workers assisted this Sees Vocations Increasing ; archdiocese, which provides in- an educational program for bet committee. Istructions for couples planning ter inter-religious understanding and intergroup relations. The check will be presented Vocations, the greatest need. There is an affiliated society.(as regards both the number ofwas initiated by the Regis Grads to Frank Morelli, chairman of of the missions, are slowly in-;the Missionary Sisters of St.'converts and that of semlnari- Christian Family movement, Walter K. Koch, civic and re- the Cabrini Shrine association. creasing in the U.S. and Aus-jColumban, in Boston. Ians, Korea comes first,” the iligious leader and president of Officers of the Communion tralia, according to the Rev. | ^ h at is the most fertile field Wsh priest replied. THE SUCCESS of this pro-, the .Mountain States Telephone group are William Lichter, John Blowick, coifounder with I “Of course, the prime pur- and Telegraph company, will re To Discuss gram encouraged the CFM to president; secretary, Jim Car- the late Bishop Edward Galvan; pose of the missions is not to ceive the 1963 Brotherhood Cita set up a committee to sponsor mosino, and Joseph Telk, who of the Mission Society of St.; make converts but to establish tion at the dinner, .which will the Cana conferences for mar has been treasurer since the or Columbans. ! the Church, and for that we be held in the Grand ballroom New Liturgy ganization was founded. Father Blowick, who stopped need native seminarians.” ’The ried couples. of the Brown Palace hotel at The liturgical movement as it New officers will be elected at the Register offices on his outlook in this regard has vast 7 p.mj Monday, Dec. 9. relates to everyday family life ly improved in the Phillipines, at the breakfast. It is custom way to the society’s U.S. head In addition to his responsibili will be the central theme of a Father Blowick said. ary yearly to rotate the office quarters in St. Columbans, ties as chief executive officer day of recollection for Regis col Neb., has just returned from 40 Hours' Devotion lege alumni at Regis Sunday, of president. One year it is held of Mutual of Omalja,, Mr. Skutt by a mail carrier and the next Lima, Peru, where his society THE COLUMBAN mission Dec. 1. also serves a number of educa by a clerk. Mr. Lichter is a re has been recently established. founder first became acquainted DEC. 1, 1963 Sponsored by the board of di-' tional, civic, philanthropic, busi tired carrier. with the Register on his first I Sunday of Advent ness and financial groups as a rectors of the National Regis Last year more than 400 at THE COLUMBAN Fathers, visit to the U.S., in 1920. Since' Denver, St. Cajetan’s board member. club, alumni organization of the tended the Mass and there were one of whose members is the then this paper and the Co-| ‘Denver, St. Rose’ Residence college, the day of recollection lumbans have had a singularly! Born in Deadwood, S. Dak., is open to alt alumni and their 300 at the breakfast. noted Far Eastern correspond Colorado Springs, St. Francis’I Feb. 24. 1902. he was graduated happy relationship. wives and guests. ent, Father Patrick O’Connor, Hospital jfrom Sturgis. S. Dak., high Monsignor John R. Mulory, have had a spectacular rise, Four Columban priests have Colorado Springs, St. Mary’s j school in 1919. He earned his THE OPENING session will considering the difficulties of received some journalistic LL.B. degree from Creighton Crook, St. Peter’s be at 9:30 a.m. in the faculty any mission society. training in the “ Register” university, Omaha, in 1923. plant. Father Blowick recalled. Limon, Our Lady of Victory lounge of the student center. Founded in 1916, it now pos Accompanying Father Blow Littleton, St. Mary’s I He married Angela Anderson, The Rev. Harry E. Hoewischer, sess 1,100 missionary priests, ick was Denver’s Catholic N.B. Missions marked with anj June 8, 1926; they have two sons S.J., dean of the college, will THE and more than 300 seminarians. novelist. Bill Barrett, who has asterisk (•) may have 13 Lnd a daughter. speak on “Liturgical Literature” Headquartered in Navan, Ire been in Ireland gathering ma Hours of Exposition of thej during the second session at REASURED land, the Columbans have cen terial for a life of Bishop Gal Blessed Sacrament instead ol| ~ 10:30 a.m. ters in the U.S., Australia, Rev. John Blowick, S.S.C. van. 40 Hours. A period for confession or LIFETIME Korea, the Philippines, Burma, meditation will precede Mass at of Columban missions? I Vincentians the Figi Islands, Lima, and 11:45 a.m. The Rev. Robert F. GIFT “The answer is difficult, but, | Santiago, Chile. I To Hold Rotreal Houlihan, S.J., administrative Freeway Poses Problems I The fourth annual St. Vincent assistant to Father Hoewischer, ; CHUCXTIMM de Paul society retreat will be will be the celebrant at Mass, ninij! The Rev. Harry R. Kiocker, j held at the Sacred Heart re TOM McKAY For N. Denver Parishes S.J., associate professor of phi PRAYER BOOK AND MISSAL treat house, Sedalia, beginning losophy, will give the sermon. A CHOICC OF IN THE NEW The cloverleaf patterns on the air in the big cities,” he said, at 7:45 p.m. Friday, Dec. 13, Following lunch in the center, i FINE IIN0IF4OS: proposed new freeway across a factor which caused a drop $3.30-$4.7S-M.S0-$10.0O-$n.SO ASPEN ROOM and ending Sunday evening, the final session at 1:35 p.m.j ■rMol Idition In Whiln U othtr; $15 North Denver by way of West in property values along the will cover “The Liturgical | Evsry Night Exetpt Dec. 15. H four local kooknoio caniMF upair Sundsyi and Mondiyt 48th avenue will bring no luck highways. Year” with the Rev. Edward L .. too, wtHo lor oomo *F M am t Joolor. to parishes in its path. It was hard to estimate how This is a reminder to those Maginnis, S.J., assistant profes FIRST SHOW 9:00 P.M. Already properties have de much the parishes would be Vincentians and friends of the sor of theology, as the speaker. The EDWARD O'TDOLE CD., lie. clined in value, and both Holy hurt, he added, because as yet society who have not attended FUILISHEIS I* saaK naci, new tosk t, n. t. Family and St. Catherine’s par the location of the cloverleaf a retreat with the parish BENEDICTION will be held; ishes will be hurt by the de turn-offs had not been finally groups, that they are welcome to at 2:25 p.m., followed by an in parture of parishioners whose decided upon. attend with the city-wide Vin formal question and answer pe good homes will-be shouldered centian group. riod. away by the road construction, PASTOR OF Holy Family Reservations are available Reservations for the day of r or who leave because of the in- parish, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor through Dec. 8 by calling Herb recollection will be accepted by covenience, noise, and fumes Forrest Allen, said that the White, 377-7558, or Chet Wibel, the Regis college alumni office peculiar to major highways. freeway would have similar ef 322-9147. through Friday, Nov. 29. These views were expressed fects in his parochial area, di by both pastors. viding it somewhat, and affect The Rt. Rev. Monsignor De ing access to park and other RENT A NEW BALDWIN lisle A. Lemieux, pastor of St. recreational areas. Catherine’s, told the Register “It might possibly mean some PIANO OR ORGAN NOW ... M this week that the freeway new development,” he said, “would definitely have a ten “but its main effect will be the ALL RENTAL MONEY CAN BE APPLIED TOWARD E = dency to isolate the area.” destruction of quite a few nice = PURCHASE homes.” I Rent now . . . Buy For Christmas 1 “ALREADY THERE has been The Colorado Supreme Court some drop-off of families, about this week supported a Denver 1 20 in the past three years, while District Court decision dismiss i Rental will be down payment and the project was under discus ing a suit to block the routing First Payment will be in 1964 E sion,” he added, “and no doubt of Interstate Highway 70 by way there will be more. People are of W. 48th avenue. 1 Stony Place Mission selling out. The suit, brought by three res PIANOS B A L D W IN ^ O R G A N S = “We have fought it every way idents in the area affected by ’The Columban Fathers work in this destitute area at St. Ovtr a hundrad yurs at miniul axcallaiKt S we possibly could,” the pastor the freeway plan, sought inval “In Denver's Music Center" Matthew’s parish, Pedregal (the stony place), on the outskirts said, “it would have been better idation of a Denver city ordin SHOP EARLY - BUY WISELY of Lima, Peru. Father Gerald Stanley (on the bridge), a in every way for the freeway ance giving city officials the 1623 California 222-9701 i volunteer from Ireland, is serving with the Columban Fathers to have taken another direction. right to enter into agreement FrM Parking . . . 1745 Stout E GIVE USEFUL AND LASTING GIFTS among the poorest of the poor in Lima. Father Stanley’s “We are becoming much more i with the state highway depart Optn Monday tvtning 'til 1:30 . . . othtr tvtningt by appointmoiit 1 brother, Patrick, resides at 1160 Eim street, Denver. conscious of the pollution of the ment to construct the freeway. =" LET US SHOW YOU OUR COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY TlflxM oL Sm diL AND DAILY MISSALS :r SUNDAY, DEC. 1 First Sunday lA J e guarantee... Prayer Books for Men, Women and Children of Advtnt (violat vtstmants). Mass Propar; no Gloria; Creed; Preface of ;r the Trinity. Inexpensive and Better Quality
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JOSEPH'S (Redemptorist) CHURCH ing you ve oireody storted to save To OFFICI.AL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER ward 0 paid-up Christmas next year. All weekdays: At 8:00 a.m. During Mass,-" "Monday thru Friday;" 3:00, 5:30 and 7:30 p.m.; The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. We confirm it as the official publication of the Sunday (Dec. 11 no novena service in morning; 3:00, 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. archdiocese. Whatever appears in its columns over the AMERICAN signature of the Ordinary or those of the Officials of our Transportation via Tramway: No. 50 Bus to front No. 5 Bus to 6th and Bannock — walk 4 short Curia is hereby declared official. NATIONAL door of Church (W. 6th and Galapago) blocks to Church. No. 3 Bus to 6th and Broad We hope The Register will be read in every home of way — walk six short blocks West to Church. the archdiocese. No. 60 (Loretto Heights) Bus to 8th and Galapago Parking: On Parish lots, across from Church and in We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a BANK Drive-Ill taeliiog / free In-tenk Parklaf — walk two blocks South to Church. rear of Church on Fox St. taste in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of The Register. irik aaJ Slaat / 244-6911 Year around novena in honor of Our Mother of Perpetual Help every Tuesday, during 8:00 >i« L RB.A.N’ J. VEHR f’east of St. Francis de Sales .\rchbishop of Denver ANOTHER FREE GIFT! The informat.on and humor p ad 'ed js Moss and 3:00, 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday morning, 7:00. Jan. 29, 196M 1964 “ Farmer’s Almanac” ! P'ck up your copy of ANB fodoyljB I aai; Page 6 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Nov. 28, 1963 Lowry Sodality 0|i I M to WOMEN Given Facts About Seminary Theresians' Chaplain The Rev. James Prohens, C. R. rector of St. .Andrew .\vel- lino’s seminary, Denver, ad To Attend Denver Meet dressed members of the Lowrv- Catholic Women’s sodality at The December luncheon meet- Mrs. Don Christopher, Mrs. their meeting, Nov. 18, at ing of the Theresians of Denver Leonard Murphy, Mrs. Gerard Lowry .\ir Force base. His sub- will be held at the Park t j n o J. Smith, Mrs. Frank Patton, ject was "A Day in the Semi- hotel on Tuesday, Dec. 3, at all of Denver, and Mrs. Robert nary ” 12:30. p.m. Ord, Evergreen. Father Prohens is a native, A"**"*""’ of Majorca, Spain, and has A SUBCOMMITTEE, headed studied in both Barcelona and| by Mrs. Don Christopher, is Madrid. He has been in Colo composed of these speakers: rado for the past 10 years with Mmes. Leonard Murphy, Ger the Theatine Fathers, a cleri ard J. Smith, Thomas Kerwin, cal order, founded by St. Caje- Gerald Hencmann, John Ma tan in 1524 for the purpose of honey, Thomas Sheehan, and teaching boys and to train young Miss Helen Burke. 50th Wtldlng Amivnmry men from the priesthood. Advont Wroath Boostors Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Nichols, Sr., above, Denver, recently Mrs. Kenneth Selle, prefect, Regis Fashion Discussing the sale of Advent' wreaths Spirit of Christmas and to provide funds for celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. They were married has announced that in addition sponsored by their organixation are members the college scholarship fund. The wreaths cost Nov. 17, 1013, in S t Mary’s church. Grand Island, but have to the first Friday morning Show Nov, 30 of the Loretto Heights College Alumnae asso $2.25 locally and $3 If mailed out of town. Or lived in the Denver area most of their married life. 'Hie Nichols meetings, the sodality will in The luncheon and fashion ciation currently working on the annual proj ders are being taken by the alumnae office have three sons, George F., Lakewood; Leo M. and Fred W., augurate an evening meeting on ,• show sponsored by the Denver ect. They are, from left, Mrs. James Horvat, at 936-3477. All orders will be delivered on er Jr., of Denver; and two daughters, Mrs. Roy H. Gillis, Sheridan, the third Monday of each month Regis club auxiliary will be Dilia Mapelll, Mary Lou Zarlengo, Mrs. John before Dec. 1, the first Sunday of Advent The Wyo.; and Mrs. Thomas L. Quinn, Denver; also 16 grandchil Meetings will be held in Build held Saturday, Nov. 30, at 1:30 R. Moran, Jr.; Mrs. Regis P. Malloy, and wreaths are made of true evergreen boughs dren. ing 404, across from Chapel 2. p.m. in the Regis center. Mrs. James A. Ryan. The project was initi and packaged with candles, ribbons, and pray The program, originally ated eight years ago to promote the true er leaflet. Sptdtliitt In Party P tstrlts PmSH^BCAUTieuL planned for Nov. 23, was de Engaged ferred to the later date because FLOWiERS MARY ANNE DRY CUANINO PAST DULivenr of the death of President John Mrs. Felling Awarded PHONI A ONAIlOU BAKERIES Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Rogers, F. Kennedy. AND UUNDRY Denver, have announced the en C«H All Butter Tickets purchased for the pro gagement of gram Nov. 23 will still be good Pin for Hospital Work Rev. John V. Anderson CAKES their daughter, for the show next Saturday, of CASCADE far Mrs. Mark J. Felling, Sr., was MOTHER MARY CHARLES, ttyun Carol, to Gary chaplain, will address the group ficers of the auxiliary said. Wtddlaei awarded a Life pin in recogni provincial Mother of Omaha, J. Maurek, son and witness the election and in Fashions are being furnished by and tion of 2,000 hours of volunteer gave a short talk. Sister Mary of Mr. and Gano Downs. Partfts stallation of the new officers work at the Volunteer dinner Jerome, formerly of Mercy hos Mrs. Atley I. and board members. Call Maurek of Nov. 19 at Mercy hospital. pital, was also a guest. Distinctive a n f . I r a adtw y — PI. M m Engagmd Clinton, la. THE PROMOTION committee Mrs. Felling was the only vol » W. wrare, Uaffawaae-SU M IH The bride-elect Colonel (US.\F Retired) and unteer to merit the Life pin this U Braaaway — sp 7-74U of the National Sisterhood Vo Portraits is a graduate cation conference will offer a Mrs. Andrew J. Hemstreet, Jr., year. She started her volunteer of Marycrest program to acquaint the mem Denver, have announced the en service five and one-half years You art eordlaUy In- r WWWWWVWWWWWWWVW ago, first working in the recov vlled to MS our Po^ high school, bers with the facts of this con gagement of their daughter, trilture In Blick and MIsi Rogtn ery room service desk and la 6TH AVL Denver, and is ference. Susan Kaye, to Gordon Frank BAKERIES Wbitt, U lli and Utraet ter at the information desk. She Color. attending Marycrest college, The members of the commit lin Dveirin, son of Alfred I. & OLIVER'S intends to continue her work. Home of Fine Pastries Davenport, la. Her fiance is a tee are Miss Margaret Sullivan, Dveirin and the late Mrs. Dvei MARION graduate of Northeast Missouri chairman; Miss Helen Burke, rin of Denver. 66 So. Broadway Faingold Studios State Teachers’ college, Kirks-! SOME 150 VOLUNTEERS of 753 So. University Meat Market the Women’s auxiliary were en 1550 Colorado Blvd. Hilton Holtl ville. Mo. A summer wedding’ 2410 East 3rd Ave. "Serving Denver Since 1923 With Quality Meats" is planned. tertained at the dinner by the Phone IM-lIM Archbishop Vehr to Be Sisters of Mercy in appreciation Cut for the many hours of volunteer CHOICE STEAKS - ROASTS To ORDER work during the past year. "Sight and Sound Our Specialiv" Fresh Poultry Fish ^ Service pins were awarded to Christmas Party Guest 48 women, representing a total AL'S APPLIANCES 9 Professional Meat Cutters to Serve You ^ of 10,314 hours of actual hospital Sales and Service atl makes Phone PE. 3-4629 1312 E. 6th Ave. :> Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will organizations in the archdio work, not including 2,842 hours Commerce Ctfy's .V.W.V.VuV . - .. .w .' be guest of honor at the tradi cese. Its purpose is to supply al given by the Junior Volunteers Fine TV and Appliance Service •’KR.!iin:i tional Christmas party of the tar linens, vestments, and other In Pink. 7260 Monaco 2HK-(I«1II Tabernacle society to be held sanctuary needs requested by Mrs. A. J. Topil, immediate at 2 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 6. priests in the missions and past president, was also pre ^ A The meeting will be held in churches of the archdiocese. sented a Life pin as is custom the home of Mrs. T. Raber Tay ary for retiring presidents. Dur^ lor, 790 Fillmore street. Vest TO FINANCE the needs of ing the past 10 years, 18 women CHRISTMAS ments and altar linens, hand these churches, the special pro have received this pin. made by members of the so ject of the society is the collec Mrs. Robert Slattery, presi ciety, will be on display. There tion of old gold and silver as dent, presented the Sisters with TRADITION also will be a Christmas musi well as of old coins. a check for $5,000 at the dinner. cal program. This collection goes on from The Auxiliary has now paid a year to yaar. Donations of these total of more than $31,000 to MRS. ROBERT J .' McGlone, Items may be brought to the wards the $100,000 pledge made president of the society, invites meetings. in 1961. MRS. JOSEPH DeBELL, the all Catholic women of the Den former Mary Ann Crowe, is ver metropolitan area to attend the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the party. Greater Denver Rosary The Tabernacle society is one L. F. Crowe, Denver. Bride of the oldest and most active groom is the son of Mr. and Makers Elect Officers Mrs. J. DeBell, Denver. Dou Some 40 clubs belong to the ble-ring ceremony was per Mrs. Dorothy Boyce has been elected president of the Greater organizations and have chained formed in St. Catherine's Denver Rosary makers. Other 58.000 rosaries this year for church, Denver. Following a officers are Mrs. Gertrude missions in the U.S. and abroad. wedding trip, the couple are CUJB Whalen, vice president: Mrs. The two newest clubs are St. residing in Denver. Margaret Michelettl, secretary; Peter’s church, Greeley,- and Miss Betty Welch, treasurer; Holy Trinity, Westminster. The and D. F. McEnery, supplies. former has 18 members and the MAIL THIS Dr. James P. Gray latter eight. OPTOA^ETRIST Ciub's Dance Meetings next week have I Queen’s Daughters been scheduled for Dec. 4 by COUPON FOR A Eyes Examined Is Rescheduled the Lowry Rosary makers, and Visit our special Visual Care I The Queen’s Daughters will The dance planned by the for 8 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 7, by Contact Lenses I hold their regular meeting on Paramount Social club for the the Cathedral Rosary makers. CURRENT LIST display now for I Sunday, Dec. 1, at three p.m. evening of Nov. 22 was post Potential Lowry members the best selection! 213 Colo. Bldg. jin the home of Mary McGlone, poned to Friday, Nov. 29, be may contact Mrs. Anny Small, 1615 CaUf. il236 Milwaukee street. cause of the death of President 569 Oakland court, Aurora. The ' Hostesses for the afternoon Kennedy. Cathedral group will meet in OF CATHOLIC MARS DRUG For Appointment Call; are Misses Lillian .Anthony, The dance will begin at 8:30 the basement of the church. 825-8883 I Hazel Costello, Marguerite p.m. in the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall, 1545 S. Broadway. Recent rosary distributions 1001 BROADWAY 'Rothaus, Isabells, and Magda include: CHURCH BONDS lene Staub. An orchestra has been engaged. Refreshments will be served Precious Blood Fathers in San Election of officers for the tiago, Chile, 350; Visitation par coming year will be held. later in the evening. The same committee that was ish, 65; Maryknoll Fathers. New THAT YIELD James Ewart will entertain York, 200; Sacred Heart par with Christmas music. in charge of the postponed dance will serve. Additional in ish, 70; Father Harold Rahm, S.J., El Paso, Tex., 69; Colum- Regis Mothers’ Club formation can be obtained from DP TO m% Lucille Custy, 781-1632. ban Fathers, Nebraska, 300; St. A festively set buffet table, Joseph’s hospital, Denver, 100; Bottom Sister Lucia, O.S.L.V.,. Eagle Boneless. United States Dept, of decorated Student union, and News Deadline! Agric. Choice Grade Beef. warm atmosphere will set the Pass, Tex., 160; Legion of Mary, Round (Save 32c per lb.) scene for one of the top social The deadline for news stories Cathedral, 75; Mother of God events for the parents of Regis and pictures to appear In the Sisters, Newton, Va., 200; Fran Good earnings and safety are “Denver Catholic Register’’ is ciscan Fathers, Gallup, N. students, the annual Christmas yours when you buy bonds of Catholic party. {Monday at 5 p.m. Mex., 200; Holy Father, 500. Top Boneless. United States Dept, of Archbishops, Bishops or Religious The party, given jointly by Agric. Choice Grade Beef. St. Vincent’s Aides Orders. You can earn up to 5V4 %. The Round (Save 28c per lb.) the Mothers club and Fathers Steak club, will be held Dec. 1 as an „• „ » j • . „ moral obligation is obviously of for United Nations, will discuss open house UNICEF at the meeting. | the highest, as is the record for prompt The speaker will be the Veryl™""‘ the society is now conduct-1 payment of principal and interest. Rev. Monsignor WiUiam H.jJ- Sullivan, 810 Race street, Dairy Glen. Enjoy real butter ing a drive for new members. I Investments may be made in amounts Jones, archdiocesan superinten-i Tuesday, Dec. 3, at 2 p.m. Guests are invited to attend the at this savings. of $500 and $1000. Mail the Butter ; dent of schools. Mrs. John R. Fiore, repre- meeting which will be followed! The committee in charge will senting the Speakers Service by a tea and social hour. below coupon for an up-to-date list of be headed by Mrs. C. H. LeDuc, Catholic Church securities. There assisted by Mmes. Robert Bel- is no charge or obligation for less, Eileen Brennan, James Canzona, Joseph Fox, Stan Hall, this information. Salad Dressing ;~ < Walter Kautzy, William O’Shea, A 49 George Reynolds, and Jeah Spinney. BOSWORTH .Mothers who will pour will be Mmes. .Andrew Marlelon, Mich S U L L I V A N & ael Marzano, R. B, Potter, and Orange Juice 1 4 Robert Close. COMPANY. INC. cans) Plan Card Party MEMBCRS. New YORK STOCK CXCHANai On Friday, Dec. 6, at 8 p.m., RED Best for Baking the wives of the Knights of Co lumbus, Bishop Machebeuf ROME or Cooking, BOSWORTH, SULLIVAN & COMPANY, INC Fancy Grade. council 4647, will sponsor a card 660 S«vtntetnth St., Denver 2, Colorado Apples 2 ">s 25* party for their members and i I friends at Cure’ D Ars cafeteria, Please tend mt a current flit of CatKollc Church ttcurititi. 32nd avenue and Dahlia streets. We reserve the ri^ht to limit quantities. None sold to dealers. Refreshments of coffee and! Golden Wedding Anniversary Nam#...... We Give cake will be provided and manyj special prizes will be given I ; .Mr. and .Mrs. Sam Ciancio, above, Welby, ^celebrated their Address...... away. Additional information! golden wedding anniversary Nov. 21. They were married in 1 Gold Bond regarding purchasing tickets! Denver on Nov. 21,1913. The couple have four children, .Angelina i can be obtained from Millie! Becker, Welby; Charles Ciancio, Welby; Louis Ciancio, West City...... Zon«....~..Stit..M. Stamps' 1 Schnittgrund, EA 2-0203, or Nan-| minster; ami Mrs. Joseph DeLuzio, Westminster. They have Prices good in Denver and Suburbs thru cy Berg! 333.0749. Tickets may: eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Open house Sat., Nov. 30, 1963. also be purchased at the door.! was held Nov. 23 in the Knights of Columbus hall, Welby. Thursday, Nov. 28, 1963 The Denver Cotholic Register Weddings in Archdiocese I Example of Parents Held Page 7 A Key to Child Behavior , ' ! “Busy parents too often for- declared, wrote about age levels] jget that what their youngsters that had great number and va-j I will look for in their heroes are riety of problems involved in j often the reflection of charac- them. .Many books are written] iteristics and e.xample they have on infancy and early years, and] seen at home." many more on the adolescent Earl Reum. director of stu- years. I i:. .dent services for the Denver xhat there is so Uttle writing! “-S - . .public schools, said this at the about 4-6 graders was a com-1 V Catholic Parent-Teacher league (q group, Sister T V meeting Nov. 21 on the theme said. ! ".As John and Jean grow up .. . "workshop kit" of advice Ithey choose new heroes. and useful hints for parents was given to the 200 people who CHILDREN GENER.ALLA do attended the meeting. not pattern their lives blindly ------;------lon the heroes they hear about,, _ l i J * • .Mr, Reum said; they are much j O / D © M O O I C i n Q .MRS. ROBERT G. SEI MRS. JOHN E. FLETCHER more likely to use parental be- ' — •. ^ . MRS. JACK D. HICKS, the FERT. the former Mary Jo JR., the former Kathleen Ann havior, faults included, as a Ueadly on Koad former Pauline Mattcrn, i.s sephine Ramsey, is the daugh O’Brien is thn daii'*hter of criterion when growing up. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude ’ ’ , . The organizations that chil- warning for all drivers from John Mattern, Devils Lake. James Ramsey. Denver. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. 0 Brien, grades the Colorado Highway Safety N. Dak. Bridegroom is the son Bridegroom is the son of Mr. Denver. Bridegroom is the j I Council: Some medicines can of Mr. and Mrs. Jay J. Hicks. and Mrs. Gerald P. Seifert. son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. | I Pl^y deadly tricks on your driv- Denver. Double-ring ceremony Littleton. Double-ring cere Fletcher, Denver. Double-ring |ing ability. This applies not was performed Nov. 9 in mony was performed in St. ceremony was performed in .only to prescription drugs, but Guardian Angels’ church, Bernadette’s church. Lake- l^yola church. Denver, on ito many of the antibistimines. Denver. A reception followed wood. A reception followed. Nov. 9. .A reception was held : I sedatives, and pep pills you buy at Old South. Following a trip, After a trip to the Grand Can in the home of the bride. Fol over the counter. the couple are residing in yon and Las Vegas, the cou lowing a trip, the couple are The U.S. military recognizes Englewo^. ple are living in Denver. residing in Denver. the hazard and now temporarily I grounds all pilots who take such New Circle Organized ..n r.,! I medications with hazardous ef- Nurses’ Credit Union j I fects. Members of the newly organized St. Francis Rosary society; Mrs. Betty Harty, secretary The Catholic Nurses Credit' of Assisi circle in St. Anthony of Padua's par of the circle; Mrs. Waller McCloud, president; union plans an open bouse from How can you be sure It’s safe I to drive your car after taking ish, Denver, enjoy, the hospitality of one of Mrs. Dorothy Yantorno, vice president; and 2 to 5 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 1. the members, Mrs. .Aurora Barela. Sealed from J r M idliop^d ^ u iid a drug? Ask your doctor or Rosanne Slepellon. Other members of the at 3450 W. 32nd street for all the left are Mrs. Vivian Wilson, Mrs. Dorothy druggist about side effects and circle are Mrs. Irene Klmminua, treasurer, members and for the senior Higdon, Father Robert Kekeisen, pastor and the possibility of driving impair and Catherine Young. The circle Is accepting bring their layette to Margaret nurses of St. Anthony’s. Mercy, moderator of the new circle; Mrs. Julia Meta, Reservations for the Christ ment. If there is any, find out new members. Information mav be obtained and St. Joseph's hospitals. and Mrs. Barela; standing, Donna Kleist, by calling 934-6942. mas breakfast, to be held Dec. McCallin’s home Dec. 6. how long it takes before the ef 15 in the cafeteria at Cathedral Nurses are invited to come and Virginia Falladori, president of the Altar and Members of the guild attend- ! see the new office, get acquaint- fects wear off. Cost°is Sl^W Mch" j funeral of Maybelle, ed with the officers, and to meet When you must drive after , ■ Grace, member of Holy Family Mrs, Dorothv Friedl, the new taking a drug, pay close atten Nun Is Awarded Workmen's Aid inquiries and res_ervations' i^cle. ! assistant treasurer-manager, tion to the way you feel. Any should be made to the chair-' unusual reaction should be a Des Moines, la. — Payment tumwa. who broke her hip in Mary's school, Marshalltown, men. Anita Saunders, HA 2-0362, Earl Reum warning for you to stop or let Parmnt 7»acher League of workmen’s comiiensation in a convent fall and was hospi where she taught. She is en or Charlene Burke, 722-2616. , -J someone else take the wheel, titled to 317.30 a day for 61 choose to join, the speaker said,; ygy jjjgy fjgj surance to Sister Mary Bene talized four months, was upheld Morning Star circle members weeks of compensation and 14,- have a definite influence onju,e medicaUon will do will assemble their layette on Culture Appreciation more dict of the Congregation of Sis by the Iowa Supreme Court. 588 in hospital and medical ex- Nov. 29 in the home of Helen their future character forma-damage than good, ters of Humility of Mary, Ot The convent is attached to St. tion. pen«es. Thaler. "They are far more observant Our Lady of Sorrows circle Is Fostered by Group at this age,”’ he said, "and will go out to dinner for the I To strengthen the present pro- MRS. FRANK CASEY c h a i r - i^earn more quickly.” As they December meeting. igram of cultural development man of the Book committee, is ‘‘’"J Helen Bray and Cecile Scheu- gf parochial school child, the ito be more emotional and hard nemann will entertain St. Ann’s Catholic Parent Teacher league a woman who knows books, j^g reach, wrestling with new circle Dec. 4. !has added two new committees. book bargains and children. Her land personal problems. St. Catherine’s circle will]Joining with the existing corn- efforts are directed towards; Sister Frances Eileen, super- meet Dec. 5 in Helen Frazzin-j mittees of Junior Great Books, fostering in the young child aLoretto.j ni’s home. i Children’s symphony, and Inter- . ... , J- , , told the meeting that the young- habit of reading for pleasure. ^ ,ggg. St. Cecelia’s circle members parochial Grade School chorus. have invited their husbands to these new committees will help Realizing the necessity of hav- ble-free area of life, ing books geared to the eapa-i a Christmas party on Dec. 4 in to open the minds of youth to the home of Rose Doherty. the riches found in the world bilities of the student, Mrs. Cas-1 MOST PSYCHOLOGISTS, she of fine music, literature, and ey has spread and grouped each!----- Mary Kay Wood will be host j selection according to difficulty css to Our Lady of the Rockies and content. circle Dec. 3. THE CHILDREN’S ART com ' To stress to parents the im- Bonnie Stark will entertain St. mittee, under the direction of portance of building a child’s; Francis de Sales’ circle Dec. 3. Mrs. Thomas J. Sheenan, hopes own personal library, CPTL has: Husbands are invited to St. f / l A r * TRAOmONALlY TRAOmONAU' ,, . . I to cultivate an interest in paint- purchased these books and is; w TueTHE ciuccrFINEST tiIN Philothea’s circle tnris mas ing sculpture in g ra d e offering them to parents at a PORTRAIT photography party Dec. 7 in Connie Bal Connie Bal- jjgbool children by bringing them substantial savings. O.RfCr COlO«...Olt MINTINCS liett’s home. in closer contact with the ex HACK i WHITE Members of Immaculate Con- hibits at the Denver Art niu- News Deadline! ; Photogfophy By ception circle are reminded'to| seum. | ^ These classroom tours are en- The deadline for news stories, Sf. Clara’s Aid Society couraged to develop a broader and pictures to appear in the 4655 E. COlfkX AVe. • 388-6353 understanding and appreciation “ Denver Catholic Register” is St. Clara’s Aid society will fine arts. Mondav at 5 p.m. hold its monthly card party and' luncheon Wednesday, Dec. 4 at' 12:30 p.m. All members and] friends are asked to be present to help plan the children’s Christmas party. The Card party and luncheon] will be held at the orphanage! 3800-W. 29th avenue. Special prizes and table prizes will be awarded. New Face in the Classroom Picture Women’s Study iClubs The next meeting of the Cath olic Women’s Study club will be' Today, over 3,000,000 students receive part of their daily in a Christmas party luacheon in the Denver Dry Goods Tea room struction by television. Educators across the land regard ETV at 1 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 5. There will be an exchange of as an imaginative, useful answer to crowded classrooms, teacher gifts, not to exceed $1 in value. Mrs. W. Schrodt, the president, shortages, accreditation problems, and rising educational costs. will conduct the meeting.
Historians to Meet ETV enables the finest teachers to share their knowledge Philadelphia -— A joint ses sion of the American Catholic with eveiy student in every school — regardless of its location Historical association and the American Historical association or resources. will be held here Dec. 28 to dis cuss “Liberal Catholicisnl and Franco-American Relations in the 1860s.” ETV relieves classroom teachers of a large share of lesson I planning detail and paper work and enables them to spend ♦ ..let MS he ever thankful more time with individual students.
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MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE ^ Denver Visifer 'm m e / t e V'hen he .was Sen. John F. ctRTiPies Kennedy the late President of the U.S. visited Denver and THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING appeared on radio and televi sion programs. He is shown here relaxing in a Denver . hotel suite prior to a broad cast. Page 8 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Nov. 28, 1963 Real Life Tragedy Unfolded on TV CURRENT
By C. J. Zecha igoal," he said then, “is not the his adversaries and difticuitl If President Kennedy strove It was nearly 2 a.m. Monday j victory of might but the vindi- times resirited in difficult de- for honor — and we have every morning. Nov. 25. ^ the tele-,cation of right — not peace at cisions. Vet, through obstacles ...... , . WiHi vision set was on. Like most of'the expense of freedom, bat and problems. ¥e reflected an ® ' a is Legion of Decency ‘ the nation, we sat and watched both peace and freedom, herel attitude of honor. Iimough! He appeared to pos- Rotings thousands file by the casket of in this hemisphere, and we sess the virtue of magnanimity, President John F Kennedy in hope, around the world. God AS A M.AN is called brave that which inclines a man to f tiwinfa tr« l *|Im «| DMMcy rit- the Rotunda of the Capitol in willing, that t m •> HMilM p ic im i cnrrwrtlT iMw- goal will be because by facing death he great deeds and to act reason Im tm Ont-rm Dmem * rw Him - J3th High School Drama Festival Set ______achieved." ' does what without qualification ably in the face of great honor A-1, «n«>|ictli m >ii tar lo n r il Despite our personal convic patrwMW) A-t wtalicnwrtli tar The 13tb amual drama festi 9:45 a.m. — Mullen high or dishonor. It's the reaching •Mta, ywMt wtaihi A-3, »Mk|Kttan- 11:15 a.m. — St. Joseph’s high, tions or our parly affiliations.!'® difficult, so man is called val produced by the Catholic school. Tragical History of Dr. school. Riders to the Sea, with i out of the soul for what is truly •kta tar im m ti A-4, n t Hcn wn t ta tar i sitting there we were struck by I magnanimous because, by bear- > M li wlta raM rvtItani a . (ktacNwi- bigfa scboob of Colorado and Faastas, with Tom McNally and Judy McGannon, Judy Martin, i great. Relatively, it’s a great •Ata ta pwt tar III c. / W e o f t K e ing great honor reasonably, he IncnniMt Wyoming under the auspices of Tom Gushurst. Director: Frank Patty Ryan, Joe Nunn. Direct-1 IJo tm the force of his words and the thing to use a trifle excellently Taka Har, Ska's command of his attitude. does what without qualiflcation Joumty, A-1 Mina, A-3 Loretto Heights college, Denver, Serra. or: Sister Mary Walter. i V A v m i but absolutely speaking it’s a Llltai o< ttw Fun In A U D______i e nPresident c e of the Unit- is great. What the magnani Ftakl. A-1 win be presented Friday, Nov. 10 great act to use a grand thing Acapulco. A-3 :M a.m.—Annunciation high 12 noon — Luncheon in the " ed States. John F. Kennedy’s mous man seeks is the great How ttw W nt Undar ma Yum 29, at tte ctdlege in the May magnificently, such as John F. Was Won, A-) school, Onioiis in the Stew, with main dining room in Machebeuf i^ashington. D.C. It wasn't out role as head of the .American Yum Traa, A-S Boofils Center of Performing deed, but since great honor in Kennedy used the office of the AAcikitock, A-1 Palm Springs Mary Jo Martinez, Geraldine haU. evitably follows from his ac Block Goto. A-1 Waakand, B Arts. The judges, from the Uni of curiosriy that we stared at people was a difficult one. He Presidency. Of all human goods Whotlor Sandoval, Dorothy Torrez, Ron 1 p.m. — Holy Family high Cleopatra. B versity of Denver school of the this sliU scene with onlv the couWn't please everyone. Uke tion, the perfection of his virtue external to man, the greatest is Dtoltrs. A-3 Tka Conlugal Stecklein, Jesse Ibarra, Shirley Lord oi theater, will be Miss Terry Ev school. Little Women, with Judy . , ■ . Presidents before him he had is his attitude toward honor. honor. It’s nearest to virtue — Bad. B Duran, Robert Roybal. Direc Ryan. Jim Calloway, Man movement of mourners from Flits, A-3 A Stranger erett, Jack Vaughn, and Jerry tor: Sister Mary Georgette. every walk of life passing by. it’s that which is paid to God Knocks, Not Rumley. Brennan, Jean Ruby, Bob Halt- Himself — it’s the highest prize LIstad hause, Mary Ann Wright, Linda In a sense, maybe it was out! STAOe OUIDC TIte festival will open at 8:30 of respect that we watched from' for which men strive. Typist and TIptr, Dark at tka Top Hart, Patti Temple, Mike Byrne, Adults Of Stairs. Adults Heights, AFC .And so, as we watched that a.m. Each school will present Dorothea Cordova. Director: early Sunday evening. And may-, stark scene in the Rotunda each sequences (or “cuttings") Sister Sarah Maureen. be it was because we couldn't, Sacred Heart Program from dramas and comedies. Set ^Messiah' reconcile ourselves to the fact of us had our own secret 1:45 p.m. — Marycrest high “Too Late Have I Loved The Loretto Heights College that such a terrible tragedy had thoughts about this man. For The schedule of participating school, Aatigone, with Barbara Thee" will be the topic of the Denver Khools as announced by chorus and the Air Force Aca KappenM;“Maybe it was for oth-' myself, I fleetingly thought of a demy choral group will present Zariengo, ^ th y Beals. Margo Rev. Joseph ChrliUe, S.J., on Dr. Earl Bacb, director trf thea er reasons. few gentle words by poet Rob the Q ^ tm a s portion of Han Wagenbach, Deb Curlan, Jean the Sacred Heart Program Sun ter arts at the coDege, fol ert Frost: del’s MieMiah Sunday, Dec. 8. Reardon. Director: R. Paul Ho day, Dec. 1, 19:30 a.m., on lows: L'.NTIL last Friday. Nov. 22, I Soloists are Edalyn Burger, ran. My object in life is to unite KBTV, Channel 9, Denver. The when the President was assas 9 a.m. — St. Mary’s academy. j contralto; Carole Huerter, sec- My ouocatton and vocation . . . same day. In Colorado Spring!, I 2:30 p.m. — Cathedral high sinated in Dallas. Tex., most of Ladies In Betirement, with 'ond soprano: .Alvin Schwarz, [school. The Matchmaker, with Only inhere love and need are on KKTV, Channel 11, 9 a.m., Jean Schoendaller, Cris Halpin, us took our television sets for :bass; and George A. Garriques, jDave Williams, Mike Galligan, one the Rev. Charles F, Dolan, S.J., Maryann McCaflin, Diane Giest. granted. In the short span of ; tenor. J. Roger Boyd of the I Russ McGilvery, Rita Snail. And the work is play for will speak on “Devotees of the Director: Molly Hoover. Academy will direct the fu'st four days the three networks, mortal stakes Sacred Heari." I Barbara Valko, Monica Brod- NBC, CBS, and ABC uninter I portion, and Max DUulio of jerick. Director: Helen Barrack. Is the deed ever really done jLoretto’s music department will ruptedly documented the trag For heaven and the future’s 3:15 p.m. — St. Francis de edy, bringing it closer to the FAMILY 'direct the second portion of the I Sales' high school, Midsummer sakes. program. .American people than any other FUN! Night's Dream, with students form of communication. The AFTER watching that solemn Orchestral accompaniment is under the direction of Lenabell furnished by a grant from the visual had become real — al procession in the Rotunda of the NEW Sloan Martin. most unbearably real. Capitol until the cold, dark , Recording Industries Trust Presentation of awards will be As events unfolded before us, hours of last Monday morning, Fund througri the cooperation made at 4 p.m. First and second t a t . . . taU (to fergMl M M PUYER PIANOS I of the Denver Musicians Asso the TV screen brought audi we wondered why this particu place trophies will be awarded lar scene held our attention for ata/r *1 ilM d to t m i with 7S ciation. for best actor and actress. A ences the first conclusive and cermfltaidtob IWwoAoul tiw i Free tickets are available by real drama ever offered on tele hours. Only we who sat there, ltoc*yM«unMi«idNtpfinWA3 traveling trophy for the best and the millions of others like 'sending a self-addressed enve performance by a cast will be vision. As though stunned by taalaa. KOA a rtllM i eompMi, lope to the Music Department, the impact of it all, we felt a us. could give the answer. It Hat cottraoB 4 MmatJonif, awarded. It was won last year was deeply personal. Loretto Heights College, Loret by the students of Mt. St. Ger drama ' of this kind was too ntaibnta, ritaaml.andtDctantwt. to, Colo. trude academy, Boulder. St. Jo much to bear — because it was seph’s high school. Denver, won a real, personal drama for all it in 1961. of us. We whispered a silent prayer that it would never — DINING OUT? in downtown Denver never be repeated again. BUSINESS Stop at . NEIGHBORHOOD .And during these four days, from the time we watched the SOCIAL Duffy’s Shamrock a d r r ^e - i k t cameras focused on the Dallas Late President ‘On Ike Air’ hospital awaiting the news we FAMILY Rottaurant did not want to hear until the John F. Kennedy, above, President of the United States who M4S TrwiMH moment when taps sounded in was assassinated Friday, Nov. 22, is pictured above at a lunch . Legion oi Decency Arlington cemetery over a lone eon given in his honor at a Denver hotel when he came to Mesa Treat MUSIC COi ly but lovely spot, we were Colorado. The late President’s awareness of television and yoa’U receive the best shown videotapes of President radio’s broad scope in communication made him probably the RESTAURANT PrM faiilaq in food aud beverages for the 1321 Uaeola Following ar« motion pictures cur Kennedy very much alive; Here, best known U S. political figure in the nation’s homes. Tele 5610 W. COLFAX 237-8881 rently stMNilng at Denv^ area neigh- now and then, we saw the Presi vision's recounting of the tragedy of his death and its after- 1332 Bioadway - 244-4556 Best Prices bortiood *nd drIve-in theaters. Cat egories are A-1, for the famity; A-2, dent, then Senator, campaigning math set a new precedent for the industry.—(Photo by Vince for adults and young adults; A-3, for for the Presidency: we saw him Connor). adults only; A-4, for adults, with res VISIT DENVER'S FABULOUS ervations; B. morally objectionable in giving his inaugural address on part for everyone; C. condemned. a cold January morning; there SEAFOOD RESTAURANT! Beech Party/ B ; Byt. Bya Birdie. A-3; BakORy. The. C ; Came Blew Your were excerpts from the State Annual Christmas Festival Ham* A-S; Condeennad af Alteea, A-3; of the Union message to Con Caretakers. A-3; CafttUDan. A-3; Cap tive Waman. B ; Donavaa's Reef. A-3 gress in 1962; the address to Set at Regis on Dec. 14 55 Days at Perklag. A-1; Fery of the the nation on the Cuban crisis Pagaas. A-3; For Lave ar Maney, B; The third annual Denver Arch 7:30 p.m. in the Regis college Gathering at Eagles, A-1; Great just a little over a year ago, Escape. A-1; Gidget Goes to Rome. on Oct. 22, 1962. and other diocesan Christmas Festival will fieldhou.se, Denver. A-1; Hootenanny Hoot. A-3; Irma La speeches. be held Saturday, Dec. 14, at A.S in past years, choirs from Douce. B ; Li'l Abner. B ; Lilies of the Field. A-1; Lawrence of Arabia, A-2; parochial high schools in the Main Attraction. B; New Kind af l>ve. THIS intermingling of scenes archdiocese will present a pro B ; Purpla Hills. A-1; Rampage. B ; Raptflicus. A-1; Spencer's Maantain. of the live President Kennedy gram of choral music. A pa ALAMEDA CENYER 41IS W. COLFAX A-3; SMtfl Hours. A-2; Stripper. B; along with the related events of A-IOVIES geant will be held in connection i 2P.Oie Leagues Under Sea. A-1; TIcfcHsli EAST COLFAX A PENNSYLV'.NIA Affair. A-1; Thrill of It All. A-2; Thir- his tragic death resulted in with the year’s festival, featur-1 taan Frightened Girls. A-1; The VIP's. shattering moments for the peo ing youngsters from 11 paro-i LOOK FOR THE GOLDEN ARCHES... McDONALDS A-3; Wives and Lovers. B ; Wheeler DMiers. A-3. ple of the nation who were chial grade schools. | watching. In the split of a sec Following art films to appoar on Don* The Very Rev. Monsignor ond we remembered when the vor and Colorado Springs stations this Richard C. Hiester, archdioces A CHRISTMAS Classic Chorale weok. Timt and stations should bo con* President first spoke his words. sultod by tht viowtr. Legion of De* an director of music, is serving It didn’t .seem that long ago cency ratings are: A-1. family; A-2. as festival director. To Give Concert adults and adolescents; A-3. adults TRADITION when, in his inaugural address, only; B, partly objectionable for all; High schools participating will The Classic Chorale, under I he said: “In the long history C. condemned. Ratings have been include St. Francis de Sales’; St. the direction of Jerald Lepinski, checked against listings found m “TV I of the world, only a few gener- Guide" megaiJne, Mary’s academy, Annunciation, will present the American prejations have been granted the (Cathedral. Marycrest, Holy miere of Berger’s "Magnificat’’ SATURDAY. NOV. 30 Irole of defending freedom in its Days of Jesse James. A-1; Keep Roll Family, Mullen, Mt. Carmel, on Wednesday. Dec. 11, at I hour of maximum danger. I do ing, A-1; Man in Slack, A-2; Fighting Machebeuf, and St. Joseph’s. Phipps auditorium, Denver, at not shrink from this responsibil Chance. A-2; Escape in the Desert. A-2; From Hell It Canne, A-2; Count Your Pageant participants will rep-1 8:30 p.m. ity — 1 welcome it." Blessings. A-3; Hong Kong. A-1; Look resent these schools: St. Dom The first section of the pro Yet. a reflection of hope was In Any Window, B; Any Number Can gram will be devoted to works Play, A-2; Dallas. A-2; Rhapsody In inic’s, St. Catherine’s, Our Lady present when we saw the video Blue. A-2; City That Never Sleeps. B; of Lourdes, Presentation, Sacred of Renaissance composers, in tape playback of him address The Big Heat, B; Last Train From cluding works for antiphonal Bombay, A-t; Lost Horizon, A-1; Sun Heart, St. Bernadette’s, Lake- ing the nation on television Comes Up, A-1; Murder on Approval, wood; Cure D’Ars, Christ the . . . in the shadows of the Black Mountain Range Ichoirs by Henrich Schuetz, Gio A-2. about the Cuban crisis on that ary, Loyola, and vanni Gabrieli, and works for SUNDAY. DEC. 1 King, Holy Ro October day of last year. "Our Ballad of a Soldier. A-2; Dream Wife, All Saints’. AT CONIFER Isingle choir by Josquin des Prez A-2; Pursued. A-2; Strange Lady In a scenically beautiful short pleasant drive 20 miles S.W. of Denver, and Jan Sweelinck. Music of Town, A-2; Slightly Dangerous. A-1 DINING ROOM, COCKTAIL LOUNGE, COFFEE SHOP I Francis Poulenc also will be Producer Says Film MONDAY. DEC. 2 Strange Lady in Town, A-2; Dark OPEN 5 P.M. Sundays 1 2:00 Noon— Closed Mondays 'presented. The final section of Corner, A-2; Singin' in the Rain, 8 the program will be devoted to 'Not Religious One' (suggestive dance); Tropic Zone, A-2; Robbery Under Arms, A-2; Barricade, HEAR Christmas choral works. San Francisco — (NC) — B; So Goes My Love, A-1. Tickets can be purchased at •Movie producer Otto Preming TUESDAY, DEC. 3 Barricade, B; I Wonder Who's Kiss ASK anJ llARN Simmons Music company, Lou’s er said here his new film, The ing Her Now. A-1; Road to Rio, A-1; jIllANnEIl Music Box, and Music for All, Cardinal, is not a religious one, Hong Kong Confidential, A-1; Bounty Denver. or one about the institutional Hunter, A-1; Down to Earth, B. On KOA Rodio The purpose of the chorale, a Church. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4 * wJ k iW v t i f f (ESEtVATIONS * Bounty Hunter. A-1; Y a r* in the 10:20 Every Sunday evening. non-profit organization, is to “1 don't make films for Cath RAF, A-1; Father Was a Fullback, A-2; -j TUES, TH»U FlIDAY study and present serious chor Gunsmoke In Tucson. A-2; Illegal, A-2; Questir.ns on religion sub I12-838-SZ3I olics or any other group.’’ he The Fearm^kers, A-2; Tonight and mitted by the radio audi-1 al music to the Denver area au Every Night, B. told a press luncheon. “I just euce an.swered on the arch- diences through public concert. want to make interesting films THURSDAY, DEC. 5 The chorale has participated in Illegal, A-2; The Song Parade, A-2; diocesan broadcast. that people of all faiths, or no Bullets or Ballots, A-2; Tarzan's Savage concerts with the Denver Sym faith, will enjoy. j Fury, A-1; The Arnello Affair, A-1 A Booklet on Catholic phony and has presented its own Crazylegs, A-1; Fort Massacre. A-1; “In the case of The Cardinal,’’ Goodbye My Fancy, A-2; Golden Boy, Church available free of concert series, as well as public A-1. cost to all inquiries. visit our special display now concerts with professional or he said. "1 wanted to show a FRIDAY. DEC. 4 chestras. cavalcade of those times be Goodbye My Fancy. A-2; The Savage WRITE TO for the best selection! tween the wars.” The fact that Horde, A-1; China Clipper, A-1; We Were Strangers, B; Lucy Gallant, A-l; .Ask and l.«am, Station the film comes at a time of Oh, My Papa, A-2; Security Risk, A-2; The Ultimate In Mountain Dining . . . The Christophers Enemy From Space, A-1; Shadows of KOA, Denver 80203, Colorado MARS DRUG particular interest in the Cath Chinatown. A-1; One Body Too Many, The Christophers’ program 1001 BROADWAY Enjoy a Most Relaxing Evening Around the Piano Hearing Your olic Church and its Vatican A-2; The Great Man's Lady. A-2. will be televised Sunday,-l^ec. 1, Council is just “a lucky coin Favorite Songs in the Beautiful Jester Lounge or Around the at 11:15 a m. on KOA-T\^ Chan Fireplace in the FIRESIDE LOUNGE. cidence,” according to Prem nel 4, Denver, and KO.AA•T\^ Your Host Clarence Kunz inger. He said work began on Channel 5, Colorado Springs. the film three years ago. As when the novel first came Brook Forest Fstates out. parallels have been drawn Neor Beautiful Evergreen, ColoracJo to the life of living churchmen, BREWED WITH PURE but Preminger says the episco Just 40 Minutes From Denver City Limits! pal characters in the film are For A Limited Time Only . . . This completely fictitious. Sen'jiiJul 20 x24 Shell 2-Bedroom Cabin ROCKY MOUNTAIN (EDITOR’S NOTE: Mr. I Preminger evidently failed to YO’JRS remember that he uses the SPRING WATER. FOR ONLY I real-life Cardinal Innitzer as 12,695-w a character in his sequence I about the Nazis in the film. “ ■ ' ...... • V Xf / A membership in the fabulous Brook ^ . Some theological and histori- Forest Country Club now included irJCLUDING A FULL 1-ACRE SITE I cal errors in the film require W'th a ry purchase m Brook Forest JUST $100 DOWN, $39 MONTH explanation in order that au- Es'o’es 1 year guarantee . diences might not be misled. • Fishmg • Hunting 4 6 Different Models on oil motcriol I .A review of this film classi- • Accessible year oround 4 320 Acres of Beouty I fled .A-3. adults only, by the and workmonship Legion of Decency, will ap- Ail deeds msured by a title BROOK FOREST COUNTRY CLUB — ear soon in the “Denver rsurorce company Catholic Register.’’) OFFERED BY Family Theater J. MARTIN INVESTMENT, INC. Film actor Peter Lawford will 3401 S. Bannock Englewood, Colo. ^Vtsicts flkE lIGHl BttB appear in a drama. West of the • 441HIY, *i3*»r-<4in*M Pecos, on Father Patrick Pey Suite 101 SU 9-2557 ^ . l x ton's Family Theater Sunday j Sundays and Holidays Call Evergreen 674-3544 J evening, Dec. 1, at 9 o’clock on t Open 9;00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Mon. thru Sat. ! IKOSl Radio. Denver. London Tour Highlight Thursday, Nov. 28, 1963 , The Denver Catholic Register Page 9 Of 'Discovery' on TV Leadviile PTA Holds Shower A detailed look at Westmin- the guards. In traditional fash-' ster abbey, a tour through the follows up with a tour j For Sisters of Westminster Abbey where famed Madame Tussaud wax the great names of English his-1 museum, and a talk with ac (.Annanciatioii Parish, tory. science, art and letters tress Leslie Caron will highlight LeadviUe) are buried or memorialized. the concluding program of “Dis covery ’63’’ two-part visit to He finds inscriptions honor St. Mary’s PTA met Nov, 18. London Sunday, Dec. 1, 12 noon, ing Charles Dickens and Rud- Feature of the evening was a on KBTV, Channel 9, Denver, yard Kipling under the pews, ’’pantry shower” for the Sisters jj ’ marks the spot where lie Rob and KRDO-TV, Channel of Charity who teach at St Colorado Springs. ert Browning and Alfred Lord n/ *u 4.r>- „ .. u , r- . Tennvson, observes the chapels Mary’s school. It was an Z a“r * v i a °*‘ f ? n ^ a n d tombs of ancient B r it^ nounced at this meeting that Buxton Md the chddren of ABC ^ings and pauses to contemplate the PTA has recently purchased News Umdon correspondent BiU the main “ itar where all the : Sheehan seizing as ^des, ^ ^eeni a tape recorder for St. Mary’s Amencan audiences will be es- * ^ ischool. ; corted to some of England’s old-' „ , „ * , .. est and most cherished institu-' Before Buxton leaves fte ^ Both the aduh men’s and the ; lions 1 ® ^ adult women’s study clubs re S!st0i BImmdinm S iiy m TV . / w j „ statue of Sir Thomas Buxton sumed meetings for the winter At Mat^me '^ssaud s Wax 3 relaUve The story of Sister Blaodina Segele, early pioneer d u on Nov. 19. M us^, Angelo’^SMud, g r e a t- ^ e e n memorialized for who helped hriag civilhatioB and law to the wild froatler, TTie annual Mass for veterans great-grands^ of the founder to emancipate sUves and her encoanter with notorions oatlaw BUly the KM, at and servicemen was offered on w ^ d e m o n s^ te the process of ^„ Dominion and to depicted above, will form the basis of a drama, *”nM Outlaw Veteran’s Day, Nov. 11. ipr^ucing his amazmg wax ^ trade in Africa. and the Nan,” to be presented oa CBS’ “The Great Adven I models and introduce viewers A SOLEMN requiem Mass ture’’ Saturday, Dec. 7, at 7 p.m., on KLZ-’TV, Channel 7, Den I to life-like figures of the late ver, and KKTV, Channel 11, Colorado Springs. The story tells I President Kennedy, the new! Gift PreMRtatien was offered Nov. 15, for Mrs. of Sister Blandina’s arrival in ’Trinidad In 1871 to teach a data At Vincentian Meet English Prime Minister, Sir’ Adeline Kuss. Mrs. Kuss was a and how she meets the outlaw. Vaa Heflin narrates. Joan Haek- I .Alec Douglas-Home, Queen- (St. Catherine’s parish, lifelong member of .Annuncia ett plays Sister Blandina and Andrew Prine portrays Billy Mid-Weslem delegates gather for the Vin the Very Rev. John Zimmermann, C.M., as I Elizabeth, Astronaut John Commerce City) tion parish, and an exception the kid. centian Fathers’ annual Pastora' institute in sistant general of the Vincentian Fathers from Glenn, and heav\-weight cham ally active parishioner. Perryville, Mo. In the front row are the Very France. Father Bernard P. Degan, C.M., pas pion Sonny Liston. The Altar and Rosary society met following Rosary and Bene- Rev. James Fischer, C.M., pro>indal of the tor of the Most Precious Blood parish, Denver, In recent years she had been Now is the time Western Province of the congregation, and is in the back row, second from the right. EQUALLY interesting is “Dis-1 P'*” - president of the Leadviile Dis covery’s” visit with Leslie Cla-i^'^^ Barbara Renshaw hostess, Save $$$'s H«ld by Vincantian Fcthers ron, the star of Gigi, An Amer Three new members and four trict of the Archdiocesan Coun lean in Paris. The actress meets guests were presented gifts cil of Catholic Women; she had Buxton and the Sheehan chil from Father Robert M. Volk, held many offices of the Altar 1963 RAMBLERS Father Deaan Attends Institute dren in St. James’ park to tell O.S.M., pastor in carrying out and Rosary society and was a (391 10 CHOOSE FROM the “Meet Your Neighbor them why she has made Eng- past president of that organiza (5) DEMONSTRATORS AND EXECUTIVE CARS The Rev. Bernard P. Degan, ish library. A general discus missions scattered from Brook- land her home, and joins the Night” theme. tion; she was a charter mem Cood trlecliOri d-cylmder Alalion waqont ind OherdnvBt. C.M., pastor of Most Precious sion period brought the institute lyn to San Francisco. children in a spontaneous re Women interested in sewing ber and past grand regent of Aho Cood Sflection '*4'i Blood parish, Denver, was one to a close. Besides parish work, the Vin citation of A. A. Milne’s “Buck layettes are asked to meet at Court St. Francis Xavier of 35 Vincentian parish priests More than 200 Vincen’.ian centians are also engaged in ingham Palace.” jJacquie FlageoUe’s home Fri- Cabrlni, Catholic Daughters of VIC HEBERT RAMBLER who gathered at St. Mary's priests are engaged in parochial seminary work throughout the This inspires Buxton to visit I day, Dec. 6, at 7:30 p.m. Each America; and was an active seminary, Perryville, Mo., for activities in 49 parishes and United States, including St. the palace in time to witness,j woman is asked to bring a yard member of the local rosary 3660 Downing 222-46IK the Vincentian Fathers’ annual Thomas’ seminary in Denver. the ceremony of the changing of of flannel. making guild. Opi-n IMonilav anil Ihursitay Kvi niiigs Pastoral institute. The two-day program of lec-, Father and Son lures brought together Vincen-, tian priests and competent au-j Breakfast Set PUY thorities to discuss current prob-; FOUl MILLION lems in pastoral theology and At Evergreen counsebng. t (Christ the King W The Very Rev. John Zimmer-1 Parish, Evergreen) man, C.M., assistant general of For Everything Kinc Soopen’ Plans are being made for the four million the Vincentian Fathers, pre annual Father and Son break-1 H’ff Cardi sided over the meetings. fast to be held Sunday, Dec. give you TWO The Rev. John Kathrein, 15, after the 10 o'clock Mass rhancee to win C.SS.R., of St. Michael’s parish, in the parish hall. You Need for valuable Chicago, began the institute The breakfast is being served prizet! with a lecture on the problem by the members in St. Jude’s of the Spanish-speaking minor circle of the Altar and Rosary i( Play illFf on ity in a parish I society. Price of the breakfast Channel 9 Christmas... iii3o •ni Pertinent information on mar-|',® 12 years of age, fl. IStOO Monday riage counseling and counsel Reservations may be made by through Friday ing services was presented by calling 674-3625. i Win valnabU the Rev. James J. Murtaugh of priiet the Chicago Catholic Family Consultation service. Go Light by Night Linen to The Rev. George Brennan, If you walk at night, be sure Radio 710 C. M., of St. Vincent de Paul’s you wear some item of apparel KBTR parish, Brewer, Mo., submitted that reflects light. Dark colors All Day, Every Day recommendations for the up make you practically invisible Win aw f dated and comprehensive par- to drivers at night. Green Slampt
^ Your King St. Rose Parish Plans Soopen’ StfC Card li Cood Annual Christmas Sale Aluminum for Both! (St. Rose of Lima’s Parish, | tar and Rosary society. Girl GET YOUR Denver) 1Scouts, Brownies, and Camp CARD AT THE Final preparations for the an-j fire girls are asked to attend Pompon Tree CHEOCSTAND. nual Christmas Gift Sale willj in a group at the 8 o'clock be made on Saturday, Nov. 30, Mass. Complefe wifh tree stand! Pompon trees are made of espe between 10 a m. and 6 p.m. | The Hofy Name socl"ty will when the parishoners will bring 1 meet in the parish hall Mon cially cut aluminum foil which when twisted gives a beautiful their donations to the parish | day, Dec. 2, at 8 p.m. The flower effect on the tip of each branch! Can be easily as hall. 1310 W. Nevada. ,Turkey party has been resched sembled, are easy to store and can be used year after year. The committee will price and; uled for Dec. 14, in the school 6 feet tall. Has 91 branches. set up the items for the sale, building and parish hall. which will be held after all the! .Masses on Sunday, Dec. 1. SCHOOL APPLICATIONS for There will be free coffee and! students to be enrolled in the a children’s beverage. The pub-; parish next fall will be avail lie is invited. able beginning Sunday, Dec. 1. Featured will be pillow cases, These applications will be' aprons, toys, Christmas deco available on the next three Sun rations, grab bags, etc. A man’s days only and are to be ob- wrist watch has t»en added to Uined in the sacristy after Vinvl Trees the list of prizes that will be Mass. The application forms,, awarded, which include a hand filled out in detail, must be made quilt, a toy camper truck,! returned to the pastor belore; A tree that you can use year after year. Comes in white or green. and a wardrobe for a Barbil Jan. 10, 1964. No other applica Looks like real Canadian Spruce. 6 feet tall. doU. Itions can be considered. First consideration will be. SUND.AY, Dec. 1, is Com given to the children of those! munion day for the women of families who are active in' • the parish. Members of the .Al the affairs of the parish.
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K ing Spopers Fam ily Centers Gifts for Sale The Christmas gift sale of the Atlar and Rosary society -V. . n///£fik THE ENTIRE FAMILY CAN SHOP-AND SAVE! : ‘ of St. Rose of Lima’s parish will be held in the parish hall. 1310 W. Nevada, on Sunday, Dec. 1, not in the “outer lim its” as may be indicated by the pillow being held by Mrs. There’s a King Soopers Family Center near you! Hal lleffrnn, chairman of the event. Little “Sandy” Homan, next to left, finds it hard to believe that the Barbie ward- TVY-K SHOPPING CENTER * WESTMINSTER PLAZA ☆ KING SOOPERS CENTENNIAL robe made by her mother, Mrs. Robert Homan, on left, is 64th and Kearney, Derby 74th and Irving a featured prize in the sale and not meant for her. George 5030 S. Federal, Littleton Foote, center, and Steve Heffron are both certain that they DAHLIA SHOPPING CENTER ☆ ALAMEDA SHOPPING CENTER ☆ MONTVIEW PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER will be awarded the camper truck. Mrs. Warren Foote, 33rd and Dahlia Weet Alameda and Zuni 9395 East Montview, Aurora right, president of the .Altar and Rosary society, extends an invitation to the public to come to the sale which will be held after all the Masses. Page 10 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Nov. 28, 1963 Parish Society Rites at Regis To Buy Gifts Honor President For Nursery Regis college and high school ((tuardian ,\ngels Parish, students attended a Requiem Denver) Mass for the repose of the soul N o ^ Deliver The .Altar and Rosary society of John F. Kennedy in the col will meet on Tuesday. Dec. 3. lege fieklhouse at 10:30 a.m. at 8 p.m. in the church hall. Monday. Instead of exchanging gifts the The Rev. Harry E. Hoewisch- members will bring a $1 baby- er, S.J., dean of the college, gift for the Infant of Prague was celebrant of the Mass. The nursen- Rev. Francis F. Bakewell, S.J., The items needed most are instructor in Latin at the high diapers. receiving blankets, school, gave the sermon. shirts, oil. and baby powder. F.ATHER BAKEWELL told 0 \ Is.ATLRD.AY, Nov. 30, the the students President Ken Men's club will hold a pre-Ad- nedy’s death is “a test and vent dance from 8:30 to 12:30 challenge of your faith. We may p.m. There will be live music. be emotionally shot,” Father A special treat m the way of Bakewell said, “but we must be refreshments will be free. Ad spiritually mature. mission is $4 per couple. “In the ultimate analysis, God’s plan prevails. We must ON' SL'ND.AY, Dec. 1. the first make a personal submission to Sunday of the month, all fam-; the will of God at this incredi ilies are urged to receive Holy^ ble tragedy. Give your mind, Communion together. your will, your life to God.” The past Friday afternoon, students of both the college and Lakewood PTA high school recited the Rosary Councilman Back in School Benefit Success for Mr. Kennedy in the college (St. Bernadette’s Parish. chapel, led by the Very Rev. Taking an interested look at the accomp are the members of his family, from left. Lakewood) |I iMany Honor Prosidont at M ass Richard F. Ryan, S.J., president lishments of pupils in St. .Mary Magdalene’s Robbie, Kathy, and his wife, Mrs. .Alary Lou .Mrs. Eugene Urban, president of Regis. school, Denver, at the school's open house is Keating. More than 300 guests, including of the PTA. expresses her ap- \ crowded Denver cathedral was the scene sentatives for (iermany and Canada, as well Denver Councilman Robert Keating. jProudly many public school officials and teachers. ' preciation to everyone who: of a Solemn Requiem Mass offered for Presi as other countries, were present. The Cathed A LETTER of condolence and showing off her pupils’ work is Mar^- Aiton. toured the school facilities at the open house, helped with the turkey benefit' dent John F. Kennedy, who was assassinated ral’s Alen’s Vested choir members are also an offering of Masses for Mr. left, sixth grade teacher. With Mr. | Keating Nov. iO. on .Nov, 22. Friday, Nov. 22, in Dallas, Tex. The Mass was shown. Allen Hohbs was organist. The Very Kennedy was sent to Mrs. Ken Because of the death* of Pres offered Monday morning, Nov. 23. .Among those Rev. Alonslgnor Richard Iliester .directed the nedy by the Regis college Stu In Tribute to JFK ident Kennedy, the affair was in attendance were various civic officials and choir. dent senate on behalf of both cancelled after the giving away consuls of Italy, Britain, and France. Repre student bodies. of several turkeys and cash Two Regis events were can- St. Hilary's PTA Cancels November JIHeet awards. Games Rescheduled : celled because of the Presi- Report cards will be issued' i Ident's death: A luncheon and (St. Mary Magdalene's Parish, president, announced that the. For additional information Monday. Dec. 2. (St- Patrick’s Parish, Denver) Nun, Loreffo Graduate, I fashion show scheduled I’Nov. 23 Denver) 'meeting of the PTA scheduled call .Mrs. Gherardini, 477-7452 ' School pictures are to be fin-- games party scheduled I and sponsored by the Denver Mrs, Emma Gherardini, PTAl,„^ 26 had been cancelled| ished the'first week'of Decern-' f'”' Sunday evening will Regis club auxiliary, and the ber. be held on Fridav evening Dec - Heads for Brazil Post annual Regis Directors dinner in tribute to the memory of the! ROOM .AlOTHERS will 13. 'scheduled Tuesday, Nov. 26. late president John F. Kennedy. | meet at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Dec There will be no catechism Sister M. Cemma Backer, a from Cape Girardeau; and Sis- SATRIANO The next PTA meeting will be [4. in the school cafeteria to plan 61 Receive classes next Saturday or Sun graduale of l.oretlo Heights col-;ter M. Martha, from Glennon- held Jan. 22. Sister Carmencita, jthe children’s Christmas party, day. lege, Denver, is one of three villc. Post Office BROTHERS archdiocesan curriculum con-i 1st Communion Franciscan Sisters from Wheat I .Assigned to work at the Seeks Staff in JANITOR sultant, will be the speaker. ON SUNDAY. Dec. 1, the Al on, 111., pioneering the commu- THE WHEATON Franciscan J monthly “Hot Dog Day” and on At. St. Dominic's tar and Rosary society nity’s first mission in l.atin Sisters conduct schools, hospi- SERVICE IPTrst Friday in December are (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) will receive Communion America. /jtals, and orphanages in the U.S. Denver Area ' Rug and Upholstery Dr. Kevin Gleason the mothers of the eighth grade Sixty-one children from the corporately in the 7 a m. Mass, The Franciscan Sisters are.^" ‘he Denver archdiocese they Postmaster George A. Caven- Tuesday. Dec. 3, the members Shampooing Optometrist pupils. parish school received First launching their South .American i staff St. Clara’s orphanage and der announced that applications Communion in the 9 o’clock of the Society will recite the apostolate in answer to an ap-|^*- Rose’s residence, both in for examination for derk and lIArrison 2-1970 ' Complete House Mass on Thanksgiving Day. Rosary at 1:15 p.m, in the peal from the late Po|)e J o liir ^onver. carrier positions in the Denver 6160 W. 38th Ave. MORE TH.A.V 500 persons at Cleaning church, after which the monthly XXIIi that religious communi Post office are being accepted Wheat Ridge, Colo. tended the open house held in ' Floor Waxing and AT THE HOLY HOUR this meeting and Christmas party ties send members to that con beginning Monday, Nov, 25. Polishing the school on Nov. 10. Among Friday at 7:30 p.m. the Rosary will be held. Instead of ex tinent. Wheatridge Unit All applicants must be United will be recited for deceased changing gifts, each member ' Walls and Windows the guests were Councilman States citizens, and reside with members of parishioners’ fam will donate $1 toward the pur-; .ri-n v io 4v.viv<’ o- > m Seis Bake Sale in the delivery zone of the Den Washed Robert Keating and his family. ilies whose family names begin chase of a layette to be f ver Post office to be eligible to COLQUITT’S A large number of public to the Pope’s Store house for | G^mn^a to the mission, a medi- (Sts. Peter and Paul’s Parish, Expert - Dependable with P to Z. inclusive. These apply for the examination. The Family Shoe Store distribution to the needy. Lay- ‘J S^tarem . Branl. Wheatridge) Insured school officials and teachers parishioners are asked to at The Altar and Rosary society examination is open to both and Shoe Repair Shop ettes will be on display at this Call Ut for FrM Estimafts from the area also accepted in tend. and , Sister M. Martha Eried- will hold its monthly bake sale men and women. GL. S-S7M and GL. S«t9 meeting. 72nd & Lowell Blvd. vitations to the event. Mem On Dec. 8th at 4 p.m. the man. Sister M. Comma is a in the school ajfer all Masses Starting salary for these posi W. 44ttl Avt. jH oly Name society will present tions is $2.26 an hour; the rate bers of the PTA served THOSE WISHING to donate teacher, ttie other two are next Sunday, Dec. 1. hostesses to the visitors. " an unusual program. Fathers nurses. ' Baked goods may be brought is $2.48 an hour (or work per Dominic Brady, A.P., and Ber may leave their contribution at formed after 6 p.m. All quali the rectory or call Mrs. Di- Departure ceremonies for Ihc to the school kitchen either on WEISS BAKERY nard Malvey, O.P., assistant Saturday between 4 and 5:30 fied applicants will receive con Christmas Shop pastors, will participate in a Paolo at 455-0156 to pick up the Sisters were held in the mother sideration for employment with donation. house in Wheaton .Nov, 10. Fa p.m., or on Sunday before the OLD-FASHIONED SALT , To Be Opened demonstration Mass of the Do Masses. out regard to race, creed, color, minican Rites. thers Herman Doerr, O.F..M.; national origin, or sex. RISING BREAD — EVERY TUESDAY Errnin Micka, O.F.M., and Vlc- Religious goods and sewing (St. Catherine’s Parish) Four in Family articles also will be sold. This Applications are available in MEMBERS OF THE Rosary torin Micka, O.F.M.. gave the Room 112, Main Post Office Sisters their missionary crosses. ; will provide opportunity of pur Four Stores to Serve You The new PT.\ project — a .Altar society will receive Com Are Received , . . 'cliasing a variety of Christmas Building, 18th and Stout street. 4024 Tennvson ...... GL. 5-1937 , Christmas shop — will be munion corporately next Sun father Aicturin, an uncle o(,j,i,i^ Christmas cards also wiH'O®"''®’’’ from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 5850 W. 38th Ave...... HA. 4-1366 , opened to the school children day in the 7:30 a.m. Mass. The Into the Church I Sister M. Gemma, has been jjp display, jp.m. Mondays through Fridays. Lakeside Center ...... GE. 3-1703 during the noon hour and after annual Christmas party will be serving in Brazil for more than Mrs. Ray Valente, group proj 1480 Carr St...... BE. 7-1604 school on Tuesday. Dec. 3, and held on Tuesday, Dec. 3, be (Holy Family Parish, Denver) ^0 years. chaij-nian, will provide in Friday. Dec. 6. No gift costs ginning with devotions in the Mr. and Mrs. Leon Rice and ^ The three Sisters departed by formation on the Trading Stamp more than 81.25. church at 12:30 p.m. their two daughters, Judith. 16,; J'g‘^^‘S*'ter from Quebec on Nov. program at the bake sale. LARRY PERRY REALTY i t and Cheryl. 11. were received: 11 4995 Lowell Blvd. 433-7171 |i ii 1 into the Catholic Church on peer band are natives of Mis TAILORING ii • REAL ESTATE • LOANS • INSURANCE Demonstration Mass to Be Nov. 15. souri. Sister M. Gemma is from Flti;i'; APPRAISALS NOltlTI DENVER ONLY Born on a farm near Rock St. Louis; Sister M. .Adrienne, III Presented at St. Dominic's ville, Ind., Mr. Rice came to Denver many years ago and be- Keep Your Distance Formica Counter Tops ' On Sunday Dec. 8, at 4 p.m Ceramic Wall Tile The essence of the Mass w as came a foreman at Gates Rub Here's a life line fiom your NORTH St. Dominic’s Hoiy Name GL. 5-4323 Vinyl & Linoleum Flooring s'’" prescribed by Christ Himself;;f*®r company. ■Metropolitan Safely council: It OF LAKESIDE ciety will sponsor a demonstra- „ j . may take uji to twelve limes . 1, ■ u u 11 Hp commanded the apost es to Judith alten-ds .North high G l. 5-2538 3090 IU.4431AVC. ion Mass in the parish hall. school, and Cheryl is a pupil more distance to stop on ice and j LINOLEUM AND DENVER 'Lakeside Shopping Center Leo Russan. president of the His sacrifice which He in .Aleott school. The family snow than on dry pavement. So TILE SERVICE, INC. Holy Name society, and Lorren offered once on the altar of theiji^-gs at 3978 Vrain street allow plenty of space between OPTICAL : Smith will assist the Rev. Cross; He taught them the you and the ear ahead. A STORE FOR MEN Bernard Malvey, 0. P., and the Father John J. Sliemers bap Free Estimates—Guaranteed Dispensing Opticians means of offering by the words tized the family. They received bumper hugger is a menace any Installation (Rev. Dominic Brady, 0. P.. DeWAYNE INGRAM that He used at the Last First Communion as a family time he drives — but especially I assistant pastors, in the presen-j Supper; He asked them to eat 3500 Lipan Street GL 5-7327 on Nov. 17. during 'winter months. ;tation of this demonstration, of His flesh and drink of His John K. LaGuardia 4022 Tennyson Street Blood in Holy Communion. 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Ask your doctor! He'll tell you how vTtai proper humidification ks to your family's health and COMPLETE ORTH De h v e r B a r k comfort. SALES & SERVICE “ Y our ( ommumlu Hank" BILL'S SHEET METAL 'Accept This Chalite. COMPLETE At a solemn moment in the 31ass is Father Dominie Brad.\. W. 38th at Julian St. 433-6781 FURNACE CLEANING & SERVICE 0.1’.. assistant pastor o( St. Dominic’s parish, Denver. Father rCOCKAL eiPOIIT iniuranci corporation 7892 No. F'ederal 429-8372 Brady will be one of the priests in charge of a demonstration — t After Hours Call 429-33(14 of the Mass to be sponsored by the parish Holy Name society on Sunday, Dec. 8. Thursday, Nov. 28, 1963 The Denver Catholic Register Rangers Open Cage Slate Page 11 Friday Against Panhandle State Parochial Grid Title
Regis college will open its formances of his club, which basketball season Saturday, lost four top men via gradua Nov. 30, against Panhandle tion in shotgunners Louis Stout Contest Sunday in Pueblo A&M college. Game time for and Ben Wesley, floorman Dean The state parochial football this contest in the Regis gym is Sullivan and center Jim Jones. Shamrocks are seeking their! The Shamrocks are big — 8:0S p.m. championship game, postponed third state title. Guy Gibbs’ Big about 15 pounds per man heav- Then Dennis Crane, a top because of the assassination of The Rangers come right back Red will attempt to shake a ier than the Regis starters — hand last year as a soph, failed President Kennedy, will be hex which has kept Regis from and they are experienced to return to school this (all and played this Sunday at 1:30 p.m winning a state title game in against tough opposition. enrolled at Xavier university in in Pueblo high school as Regis Pueblo, although these same More than 600 Denverites, in his home town of Cincinnati. battles Pueblo Catholic for the teams played a 7-7 game in cluding representatives from ev- If that wasn’t enough. Hall top honor. 1959 to share laurels. , 1.. • ery member of the Denver Pa- learned a few days ago that Very little else has changed The w ^k s delay might swing j accompany Chuck Ducar, leading scorer on the complexion of the contest, ^ e pendulum m Regis favor Regis team to Pueblo on a the freshman team last year, which matches the Raiders' un Its reported that Quraterback wilt not participate in basket defeated Denver Parok cham Joe Paulson, sidelined for a! ball the first semester in order pions against a Pueblo Catholic month with a dislocated elbow The Rio Grande train will to devote more time to his stud team that is the best in the might be ready to go. Anothe^l'®®'* ies. Ducar. 6-5, had been slated Undefeated Lightweight Champions southern part of the state. top Raider, Halfback Paul Ab- return at 7;40 p.m. A special for a big role on the Regis team Coach Jack Brookhart's doo, also might have benefitted car will be reserved for adults. this year. Presentation school's lightweights went un .McDougal. Bill O'Hayre. Tim Hult, Manager from the postponement as he, Father Arthur Verdieck, Re However, Hall still can count defeated in 12 games this year in Junior Pa Dick Nickolaus. Front row : Manager Dan Lu too, had been injured. gis high director of athletics, rochial league play and captured the city Knights to Hear on three lettermen in Corel jan, .Mike Horvat, Kevin Kelly, Tim McDou In any case, the contest still reservaUons sUU may be Walker, Bill Whalen and Jon championship. Back row, from left: Tim Lee, gal, Perry Wilkens, Chris Kelly, Steve Veik, Ben Lujan, John Brovsky, Tony Romero, Richard Lujan. David Blair. Harry Harrington. Falcons Frosh is rated a toss-up. with the "’“f* Rapp. Walker topped the team Pueblo team having a home!® 433-6565. In scoring and rebounding last Coach Charles Eggert. Coach Bud Hoelsken, Not shown are Dennis Woodford, Carl Spa- Dale Denning, Dan O'Hayre, Glno Muniz. taro and Jerry Hendericks. The Rev. Rich Grid Coach Aide field advantage to counteract! year and Whalen is’ the club's any strong tendency to make Middle row: Vince McNally, George Cum ard Lechman is athletic director. On Friday, Nov. 29, the defensive stalwart. Regis a favorite. | mings, Chris Stollsteimer, Mike Sandos, Dan Knights of Columbus Friday Slated to round out the start Joe B. Hall , Luncheon club will have as ing Uneup against Panhandle guest speaker Thomas J. Joz- Harvest Moon next Wednesday. Dec. 4, for an-' are Rapp. Roger Hams and- St. Joseph Cage wiak, assistant football coach of other home game against West either Joe Miller or Jay Coak- Meet Postponed the freshman team of the U.S. Ball Planned in minster college. j ley. both sophs. Coach Joe Hall can be ex-! I The St. Joseph's high school Air Force academy. He will Commerce City Also on the roster are Allen talk about the football pros cused if he's not overly opti-! Thomas, a .senior forward who pre-season basketball touma Coronado Council 3268 of Com pects for 1964. mistic about the upcoming sea-' was sidelined for a season be-: ment, originally scheduled for merce City Knights of Colum son. I cause of injuries; Tom Kojis,' , Dec. 6-8, has been postponed, The luncheon to be held in bus, invites all friends to attend' TOP-QUALITY I it w as announced by Bob Burns, the K. of C. hall, 16th and the Harvest Moon ball to bo For one thing, he’s not been! another senior, and sophs Tony^ HOMES happy with recent practice per-; Reed and Jim Stark. Jack St. Joseph’s basketball coach. Grant, will start promptly at held Saturday, Nov. 30, from Coyne is expected to move up Burns said the dates eon- noon and will be concluded at 9 p.m. to 1 a m. call for from the junior varsity team to flicled with an archdiocesan I p.m. Tickets at $2 per couple may, , eVO convention. TOP-QUALITY MJl replace Ducar. be purchased at the door or I'.M \ RED-HOT SPORTS F.VX. I guess you could say, The basketball tourney now LT. JOZW'I.AK was born in from David McKinney, GE 3-! APPLIANCES... ABDICK. Mangled Fenders I'm biased in favor of sports. After all as a sports writer my ^ will be held during the week Detroit, Mich, in 1937. He at 5507, or Fred Pepek, 466-8058. A L L ELECTRIC livelihood is directly connected with athletic events and sports between Christmas and New tended Visitation grade school So, nataralljr, The first storms of the sea personalities. ( Year’s Day, Burns said. He and Detroit Catholic central Music will be provided by son always take their toll in high school, where he partici Royce West. Refreshments will BRANCH-WRITER. But last Firday, at about noon, sports all at once became added that he is attempting to be available. mangled fenders. The State Pa rather unimportant to me and to millions of fans across the na- increase the present seven-team pated in three sports. His high INC. HOMES trol advises extreme caution school athletic awards include; tion. The gun that so often is associated with the end of a sports; Held to eight and that the exact c a ll fo r when visibility is poor and contest had ended a life. Everything else quickly was sifted down dates will depend on whether a In football, honorable mention, streets icy. to a place of relative obscurity. team isi added. All-State, and sixth team, All- By Friday night, out of respect to the late JFK. the wheels American; in track, state shot ^ 1 BOOTSwl Schwinn Qualityv put champion. of sport had ground to an almost complete halt. For the first TYBOL RACER,$8S Proft^sionol Fitting 4 IxjtpjcyirLtr MODELB2POLDER Costs Lest In time in my memory, the big sports story—and virtually the only- Donald Pacheco He won his appointment to the Lttlers, statements, mail- the Long RunI one—was the listing of contests that were not to.be played. Air Force academy and en (-ofoTu U o sS/lCtR (2o. APPLIANCES ready In minutes Named Deputy tered with the first class in the 3I03.E.C0LFAX 355-19^1 More than eighty per cent of college football games, the FA ST ER . Folds Isttars as fast a s summer of 1955. Lt. Jozwiak complete American Football league schedule, fights, races, 12,000 per hour. Smaller sheets, Disf. Attorney played first team for the un such as statements fold even hockey and basketball games were postponed or cancelled. .And j defeated Falcon team and was faster. Takes paper sizes up to this was 24 hours before President Lyndon Johnson proclaimed Donald N. Pacheco, 28, 710 9 ' x 15'. named honorable mention All- a national period of mourning. Dahlia street, a member of EA S IE R . Takes only seconds to ' Christ the King parish, Denver. American. set for folds. Folds continuously. SCHWINN The notable exception was the action of the National Football Load half ream of paper at a IICYCLES , J . . . . u . . '"'3s appointed a deputy district •After receiving his wings, he Watch Us Grow time—add more without stop f.eague—and it stood out like a sore thumb. Some of the teams]District 'Attorney went on to all-weather inter ping machine. wanted to postpone their games. The Washington Redskins. rep-:g,,pt M Keating ^ PARTS cepter training at Perrin AFB,, LOWER COST. A new. low, low resenting our capital city, even offered to forfeit their S75.000' Pacheco will assume his new price that the smallest office, Tex. He then stayed on to in)- church or school can afford. Ask SERVICE guarantee rather than play a scheduled game in Philadelphia, duties Dec. 1. struct instrument flying. Afte EAST COLFAX for a demonstration today. No obligation. He was admitted to practice serving two years as an inslruc Schwinn BUT .NFL COMMISSIONER Pete Rozellc was adamant. When law in Colorado in September tor, he returned to the acad S 3 5 9 5 calls of protest poured into his office and those of newspapers | igfis, and has been engaged iri emy in April of 1963 as an CHRYSLER Now only aiid radio .stations in league cities, he justified his action by de-iprivate practice in the Denver assistant freshman football A. B. DICK. 10 Speed S g g 0 5 daring that "President Johnson’s proclamation declared Monday, |u . S. National Bank center, coach. not Sunday, as the national day of mourning.” He was bom in Trinidad, Cmrinf/Dgellcstlae stMucfi • Varsity PLYMOUTH The 14 teams were ordered t o ------where he attended grade school, LT. JOZWIAK is married and 5225 E. COLFAX Tcl. 399-0630 Electronic Oita PmtniiMon Layaway Now For Christmas play their games on Sunday and same token of reasoning, an | and was graduated from East has three daughters, ages two 255.0481 they went ahead. equally large crowd at a later]Denver High school. He attend- and one-half, one and one-hall American Cyclery But what really sticks in my date, had the game been re-jed Regis college and received and six months. He is a member 880 FEDERAL 1901 So. Broadway PE 3-3180 craw is the effort the NFL then scheduled, would prove that;a B.S. in Law and LL.B. from of the Knights of Columbus made to justify this violation of Mister Rozelle made an e x - jibe University of Denver. At good taste. tremely bad judgment call. |D- L'. he was president of the Mind These Skids! M 3 1 .....First .a....:came a revelation.....a...... that... As for thc pcp talk in New | =^‘ucient body board of governors Ice and snow bring skids and WILLIA/mS RAMBLER, INC crowds at the seven games had York, it apparently was so ef-1 “ “ of the editorial skids cause accidents, warns CARS SOLD been just about as good as for fective that the New York j the Metropolitan Safety council. Authorized Rambler and Nash Sales & Service any other Sunday. Giants, who had convincingly Give yourself a chance to avoid SINCE MARCH 17 Expert Mechanical Work — All Makes Secondly, it was made public ! children, Donald,^ Jr., four; DL accidents this winter by; Allow nals three weeks before in that the coach of the New Y’ork ane, two, and David, eleven ing plenty of time and space to 230 S. Universilu Ev°n"gt S H . 1-2781 Ixmis. lost the game to this stop gradually. Pumping lightly THERE MUST BE A REASON! Giants team had seen fit to give ^.|„b Sunday on their home ^ and rapidly down and up on iiiiiiiniitiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiinii'iiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii his club a pre-game pep talk field. ^ your brakes to avoid jamming. I For The Finest Cleaning | based on the legend of Le Jon ,\nd, as a clincher, we imag- IwO W S D O a a illlO S Steering to the right when your gleur de .Notre Dame (Juggler ine that Mrs. Kennedy will be' The deadline for news stories rear wheels start skidding to the EAST COLFAX CHRYSLERiPLYMOUTH )* I And Repairing | of Notre Dame), telling them overwhelmed when she gets pictures to appear in thc right and to the left when you ) 5225 E. COLFAX Tel. 399-,0630 /. that their talent was football that football. She can treasure' Denver Catholic Register” is start to skid left. Learn to avoid I ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC RUGS and that they were best dis- it the rest of her life — a m e - ! ^ P-°* “Skids.” playing their respect for the mento of the only organized I NEW RUGS and CARPETS | memory of JFK by going out group in athletics that felt it!*; and doing what they were able had to conduct business as us- ] to do the best. ual on the same day that mil- Finally, the ball from the | Hons of persons around the I I ' Washington-Philadelphia game world were expressing grief The Solution 2630 E. 3rd 333-8840 or 322-83G1 | ! is to be presented to Mrs. Ken- over her loss and that of the en- ’ "j: Also Wall to Wall Cleaning in the Home | jnedy. ti"e nation. illlllilllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|llll!IIIIIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllllllllllllllllllllll!lllllll^ I Now doesn't that put a lump , , » To Your Christmas in your throat? -_j ____i.. i__ DO MIND and muscle, brain THE CROWDS were nearlv brawn, work well together?' WALSH, GILL & SMITH as good because ill in IliUMmost L.U3CO,cases, IiMust it be athletics vs. aca- Problem especially that in New York. th e ''‘‘^mics or is it possible to come jg I club has the money in the bank :"P^«'** ^ satisfactory blend of 1 h s u r 0 r s (or season tickets and the fans^^*’*®^“^® academics. I who paid in advance had no We’ve always argued in favor Year---And Next Year! Est. 1864 : i choice but to use their tickets of the latter. ; this particular Sunday or throw Now, out of the ranks of the n Our Gift to You Peter J. Walsh, Managing Partner investments of $5 and up per Denver Parok league, we have A Christinas Plan Is a Full seat down the drain. By the a couple of telling bits of evi- s 1010 GUARANTY ------— - dence to strengthen our argu- % ,ment. Exhibits A and B are with the BANK BLDG. DENVER MA 3-7245 Tom Robinson of Regis and : Larry Griffith ,of -Mt. Carmel. ^ Both are A students and each ^ Aurora National Bank! is a fourth year Latin pupil. Robinson, who led the Parok How the Plan Works ONE pickup for DI^CT service in scoring and ground gaining,.^ hopes to enter the .Air Force *.• Cash for this Christmas | $100. $200. $300. academy., Griffith a solid per- ^ to both former at Mt. Carmel all sea- jKi Cash for next Christmas $100. $200. $300. • son. would like to be a linguist : in the United Nations. You pay monthly 17.75 35.50 53.25 On Your Paid Up coasts ’ Perhaps our readers know of other current products of our ® Christmas Plan! , archdiocesan school system w ho - ffl We also offer regular Christmas Savings Club Plans. 1 excel in the classroom and on DENVER CHICAGO TRUCKING COJNC. i : the athletic field. Members of our Christmas Ciul$ may participate in a nationwide 4Sth & Jackson • Denver . Phone Dudley 8-4567 , . , contest offering the following prizes: DOTS & DASHES; in answer to an inquiry, no. we do not ^ nlan to name an all-Parok^ foot- ST. JOSEPH'S ball team. We exprcs.sed our feelings on star teams several ^ MILITARY ACADEMY To Address Men months ago in this column and /ft our opinion of their worth hasn't HAYS, KANSAS In Colorado Springs I changed a bit since then. We 1 still consider them nothing A ROUND TRIP TO PARIS ON COMET-THE QUALIH COMPACT COLOR TV AT ITS FINEST Speaker for the meeting :more than popularity contests BOARDING SCHOOL THE S.S. FRANCE AND $2,000.00 iMany other prizes, including Luggage, Dec. 6 of the First Friday in which a majority of the se i f . Conducted by the Men's club in Colorado lectors have no more idea of Home Movie Set... and 139 Cash Prizes! Springs will be Father Thomas ]the merits or capabilities of Capuchin Franciscan Kelly, S.J.. (above) director 'the players than does a two- ifi Fathers I of the Sacred Heart retreat -year old at a Shakespearean' Annual Board and Tuition Fee house, Sedalia. The luncheon play . . . I/iyola of Chicago is meeting will be held on the ra te d as the top team in th e ;« I MEMBER MEMBER $890.00 First Friday of the month in country in the pre-season polls ^ OF THE OF THE • Senior High School • .Member of North Central Ass'n the Swiss Chalet at 12 noon. of .Associated Press and United |{; FEDERAL RESERVE FEDERAL DEPOSIT All .Major Spurts • ROTU Honor School Officers of the club promise Pres-: International. .And that’s jjjj* SYSTEM INSURANCE CORPORATION • 10 Point Indoor Rifle Range • Civil .Air Patrol "an inspiring message" from another silly one. The "ratings” A u r o r a N a t i o n a l • Indoor Swimming Pool Father Kelly and invite all were made two weeks before *3; For Catalog — Address Business Office Catholic men of the Pikes ; any of the top clubs is slated BAN K I Peak area to attend. ■play a game. ^ 1463 IRONTON AURORA, COLO. PHONE 364-7671 Page 12 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Nov. 28, 1963 750 Men and Boys Make City's Religious Leaders Express Grief; Profession of Faith Promise Prayers for Slain President Stirring 48 gothic 4 col 1 li. The Rt. Rev. Monstgnor Bn- (CoatiBued From Page 1) geae A. O’Sullivan, pastor 9t (CenUined From Page 1) “God’s people have a real bates on many serious issues. | Lowry, followed by seminarians S t Vtoceal de Paul’s, and titt dent, Denver Area Council of meaning to be both disciplined To disagree is laudable but toj and more than IS priests and parish Holy Name society wese Churches, and pastor, Augus- and devoted if we are able to hate is abominable. This evi the .Archbishop. hosts to men and youths at the tana Lutheran diurch: be the Americans we ought to dence of malevolence is a dis Holy Hour. They represented be and have the image before turbing sign of our moral cli St. Thomas’ seminary choir, “The tragedy of President under the direction of Father meat parishes in the metropol- Kennedy’s assassination and the the rest of the world we de mate. Other indicators of the taa area. sire” last few years have been equal John Karssen. C.M., performed transpiring of subsequent Joseph Pahl, president of the Dr. William E. Rhodes, chap ly upsetting. at the ceremony. Seminarian events point up symptomatical Richard C. Lux was at the or Ardidiocesan Union of Holy ly a crisis of morals in our lain, University of Denver; “My prayer is that the re “I think the deepened sobriety gan. In deference to the nation Name Societies, described the country. We pride ouselves as vulsion we all feel at this tra al pall of ^rrow , the choir sang being a nation of laws and yet ; that comes from the shock may gedy will help to sober our na attendance as one of the best carry over to a much more re “God Bless America" at the end we embark on a jungle spree tion and make us return to the since the annual Holy Hour pro sponsible and rational manage of the Holy Hour. that decries our Christian roots. calmer methods of discussion, gram was begun several years ment of controversial issues in debate, and dispute which a re ; Father Schmitt led the pray “We can easily excuse the sit America. 1 hope it will signal ers and meditations from the ago. Each year it is held at St. resolved by rational conclusion, Vincent’s. uation as the work of demented the end of crude ‘big talk’ polite acquiescence, and loving pulpit, as well as the Holy Name men and jaundiced minds. We which in private or public leads understanding of one another.” Pledge and the Pledge of .Alle giance to the Flag. need, however, to took at the to assassination of public lead Theodore A. Yoder, regional other evidences of morality ers and to the assassination of director. National Conference of and injustice which we have i character as well.’’ Christians and Jews: Knights Honor Their ProsUont OFFICIATING AT Solemn winked at, if not condoned. Dean Herbert M. Barrall, Benediction was the Rt. Rev. “I think Mrs. Kennedy; Pictured above in front of the Denver knights formed an honor guard at the Mass Monsignor Gregory Smith. P.A., rector, St. John’s Episcopal summed it up for all of us when | cathedral: Cathedral are members of the Knights of Co- offered for the late President John F. Ken- V.G. she said, ‘Oh, No,’.’’ j lumbus fourth degree on Sunday, Nov. 24. Ihe nedy. — (Photo by Jim Peri) i “I share with the rest of the He was assisted by Father “It was a terrible shock. T he; Michael T. McNicholas, O.P., country a great tragic loss, one country seemed to show more j j that cannot be overcome. Presi- pastor of St. Dominic’s, Denver, unity than after the attack on i deacon, and Father William Sle- jdent Kennedy was a truly Pearl Harbor and the declara-; vers, <±aplain at St. Joseph’s {great man. tion of war. I hope the people' hospital, Denver, subdeacon. “1 think it may very well continue to show their closeness Archbishop Vehr's Sermon • Drake Work • Tuiw-up • Auto Fainting help wake up the country to after the period of mourning.” Three chaplains from Lowry • Fro nt WtMOl Alignm ent i the dangers that extremist Dr, L. Sylvester Odom, pas (Continued From Page 1) President has already taken the Oath of Air Force base attending the • Body A Fender Repair Office and assumed the tremendous burdens ! groups of any persuasion may tor, Shorter AME church; mem constituted authority or some perverted base attending the ceremonies Corona Auto Service pose. I was greatly moved by ber of the board, NAACP; cause by an unfortunate misguided men and responsibilities of his exalted position. were Fathers John Meade, Ger ' the way Americans turned to president. Greater East Denver tality in our midst. President Lyndon Johnson has asked ald Sullivan, and Venard Craw Standard Gat & Oils j their churches.’’ Action committee: His native intelligence and matured ex the prayers of all citizens. As President, he ford, O.F.M. will seek advice from every quarter, take 6lh & Corona RA 2-4867 ! Rabbi Manuel Laderman, “I feel Negroes generally' perience, his integrity, his devoted and com {Hebrew Educational alliance: passionate labors in the cause of world counsel from every source; but in the share the same burden of grief! final analysis, his is the terrifying lone American Greetings “The assassination of Presi that the nation shares. He was wide peace and the rights of the individual dent Kenendy is a shock, a human being, in a universe seething with some judgement of final personal decision. a great national leader on the This is the obligation of his sublime office. Giristmas Cards sorrow and a shame to every tension and turmoil, will mark President total scene though we in min Let us humbly beseech the Almighty in American. Our chosen leader John F. Kennedy a distinguished place in ority groups were proud of the heaven that he be given continued good has been struck down, and in the long history of celebrated presidents stand he took on our behalf. health, wisdom, divine guidance and his death we all share a per who have guided the destiny of our country. “I don’t think there will be strength to meet the awesome challenges sonal bereavement. a diminishing of the moral cli In Washington in our Nation’s Capital, oi the future in these times fraught with “Acts of violence against mate he set in the nation. His the last prayerful memory is paid him and so much peril for all humanity and men heads of state are not unknown tory will show that his greatest his memory at this very hour by the stunned of good will everywhere. in the history of the world. For contributions will have been and grieved dignitaries of the world. In this Each of us can re-dedicate ourselves us, however, in a land of free setting the pace for a new Mass and countless others throughout today to the great cause of our Founding dom to choose and select, they moral climate that will be en Christendom, our supplications go to Al Fathers: freedom under God; that universal are completely out of keeping during and on which we can mighty God that He, in His infinite mercy peace reign upon the earth and that every with our political tradition. We build. grant eternal rest to his immortal soul. We human being realizes his inherent dignity extend our sincere sympathy and condolence are in the midst of great de- “It is my hope and that of and inalienable rights protected by law to his beloved wife, his lovely children, and the Negro leaders I know and and human ordinances. May we live true CUNNINGHAM his family in their hour of grief and trial. FOR DIIMOND S in iM work with that we will be able to our Maker as loyal citizens of our great The whole world envelopes them in genuine diamonds • JiWftJY , to continue to build and take Democracy. WATCHSS • GIFTS • CRYSTAL love and affection in their heavy sorrow. m c o . CHINA-SILVER advantage of the moral tone May the soul of John F. Kennedy and CUNNINGHAM JEW ELRY which he, almost personally, the souls of all the faithful departed rest in Witch A Jiwilry Ripilr THE REPUBLIC will endure as it has For Spac«>Mak«r Chair Ouirintced Sirvlci established." eternal peace in heaven. challenged successfully such and other FL S-I43S The Rev. Dale Dargltz, di- j May God bless our beloved country, all • The Space-Maker Chair thowD 4tll E. Colfax at Elm tragedies in the past 180 years. A new of our fellow citizens and the world. * Insurance here i* ideal for reception roomt, DENVER, COLORADO rector, social service depart- conference rootna, private officea; Iment, Council of Churches: * Surety Bonds it’e tmart, comfortable, and folde TRY I “What happened in Dallas' flatl Phone or cone in today to j could have happened in Denver; CAU tee this outetandint valuel or any other city. “The experience through J a l b i L L which we have all just passed Archdiocese Joins Nation Paul T. McGrady J ^ I O R A D O * FIRST serves to remind us pointedly VAN SCHAACK & CO. how much we are all involved Fiesta Dishes - Open Stock OFFICE SUPPLY. INC, in the evil men do. No man — 310 PoHtrion Bldg. Gifts - Hardware - Paint not even a Lee Harvey Oswald In Tribute to Kennedy MARS DRUG Glass - Toys MAin 3-9333 1624 - 17th Street 7 or a Jack Ruby — is an island 1001 BROADWAY Pipe ’Threatfing (Continued From Page 1) ation church for the Mass, and PHONE Window Shades - Key unto himself. We must all ac chose as his theme; "The Res Duplicating cept part of the blame.” Monsignor Canavan reported. almost 150 stood outside in the urrection.” 222-5746 Rabbi Daniel Goldberger, mountain snow storm as the Open Friday It Monday Eves. “We received many many calls He told the congregation that Denver 2, Colorado Beth Joseph congregation: at the rectory, but most of them Mass was offered for the repose in President Kennedy’s death, EUROPE in 1964 "The House of Office Service'" 32 Broadway PE 3-2S44 “I think it should be exam were young voices' asking — of the soul of the late President as in the death of every man, ined in the light of the social ‘What time is the Mass.’ ’’ as a tribute of the Catholics of there is a spirit of hope — BY COMPLETE CAR SERVICE scene of the day. There has Monsignor Canavan said that I.eadville. Many non-Catholics “for death is not the end of all STEAMSHIP? TlNIvl P • ('AKIil ltKIOIt G ALTO. TH.VNS, been a general feeling of apathy he was touched most by the joined with their Catholic neigh things, but actually the begin- Vour Car I’lobleni — Our Specialty towards morality and not rais people he observed crying open bors at the Mass. ing.” Don't Miss tho Ship! ing a fuss when a fuss should ly on the street. EXPEKI RADIO REPAIR The celebrant of the Mass was Bool: Now— Schtdultt Availabl# for 1964 have been raised. Father James B. Hamblin, pas IN GREELEY, an estimated “They didn’t care if people We Represent All Major Steamship Lines ONEIDA GARAGE “Medger Evers, the NAACP thought they were overly senti tor of Annunciation church. The 2,500 persons crowded into Gun official, was shot in the back B ILL K IR K 1400 ONEIDA 222-35SS mental; they were crying and deacon was the Rev. George M. ther hall on the Colorado State No Service Charge for Reservations • and no one got worked up over didn’t care who saw them or Spehar, pastor of St. Joseph’s college campus to pay tribute it. Then, four children were what they thought,” he stated. church, and the subdeacon was to President Kennedy. Ten LINDQUIST killed in a church bombing in “I think Catholics felt the loss the Rev. Maurice Melnerney, as Greeley ministers and priests Birmingham wOd their murder-; more than others. He was one sistant at .Annunciation church. took part in the community me t r a v e l s e r v i c e er is still at large. No one pro- { of our own and we respected The absolution was given at a morial service, including Fa tested when Adlai Stevenson! WESTERN FEDERAL and admired him, thus, our catafalque. ther Edward 0. Ryan,- who was spit upon in Dallas or Chief SAVINGS BUILDING I H o m e m a k e r s j grief was a little stronger. The music for the Mass was gave a 25-minute eulogy oKthe Justice Earl Warren was vili 718 17tti SI., Denvar 2, Colo. “I didn’t agree with all of his sung by the children’s choir of Late President. fied in San Francisco. Telephone 8Z5-7175 ^ policies and I’m sure other St. Mary’s school. “This is a time for us to I “Other Presidents were per I Hour Free Portclng L i Shell'i, 17M Cellfomli St. I Depariment | Catholics didn’t either. But to stand up and be counted. haps more successful in certain DAVE LINDQUIST, OWMr a man we were proud of him. MONSIGNOR ROBERT 14 Yeo n ea Ike Jek Experience — I Cenllneirtf I Potronizo Theso Reliable and Friendly Firms | “I said befpre he was elected pursuits, and John Fitzgerald and while he was President He was a man of principle and HOFFMAN, pastor of St. Kennedy may have, in turn, that Kennedy could be a good action who shouldered his awe Mary’s church, Colorado ended in failure,” Father Ryan American, president and Catho some responsibilities and per Springs, said that he had never stated, “but by his death he will lic. I say it again now.” formed the tremendous duties seen such crowds at St. Mary’s. be forever judged by the inten Bacon & Schramm of his office to the best of his Like Monsignor Canavan of tions, by the goals, and by the SnCUS-LRlULOR ability.” Monsignor Canavan Denver, he was impressed and dreams he so often and elo said. Composition Roofing KOHLER touched at the reaction among quently expressed,” students. 1 5 4 3 LARIMER ST. > 8 3 0 17th ST. Tile Roofing COMPACT BATH THE RT. REV. Monsignor “Silence descended on the ' “He was a gentle man, an Roof Repairing Eugene A. O’Sullivan, pastor of whole school when the news uncommon man of intellect and MIRRORS wit and gallantry, an unusual 4020 Brighton Blvd, St. Vincent de Paul church, said was released that President ENGRAVED 1517 Cheyenne Piece TA 5-5251 combination of the statesman CU. 4-6S68 (Celfex et Broetfwey) that some 1.050 persons attend was dead,” Monsignor Hoffman ed the 9 a.m. Solemn Requiem commented. and the politician; he possessed Mass for President Kennedy on “Then, in a spontaneous mi a zest for life and was a man of PLASTIC Monday — the largest throng in gration to the church that I will vision . . . a man of great per sonal wealth of position and ob SIGNS & DESK PLATES GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. the church’s history. never forget, the students, some of them with tears streaming vious sophistication — yet a “Accredited Purveyors to the Catholic Clergy” Monsignor O’Sullivan, w h o was celebrant of the Mass, said down their faces unashamedly, man who would humbly kneel JANITORIAL & SANITARY SUPPUES BflOMZ'E TABL'ETS that “not only were all the walked in absolute silence to in daily prayer and at Mass 1421 • 16th Street — CH 4-8775 or CH 4-2598 seats taken, but people filled pray for him. every Sunday morning and oth DENVER 2, COLORADO the three aisles and the back of “At 1 o’clock the whole school er occasions as well. the church” was assembled in the church “I am proud that as a Pres-j fits in He said that not even at and a Rosary was said for the ident he was a good Christian Washroom space! Christmas time were there as President.” man, a truly Catholic man,j “many persons present for one Monsignor Hoffman said that never ostentatious or false in. it was not unusual for churches Now you con hove o com- Mass in the church." the display of his faith, but STROHMINGER to be filled and overflowing in whose total outlook, whose total I plete bathroom in the PASTORS in Colorado time of war or fear of eminent concerns, whose positive ap-' E le ctric Compani^ space of o washroom. Springs, Greeley, Leadville, danger, but that “fear was not proach and world and national Longmont. Fort Morgan, and the motivating factor” in the re vision were totally Christian.” A real space saver, the C b^ f [kdriul Serrie 'm STRlAL •COMMEROb. ‘ RESmTIAL other Colorado cities and com action to the tragic death of compact Stondish both fits munities reported filled and President Kennedy. Two Bayberry-scented in space only 42" x 36" in overflowing churches on Sunday “There was no fear in th e, CCD Board and Monday. candles for joining 1178 STOUT ST. ^ 222-5733 size. With the addition of eyes and faces of the students j Plans Meeting DENVER COLORADO or the people that attended the j ANB’s Christmas Club! the economical Hampton CATHOLICS in the City on memorial Mass in the church: lavatory and Wellworth Top of the U.S., Leadville, stood ilast Monday,” he said. ; For Teachers Baybtrry candles are traditional at Chriatmaa. Their dittinctivu fra water closet, you have o in a snow storm for almost an "They felt anger and shock! The archdiocesan Confratern fIRVtMO THI INTIRI MITROPOLITAN AREA hour to pay solemn tribute to to be sure; their innate sense of ity of Christian Doctrine execu grance impart! a special charm to complete bathroom. the late President John F. Ken justice was violated by the des tive board is sponsoring a meet-1 lI B H I holiday feativlty. And legend Mya lENNIE LENNOX S a iA : good luck and weatth will follow eainw usr (J Come in today or call us nedy on Monday morning, No^'. picable way the President was ing for (XD high school teach 25. ’ ers on Dec. 1, in St. Francis de their use during the Yuletide season. for a fret ostimate, no ob« 1 killed. But overall there was a A Solemn Requiem Mass was Sales high school library at 8 ANB this year has a gift for you of a new, deep sense of personal loss. larger pair of hayherry-acentad can d iti. . . ligation. offered in the Church of the “’This man, who represented p.m. DAY and Annunciation. Some 400 persons Just for iolning the 19M Chriatmaa Cluh. youth, energy, and integrity, Two speakers are scheduled Our aupply la limited. . . ao atop In aoon. NIGHT Specializing in jammed the interior of .Annunci- was a devoted family man for the meeting. Earl Reum will Quality Plumbing whom many identified with speak on “The Great Teen-age You'll enjoy this Christmas more know ing you've already started to sove to Wall and Heating Repairs themselves and their families. Robbery” or “Who’s afraid of ward o poid-up Christmas next year. CARPETS “You could sense it in their a Public School Kid?” Mr. GUARANTEED j faces, their expression of sor Reum is the coordinator of stu S ER V IC E ON Room Size row, and the way they sang at dent activities for the Denver AMERICAN A L L MAKES SLATTERY and Smaller RUGS !the Mass Monday morning,” Public Schools and a graduate Largest selections In the City [Monsignor Hoffman continued. of the Catholic University of NATIONAL “The whole congregation put America. & COMPANY Furniture i their heart and soul into the Father Richard Ling will Open M.Ynddy and Wednesday Evenings ! responses and hymns. There speak on “Three Approaches to BANK Plumbing and Heating Till 8:30 P.M. Diif-ln laskisf / Fret fe-leak Ferit’af DIAL SU 1-4494 Contractors was no rehearsal, they didn’t the Presentation of Religiou.s need any.” ■Matter.” 17ti ead Sfeet / Z44-44U 181 VALLEJO ST. E.M.W. Monsignor Hoffman was cele-1 In charge of arrangements for " * *■ “ ~ -iVSiV*j-i'l rt I SH. 4-3181 where cash talks brant of the 9 a.m. Solemn [the meeting are Bill and Fran ANOTHER FREE GIFT! The information and humor pack^ JOHN J. CONNOR, Prtsidtnt 2141 So. Broadway 3901 So. Kilamotti Robert F. Connor, Vice President SHerman 4-2754 Requiem Mass. Father Leo | cell Schrader, co-chairmen of 1964 “ Farmer’s Almanac” ! Pick up your ropy at ANB toda/! SALES FRANK WATERS* Prtk ENGINEERING Kennedy gave the sermon, and CCD high school teachers. m
Cathedral Thursday. Nov. 28. 1963 The Denver Catholic Register. Page 13 Journalists 13 H/larycrest High School Students Honored Received in National Honor Society (Cathedral High School. Denver), Spotlighted at Cathedral this (Marycrest High School, than 1,000 words of non-fiction I rose from 28 to 66 per cent, week were journalism students Denver) material per minute with a I Greatest increase in speed was Nancy Suvada and Maureen The never-to-be duplicated in- score of 99 [ter j from 217 to 800 words per min- O'Connor. dividual — elevated by faith cent was a record achieved by ute. They received membership and distinguished by achieve one Marycrest high school stu- ^------cards and pins for Quill and ment — was cited by the Rev. dent as a result of a reading Scroll, the mtemational honor .Michael Mc.Nicholas, O.P., pas improvement course recently K«wf D«adlln«l ary society for high school jour tor of St. Dominic’s parish, made available to students. j j,. . nalists. The deadline (or news stories Denver, in installation cere- .According to Sister M. Sheila, and pictures to appear in the Members of the organization monies of the National Honor the 33 student participants more| “Denver Catholic Regiater’’ is must rank in the upper third society held at Marycrest high:than doubled their reading Monday at 5 p.ra. Correspond- of their class, work on the school Nov. 22. I speed, as a class average, in ents are asked to have their school publication, and be rec Father Mc.Nicholas congratu- tl** U two-hour sessions. They material at the “ Register” of ommended by the (acuity mod lated the 13 inductees of the St. averaged an 18 per cent higher fice at thb time to assure pub erator as a superior student. |Bonaventure chapter of the so level of comprehension. lication in the following Thurs iciety. He noted that, of all their .\mong devices and techni day issue. THE THANKSGIVING holi gifts, the totally unmerited gift days will be busy for Sister I of faith surpassed all others. ques used in the program were Margaret Anthony. Hi-Pal mod the tachistoscope, to increase] erator. as she will attend the NEW CH.ARTER members in- students’ peripheral vision; a ST. PHILOMENA'S National Scholastic Press As finding Now World , ducted were Judy Heit, senior; controlled reader which forced sociation Journalism Convention Books and children go together just as surely as tur :and Marcia Lindeman. Donna increased speed on students PARISH Spark Junior Thorosians in Chicago Nov. 28-30. .Also at Rollman, Marcia McGinley, tending will be Sister .Agnes | key and Thanksgiving, believes Mrs. Frank Casey, chairman with no allowance for regres Sparkplugs of the newly organised Junior Theresians of a newly organized books committee of the Catholic Par Jamie Scarafiotti. Diane Ed sion; timed reading; and a pre- Eugenia from Holy Family high wards, and .Ann Trumble, jun unit in St. Janies’ parish, Denver, are, standing, from left, school. Denver. ent-Teacher league. True to her conviction that “it is worth reading technique in which stu Sister Charles Marie, moderator, and Ann Seeley, presi while to do anything to bring a child and a book together,” iors. Sophomore probationary dents are taught to detect in At the general student coun- Betty & Bob's Beauty dent. The group, dedicated to promoting vocations to the Mrs. Casey takes time out to introduce three-year-old Kenny members are Frances Dalla- advance general ideas of an sisterhood, held its first meeting recently with Virginia |cil assembly Nov. 20, Cathedral' rosa, -Mary DeSalvo, Jackie Lu & Barber Shop Jacques to the fascinating world of fire engines. Margaret 'article through pictures, blurbs, Specializing In Slegle, seated left, and Mrs. Joseph Tezak as guest speak cere, Anne Pichette, Virgina Mary McGrath seems to be enjoying a more adventuresome and explanatory captions. Permanent Wav ers. Miss Slegle is executive secretary of the national Ther Trumble, and Sally Schroeder. story of her own as .she reads one of the many selections Greatest single improvement ing and Latest in esians organization, and Mrs. Tezak is director of the Jun Club officers Betsy Kaiser, for young readers available through the CPTL committee. of comprehension was register Hair Shaping ior Theresians. Susan Blue, and Mary Fagan 2630 E. 121h Ave EA. 23723 The committee offers a list of selected books at a 65 per ed from a student whose score cent discount to interested parents at the monthiy CPTL explained the history and aims meetings. of the society. Sister M. Sheila, Debaters to Compete principal, presented member ship pins and cards. Giving of CURE d'ARS PARISH E. 32NDOT4D A• DAHLIAUAnLIA ST.»l.e Four Regis college students lby Reginald F, Bain, assistant ficial welcome to new members S u n d a y m a s s e s will compete in the seventh an professor of speech at Regis. St. Mary's PTA Installs was Susan Blue, and Marcia nual Jesuit Invitational Debate 6;00 - 7:30 - 9:00 - 10:30 - and 12 Noon The group will debate the na Lindeman responded in the tournament at Loyola university tional topic for the year: “Re No Evening Mass Officers in Colo. Springs name of the inductees. in Chicago, Nov. 29-30. solved: That the Feideral Gov CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4:00 & 7:30 Membership in the National They include Stephen J. Leon- ernment Should Guarantee an Nancy Suvada (St. Mary’s High School, cards goes to seniors: Janet Langlols. 3050 Dahlia St. 322-1119 •ard, Joe Wilson. Joe Murphy Opportunity for Higher Educa Colorado Springs) Pam Larson, Steve Yavorsky, Mary Honor Society is based upon the United States .Air Force Con Lynne Tesmer, seniors, and to Jo Bes- and Bill Convery, all of Den tion to all Qualified High School Parents made news by install sighini, Ray Reilly, and Jerry Shea, scholarship, leadership, and cert band of the Rockies from juniors. ver. They will be accompanied Graduates.” ing officers of the PT.A at a service, manifested through Lowry Air Force base. STUDENTS R EC EIV IN G honorable meeting the evening of Nov. 19. mention are: Catholic action, cooperation, On the program with the band Mrs. Frank Gold, president of Stniort: J K k Buhl, Mary Carbonell, and Christlike character. was the glee club, which sang the Catholic Parent-Teacher Sharon Crops, Carol Dean, Eliana de- TOLVE LIQUORS ST. THERESE PARISH Varonna, Jamie Karlson, Barbara Lach- at the archdiocesan CYO con league, officiated at the cere owsky, Verena Lucasson, Patricia Ogland. A READING SPEED of more Dahlia Shopping Center — 3360 Dahlia ES2SSSSEE9 vention the last year. Also fea mony. Sandra Spencer, Glenda Turner, Eddie Varrone, Kathy Yates. Free Delivery — EA. 2-5977 tured was the academy dance SUNDAY MASSES The new officers are Mrs. Juniors: Kathy Azzollna. Angela Bar- M (K IT.OKA J.\M (’i: MtKIV___ band, which was the hit of the Robert Lester, president; Mrs. baeri, Richard Carlson, Barbara Oucey, 6:00 - 7:00 - 8:00 - 10:00 - 11:15 & 12:15 assembly. Peter Eskeldson, Bob Kelly, Heather LOYOLA PARISH N\N(V JIM JCKKY MAKV CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4 to 5:30 & 7:30 to 9 John Snyder, vice president; Marriage, Christine Reding, George Walk er, Marda Quege. Revs. John J. Regan. Francis Pettit More entertainment was pro Mrs. Howard McKinna, secre vided by “The C Notes,” a quar tary; Mrs. William Haney, Sophomores: Mary Kay Baker. Kathy SAVI TIME TRADE AT HOME 1243 Kingston St., Aurora EM. 6-0735 Cannon, Martha Freeh, Daryl Grantz, Rocky Fieri tet of Cathedral high students, treasurer; Mrs. Harold Magnin- John Leone, Lance Moore, Patrice Price, E. 17lh and Race THELMA KASSON who sang “Watching All the ie, historian; and Mrs. William Virginia Robke. Jon Stevens, Sheri Strat DUCKW ALL’S ford, Bob Vandenburg, Tom Victory, Lar BEAUTY SHOP Girls Go By,” and “Thank Page, auditor. ry Walters, Toni Wurth, Rocky’s I'harniacy, Inc Denver’s Newest ROCKY MOUNTAIN 2876 Colorado Blvd. PARKING IN REAR Heaven for Little Girls.” Freshmon: Bill Bertschy. Mike Boyle. TYPi¥fRITER CO. Guest speaker was the Very Patricia Brennan, Maureen Buckley, Lin Jeur Convenient H ilr SlyllDf Subuiban Variet, Store ISE REAR EMRANf E I da Davison, Carolyn Girado, Kathleen /Pirm tntn l Waving and BUSINESS MACHINES The group is composed of Rev. Monsignor William Jones, Druggist DAHLIA SHOPPING caN TER OPEN 8 A..M. TO MIDNIGHT archdiocesan superintendent of Kane, AAarian Leone, Kathletn Mahony, PHONE USIIM Sales • Rentals • Repairs Seniors John Koke and Brian Oiane Mangerich, Delores Morris, Mike TMInia KttMD OXtniMr, Owmr Urd • Daklli ni-MU Norton, and Juniors Ed Robles schools, who spoke on “Federal Mudd, and MarK Ryan. Prescriptions Liquors Harry's liquors Special Discount to Students and John Olejniczak. .-\id to Education.” O f AUHORA C. Dinkel Foil Line Imported 1490 DAYTON 364-1302 THE STUDENT COUNCIL is and Domestic selling the student directory, WINES • BEERS Please Patronize Institute which contains the names, ad Your REGISTER dresses, and phone numbers of o, PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE LIQUEURS all faculty members and stu Advertisers and For Sisters dents. CALL YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE FOR PROMPT SERVICE / • Ice Cubes * Mention Again this year the Key club, ll.VIX E. (OI.EAX AVE. a boy’^ club connected with the W. F. (WALT) ANCERER. 3&4-74B} THE REGISTER Is Planned Kiwanis club, is active in the M L SAINTS MOST PRECIOUS B LO O O flP O U R LADY OF LOURDES ST. CATHERINE’S The annual Advent institutes school. Each week two mem 477 0549 455 9904 for nuns of the archdiocese bers attend the Kiwanis lunch "the Store ot Personal Service" St. Vincent de Paul's Parish sponsored by Regis college will eon. On .Nov. 20 Steve Yavor- LINCOLN DRUG REXAIL BUSY CORNER so. UNIVERSITY BLVD. & E. ARIZONA be,“in Saturday, Nov. 30, at 1:30 sky and George Foss were pres- FREE DELIVERY Piesdiplion Druggists Wesiey Pharmocy DRUG STORE p.m., according to the Rev. jent at the Acacia hotel. 30 Gcid Bond Stamps With I’tofcs.sionnI Pharmacists SUNDAY MASSES 1 Harold L. Stansell, S.J., asso A representative of St. Mary's This Ad and $1.00 Purchast hirst cn I'resmptinns Presciiptian Druggists 2345 So. Federal 935 4661 Ka.st Flee Delivery G. J. QUINIAN M.mMr SI. VInienI 6:45, 8:00 , 9:30, 11:00 and 12:15 ciate professor of history at the sodality attended a Heart Fund W. 38th AVP. & Frdr-ral Blvd Your Catholic Druggist Dan CauMietd 2238 .So. Culorailn Klvd. W«l.y Ay*. D. P.ul Parish Confessions: Saturdays 3:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. college and institute director. meeting and breakfast at the At $ . Downing 733 9631 Denver, Cnlo. Pliui.e 757-7677 0 Rl. Rev. Msgr. Eugene A. O’Sullivan, Pastor The Rev. John P. Teeling, Ent Skyline club on Nov. 20. 2385 E. Arizona 744-6119 The Sodality again has volun ALL SOULS, ENGLEWOOD m S.J,, instructor in English, will ST. ANNE’S, ARVADA ST. DOMINIC'S speak on “Jesus Christ, Master teered its help in the future NOTRE DAME of Dialogue” at the opening drive. CHERRELYN session. Rita Carrigan, freshman, was BLY’S I iPreisser's Red & White DRUG STORE ALLENDALE the school’s delegate at a fash LINCOLN DRUG l’ics(Ti|)tion I'liiinimcy ion show held at Kaufman’s In Sickness and in Health PHARMACY ON SATURDAY, Dec. 7, the Phone 789-2561 33 Gold Bond Stamps With H.Kiri; 9 A M. to 6 P.M. Grocery and Market during the week. mCatiwUM BUY preduett Rev. Frank X. Curley. S.J., in BROADWAY at QUINCY This Ad and Si.00 Purchast 9800 W. 59th Plare Sat 9 A M. to 2 A A/L FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES •tfvtrtlMd M th«lr structor at the high school, will The first quarter honor roll ENGLEWOOD Z345 So. Federal 93S 4661 3120 W. 29th Ave.>^5$ $191 AND QUALITY GROCERIES 422-2397 members are: FREE PARKING Flee Deliviry CATHOLIC Pne$$i talk on "An Unsentimental Ap Your Catholic Druggist Dan Caulfield Frt'e Delivery 777-4147 proach to Christmas” and Fa Stniors: Sue Bottini, Barbara Brown, Arvada, Colorado James Cannon, Toni Cina, Kathy Collins, ALL SOULS, ENGLEWOOD 2331 E Ohio Avt. (S. Univ. and Ohio) ther Teeling will discuss “The Barry DeArmond. Diana Keller, Pat i Looney, Bruce Mangerich, Jim Pfalm er,' OUR LADY OF FATIMA ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ Impact of the Sacraments.” Joe Prior, Phyllis Reed, Hollings Renton, | ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA The program for Saturday. Carol Rieden, Diane Rodgers, George I SERVICE Rogers, Angelo Sacramora, Mollie DRUG FAIR Dec. 14, will include talks on Schmal, Judy Smith, Terl Smith, Carol 4204 So. Broadw ay Lett's Pharmacy Alameda Drug Store Spellman, Kathy Stevens, Karen Vanzant, L. C. F E H R , Prop. V, 0 , Pelersoo, Prop. "The .Mass in Perspective” and Kathy Welsh, Robert Welsh, Loretta Yog- ■ For Flee Delivery ot PresciipMon LINCOLN DRUG Mimber of St. Vincent de ’ aul's “The Evolution of the Mass” gerst. and Drug Needs FREE DELIVERY Cut Rale Drugs by the Rev. Robert F. Houlihan, Juniors: Pamela Bauer, Robert Buckley, Phone 781-5521 Parish Judy Butler, Edward Carrigan, Clift I Have Your Doctor Phune 30 Gold Bond Stamps With Fountain Service Stirrdrics S.J., administrative assistant to Clark, Sue Cook, Hilary Cornell, Richard Us Tour Prescription This Ad and It 00 Purchase Fergueson. Paula Fischer, Kathy Girado, Your liu.sincss Apitrccinlcd the dean of the college. Pdiamiiunt Heights S h in in g Center 2345 So. Federal 935 4661 Pamela Greer, Bob Kabat, Joyce Kont- ALL SOULS, ENGLEWOOD Ai.iKMt. Z io. GrouTwiy 10041 W. 16th Avo. 23M1I1 Your Parish Service Station ny. Peggy Lucht, Linda Maser, JudI Mc Your Catholic Druggist Dan Caullield THE CLOSING session on Adams, Wanda Morris, David Noolan, Her* it a helpful diiedory. Look for the listing of your Susan Papish, Mel Perry, Steve Salamon, PHARMA CARE f Saturday, Dec. 21, will include Sarita Schneebeck, Linda Skonce, David BLESSED SACRAMENT ST. MARY’S, LITTLETON nearby “ paiith" service station. Its friendly operator a talk on “A Bible Virgil” by the Smith. Robert Stapp, Mark Swan, Jim PHARMACY i it asking this special means to invite your patronage. Wallace. Rev. Harry E. Hoewischer, S.J., Sophomores: David Arnett, Barbara “ For Better Health” You’ll find that this extra friendliness is matched with dean of the college. Barwlck. Linda Bukowsky, Evelyn Dean. NOW OPEN SELL 4 LESS Ken Genco, Marylln Lamb, Chris Loet- 6200 S. Broadway Telephone 79t 1319 cheerful service and expert attention for your cor. Benediction will follow talks scher, Janet Makarevich, Joe Rodosevich, Littleton, Colorado He’s ready to serve you with gas and oil, tires, bat on Nov. 30 and Dec. 21. Lorraine Sayers, Dennis Shells, Tom Stan- HexaU ko, Brian Varney, Kathy Yadrick. teries, lubrication and other convenient services. By Freshmen: Lyle Bonham, David Carle, CATHEDRAL DRUG STORE Stephanie Doeren, Oara Filler, Cheryl pulling in ’ at his station regularly, you will recipro 794 1266 1,300 Attend Loetscher, Mary Miller, Peter Murray. cate his friendliness and get the best in service. Carolyn Pesch, Ralph Rogers. Mike 2500 W Mein Littleton, Colo Schum. Barbara Severson, Vicki Spencer, Synagogue Rites ♦h o h i John Wallace. fiu /t CATHEDRAL NOTRE DAME On the commercial honor roll are; oCOII EA. 2-7711 ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Some 1,300 persons attended Seniors: Becky LeBaron, Mary Davies, Marie Hall, and Candy Kennedy. Re PRESCRIPTIONS CAI.I.ED Across the Street from memorial services on Monday ceiving comme'^ciai honorable mention Phil's Conoco Service NOTRE DAME CHURCH FOR AND DEMVEREI) are: Seniors; Janet Altie, Mary Corrls- <^cnL (Dhuq. GREEN for President John F. Kennedy ton, Therese Corriston, and Barbara Lo Coilai at Downing Denver Choose your Pharmacist For Complete in Beth Joseph congregation pez. Since 1934 222 1675 “I'illiiig l’iescii|iti(in.s Is the S i m ead ow s Special commendation for all-A report Most Imiiurtant Part uf Auto Service CONOCO synagogue, Rabbi Daniel Gold- HOLY CROSS, THORNTON as you would , „ ^ p Our Business COMPLETE berger reported. • Oitu • Cards • Cosmetics ns rsM AUTOMOTIVE SERVKE He said the other synagogues Veterinarians 722-56C4 Free Delivery 14tti Avt. at Ptfmsytvania 2ies Se. Sheridan nS-9970 in the city reported , similar CITY VIEW choose a doctqr/c 1000 s. Oayloid ot Tennessee throngs attending services for Plan Centenary Piofessionol Pharmacy ST. JOHN’S the President, despite the fact Ph. 287-5535 ST. VINCENT DE PAUL that the congregations had no 'Open House' (S/M> N. (JoiuTie advance notice of the rites ex Veterinary offices and hos Uiiirnltin ( oiu. ELM STANDARD "Howdy" See Bob Robles cept for newspaper reports and pitals in the Denver, Boulder, SERVICE Doyle's Pharmacy Bob'^ Place word sent home with children. and Longmont areas are cele Cotnpittv Brake Dean Herbert M. Barrall. rec brating the 100th anniversary of THE PARTICLI.AR Servlet t Tum-up DRUGGIST Free Pickup 300 So. Colo. Blvd. tor of St. John’s Episcopal ca the .American Veterinary Medi If i. Delivery COWTOWN. thedral, reported the church cal association with an open Prescriptions Our Phene m e is e house from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, CONFIDINCE Specialty East SSth t Elm Street COLO. filled to overflowing at me morial services on Sunday and Dec. 1. 7]2 MM 1717 E . Louisiana again on Monday. The public is invited to IS VITAL Donvor, Colorado ST. PATRICK’S HOLY GHOST inspect equipment and facili Place complete con- ties. PATRONIZE DOWNTOWN ARROW Spiritual Bouquet .America’s veterinary medi fi(ience in your { S / / r f / ^ cine is now the nation’s third pharmacist, as you TEXACO SERVICE SERVICE To Mrs. Kennedy^ YOUR largest health profession. Vet WOODMAN would your doctor U03 GIcnarm St. STATION Denver teachers and school- erinarians are valued and re PHARMACY in time of sickness 24-hour Sarvica D RIV E IN WITH CON FIDEN CE children'showed their sympathy spected members of the na PARISH TUNE UP & BRAKE SERVICE with the bereaved family of the tion's military research and — Pre.scriirlions — — for guarding Phona 534-9952 3211 Pecos 455-0737 i late President by sending to public health teams. 44th A Tannyton 455 2231 your health is his PHARMACY. , Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy a spir Denver 12. Coio. The curriculum at the veteri free Delivery In North Denver ST. THERESE’S itual bouquet of Masses offered nary medical school is in many only profession. by faculty members for the re YOUR The firms listed here respects similar to that offered HOLY NAME, FT. LOGAN deserve to be remem HENRY’S pose of the, soul of her husband. in medical schools. The aver O U R LADY OF FATIMA CONOCO CONOCO The spiritual bouquet card age student graduating as a doc BUSINESS bered when you are dis was appropriately written and SERVICE tor of veterinary medicine LINCOLN DRUG APPLEWOOD PHARMACY tributing your patronage designed by the arts committee spends slightly more than seven FREE DELIVERY FIRESTONE TIRES, BATTERIES, WILL BE of the archdiocese. 30 Gold Bond Stamps With • Free Delivery in the different lines of ACCESSORIES years in college — which com M Gold Bind Stonipt With This Ad and tl.N Purchast This Ad and 51.00 Purchast HENRY HENNINGHAKE, Owner It conveyed the sympathy of pares favorably with the time; Your Catholic Druggist business. 2345 So. Federal 935-4661 HSOO East Colfax at Moiine .staff.s and students of both ele Dan Caulfitid APPRECIATED 364 9395 AURORA spent by the aspiring doctor of Your Catholic Druggist Dan Caulfield 2098 Youngficid 238-1204 mentary and secondary schools. medicine. /
Page 14 The Denver Cotholic Register Thursday, Nov. 28, 1963 Englewood Altar Unit Pray for Them To Meet (All Soah’ Paitsk, EMl(wood)
AMCIMSOM (High m n s In Our L*dy of Lourdes Mary's church, Littleton, Nov. 23. In-f ter board for 2S years, and was former The women of the parish are Kothrlnt L. Adkinson, M, 1SS W*s»- ctiurcti. Denver, Nov. 27. Interment In ferment at Littleton. NlckeH-Hlil mortu- Jefferson County Democratic dtalrman. invited to attend the meeting of Ington street. She is survived by twolMt. Olivet. Bouleverd mortuerles. ary. ' He Is survived by his wtfe, two d a u ^ the Altar and Rosary society sons, Winiem T. end Fred J. Adkinson.' ters, Mrs. Josaph German, Denver, and bom 0* Denver; e sister, Mery Ellen! DONIOAN THOMPSON ; m ts. Robert Coleman, Sait LMie City, Tuesday, Dec. 3, at 8 p.m. in 'meeting on Dec. 3 in the school after the Masses starting Dec. Hots, Denver; end elto by numerous! JuUe A. Donigen, S3, 1SS4 Logon. She Charles F . Thompson, 16, 835 Vivian Utah; three sons, Raymond, Denver; the s^o(4 cafeteria. Guest SI. Francis PTA nieces end nephews. Requiem H i^ AAots Is survived by her mother, Mrs. Cothe- street. Golden, Colo. He is survived by Harold, Evergreen; and Hartert A. Well (St Fraack de Sales’ Pariih. cafeteria to plan the Christmas 1- in St. Joseph Redemptorltfs ctiurch, rine L. Oonigon, Denver; two sisters, two sons, Rkhard Thompson, Golden, and. Loveland; two sisters, Anne Welland, speaker will he Father Richard party tor the children. Denver, Nov. 27. Interment In Mt. Olivet. Sr. Agnes Loretto, Sisters of St. Joseph, and James Queen, Denver; three daugh Evanston, 111.; and AArs. Jack Rohrer. ling. The business of the eve Dcaver) Boulevard mortuaries. ' Grand Island, Neb.; and Mrs. F. W. Still, ters, Leone Poppleweii, Mildred Popie- Milwaukee, Wis.; six grandchildren, and The winner of the t u ^ y Fwrlf gesdbedwM ning will consist of the election The grade school FTA will ; North Platte, Neb.; and alto by num- larsl end Margaret L. West, ail ot Den 13 great-grandchildren. award sponsored by the school (St Phtlomeu’s Pariih, ■ EC KLE erout nieces and nephews. Requiem ver; two sisters. Ella Shaw and Annie I and installation of new officers meet on Wednesday. Dec. 4, at Breen, Culver City, CaJH.; end also by football team was Alfred Vigil. Deaver) Diana Beckle, Infant, m i Clayton. She ! ” '«•’ *" *"* Cathedral of the 1^ ' Each member of the society is 8 p.m. in the high school audi- te survived by her parents. Her. and Mrs. j tnaculate Concepti» Nov. a Interment seven grandchildren and one greet- The games party originally grendson. Requiem AAess in Our Lady Kenneth Beckle; a sister, Danya Beckle; Nebraska. Boulevard mortuaries. [reminded that gifts, either for Fowtry Shower S«t ✓ scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 33, her grandparents, Mr. and AArs. Thao- , of Fatima church, Lakewood. Nov. 25. Post Office men or women are to be dore L. Perka Denver, and Mr. and AArs. I LAAABERT Interment in Mt. Olivet. (All Saints’ Parish, Denver) has been changed to Friday, Clarence Beckle, Cheyenne, Wyo. AAass' Theresa A. Lambert, 24, 371 E. 13rd The PTA will sponsor a pan Dec. 13, at 8 p.m. in the school of the Angels In Our Lady of Grace drive. Sheis survived by her husband, VIOIL distributed later at the Mullen church, Denver, Nov. 21. Interment In James B. Lambert; a ton, Kenneth Lucrecia Vigil, 54, 2700 W. 67th avenue. Unit Founder'^ “ try shower tor the nuns after hall. .Anyone wishing tickets Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuaries. , James Lambert; her parents, AAr. and She is suvived by three sons. Max, Rob Home tor the Aged. all. the Masses on Sunday, Dec. I Mrs. Elmer Easter; and a sister, ert and Danny Vigil, a daughter, Odelia may purchase them from Arch COLLINS AAaridythe T. Holcom, all of Denver. Vigil, a sister, Martha Valdez, four Corporate Communion for the 1. Parishioners are asked to Rose, or at the door the night Leonora A. Collins (Gieiewski), 71, i Requiem High AAass In Guardian Angels' brothers, Mickey Chavez, Abram Hurtado, Dies at 68 women of the Altar and Rosary bring canned goods to church of the party. Leavenworth, Kant., formerly of Denver. i church, Denver, Nov. 27. Interment in and Manuel Hurtado, ail of Denver; and She Is survived by her husband. Dr. H R. | Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuaries. Leo Hurtado, Holloman. HM. Requiem A lifetime resident of Denver, sqciety will be in the 8 a.m. and to deposit them in the boxes The meeting will not be Collins, Leavenworth; two sons, Burt F. Mass In H ^ Trinity church, Westminis Mass Sunday, Dec. 1. A Voca provided. re-scheduled for the month of LISSOLO Joseph R. McGowan, died Nov. and John K. GlezewskI, Denver; a sister, ter, Nov. 21 Interment In Mt. Olivet. tion Mass is sponsored by the PKp4clm*6 urlll Ka onU Sophie Jekot. Denver; a brother, Antonio (Tonyl Littolo, 73, IMS S. Gil 21 at Ms home. Mr. McGowan Bernard Kllmotkl, Denver; four step- pin. He Is survived by hit wife, Edith JAM ES 6 . COSTELLO, SR. society at the 7:45 a.m. Mass, dau^ttert, AAable Stafford, Denver; Lissolo; and a stepdaughter, Jennie The founder of the Costello Motor com was one of the founders of the Saturday, Dec. 7. Maudle Marie Boyle, Oklahoma City, Fetch, Denver. Requiem AAass In St. Jo pany, James G. Costello, $r„ died in a Okie.; Helen Lorey and Kathren Boster, seph's church, Denver, Nov. 27. Inter local nursing home Nov. 18 after a Post Office Employes Commun St. Joseph AAa; a stepson. Col. H. B. menf In Mt. Olivet. lengthy illness. He was 81. THE EXECUTIVE board tor Collint, Texas; and also by two grand Mr. Costello of m S. Elizabeth street ion league. daughters. Requiem High AAass In St. NAVARRO was bom In Wood River, Neb., Nov. 8, Requiem High Mass was of the parish Confraternity of Jotaipb's Pollth church, Denver, Nov. 27. AAarla Navarro, *2, 3421 W. Clyde 1812. He came to Denver from Wood Interment In Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mor place. She Is survived by her husband, River In 1881 and attended schools hare. fered in Annunciation church Christian Doctrine has been an tuaries. Nicholas Z. Navarro; a ton, Philip Na He nsarrled Jennie M. Erb In Sacred Nov. 26. Interment was in Mt. nounced for the coming year: varro, Denver; three daughters, Mrs. Heart church in 1805. She died In 1860. Mrs. Paul Mr. Costello was a machinist with C. Olivet. Olinger mortuaries were Chairman and co-chairman Mr. p and Burlington and Union Pacific in charge of arrangements. ti i it Sirv^ies- torvivtd ^ ’h? nit wlrCeii« L ,i::'touIm C. ^trva^ieiourTAi.; Ctwvcfmc Wvo < tnd tito bv^ 17 ; railroads from 1804 to 1817 when he MaE.. .to e MArU rum*nt«. wnegt, cneyefHw, wfu.. and Mrs. William S(±rader; D«d*e* tix d«u0filerse M arit Clementt, grandchildren and several nieces and founded the n>otor company. Vice president, Edward Sena; Alma Uace Martha RIvarde and Camilla nephews. Requiem High Mass In Our He was a IHe member of Denver Lodge MR. McGOWAN was bom Dadte aH of Danvfr; Vivian Marcler, Lady of Guadalupe church. Denver, Nov. 17 B. P. 0. Elks, Mile Hi Optimist club, secretary, Mary Lu McKay; Judge Philip GDUam Ingiawoode CalK.; and AAariorlt Manning, 26. Interment in Mt. Olivet. Trevino Regis Retreat league, Regis guild, and Sept. 26, 1895, in Denver, and North Hollywood, CaUf.; the sons, Robert treasurer. Bud Byrne; chair mortuaries. Holy Name society. received his education in the torium. The guest speaker will E ., Gordon C., Ray and Barnard Dade, He Is survived by a son, James G. man of teachers for the high all of Denver; Arthur Dade, Lot Alamos, PALMER Costello, Jr., Denver; two sisters, Mrs. Denver schools. He was an em be Juvenile Court Judge Philip N.M.; and Louis Meehan, Inglewood, Kate Harris, Denver, and Mrs. Frances school, Mary Windefeldt; chair Rote E. Palmer, 71, 12S3 Upham. She ployee of the Post Office de B. Gilliam. His topic will be CalH.; and alto by 36 grandchildren and Bann. Walsenburg, Colo.; and also by is survived by a son, Donald M. Palmer. man of teachers tor the grade eight great • grandchildren. Requiem four grandchiidren. partment until his retirement in “The Surge to Decency." Golden; a sister, Lillian Kersteint, Den* Requiem High Mass was sung Nov. 22 school, Henrietta Pfeiffer; ver; and also by eight grandchildren and 1947. A (Christmas program will be In $f. Vincent de Paul's church, Denver. numerous nieces and nephews. Requiem chairman of fishers, Edward Interment was in Mt. Olivet cemetery. given by the grade school chil High Mass In St. Bernadette's church, He married the former Mar Boulevard mortuaries were In charge ot Gleason; chairman of helpers, Lakewood. Nov. 27. Interment In Mt. dren. Refreshments will be arrangements. garet Dore on Oct. 1, 1927. Mrs. Nancy Byrne; chairman Olivet. Boulevard mortuaries. served by the mothers of chO- FLORENCE A. DUFFY Mr. McGowan had been an of parent-educators, Mrs. Sue PIEPHART dren in grades one, two, seven, Florence A. Duffy, formerly of Chicago, invalid for the past 16 years. Anton. Herman E . Plephart, 66, 806 Quitman. and eight. III., but now of 11288 W. 27th avtnue, He is survived by a brother, Fred Plep- His home was at 3250 Race died in St. Anthony's hospital Nov. 20. Grade school classes of the hart. Central City, Neb. Requiem High She was 68. street. He was 68 at the time CCD meet each Saturday morn Mass in Presentation church, Denver, AArs. Duffy is the wife of Joseph T. JUDGE GILUAM is recog Nov. 27. Interment In Mt. Olivet. Boule of death. ing in the scJiool. There are 625 Duffy, M.D., who was senior physician nized as one of the nation’s vard mortuaries. at Municipal Tuberculosis sanitarium In Mr. McGowan wrote the Page students participating in these Chicago. III. leading authorities on the pre o u m SLIOER classes. High school classes Opan H Nespifalify She was born in Wakon, la., Feb. 18, of Dedication in the Missal pre Thomas F. Sfiger, 74, 2S45 W. Main vention of juvenile delinquency. 1185. She spent 40 years In Chicago and sented to Holy Ghost church by meet each Monday evening in street, Littleton. He is survived by his had lived in Denver the past 14 months. In 1962 he was appointed spe It is coffee time for Judge George J- McNamara and Sis wife, Nell Sliger; a son, Thomas F. the (Communion League. the school and comprise some She is survived by her husband, three ter Jean Elizabeth, superior, at the open bouse held in Sacred Sliger, Jr., Texarkana, Tex.; and also 217 students. cial adviser to President Ken by two grandchildren and two great nedy’s Committee on Delinquen Heart school, Denver. The Judge was one of the many visitors grandchildren. Requiem Mass In St. HE IS SURVIVED by his who toured the school at the open house and expressed their wife, two sons, James J. and cy and named chairman of the A DENTAL check-up for the pleasure over the educational excellence of the archdioceian John F. McGowan; a daughter, Governor’s Citizens’ Committee students of All Souls' School on Delinquency. schools. i / / L THsm DM jaJYL Mrs. Pat Gibson, all of Denver; will be held December 2nd with JERRY BREEN a sister, Mrs. Kathryn Marek, doctors from the Arapahoe Den CHRISTMAS CARDS are on Denver; and also by four grand tal group conducting the exami Florist display each Sunday in the Sacred Heart School FOLLOWING ARE ttw nomei of prints children. nations. 1521 Champa wlio hiva served In ttw ArchdIoceM ot grade scbcxri music room after Denver end died In the nnonth of Novem the 8 a.m. Mass through the 12 One blocfc East of Mf. Olivet 26M1S1 ber. The living faithful are asked to Open House Pleases remember them In their prayen. o’clock Mass. O Ood, whe In relelng Thy lervenn Professor Slocum Dies; (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) i the soul of President John F. te the dIgiiHy el BWiapi end prlestt, dM Paricii Bair* Sal* Kennedy. give them o there In the prietthoad el (Holy Ghost parish, Denver) Many graduates of the parish the Apaetin, « a pray Thee admit them Taught at Regis College new end terevnrmnre Intt the apniteilc The Christian Mothers will school, among the guests who On Friday afternoon, Nov. 22, SWIGERT BROS. | eempany. Threugh Christ Our Lard hold their annual bake sale for attended the recent open house, after hearing the news of the X- Amen. (Orattan tram the M au far De A former professor of Biology N.Y. He attended schools in parted Priettt.) the benefit at the Holy Ghost expressed their pleasure over President’s assassination, the at Regis college, Theodore D. Scottsville, George Washington OPTOMETRISTS | Youth center on Sunday morn the many improvements made children visited the church in Rev. NIcholat Bertrand. Ndv. 23, 1745. Slocum, died in Veterans Ad university. University of Colo § ^ Rev. John J. Condon, Nov. 27, 1744. ing, Dec. 1, beghming af 8 in recent years. groups to offer their prayers for ministration hospital Nov. 18 rado Medical school and com Rev. John W. Conroy, C.AA, Nov. 13, 1753. o’clock in the parish hall. They him. Devoted To Your Complete Vision Coro | Rev. 'Thomat Fitzgerald, Nov. 15, 174Z after a lingering illness. pleted work for his Masters De They were happy, however, to Rev. William M. Hayden, S.J., Nov. 24, plan to have a variety of home A REQUIEM High Mass also 1741. Dr. Slocum had been in an gree in Neuro Anatomy from see that the plaques and tro made baked goods. was offered on Sunday for the Rev. Theddeut Hall, O.F.M., Nov. X, automobile accident on Jan. 5 of Cornell university. He complet phies, won by the school teams OPTICIANS 1741. Beginning in December, the President. Rev. Peter Klerdorf, C.SS.R., Nov. X, this year. ed work for his doctorate at in former years, are still on 1717. Christian Mothers will sell cof H. W. SWIGERT Jr., O.D. WILLIAM FARRER Requiem High Mass was cele the University of Michigan. display. Rev. William E . Larkin, Dec. t, 1741. fee and rolls after each Mass Rev. Mariano Lepore, Nov. 17, 1703. brated in the Cathedral of the Dr. Slocum and Emily Caplis H. W. ODIL, O.D. FRED SMALDONE Rev. Michael Met, C.R., Nov. 27, 1754. Immaculate Conception on Nov. every third Sunday of the month THE ROOM Mothers’ circle Rev. Peter McCartney, S.J., Nov. 24, were married in the Catherlral in the parish hall. They will also 1745. 22. Interment was in Ft. Logan will meet at 7:30 p.m. on Mon Rev. Jullut PIccoll, O.S.M., Nov. 12, 1940. of the Immaculate Conception have miscellaneous items for ^f^rickson National cemetery. Boulevard day, Dec. 2, in Sodality haU. | 1550 California St. 534-5819 I Rl. Rev. Monjignor Godfrey A. Raber, on July 16, 1943. He was Pro sale. This project is also spon Nov. 27, 1732. mortuaries were in charge of m e m o r ia l Rev. John B. Raverdy, Nov. 16, 1867. fessor of Biology at Florida sored for the benefit of the The school children attended I Rev. Joseph A. Ryan, S.J., Nov. 14, 1757. arrangements. umnn b l v o . a t m a v Rev. J. Clement Ryen, S.J., Nov. 11, 1755. State university before coming youth center. Masses at 8 and 9 a.m. Nov. m im . Rev. Michael A. Schaefer, S.J., Nov. 16, to Regis. He resided at 1557 25, offered for the repose of' 1756. DR. SLOCUM was bom Rev. Ervin A. Stautfen, S.J., Nov. 17, March 29, 1913, in Scottsville, Pennsylvania street. Awards Praranfod 1755. He was a member of Alpha Rt. Rev. MonsIgnor Emile J. Verschrae- Sigma Phi, American Society of (St. Cajetan’s Parish, Denver) '^^ENVER^BY^DS0>. ghen, Nov. 4, 1742. Presentation of awards to Rev. Christopher V. Walsh, Nov. 25, 1741. Central Bank, Anatomy, and Leyden-Chiles •H tlt OEkVtl SH07I MITH CONFIOEiet Rev. Victor Winter, S.J., Nov. It, 1754. Wickersham Post No. 1 of the pupils tor summer reading Rev. Theodore Walhelm, O.F.M., Nov. 8, highlighted the PTA meeting on T R E V i n o 1741. . Itftliu I nil 6 m ^e n d • g(ili> I ISSS Trust Names American Legion. Nov. 19 in the school cafeteria. ¥ P E 3-0013 ^ (Reeders ere Invited te tend In changes and additions.) New Officers HE IS SURVIVED by his Children who received the awards from the Public library LOVELY HOLIDAY LINENS wife, a daughter, Sheila Slocum “The Satisfaction of a Service Well Rendered” Naming of three new officers of the home; his father, Leroy were Devoree Clifton, Rose sons, RIebard and Robert Duffy, Den- and promotion of three others mary Clifton, Frances Torres, FOR A FESTIVE TABLE ver, and Joseph Duffy, Galesburg, III M. Slocum, Sr., Scottsville, TWO CHAPELS TO SERVE YOU and by a daughter, Mariam Alexander, was aimounced Nov. 19 at the N. Y.; two brothers, Leroy M. Matthey Torres, Loretto Mar Ft. Collins, Colo. Central Bank and Trust com quez, Dennis Ray Marques, Ei Requiem High Mass was sung In Our Slocum, Jr., Scottsville, and CHAPEL OF ROSES MEMORIAL CHAPEL Lady of Fatima church Lakewood, Nov. pany by the hoard of directors. leen Barela, Steven Barela, and William Slocum, Petersboro, 30U SO. LOOAN BT. 23. Burial was in Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Elected vice presidents are Patsy Castillo. 420 a. ALAMEDA AVE. mortuaries. N.Y., and by a sister, Mrs. R. P h .; P E * r l 1-2742 Ph.: P iirl 3 K Il Joseph R. Lincoln and Richard Craig, Scottsville. The PTA scheduled a special MRS. GERTRUDE METZ L. Hanley. Bernard A. Gibson A longtime government employe, Mrs. "FOR PEACE OF MIND" Gertrude Metz, 55, died unexpectedly was named assistant vice presi PUNtRAL PIANS AVAll.ABl.t. INbUHANCt OH ItlUSl Nov. 23 in her home, 1430 S. Milwaukee dent. Pt.ANS THROUGH AMKRK.A'H HttAHINU OOKHOKAriON. street. Requiem High Mass was sung in St. Jack R. Jacobson, Roy Willis, Fashion Show Held Vincent de Paul's church, Denver, Nov. 25. Interment was in Mt. Olivet. Boule and Warren Culpepper were vard mortuaries. elected assistant castoers. By St. James' PTA Mrs. Metz was bom March 20, 1806, in Carroll, la. She was married in Regina, Lincoln started to work for Saskatchewan, Canada, in 1829 to An the bank in 1950 when he was (St. James’ Parish, Denver) mas cards must be made by| drew M. Metz. The couple came to Den ver In 1835. a student at Denver university. Members of the PTA enjoyed Dec. 1. The card room is openj Mrs. Metz had been a prxurement Hanley joined the bank in 1949 a fashion show at the Novem daily from 1 to 4 p.m., except! clerk for the General Services Adminis Saturday, and after all the tration for the past 20 years. She was a as a trainee. Gibson has been ber meeting, presented by the member of St. Vincent's Altar and Ros an employe since 1952. Fashion Bar of Aurora. Masses on Sunday. ary society. Models were members of the I She is survived by her husband, five Jacobson went to the bank in Operation Santa Claus will be| sisters, Mrs. Eulalia Osterich, St. Paul, June, 1962. Willis started work parish. Betsy Wolf was the com HOWARD Minn.; Mrs. Margaret Eason and Mrs. Dec. 4 and 5. This will give the Helen Browning, Phoenix, Ariz.; Mrs. with the bank in November, mentator and Eileen Maresh ac- school children an opportunity TEA SET . . . 44x44" cloth with 4 Sally Arens and Mrs. Bernice Malls, 1962 and Culpepper joined the cortipanied at the piano. “Holi to do their shopping. Austin, Minn.; and by four brothers, day Gala” presented clothes ap- Spacious napkins. Of drip dry fine cotton Orville Mlllenacker, Phoenix; Richard institution in September, 1962. Millenacker, Austin, Minn.; Edward Mll p r 0 p r i a t e for Thanksgiv SQUARE DANCING for the lenacker, Rochester, Minn.; and Ray funeral parking lawn. White, pink, blue or yellow mond Millenacker, Chicago. III. ing, CSiristmas, and New seventh and eighth graders will Longmont Dentist Year’s. with white lace trim. JULIA FRANCIS MCDONALD be held Friday, Dec. 6, in the A longtime Denver resident, Mrs. Julia IMPRINT ORDERS for Cjhrist-' school cafeteria. 3.98 F. AAcOonald of 1424 Pennsylvania street, Honored for Service Berkeley Park Chapel Park Avenue Chapel died In St. Joseph's hospital Nov. 20 after a short Illness. She was 65. Dr. Murray Powell, new den West 46th and Tennyson East 17th and Marion Mrs. McDonald was bom March 1, 1898. qt entrance of Berkeley Park at Park Avenue at New Castle, Pa. She was n\arrled to tist in Longmont, has received Clarence McDonald in 1821 at Sharon, Pa. a certificate of achievement tor The couple came to Denver In 1823. 433-6425 222-1851 She was a government employe for 30 his active Army service with years and was a secretary In the U.S. the Fort Carson, Colo., dental Bureau of Roads at the time of her re tirement in 1959. section from October, 1961, to Mrs. McDonald was a member of Cath August, 1963. olic Daughters. She is survived by her husband, two Dr. Powell is a graduate of sisters, Mrs. Ella Carney, Sharon, Pa.; Loyola university, Chicago, and and Mrs. Mary Newton, Lakewood, Ohio, is a member of the Knights of and by a brother, Jerry Sullivan, Den VISIT YOUR ver. Columbus. Requiem High Mass was offered in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Nov. 25. Interment was In Mt. Olivet. THE FORMER dental officer practiced general dentistry for CATHOLIC LIBRARY HENRY J. WEILAND Requiem High Mass for Henry J. nearly two years at Colorado’s Welland, 3241 Harlan street, was sung in mountain post after his gradua St. Mary Magdalene's church, Denver, Nov. 25. Internment was in Mt. Olivet. tion. Boulevard mortuaries were In charge of He and Mrs. Powell are from arrangements. ALL PARISHES WELCOME .... Mr. Welland died Nov. 22 in a Ix a l Butte and Bozeman, Mont., re nursing honme after a lengthy Illness. He spectively, and had planned to was 81. settle in Colorado even before OPEN 11 A.M. TO 3 P.M. He was bom May 29, 1882, In Evanston, III. He came to Denver in 1900. On Sept. the doctor's assignment to Fort CLOSED MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS 5, 1906, he married the former Mary Carson. Bugner In Evanston, III. Mr. Welland was a member of the OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. TEA SET . . . 44x44" cloth wiH\ Knights of Columbus, was past president THE POWELL family lives at of the Colorado Flower Grovrers asso matching apron and 4 napkins. ciation, was head of the Wheatridge Wa- 19 5th Ave., Longmont. Free Browsing Drip dry fine cotton lawn in DENVER EVERGREEN News Deadline! Membership Fee $1 Per Year ... white, pink, blue or yellow with MONUMENT CO. The deadline for news stories white lace floral trim. and pictures to appear in the Access to thousands of dollars 4.98 “Denver Catholic Register” is In Siyln tor Holidays Monday at 5 p.m. Correspond Of Calliolic Literature ents are asked to have their ma Showing off styles for winter events are members of the St. James’ PTA, Denver, who took part in the “Holiday Gala” Downtown, Cherry Creek, Lakeside, Greeley L irg ttt Stlocnan In IIm terial at the “Register” office Rocky Moontiin A n t at this time to assure publica fashion show sponsored by the organization. From left are 625 19th St. Nnxt to Holy Ghost Church TO ORDER BY PHONE DIAL 292-18(X> ( 1 m lK E tst of Mount Olivtt) tion in the following Thursday Mmes. James Carney, Edward Kelly, William Grannell, and ClurtM Mc F mMm Stanloy Hall H A 4-4477 Joseph Learned. Thursday, Nov. 28, 1963 The Denver Catholic Register Page 15
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IN TIM S POE CHEISTMAS Largest Write to box 743 c/o this Btautifui A Spacious 2 btdroom apart Across tha street from immaculate Con Hallkraftar short wavt radia In vary ception Cathedral. Furnished buffet apts. ment. Ceramic tile bath, air condition ing. Range and refrigerator. 1 block to St. good condition. S1S.00. C. E . Owings, Selection paper. ' with full kitchens and private beth. 38S-331i Newly redecorated, roomy, clean and Francis, Shops and transportation. 175 quiet. Utiittfes furnished. S55 to $65 mo So. Sherman. Mgr. on premises. Baby things, t33.00 cash takas all. 933- S«63. Priced from HELP WANTED FEMALE Nke Place Te Live" REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 Exptrl«nc«d typteft. stenot, oH kt work- AC. 3-9886 We specialize In Northwest Denver. DONUTS trt rw« Hd tmrrwdUithr Colorado Springs IN TH E COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR I IN TH E COUNTY COURT THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER In and lor ttw City and County STATE OF COLORADO M Dtnvtr and Slatt at Colorada Ne. P-3171] No. P-,74M NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT ir SERVICE DIRECTORY ★ Esiair ol WVRY GARGAN COOPER. COLONIAL Also known as M ARY G. COOPER, (De Estate of HASSIE P. SHEPARD a/X/a ceased) No. P-31712 HASSIE MAY PATTON SHEPARD (0^ KE. 4-4205 WESTERN All persons having claims against the ceased) No. P-974M COLUMNS above nan>ed estate are required to file Chain Link and Wood Fincet Notice Is hereby given that l hava NURSING CENTER, them for allowance In the County Court tiled my final report In the County Court BUILDERS a CONTRACTORS CONTRACTORS GUnERS of City and County of Denver, Colorado, of the City and County of Denver, Colo ASH HAULING Incorporated •n or before the 8 day of May, 1964, or John W. Heard, President rado, and that any person desiring to SAid claims shall be forever barred. FENCE •1348 East Fillm art 635-4571 i*|ect to the same shall file written ob- Miller Trash Service Jusfln Gargan Paul Nadilrab <34-6ll< Calarado Sprlng<, Calarado lectlon with the said court on or before Elvon Enterprises, Inc. Hanchett Building December 10, 1»M. Pickup Anytime AL. 5-1932 NEED Gutters, fpouts Idaho Springs, Colorado 6070 W. 55III PL Executor Andrew Wysowateky SHAFFER’S RUBBiSH Wa apaetaRia la Gutter and Published In the Denver Catholic Register Administrator, Special Administrator 434 0043 or 344-5544 (Car 3f) Spaut Raataeamanl. and Administrator C.T.A, First Publication: Nov. 7, 1963 REMOVAL One Source for all Your A Outtan Claanad and “ Colorado Springs’ Finest and Most Modern’’ Last Publication: Nov. 21, 1963 Grli«tn & Griffith Rapairtd. COMMERCIAL AND Building Needs Attorney for the estate All types remodeling. Building Main- Thdroughly Exparlancad. IN TH E COUNTY COURT 611 Midland Savings Building RESIDENTIAL In and for the City and County of Denver tenence. Painting and Dacorating aisd FIREPLACE? Oapandabla, Guaranlaad. Denver, Colorado 80202 AC 2-S67S Custom Building. iGaui iUnrtuarH and Staff of Colorado (Published In the Denver REASONABLE RATES No. P-319SI Catholic Register) DUPLEXES OUR SPECIALTY Get One for NOTICE TO CREDITORS First Publication: Nov. 7, 1963 AL. 5-3310 American Roofing Mambar by invitatian 0 National Selected Morticians EXCELLENT FINANCING Eoate of RALPH DINES, (Deceased) i Last Publication: Nov. 28, 1963 FREE ESTIMATES Christmas! No. P-31958 ALTERATIONS S P E C IA L THIS MONTH Slieet Metai Co. Members of the Staff All persons having claims against the Complataly Initallad In Carroll B. Dunn W. Harley Remington , above named estate are required to file IN TH E COUNTY COURT Alterations, also hand decorated sweaters 12X32 REC. ROOM ‘Cll 4-8466 2159 Downing ; them for allowance In the County Court In and for the City and County of and Spanish tutoring. 798-3194. ONE DAY Catholic Funeral Directors j of the City and County of Denver, Dtnvtr and Stata tf Colorado COMPLETELY FINISHED Altar 6 p-m. SU IdOJS I Colorado, on or before the llth day of No. P-30733 BUILDERS & CARPENTER Lifetima guarantee, FHA approved. Mambar ot All Souli' Pariah MElrose 2-6671 Colorado Springs, Colo. May, 1964, or said claims shall be for ONLY 55S0 NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION No Money Down. You'll love the ever barred. FOR DETERMINATION OF MARION R. DINES HEIRSHIP BUILDING ind CONTRACT)NG stoneface designs. Executrix F«r Any Rtrtw To Sell-Trade-Rent Your Property \f Coll 825-1145 Real E€tote Qcude i MM I j o m A P o n X ^ k im iiiiiiimiiii ^ r\ I#, r \ 10— Holy Cress 20— Our Lady of Lourdes 37— St. Mery (LIttleten)" 42— St. Philemene -SI. Vincent de Paul (Tbemten) REDUCEDI 5 ROOM FRAME HOME PLUS INCOME $88 DOWN 1429 Ridge Rd. Staunchly built Two itory double. Each unit hai living older tri-level, with 4 bedrooms, room, lepartte dining room, b rtik fail 1217 SO. JOSEPHINE MOVES YOU IN Newly paintedr 2 bedrooms and bath nook and kitcheni have dlihwaahari and Vi Block to St. Vineont's on main floor. Full finished wood 2 baths, separate dining room, garbage ditposali. One and ona-half batin 3 bedrooniSr wall to wall carpet. In each unit. Property hai new plumbing paneled basement with 2 bedrooms recreation room, with bar, 2 Real clean 3 bedroom home with fireplaces, 2 car garage. Large and wiring, and l> located on 30' of R-3. llnished basement. A total of 3 bad- IMMEDIATE POSSESSION and bath. Fenced yard and one car In beautllul condition. Price 333,500. rooms for the large lamlly. DoubM garage. Call Eve. 777-2492 lovely site with plenty of trees. Cell J n Flank, 3334013 garaga and sprinkler lystam. Al SCHROEDER WEAVER See Ann Davis 794-3632. Maine, 777-3113. 3731 W. Colfax S34-7373 MOORI 20— Our Lady el Lourdes AMBROSE WILLIAMS R LTR. - 3334 S. COM. Blvd. - IK . 4-3M1 ST. VINCENT'S BUS 13— Holy Trinity AT DOOR ION W. Llttlalon Blvd. 44— SI. Rate of Lime (Weatminster) Raaltert 700-34S4 1330 So. Glencoe can roally be an- 4 BEDROOMS loyad. 3 btdrooms, 3 baths, living 2 Story brlcK# 2 bathSe double ga NEAR ATHMAR PARK room plus lamlly room with firaplaca. 1150 El Paso Blvd. 42— St. Philemene OODLES of storage space. Al AAalna, rage. suitable for home and income WHY RENT? 777-3113. or large family. 3 bedroom brick, attached garage, fin A HOME FOR CHRISTMAS You can buy Ihli older 3 bedroom itucco AL MAINE, INC. REALTOR ished basement, fenced yard. FHA ap home with I car garaga lor only t6,03lk' praised SI5,VS0 a real bargain. Can as LOECKLE-REED & CO. 3 bedroom brick. baths, basement Will sell no down Gl or small down 2331 E . Ohio 744-3)31 sume big loin or will refinance. KE REALTORS and garage. 1375 Madison open 10:30 to assumes payments at only 334 par month. 4M57. 3:00 P.M. Monday. Tuesday and Wed Call HaMn Brockman, t3i-IM7 744-M3S nesday for your Inspection. Mambar R.L.S. and Traders C. RAY BIGELOW DUNTON REALTOR Midland Sav* Sldg- EA 3-I11I 27— St. Catherine GROUSSMAN BRADLEY Realtors 733-3767 PICK A PARISHI 13— Heiy Trinity 1115 E. 17th Ave. 322-77M (Derby) 45— iSt. Theresa 42-ST. PHILOMENA (Westminiater) 1IN BLOCK ON FILLMORE 42— St. Philemene 2 or 3 bedroom bungalow. Closa to New built 2 and 3 bedrooms, BROCK REALTY schools, itores, bus. Immaculata con 7590 Julian St. electiic kitchen, full basement. dition. Basement and garage. 1425 ADAMS Why spend an extra $1,000 for fence and 6-BLESSED SACRAMENT Spotless 6 year old ‘Tri-Level. Will take trade in. yard when you can buy this home at the Very livable 4 bedrooms, 2 owner's expense? This 3 bedroom home 2020 BIRCH 3 bedrooms and den!* 2 baths, 477 03M with full basement, garage, eating space Outstanding 2 story English In beauti carpet, carport ai^ patio. baths, O.S. gar. Try FHA or in kitchen plus dining room Is Ixated at ful setting. 3 bedrooms, baths. Asking $17,500, open for of Gl. Mrs. Reagan, 333-3327 . 358 Emporia. 10% Conventional or 10% Large and lovely basement playroom. 29— St. Francis de Seles down FHA—at a price you won't believe. Double garage. Unbelievably priced fers. Trade.- possible. Advertised In Home at $24,900 7525 JuUan St. RUSS WEHNER Buyer's Guide soon. — 0 0 0 — NEW LISTING 4449 E : Colfax 377-M03 E V ES . 344-3057 344-9291 2-3-4-S BEDROOM SELECT FAMILY 6 year old brick bungalow, 3 HOAAES IN IDEAL LOCATIONS bedrooms full dining room. 73 PEARL ST. 45— St. Therase Real nice 2 bedroom brick bungalow. 42— SI. Philemene 35 ft. recreation room. 4th Older but remodeled with basement. bedroom and bath in base Enclosed porch, garage. Offering Im 1212 MILWAUKEE REDUCED PRICE ment. Garage. Priced $17,- mediate possession and priced under 250, FHA appraisal. $13,000. Good home, location, low taxes Brick attached garage, full fin Call Lloyd MansfioM, 755-0724 and lots of living area are ished basement. 2 bedrooms up, ART BEST REALTY MOORE yours in this brick home. Din 2 down. Fireplace, lawn sprink Ras. 477-SIU O fc 4M-<3)4 RLTR. — 3N E. Spear — PE. 3-33II ing room, large kitchen, en ler system. Call anytime. 366- The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each closed porch, 3 bedrooms and 0639. Open Sunday 2 to 4. Ad is the Key to its Location on the Map. 17— Notre Dame 31— SH. James 2 in finished basement. Also WILL FHA OR Gl recreation room. Low Priced. OPEN DAILY i 740 PONTIAC Call Louis Walsh, MA 3-9066 6 Blessed Sacrament STAN HAS PLANS for you and your family. 3— All Seels (Engleweed) 6 Blessed Sacrament 2137 SO. GOLDEN COURT 5 BEDROOMS — 3 BATHS AMBROSE WILLIAMS Awaiting your approval ara four diatinetiva Maplawood ION W. LIHIpton Blvd. Inte'esting 1 story modern on 6 beau ahow homaa plannad to maat your antira famlly'a naadt. HOUSE ON FOUR LOTS BY BUILDER tifully landscaped lots. Priced under T«»ltors____ 79t-2454 5 bedrooms, double garage $18.- FOR RENT $40,000. A raallatle balanca of craativlty, quality matarlala and 3 bedroom brick full baiemenl. Large LAIRD REALTY 950 center hall plan rancho in By Owner Blanche Cowperthwaite, 777-8089 workmanahip, plua apaeloua altaa with a mountain vlaw 3251 FO RR EST kllchen. 3 car garage, i other models. One of Denver's Oldest, perfect condition. Large fenced BLUE & BLUE Most Reliable Realtors maka 8tan Lawla homaa axciting aa wall aa funotlenal This 2 story Colonial with 2i4 3154 3133 S a Fenton. Priced at 313,950 yard with shade trees. Carpet Generous, 4 bedroom 2 story brick. 377-2711 233$ E. 3rd Ave. Needs 6414 Parfat Strast In Arvada.'Phon# HArrIaon 2-3434 ing, drapes and baths. Walk baths is ideal for you. All mod and up. Call Mr. Arcurl. 934 6973 North Denver — to church and schools. Ample dining area. Patio, recreation em conveniences. Full finished 933-4411 ------915-3431 32 St. Jehn Wheatridge basement, spacious yard with 2 ACACIA REALTY CO. room. Carpeting throughout. Disposal. FREDRIC'S BROS. ENTERPRISES the Evangelist Lakewood Listings car garage and many extras. 2185 So. Sheridan We Will Handle Your Rentals 5604 So. Prince 798-2441 $150 00 per mo. Call 355-4696 Eve. . Call 377-1841 to see this warm • 800 Fillmore • CALL KAY MORAN atmospheric home in time for 17— Metre Dame 6— Blessed Sacrament Christmas. • Large elder bungalow • 4S5-34M 4770307 4— Annuncietien • Full dining room • 10% DOWN Christ the King All masonry home. 3 bed-1 • 3 bedroom main, plus one down • Our Personalized • Den, garage, fenced • AMracilva 2 story Colonial on 3 Service Sells Homes FOR SALE For Sale — By Owner • Price $23,500 • well landscaped lots. 5 bedrooms, room, 1 'A baths, full base Suitable for 2 Families • Call Mrs. Burhenn at 322-4177 2 bedroom brick, part base 2'.2 baths, family room, sprinkler ment, Attached garage. 5685 3— ALL SOULS ment. —2040 Clermont, under $35,000, 10 rooms with 2 baths. Suitable for grow NEUHAUSER - BROWN, LTD. ing family, or 2 families. Close to church Blanch Cowperthwaite 777-8069. W. Arizona Ave., 922-1506. 3N-3431 ______3N-3431 RSALTOR' 3439 WILLIAMS and school. Hilltop area. Will finance BLUE & BLUE 90®/o up to 30 years. 32— St. Jehn 7SM S. Broadway SH 4 3311 LA CONTINENTAL o n q u in n a v e n u e AM 6-2773 377-2781 2338 E. 3 Ave. SHOWN BY APPOINTM ENT 18— Our Lady ef Fatima the ivengeiist 6 Blessed Sacrament 798.4116 6— Blessed Sacrament 7— Christ the King ESTATE PROPERTY WE BUILD $17,500 Attractive 3 bedroom brick with at 509 ADAMS tached garage, lovely fireplace, patio. Neat 3 bedroom brick, plus sleeping constructed on second floor. Excellent 1265 CHERRY Wall to wall carpeting. Nice area, and 4 BEDROOMS $19,750 porch or 3rd. bedroom. Living room with IN YOUR PARISH condition. Wall to wait carpeting also only 1 block from Westland shopping fireplace. Full dining room. Good base drapes. Separate dining room on main Home for a big family. 4 bedrooms In center and Our Lady of Fatima. Can APPRAISED TO SELL FOR ment, garage. $12,950 FHA terms. Ask floor. Basement and 1V^ baths. Fenced all. Finished basement, 2 baths, den, assume 4Vi% loan or will refinance. See our counselor on $21,500 ya.'d with shade trees and shrubbery. double garage. FHA or $2,200 down. $450 down, FHA or Gl. for Mr. Keeler. This 114 story home is in ex 1S20 Beliaire. Call for appointment. Assume loan. Ask for Mr. Keeler. 17S5 Moore B E 7-41tt FRITCHLE & CO. homes of Tri-levels, Bi ceptionally beautiful condition, REEDER REALTY FRITCHLE & CO. Realtors 7S7-5NI has hot water beat, also 2^ Ofc. 3301 E . tsi Ave. 3M-SN1 18" Our Lady ef Firtime levels, Two-story, Ramb Designed with the exquisite aire of Europe by the Realtors 757-5401 32— St. Jehn French Architect Rene Chouzenoux baths. 1,700 sq. ft. on main floor. 6— Blessed Sacrament (Lekeweed) lers, and Multiple units. Finished basement, double ga 8— Cure d’Ars the Evangelist FEATURES: rage. Walking distance to Present Show Home - So. • 4 BEDROOMS • FULL ELECTRIC KITCHEN Blessed Sacrament and Mache- 1627 ALBION 3085 Fairfax By Owner Builder FOR RENT • 3 BATHS • FORM AL DINING ROOM beuf schools. Immediate occu FHA Has Been Applied For Meade & Bellview. • 1-CAR GARAGE • LARSE BREAKFAST AREA • PANELED RECREATION ROOM pancy. Truly a buy! Call Bea Good buy at $12,950. I*'^ story. 4 bed this excellent 3 bedroom brick home. 4 level custom built house. 4 bed Unfurnished 3 bedroom home, • COVERED PATIO trice Smith, 322-4394. rooms, full basement. Mrs. Reagan, 333- Large living room, separate dining rooms, 2W baths. Walk to Our Lady • COVERED FRONT PORCH • 2 FIREPLACES 3327. room, carpets and drapes, plus recreation of Fatima school and church. Shop fenced. Near top Public and room ana 2 extra bedrooms in full fin ping center close by. Conventional Parochial schools. $155.00 United Homes, Inc. ished basement. Call for appointment. loan. 237-2130. SKUFCA & SHELTON CO. 798-1335 Bishop-Perry & Co. RUSS WEHNER month. 798-1179 1751 Calif. Realtor 244-8051 4443 E . Colfax Realtor 3774N3 REEDER REALTY SEE TO APPRECIATE 222-0779 798-5142 BUILDERS & REALTORS 6124 So. Broadway Ofc. 3501 E . 1st Avt. 3tl-SI31 Near # 6 Bus Liae