Member of ’Audit Bureau of Circulations jM dh, in . J’joai ^hhiA. \ Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1953— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Archbishop Reads Legion Report Articles Otherwise Marked, Given A fter 12 M. Friday Following Issue To publish truth in the face ror, both in the field of doc o f error; to promote good to trine and in the sphere of the embarrassment of evil— morality, God’s absolute truth these are the two chief voca is the only salvation. The Cath tions of the Catholic press. olic press, week after week, The faithful of the Denver year after year, re-emphasizes archdiocese will be asked to _the truths of religion and ap support this twofold divine task DENVER CAraaic plies these truths to the vary Palm Sunday, March 29, when ing stages of human life that all the churches and chapels come with the parade of prog of the archdiocese will conduct ress, in the home and in society the annual Register campaign. as a whole. Old subscribers to the Regis Chri.st went about “ doing ter will be asked to renew their good." So the Catholic press subscriptions, and those who do of today. His voice in a con not receive the paper will be fused and befuddled world, at REGISTER urged to submit their names, taches itself to the good cause with the $3 subscription charge. of the spread of Jesus’ king VOL. XLVIll. No. 32. THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1953 DENVER, COLORADO To a world beset with er dom on earth. St. Bernadette’s Building School Anxious Parishioner ARCHBISHOP URBAN J. VEHR ard of the Legion of Mary, at right in the picture, reads the year’s report of the Legion of are set up at every Legion of Mary meeting. The Mary at the annual acies in St. Thomas’ seminary legion members compiled a remarkable record Jumps Gun on Work chapel, Denver, Sunday, March 22. The statue of of spiritual activity during the past year.— (Photo Our Lady enshrined upon the table, and the stand- by Van’s studio) Final approval was given by Archbishop Urban J. -1- . 4 - -L ' Vehr Wednesday, March 25, to plans for a school for + - f + St. Bernadette’s parish in Lakewood. Father John 60 Brought Back to Sacraments Doherty, pastor, said, construction will begin as soon as possible, with the hope of opening classes in Septemberi So eager was one o f the parish will be of brick construction. It ioners to get started, however, will contain a full basement. Mary’s Legion Arranges that he began excavation for the The classroom wing o f the basement of the building M on building will have a large first day. R. L. Laughlin, who is in grade room, and seven other class the excavation business, brought rooms, beside the pupils’ rest Baptism for 80 Persons A his machinery to the site and be rooms. This wing will be con gan work, trusting that plans for nected with the administration By Jack H eher the school would be approved. wing by a lobby. In the adminis Archbishop Will Officiate A staggering total of Two other parishioners have tration wing will be offices, a hours devoted in 1952 to prominent roles in the construc teachers’ lounge, health room, work for the Church was re tion of the school. They fere James Clergy to Join April 2 and rest rooms. ported by the Denver Comit- H. Johnson, architect, and George The entire exterior of the build ium of the Legion of Mary E. Tollefson, contractor. ing will be constructed, but only at its acies March 22. The school, which will be In Holy Thursday Rites four of the classrooms will be In the annual general meeting, Architect's Sketch Bernadette's School, Lakewood erected to the south of the church. held at St. Thomas’ seminary, completed at this time. Remaining Clergy of the Archdiocese of Denver will take part the legionaries listed 27,982 visits classrooms will be finished in in the ceremonies of Holy Thursday in the Cathedral made to homes, hospitals, a . EVERY ROOM IS CLASSROOM ON SUNDAY MORNINGS teriorly and furnished as need April 2 at 9 :30 o’clock. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will county jail; and a total of arises and funds are available. officiate in the Solemn Pontifical Mass and the blessing hours -spent in helping v institutions and servicing The maximum cost o f the pres of the Holy Oils. phlet racks. Parish Solves ReligiousTeaching Problem ent project is estimated at $150,- As many priests as possible are expected to be present and Among the uncounted hours 000. The parish has some ^55,000 to receive Communion in the Mass. It is the special feast of the were those spent arranging for year when the Archbishop and clergy of the archdiocese unite. the Baptism of 80 persons,' for An extensive Sunday|under the direction of the,week, by a faculty of 15 teachers, are offered designedly at 8 and in the building fund, plus more school program in St. A n - Rev. Albert Puhl, pastor, Julesburg is in the northeast 9:30 o’clock to allow a period of than $10,000 in pledges that will TiiloQhnrfT provides religious education for ern corner of the state, where 40 minutes between the Masses be due before next ^ptember. OFFICIAL thony’s parish, u uiesourg, I youngsters every Nebraska borders Colorado to the for these instructions. Those Legion W ill Foster I There are 400 families in St, north and to the east. This Sedg coming from a distance and at ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER Pioneer Missionary Offers Mass wick county seat, with a city tending the earlier Mass bring Bernadette's parish, according to i Religious Vocations- population of 2,000, is not cen their families and remain after a census that was recently taken. Chancery Office trally situated in the county, but the Mass so that the children can The parish shows steady growth, 1536 Logan Street In hit recommendationi to ; lies less than two miles south of attend the classes; those planning the legionaries on their work ^ Akron Church Dedication and Father Doherty expects the Denver 5, Colorado the Nebraska state line and about to attend the later Mass come 40 [ in the coming year. Arch- ; 10 miles west of the eastern minutes before the scheduled completion of a new section x( I bishop Vehr urged them to | border. ’ Mass hour. In that way children 150 homes in the parish bounda Appointments for Holy Thursday : concentrate on fostering voca- I The South Platte river flows are accommodated with the least ries to add considerably to the The following are requested kindly to assist the Most tions to the religious and \ Attended by 37 of Clergy through the city northward into inconvenience to their parents rolls. Reverend Archbishop in the Pontifical Mass and in the cere ecclesiastical life. He empKa- | Thirty-seven Monsignors and priests and a crowd of Nebraska, where it becomes the (Turn to Page 3 — Column 3) mony of the blessing of the Holy Oils in the Cathedral of the sized the great need for | The new school is expected to the laity saw Archbishop Urban J. Vehr dedicate St. Jo jurisdictional line dividing the Immaculate Conception at 9 :30 o’clock Holy Thursday morning, religious teachers. western part of that state into be a great drawing card for new April 2. His Excellency was vigor- | seph’s church, Akron, on March i4. The Rev. William J. To Tbke Count of Mass the Dioceses of Grand Island and families. Phone calls about when OFFICERS OF THE MASS: ous in his praise of the quiet, | Coyne is pastor. Lincoln. ceaseless work of the legion the parish will build a school have Assistant Pries’t— Rev. George Tolman, C.M. >4* Attendance on Easter I for the Church. The dedication ceremony was followed by a Solemn Although the parish of Jules averaged two to three a week, Deacons oif HonorT--Rev. John Scannell, Rev. Harley Schmitt Mass offered by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Bernard Froegel burg encompasses all of Sedg Deacon of the Mass:—Rev. Mr. Leo Blach A count of attenilance at says Father Doherty. of Greeley, aj-picsneer of Eastern wick county, a rectangular area ’all the M a tfo on Eaittr Sun Subdeacon of the Mass— Rev. Mr. Michael Walsh the return to the sacraments of Colorado mission work. owned by the parish was sold 17 by 32 miles, a number of day will be taken in the Arch- St. Bernadette’s parish was es Masters of Ceremonies— Dean Kumba and Richard Schin- 60 persons, for the validation of The deacon in- the Mass was and has been converted into use Catholic families living in the dioctfie of* Denver, according tablished in June, 1947, with Fa stock 30 marriages, and for encour the Rev. Joseph Korb of Wray; as an apartment house. The two neighboring Nebraska dio to . inttructiont tent to the ther iJoherty as founding pastor. PROCESSION OF THE HOLY OILS: aging 55 prospective converts. Bubdeacon, the Rev. Herman former rectory has also been ceses attend Mass in Julesburg, pastors this week by Arch Subdeacons for the Oleum Infirmorum; Bearing the brunt of the work sold. Classes were discontinued which is more accessible than W ork on a church and rectory be Leite, Fort Morgan; and master bishop Urban J. «Vehr. The Rev. Mr. William Ryan Rev. Mr. Robert Ga.ss were the 181 active members of of ceremonies, the Very Rev. in the parish school when the their canonical parishes. number of Communions is al gan one year later, and the church Rev. Mr. Robert Watson Rev. Mr. George Kearney- the legion, who are assisted by Monsignor David Maloney, As depression made it impossible to so to be reported. 150 Children was dedicated Feb. 10, 1949- Rev. Mr. Lejand Smith Rev, Mr. William McCarthy 39 praetorian members, 531 ad- sistant Chancellor. meet expenses. A new rectory Reports are to be mailed to jutorian members, and 3,143 adjoins the new church. The final payment on the debt Rev. Mr. Charles Taylor God's Dining R(^m Seventy-five per cent of the the Chancery office on Easter auxiliary members. The Denver Among members of the clergy- parishioners live on dry-land or Monday, so that the compila incurred in this construction was Deacons for the Oleum Sanctum: A Catholic chu/ch is es.sential- comitium has 21 praesidia, in present were the Rt. Rev. Mon irrigated farms, located from tion can be made immediately, made July 1, 1951. The church Rev. Mr. Vincent Cunniff Rev. Edward Madden ly God’s dining room, said the cluding groups at St. Thomas’ signors Gregory Smith, Matthew five to 25 milas from the church. A census of Mass attend will serve eventually, when a Rev. Mr. Patrick Kennedy Rev. John McGinn seminary. Fort Collins, and Glen- Very Rev. William Kenneally, ance was also taken on the Rev. Mr. Charles Woodrich Rev. James Rasby C.M., rector of the St. Thomas’ Smith, and Eugene O'Sullivan; Nearly every home is blessed permanent church is erected, as an wood Springs, beside those in the Very Rev. Monsignor James with pre-school, grade, and teen Sundays of last May and again Rev. John Anderson Denver parishes. seminary, in the dedication ser on Christmas. auditorium of the school. mon. P. Flanagan, all of Denver; Fa age children who converge on Priests for Sanctum Chrisma: Another comitium is organized “ The church is centered thers Joseph Koontz, Jerome Julesburg every Sunday from the Rev. Frank Morfeld Rev. John Aylward in Colorado Springs. around the altar, which is a Weinert, William Gallagher, north, south, east, and west. Rev. Robert Breunig Rev. John F. Brady, S.J. Present for the acies, at which table,” the Scripture scholar Louis Mertz, Fabian Joyce, When they assemble, there is a Freedom of Education Rev. Joseph O’Malley Rev. Walter Albertson, O.P. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr pre pointed out, “ and the table has O.F.M.; Berard Giblin, O.F.M.; crowd of 150 children, each one Rev. Owen McHugh Rev. Bernard J. Trainer, O.F.M. sided, were 400 persons. Legion- always been a sign of union and Leonard Redelberger, Harley eager to receive another morsel Rev. James Ahern Rev. Jerome Spellen, O.S.M. naries from Greeley, Fort Col friendship.’’ Schmitt, tVilliam Powers, all of of eternal truth according totjiis s Basic Human Liberty Rev. Robert Nevans Rev. Henry McKeever, C.SS.R. lins, and Glenwood Springs Carrying out the metaphor, Denver; capacity tp understand. 'To meet The clergy appointed for the procession of the Holy Oils joined in the ceremonies. By Pau l H. H allett sible attacks on public education. Father Kenneally said that eat Fathers James Kane, Sterling; this situation classes have to be are asked to bring their own amice, alb, cincture, and white , Assisting the Archbishop at ing is the closest kind of union Clement Gallagher, Yuma; John staggered and graduated. “ No area o f American life is Public Educators Not Wholly to vestments. Benediction were Father John more explosive at present than Blame for Secularism man knows, because the food Stein, Iliff; John Canjar, Stone- The size of the Sunday school By order of the Most Reverend Archbishop Ordinas, C.R., deacon; the Rev. becomes assimilated by the eat ham; Charles Salmon, Crook; classes is often held to less than the field of education,” declared Public education has become Charles Jones, subdeacbn; and BERNARD CULLEN er. As for friendship, he said, James Mahrer, O.S.B., Long 20 students. In that way teachers Monsignor John Middleton, more and more secularist during the Rpv. James Rasby, master of no one ever invites an enemy to mont; Roy Figlino, Brighton; can concentrate their efforts on former secretary for education the past 100 years, the priest As.sistant (Jhancellor ceremonies. Seminarians \p e r- his table. Francis Kappes, Loveland; Ed the individual needs of the stu to Cardinal Spellman in New continued, but public educators formed in the choir and filled To the Catholic church, the ward Dinan, Stratton; Robert dents. Roll call and discipline, York, in' an address in Denver are not wholly to blame for the minor offices at the rites. speaker went on, God invites Hoffman, Greeley; Dominic Scla- time-consuming adjuncts in a Thursday, March 26. An advance situation. Public education has To Greet Friends April 6 The seminary dining hall was those in the state of grace, His fani, O.S.B., Sterling; Andrew large class, are quickly, but ef copy of the talk, given at the been made the object of intemp the scene of a reception for the friends, to partake of His own Warwick, Golden; Albert Puhl, fectively, bandied and precious luncheon of the CPTL confer erate attacks by the ill-informed legionaries after the services. Body. Julesburg; the Rev. Ramon time is not lost on anything of ence, was furnished the Register. and hysterical. Combof Spirits of Evil The new Akron church, he Blach, Leadville; the Rev. Fran lesser importance than divine The. bla,me for this condition The underlying cause of the In his sermon at the ceremony,- went on, really symbolizes, as cis J. Brady, Holyoke; the Rev. truth. Father Middleton put primarily drift of the schools away from the Very Rev. William Kenneally, do all other Catholic churches, Deacon Leo Blach of Yuma, a In Julesburg Sunday Masses on secularists b’ut partly also on God has been a materialistic phi C.M., rector of the seminary, the Church founded by Christ, student at St. Thomas’ seminary. + + + a few others, who make irrespon- losophy of life, sometimes im noted that the power of evil in and the foundation of the church posed on the schools by the the -world was exerted by two symbolizes Simon Peter. courts. The lecturer cited the men who are entombed, Stalin Archbishop Vehr, in a short First Communion Class case of the Oklahoma Supreme and Lenin. talk, spoke of the heroic work of Gourt in 1950, which said that of He likened this circumstance Akron’s stricken farmers in days strict right the business of edu to that of the two deiponiacs fn of depression to keep their cation belongs to the public, not the Gospel who dwelt in tombs church open, and said the same to the parents. and were so fierce that no one spirit enabled them to ’ build Yet Mdnsignor Middleton held (Turn to Page 2 — Column k)'"' their present remarkable plant. out hope for a return toAhe doc At a luncheon following the trine of prior parental rights in ceremonies, Monsignof Froegel, (Turn to Page 3 — Column i ) Easter Evening Mass the oldest priest in the archdio cese, by date o f ordipation, re Scheduled for Woiden minisced about the early days Priest Burse Fund • V • i in the Eastern Colorado mis The new Evening Mass prly-i sions. It was not unusual for ilege will be used for the first him to offer Mass in a storeroom Is at $2,870 Murk time in St. Ignatius’ church, Wal in which he had slept the night den, on Easter Swnd^, ApriFS. before, the Monsignor said. The Guardian Angels’ burse— Mass will he offered there at On May 20 of this year Mon- 4;30 p.HJ., it was announced by signor Froegel will be 81 years Denver archdiocesan fund for the education of priests — rose the Rev. Thomasr fiarry, pastor old. He was ordained July 5, p£l& and ;.Lake, Kremnilihg, and to $2,870 in_ the past .week.. In 1903. — tnlS^ns,. *^ o has obtained the addition, a contribution of $35 School in Future jA"- t ftk&essary'pSrmission from Archw The old church building, was received from Christ the Urban J. Vehr. The Wal- frame structure, was moved to King parish, Denver, in payment !& Mass will be a Low Mass. the new parish property late in on "its own bu^e. , 'The Easter High Mass in S t 1951. It is hoped that in the fu Donors to the Guardian An- •Peter’s church, Kremmling, will ture it can be remodeled for g;els’ burse ip. the past week were -be offered at 9 a.m., Father school use. as follows: ■ * Barry announced. Parishioners of A former school building Anonymous, Denver, for a fa Guezt Star for Ft. Lupton Benefit Granby will have a Low Mass vor received, $5; Miss Catherine on Easter at 11 a.m. Baker, Denver, $5; N. N., Den 4- + + ' ' * 4 Mass to Commemorate ver, $6; anonymous, Denver, I r.i i -e $16; and A. M., Denver, in honor Knute Rockne's Death of St.* Prances Xavier Cabrini Benefit for Ft. Lupton Parish April 6 for favors received, $16. The Denver Notre Dame club One of Hollywood’s tjiost pop dancing from-O to 12 p. m. Tiny orchestra leader, lives near Fort will commemorate the memory Gifts to the Guardian Angels’ burse may be sent to Archbishop ular stars and a nationally fam will also be master o f ceremon Lupton at Mountainview farm. of the late Knute K. Rockne, ous orchestra leader and his ies for a show including Donald This farm, formerly the old famed gridiron coach, by attend Urban J. Vehr, 1636 Logan street, Denver, band will appear in a benefit for Duck and his voice, as well as Wallace farm, was famous for ing Mass and receiving Com the building fund of S t Wil other top TV and radio stars. its huge barn and the dances munion in a body at the Sacred 1 liam’s parish, Fort Lupton, On held there. Tiny Hill has turned Tickets at Door Heart church on Saturday, Easter Music Easter Monday, April 6. it into a modern up-to-date March 28, at 8:15 a.m. ! The event will be held in the Tickets for the event may be dairy farm. The Rev. James L. McShane, The Rev. Thomas Doran is in THIS IS A SCENE In the basetnerit ski, Timothy Weinbender, and Theresa Doleial. Pariib corrazpondaDU ara high school gym, Fort Lupton. purchased at the door. For the SJ., an alumnus of Notre Dame aikad to lubmit tka program Children’s show, of which Tiny charge of the Fort Lupton par kitchen of St. Anthony’s church, Jules In the back row, left to right, are Jo Ann, Hirsch- This is known as one o f the most university and a member of the of Eaitor muiic and tka ickad- beautiful halls in the state. ■ Hill will be ra.c., admission will ish, which is a mission _ of St. club, will celebrate the Mass. Eu burg, in which Leo Schumann puts the First Com feld, Mary Ellen Lawrence, Mary Ann Hirachfeld, ula of zarTico* for tho lazt Donald Duck and his “ voice,” be 35 cents. For the dance Nicholas’ parish, Platteidlle. It gene S. Blish is chairman of ar munion class through the paces every Sunday. Gary Lechrahn, and'Leon’Radke. * dayz of Holy Wook and Eaztor Clarence Nash, will give a show tickets are $1.50 apiece for is his hope to make a substantial rangements. Rockne met a tragic Because of the prevalence of colds, flu, and Other members’ of the class not pictured are Sdndajr az zooa az pozziklo for for children (and grown-ups adults, $3 per couple, and for addition to the building fund death on March 31, 1931, when children’s diseases, only nine of his pupils were on Jerry Schutt,'Marty Gronborg, Mark Klug, Jimmy incluzion in’, the next edition to^^from 7:30 to 8:30. high school students $1 each or for a new church that is badly he was killed in an airplang, hand when the picture was taken. In the front Leonard, Rodney Mays, Dickie Groves, Shirley of Tho Denver Catholic Rog. ■ Tiny Hill and his Mercury re $2 per couple. needed in Fort Lupton. crash in Kansas. row, left to right, are Larry Boe, Kathy Kalinow- Baca, Joe yebm an, and Barbara Schneider. iztor. . cording orchestra will play for ^'Tiny Hill; nationally famous (Additional picture on page 3.) k :J,. .- A------. i.-
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PAGE TWO Offict, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER' Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursdoy, March 26, 1953
There is still time to join the Easter Over 400 Attend Legion Acies Aurorfl Parish Parade by Sending your garments to lo Say Rosary McIn t y r e c l e a n e r s AliDayAprin 2266 So. Colorado Blvd. PL. 5-0234 Aurora.— (St. Therese’s Par ish),—A continuous Rosary will be conducted Holy ^ Thursday, April 2, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the chufch." — •'* - - 0/ie The .aide .altar, wilf be ^ecor- to own the safest tires model ated by a committeettee^for fo r ihe(he ex position of the Blessed Sacfa- 9 la m i n g ment on Holy Thursday. NEW There will be a board meeting P i t Features A Fine of the officers of the Altar and Rosary society March 26 at 8 p.m. in the rectory. GENERAL ^ SELECTION OF COMPLETE St. Ann’s Sewing circle will meet with Mrs. Rose Dunn on Thursday, March 26. TIRES SEA FOOD DINNERS Collections will be taken for As IlHit at Your Choice of: Easter .-flowers after all the Masses on Sunday, March 29. Alaska King Crab The committees for the comiirg French Fried Shrimp women’s card party and- style show will meet with Mrs. Lillian Deviled Crab Patty Wlkstrom on Friday, March 27. Fried Oysters . . . Fried Scallops SOME OF THE 400 PERSONS who seminary, is delivering the sermon. Chaplains to Baptized March 15 were Ed Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, at left in the aanc- PER WEEK attended the annual acie.s of the Legion ward Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. « :7 0 x 15 tuary, are the Rt. Rev. Monsignora William James Gault, sponsored by Mrs. of Mary in the beautiful chapel of St. Thomas’ Higgins and .Joseph O’Heron. At right in the Josie Cantu; Paul Richard, son seminary, Denver, are shown above. The Very Here’s your big Assorted Seafood Plate .sanctuary is the Rev. Frederick McCallin,— (Photo of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Wagner, Rev. William J. Kenneally, C.M., rector of the by Van’s studio) (Story on page 1) opportunity to own Cold King Crab Leg, Fried New York Count sponsbred by Mr, and Mrs. Vin + . cent J. Wagner; and Judy Ann, a set of famous plCivCj-! Oyiteri^ Deviled Crab Patty, Fried Meaty daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John General Tires. Get Scallops and Our Famous Shrimp, f m i . E. Woodruff, sponsored by set now for months With Kurly Ku Potatoes, Rolls, M Mercy Nun, 91, Principals at Acies Dwight A. Woodruff and Patricia ,o f safe, low-cost Butter, Choice of Beverage. Thompson. mileage ahead. We'll Baptized March 22 were Den nis Michael, son of Maj. and Mrs. pay big money for the s E .2 WdAve.atDe t r o i t p e . 3 o s o Marks Golden dangerous mileage Harry F. McLaughlin, sponsored by Larry McLaughlin and left in j'our old tires. Madelaine Sebald, with Mr. and Come in today! Jubilee in Order Mrs. L. McLaughlin as proxies; Robert Francis, son of Mr. and Sister ^ary Raphael Dou- Mrs. Walter J. Popelka, spon gan of the Sisters of Mercy sored by Mr. and Mrs. Laddron Joe Kavanaugh, Inc at Mercy hospital, Denver, cel Geddings, with Cecil Davies as proxy; and Ann, daughter of ebrated the golden jubilee of 30 Years in Same Location her profession March 19 at a Mr. and Mrs. Shelby H. Sjoberg, Solemn Mass in the hospital sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Locally Owned and Operated chapel. Stanly Dilcone, with John P. 7th at Lincoln TA. 1261 She had requested that Thomas as proxy. there be no special observance, but she received the usual spir 1741 Trcmont PL Dolls and Doll Parts OBNVER’S MOST itual benefits. The Rt. Rev. 60S 14th SU Monsignor Charles H. Hagus RELIGIOUS ST.4TUES PROGRESSIVE 42S E. 17th AM. celebrated the Mass and the REP.4IRED sisters’ choir sang . appropri <04 £. 18th Am . A.B.C. Doll Ho§pital <18 E. 16th At*, ate hymns. In his sermon Mon 1147-41 Markit 8t. signor Hagus congratulated Mr. & Mrs. J. A. McCourt TAbor <871 her on a long and useful life ISIS Arapahoe, Denver MA. 7617 dedicated to God. Sister Raphael is 91 and spent mo.st of her life serving in the mining hospitals of Ou ray and Cripple Creek and the general hospitals in Durango and Denver as a registered nurse. She and Monsignor Ha THAT BRING gus had worked together in Cripple Creek in 1911. PRINCIPALS AT the Legion of Mary acies held Dinner was served in the sis ters’ refectory to the Mercy at St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, March 22 were, left sisters from establishments in to right, the Very Rev. William J. Kenneally, C.M., who delivered Denver. Sister Raphael also re the .sermon; Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, who presided and spoke; ceived many useful gifts. and the Rev. Roy Figlino, arChdiocesan director of the Legion of Among the guests present Mary.— (Photo by Van's studio) (Story on page 1) were Dr. and Mrs. W. King, + Mrs. H. Vf. Anderson, and Sis ter Alberta and a companion DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK of the Sisters of the Sick Poor. Legion of Mary Arranges ------;------CIORCI F. ROCK. Pn$U,nt L------, The Rrmi lilted here de»«rye to >1534 coiifomio c>r ^*’**"» »»» < be remembered when you ere dii- iBaptism for Eighty Persons tributinf your petronefo to the Select your gifts from our fine stock of religious items, in different Ilnei of bueintii. (Continued From Page One) I subscriptions were obtained to cluding Crucifixes, Prayerbooks, Rosaries, Medals and Chains. was able to pass by their Abita- j the Denver Catholic Regitter. tions. Hours spent in various tasks We also have Communion sets for the youngsters and a fine line When Christ asked the demon, included 1,415 at sanctuary and Wou look: your best.,(; “ What i.s thy name?’’ the demon rectory work, 423 in the Infant of Veils for First Holy Communion. replied, “ My name is Legion, for I of Prague and parish nurseries, we are many.” 1321 servicing pamphlet racks in There is another legion, Father churches, bus terminals, and FINGERTIP VEILS Kenneally said, that works for other places; 815 with junior j;387—trimmed with Imported Chantilly Lace ...... 8 2 .7 0 God and it* name is the Legion legion and Junior Newman X when you of Mary. Its leaders, he said, are groups; 96 in work at the (Car J996— edged with Rosebud Braid, Christ and Mary, neither of melite monastery, and 640 at St. whom a tomb could hold. Thomas’ seminary. featuring a Bridal Crown...... 8 3.5 0 ivhen you In the decree of God, the rec The legion distributed 33,061 both veils held in place by a hidden Plastic Clip. tor said, Lucifer, the greatest of pieces of literature and 11,888 the angels and the director of prayer books, rosaries, medals, One Size Fits All Girls the evil powers, will be defeated and other articles of devotion. when you^'^—^move by a member of the “ weaker Two thousand five hundred sex,” Mary. fifty persons attended Block Rosaries sponsored by the legion COMMUNION SETS Two Vocations in 1952; 72 baptismal certificates Consisting of In an additional report pre were distributed, 166 new babies Prayer Book, Rosary, Scapular sented at the acies, the Denver were visited, and 400 prayer junior curia of the legion tabu cards apd leaflets were dis and Communion Brooch lated two vocations, one to the tributed bv one group. One prie.sthood and the other to a hundred fifty hours were spent In Attractive Case.s in a Wide Range of Prices sisterhood. The younger legion selling religious articles during bemusT')ur l^OKkichards aries spent 663 hour.s assisting mission. PRAYER BOOKS CRUCIFI.XES the Dominican Sisters of the One group sponsored a weekly Sick Poor. 24-hour Rosary in the church for An itemized list of legion ac peace.. Two hundred hours were 100% VIRGIN WORSTEDS a™ tivities, both senior and jun spent in census-taking for ior, follows. parishes. Lending libraries were Arrangements were made by conducted. the legionaries for 80 Baptisms, One active member of the 52 First Communions, and 22 legion became a Benedictine Confirmations; 55 prospective Brother. ROSARIES converts were visited, 60 returned ' The junior curia report listed -’i i DESIGNED to the sacraments through the 80 hospital calls and 27 visits to Colored Beads, Silver plated legion, and 30 marriages were Catholic homes. Eighty-nine chain.s and crosses, choice of validated. children are under instruction. dark blue, aquamarine, crys The sacraments were secured In the junior curia are 29 for 114 sick and dying persons, active members, 1 praetorian tal, amethyst, jet. Two sizes. ON LIVING and 181 persons were taken to member, 137 adjutorian mem Priced each $1.60 up. Mass and other .services. bers, and 267 auxiliary members. Through the legion, 51 were The junior legionaries spent enrolled in parish organizations, 1137 hours helping in rectories Dainty Crucifixsi 10 in the (Confraternity of the and with missionary sisters; 29 MODELS BLESSED BE GOD, in pearl effect. Choice Most Holy Rosary, and 20 in teaching in religious vacation of blue, pink (with study clubs. Twenty-one new schools; 496 teaching catechism; 'the deluxe prayer- 18 conducting the nursery during Ivory corpus). Sunday. Mass; and 62 in parish book from I3.2S 75c, $1.50 acuities. << . 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'■ -X Thursday, March 26, 1953 Office, 938 Bmineek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THREE Julesburg 'Faculty' Members Education Freedom Basic Plan Fort Lupton Parish Benefit (Continued From Page One) theme o f his address by summing education in recent decisions of up the principle that education the New York and U.S. Supreme is always the natural right and Courts. He cited a decision of duty of the parent: “ When 'a the U.S. Supreme Court in 1944, child attends a public school the which affirm ed: “ It is cardinal parent does not waive his funda with us that the custody, care, mental right. The student in a and nurture of the child reside public school is not a chattel of first in parents, whose primary the state. Parents have the nat function and freedom include ural, God-given right not only preparation for obligations the to bear children but also to edu State can neither supply nor cate them. Freedom o f educa hindpr.” tion is consequently a basic hu The lecturer cited the'words man freedom.” of the prominent Protestant edu “ Many difficulties and doubts cator, F. Ernest Johnson, in the will be dissolved when we realize periodical Education, which that freedom of religion and free reads: dom of education give to parents “ In this writer’s opinion the the right to educate their chil greatest threat to the separation dren in a school with religious af of Church and State comes not filiation. . . Your child is yours from the Churches, Protestant because you begot him. By bring, or Catholic, but from militant ing him into the world you con reformers who would make the tracted an obligation to rear him public schools the instrument for" and to train him to face Iffe in establishing a national secularist the community with the liberty of SOME OF THE TEACHERS who have fifth grade; Leo Schumann, first grade and First religion.” the children of God. . . Let us charge of Sunday school classes in St. An Communion class; Walter Kotula, 11th and 12th; Father Huntington found an bend every effort to achieve the and Hubert McNamara, ninth and 10th. ideal of a place in a Catholic thony’s parish, Julesburg, are shown above. augury o f a saner attitude to Prevented because of illness from being in the ward religion in a booklet put school for every Catholic child of They are, left to right, front row, Mrs. Wil picture are Mrs. Edward Schindler, Jr., second out by the National Educa schooTage.” liam Lawrence, fourth grade; Mrs. William Sher grade; Mrs. Betty June Buonpane, seventh grade; tion association, Moral and Monsignor Middleton stressed man, sixth; Mrs. Vernon Johnson, preschool; Mrs. and Mrs. Orville Kemper, preschool. Since Sep Spiritual Values in the Public that Catholics are not hostile, but Fred Gibson, eighth; and Mrs. Laura McNamara, tember, Mrs. Alex Lambrecht, Jr., Mrs. Pat Wei Schools, which he called a “ sin friendly, to the public school, and third. gel, and Mrs. Newt Cannady have also given con cere, praiseworthy effort.” on the other hand discharge the Back row, left to right, are Mrs. Joe Schmitt, siderable time supervising Various classes. Education Retts With Parents same functions of training for + + ' The speaker concluded the citizenship in their own schools. ( Experienced Teachers MAKING PLANS for the Easter Mon ald Duck, and his “ voice,” Clarence Nash, who will put on a show for children from 7:30 to 8:30 . > 'ii. 4 Parish Solves Religious School Issue day benefit for the building fund of St. William’s parish. Fort Lupton, are, left to right. o’clock. The event will be held in the high school (Continued From Page One) campaigned when opposing par Messenger that they anticipate Tiny Hill, whose Mercury recording orchestra gym. Ft. Lupton, Monday, April 6. (Story on and at a time when the greatest ties made clean sweeps of punlic new numbers with as much en will play for dancing from 9 p.m. to 12; and Don Page 1) number can be reached at any offices. thusiasm as do the youngsters designated hour. Three Are Converts themselves. Because of local conditions Three of the teachers are con “ Every small town parish puts - v Saturday and weekday classes verts to the faith. At first they forth considerable effort in the Marycrest Site of Open House Mar. 29 failed and fostered perceptibly a had misgivings about their religpous training of its youth,” , , % tendency to retard progress and qualifications, but after con says Father Puhl. “ Surprisingly, Junior and senior girls from tion; a short talk by the Rev. Mother Mary Elms, Provin dampen interest. The high rate ducting a few classes they were large numbers of country youth five Denver parochial high Charles Jones of St. John’s cial Superior at Marycrest, ' mJl of absenteeism necessitated end jubilant over this new exper are saved to the faith, and grow schools have been invited to parish; and Benediction of the and the sisters, novices, and less repetition to reach those at ience. They have found the work into fervent and practical Cath attend an open house on Sun Blessed Sacrament, followed postulants at the convent cor tending irregularly and spas helpful to them in learning some olics. There is no way of know day afternoon, March 29, at by an informal refreshment dially invite all who would modically. of the niceties and the finer ing how large this percentage is, Marycrest, mother-house of period. care to come. but it is encoura^ngly high and Time Inadequate points of Catholic life and prac the Sisters of St. Francis of tice, which they did not have time provokes unceasing activity to Penance and Christian Char Forty minutes of religious in to assimilate at the time of their salvage every possible soul.” ity, 5200 N. Federal boule struction per week are entirely own instructions. Word of their “ In a small town parish, the vard. Easter Fashions inadequate. Only if that period enthusiasm has spread through Church tries mightily to meet A number of the girls have of time is utilized to stimulate the parish and now other con the problem of instructing Cath signified their intention of at Infants' Coat Sets prolonged study during the week verts have offered their services. olic children in the rudiments of tending and some will be ac Pastel Shades can it be justified. Competent Another encouraging fact their faith. Its efforts, however companied by sisters of com 9 mo. to 18 months ...... ’ 4 " MRS. WILLIAM SHERMAN, left, and Mrs. Fred teachers with the aid of prepared about the “ faculty” is that three vigorous, cannot duplicate the munities in the schools they at Coat Sets Gibson, faculty members of St. Anthony’s Sunday school materials and the co-operation of of its complement are men. One work that is done for children tend. Invitations were ex Gabardine and Wool $c.tt classes, Julesburg, exchange ideas on classroom procedure. Both are parents in the home bring about of them has taught the First through the example and day-by- tended to Holy Family, St. Jo Sizes 2 to 6 ...... 0 «n this desired effect. A conscien Communion class for 12 years or day supervision of the religious seph’s, Cathedral, St. Francis’, highly experienced in the educational field, and have at one time or DRESSES another campaigned for the post of county superintendent of schools. tious student, under this system, more. His students are always sisterhoods, but merit consider and Annunciation high school spends about an hour and one- able success under adverse con Delicate pastels, in organdy* $C*98 ready for the “finishing touches” girls, but any other girls or dotted SWISS and combinations.... ^ to ^ half each week on his religious of the sisters who come into the ditions. young women who would like 8 to 6X — 7 to 14. work. parish for summer school. In re “ Systematic religious instruc to attend are cordially invited. Oratorio Series Slated Teachers and students are ligious knowledge they t ^ e r tion classes of any nature do not Toddlers' Pinafore Dresses To Feature Organdy & Piqua tJ.8S supplied each week with ma heads and shoulders above fnose relieve parents of the obliga Father B. J. Paolozzi will present a series of oratorios, the paatela ...... » terials, outline lesson plans, and who have missed his tutelage. tion of providing additional re Convent Tour first of which will be the Stabat Mater. collateral reading matter to aid The two high school groups ligious motivation and training The open house, between 2 Performances were first scheduled for May 12 and 13, but students in answering questions are also under the supervision of in the home. In parishes lacking and 4 o’clock, will feature a have been changed to May 11 and 13. An afternoon rehearsal on their weekly work sheets. men who have given tnese classes parochial schools this obligation tour of the convent’s grounds will be hfeld on Sunday, May 10, for the sisters of the city. a certain degree of maturity and is more acute and requires steady and buildings, including the The appointments to the executive board were made by The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine course, published in dignity. and concerted attention.” new building under construe- the chairman, James Bruce. Father Paolozzi was made musical and spiritual director, with Val Jones as assistant musical direc Aledo, 111., has been adopted for Fortunately, parish facilities “ Where Children Reign” all of the grades. tor; and the Rev, Robert Kekeisen, the Rev. John Jolin, S.J.; in Julesburg are such that proper RA 6060 Mri. Peter Jonke and the Rev. John Anderson as consultants. The primary department, made provision can be made for a mod Fr. Thornton to Address Miss Maria Minnisale will be in charge of the program, up of youngsters in the first and icum of privacy and comfort. and Miss Marie Mapelli in charge of publicity. second grades preparing for first Three •basement rooms in the Notre Darpe Club April 13 Members from all Denver parishes are encouraged to join Holy Communion, are provided parish rectory have been con the choral group for the presentation of the Stabat Mater. with a Confraternity work sheet verted into classrooms. The pre book and My First Communion school class meets in the dining Father Louis J. Thornton, C. universal Notre Dame night in Practices will be held every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Denver April 13. Catechism. These materials are room, the First Communion class S.C., director of admissions at Knights of Columbus hall. , This year’s celebration will be expertly prepared and are given in the basement kitchen o f the the University of Notre Dame, held in the Aviation Country to the students with the first church, two other classes in the will speak at the 30th annual club. basement hall, one in the choir class in September. In treating Father Thornton gave up a T R A V E L “ The Truths We Believe” and loft, two in the church assembly, promising business career to be “ The ■ Sacraments,” particularly and one in the altar boys’ sa come a priest. to the Caribbean . . . in view of First Confession and cristy. A native of Birmingham, Ala., Communion, they lay a founda Teachers have little trouble 10 Day Cruise from New Orleans... $300 he was graduated from Notre tion for advancement to technical keeping their students interested. Dame in 1929 with the'degree of to Hawaii... and broadened considerations of Each Sunday they return cor bachelor of science in commerce. rected work sheets o f the pre ...... $258.75 these fundamentals in subsequent He pursued ^aduate studies at years. vious week, review the lesson New York university and Colum HiiaiiL Coronation in England, This year the third and fourth with the class, distribute new ma bia university following his i Europeand Africa...... $895 ^ades, referred to as the lower terials, and give short explana graduation. For reiervations . i , • • i j - r- j i intermediate group, are studying tions on the new assignment. Stu After completing his advanced All over the world to Mexico, including Guadalupe “ The Commandments” and the dents are instructed to read and education, he associated with a Call MA. 1211 All expense...... $230 “ Lives of the Saints.” They have complete their lesson plans at New York bank for 10 years be In choosing a monument for your loved ones, b« NO SERVICE CHARGE weekly work sheets and follow. home. fore joining the Congregation of sure to select a dealer who offers the finest in Baltimore Catechism No. 1. Every six weeks, report cards, the Holy Cross, the religious or materials and guaranteed workmanship. maryann fisher-TRAVEL These work sheets give weekly informing parents of their chil der that administers Notre lesson plans and indicate cate dren’s interest and attendance, Dame. Returning to the uni (Member of Cathedral Pariah) For Over 48 Years We Have Given This Service chism questions to be studied; are handed out. This system versity in 1938, Father Thorn they assign a chapter from proves to be an incentive for reg ton was an instructor in finance “ Stories of the Saints,” provide ular attendance and better on the faculty of Notre Dame’s LIESVELD MEMORIAL CO. a list of test questions, and give work. Neither parents nor chil college of commerce until 1939. practical points on the applica dren ever complain of being ov On June 24, 1944, he was 13000 West 44th Ave. Wheatridge, Colorado erworked; the reverse is often ordained a priest, and one year tion of the truths to daily Hying. across from ML Olivet Cemetery Grades five, six, and seven true. Parents who follow the later he was named registrar of receive weekly editions of the progress of their children week the university. His title was ARVADA 0499R3' Junior Catholic Messenger, pub after week become so absorbed changed to director of admissions lished by George A. Pflaum & Co. in the stories of their children’s Rer. Lotiif J. Thornton, C.S.C. in 1951. in Dayton, 0. Questions on this reading matter are incorporated into the Confraternity work sheets, which are sent weekly through the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. Since Sep tember these students have been concentrating on “The Sacra ments, Sacramentals, a n d ■Prayer,” and follow questions and answers as assigned from the Baltimore Catechism No. 1, The upper grades, from the eighth through high school, are also studying “ The Sacraments, Sacramentals, and Prayer” along with “ The History and Develop ment of the Catholic Church.” Their materials, however, are more advanced to fill the needs of their ag;e group. Weekly work sheets with lesson assigmments and test questions, weekly edi RELIGIOUS GIFTS tions of the Young Catholic Mes senger, and the larger Baltimore Catechism No. 2 form their text matter. for EASTER GIVING About 30 preschool youngsters meet every Sunday. They recite their prayers and listen to an • ROSARIES • PRAYER ROOKS “ Ang;el Food” story read to them by one of the young mothers of • RELIGIOES PIC'^RES the parish. . They are given copies of Our Little Messenger and ALL TYPE MEDALS ON CHAINS sometimes a holy picture. Shortage of Teachers A teacher shortage is every bit -EASTER GREETING CARDS- as critical in Sunday schools as it is elsewhere. Although a suf FINE SELECTION OF ficient number of qualified peo RELIGIOUS CARDS FROM ple have responded to the call for YES teachers' a perpetual search is in progiress for likely prospects in case regular teachers move from the parish or become incapaci JhsL SoukvoArL hoL hoik w t SnAiVtanjcn pd/^ amCa, Jjuhuui We Will Be Closed tated. Since September three substitutions were made. Tlm L film . foA. agsL oA. qAojupL.... Good Friday Noon till 3 P.M. A line-up o f the present “ fac ulty” is a study in personality contrasts, and yet each one ably JidsphoruL foA, o j u /l , ^kfiAsLM jdaJtivsL l o a d l o r t i p o u . Jto sxplam . ih s. abovsL handles his class. Five of them Cf>r7iplrl(\ Line o f R eiigiout A rticle* for Church and H<>rnr are old hands in the teaching i n . d s d a il .... profession, having at one time or another taught in public schools. A . a n d V u , Two o f them, though very cap able in baclyfround and experi ence, have ruV unsuccessfully for BOULEVARD riin u II i;ooiis county superintendent o f schools, Incidentally,, one was a Republi 606 14ih St. Between California & Welton TA 8331 GR. 1626 can candidate, the other.Demo 3020 FEDERAL BOULEVARD cratic, but they, unfortunately,
... fA G t foiSr Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4205 Thursday, March 26, T953
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH Participants in 'Pla'ymeetings' Students at Heights Given Council at Regis Patroniae These Friendly Firms Address by Fenton Moran For Co-Ordination Fenton Moran, executive sec Because we are faced with a Student leaders in Regis col retary of the William J. Kerby greater enemy than the colonists lege, Denver, this week an Joe Buckmaster Motors Foundation at the Catholic Uni were, Mr. Moran concluded, we nounced that a president’s coun (Miattr it it. Vlniurt ii riil'i Firlih) versity o f America, Waahtngton, must continue to uphold the true cil is being formed to co-ordinate D.C., spoke to the students of Lo- Specializing in Ford & Merciiry Service liberties and rights o f man as retto' Heights college March 19. found in the teachings of Christ. the activities of tl»e students with AIm Gcntril B iptiri — Bkellr G u A Oil ' His topic was “ Democracy and + + the activities of the administra Factory Tlquipment on Lawnmower Sharpening Responsibility." tion in the school. E. BayaucI and S. Madupn FR 8711 The dictionary’s definition of The council, which will be com democracy, government by the posed of all heads of student or people, is an insufficient one, he ganizations on the campus, will lEN'S Pharmacy. said. The true meaning of de not begin to function until after PLUMBING mocracy is found in the Declara the students return from Easter L. C. FKHB. Prop. tion of Ii^ependence. vacation. B RICffEY & M OLLOT Miaibor St. Vincont St Paal’o Pariih By this declaration, he bon- It is planned by the council to Hava Your Doctor Phono FBANK MOLLOT, Owner tinned, the colonists challenged meet every week with John Uf Yonr Proicription Shop, 8P. 2309 Baa., SP. t l » the greatest power o f that time. Remodaling, Repairing O’Hayre, pubUc relations direc 2707 E. Loniilana ' RA. S739 They. pledged their lives, for tor at the college, in order to or New Work tunes, and honor to practice X t LoaUi&ns tnd 8otfth Clayton FBA FInaneina MS S. Pearl exchange ideas and -co-ordinate their belief in the rights and lib the many campus activities. erties o f man. One o f the main functions of Open Sundays, 9 to 1 the council also will be to set up an information center for the Week Days 7 to 7 dissemination of campus news. i. 'Career' Talks «F Hawes Food Store 1 Bttkir Hiwct — Gijit Btwu REGS and A Bi4jOW Store Given Students FURNITURE Quality Meats — Get all other Prices then seo Groceries THE E.M. W. Frofh db Froaen Fmitf At St. Joseph's 2141 8. Bdw,. SP. S391 and Vegatahle* ^ Fenton Moran Louiiiana and Clajrten (St. Joteph’i High School, AMONG STUDENTS OF St. Mary’s right, Peggy McLaughlin, Anita Schader, Pauline Donvor) SP. 5 7 1 7 academy who will take part in the annual Hogue, Dolores Coleman, Marie Therese Walsh, Speakers from the business “ Playmeetings” in the Century room of the Cos Doreen Kuckartz, Sue Guiry, Suzy Collins, and world came to St. Joseph’s high mopolitan hotel, Denver, March 29 are, left to Rita Vigil.— (Photo by Smyth) this week to acquaint the students CATHEDRAL PARISH with various careers. The Very + T + + + + Rev, Paul Schwarz, C.SS.R., These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage Washington Pork Mkt. opened the week with a talk on Order Your Easter Flowers religious vocations. On Wednes Red & White Food Stores Now - RA. 3388 day guest speakers met with in No Down Payment BILL HUGHES, Prop. St. Mary^s to Present Music Program M.tor OnrhuUnt Talisman Flowers terested groups to explain their B.Jr A PiBd.r B«p.ir( particular work and to answer division. The grade school pre ^.lt.r.4 SMt Car.n Complete Food Service 2111 E. Virginia (Sl. Mary’i Academy, Denver) Student chairmen include Bev questions from the students. Hot«r Tan.-Bp The music students of St. sentation will be at 2:30. U.
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,.71 Joe Onbfrio Music Co. LORETTO 'HEIGHTS COLLEGE seniors, Jeanne Since 1900 Wilson-Bender !(left) and Mary Alice Howshar will Inturet Marketability present a joint musk recital March 29 at 8:15 in the^ Loretto Little “HOME OF TELEVISION” theater, Denver. Jeanne, who studied composition under Max DiJdlio, music Member of Sf. Catherine's Perish instructor, will play an original piece. Other selections on her . Outperforms most other MODEL 52M Jh S L JiJtls L program will be “ Fantasy in C Minor” by Mozart, the first move sets wherever you play it! 2 Stores to Serve You ment of “ Viennese Carnival” by Schumann, “ Sonata 12” by Scar , • Exceptional reception range, latti, jhid other compositions from the romantic and classic periods. Aerovane loop antenna in flip-up 'S u a J t a n h j , ( ^ o . Mary Alice, a contralto, has studied under Sister Peter Joseph. 716 SANTA FE cover, Alnico V speaker, delightful 1805 BROADWAY She -will present “ Bebet” by Wolf, “ Spirit Flower” by Campbell- /X Sut* Wide TiUt Strvle* Tipton, and “ Apres un Reve” by Faure. She will be accompanied ■tone. “Armored metal”*fese, enameled Gray, Maroon or Green. AC, DC or 1711 California KE 1251 by Jeanne Bender and Janice Thompson. > M A . 8585 AC. 8181 The recital is being presented by the two students in partial battery power. Battery-saver switch. latttrin Ixim fulfillment of their A. B. degrees. 'X •J $ : / 1 /
PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, March 26, 1953
For Home Buyers St. Mary Magdalene PTA **So You Want to Buy a S t Philomena's to Have Holy Week Rite Booklets Home,” is the title of a course being planned by the Emily Grif- (St. Philomena’s Parish, Denver) Holds Informal Breakfast teewomen, who will assume their meeting in April, there will be a Mrs. Virgil Henry, school fith Opportunity school and the duties this spring, are Mrs. Max Booklets on the Holy Week day of ^recollection at Loretto nurse, discussed the school health Denver Boar^ of Realtors to aid BAKERIES cafeteria. Two awards were given Brooks of 825 S t Paul street, Heights for''the members, under (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish,' services will be placed in the program and upon her recom prospective buyers of residential at the meeting—one, a handmade Mrs. William Siebs of 975 ,the direction of Father Joseph Denver) pews Saturday, March 28, and all mendation, it was voted to buy property. Adults wanting to at 'T A c Finest Onl]/’ On St. Patrick’s day the PTA ceramic Madonna made and do parishioners will use them with Detroit street, ‘Mrs. John Settle O’Malley, spiritual adviser, Mon tend are requested to apply im of 1636 Cook - strpet,. and Mrs. mirrors for the lavatories. 87 So. Broadway of St. Mary Magdalene’s held a nated by Mrs. Thomas Epson, the service beginning on Palm day, April 20, opening with Ilfass mediately at Opportunity school James Wasinger of 1123 Adams at 9:30. Patty Carson talked about the surprise come-as-you-are break was given to Mrs. Frances Ven- Sunday. or indicate their interest by 7.53 So. University dena; the other, a ticket to the street. history of china and pottery, and fast in the school cafeteria for 70 All Communions for Easter Each person will take her own post cards mailed to the registra 1550 Colorado Blvd. all-day CPTL conference, w^s showed many examples of vari members. will be taken out to the sick on Banns pf marriage were an lunch. Mrs. Edward Martin is tion office. given to Mrs. Betty Treat. Monday through Thursday of this nounced for the first time be ous makes. The sixth, seventh, Mrs. L. Cribari, president, chairman of the committee on week. tween Harry ConoWal of S t arrangements. and eighth grade girls were thanks all who helped make the 6th, 7th Graders Communion will be distributed Nicholas’ parish, Philadelphia, guests for this part of the pro breakfast a success. Mrs. Thelma Sunday, May 10, is First Holy gram. Coffee was served by the Entertain Thursday morning every half Pa., and Jacqueline Roberta Yilk Communion day, with Mrs. Wil EASTER SAILOR Hines and Mrs. Charlotte Jones hour beginning at 6 o’clock. The of St. Philomena’s. second graders’ mothers. prepared the refreshments. Sister Aline’s room of sixth liam Curry as chairman of the and seventh graders sang several Solemn Mass will begin at 8:15, Prayers were asked for the breakfast committee. Three infants were baptized The March meeting of the PTA and reposition of the Blessed March 22 by the R t Rev. Monsi was held March 18 in the school songs that had been taught to following seriously ill: Mrs.' A. The eighth grade graduation them by Miss Mary Pleasants. Sacrament will be held all day E. Finnup, metther of Mrs. Frank Mass will be Sunday, June 7. gnor Higgins; Colette Maureen Thursday. Nelan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. In this meeting a nominating Carter of this parish; Peter Graduation will take place June The Mass of the Presanctified Louis D. Nelan of 1131 Elizabeth committee was appointed to pre Lego, Daniel Hastings, and Mary 2. There will be a field day SPcoAusn ti PAfin mstud will be said Friday noon, fol Fitzgerald. either June 4 or June 5. , street, 'with William Frank and pare a slate of officers for elec lowed by devotions and ending Dorothy C. Casey as godparents; Prayers also were requested The nominating committee, MARY ANNE tion at the April meeting. The Wallace William Lewark, son of with Stations of the Cross at 3 for the following deceased: Mrs. Arthur Lingle, Mrs. James chairman appointed was Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell V. Lewark, o’clock. James F. Gilligan, Mary Lyons Koning, Mrs. William Boyle, and BAKERIES I Agnes Pianfetti, to be assisted by Veneration of the Cross will with Robert P. and Helen P. of Kansas City, mother of Mrs. Mrs. Edward Conway, submitted I Mmes. Joyce Audino, Mamie be held all day Friday and Sta Teschner as godparents; and All Butter Max Kepler of this parish; and the names of the following can Brunner, and Zita Kopp. Charles Edmund Brokaw, Jr., CAKES tions of the Cross will be said in J. Vollbrecht, cousin of Mrs. Mi didates: The Blanket club members are the evening at 7 :45. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. reminded that Mrs. Louis Cri chael Flaherty of this parish. Mrs. Mack Switzer, president; J B S K g y Wfddinn I Services on Holy Saturday will Mrs. John Vos, first vice presi Brokaw, Sr.',’ With Aaron W. and bari is in the office every The Altar and Rosary society and I begin at approximately 6:45 a.m, dent; Mrs. David Eby, second Margaret Pleasants as god Parties Wednesday morning for club pay will meet Monday, April 12. and High Mass will begin at 8:15. vice president; Mrs. Donald parents. ments. 601 S. Broadway—PE. 6929 Confessions will be heard Scouts from St. Philomena’s Steinkamp, secretary; Mrs. L. L. A light blue rosary in a leather 1024 S. Gaylord 25 Broadway Thomas Morrissey reports that Wednesday through Saturday will participate in the annual Bennett, treasurer; Mrs. Philip case was found in the 1000 block PEarl 7515 SPrnce 7413 the Cub Scout packs will attend 65 W. Girard Enal’w’d SU. 1-1068 from 3 to 6 and 7 :30 to 9. De Cub Scout and Boy Scout circus Rotole, historian; and Mrs. on Detroit street. Owner may the Boy Scout circus in the Den votions will be held Wednesday in the Coliseum Friday -and Sat George Foy, auditor. These claim same at the home of Mrs. ver coliseum. through Saturday at 7:45 a.m. urday, March 26 and 27. candidates were unanimously ac David Eby, 1106 Detroit street, Easter water will be available Instead of the regular PTA cepted and elected. EA. 7645. Saturday after the Mass. The + + Altar and Rosary society under the direction of Mrs. Harold F. Wheatley, president, will be in charge of arrangements. Giri Scouts Receive 5-Year Pins Palms will be blessed before the first Mass and will be dis tributed at all the Masses on Sunday. March 29. Parish Press Committee • Dome.sHc & Imported Cheeses • Ming Tea The new parish press commit- • Wolferman’s Salad Dressings, Olives, Pickles, Canned Fruits & Vegetables • Fancy Assorted Nuts • Imported & Domestic Jams, Jellies, Marmalades • English and Swiss Candies • Frozen Foods • Duncan Hines Ice Cream Pert Straw cloth sailor with unique velvet touched wavy brim . . . wTeath of flowers. Antonelli’s Finer Foods From our tremendous collection of new Spring styles for women and misses of: 3ii23 East Colfax FR. 8881 smarter SAILORS BONNETS PILL BOXES SHELLS Lenten Meals Can Be Easy than IN THE NEW STRAWS AND FABRICS Delicious Fried Shrimp, Fish and Chips Dinners . . . or All new Spring colors. Fried Chicken High fashion at low prices. Choice of polaloes & salads', with rolls Serv’ed hot at your door, or 25c less if picked up — One Order Plenty for Three — Scientific tests prove they’re JUNIOR HATS not! But some girls are smarter than others . . . and FIVE-YEAR PINS were awarded to Leader Mrs. Jo Bennett, Miss Virginia Hoffman, prepare for interesting ca Girl Scout representative, who presented the Adorable new creations for the''^- ZIF...ML tU reers as Comptometer Opera 10 girls and one leader of Girl Scout pins; Ann Hoskins, Nancy Golden, and Barbara teenager . . . the cutest styles! $* 1010 S. Gaylord Open Every Day SPruce 4469 tors. You can take this short, Troops 156 and 288. The annual court of award Lutz; front row, Donna Struck, Mary Margaret Variety of colors and shapes. easy course at the Comptom was held Friday evening in the auditorium of McCabe, Patty Bennett, Corrine C De Baca, eter School! Then, in just 8 Gove junior high school. The girls are, from left, and Norma Jean Dougan.— (Photo by Van’s all kind to your budget. to 12 weeks you’ll be ready Standihg, Nancy Layden, Marilyn Waggoner, studio) to take one o f the wonderful jobs that are open now. PARIS HATS Comptometer Operators are Mother of God Holy Week Rites Listed in demand over the country 1520 California St, — by both business and gov (Mother of God Pariih, Denver) A High Mass will be sung on take the late night and early "A croii From Denver Dry Good> Co. on California St.” ernment. Excellent starting The following schedule of Holy Thursday at 6:30. All-night morning hours. A Holy Hour and salaries. Interesting office Holy Week services is announced adoration of the Blessed Sacra sermon are scheduled for 7:30 jobs with people you’ll like. by the Rev. John R«gan. Palms ment will be observed on Holy p.m. Free lifetime placement serv will be blessed before the 6:30 Thursday. An hourly schedule Mass of the Presanctified will The Beer That ice through the Comptometer Mass on Palm Sunday and will will be placed on the bulletin be offered on Good Friday, April School and 166 othe^ Comp be distributed at all trie Masses. board in the vestibule of the 3, at 12 noon. Stations of the Made Milwaukee Famous tometer Schools through the Benediction of the Blessed Sac church. Parishioners are asked to Cross will be said at 2:30 in the I 1 world. rament will be held Sunday sign up for the hours desired. afternoon and at 7:30 in the MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. afternoon at 5 o’clock. Men o f the parish are asked to evening. Veneration of the cross 1543 LARIMER • ALpine 3422 Write today, without oblipation, will follow the Mass and both the ^Robert M. Paul V. — M. T. Murray; for full information. afternoon and evening services. On Holy Saturday the blessing Scaff Brothers Final Marriage Talk Is Scheduled COMPTOHETEa of the new fire, baptismal font, They Gain In Favor (Cathedral Young Anyone 21 or over is invited to paschal candle, and Easter water will begin at 6:30, followed by People's Club) attend. So Good Is Their Flavor! SCHOOL March 26 will see the last of High Mass at about 8:15. There will not be any bowling Confessions will be heard on Don Klein, Mgr. I the series of lectures for the April 3, Good Friday. For ad Wednesday at 7:30, on Friday Sold at Ijcading Grocers 41^ Insurance Bldg. 881-14th St. Marriage forum. The talk will be given by Dr. Thomas Foley, vance information, the bowler’s following the afternoon and eve Denver Phone KE. 4274 banquet will be held May 9. one of Denver’s leading Catho ning services, and on Saturday lic obstetricians, at St. Joseph’s On Easter Sunday a special from 4 to 6 and 7 :30 to 9. hall. Sixth and Galapago. treat will be held at the Cathe Father Regan baptized Daniel FOR TASTY LENTEN MEALS Ready to Eat Whole Those who have not attended dral school hall, 18th and Logan, Peter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter the first two lectures are wel with a “ Bunny Hop” dance. Albi, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. ' Fried Chicken $2.50 come and urged to cpme Thurs Members should come to show .Mbi as sponsors. - BAKED HAM day evening. Dr. Foley will talk off that Easter finery and do The Sacred Heart bridge club on ” The Physical Aspects of some bunny hopping with their will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Clif- Whole or by Slice Marriage,” followed by a ques friends. Iford Welch Saturday evening, A„orted Salad, tion and answer period, The holiest time of the year j The banns of marriage were Hoitie-Made Pies i The CYPC monthly business is approaching. Show your love lannounced between Robert F. I meeting will be held April 8, the for Christ and Hi.s Sorrowful V oung of St. Louis’ parish, I second Wednesday of the month, Mother by spending Holy Week Englewood, and Edna Chavez of HUMMEL'S i since April 1 falls in Holy Week. with them. I Mother of God parish. D«nver'f Letding Cat«r«ri RED HOT SOY STEAK CHIUITOS BARBECUE WORCHESTERSHIRE and Delieatetatn SAUCE SAUCE SAUCE SERRANOS SAUCE SAUCE F311 E. Serenth Are. KE. 1986 Condiment, - Reliihe, - Sauce, L Open Sunday! A Weekday! TUT'‘ 7:30 Credit Union Talks for Nurses ^ C L O S E D M O N D A YS Prepared end Packed by SCAFF BROTHERS, La Junta, Colo. A .K A A i (Archdioccan Chapter of Cath surgery in St. Joseph’s hospital to part-time nursing at St. An olic Nur,e>, Denver Chapter) March 20. thony’s hospital. Two outstanding speakers. Margaret Cort was a patient Veronica Roche is leaving the Father Francis Syrianey and in St. Joseph’s hospital last Colorado General staff to work in Clarence Cherry, will talk on week. a hospital in Colorado Springs. the credit union movement at Mr. and Mrs. Delo.s Diehl have Miss Virginia Hoop, formerly the Catholic nursos’ meeting, in a baby girl, born in St. An of the Children’s hospital staff, the Mercy Hospital auditorium thony’s hospital March 18. now an ensign in the navy nurse Thursday, March 26, at 8 p. m. Bernadette and Pat Denver corps, has announced her en All eredit urtion members and are going to Pittsburgh, Pa. soon gagement to Eugene J, Urban. nurses are invited to attend. to attend the wedding of a sister Mr. Urban is a graduate of An April 11. Ro.sary and Benediction will pre nunciation high and Denver uni cede this program at 7:45 p. m. Mr. and -Mrs. Guy Zellers have versity. They plan a fall wed in the hospital chapel. ■ a new boy, Paul Joseph, born in ding. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harris St. Anthony’.s March 19. are parents o f a boy, Randell Cynthia Ann Barenberg, the Capt Martha Jane Hierstein, Eugene, born in St. Joseph’s daughter of Lucille Barenberg, chief nurse at Hill air base, Og hospital. has been ill the past week. den, Utah, is organizing a Cath m a every egg is gumnteed COOS! Mrs. Betty Fanger had major Mrs. Jennie Nean has returned olic Nurses chapter in Ogden. No guesswork when you buy eggs at Safeway. 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NURSE MEMBERS OF Our Lady of Father Schmitt was the guest speaker. Fatima club are shown above with the The nurses greatly appreciate the contribu Y Rev. Harley Schmitt. They eu*, left tp right, 'Vir tions bjr the Fatima club to the Catholic nurses’ ginia Robinson, Mary Baker, Doris Jay, Helen benefit card party, to be held April 11 at 8 p.m. in Mahoney, Ruth Gibbs, and Pat Gower. St. Anthony’s hospital auditorium. This benefit Nurse members served thejuncheon March 7 is for All Saints’ parish building fund.— (Photo by MACARONI PRODUCTS in Holy Ghost ball, to Our Lady of Fatima dub. .Van’s studio) m
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Thursday, March 26, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205
Wisconsin Girl Bridal dreamt • . . de* To Wed Midshipman Heights Women's Club Plans Luncheon lignedin Chantilly lace The Women’s club of Loretto + - ■ + + + etching the bodice , . ^ Heights college, Denver, is com with'a lavishing skirt pleting plans for the annual lun of lace and net over cheon, fashion show, and card Direct Heights Event satin. This is a J party to be held in Machebeuf hall Saturday, April 11, at 1 p.m. Ballerina length . . . A bake sale wiU be held and a a treasure in White / hope chest wilt be given away Ladiet-in-Waiting, this,year in connection with the card party in order to raise but not for long! money for the landscaping of the They’ll catch a grounds around Machebeuf hall. bouquet and a The chairmen of the ticket beau in this exquisite sales are Mrs. Herbert Alie, at thread lace, Bal PE. 7749; Mrs. John McGowan, FR. 5839; and Mrs. Paul Fitz lerina bridesmaid gerald, FR. 1916. Anyone de gown in tiers of net siring tickets to the card party over taffeta in soft linked byties of may obtain them by calling one pastel shades of these women. Mrs. Galen E.' friendliness and sincere Rowe, GL. 3853, is the chairman of the bake sal? and prizes, mUresi fofhe desfmies and anyone wishing to donate of fhe people, of Denver, Aiakes, other , baked foods, or prizes should contact her. She WE at floran kSurx Chapels is assisted by Mrs, K. K. Dun MRS. HARRY FALK, Mrs. Galen E. Rowe, Mrs. ham, cochairman. ^ . John McGowan (standing), and Mr^ Ed Porter, mem nafurally metf every need Miss Nancy Jean Quinn, In charge of table favors is bers of the Loretto Heights Woman’s club, Denver, are sending above, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Herman P. Doyle. Mrs. Rob tickets for the club’s annual luncheon, card party, and fashion of fhe families, who turn ert E. Cuthbertson, GL. 8461, is Mrs. William E. Quinn of Stevens show, to be held in Machebeuf hall Saturday, April 11, at 1 p.m. the chairman for the candy Point, Wis., will become the bride I to us in bereavemEnt. booth; all homemade candy do of Midshipman Roger 0. Zoell- nations should bo given to her. ner, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Zoellner of St. John's parish, The hope chest, filled with a Social Action Committee, Mail inquiries Denver, on June 10. caravan of hand-made lipens and invited Miss Quinn is a graduate of other gifts, will be awarded at St. Mary’s college, Notre Dame, the party. Mrs. T. J. Connors is ACCW, Tours Legislature Ind., and was named Navy queen chairman of this project, and she is assisted by Mrs. Leo M. tioran St Son Chapd$ at the recent military ball held at (Denver Deanery, Archdiocesan immigration law, using as a basis Notre Dame university. She is Golden. Mrs. Ed Porter is in KEyrtone 6M 7 KEgrtonrS^B charge of the table prizes. Council of Catholic Women) the Very Rev. Monsignor Elmer 515 Sixteenth Street (Next ta Paramount) now teaching school in Niles, J. Kolka’s notes of a talk he 1527 Clcoeland Place Mich. Mrs. Howard Neilsen, 1345 S. Fifteen members of the social action committee, headed by Mrs. made in the Catholic Charities Mr. Zoellner is a senior in the Garfield, is one of the 29 cap annex March 16. naval reserve officers’ training tains selected to promote the card C. H. Bettinger, had the privi The Christopher film. Govern corps at Notre Dame and will re party and its companion features. lege of a tour of the various ment Is Your' Bxtsiness, was ceive his degree in engineering offices of the Legislature. The shown by the social action com DR. JAMES P. and be commissioned an ensign tour was personally conducted by S i . Clara Aid Sociefy mittee to 500 members of affili in the navy this June. He is a Miss Lee Matties, who explained GRAY graduate of St. Francis de Sales’ the many stages in the prepara ated organizations, to the resi dents o f four convents, to two high school, Denver. Sets Card Party Apr. 1 tion of a bill. Optometrist men’s clubs, and to a citizenship A..r- The couple will be married in St. Clara’s Aid society card Mias Matties introduced them class at Lowry air force base. VISUAL CARE * •» RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. Stevens Point, party will be held Wednesday, to the speaker of the house, EYES EXAMINED April l“ at 1 p.m. in the orphan David A. Hamil of Sterling, and VISUAL TRAINING age. to the president of the Senate, GENERAL TIRES Guild Members' Mass A' special meeting will be held Gordon Allott, lieutenant gov Optometrist at 12:30 to make final arrange ernor. The social action commit Religious Statues for General Batteries Slated at St. Louis' ment for the annual May card tee members were introduced as 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St. party, to he held in St. Dominic’s a group in the House of Repre^ Easter Giving Phone for Appointment Kraft Recapping j A Mass for the living members auditorium. sentatives, and listened to a de TA. 8883 GENERAL, 1 of St. Joseph’s guild will be said Eva Collins, president of the bate of the bill popularly known Kraft inspected : at 8 o’clock in St. Louis’ church, Needlework guild, requests fhem- as the oil severance tax bill. SQUEEGEE i Englewood, on Saturdav, March bers and friends to bring two new The study group, formed un Used Tires !28. garments to the meeting April 1. der 'the leadership of Mrs. Bet k i tinger, will hold its final Lenten Spirited hats ■ t I Because the regular meeting Hostesses for the April card G.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax KE. 5205 I falls on Holy Saturday, the April party will be Mrs. E. Castellon, meeting Friday, March 27, in to lend an air j meeting will be held the following I Mrs. A. J. Horne; and Mrs. J. Mrs. Bettinger’s home, 165 S. I Saturday, April 11. I Lamers. Sherman. They will discuss the of fashion-right ness and excite ST. JOHN'S PARISH Housecleaning Is Time to Aid Charity ment to your Spring wardrobe! Patronize These Friendly Firms ALMOST AS CERTAIN as WHATEVER YOU MAY be you have articles of any kind spring itself is the fact that discarding the Vincentians want which you no longer want or and need. Feel no embarrassment need. within the riext few weeks in QUALITY MEATS Permanent Waving in contributing rags, and badly The trucks are in North Den practically every home there will up a Specialty worn, torn, or moth-damaged ver and Arvada every Monday, FANCY GROCERIES take place to some degree, that garments. Once plachd on a St. South and We.st Denver on Tues Plenty of Complete Line of great American pastime known FROZEN FOODS . . My Lady Edith Vincent de Paul Salvage Bureau day and Thursday, Littleton Youthful Large as housecleaning. every Thursday, East Denver truck, such articles lose their Headsizes TROUTMAN’S Beauty Shoppe Did you ever associate with it identity and no employe knows and Park Hill on Wednesday and Circle Drive Market Minnie Keiseler, Mgr. the opportunity of co-operating their source. Yet they are among Friday, and in Aurora every Fri with the Society of St. Vincent the things required in much day. Madonnas 2422 E. 6th Ave. FR. 8071 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 de Paul in its activities on behalf greater quantity if the bureau’s The telephone number it CH. in several beautiful styles LATEST ! of the.less fortunate? heavy and increasing operating 5503. . . . also a new statue of St. From the humblest home costs are going to continue to be Anthony and child . . . Infant SPRING where there may be only an ac met. of Prague (with robes for ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH cumulation of rags, to the man There are unending requests Paramount Social Club each liturgical season) and HANDBAGS Please Patronize These Friendly Firms sion being refurnished and re for dressers, chests of drawers, many others. decorated, such an opportunity baby cribs, springs, mattresses Plans Communion Day definitely exists. tables, chairs, dining room fur niture, and rugs. In a few in Members of the Catholic Para charline's Carolyn’s Cleaners The firms listed here Engageii stances families have demon mount Social club will receive RALPH WAYNICK MILLINERY 748 Fox Street strated real charity by contrib Sophia C. Geeck deserve to be remembered Communion in the Cathedral in Phone CHerry 2832 To Regis Grad uting to the society good quality the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, 712 15th (Across from Denver Dry Goods Co., when you are distributing furniture which is being replaced. March 29. All members are re 2865 So. Bd’wy. SU. 1-0202 on 15th St.) Open Monday Nights Quality Dry Cleaning This practice is recommended your patronage in the dif quested to meet in the vestibule W« Pick L'p and Deliver to others who feel they can af at 7:45 and march up the aisle ferent lines of business. ford to forego small trade-in together. Owned and Opsratfd by Bill Alilsa, allowances and share even more Mambar af St. Joiish’i Parish Following the Mass, a break generously in the corporal works fast will be served the members of mercy performed By the Soci in the Olin hotel, 1420 Grant. ety of St. Vincent de Paul. Tickets are $1.36, and reserva tions can be made by calling BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH AN IDEA OF the quantities of usable furniture required may Mrs. Cecilia Dubbert, EA. 1408; Patronize These Friendy Firms be gained from the fact that, in Mrs. Clara Donahue, RA. 7150; the current week, three homes or Mrs. Madge Sennett, SP. were furnished almost com 5444. pletely by the salvage bureau en Chairman for the occasion is Ross Variety Store Fairfax Hardware tirely free o f charge. One of Mrs. Lilly Robinson, who has ar (Colfax at Fairfax) those families consists of par ranged a program and prepared NOTIONS - INFANT WEAR ents and eight children. The fa entertainment for the affair. HABDWARE, GLASS, PAINTS Hardware - Toy* ther is employed but at wages HOUSEHOLD ITEMS inadequate to “ carry the load.’’ 2214-16 Kearney FR. 2725 5022 E. Colfax The family is heavily in debt Lakota Study Group DE. 4488 . H. L. Rinehart, Prop. and the furniture it was trying very hard to purchase had been Will Meet March 26 M repossessed. To meet the needs of just this one family required Mrs. W. J. McGettigan of 99 S. “ The Sign three complete double beds, Downing street, Denver, will be ^ DE. 4266 \ That Sells” kitchen table and 10 chairs, hostess to the Lakota Study group What the dressers, and living room fur Thursday, March ^6, at 1 p.m. for Top MirkM Priei \ B runo / niture. Twelve members will be present 1 RUvroR 1 List Yoir Propirty The engagement of Jean Books are another item which for a luncheon, following which / •1«7CAIT*X*»4Vf. 1 With Ui f ( AT KURNCY T>octot Orders... Lorraine Kohut, daughter the bureau can use to good ad there will be a discussion of Jo of Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ko vantage. Many who enjoy read seph A. Breig’s “ Rosary Myster hut, to James 0. Malone was an ing, but who cannot afford pub ies and Family Life.” Mrs. Theo nounced recently. lishers’ prices, turn to the sal dore Kittleson is chairman of the To be CHIC in the Easter Miss Kohut was graduated vage bureau. Several subscribers affair. to various book clubs occasion Parade have Your Clothes from Cathedral high school. Den ver, and attended Parks School of ally contribute the ones which Meeting Is Postponed Cleaned by Business. they no longer want. There may Mr. Malone is the son of Mr. be others to which this thought has not occurred. By Tahernacle Society '( J h jc U w w U s i and Mrs. George H. Malone of Porcupine, S.Dak, He was grad QUITE NATURALLY it is The Tabernacle aociety will uated from Regis college last upon the discarded articles from meet on Thuraday, April 9, at June and is mow attending naval CLEANERS Catholic homes that the salvage 2 p.m., in the home of Mri, Mrs. C. H. Cook, Owner officers’ candidate school at New bureau defends for continuance John Harrington, 2830 E. Sev port, R.I. and expansion of it^ work. Re enth avenue, Ddnver. Thia 2839 Fairfax DE. 1429 Assured by S No definite wedding plans have member the Vincentians now, or change in date waa made be- been made. at any time in the future, when cauae of Good Friday. Expert Cleaning, Laundering* Registered Pharmacists Repairs* Sewing & Alterations Most Precious Blood Your doctor's prescription will Wed in St. Francis de.Sales' be correctly dispensed at Park Parish Lovely Dresses Hill Drug Company . . . 8 reg Mr. and Mrs. for istered pharmacists to serve Ronald B u r n- you. hart (at the EASTER ILIFF DRUG right) are shown and We proudly acknowledge 100 after their mar per cent acceptance by the Bemadine and Herman Lidke ria g e , in St. SPRING Francis de medical profession, due to fair Sizes to 12 yean W'e have a Complete Sales’ church, tJae Our Layswsy prices, prompt service, and Prescription Department D en ver. Tdie 6403 East Calfax unquestioned accuracy. bride is the for At Locust Phone PL. 5-0872 mer F loren ce Brady, daughter For Dlstinctfye Prises tor Bridge Free Delivery of Mr. and Mrs. Parlies and all other occasions— HarryHeberling bcju-belle shop VISIT o u t OIFT OtPARTMSNT 2238 So. Colorado Blvd. at Iliff of i2 S. Wash- ton street. The W* Give Green Stainpe bri degroom’s parents are Mr, YOU ALWAYS a n d Mrs. Hal Burnhar# of SAVE AT 2071 S. Penn LOYOLA PARISH sylvania street «A. 7711 The Rev. Rob- SIMMONS DRUG Patronise These Friendly Firms « t Nevans wit nessed the mar 2868 Colo. Bird. FR. 2614 SAVE TIME TRADE AT HOME riage. James , THELMA KASSON Rocky Flori and Jo^B aro*' McGowan w a s The .firms listed here BEAUTY SALON best m a n , and deserve to be remembered 2876 Colorado Bird. Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. the other at Hair Styling Your Convenient tendants were |l‘ when you are distributing Bill Pietri and George Van Polp. The maid of honor was Dorothy Permanent fPavlng Druggist |l your patronage in the dif PHONE DExUr 1188 Schwindt, and the bridesmaids were Jacqueline Jacques and Peggy Preecription* Liquor 1*1 ferent lines of business. Thtlma Kuson O'Connor, Owntr Murnan. The couple will mal^e their home in Pensacola, Fla.— 17th and Race EAat«887 (Photo by Smyth) n \
PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, March 26, -1953 Tenebrae Will Be Sung Cure d'Ars' Parish Men Promote Benefit Project Lady of Grace Altar Unit To Hold Special Meeting
By Christ the King Choir (O ur Lady of Grace Parish, On Wednesday and Ffiday Denver) evening devotions are held at (ChrUt the King Parish, Denver) hours of adoration. Blanks for 7:30. For the first time since the this purpose will be found in the Thursday, March 26, at 8 p.m. organization of Christ the King vestibule of the church on Palm there will be a special meeting The Altar society wishes to parish, TJenebrae will be sung by Sunday. for the Altar society, with two thank all for their donations for a men’s vested choir on Wednes Mass of the Presan»tified and guest speakers. the Easter flowers, which totaled day,‘ Thursday, and Friday eve the singing of the Passion will At 7 :30 p.m. the Altar society a little more than $50. nings, April 1, 2, and 3, at 7:45 commence at 12:10 noon Good members will recite the Rosary Times of devotions on o’clock. Friday, April 3, and will be fol in church and the meeting will Wednesday, Holy Thursday, Blessing of the palms before lowed by Stations of the Cross. follow iraihediately afterward in Good Friday, and Holy Saturday the High Mass at 11 o’clock Palm Confessions will be heard the church hall. Mrs. Vincent and will be announced at Mass on Sunday, March 29, and fhe sing Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri Mrs. O’ Conner will be guest this Sunday, March 29. ing of the Passion during the day evenings after the Tenebrae speakers at the meeting. All news for the' Register Mass, will usher in Holy Week until all are heard; also on Good Friday night, March 27, after should be turned in at the rec solemnities. * Friday afternoon at the close of evening services the men will tory or called to AL. 7556. High Mass on Holy Thursday the Stations, and on Holy Satur have a club meeting in the ' Prayers are requested for Mr. will be sung at 7 :30 a.m. and day, April 4, from 10 to 12 a.m.; church hall. Smith, who is ill. will be followed by a procession 3 to 6, and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. A games party is held every Palms will be given out after of the school children and altar Altar Unit Will Meet Tuesday^evening^at^ every Mass on Palm Sunday. Ijoys to the altar of reposition, and then by all-day adoration. In Church March 27 For those unable to attend the The Altar and Rosary society High Mass there will be distribu will meet in the church Friday tion of Holy Communion at 6:30 afternoon, March 27, at 1:30 o’clock. for the recitation of the Rosary. E a s t e r The business meeting will follow r . So that there will always be a WORKERS ON THE THEATER SCRIP PROJECT In the front are Father William Mulcahy, pastor, and LeRoy in the assembly room of the number of adorers at all hours of the Cure d’Ars parish, Denver, are shown above. Ramsay, manager o f the Tower theater, who is handing Father before the Blessed Sacrament on rectory. From left to right are Wayne Nolop, George Heicker, Charles Mulcahy a book of the scrip. Each book, worth $2.50 in theater Holy Thursday, parishioners are At the close o f the business / f Freer, Ray Campbell, Mike Quering, Ed Barton, John Lipko, admissions, will net the parish building fund 60 cents. The new requested to sign up for certain meeting, Mrs. Howard Sleeper,^ parish has its Sunday Masses in the Tower theater at present. Flowers 1 leader in the Catholic library John Jons, Don Berard, Joe Jezek, Clem Beuche, Don Nolan, Bob > movement in Denver, will discuss Boland, Joe Giubardo, and Pius Hartman. I “ New Catholic Books.” : I + + + + ,4 - ■+ + -I- Beautiful Lilies •V I P r e - E a s t e r Mater Dei, (Jur Lady of the Snows, St. Margaret Mary’s, St. Frances Cabrini’s, St. Hilarion’s, and other and Our Lady of Fatima circles Tower Theater Plan to Benefit Cure d'Ars Parish Potted Plants C OM SALE will not meet during the first week of April, on acount of Holy Hydrangeas • Rose Bushes Week, but will meet later in the ^ (Cure d’Ari’ Pariih, Denver) it can be used for either child or livered to them may call any 3398 Newport. The three circles adult admission. of the following, who will be meeting April 7 are as follows: Etc. month. The liberal offer made by Girl Scout troop 449, under It is an ideal setup for fam glad to oblige: Pius Hartman, Cure d’Ars in the home of Mrs. the direction of scout leader Leroy Ramsey, manager of ilies in the parish who patronize 5515 E. 32nd, FL. 5029; Joe Donald W. Ballard, 3650 Ni Jumbo Roses $1.25 ea. Giubardo, 3540 Magnolia, EA. Mrs. James Finnell, visited the Tower theater, 2245 the movies, and in addition the agara; St. Gregory’s in the home station KOA March 14 and saw books would make excellent 0437; John Lipko, 3600 Que of Mrs. Joe Malpiede, 3376 Fruit Trees ■ $1.50 up the Western Stampede. Kearney, will enable the Easter gifts or birthday gifts. bec, EA. 6 0 1 1 ;'Clem Rueche, Krameria; and St. Gerard’s in the 2891 Kearney, EA. 43>28; and home of Mrs, T. F. Timmons, A course in Catholic faith it members of the .Cure d’Ars There is no doubt but that non- Robert Moore, 3375 Locust, 3236 Olive. Little Flower circle Evergreens - $2.50 up held every Tuesday evening at Catholic neighbors and friends r r 8 o’clock in the school hall. parish to add a substantial sum would co-operate if they were DR. 7915. will meet in the home of ]\Jrs. The topic for discussion on to the building fund. asked. This is a good opportun March 19 the Rev. William J. James Monaghan, 3530 Magnolia, Flowering March 31 it “ Sin and Redemp The scrip books that are being ity to increase the building fund, Mulcahy baptized Ann Linda, Wednesday evening, April k und tion — Actual Sin — Grace — distributed in the parish under and the combined efforts of daughter of Mr. and 6fts. James Our Lady of Lourdes circle mem Shrubs - ■ $1.00 up Virtues.” the chairmanship of Pius G. Hart every member in the parish could G. (iarney, with Mr. and Mrs. bers will be guests of Mrs. Philip Harpole, 3010 Kearney, Thurs The high school religion group man may be exchanged for the make the venture successful. Robert J. Donnelly as sponsors. GRASS SEED— Perfect Mix— 10 lbs. $8.50 will meet Monday, March 30, at full amount of $2.50 in theater The parish is to be divided On Sunday, March 22, he bap day, April 9. 7 :30. Catholic parents of stu tized Connie Sue, daughter bf admissions from April 1 to Sept. into sections by streets for so Mrs. R, ,J. Campbell, president ' SCOTT’S LAWN SEEDS dents attending public high 30, but 60 cents out o f each licitation, and Mr. Hartman will Mr. and,Mrs. Jack T- Pottle, with of the Altar and Rosary society, schools should see to it that their $2.50 will be put directly into be assisted by 18 captains,' who Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Griffith has announced the appointment Scott's Turf Builder, per 100 lbs...... 7.85 children attend this course the parish building fund through in turn will enlist the aid of as sponsors, and Thomas Joseph, of Mrs. Donald Bottorff as chair regularly. the generosity of the Tower other men. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. man of a calling committee. The Hand Mowers, Edgers...... 18.95 up Jurasin-Henry theater management. The scrip Interested readers, who Zirkelbach, with Frederick L. duties of the committee will be Wedding April 1 is in convenient amounts so that would like to have books de- Foley and Josephine Zirkelbach to call upon newcomers in the Power Mowers ...... 109.00 up as sponsors. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mary Jo Henry, daughter of parish and to acquaint them with Schnibbe acted as proxies for the LANDSCAPING - NURSERY SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coombs, the various parish organizations. latter. and Andrew Jurasin, son of Mr. It was also agreed at the Altar FREE ESTIMATES and Mrs. Andrew Jurasin, Sr., Bake Sale Slated Mar. 28 Circle News and Rosary society meeting to purchase a set of vestments as of Chicago, 111., will be married Two circles will meet Wednes the society’s project for March. SOUTH DENVER EVERGREEN NURSERY f. All-wool itiorty in fine quality eoverf, before the Rev. James W. day April 1. Mother Cabrini cir t fttchingly trimmed with jewel-stud Rasby at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Mrs. 0. S. Folkner, Owner I./ t By All Saints'Altar Group cle will convene in the home of The second bake sale March ded silk braid. (These coats boar a April 1. Mrs' G.C. Edwards, 2885 Hudson, 22 resulted in a net profit of $71. 1534 South Broadway SP. 2350 - SP. 7768 tamous label). Miss Henry will have for her (A ll Saints’ Parish, Denver) of the parish hall. Mrs. Joseph and Queen of the Rosary circle in The committee thanks all who maid of honor Martha Garrison the home of Mrs. E. F. Hanifen, lent their assistance. Tulip rod, navy and robins' egg blue. A bake sale sponsored by the Brovsky served the first part of of Denver. The bridesmaids will the week of March 23-28. Sites 7-12 ^19 OR be Nancy Getz of Ames, la., and Altar and Rosary society will be Specially priced at .... V « La Verne Jurasin of Chicago. held Saturday, March 28, start City Inspection Obtained The best man will be Lemoyne ing at 9 a.m. The sale is to be City inspection of the frame, Preteen sizes. held in the Park ‘n’ Shop Drug ji'.t Loseke, and the ushers Kenneth electrical wiring, plumbing and Sale priced at $ 1 4 .9 5 Neitz and Peter Bickley. A re store, 3370 S. Acoma street, heating equipment of the parish ception will be held in the Park Englewood. Use of the store has hall took place March 5 and 6. other smart toppers 1r downy fleece Lane hotel. On their return been donated by Mr. Caulfield, All the construction passed the and novelty checks, priced from from their wedding trip, Mr. and manager. city requirements, and work is $10.95 up. Mrs. Jurasin will be at home at Mrs. John Degenhart, chair progressing on insulating and 275 S. Birch street. man, urges all of the women of putting up rock lathe. the parish to donate home-baked Plastering is expected to begpn FOX’S Volunteer Drivers goods to this sale. It has been soon, and all available labor is Si Sovth Broadway suggested that the women who being put to good use. The men W'omen are needed now to cannot take their goods to the serve era volunteer drivers for the of,the parish are urged to assist ■'THE SHOP FOR &IRLS” drugstore may take them to a this project Red Cross motor service. If you neighbor who is going. Approved Charge Accounts Invited can give at least one day a week, An anonymous woman donated or Use Our j^ill Call. call Red Cross, AL. 0311, for Mmes. John Degenhpt, 2510 to the parish a hand-carved information. S. Hooker street; Francis Klocke, wooden statue of the Infant of 2525 S. Hazel court; Paul Muel Prague. The statue is two feet ( ler, 1991 S. Knox court; Harry high, not including the crown, SPECIALIST McSloy, 2777 W. College avenue; and is richly ornamented. HEART, IVERVOES & G E A IV D and Eugene Schmitz, 2370 S. Carved in Ortisei, Italy, the THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY DISEASES Irving street, will accept dona statue was intended for the EYE-EAR-NOSE-THROAT tions at their homes and take previous church, but did not SEE DR. P. W. FORSTER, D.C. them to the sale. arrive until after the fire in HEART DISEASE all typis. Apoplexy. Anilna Pectoris (Pain In the Heart and Enlarvement). Women who wish to donate January. It is being kept in the A REPEAT SALE OF A PREVtOUS “SELL-OUT” Valvilar Oliease rLeakaee). Short of breath, Endocarditis. Rheimatle Heart. Palpitation. and have no way to take their rectory until a new church is Flbrillatlea (ihaklng heart). Arrhythala (ineven beat). Fast or slow beatinp Heail. De< donation to any of the addresses pressa^ Feotinfl. Fear of Death, High or Low Blood Pressere. Poor Circalatlon. HAVE YOUR built. HEART EXAMINED BY THE NEWEST SCIENTIFIC HEART DIAGNOSTIC EOUIPMENT. above may call Mmes. E. A F A M O U S B R A N D (You'll Recognize Immediately) Let’s find the caisi and help yoi to overcome It now before H Is too late to do so. J. Reiehart, Westwood 1279-R; The choir meets at 10 o’clock NERVOUS DISEASES. Epilepsy. Neuralgia. Paralysis. Mental Depression. Asthma, Hay R. G. Carroll, Westwood 2337-J; every Sunday morning in the Fever, Bronchitis, Sines. Skin Diseases. Eciima, etc. Deafness. Earache, Headaches (Ml* speech department at Loretto graine), Head noises. Eye Diseases. Inflamed Eyes. Walter Vaughn, Westwood GLAND DISEASES. Female Diseases. Prolapsed Organs (Uteres, etc.). Ovaritis. Irrtgilar 1830-W; or James McLaren, SP. Heights college. New members Menstretalon. Barrenness. Fibroid Timors (no sirgery). Hot Fleshes. Uterine Hemorrhages. 3754, to have their donations are invited to attend practice Change of life. Prostate Gland. Sex Deficiency. sessions. STOMACH, Liver, Kidney, Bladder. Gall Bladder Disease, Stomach & Diodeni) Ulcers. picked up. DIABETES. NEW TYPE OF TREATMENT (no Insillh). Constipation. Ahemla. Hieeoeghs. Mmes. John Degenhart and RHEUMATISM. Arthritis, Neiritls, Seiatiei, Lembago. All Back Pains. NEW TREATMENT Bazaar Date Set FOR VERTEBRAL DISC (NFLAMATION. (NO SURGERY). Phyilul Examination, Ask for Howard Heffernan served coffee The third annual parish Handbook of DIseasOI. in the week of March 16-21 to jm o mm amsou bazaar, to be called the “ Rebuild 1554 California McGlintock Bldg. MAin 5596 the men working on construction ing Bazaar,” will be held on the Includes This Cabinet ONLY 21 AVAILABLE! parish grounds July 9, 10 and 11. Does Everyfhjng a $250 A. M. Brunner will serve as chairman for the entire bazaar, Machine Will Do with Mrs. Dudley Campbell as his assistant. Mrs. Harry Mc Sloy is secretary and Marshall Sanders will serve as treasurer. Mr. Brunner reports that a big ger and better bazaar, with many new booths and games, is being planned. Cub Scout pack 220 will meet at 8 p.m. Friday, March 27. While the Cub Scouts are at their WHERE PARKING IS EASIER meeting, the adults will be shown a film concerning the duties of a den mother and pack leader. It is hoped that this film will answer many questions for the parents present. • - they all love A new circle was formed on St. Joseph’s feast day and was named in his honor. Mrs. Loraine Hinton was named cap our Sturidy tain of the circle, whose mem bers all live in the Gunnison Heights area of the parish. Little Yankees Other members are Mmes. AND, You G et A ll This Margaret MacGeeney, treasurer; Pinking Shpors Smart styles and good fit too Mary Lou Christensen, Catherine Sewing machine and 19>piece set 4.95 Herman, Agatha Vonfeldt, Ann (guaranteed for 1 year) . . . scientific design Vonfeldt, Joan McManis, and Joe of Griest attachments. 1 1 0 .9 5 Button Hole Smith. Reg. price .... ^ .0 0 assures firm support and The members of Little Flower Attachment flexible freedom . . . circle will gather in the home of Mrs. Eugene DeBell, 2620 S. ^ Console cabinet including snug, non-slip Irving, Thursday evening, March (walnut or 26. $ 8 9 . 0 2 heels . . . broad heel base There will be no Holy Week mahogany) services because of the lack of for balance and plenty church facilities. Father Harley of toe rooiri Schmitt, pastor, urges all parish ioners to attend services at other churches during the Holy Week. Father Schmitt further re- mindk the parish that daily SALE Masses during Lent are at 6:45 in the rectory. James Canzona and Mrs. John Dechant have returned 'home PRICE i aftei; hospitalization. ^ Church to Come Down Father Schmitt expects W RITE... COME Princeti . , . leather sole. Perky wrecking work on the shell of the old church to begin in a bow on cutout toe for dress-up Algonquin . . . fleet footed com O A F Tooth Sdon, very few days. Plans for a times. Blue, red, white leather or fort with moccasin toe, leather new church are being drawn. PHONE TODAY •tcond floor A C . 7 7 9 3 ADLER black patent. Sizes 6 to 8, B, C, D. Linda Skipton of the 4-H club sole. Brown and white, sizes 5 to 8, 4 5.75 reports that the members are * DISTRIBUTIN& COMPANY B, C, D. 5.75 alto at oar Colorado Sizes 8 % to 12, A, B, C, D. 6.50 making dresses for the 4-H club DEMONSTRATION Sizes 8^ to 12, A, B, C, D. 6.S0 fair to be held in August in the Sg^ga atort Sizes 12 ^ to 3, A, B, C. 6.95 dity auditorium. Last year the I IN YOUR HOME 6 0 9 * 14th .Street I' members of the club made aprons SEHVIM6 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN EM P/fiB. and modeled them at the fair.
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Thursday, March 26, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 V a g e n i n e Story of Junipero Serra Convert Is Received in St Catherine's Parish, Derby £ U PTA;to Sponsor St. Teresa Circle Derby.— (St. Catherine’s Pari Bake Sale April 2 nual Easter bake sale. The hake of the bake sale will be the ish )— Miaa Evelyn Elaine Sig- sale will feature the ever-popular lamb center piece, Mrs. Denny wing was received into the On Holy Saturday, at Wil Easter bread,'cross buns, and the SaleMarch29 Of Guild Serves Church recently. She was bap liams- 5 and 10, the Altar and Hepp is chairman, and may be tized and received her First Holy Rosary society will hold its an usual baked g6ods. The feature phoned at 576W. Communion on her birthday. Her sponsors were long-time friends, At Sacred Heart Forty at Dinner Mr. anif Mrs. Leo Younger, Jr. (Sacred Heart Pariah, Denver) (Archbishop's Guild, Denver) Rodney Lewis Arnhold, son of The Sacred Heart PTA will Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arnhold, St. Teresa’s circla entertained was baptized, with Alvina Herr sponsor a bake sale Sunday, more than 40 persons at a roast John C. Reeves & Bob Ryan March 29, in Sodality hall after mann and Richard Arnhold as beef dinner and games par^ in sponsors. alh the Masses. Anv donation of the home o f Mrs. Jeanette Cfory. Announce Their Association home-baked goods*^ or cash will Newly registered parishioners The committee in charge of be appreciated. from Nebraska are Mr.'and Mrs. this undertaking was Mrs. Cory, George Hawes. Combiainf tb« Two Eatabliihed Organi- Sacred Heart Mothers’ club, Julia Larche, Margayet Sieg- met March 18 in the home of mond, and Frances Schmidt. The Those of the'pafish who are re xationi of John C. Rcevo* A Co. and cuperating are Mrs. ''Lois Wil Mrs. Joseph Arellano. Arrange money realized from the dinner liams, and the infant son of Tom Bob Ryan A Co., Now Ofiaring Even ments were made for attending will be used to purchase a lay and Maxine Earl in Mercy hos the all-day conference of the ette. Better Conitrnetion FaeilitiardLInder the CPTL. Mrs. Delia Jarger, chair pital. Two new members, Mrs, Anne New Firm. man for the bake sale, and her Palm Sunday Masses will he at committee completed plans for Hayden and Miss Geraldine 7, 9, and 11. Palms will be Hearts, recently joined the the bake sale at this meeting. blessed at the 7 o ’clock Mass, abd circle. Both will continue to serve their many Father Martin Schiltz, S.J., will be distributed at all Masses. JOHN C. REEVES BOB RYAN Sister Ann Lorraine, Mrs. Mary Morning Star circle will meet President friends in any capacity or situation. V. Pres, and Gen. Mgr. Holy Week Schedule In Charge of Sales In Charge ot Installations Jenkins. Mrs. Francis Gillespie, March 29 in the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Molly Vigil are the Charlotte Brinegar. On Monday, Tuesday, and nominating committee for the Catherine O’Connor o f Blessed Wednesday Mass will be offered April election of PTA officers Sacrament circle will visit her at 6:30 o’clock. Stations of the for the coming year. brother. Jack Meany, who is in Cross will be held at 7;30 p.m., with Confessions immediately All Types floor Coverings. Terrazzo and Oxychloride Women Appointed the Veterans’ hospital in San Fernando, Calif. afterward. _ For Repository Care St. Andrew’s circle will meet Mass on Holy Thursday will be The following women have Thursday, March 26, in the home at 8 a.m., and Communion for floors. Acoustical Ceilings. Carpets, Rugs. Ceramic charge of the repository; Mmes. of Kathy Ott, 1010 S. Fillmore. those unable to attend Mass will Patricia DeBaca, Josephine Cos be distributed at 6:30, 7, and Mr. and Mrs. James Moore are tello, and Mary Domingues. 7:30 o’clock. After the proces the parents of a girl, Pa Tile, Marble. Plastic and Metal Wall Tiles. A cake baked and donated by sion to the repository, all-day tricia Anne, born March 19. Mrs. Mary Domingues was adoration of the Holy Eucharist awarded to Mrs. Leonila Mijares. The planning committee of St. will be held, with the parish The following members of the Patrick’s circle will meet March Holy Hour at 7:30 p.m. One Call Does It All... Come In, Phone ALpine 1761 Altar sodality will report at 9 26 at 7 :30 in the home of Mary On Good Friday Mass of the Or Write for Estimates, Suggestions, Samples! a.m. Tuesday and Wednesday of Louise Moore. Presanctified will be offered at Holy Week to clean the church St. Joseph’s circle changed the 8 o’clock, with adoration of the for Easter: Mmes. Emma San meeting night from the' second cross. Desolata services will be IF'e Are Proud of Our Installations in These Churches, Schools, and Institutions; chez, Mary Padilla, Endelecia Wednesday to the first Tuesday held at 7 :30 p.m. Maes, Bertina Sanchez Cherri FATHER MICHAEL MONTOYA, pastor of the Mis of the month. The monthly meet On Holy Saturday blessing of Cathedra! of The Immaculate Conception; Cathedra! High School; Annunciation Church & Schriver, Minnie Martinez, Lena ing will be held April 7 in the new fire. Paschal candle, and School; Christ The King Church & School; Denver Catholic Register; Glockner Memorial Reece, Sarah Vigil, and Sally 01- sion of San Gabriel in Southern California, tells little home of Pauline Holden. reading of the Old Testament guin. Hospital, Colorado Springs; Holy Family School; Church o f The Holy Ghost; Holy Rosary Melodie McGowan, Gil Frye, and Peter Votrian, who are seen in Mr. and Mrs. Murray B. Prophecies will be held at 6 a.m. A collection of flowers will be Church; Mount Carmel School; Our Lady of Lourdes Church & School; Presentation Church; The Bell of San Gabriel in the Death Valley Days teleseries, the Sweeney are the parents of a Blessing of baptismal font and t' * taken up on Palm Sunday after story of Father Junipero Serra, who founded the California mis boy, Patrick, bom March 17. water, baptism of neophytes will Sacred Heart Church; St. Catherine Church; St. Dominic School; St. Elizabeth School & each Mass— Mrs. Molly Vigil and sions. This beautiful statue of the famous Franciscan is in one of be followed by Holy Mass at 7 Monastery; St. Ignatius Loyola School; St. James School; St. Joseph’s Hospital; St. 'A n Mrs. Caroline Esquibel after the the gardens at the mission, where a part of the telefilm The Bell St. Michael’s circle will meet o’clock. Confessions will be Tuesday, March 31, in the home thony’s Hospital; Mercy Hospital; SL Mary Magdalene School; Sts. Peter & Paul Church, 6:30 Mass. Mmes. Sally Olguin, of San Gabriel w’as actually shot. heard Holy Saturday afternoon of Madeline Bowman. Mary Dominguez, and Bertina The film will be presented over Denver’s KFEL-TV (channel 2) from 4 to 6 and from 7 to 9 p.m. Wheatridge; St. Louis Church & School, Englewood; St. Philomena School; St. Therese Sanchez after the 9 o’clock Mass, Sunday, March 29, at 8 p.m. St. Jude’s circle is preparing Church, Aurora; St. Vincent De Paul Hospital, Cheyenne; Sisters of St. Francis Convent; an Easter basket for a needy Mmes. Rosalie Navarro and Mar Adult Education Mullen Home for Boys; J. K. Mullen Home for the Aged; St. Thomas Seminary; Home o f tha Kilker after the 10:30 Mass, family. Evelyn Meyer and Aga and Mrs. Inez Davalos and Lucy tha Kullman are in charge of this “ New Tools for Old Jobs” will the Good Shepherd; Regis College; Loretto Heights College; Assumption Church, AVelby; St. Rodarte after the 12 o’clock Ruth Tynan Is Received project. occdpy the attention of dele Mary’s Academy. Mass. St. Luke’s circle postponed the gates to the eighth Mountain Blessed palms will be distrib meeting until March 30. It will Plains Adult Education confer uted at the 10:30 Mass March be held in the home of Marie ence, March 26, 27, and 28 in the 29. As Novice in S t Louis Dinan. Albany hotel, Denver. The Adult REEVES-RYAN & CO. (St. John’s Parish, Denver) the ticket sale and all arrange Mrs. Rose Scheunemann has Education Council of Denver, Favors Received Miss Ruth Tynan, daughter of ments. returned from Leadville where Denver public library, KE. 6191, 1733 Champa St., Denver 2, Colorado Phone ALpine 1761 A reader of the Register wishes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tynan, was St. John’s cub pack will take she has been convalescing for extension 414, will give further to acknowledge favors received one of 36 girls received into the part in the scout circus at the the past several weeks. details. through special devotions to the novitiate of the Sisters of St. Denver coliseum Thursday eve • Infant Jesus of Prague, the Ro Joseph of Carondelet in cere ning, March 26. sary novena, St. Joseph, and St. monies on the community’s pa- Representing »St. John’s PTA Jude. tronal fea.st day, March 19. Miss at the all-day conference of the Tynan will be known in religion Catholic Parent-Teacher league , f as Sister Thomas Ann. on Thursday, March 26, will be I'f- *■ Present for the ceremonies in the Rev. Charles Jones, Sister Rosaries St. Louis were her parents and Mary Lucina, principal; and her sister, Mrs. Donald Karr, Mmes. Clifford Welch, Arthur [Diamonds Watches also of this parish. Mr. Tynan is Thompson, V. J. Dugan, R. W. I: a Knight of St. Gregory. Ruth is Gruber, Walter Badger, Norman one o f eight children in the Comstock, Thomas Curtin, Ber ^ i c r G r a n ^ e Tynan family. nard McNally, Clair Dulin, Rob SUNDMAN'S The seventh grade students ert Alenius, David Ramaley, r are rehearsing for the play,- Frank Widger, George Hall, Watchmakers and “ Lily of the Mohawks,” which Thomas Earley, Leo O’Kane, K. they will present at the school K, Dunham, Louis Koster, Roy Jewelers on Friday evening, April 17. Atkinson, John Maguire, Henry ft The play is about Kateri Tekak- Siems, Ruth McCall, and Paul l':i Brookover. 59 South Broadway witha. Miss O’Neil is direct ing the dancing scenes. Mem Members of St. John’ s city your home railroad reports bers of the class will handle championship basketball squad were honor guests at the meet ing of St. John’s Holy Name t society March 24. Coach Julius ...fo its stockholdars... to its employees... to YOU, its shippers and travelers Carabello introduced the boys and spoke briefly about the ac complishments of each. The Most successful in Rio Grande’s 82-year history, 1952 becomes team and individual trophies won by the boys were on dis exceptionally interesting when compared with 1945, previous record year. play. Comparative highlights dramatically tell the story of fundamental
Increase Geo. McVyilliams, since World War n . 1 9 5 2 1945 or W ar Reporter, Decrease « To Address K. of C. Gross Operating Revenues .... $82,134,558 $78,277,344 + 4.93% What oj the Tuture ? Operating E x p e n se s...... $55,443,301 $63,196,993 - n . m % George McWilliams, a Denver Post writer well known as a war Gross Ton Miles (thousands) .... 12,594,225 11,984,606 + 5.09%, • That the Rio Grande anticipates correspondent, will address the members of the Knights of Col Operating ^atio ...... 6 7 .5 0 % 80.73% -1S .2S continued growth and advancement umbus Friday Luncheon club at for Colorado and Utah is shown the meeting Friday noon, March Improved operating efficiency r e fle c te d in these comparisons is by its 1953 improvement budget of attributable to dieselisdtion and plant 1 $19,739,256. Principal iteriis include improvements achieved since 1700 all-steel drop bottom gondolas, World War II. / 50 covered hoppers, five all-purpose Diesel locomotives, rebuilding of 500 $38,296,111 $33,434,398 PAYROLL ...... + 14.54% box cars, completion of the new Average Employee Count...... 7,632 10,968 -SO.4 2 %, classification yard at Grand Junction, Evidence that raOroading is a and 36 miles of new 115-pound rail. desirable industrial career is found { in the fa That the cost of government exacts a funds, and payment of $5.00 on heavy toU from induetry is outstanding preferred stock, left demonstrated by this increase of % $18.46 per share earned on the *5,949,744 in yearly tax payments. for Easter giving >* common stock. The first quarterly Madonna Bust, imported. Special...... l.Ol/ dividend of $1.00 per share was paid MATIRIALS AND SUPPLIES $14,061,617 $14,183,693 -0 .8 6 % on March 16th, with additional Angels, set of four...... 2.00 George McWilliam* dividends on common stock subject Despite operating economies effected, • ’ X A fine selection of figures and statues 27. Thie meeting wilt be held in generally higher prices prevented to further action by the board of of many subjects, from...... LOO to 35.00 the home of Denver council 539 any appreciable saving in purchases, directors. The 1953 improvement at 16th avenue and Grant street. # Italian Cloisonne Crosses...... 1.25 to,^4.00 largely channeled through Colorado budget of $19,739,256, with Mr- McWilliams recently re and Utah producers and suppliers. turned from Korea, where he $3,293,287 charged to operating Simulated Mother of Pearl Rosaries served as correspondent with the expenses and depreciation allowances, with metal cose, medallion top marines. He was a correspond ent for International News leaves $16,445,969 capital expendi ...... 2,00, 3.00 and 4.00 Whert the Revenue came from in 1952... Service in the Pacific theater of tures, representing $46.78 per share war in World war II. His topic Choice selection of Rosaries; Sterling, at the Friday luncheon -will be Transportation of Fnight, 93.08% • Transportation of Passengers, 4.35% All other,Sources, 2.57% of common stock, graphically crystal, pearl, block and-'Colors “ Our Boys in Kocea.” demonstrating Rio Grande’s ...... 3.75 to 35.00 The speaker, a member of St John’s parish, resides at 746 faith in the future. Imported St. Christopher key ririgs...... 50c Elizabeth street with his wife • - - and three children. Rosary fot children, plastic cose.with The Friday Luncheon club • Rio Grando's primary ob/igofion Lady of Fatima medollien...... 75c meetings are open to all Catholic men and their friends. it to provido dependable economical Prayer books and Missals: Blessed Be service for YOU, its shippers and God, Hail Holy Queen, Father Sted- ‘I Beheld His Glory’ travelers. Stockholders and mon Missals, St. Mary's Everydoy Set on KFEL-TV April 3 D enver & R io G rande W estern Railroad I Missals, I Pray the Moss, The Coth- KFELr'TV is adding to it* employees are a team in pooling lOUTE or THE m OSEECrOX ■“ olic Missal and others...... 1.25 to 16.00 Lenten season, programs a film entitled I Beheld His Glory. CALl.fOKNIA ZEPHYX their resources, skills and abilities It will be telecast over KFEL-TV Children's Prayer books, black-or white , ■ XOYAl GORGE to attain this objective. - ...... - ...... -T.25 to 4.00 channel 2,' from 11:05 a.m. to 12 o'clock noon April 3, and again ^ionming for 82 years COIOXXDO lAOLl Come in.ond see our wonderful, selection of from 1 p.m. to i :55 p.m. April 4. Easter gifts that will be long remembered. On Easter Sunday .at 9 a.m. the Pontifical Mass will be THE MAY CO. BOOKS-BAIXONY ’neard from St. Monica’s Basilica in Cincinnati, 0. ^ . ■ PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, March 26, 1953 Ex-Mullen Star The Spirit Behind the Widgets Juniors Given 86-Game Card Ends Air Force Play-Offs Will Climax Baseball Season 'Prairie Hitch' An 86-game schedule has been revealed by’ 2) Players must be full-time students o f the Sports Figure; Father James Moynihan, president of the Den parochial grade schools. ver Junior Parochial baseball league, for the Bob Burns, one of the finest 3) Games will be seven innings long, and North, South, and East divisions. must be started no later than 4 p.m. athletes ever developed in the Will Be Gu^ts Denver Catholic high school Both the South and East divisions will play 4) A junior sized baseball diamond will be league, is back in Denver again “ by the week,’’ with the two paired teams choos used (80 feet between bases, 55 feet from after two years with Uncle Sam’s ing their own date and place to play. These divi pitcher’s mound to home plate). air force. sions will each play a one-round schedule. 5) A junior sized baseball must be used. Of Old Timers Bob, who scored 72 points in In the North division both day and place Regrulw baseball shoes with spikes may be worn. 1946 when he was the top Cath have been determined. The Northside teams will The' North division will use umpires from Three more “ big-name” guests olic runner, reports that he spent play a*two-round schedule. Regis college. The South and East divisions will will appear at Old Timers’ Base THE MIGHTY ‘WIDGETS of St. Sheridan? Sandra Mally, and Pat Keegan. All use umpires from the Rocky Mountain Umpires’ ball association’s 14th banquet The rules for the league are as follows: association. Teams are urged to call George Ross, Francis’ parish get their spirit from the except Pat are cheprleaders. Pat and the girls March 31 in the Shirley-Savoy who'are kneeling are all eighth grade representa 1) Players may not have reached their 15th EA. 1230 or SP. 0269, at least 48 hours before hotel, Denver. rousing cheers dished up by the group of girls birthday before school started in September, 1952. game,time. tives of the St. Francis’ grade school Pep club. Manager AI Lopez, Pitcher shown above. Standing, left to right, 'are Sally Kneeling are Jeanne L'oughry, Carol Nalty, Nancy EAST DIVISION SCHEDULE Week of April 26 at S t Catherine’s, S t Clara’s at St. Bob Feller, and Third-Baseman Mally, Janet Houston, Joanne Dea, Jeanette Katzdorn, Rosella Petrun, and Shirley Lehnerz. Week of April 5 Presentation team vs. Cathedral team, Patrick’s, Holy Rdsary at S t Dorn- Al Rosen, all of the Cleveland St. Philomena’s vs. Loyola team. St. Francis’ v§. St. Vincent’s, St. Louis’ inic’s, and Holy Family team at St. Indians, have indicated they will Blesseii Sacrament team vs. St. James*. vf. Lourdes team, and St. Joseph's, bye. Vincent’ s. Annunciation team vs. St. John’s, and Week of May 3 April 14: S t Patrick’s at M t Carmel, appear at the banquet. Leo Duro- Sacred Heart team vs. Christ the King St. Joseph’s vs. Presentation team, St. Dominic's at S t Clara’ s, S t Vin cher, manager of the New York team. St. Louis’ vs. Cathedral team, St. Vin cent's at Holy Rosary, and S t Cath Giants, who will be the guest BIGGEST FROSH TURNOUT arine’s at Holy Family. Week of April 12 cent’s vs. Lourdes team, and S t Fran April 17: M t Carmel team at St speaker for the second straight St. Philomena’s vs. St. James*, Loy*- cis’, bye. Dominic’s, S t Clara’s at S t Vincent’s, year, said that another Giant ola team vs. St. John's. Blessed Sacra Week of May 10 Holy Rosary team at S t Catherine’s, player will appear. It is not defi- ment tekm vs. Christ the King team, St. Joseph’s vs. St Francis', St Louis' and Holy Family team at S t Patrick’s. and Annunciation team vs. Sacred Heart vs. Presentation team. Cathedral vs. April 21: S t Clara’s at M t Carmel, nite yet who that player will be. team. » S t Vincent’s, and Lourdes team, bye. GREETS RANGERS' COACH Holy Family team at Holy Rosary, St. Last year, Lopez, Durocher, Week of April 19 Week of May 17 Vincent’s at S t Dominic's, and S t Pat St. Philomena's vs. St. John’s, St. St. Joseph’s vs, St. Louis’, St. Fran rick’s at S t Catherine’s. and Bobby Thompson, the James’ vs. Christ the King team, Loy cis’ vs. Lourdes team, Presentation team April 24: M t Carmel team at Holy Giants’ pennant-winning hero, 30 Diamond Prospects at 1st Practice ola team vs. Sacred Heart team, and vs. St. Vincent’s, and Cathedral team, Rosary, S t Vincent’s at S t Catherine’s, captivated a capacity crowd for Blessed Sacrament team vs. Annuncia bye. S t Patrick’s at St. Dominic's, and Holy tion team. the Old Timers’ annual fee Pat Lavin, also a pitcher, from May 24, Play-Offs Family team at S t Clara’s. Baseball began this week at most of the service teams and Week of April' 26 April 28: Holy Family team at Mt. Tickets for this year’s ban Regis college, Denver, and more Milwaukee, Wis.^ colleges in the area booked for . St. Philomena’s vs. Christ the King NORTH DIVISION SCHEDULE Carmel, Holy Rosary team at S t Clara’ s, team. St. John’s vs. Sacred Heart team, quet are ?4 for adults and $3 than 30 men reported to Coach doubleheaders. Coach Flanagan Round I S t Patrick’s at S t Vincent’s, and St. Buhler Hit ,357 in '52 St. James’ vs. Annunciation team, and Tuesday, April 7: S t Vincent’s home for children under 16. 'Lots of Proirie' John Flanagan for the first prac Dominic’s at S t Catherine’ s. Returning lettermen include says the schedule will be ready Loyola team vs. Blessed Sacrament at M t Carmel: St. Catherine’s at St Round 11 tice. , for release soon. team. Clara'’ s, S t Patrick’s at Holy Rosary, Proceeds for the banquet' much of his hitch in Rapid City, such outstanding stars as Bobby Same teams scheduled to play May Among those reporting was the He reports that be is “ deep” Week of May 3 and S t Dominie’ s at Holy Family. 1. 5, 8, 12, 16, 19. and 22, with places ticket sale will help to finance S. Dak. Buhler, who batted .357 as a St. Philomena’s vs. Sacred Heart Friday, April 10: Mt. Carmel team for games reversed. the Old Timers’ program in 1953. largest crop of frosh ball play utility infielder for the Rangers at every position this year ex team, Christ the King team vs. Annun “ It wasn’t rough duty,’ ’ he re ers ever to turn out for a Regis ciation team, St. John’s vs. Blessed last year, and Sam Eccher and cept pitching. His staff will be lated with a shrug, “ but it was baseball team. Sacrament team, and St. James’ vs. Lee fludak, both of whom played headed by Len Collins, a Denver Loyola team. lonely duty.” • boy who worked regularly last After being graduated from Shannon Tries 'Little Boll' regular last year in the Ranger Week of May 10 Victorious Annunciation High Cagers year. St. Philomena's vs. Annunciation, Mullen high. Bob attended Regis This group is headed by infield. Mickey Shannon, giant Regis Flanagan also is trying to con •Sacred Heart team vs. Blessed Sacra college where he devoted his time 20-Game Schedule ment team, Christ the King team vs. to baseball and basketball— but hoop star who is a veteran of vert several frosh ballplayers Loyola team, and St‘. John’s vs. St. The schedule has not yet been principally to his books. He was the championship Legion team into pitchers, but he is “ worried James’. To Be Honored at Banquet March 31 of Missouri in 1952; and from announced but it is expected to they won’t be ready to go by Week of May 17 graduated from Regis in 1950. St. Philomena's vs. Blessed Sacra nunciation boxers: John Stubert, that same Legion team, Bobby include nearly 20 games with opening day.” A banquet will be held Sunday evening at devotions at He was employed at Randall’s ment team. Annunciation team vs. Loy Kevin Feely, Rich Appulgise, Gil 7:15. formal dress shop until he was Miller, a small, sharp fielding in ola team. Sacred Heart team vs. St. Tuesday night, March 31, at James’, and Christ the King team vs. Trujillo, and A1 Trujillo. Mr. called into active duty with the fielder. 7 p.m. in Hagus hall for An Altar boys will be at the St. John's. Grommet and his assistants are church doors Sunday to receive air force in May, 1951. Other top-notch frosh pros Just Kids Band Invited Week of May 24, City Play-Offs nunciation high school’s 1953 donating their work. Bob is back with Randall’s as pects include Catcher Dick Gol- donations for flowers for the re SOUTH DIVISION SCHEDULE state basketball champion Annunciation high school’s an office manager in Denver. It esh, a graduate of Holy Family pository for Holy Thursday and Week of April 5 fighters are Ronnie Rohr, Joe looks as if he wnll not go back high, Denver; Tom Lahey, a hard ship team. for Easter Sunday. To National Convention St. Joseph’s vs. Our Lady of Lourdes Lopez. Ray Olguin, Jerry ’Val to Rapid City air force base— hitting outfielder who returns to team, St. Louis’, Englewood, vs. St. Religious Easter cards are still dez. Tupy Davis, Bill Swanson, unless he has to. Regis after three years with the The Colorado Just Kids band finance the trip to the national Vincent de Paul’ s, St. Francis de Sales’ available at the rectory at ?1 a Ed Bezjak, Ben Solis, Joe “ They’re got lots of pheasants marines; Outfielder Joe Rossi, has been invited J,o a national convention in Atlanta, Ga, Two v«. Cathedral team, and Presentation box. team, bye. Weaver. Jess Acciacca, and David there,” he reminisced, “ and also of Regis; Bill Ernst, a convention of parochial bands to or three train cars will be Masses on Monday, Tuesday, Week of April 12 Rui*. Jack Plumb of Regis high pitcher from St. Louis, Mo.; and be held in Atlanta, Ga., Jlay 6, needed to carry the players and St. Joseph's vs. St. Vincent’s, Lourdes and Wednesday of Holy Week prairie, all over the place " IS also fighting under Annuncia 7, and 8. their equipment. Contributions team vs. Cathedral team, St. Francis' will be at 6:15, 7:15, and 8. vs. Presentation team, and St. Louis’, tion banners. may be sent to Max Oliner, Holy Thursday; Communion at The Just Kids hand was bye. Annunciation high’s Jack chairman of publicity and of the Week of April 19 7. High Mass, Communion, and formed by Mrs. .Marvel “ Mom” Chavez and Don Sandoval and fund-raising committee, 1328 S. St. Joseph’s vs. Cathedral team, Pre Procession at 9. McCready in 19,32. In 1940 the sentation team vs. Lourdes team, St. John Warder of Cathedral high University -boulevard, Denver, Good Friday: Mass of the Pre membership had grown to ap Louis’ vs, St. Francis’, and St. Vincent’s, school already have been de 10. sanctified at 8, followed by ven I d e a l proximately 1.200, and at that bye. clared champions. time it claimed to be the largest iiiiiuiiiimmitiu eration of the cross. Annunciation high school’s Holy Saturday; Blessings at 7. “ kids’ ” band in the world. boxing representatives will Le in Mr.s. JIcCready,’ who once at Solemn Mass will follow. experienced, as Tony Martinez, Thursday evening: 7:15-8:15 L e n t e n tended Loretto Heights college, Eloy Mares, Roger Maes, Mike taught music in about 50 Colo Base-Running Bunny Holy Hour. Dowd, and Guy Baca were lost Friday evening: 7:15, sermon rado towns. Her motto was “ the for the parochial tournament be richest child is poor without and Stations of the Cross. cause of injuries incurred in Wednesday evening: 7:15, music.” In 1940 she celebrated practice. M e n u 25 years of music teaching, and Tests Arm of Regis I question box. made plans to tui n the band over' Holy Week Schedule Confessions: Wednesday, to her son, Dwight McCready, { Masses on Palm Sunday, 5:15, Thursday, and Friday afternoon FRESH SEAFOODS who was at that time a member j Fielder,'Dies'at 2nd i 7:30, 8:30, 9:30. High M«ss at .4-5, evenings after the devotions. of the band. Mrs. McCready died 10:45, and 12. Palms will be dis Holy Saturday: Confessions DAILY ^ in December of that year. A scurrying Easter Bunny was picked o ff base with a ven tributed at the 10:45 and 12 for children in the morning at Under the direction of Mr. geance yesterday, when he tried to "steal second” during baseball o’clock Masses. 9:30. Adults, afternoon 3-5, gve- ning 7:30-9. McCready, band director and practice at Regis college, 'Denver. There will be a Lenten sermon Special Child’s Menu chairman of the board of the Rev. Edward Leyden band, the youthful musicians As a result of the "pick-off play," Lee Hudak, a standout in- SH. 2474 have played for Major Bowes, fieldcr for the Raiders last year, may be converted to a pitcher by The Cardinals defeated Holy Complete Linen Service SH. 2475 Open Every Day Except Monday for the Continental Oil company, Regis Coach John Flanagan. Trinity of Trinidad March 8 to for the March of Dimes and the gain the championship by a score 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. music festival in New York, The bunnie's "fatal steal” came during infield practice. Coach of 49-42. Chicago, Oklahoma, and at many Flanagan has just hit a hot grounder to Hudak at third base. He It is the, first Annunciation places in Denver. They also championship in any sport since NO LIQUOR PARKING NEXT DOOR was to make the play at second. played for the Communion break As he scooped up the ball, the bunnie bounded from' the brush, 1942, when Annunciation won the fast of the men of the arch baseball championship. diocese. scurried toward second base, and cut toward center field Aid pro All parishioners and friends The band is composed of ap tective vegetation. are invited to this affair to honor Restaurant proximately 50 children from the Hudak’s throw "toward second" was wild. It caught the bound the team and the coach, Sam parochial schools in Denver. ing bunnie behind the hehd. He spilled over twice and was still. Jarvis. Recommended by A . A. A, 1578 S. Broadway The band is currently con The donation for the full- Gourmet— A. M., H. A. (joldmfllLaiitern ducting a drive to raise funds to Hudak sat down on third base. His teammates, whooping it course meal is $1. Tickets are up, gathered around the bunnie. Coach Flanagan walked toward being sold by Boosters’ club mem Make Reservations Now for RESTAURANT second. bers, under the direction of Pat Harman and Paul 'Cooke. Tickets* Taking o ff his hat and scratching his head, Flanagan said: "H ow can also be purchased from Fa Easter Sunday 126.1 Broadway Near 13lli .Avenue KEyst«me 120-1 about that! Hudak clobbers a’ four-pound bunnie who’s zig-zag ther James Ahern at the rec $125 ging into center field, but he can't hit a 200-pound second base- tory and at the door on the ban I . & u p man who’s standing still* on second base. Maybe I ought to make quet night. DINNER Children’s Portions at Children’s Prices ^ a pitcher out of him. Alumni and parishioners who have received post cards this Thelma at the Organ "Hudak,” he yelled, "on your feetl This time I want to see week, concerning the banquet ai;e your curve." asked to return their replies be fore Friday, March 27, so that the Boosters’ club may know how many to prepare for. The i replies are to be sent to Pat Her Scratch 1 Beaned Bunny man at 3500 Lafayette street This is the Chairman of the banquet is sad story of a Mrs. Ralph Moore. Present at the bunny that got banquet will be various' guests, beaned. It is not incl^iding Father Edward Ley a very long den, Annunciation alumnus and “ tail” but it is a superintendent of the Denver pa true one. Peter, rochial schools; and Father t h e bunny, Barry Wogan, -president of the darted o u t o f Denver Parochial league. the jungle be The gold championship trophy rome hind the Regis will be presented to the team. practice field 11 Boxers Entered Sherry Oliner, one of the just as Lee Phil Grommet, parish member girls in the Colorado Just H udak fielded and boxing coach, has 11 box a hot grounder ers entered in the Parochial Box Kids band, displays the snappy off the f u n g 0 ing tournament. Mr. Grommet is on uniform of the young musicians. the £ A G I £ S b a t o f Coach being assisted by the following The band is conducting a drive Jack (the Rab alumni, all of whom- are ex-An- to meet the cost of transporta bit)* Flanagan. 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I didn’t want him to hole out there.” UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Phone AComa 5333 2210 East Colfax DE. 1333 455 Broadway PEarl 4641 624 E. 13th Ave. KE. 2419 Regis collegians are watching their menu these days, at any rate.— (Photo by John ‘O’Hare’) Thuriday, March 26, 1953 Offict, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitohe 420S RAGE ELEVEN 'eek-End Ski Trip Planned Bazaar Meet Set at St. Patrick's iy Tri-Club Confederation NORTH DENVER NEWS (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) novena services. Stations o f the teries met last Saturday evening The first bazaar meeting will Cross are at 2:16 and 7:46 p.m. in the school meeting room to be held in the school, meeting on Fridays. (Tri-Club Confederation) John Tamburello, president, is xuiiMtmimHiimimtmmiKt liiimilUltrimiMililiiU' celebrate the firat anniversary of room, Friday, March 27, after A special collection will be the Pius X coterie. Twelve in charge of all arrangements. Tri-Club is planning a skiing Stations of the Cross. Every pa taken at all Masses Sunday, couples attended and made a reek end this Saturday and Reservations must be made not rishioner is urged to attend, as March 29, to purchase flowers visit to the church preceding the Rev. Luke Lyons Will Be Speaker ... iTl hinday, March 28 and 29, at later than Thursday, March 26, ail chairmen will be appointed. for the altars for Holy Thurs party. f looper hill near Leadville. by calling him at AC. 0397, When Sunday, March 29, will be day and Easter. making reservations, advice will Communion day for the families Parishioners are asked to keep be given regarding the cost, St. Dominic's Plans Tre Ore Rites of the parish and for those who in mind the following dates for HAVEN PHARMACY transportation, time, etc. did not receive in the month. • parish events r'April 4, Holy Sat Bowling is held each Thurs (St. Dominic's Parish, Denver) There will be a Mass of the the prjests of any house-bound The novena honoring Our urday, the annual food sale spon Prescription day at 9 p.m. in the Denver The Rev. Luke Lyons, O.P., Presanctified at 7 :30 o’clock parishioners. The rectory Lady of Lourdes is held at 7 :45 sored by the Altar and Rosary Bowling company lanes. will preach the Thlee Hours’ Good Friday morning and adora phone number is GR. 1731. Wednesday evening.* In Lent a society; April 8, the PTA-spon- Specialists sermon. Rosary, and Benediotion sored games party; April 19 and A Communion breakfast was service Good Friday, April 3. tion of the cross all day. In the Bake Sale Set March 18 of the Most Blessed Sacrament 20, the school play. The O’Hara 29th Sl Irving GLendale 5191 held last Sunday morning at The services will start promptly evening there will be Rosary and Presentation church. at 12 and close at 3 p.m. a sermon on the Passion by Fa The Rosary Altar society will are held in conjunction with the Ring. The final afternoon service will ther Lyons. Confessions will be conduct a bake sale in the Palms wlil be blessed before FLOOR be the Stations of the Cross. heard in the evening after the church auditorium Saturday aft the 9 o'clock Mass and distrib sermon. ernoon, March 28, and aftei* the uted at all Masses, thereafter NOW Masses Palm Sunday, March 29. CA»IEO COVERING CO. Palm Sunday, March 29, all Schedule Given Sunday, March 29. Mrs. Lefi J. Saindoif is chairman the Masses will be Low Masses Banns of marriage were an OPEN of arrangements. She will be as nounced for the second time be i Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile— Wall Covering on account of the Passion’s being in time for the sisted by Mmes. Andrew Kruse, tween Albert . Naglich of St. read. The palms will be blessed Eatter Parade Estimatei Complimentary Dominic DiManna, Hugh Thorns- For Holy Week Mary Magdalene’s and Catherine at the 7 :30 o’clock Mass and dis berry, A. C. (iarroll, J. K. tributed at that and all the sub Cavaleri of St. Patrick’s. 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 Weigel, John Storm, and A. De- sequent Masses. More women are needed to Bell. help sew articles for the main Services consisting of Rosary, At St. Anthony's featuring booth o f the bazaar. Those wish A feature of the bake sale will Westwood.— (St. Anthony of sermon, and Benediction will be ing to help are asked to contact Infenti’ end Children’s Wear be a large ham, donated by Ray Padua’s Parish) — The schedule held Wednesday, April 1, at 7 :30 Mrs. William DuBois. Olson’s grocery and meat mar for Holy Week services at St. An Sizes to 6x p.m. This will be the last of the Kenneth Keene, president of ket, 2554 Irving street, which thony’s is as follows: Mass on series of talks given by the Rev. the Holy Name society, thanks Hosiery Lingerie will be awarded at the clos^ of Holy Thursday at 7:30; Holy J. S. Angers, O.P. Confessions all who helped to make the games Nations Gifts the sale. Members of the society Thursday evening services at will be heard after the sermon. party a success. Those awarded are requested to bring their 7:46; Mass of the Presanctified The services on Holy Thurs gifts included Mrs. J. G. Gardell, baked goods to the auditorium on Good Friday at 12 o’clock. T O T ^ S CORNER day, April 2, will consist of early Saturday morning, or at Katherine Fedel, Jack G. Gardell, distribution of Holy Communion Good Friday evening serv the early Masses Sunday. ices at 7:45; the Holy Saturday Louis Fedel, and J. K. Duffy. Francos L. Mortan, Owner at 6:30 and 7 a.m. A Solemn Member St. Mary Magdalene’s ParUh Captain Nevin Explains Ma.ss will be sung at 8 o’clock Blemars Mast blessings will begin at 6:45 a.m. Mass on Holy Saturday will begin 3638 Weat 32n - 2 2 ; PAGE TWELVE Office, 938-Banneck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, Morch 26, 1953 Pioneered Church in Roggen Bake Sale oh March 28 in Westminster Parish YOU HAVE A FORTUNE TO PROTECT Westminster.— (Holy Trinity oods may contact Mrs! Parish)-r—A bake sale, sponsored, V\ol^^osasso,'Arv. 08i8>Jl, or Your eyesight is the most priceleis of your postestiont by the ..Altar and Rosary society, Mrs. Blatter, Arr. 863-R2< and deserves every modern safeguard available to you. will be held Saturday, March 28, Tickets for the baked ham din- Whether or not your eye condition has changed can only LAURA DUCEY SABINE, 83, of 975 termeirt was In Mt« Olivet. Hackethal* between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the ner, to be held at the Shrine of be determined by an examination. If your eyes are function* PennsylvanU. Requiem Mass was cele* Noonan mortuary. Michael Klausner, Dead brated March 21 in Blessed Sacrament Fire hall, 3944 W. 73 avenue. St. Anne in Arvada April 26, are ing properly, an examination will confirm it. Vi not, early church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Horan JAMES F, GILLIGAN Parishioners wishing to donate now available. correction saves your eyes for the future. mortuary. Funeral services for James F. 'Milli GUST COMPACHIARIS. 61. 4546 gan, 61, auditor for the State of Colo Michad J. Klausner, 72, outstanding lay apostle in Decatur street. Husband of Elisabeth rado revenue department for thq past Brighton and Roggen, and a pioneer member of Sacred Compachiaris; and brother of Nick 17 years, were held March 19. Burial Kappas, Denver. Requiem Hish Mass was in Mt. Olivet cemetery following Heart parish, Roggen, died March 20 in Mercy hospital, SWIGERT BROS. is beinK celebrated March 26 in Our services in Loyola church. Denver. FOR YOUR EASTER BONNET ! Mr. Gilligah died of complications Lady of Mt. Carmel church. Interment 1550 California KEystone 7651 Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. following a stroke and subsequent long Solemn Requiem Mass ^as offered March in 24 Have your Special Permanent Wave and JOHN COURSEY of 1415 Glen- illness' in St. Anthony’s hospital. St. AuguStine’s parish, Brighton, Belter Vision Good Service Born the son of a miner In Leadville. arm street. Brother of James J.» Joe by Father Roy Piglino, pastor. modern Hair-do at Winckler’s Hair Shaping F., and Edward.,Coursey. Requiem Mass Mr. Gilligan spent his boyhood in parish, Roggen was cared.for by for Every Age Optometrists At Right Prices Salida. For years he supervised the Father Charles Sanger, pastor in the pastor of Sti Augustine’s. i.s being celebrated March 26 in St. Studio . . . 30 years in the business. Dominic’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. opet^tion ef the Orient iron mine in Roggen, was deacon; and Father Support was given by Mr. Klaus Chaffee county for the Colorado Fuel GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED Day mortuary. Leo Lyons, S.S.C., assistant in ner to Monsignor Bernard J. JOHN I. SPHER, 64. of 4148 Bryant A Iron Co. street. Husband of Clarie Spher; and From 1923 \ to 1937, Mr. Gilligan Brighton, subdeacon. Burial was Froegel, now pastor of St. brother of Mrs. Rose Martinicb of served as cashier in the First National in Elmwood cemetery. Peter’s in Greeley; Father E. J. JOSEPH T. WINCKLER Eveleth, Minn., and George Spher of i>ank of Salida and other banks in Boulder and Aurora. Born in Atlantic, la., in 1881, Verschraegen, now pastor of St. Chicago, 111. Requiem High Mass was Mr. Klausner received his school 1270 Cook St. Open Evenings FL. 3168 celebrated March 23 in St. Catherine’s In 1937, he accepted employment Anthony’s in Sterling; and the with the Colorado stat^ auditor's o f ing there before coming to Rog church. Interment Mt. Olivet. OHnger late Father Bernard Weakland, (Member of St. Philomena'a Pariah) ^ mortuary. fice and remained there until 1942, gen in 1917. For 33 years he was first resident pastor in Roggen, when he was transferred to the revenue LYDIA HELEN DARRELL, 81. of actively engaged on his 800-acre who was succeeded by Father 239 S. Grant street. Sister of Kathryn department. Farrell, is survived by three nieces Surviving are his. wife, Irene, of farm near Roggen, where his William Gallagher and Father and three nephews. Requiem High Mass 3427 Harrison street; two sons, Thomas four children, three girls and one Charles Sanger. J. and Jack K. Gilligan, both of Den was celebrated March 23 in St. Francis boy, were born. In 1950 he re de Sales' church. Interment Mt. Olivet. ver: a daughter, Mrs. Lois Ann Howard In the early ’40s Mr. Klausner, Olinger mortuary. of Denver: and the following brothers tired from active management of who headed a committee of J. J. CELLA INSURANCE MARY C. CHAVEZ, 9. Daughter of and sisters, all of California: Luke and the farm. three, launched a campaign to Mrs. Reymunda Chavez, 3031 High; Frank Gilligan, Mrs. Gertrude O’Kane. Mrs. Kate Brarrson. Mrs. Pearl Mat Roggen in 1917 had no reii- secure funds for a new Sacred sister of Orlando Chavez, USAF; An dent pastor, no school, and Marie A. Celia Jack J. Celia drew, Josie. and Rosie Chavez, Denver; thews, and Mrs. Mildred O'Connor. . Heart church in Roggen. The and granddaughter of CriHa Chavez. only a small frame church church was dedicated in 1945, Folsom, N. Mex., Mass of the Angels building. Through the efforts and the old structure was con ''Insurance of All Kinds" was celebrated March 21 in Annuncia of Mr. Klausner and his wife, tion church. Capitol mortuary. verted into a school, now con Tillie, catechism classes for ROBERTA ENKHOUSE of 1020 ducted by three Precious Blood Charles A. Burke children of the entire area 43 Years of Dependable Service in the Field uhere Cirter, Golden. Wife of Harold J. Enk- sisters from Wichita, Kans. He house; and sister of Bjyan Douglas, were arranged. He and his also helped to found the Roggen Palisades. Neb., and Adelaide Denbo, wife were volunteer instruc Dependability is Essential Hamlet, Neb. Mass is being celebrated K. of C. council, of which he « March 26 in St. Joseph’ s church, Lived in Heyday tors for many years. Roggen was a charter member. Golden. Interment Mt. Olivet. then was a mission of the In the bleak depression of the 1120 Security Bldg. nth & Caiif. Phone KE. 2633 JOHN HENRY MEEHAN of 582 Brighton parish. 1930s, it was largely Mr. Klaus- Delaware. Father of Cornell and As a mission of the Brighton Stephen E. of Denver; Thomas L. of ner’s generosity that maintained Albuquerqe, N. Mex.; and Michael G. of Of Mining Camps a pastor in Roggen, for parish California: and brother of Mrs. James contributions at the time were in Carnsew and Mrs. Anne Mbi\ahan. Re Death claimed a Colorado pi quiem High Mass was celebrated March sufficient. In addition to finan Dependable Life and Disability Policies for 21 in St. Joseph's Redemptorist church. oneer March 2 with the passing Heights Alumnae cial assistance, he regularly sent Interment Mt. Olivet, Hackethal- of Charles A. Burke, 1125 Clark Protection of Family, Home and Earnings. Noonan. food and other essentials to the son street, Denver. Mr. Burke rectory. came to Colorado at the age of WILLIAM D. O’BRIEN Among his many benefactions A Home Company Serving Denver and the William D. O’ Brien, draftsman for two years from Abilene, Kans., See Red Cross Denvtr Iron works for more than a half- where he was born Aug. 20, 1878. to the Roggen church were the Rocky Mountain Empire • century, died March 20 in Stj Joseph’s hand-carved wood altar, sanctu hospital following a two-week illness. He resided in Leadville, Aspen, ary lights, candelabra, etc. A Mr. O’Brien, 92, retired at 84 after Cripple Creek, and Victor during working for nearly 65 years for the Movie Featu re resident of Brighton, Mr, Klaus the mining heyday. On Dec. 12, Colorado Iron works and the General A meeting of the Loretto ner regularly attended the-First UNITED AMERICAN Iron works. He was bom March 27, 1900, Mr. Burke and Miss Jose Heights Alumnae association was Friday nocturnal adoration in M o n u m e n t s 1860, in Potsdam, N. Y., and lived in phine Walsh recited their wed St. Augustine’s, and also the LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY . Denver for the past 65 years after he ding vows in old St. Victor’s held March 24 in Machebeuf hall. JERRY BREEN came to Colorado in 1888. First Saturday nocturnal adora We have erected many beau church, Victor, Colo., before A Red Cross film, Mercy in tiful monuments in Mt. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. W il Action, was shown, followed by a tion in the Roggen church, 31 1717 California St, Denver CH. 6535 Florist liam A. Vallee of Denver. Requiem their friend Father Neenan. miles distant. Oliret Cemetery. High Mass was celebrated March 23 business meeting, at which plans 1004 15ih St. Loyola church. Interment was in Mt. Following the transfer of Fa were made for alumnae activi After retiring in' 1950, Mr. A. T. THOMSON Olivet. Horan mortuary. ther Neenan to the Holy Ghost ties for the remainder of the Klausner lived in Brighton. His parish, Denver, the Burkes, too, 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 MAin 2279 MARGARET R. SIMINGTON school year. personal kindness and assistance Mrs. Margaret Ryan Simington. 72, moved to Denver. They were ac Mother Mary Florence, former at St. Augustine’s parish, which • CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING! lifelong Denver resident, died March tive in both Holy Ghost and Ca sponsor of the group and now continued until his death, even ► 21 in Mercy hospital after a long Ill thedral parish societies. ness, She was born in Denver July 16, Assistant Mother-General of the included maintaining the lawn, ► Mr. Burke for many years was 1881, and was educated in the old St, Sisters of Loretto, was a guest caring for a flower garden on ► Leo school. Mrs. Simington had been co-owner of Frazier & Burke, the parish grounds, and numer Classified Ads at the meeting. ► a member of Annunciation parish since a grocery at Ninth and Corona ous other activities. It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertisements, i 1908. Gives Report ► She is survived by a brother, Patrick streets. Since 1934, he had been On Deanery Unit Survivors include his wife, a A. A A A. AAA A. Ryan of Denver; seven sons, Francis, an employe of the Tax Bureau L A A A The alumnae group’s repre resident of Brighton; three MIDLAND Patrick, William, John, James, and in the City and County build daughters, Mrs. Magdalene HELP WANTED FEMALE APARTMENT FOR RENT Daniel, all of Denver, aril Andrew of sentative to the Denver deanery, ing. He had been active in this Schoeneman, Roggen; Mrs. Au San Diego, Calif.; two daughters. Miss Mrs. Harry Schnibbe, reported WANTED— Middle aged woman .for com- F 0 R UENT-Kitchenette Apartment, Margaret Simington and Mrs. Mary work untirJanuary, 1953, when gusta Erker, Aurora; and Mrs. panion. Board, room, somti wages. Gentleman prcfcrrctl, 3556 Federal. on deanery social action study Clifford, both of Denver; and l4 grand he became a victim of the virus (Jermaine Bettale, Pueblo; and EA. 2833. children. clubs and invited anyone inter WANTED—TO RENT HAS M ONEY for infection. Mr. Burke succumbed one son, Anthony J., Wichita, CAPABLE Catholic lady 55, desires em Requiem High Mass was celebrated ested to attend. Sessions are held WANTPvD by May 1. 2 bedroom, base March 24 in Annunciation church. In- to a heart attack March 1. He is Kans.; and one brother, Dr. J. B. ployment Catholic institution: room, every Thursday afternoon at board, moderate salary. P.O. Box U33. ment, garage in St. Vincent de Paul survived by his wife and a Klausner, Los Angeles, Calif. Denver 1, Colo. Parish. SP. 2804. daughter, Mrs. Franklin Mc- 1:30 in the home of Mrs. C. H. HOME LOANS LADY experienced, dependable, wants REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE Bettinger, 165 S. Sherman. Mrs. Red Cross Fund Drive Gowen, and three grandchildren, Schnibbe also asked for volun care babies, children, older people by the INCOME. 6 unit5, 3 baths, S.E~ $265.00 Ronald, Mary Kim, and Marilyn, hour. TAbor 6007. teers for the Denver Welfare month. Sacrified, $16,000. FLorida 316S. Closes $29,000 Short of Burbank, Fla. Homes For Sale Near Mother of God Church. council, to help with clerical SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE work, motor service, or the health WORK wanted for Catholic Parish oi CHILD CARE The 1953 Red Cross Metro and recreation department. Per Institution References. PEarl 3541 politan fund campaign ended evening!. . . . Day or full time care for 2 children In 'Carmen' Is Scheduled sons interested in this may call new home. 1*705 So. Tejon. GL. 3177. officially March 20, when more ^37.50 is the her at FL. 1122. 363 SO. GRANT MISCELLANEOUS than 150 volunteer workers re ROOM FOR RENT ported collections of $500,556— As Central City Opera Coke Party 4 bedroom house in excellent "ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES: FULL FAMILY SIZE LAUNDRY BAGS {1.00 Xlean housekeeping room across St. $29,444 short of the $530,000 Set April 26 condition; new wall to wall EXTRA STRONG COTTON cLOTH. 'Elizabeth's Church. 1109 11th SL, total loan fee of a goal. Colorado once again will take A Coke party will be given by carpet. One-half block to St. VERY DURABLE MATERIAL. WILL KE. 39211 Anyone wishing to, donate or its place as the summer theater the alumnae April 26 for the Francis de Sales School. LAST FOR YEARS. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY RE- DRUGGISTS to increase the amount of his capital of the nation June 27 public high school girls interested Transportation &' shopping FUNDED. S«nd cash, ch«ck or money Midland Economy contribution J may call the Red When the 1953 Central City in attending Loretto Heights col nearby. order to TEX-STYLES, P. O. BOX 242, Cross at AL. 0311, and a worker opera festival opens for the 22nd lege. EA. 9019 FALL RIVER. MASS. SUPPLY LIM YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ITED.’* will be filled correctly at will call for the donation. Money year. On May 5 a tea will be given WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY orders or checks may be mailed Carmen, by Georges Bizet, by the alumnae to welcome the KOMAC Paint — Closinf? out colors, or Ph. SP. 9765 1096 South Gaylord St. Home Loan. BRICE & CO. Kem-Tone, $3.10 gal. Wallpaper close to the Red Cross at 800 Logan opens the season for a total of class o f 1953, soon to become out,^ $5c roll and up. 720 Santa fe . street. 19 performances. It will alter alumnae. Realtors PAINTING & DECORATING OLSON'S Upholstery & Drapery Shop— B. K. Sweeney, Jr., president nate after July 4 with 14 per Furniture and upholstery restyled. Drap FR. 8896 eries hand made. Work guaranteed. Full WALLPAPER Hanging, Painting. of the Denver chapter, and Her formances of The Merry Wives Mrs. Patrick Cronin Remodeling. Call KE. 5793. man Feucht, campaign chairman of Windsor by Otto Nicolai. line drapery and upholstery samples. BE 3-3524. Paperhanging and painting, Anton Ber- expressed appreefation to the In the Central City tradition, Named Sorority Regent FOUND— Expenfive rosary March 15. inger, 153 Madison, EA. 2285 or KE. 4951. FEDERAL SAVINGS t workers and givers alike. both operas will be sung in Eng Owner identify and pay for ad. Box CARPENTER LOAN ASSOCIATION The goal for 1953 was up lish. At the meeting March 18, Near St. Vincent de Paul BJ C^re Register. $38,000 over last year to pay Additional information on the members of Denver chapter. Lovely 6 room brick rancho, cLAWNMOWERS SHARPENED KITCHEN CABINETS built in, Fomica for the collection of additional complete Central City festival Kappa Gamma Pi honor sorprity, full fin. bsmnt., attached ga tops, carpenter, remodeling or garagea. Oowflipwn 0*n«e» Oiht» SHARPENED, adjusted, cleaned, oiled; PE 6241. )glltrtor> Counly blood and the ^processing of it may be obtained by writing the elected Mrs. Patrick Cronin to rage, 2 Vi lots, fenced yard. all types of hand and power. Pickup & TAbor 0191 lllmont ).A5|9 into gamma globulin serum for Central City Opera House asso serve as regent for the Rocky Excellent financing. FRemont Delivery. Kearney Hardware, 1407 Kra- TELEVISION SERVICE prevention o f paralysis from Mountain area of the society. meria, £A. 3368, or 2270 Kearney, ciation, 1509 Cleveland place, 9432. FL. 0391. polio. Denver, Colo. The Denver chapter is the $19,000.00 PHILCO only active one between St. Louis ' ▼ ▼ ▼ W ▼ See this attractive modern Factory-supervi.sed service on any make and the West coast. Mrs. Cron Television or Radio Lecture on Peace in’s post will not become official brick bungalow in Bonnie CARY'S until approved at the national Brae near St. Vincent de 1500 S. Broadway SKYWAY RADIO “ The Role of Fear in the Mod convention which will be held in Paul. Living room, dining ern World,’’ will be the subject New York city in June. combination with fire place. We Pay Cash AND TELEVISION CO. that Mildred Scott Olmsted will Mrs. Gerald Cooney was ap 2 bdrms. Ceramic tile bath. 711 E. 6th Ave. KE. 1898 discuss on Monday, April 6, at pointed deanery representative Bsmnt. with den and fire For Used Furniture 8 p.m. in the auditorium of the to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. place. Oversize garage. FLo- TOW LLS & LINLN SUPPLY University of Denver, 1445 Charles Cassidy. rida 3837 for appt. and Cleveland place, Denver. The Stimulated by the talk on vol F Miacellaneoui Item. MOUNTAIN TOWEL & SUPPLY CO. MONTE CARROLL Service furnished for Offices, Barbere, a Tribute in Kerneliibrance of a Loved One Denver chapter of the Women’s unteer work given at the meet hPE. 4014 RA. 6423 Restaurants. Stores, and Banqueta International League for Peace ing by Miss Marjorie Gallaher, Florida 2372 FEALT6II FLarlda 2373 y OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 b.m. B. W. BECKIUS. Manager and Freedom is sjlonsoring the Mrs. John Dunn and Mrs. Frank A A A A A A I 1227 Curtis St. MA. 7960 meeting; there will be no admis Howard will review highlights sion; everyone is welcome. of the talk at the April meeting. For ChilcJren's Theater The , new Deagan Celesda New • Botany chime gives you an opportunity Sport Coat to buy an outright gift to the church of your choice in an ever- for now, through SilInmer lasting remembrance for years This small neat overplaid on tweed to come, through everlasting is so light on yo(jr shoulders you'll- ngregations, of your remem- enjoy it in Spring, hot Summer days of a loved one. and even into,foll. It's o.ll wool. In would enjoy showing MRS. MATT SAYA, president of the Catholic Par mixtures of beige, grey, blue or ent-Teacher league, and Johnny Roberts, superintendent I you can arrange the of music in Denver public schools, representatives of the children’s ton . . . regular and long sizes. concert committee of the Deliver Symphony guild, are co-operating n of this melodious with the dancing schools of Denver, and the Junior league in bring ing to Denver the Children’s Dance theater o f Salt Lake City. ibnic tower chime. The group includes 26 youngsters from 6 to 16 years of age, 3 5 .0 0 and they will give two performances in the Phipps auditorium at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, March 28, and 8:30 p.m. Sunday, March 29. Nura’s fantasy The Buttermilk Tree will be presented in part I, Men’. Shop — Street Floor and a prelude to Easter, At the Gates of Heaven; The Cherry Tree Carol, and many others will be the Lenten theme of the concert. ' Vocal soloist, Gwen Lewis, young Negro soprano, will render a roup of spirituals. Sweet Little Jesus Boy, and 1 Was There When f hey Crucified My Lord. j. . :i i TheChas.E Wilis MUSIC c. The two performances will be given for the benefit of the chil dren s concert committee of the Denver Symphony guild. Tickets 1629 CALIFORNIA $1. may ^ purchased at the dancing schools, the Children’s museum, 'Whet* Denver S/iopt with Codlid.nc.'- Kiyitene 3111 and the symphony box office on the mezzanine of the May company in De|ver. Local representatives o f the children’s concert commit tee may also be contacted for tickets. -t..4 Thurtdoy, Morch 26, 1953 Offiet, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Strange But True What Is 'Academic Freedom'? iih q jid Jj)jd £ !d A , B y P a u l H . H a l l e t t "W e should know that truth is not absolute.” IT IS DISTRESSING to note how much Truth itself is always absolute, for it is defined emotion and how little light comes out of most as the conformity of the mind with the object discussions of "academic freedom.” Some light, known. .Language admits the use of the term, We Walk With Christ but more confusion, emerged from an explana "relative truths,” but in that case what is rela ' ■ tion of the term by a University of Colorado tive is not the truths but the circumstances in TURIN,-ITALY, professor, which was published in a Denver pa which the truths are verified. There could be ^ Riuts im RALLV OS The Way of the Cross per last Sunday. no "relative” truths if there were no absolute D iv in e Pro^ oencs By R ev . J o h n B. E bel sulted later in the Crusades to fore the painted or carved Income must 9e used The professor defines aademic freedom ‘ truth. AT THIS SEASON as we re free these sacred sites from representations of each of IMMEOtATELV. 7ff£ broadly as "the right and duty of the individual THE PROFESSOR IS GUILTY o f a typical live the drama of our redemp infidel hands. these events in Christ’s Way of s u p e r io r s Ma y NOT to rely on reason and intelligence in the search tion, the Christian mind flies But not many can make the the Cross, halting before each confusion in much discussion o f academic free ■Hold CAPITAL: uo to the scenes where Our Lord long pilgrimage to the Holy to unite our thoughts with His. for truth.” Since that is the only way in which dom when he says: "Truth is not dogma.” •TWO THINGS above all,” t^RCCr APPEALS ARE suffered and died. Land. Fortunately for us, the anyone can conceivably search for truth, there Truth may be a dogma, for ^ogma, in its proper Christians long ago devised says Father Guardini, “ this de AfADE,M>R 7»E WbRK> The Mount of Olives in the a way of going there in spirit votion has to say to us. First, ADVERTISED, VET MONEY ID PHOVIO^ is no quarrel there. meaning, is k truth revealed by God. Upholding moonlight looking down upon — the devotion known a's the it teaches us to feel with our l=DR 6 0 0 0 Sic k p o o r r o w s im Specifically, the professor includes under the right o f man "to rely on his reason and in the city of Jerusalem over Way of the Cross. very hearts what Our Lord which Christ wept; the narrow academic freedom; 1) "The freedom to do re telligence” in the search for truth, the man has THE “ Mo s t beautiful and suffered. We walk with Him search in any field and publish the findings.” cobbled streets down which He most ancient of all popular de and bear the load with Him. 'S T E L O y, )| overlooked the most obvious exercise o f reason dragged His heavy cross; the votions,” as Romano Guardini Thus it i* revealed to us how ( m - 655), j It is in research that academic freedom most and intelligence, the defining o f terms! Mount of Calvary where He calls it (The Way of the Cross, great is the Redeemer’s love properly applies, but even there it does not I do not wish to seem over-negative, and agonized between heaven and TfrrpON OF London, Sheed & Ward, 1944), and how g;reat our guilt. We METAL-WORKERS have the absolute character its more vociferous there is one point the C. U. professor made earth in the noonday sun, and AND MASTER OF the Way of the Cross “ has learn to repent and to pray for supporters claim for it. ^ died in a darkened world from sprung from the very heart of the grace of a deep inward THE PARIS MINT that, properly understood, needs stressing. It which the sun had fled; the people, from the people’s turning to God. BEFORE BECOMm A PROFESSOR in a medical school may is that we often gain a clearer knowledge of WHAT CHRISTIAN does intense desire to bring the holy "Then secondly: The Way of A Bishop, helps not violate tji^ gh t of a human subject to life the truth by investigating its opposing error. I not wish to be there in Holy mysteries in very form and the Cross is the school where A COUPLE TO and dignity m acquiring experimental knowl St. 'Thomas and the other Schoolmen use I Week— to kneel where Christ we are taught to overcome. We iuiife renounced ine substance before their eyes; ■familiAf wide-brimmed CHOOSE A ? died, to walk the streets He from the intense desire in the see how Our Lord goes through WEDDINQ RING edge, gocti though the end may be. Everyone, that method constantly. A proposition, even so ? walked, to stand at the places people’s heart to take cheir most bitter suffering of soul hat for a. beret, me HAT IN THIS including the professor, will set limits to re self-evident a one as the existence of God, is 3 where He taught and worked share in it all.” and body, but also how HAniP^RS ThEM WHEH T^EY 1 5 ™ CENTURY search, at least when some methods are used. Ride motor- cytles/ always introduced by the opposing arguments, ■ miracles? Much as we might walk the through His love for God and painting As a matter o f fact, the restrictions that lie and sometimes St. 'Thomas’ reply to objections It is an ancient and strong streets of Jerusalem and make for us He overcomes. And we fhR U S CHRIST! desire in the Christian soul here and there our “ station,” learn to bring something on investigators, particularly medical investiga is more important than the body of his article. that even in the earliest ages a pause to meditate on one of similar to pass in regard to our -L i tors, in testing a hypothesis act rather as a BUT THE POINT TO EMPHASIZE js that led a stream gf pilgrims to the events in Our Lord’s own lot.” stimulus and a challenge than a restraint. St. Thomas answers the objections. Intelligent the Holy Land, and that re Passion, so now we walk be- THE WORLD, especially Majestic 7 s ^ i kiqk C H U R C H vast war-torn segments of it, 2) The professor’s second pillar of academic people would not object to a university pro has been making its own way O F S A L T in, Rom anas (Blessed Sacrament Parish, Friday. March 27. The cohost procession, which will be fol Denver) esses w ll be Mrs. Carl Wyers lowed by all-day adoration o f the and Mrs. Ed Uary. On Monday, April 6, the Blessed Sacrament. Evening de Mrs. Edward Rollman, 2554 votions and sermon will begin' 38th.annual Easter Monday Hudson, will entertain the at 7:45. ball in Blessed Sacrament Mother Cabrini circle Thursday On Good Friday the church parish •will 'again highlight evening, March 26. will be opened at 7 o’clock. Mass Members of the St. Francis of of the Presanctified and venera The post-Lenten season. tion of the cross will be at 9 The ball, which was held for Assisi circle will be ^ e sts of Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Wegs, o’clock. There will be Stations of the first time in 1915 in the the Cross at 3 o’clock in the aft Brown Palace hotel, has retained 2038 Fairfax, Saturday evening, March 28. ernoon and “ The Seven Last Enjoy an invigorating drive its popular appeal, and is anti Words” at 7 :45. cipated in Catholic circles Oratorio to Be Given over eupirb new highways The blessing o f the Easter fire throughout the city, as well as By Choir Good Friday Paschal candle, Easter water by hosts of non-Catholic friends. to the “.The Seven Last Words” by and baptismal font will begin at Bill Petrie and his orchestra 7 o’clock. The blessings will be including a specialty trio, will DuBois will be sung Good Fri HOLLAND HOUSE day night n^t 7 :45 by the Blessed followed by High Mass and Holy provide music for the dancing Communion at 8 o’clock. from 9 to 12:30 in the Lincoln Sacrament choir und^r the di in Golden OFFICERS OF the Double Ring club, shown above, room o f the Shirley-Savoy hotel. rection of Blake Hiester. This Lt. (JG) James B. Reed, Tliiiiiiijiiil left to right, are John Berger, Genevive Pemberton, Tickets at $2.50 per couple have will be the first rendition of an USNR, who has been in Korean Where you will find the kind of-food and oratorio (prayer set to music) in waters aboard the U.S.S. hear Don Canny,, and Father Paul Schwarz, C.SS.R. been distributed throughout the service you like at reasonable prices parish. The chaiman, Mrs. D. J. the history o f the Blessed Sacra- surge for the past six months. Is + + + + + + Kirley, DE. 1819, will deliver n\ent parish. spending about two weeks with tickets to anyone who wants The Holy Week exercises will his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy them. begin with the blessing of the L. Reed. Redemptorist Parish PTA A 21-inch RCA television set palms Sunday, March 29, at the Mr. and Mrs. John Sarconi, THE HOLLAND HOUSE will be given away that' night; 12 o’clock Mass. 1528 Ivanhoe, are newcomers in OOlDtN, COLORADO ! the recipient need not be pres Confessions will be heard in the parish. ent. Holy Week on Wednesday after Robert E. Forness, scoutmas Plans Dinner for Cagers Mrs. Kirley is anxious that all noon, April 1, from 3:30 to 6, ter, and John Mueller took 28 circle captains make as complete and again in the evening from boys of troop 145 on an over Special Lenten Menus 7 :30 to 9, and on Saturday aft night hike to Elbert. The trans J { £ n , ^ a UL (St. Joaeph’t Radamptoriat William Berberich, who, with returns as possible at the end of Pariah, Danvar) Mrs. Berb^ich, made his home this week. ernoon, April 4, from 3 to 6, portation was furnished by A. D. for a half-century at 421 'W . and in the evening from 7 :30 Bader, Henry Stradle'y, James The i4 playing members of St. Top Salesmen R. L. Fitzsimmons, Mgr. Luncheons Sixth avenue, fell at Mt. St. to 9. Tobin, Ed Coughlin, Tom Galli- Joseph’s “Midget” Bulldogs bas Elizabeth’s retreat house, Mor To Get Corsages Father Thro will conduct the gan, and Mrs. A. G. Topil. Fa ketball team, composed of The firms listed here deserve to rison, March 17, breaking his With reference to the corsages services throughout Holy Week. ther Anthony Borer, S.M.B., in Kenmark Hotel fourth, fifth, and sixth graders, be remembered when you are dis> Dinners . hip, and is a patient at Mercy On Wednesday evening devotions scout chaplain, expressed his tributinf your patronage to the will be honored Sunday, March to be presented by Daniel J. Mc- 17 th i . Welton hospital. Ginley of this parish, co-owner will begin at 7 :45 with recitation thanks for the co-operation. different lines of business. 29, when the Parent-Teachers’ of the Albany Florists in the Al of the Rosaiy, sermon, and Bene Open 10 a.m. to 2 a.ra. Complete Bar Service association will give them a din Mrs. Martin Bommelyn of 403 bany hotel, to the 10 womep with diction. ner in the church hall. Mrs. Rose W. Sixth avenue was visiting a Gabbie and Mrs. Robert Turner neighbor March 22 and fell, in the highest ticket sales, records On Holy Thursday there will must be in the hands of Mrs. will prepare the meat balls and curring the same injury. She is be distribution of Holy Commun spaghetti. a patient at Porter sanitarium. Kirley not later than Monday,' ion at 6:30 and 7:15. At 8 o’clock March 30. Serving Complete Members of the team are Rich Mrs. Hugh O’Brien of 574 Fox there, will be a High Mass and Ameriean and Chinese $ 4 0 0 Haberkorn, Bob Ertle, Billie street is recuperating from a On Sunday, April 19. the Rt. ward and Catherine Miller as Rev. Monsignor Harold V. Camp NEW Dinners ...... I up O’Neill, Jimmie Whalen, Dan virus. Fox, John Casey, Ronald Wea bell baptized Thomas McNally, Double Ring Club son of Mr. and ^rs. Charles Cas ver, Rudy Cordova, Harold E Luncheons ...... 65 Guentler, Ronald Mauf, Dave Elects Officers sidy, with Alfred Cassidy and Schedule Given Margaret Carlson as sponsors. Owens, George Steinbach, Har “ Mr. and Mrs.” to the tune Packaged Dinners to Take Home Also on Sunday, the Rev. William DEATH VALLEY DAYS' old Roybal, Jnd Mike Capra. The of 55 married couples, answered J. Mulcahy baptized Elizabeth cheerleaders, from the sixth to their surnames March 22 and Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. grade, are Sharolyn Sloan, Ro answered the roll call at the an fo r Holy Week New China Cafe Jack W. Maloney, with Mr. and Sunday — March 29 berta Turner, Donna Johns, and nual Communion and breakfast Private Room for Parlies Mrs. Robert F. Collins as spon Mickey Jo Covilla. The coaches of _ the Double Ring club, of sor's. Colfax at Clarkson _ are Dan McNellis .and John which they are rriembers. These Mr. and Mrs. William W. Al In Evergreen 8:00 to 8:30 P.M . AL. 0766 CH. 9702 Haberkorn, and the director of members came from all parts of len are the parents of a boy, the team is Father Christian Dar- the city. The breakfast was pre ♦ Evergreen.— (Christ the King ley, C.SS.R. Their record for the pared by Mrs. Mary Kammer William Weldon Allen, Jr., born March 21 in Mercy hospital. Parish)— The schedule for Holy 'The Bell of San Gabriel' season is six wins and no losses. and Mrs. Betty Ertle. Fr. Thro Conducting Week is as follows: Solemn Mass Election of officers held the Palm Sunday: Blessing and A Irue elory of a young Spanieh urchin who finally spotlight, with the following re Retreat for Grade Pupils Holy Thurkdoy distribution of palms, followed achievee hii ambition to become a Franciican Monk. sults: President, John Berger; The Rev. Thomas F. Thro, Communion will he distrib by High Mass at 8 a.m. Low Mass ^ ______secretary, Mrs. Harry Pember S.J., is conducting a retreat for is at 10 o’clock. uted at 6 and 7 a.m. on Holy ton; and treasurer, Don Canny. the sixth, seventh, and eighth Holy Thursday: Confessions Thursday. Solemn Mass will be Father Paul Schwarz, C.SS.R., grade pupils of Blessed Sacra before Mass. High Mass at 8:30 GouniHi^ K liehen offered at 8, with procession is the moderator. ment school. a.m. followed by procession to the through the church by the school The outgoing officers. Dr. The retreat began with the On Colorado Springs Hiwoy 85 — Littleton, Colo, repository. The women will have children to the altar of reposi John J. Werthman, Mrs. Don Al 8:15 Mass March 24. The spirit tion. There will be public adora varado, and Harry Ginsberg, ual exercises, which includes the adoration of the Blessed Sacra Opens for 1953 Season Wednesday, April 1 ment until 8 p.m. Holy Thursday. tion throughout the day by the were given a vote of apprecia recitation of the Rosary, Stations students of both schools and tion. of the Cross, conferences, and The men wilShave adoration from Serving Dinners and Smorgasbord 8 p.m. until 7 a.m. Good Friday members of the various societies. Leo McCormick, 348 W. Irv Benediction daily,'will close Fri Daily 5 to 8 P.M.—Sundays 1 to 7 P.M. Services that evening will begin ington place, a 50-year employe day morning, March 27, the morning. There will be no public services on Holy Thursday eve at 7 :30, when the sermon will of the freight accounting de Feast of the Seven Dolors, when Cloied Mondays'Reservationt Are Not Necetiary>No Liquors ning. be preached by Father Fred partment of the D. & R. G. W., the children will sing at a High Mann, C.SS.R. The altars will be suffered a slight stroke "March Mass at 8 :15. Good Friday: Mass of the Pre decorated by one who wants to 22. He is a patient in St. Jo St. Joan of Arc’s circle will sanctified at 8:30 a.m. along with remain anonymous. seph’s hospital and his condi meet in the home of Mrs. Paul public adoration o f the cross; Linda Ann Market, daughter tion is reported satisfactory. Dwyer for luncheon and bridge public Way of the Cross begin of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Market, ning at 2:30 p.m. on Good Friday was baptized Sunday by Father afternoon. There will be no pub Darley. Schedules for Holy Week lic services Friday evening. E fA O Father Henry McKeever, Holy Saturday: Services begin fA C.SS.R., contluded Forty Hours’ at 8:30 a.m., consisting of bless devotion at St. Joseph’s (Polish) To'Be Mailed to Parish ing of the new fire, blessing of Open Every Day church March 24. the Paschal candle, reading of the Weak Dayt 11 A.M.-2 A.M. Father Mann left March 24 (Cathedral Pariih, Denver) Palm will he bleited before Prophecies, blessing of Easter water, and High Mass. • Sunday! Noon-2 A.M. for Canon City to conduct a A printed schedule of all Holy the 10 o’clock High Mats Sun three-day retreat March 25-27 Week services will be mailed day, March 29. They will be The Lenten devotions on Gus Schtvalh^s for the high school girls of Mt. next week to all parishioners on dittributed in the last three Wednesday and Friday evenings St. Scholastica's academy. the Cathedral mailing list, ac Maitet at 10, 11:30, and are dispensed with. CHAT & CHEW On Sunday, March 29, he will cording to the Very Rev. Mon 12:30. Altar 5ociety Meets give a day of recollection to signor Walter J. Canavan, pas Ten children and three adults members of the Colorado The Altar and Rosary society tor. [were baptized in the Cathedral met March 19 in the home of Restaurant Springs council of the K. of C. He urges everyone to keep since March 1. On March 1 Fa in St. Francis’ hospital. Mrs. George B. Greer. Mrs. 6000 EAST COLFAX AT JASMINE these schedules for pocket ref ther’ Robert Breunig baptized Members of the Altar and Ro Emma Walker was welcomed as erence concerning the times that Jennifer Lynne, daughter of Mr. Complete sary society and other women of a guest. Confessions will be heard and and Mrs. John H. Morrow, 1346 the parish are invifed to assemble Mrs. E. Haver gave a book re LUNCHEON Holy Communion distributed. Downing street; William and view on Mary and Joseph. A dis in the church at 9 a.m. Friday, Esther O’Malley were godpar For the convenience of those cussion followed. DINNER March 27, to clean the church ents. in preparation for Easter Sun not receiving the printed sched The next meeting will be a so After Theatre Service day. ules, in Holy Week, Confessions Father Breunig also baptized cial gathering in the home of DExter 4434 Palms will be blessed Sunday will^ be heard Wednesday, April Elaine Marie, nine years old, Mrs. J. Matthews. There will be CHICKEN - STEAKS - SEA FOODS at 9:45 and will be distributed 1, from 4 to 6 p.m. and after daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank a potluck luncheon. after the 10 and 11:30 o’clock Tenebrae services in the eve Gallegos, 934 Lafayette street. Car Service Available Her godparents were Nicholas . Mrs. C. Feehan will care for Masses. ning; on Holy Thursday, April the altar linens in Aftril. On Eifster Sunday, April 5, a 2, after Tenebrae services; on and Domenica Donizio. Father Good Frj^ay, April 3, frqtn 4 to McHugh on March 15 baptized The president, Mrs. M. Gra- C o l o r a d o quartet of male voices will make brian, and Father Joseph Bosch 6 p.m. and after evening serv Janet Lee, daughter of Mr. its debut at the 11:30 Mass. It thanked all who helped to make is composed of Lee McIIvain, ices; and on Holy Saturday, and Mrs. Vernon E. Keegan, 1255 E. 11th avenue, with Otto the bake sale March 14 a Aic- Dillon Bagan, and Ray and April 4, from 3:30 to 6 p.m. and cess. George Kellogg. Miss Dorothy after services. Holy Communion and Edna Mae Keegan as god parents; Robert Arthur, son of Mmes. J. Reid, M. Centoz, F. Holesken is the organist. The will be distributed every half- Anderson, M. Grabrian, and J. A. a a l i i m S - numbers to be sung are “ Cho Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kinney, hour on Holy Thursday begin Greibling did a thorough job of rale,” from “ Finlandia,” by 929 Pearl street, with John StvENlEENTH M CHAMPA ning at 6:30 a.m. and coiftinuing washing and waxing the church Sibelius; “ Alleluia, Alleluia, Let Gwaile, Jr., and Virginia Galle until the High Mass at 9 o’clocl^ in preparation for Holy Week the Holy Anthem Rise,” and gos as godparents; Tenebrae services will be held and Easter Sunday. “ 0 Sacrum Convivium,” by at 7 :45 each evening, from Stephen Paul, son of Mr. and Remondi. This quartet will ren Wednesday to Good Friday, in Mrs. Santos Sanchez, 929 Pearl der a pro.gram at this Maas at clusive. The St. Thomas semjnary street, with Paul Rivera and least once a month, and on the choir will sing. The speaker on Mary Gonzalez as godparents; other Sundays of the month, as and Stephen Douglas, son of Mr. in the past several months, a Wednesday evening will be Mon .SPECIAL OFFER signor Canavan. Father Owen and Mrs. Russell A. Udovick, mixed choir will do the choral 1310 Jasmine street, with Ed- duties, with Dorothy Hoelsken McHugh will preach during the godparents. On March 17 Father at" the organ. Tre Ore on Good Friday. McHugh baptized Linda Mary, To Wed Navy Man daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 2 5ingle Manual teau^jjivt ' L. Kroft, 1180 11th aveijue Dr. F.' A . Smith L. Kroft, 1180 E. 11th avenue, Wurlitzer Organs 3 Converts Received Optometrist Into Church 1 Everett Orgatron Adults received inte the Ford Optical Co. Church w e r e Marjorie Jean Wise, 440 E. 13th avenue,.who These have been traded in was baptized by Father McHugh Eye. Examined * Visual Cara March 19 with Jane Cuthbert- on a later model two Individually Styled Glaiiea son as sponsor; Fern Irene Fos ter, 1657 Adams street, baptized manual Wurlitzer Organ. 1558 Broadway by Father McHugh March 20 with Lee Walk as sponsor; and T A bor 1295 Willa Mae Westbrook, 160 South Zuni'street, baptized by Father ' Priced Breunig March 24 with Frederic Bartholomew and Anna McLus- ter as sponsors. $495 - $695 - $745 Infants baptized ^ March 22 were Silver John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Silver Martine?, with Por- Write for Particulars firio and Jenoveva Torres as godparents; Sandra Jean, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Rod SAVE ALMOST 5 0 % ‘ riguez, 1818 Pennsylvania street, with Ernest and Vera Vigil as godparents; and Dennis Michael, Mrs. Monica E. Smith son of Mr. and Mrs. Geral Smith, Knight-Campbell's announces the engagement 1144 Ogdpn street, with Earle of her daughter, Marian Aileen, Duncan and Carolyn Olson as 1617 California — Denver Ur Joseph Patrick‘ Shovlin, son godparents. Weleom* to Deovtr'g FloMt o f M r., and Mrs. Francis Earl Mrs. Mary Timlin, president Shovlin. of the League o i the Sacred COLBURN HOTEL The future bride attended .St, is ill in St. loseph's hoa^- Catherine’s school and North pital. Miss Helen O'Colinor, ' LUXURIOUS ROOMS high. treasurer o f the lea^ e, an Capitol Office Cocktail Lounge Her fiance attended St. Dom nounces that promoter Mrs. Gil Coffee Shop inic’s school and North high and bert Fuche has just signed eight Supply Co. 10th Avenue at Grant is now with the navy at Bremer new members to thU spiritual or ton, Wash. 1550 Broadway AL 4556 ' MAin 6261 ganization. This brings the total ' 0. B. CERISE, Uiaattr The engaged pair plan a of Mrs. Fuchs’ band to 80 mem- Office Supplies Furniture spring wedding. hers, a record of individual zeal. Thursday, March 26, 1953 Offico, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE FIFTEEN Parliamentary Procedure St. Louis' Parish Choir, Englewood St. Bernadette's Parish To Be Taught at Lectures Schedules Dance April 6 (St. Franci» de S»le»’ Parlih, discussions into more wholesome (St. Bernadette’* Parith, On March 27 Mr^^^al R qach-^ vDenyer) channels. Denver) and Mrs. John Peila will do cleaning. The first of a series o f six Mrs. Senter 'discusses such The , annual Easter Monday lectures on parliamantary pro topics as the duties o f secretaries, dance will be held in the Aviation Next Tuesday, March 31, the cedures for parish societies will the duties of treasurers, and club April 6. A Maytag washing general Easter cleaning will be he Riven by Mrs. Gano Senter, tabling of motions. She is well machine, donated by Mr. and done. Three members from each nationally known authority on known for her ability to make Mrs. Gil Weakland,. will be do circlA have volunteered to help. the .subject, from 7:30 to O^p.m., these topics interesting and nated as a special gift that eve Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Bella- Thursday, .'^pril 9, in the high useful. ning. gamba will clean the vigil lights. school‘ library. The PTA will meet Wednes Tickets are on sale in the The members of St. Gerard’s day, April 1, at 8:15 p.m. in church vestibule or at the parish Arrangements for the course circle will meet Thursday, March the auditorium of the high rectory. Tickets may also be were made by Mrs. Rita Carlin, 26, at 8 p.m. in the home of school. A one-act play will be bought at the door that evening. former pupil o f Mrs. Senter, Mrs. Mary Ellen McKibbens. presented by the students of The proceeds are to be for the after the General Parish council Mrs. Elaine Pepper will be co the dramatic class under the new parish school. agreed to sponsor the series as hostess. direction of Miss Marion The sacristy is being cleaned part of its program to make the Mr.s, A. L. McCutchen will en Stortx. The executive board this month by the members of parish organizations more ef tertain the members of St. Berna meeting will be held in the St. Bernadette’s circle. Mrs. ficient—^ ^ dette’s circle in her home Mon library at 7:30 p.m. MEMBERS OF THE choir of St. Loui.s’ parish, Engle A1 Lowder, Don Cassidy, Ray Kellogg, Jo Noakes Lasham/Jim Mul- Clem Hackethal, Mrs. Ed Feely, day,, March 30, at J l:3 0 a.m. All parish officers are ,ex The Altar and Rosary society Mrs. Gil Weakland, and Mrs. wood, shown above are, left to right, back row. Bob Nau, kerin, Bernie Karpinski, and Lee Chase. Mrs. Ed Porter is co-hostess. pected to attend and any other invites the women of the parish Members of the choir not pictured are Joe Lucero, Bernard Merle Winters did the job the ; The flower collection for the persons who can are urged to be to assemble in the church Friday, Pat Potter, John Hizer, and Jim Rapp; center row, Carl Belle, John Polack, George Ferris, Harry McCabe, and Frank F, Barry. Helen past two weeks. present. Mrs. Senter points out March 27, at 9 a.m. for the clean Kuplack, A1 Urban, A1 Kudalis, and Gene Krupa; and front row, H. Poole is organist.— (Photo by Smyth) Easter altar will be taker, lit the that it is nearly as important for ing of the church in preparation First-Aid Course vestibule this Sunday, March 29, members of an organization to for Easter. Volunteers should Nearly 16,000 first-aid certifi by Mmes. Harris and Bella- know how to make proper mo come prepared to work, and cates were issued last year by gamba, 6:30; Mmes. Bisant and tions as it is for officers tQ know luncheon will be served to the Englewood School Plans School-Business Teamwork the Denver Red Cross. The goal how to direct meetings. workers at noon, followed by a Musser, 7:30; Mmes. Snyder and is a trained first-aider in every brief business meeting o f the so Woodman, 9:30; Mmes. Short In discussing the desirability (St. Louis' Parish, Englewood) The Mass on Holy Thbrsday children for his feast day. Each •d th« intantion of Tocationt family. New first-aid and civil o f offering such a course to pa ciety in the assembly room of St. Louis’ school is co-operat will be at 8 a.m. This Mass will class made a presentation in var in tha pariah in its tponiorahip defense classes are starting soon and Johnson, 10:30; and Mmes. rishioners, the Rt. Rev. Monsi the rectory. ing with the Englewood public be followed by a procession to ious original ideas. The program of tha round-the-clock recita throughout Denver. Information Lampey and Witaschek, 12. gnor Gregory Smith pointed out League of the Sacred Heart the altar of repose. Members of was carried to the classrooms tion of tha Roaary Monday schools and the local Chamber of may be secured by calling the The palms will be blessed be that parish organizations could workers are as follows: March the Altar society are asked to over the loud-speaker system.. evening. The other intentions Commerce in plans for a Busi Red Cross, AL. 0311. fore the 10;30 Mass this Sunday. dispose of the routine business in 23, Mmes. Vance Johnson, A1 ness, Industry, and Education make an hour of adoration before In the boy scout circus this are for world peace and those much less time and in a more Fender, and Anthony Dunst; day to be held some time in May, the Blessed Sacrament in t he week parish troop 136 will in service. All the parishioh- businesslike manner if more March 30, Mmes. George Mul- The purpose is to further the daytime. erect a 20-foot timber tower as ers ara invited to take part in jicople were .familiar with the queen and M. P. Masterson; acquaintance of school and com The women of the parish are part of its participation. this devotion. proper techniqties of conducting April 6, Mmes. Peter and James mercial people with the prob invited to assist the members of The Marian sorority this week The Sunday after Easter has meetings. Anderies; April 13, Mmes. lems of each other. It is the first the Altar society in cleaning the is mailing copies of the St.' Louis been set aside fo r the cl\ildren He said also that many or Steven Ryan and Charles McKay; time an effort of this type has church and the sanctuary for calendar and parish newsletter. in the First Communion class. ganizations outside the Church .April 20, Mmes. Margaret Dwyer been undertaken in the state. Easter, on Wednesday, April 1, This issue will contain a descrip The class will be divided into two have been .subverted by Com and Maurice Brockish. Father Charles Kruger, S.J., after the 8 o’clock Mass. tion of the Easter vigil service. sections. The first group will re munist experts in parliamentary Total current revenuec were of Regis college will deliver the Palms will be blessed before Regulations with regard to par ceive in the & o’clock Mass and law simply because Catholics in down ilightly in 1952 from the last in his series of lectures on the 10 o’clock Mass March 29, ticipation and Communion fast the second in the 9 o’clock Mass. general have not taken the previout year’s according to St. Francis de Sales’ hitroduction Palm- Sunday. are also indicated. The Lenten Infanta baptized March 22 fast ceases Saturday noon, even trouble to study the subject the annual financial report to a Devout Life on Wednes On March 18, the school chil were Joel Dennis, son of Mr. and if the new vigil service is used. enough to have confidence in mailed thii week to all parish day evening, April 1. His topic dren presented Monsignor Jo Mrs. Ralph Borden, with Ben their own ability to guide group ioners. The figure for 1952 wiil be “ The Rewards of a De seph P. O’Heron with a spiritual The Legion of Mary praeii- jamin and Rosemary Marquez as was $120,414.84 com p ared vout Life.’’ bouquet from the sisters and the dium in the parith has includ- sponsors; Kathleen Karen Fashion adds a gay note to with $122,071.51 for 1951. HERE'$ WHERE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry the Easter Parade in Spring Some component items, how McCrayel, ceremonies supplied ever, showed substantial in with Harry and Katherine Mc- bright TOPPERS, in an eye you can jet creases. The War Relief collec Alice Ashcroft Gets Garb|38 Holy Family Grayel as sponsors: Maureen catching array of Colors! tion was twice the previous Sharon, daughter of Mr. and WEATHER-BIRD year’s and society donations Mrs. Harry McCrayel, with John were up $1,500, owing to the P. Flood and Loretta Fischer as organizers and patrons of the As Sister of St. Joseph SHOES Freshmen Enter sponsors: and Howard Allen, son DRESSES bazaar. of Mr,, and Mrs. Eugene Clark, Littleton.— (St. Mary’s Par parish to enter the sisterhood and with Harry and Bonnie Fritz as TINKER BELL In Red Cross Nurse Aides ish)— On the Feast of St. Joseph, who also chose the Sisters of St. sponsors. SUITS — BLOUSES March 19, Miss Alice Ann Ash Joseph of Carondelet. She is the School Sodality Last year 50 women in Den WALT DISNEY'S ver gave more than 10,000 hours croft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Skirls . . . Hats . . . Scarfs Joseph F. Ashcroft, who reside Trujillo, Sr. (Holy Family High School, serving as volunteer Red Cross Denver) Nice selection of cinch belts PETER PAN nurses’ aides in local hospitals. on S. Bemis avenue, received her Thoma.s Francis, son of Mr. A group of 38 first year boys More women are needed. A day garb a.s a Sister of St. Joseph of and Mrs. William T. McGlone, were received into Our Lady’s Lovely Lingerie by Mojud time class starts Monday, March Carondelet in the mother-house was baptized in St. Mary’s church sodality in a formal reception 30. Information may be had by in St. Louis, Mo. by the Rev. Frederick D. Mc- Berkshire Stockings ceremony on the Feast of the An calling the Red Cross, AL. 0311. Miss Ashcroft, who is the Callin March 22, with Wilfred second young woman from St. Leiker and Mary Patricia Mc nunciation, March 25. Mary's parish to enter the sister Glone as sponsors. The Rev. Forrest Allen, direc LAU ROSE FASHION SHOP WHY hood, was given the religious Legion Members Attend tor of the Hol^ Family schools’ name o f Sister Joseph Patrice. sodalities, conducted the cere Laura and Rose Herin Acies at Seminary mony. At the same time officers DENVER'S fAVO/f/Tf lA U N o iiy ' In attendance at the ceremonies (Formerly of St. Stephen’s parish, Glenwood Springs) were her parents and her sister, The annual acies of the Legion of the freshman group were in Miss Mary Ashcroft, who made | Mary at St. Thomas’ seminary stalled. They are: Prefect, Terry 7 West Hampden Englewood The reason Idttl the trip to St. Louis by auto March 22 was attended by one Paezosa; vice prefect, John Va- .serves more families in auxiliary and eight active mem rone; secretary, Dan Moriarity; (Just a step off Broadway) Denver than any (Mier mobile. .Also present was Sister Rose bers of Our Lady o f the Miracu and treasurer, Don Ponzio. laundry is because Idetl lous Medal praesidium in St. customers get just the Frederick, the former Miss Con Members of the senior class nie Trujillo, who was the first Mary'.s parish. They were Mr. are taking part in College day at :jfrjtrj0rj0T j0^ ^ Wt hav* '#m kind of laundry service and Mrs. Robert F. Zarate; they want. young woman from St. Mary’.s Regis and L o r e 11 o Heights •..the fomous, Mmes. Anna M. Brooks, Frank L. March 26. notional^ ■Why don’t you, too, enjoy Idttl Lanndry Gertig, Josephine C. Ohrel, Mar The Holy Family representa odvertiitd S STOCK REDUCTION Smice? Prompt Service Brothers From Pueblo garet Stegeman, and L. E. tive in the elimination contest Weather-Bird — Tire latest colors, styles and fabrics APRIL 13-14-15 in new spring toppers The Minshall Organ is specially designed for Homes and Churches ' . . . Available in single or two manual organs, 2250 ' in mahogany or blonde woods. Sizes 9-15 up S995.00 and up K iu A iio u y IMMONS •THE HOLY FAMILY high school E. J. Owens of the local post will be moderator. M u s ic Co. 3420 So, Broadway journalism class tvill participate in a Pictured left to right at a preliminary dis- SU. 1-3492 cuseion receiving ideas from Gene Cervi are panel on “ Freedom of the Press’’ Monday, March Arlene Bolke, Daniel Samide, Mr. Cervi, Donna DENVER 9, COIORADO 30, on KVOD at 8 p.m. This is the Legion Forum of the Air activity Amman, and Lawrence Brown.— (Photo by t4 SOMROADWAY SH 1789 of local post No. 1, Leyden-Chiles-Wickersham. Smyth) -f*-- \ \ ^THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE SIXTEEN Offict, 938 Bannock'Strcef Thtiridoy, March 26, 1953 Denver Woman Recalls Story of Remarkable Family INSURANCE STATEMENTS Ainoiif inturADCD eonpAnies licensed to transact business in Colorado by the i Miss Nellie Burke Tells of Byrne Household State Insurance Department are those printed below, as follows: she talks about him, “ says that our country during these cru By L ettie M orrow Call Bulletin, San Francisco, Calif.; and the correspondence I’m the only one who ever really cial days. The story.of a young* Catholic that took place between h'lm'and understood him as a boy, and “ Send Your angels to watch woman who was inspired to write Postal Life and Mrs. Eisenhower, were recently for that reason we have had a over him and bring him safely a prayer, asking God’s special sent to Miss Burke by Lex lasting friendship ever since his back to America, the land he protection of President Eisen MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY Casualty Insurance Byrne, of Oakland, Calif., father boyhood. Whenever he travels, loves B O dearly and serves s o hower, called up many memories of Margaret Byrne, who wrote he sends me cards; he always faithfully.” Company in the mind of, a Denver woman. the prayer. writes' to tell me o f the good Margaret Byrne. INSURANCE SINCE 1897 The author of the prayer is things that happen to his fam At first Lex did not know that Kaiua, City, Miiiouri Because o f the great Ca.th61ic- the daughter o f a man who was ily.” it was his Margaret who had ity o f the Byrne family and the written the letter and prayer; an altar boy to the late Bishop beauty of the prayer composed He had an older and a younger when he learned that it was he Gas and Electric Bldg. STATE OF COLORADO Maurice Francis Burke o f St. by Margaret, Miss Burke has brother and a sister, but Lex TA. 1395 Insurance Department* wrote Mrs. Eisenhower, saying Joseph, Mo. He learned his cate given the story to the Register, seemed to be the member o f the Synopsis of Stet^ement for 1952 as ren chism in a class taught by the family always in trouble, “ He that he was pleased that it was dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Bishop’s niece, Miss Nellie Burke “ Lex Byrne,” says Miss Burke, wasn’t a bad boy,” says Miss his daughter who had written Postal .^Life and Casualty o f 777 Logan street, Denver. Burke, a most vivacious 86-year- Burke, “ he just had an active them, and adding, “ I am happy STATE OP COLORADO , STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO Insurance Company old woman, whose face lights up to tell you the letter bespeaxs Insersaes Dspsrtmtnt Insurance Department Insurance Department Kansas City, Missouri Photostatic copies of the pray mind.” The kind of active mind, Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren er, which was published in the and whose blue eyes sparkle as the sentiments o f our entire Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren Assete ...... $9,401,410.47 however, that sometimes lent it dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Liabilities ...... 8,814,994.03 self to such pranks as setting a family; two daughters, nuns; The Eagle Fire Company of New York Capital ...... 500,000.00) New York, New York ; ^Agricultural Insurance Company Millers National Insuranee Oimpany two sons (twins), Jesuits; a son Chicago, Illinois Surplus ...... 586.416.44 fire under a packing box some AsseU ...... $8,142,718.86 Watertown, New York of his playmates were sitting up in the service, his w ife; and a Liabilities ______6,170,276.98 Assets ...... $11,205,167.91 (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Assets ...... $29,966,223.89 Liabilities ...... 7,380,258.40 daughter at home. Our eldest Capital ...... 1,000,000.00 DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE on, just “to see how long they’d Liabilities______18,081,321.98 Permanent Fund ...... 1,000,000.00 Reads Prayer for Ike Represents Difference Be Certificate of Authority stay there” and necessitating boy, in World war II, gave his Capital ------. 3,000,000.00 Reserve to Adjust Stock tween Value carried in Surplus ...... 8,874.901.91 To Whom it May Concern: the calling out o f the fire de life for this country.” Assets and Actual Decem Valuations to the Lower This is to certify that the Postal Life Describing his an “ average ber 81, 1952 ValuM (Copy of Certificate of Authority) of Cost or Market ...... 91,784.54 and Casualty Insurance Company or partment! Surplus ...... 2,733,124.97 American family,” Mr. Byme - ...... $75,744.14 DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE ganized under the laws of Missouri pur That Miss Burke was right (Copy of Certificate of Authority) concluded his letter with “ Our Surplus ...... 1,896,692.74 Certificate of Authority suant to its application therefor and in about Lex and gave him the kind (Copy of CerUfleato of Aathority) DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE consideration of its compliance with the Certificate of Authority o f understanding: he needed, as, wish for you and your loved ones DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE To Whom it May Concern: laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed to is; May the Christ Child bless This is to Certify that the Agricultural To Whom it May Concern: transact business as a Life Insurance says she, so did the Bishop, Certifleato of Authority you this Christmastime and all To Whom it May Concern: Insurance Company organized under the This is to Certify that the Millers Na Company until the last day of February whom he served as altar boy, is tional Insurance Company organized through the New Year.” This is to Certify that the The Eagle laws of New York pursuant to its appli next succeeding the date hereof unless evidenced by the kind o f man Fire Company of New York, organised cation therefor and in consideration of under the laws of Illinois pursuant to its this license shall be sooner revoked. Mrs. Eisenhower’s reply, writ application therefor and in consideration Lex has grown up to be and the under the laws of New Yoi^, pursuant its compliance with the laws of Colorado, IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here ten Dec. 23, just 10 days after to ita application therefor and in con is hereby licensed to transact business of its compliance with the laws of Colo kind of a family he and his wife, unto set my hand and caused the official Mr. Byrne’s letter, said, “ I can sideration of its compliance with the laws as a Fire Insurance Company until the rado, is hereby licensed to transact busi seal of my office to be affixed at the City Margaret, have reared. of Colorado, is hereby licensed to transact last day of February next succeeding the ness as a Multiple Line Insurance Com and County of Denver, this first day of not tell you how deeply touched business as a Multiple Line Insxiranee date hereof unless this license shall be pany until the last day of February next March. A. D. 1953. Twin Son» to Be we were by your heartwarming sooner revoked. succeeding the date hereof unless this Company until the last day of February (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, letter and by Margaret’s lovely next succeeding the date hereof unless IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have here license shall be sooner revoked. Ordained Priests IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here Commissioner of Insurance. prayer. . . . I hope and pray that this license shall be sooner revoked. unto set my hand and caus^ the official His twin sons, Alexius and IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here seal of my office to be affixed at the City unto set my hand and caused the official Thomas, will be ordained priests you will continue to honor the unto set my hand and caus^ the official and County of Denver, this first day of seal of my office to be affixed at the City and County of Denver, this first day of of the Jesuit order June 12; two General with your inspiring con seal of my office to be affixed at the City March, A. D, 1958. and County of Denver, this first day of March, A. D. 1953. fidence and loyal friendship in (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, Indiana Lumbermen’s of his daughters are religlous-;- March, A. D. 1953. the difficult days that are to Commissioner of Insurance. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, Erances is now Sister Antonia (SEAL) • LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, Commissioner of Insurance. Mutual Insurance Marie and Marian is now Sister come.” Commissioner of Insurance. Because he has always shared STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO Margheretta Marie; Hugh is Insurance Department Company the big moments in his life with STATE OF COLORADO Insurance Department married and in the service; Jos Insurance Department Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren Indianapolis, Indiana eph, the eldest son, was killed Miss Burke, Mr. Byrne wanted Synopsis of Statement for 1962 as ren dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Commissioner of Insurance in World war II; and Margaret, to share this one, and had the Southern Fire Insurance Company Buffalo Insurance Company Detroit Fire and Marine Insurance Durham, North Carolina who lives at home, had the spir photostatic copies of the letters Company Buffalo, New York and the prayer made for her to STATE OF COLORADO itual insight to compose a prayer Detroit, Michigan Assets ...... $5,588,925.17 Assete ...... $11,395,465.39 Insurance Department for the President’s safety and enjoy, for she is an invalid now, Assete ...... 410,600,267.95 Liabilities ___ 3,270,609.93 Liabilities ...... 7,065,998.23 Synopsis of Statement for 1962 as ren confined to her wheel chair. Liabilities ______4,796.525.61 CapiUl ...... 750,000.00 Capital ...... «... 1,000,000.00 dered to the Commissioner of Insurance ask the public to share it. CapiUl ...... 1,000,000.00 Contingency Reserve ....«««« 40,082.01 Voluntary Reserve ...... 700,000.00 Indiana Lumbermens Mutual Her letter to the Call Bulletin Whenever any member of the Contingency Reserve ...... 85,276.00 Surplus ...... 1,528,283.23 Surplus ...... 2,629,467.16 Insurance Company Bjrne family is in Denver— Surplus ...... 4,668.457.84 Indianapolis, Indiana and the prayer, which that se (Copy of Certillcate ef Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) cular paper published are pub argaret and Hugh have been DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Assete ...... $16,961,711.21 here in past couple o f yfears DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Certificate of Authority Certificate of Authority Liabilities _____ 11,940,872.98 lished here: Certificate ef Authority Guaranty Fund .... 350,000.00 — they ^ i t with Miss Burke at To Whom it May Concern: To Whom it May Concern: To Whom it May Concern : EDITOR: The safety of Gen This la to Certify that the Buffalo In Surplus ...... 4.670.838.23 777 Logan, where she has re- This it to Certify that the Detroit Fire This is to Certify that the Southern (Copy of Certificate of Authority) eral Eisenhower is of the utmost and Marine Insurance Company organ Fire Insurance Company organized under surance Company organized under the rided with her sister, Mrs. Dennis laws of New York pursuant to its ap DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE concern to every loyal American. ized under the laws of Michigan pursuant the laws of North Carolina pursuant to Certificate of Authority Sheedy, since 1923, when her its applicatioh therefor and in considera plication therefor and in consideration of Here is a prayer which, even to to ita application therefor and in con To Whom it May Concern: duties as housekeeper in St sideration of its compliance with the laws tion of its compliance with the laws of itd compliance with the laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed to transact business This is to Certify that the Indiana children, is understandable; as Joseph to her uncle, the Bishop, of Colorado, Is hereby licensed to trans Colorado, is hereby licensed to transact Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Company they read the prayer, even peo act business as a Multiple Line Insurance business as a Multiple Line Insurance as a Fire Insurance Company until the ceased upon his death. last day of February next succeeding the organized under the laws of Indiana Company until the last day of February Company until the last day of February pursuant to its application therefor and MISS NELLIE BURKE, 777 Pearl street, Denver, ple who are not o f a religpous next succeeding the date hereof unless date hereof unless this license shall be nature will call upon Almighty next succeeding the date hereof unless in consideration of its compliance with this license shall be sooner revoked. this license shall be sooner revoked. sooner revoked. the laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed reads the correspondence connected with a prayer for God to protect this great and ' IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here to transact business as a Multiple Line President Eisenhower that was written by Margaret Byrne. Miss honorable man; unto set my hand and caus^ the official unto set my hand and caused the official unto set my hand and caused the official Insurance Company until the last day of Seaboard Surety Co. seal of my office to be affixed at the City seal of my office to be affixed at the City seal of my office to be affixed at the City February next succeeding the date hereof Burke tells the story of the Byrne family, with which she has been “ Dear God, protect and guide and County of Denver, this first day of and County of Denver, this first day of and County of Denver, this first day of unless this license shall be sooner closely connected, and which has a remarkable record for Catho this man who in Your Divine March. A. D. 1958. March, A. D. 1968. March. A. D. 1953. revoked. licity.— (Photo by Van’s*studio) _____ Providence is destined to head (SBAL)- LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here New York, New York Commissioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. unto set my hand and caused the official seal of my office to be affixed at the City and County of Denver, thia first day of March, A. D. 1953. Winner of Legion Oratory Contest Federated Mutual Central States (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, STATE OF COLORADO Republic National Life Commissioner of Inaurancth Insurance Department Implement Health and Accident Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren Insurance Company dered to the Commissioner of Insurance and Hardware Seaboard Surety Company Association New York, New York Dallas, Texas Day Mutual Benefit Insurance Company OMAHA, NEBRASKA Assets ...... - ...... «...... $18,031,884.10 Liabilities ...... 8,820,041.07 Owatonna, Minnesota Association CapiUl ...... 1,000,000.00 VolunUry Reserve 3,711.298.03 STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO Surplus ...... 5,000,000,00 Insurance Department STATE OP COLORADO Insurance Department DENVER, COLO. Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren Iniuranca Department Synopsis of Statement for 1962 aa ren (Copy of Certificate ef Authority) dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Synopsis of Statement for 1952 aa ren dered to the Commissioner of Insurance DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Republic National Life Insurance dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Central States Health and Accident Certificate of Authority Ompany Federated Mutual Implement and Association STATE OF COLORADO To Whom it May Concern: Dallas, Texas Hardware Insurance Company Omaha, Nebraska This is to Certify that the Seaboard Assete ...... $60,119,578.94 Owatonna, Minnesota Insnrance Department Assete ...... $25,811,411.03 Assete ...... $1,363,568.61 Surety Company organized under the Liabilities ...... 58,498,491.98 Liabilities ...... 1,172,711.70 Synopsis of Statement for 1962 aa ren laws of New York pursuant to its appli Group Contingency Reserve 467,270.00 Liabilities ...... 19,019,127.45 dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Guaranty Fund ...... 600,000.00 Capital ...... Mutual cation therefor and in consideration of Capital ...... 467,270.00 Security Valuation Reserve 731.87 iU compliance with the laws of Colorado, Contingency Reserve «««...«. 300,000.00 Day Matual Benefit AssociatieB Group Contingency Reserve 95,961.00 Surplus ...... 190,125.04 is hereby licensed to transact business as Surplus ...... 923,969.62 Surplus ...... 6,492,283.58 Denver, Colorado (Copy of Certificate of Anthority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) a Casualty Insurance Company until the (Copy of CenUficate of Authority) DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Assete ...... $14,818.85 last day of February next succeeding the DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Certificate of Authority To Whom it May Concern: Liabilities ...... 2,798.35 date hereof unless this license shall be Certificate of Authority To Whom it May Concern: This is to Certify that the Federated Unossigned Funds ...... 12,020.59 sooner revoked. To Whom it May Concern: Thia is to Certify that the Central Mutual Implement and Hardware In (Copy of Certificate of Authority) IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here This is to C er^y that the Republic Na States Health and Accident Association unto set my hand and causH the official tional Life Insurance Company organized surance (Company organized under the organized under the laws of Nebraska DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE seal of my office to be affixed at the City under the laws of Texas pursuant to its laws of Minnesota pursuant to its. appli pursuant to ita application therefor and ^ Certificate of Authority Sind County of Denver, this first day of application therefor and in consideration cation therefor and in consideration of its compliance with the laws of Colorado, in' consideration of its compliance with To Whom it May Concern; March, A. D. 1953. of its compliance with the laws of Colo the laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, rado, ia hereby licensed to transact busi is hereby licensed to transact business as This is to Certify that the Day Mutual a Multiple Line Insurance Company until to transact business as a Life Insurance Benefit Association organized under the Commissioner of Insurance. ness as a Life Insurance Company until Company until the last day of February the last day of February next succeeding the last day of February next succeeding laws of Colorado pursuant to its applica the date hereof unleas this license shall be next succeeding the date hereof unless tion therefor and in consideration of its the date hereof unless this license shall this license shall be sooner revoked. be sooner revoked. sooner revoked. compliance with the laws of Colorado, is IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have h e ^ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here hereby licensed to transact business as a unto set my hand and caused the official unto set my hand and caused the official unto set my hand and caus^ the official Mutual Benefit Association. J. J. Celia seal of my office to be affixed at the City seal of my office to be affixed at the City seal of my office to be affixed at the City IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here and County of Denver, this first day of and County of Denver, thia first day of and County of Denver, thia first day of unto set my hand and caused the official INSURANCE AGENCY March. A. D. 1958. March, A. D. 1953, March, A. D. 1953. seal of my office to be affixed at the City (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. and County of Denver, thia first day of JERRY VAN DYKE (far left) a sent the Denver area in the state-wide Legion Commissioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. March. A. D. 1953. contest to- be held in Greeley on Friday, March 27. 1120 Security Bldf. KE 2633 (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. senior at St. Francis de Sales’ high school, The pair were selected in the preliminary com Commissioner of Insurance. Denver, was the parochial school winner of the petition held in Denver in the past week. Tom American Legion oratorical contest, Denver area. Fitzgerald, commander of district 6, American STATE OF COLORADO WOLFE & STRUBY CO. I Also shown in the picture are Miss Marion V. Legion, presented prizes to the winners at a dinner Insurance Department Central Standard Life Synopsis of SUtmnent for 1962 as ren Protection Through Insurance Great Central Stortz, St. John’s parish, Jerry’s speech teacher; held March 24 by the Leyden Chiles-Wickersham dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Insurance Company Joe Dolan of St. Philomena’s, chairman of the post 1 of the Legion. Republic Insurance Company contest; John Nelson of the Adams City high The winner of the final, national contest will Dallas, Texts University Bldg. AL. 1767 Insurance Company Chicago, Illinois school, the winner of the public school division; receive a $4,000 college scholarship. An additional Assete _____ $27,128,960.90 and Herman Faulhauber of St. Catherine’s parish, $4,000 in scholarships will be divided among the L U bilities______16,726,618.98 Peoria, Illinois Capital ..... 4,100,000.00 STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO John’s speech teacher. contestants finishing in second, third, and fourth Contingency Reserve 2,889,774.91 Insurance Department Insurance Department Jerry Van Dyke and John Nelson will repre places. Surplus ...... 8,467,667.06 STATE OF COLORADO Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren L Insurance Department Synopsis of Statement for 1952 aa ren dered to the Commissioner of Insurance (Copy ef Certifleste of Authority) Synopsis of Statement for 1962 as ren dered to the Commissioner of Insurance STATE OF COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Citizens Insurance Company of Insurance Department dered to the (Commissioner of Insurance Westchester Fire Insurance Company Certificate of Authority ^ Central Standard Lift Insarance New Jersey Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren New York, New York Township of Holland, New Jersey To Whom it May Concern: (Company dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Assets ...... $58,394,098.79 This is to Certify that the Republic Chicago, Illinois Assets ...... $6,435,769.89 Great Central Insurance Company Liabilities ...... 30,268,732.25 Insurance Company organised under the Assets ...... $87,264,746.66 Liabilities .... 1,913,894.90 Peoria, Illinois Teiephone men are laws of Texas pursuant to its spplieation Liabilities ______78,378,746.90 Capital ...... 2,000,000.00 Capital ...... ,— 1,000,000.00 therefor and in consideration of its com Capital ...... 1,000,000.00 Contingency Reserve 648,017.31 Surplus ...... 8,521,874.99 Assete ...... $2,645,068.54 Liabilities ...... 1,887,264.62 pliance with the laws of Colorado, is Contingency Reserve 2,881,000.76 Surplus ...... 25,477.344.28 (Copy of Certificate of Authority) hereby licensed to transact business as a Surplus ...... 5,000,000.00 (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Capital ...... 300,000.00 DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Surplus ...... 457,803.92 Multiple Line Insurance Company until (Copy ef Certificate of Authority) DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Certificate of Authority the last day of February next succeeding, (Copy of Certificate of Authority) DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE Certificate of Anthority To Whom it May Concern: the date hereof unless this license shall Cortifieato of Authority DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE be sooner revoked. ' To Whom it May Concern: This is to Certify that the Citizens Certificate of Authority To Whom it May Concern: This is to Certify that the Westchester Insurance Company of New Jersey or IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here This is to Certify that the Central Fire Insurance Company organized under ganized under the laws of New Jersey To Whom it May Concern: unto set my hand and caused the official Standard Life Insuranee Company or the laws of New York pursuant to its pursuant to its application therefor and This is to Certify that the Great Cen seal of my offict to be affixed at the City ganized under the laws of Illinois pur application therefor and in consideration in consideration of its compliance with tral .insurance Company organized under and County of Denver, this first day of suant to its application therefor and in of ita compliance with the laws of Colo the laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed the laws of Illinois pursuant to its appli March, A. D. 1968. BUSY consideration of Its compliance with the rado, ia hereby licensed to transact busi to transact business as a~~Multiple Line cation therefor and in consideration of (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, laws of (Colorado, is hereby licensed to ness as a Multiple Line Insurance Com Insurance Company until the last day its compliance with the laws of (!k>lorado, Commissioner of Insurance. transact busineaa as a Life Insurance pany until the last day of February next of February next succeeding the date is hereby licensed to transact business a8 i n COLORADO Company until the last day of February succeeding the date hereof unless this hereof unless this license shall be sooner a Casualty Insurance Company until the next sueoeeding the date hereof unleas license shall be sooner revoked. revoked. last day of February next succeeding the VAN SCHAACK & CO. this license shall be sooner revoked. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here date hereof unless this license shall be IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here unto set my hand and caused the official unto set my hand and caused the official sooner revoked. • In every corner of Colorado, teleffiione unto set my hand and caused the official seal of my office to be affixed at the City seal of my office to be affixed at the City IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here seal of my office to be affixed at the City and County of Denver, this first day of men are hard at work meeting requests for and County of Denver, this first day of unto set my hand and caused the official and County of Denver, this/first day of March, A, D. 1958. March, A. D. 1953. seal of my office to be affixed at the City 624 17th St. March, A. D, 1958. more and more telephones. There isn’t a (SEAL) LUKE J. ^ V A N A U G H . (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, and County of Denver, this first day of (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (Commissioner of Insurance. March, A. D. 1953. community that hasn’t felt the effect of Commissioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. ^ Denver 2 (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, telephone expansion. Nearly S43 million have Commissioner of Insurance. been invested in the past three years— AC. 1661 and almost S25 million will be put into new Central Catholic COBB & STEBBINS telephone equipment during 1953. Iowa National C. W . Sckoelssl, Jr. Insurance Co. Managing General Agents • The results.’ More and better telephone 432 So. 39th Stroot Mutual Insurance Co. Manager, Int. Dept. service. There's now one telephone for evej;y 1250 Stout St. Denver, Colo. TAbor 0161 Omaha, Nebraika Cedar Rapids, Iowa three people in thd state compared to one STATE OF COLORADO STATE OP COLORADO for every four people in 1945. Insurance Department STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO Inrarsnee Depmrtment Inraraac. Department Synopsis of SUtement for 1962 as ren STATE OF COLORADO Inturaiie# Department Sniopsii of Statement for 1662 u ren- Insurance Department d«red to the (k>mmissioner of Insurance dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Synopeis of Statement for 1962 as ren Synopaii of Statement for 1(62 aa ren. Generel Accident Fire end Life Synopsis of Statement for 1952 aa ren dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Commiaaioner of Inaurance Central Saretr and Insurance Corporation Asanrance Corporation, Limited dered to the (Commissioner of Insurance Weetcheetsr’Fire Insuranee Company Central Catholic Inaaranee Company Kansas Cit,. Missoari Perth, Scotland Iowa National Mutual Insnrlnca RepoH on in coiorado sim 1949-■■ New York, New York Omaha, Ntbraaka Assets ...... 899,220,909.96 Company Assets ...... 819,840,182.79 Assete ...... ___$68,894,098.79 Aaieta ...... 442.70 Llabilitiee ______14,049,890.69 Liabilities ...... 66,026,222.98 Cedar Rapids,. Iowa Assets ...... 816.009.707.46 • 262,000 more miles of wire— ' • Nine new central offices created. Liabilities ___ 80,268,782.25 Liabllitiea ______282,886.86 C a p iU l____ ...... 3,000,000.00 Deposit CapiUl ...... - ___- 1,060,000.00 > Capital ..... 2,000,000.00 Surplus .... 8,790,742.10 General Contingency Liabilities ...... 12,976,094.77 165,000 miles of it below ground-placed Reecrve €48,017.81Qontingeney Capital ______■■■ Matual Reserve ...... 17,145,686.98 Capital ...... Mutual • 2,400,000 calls handled daily— Surplus ...... J..... 26,477,844.28 Snrplua ____ 400,666.86 (Cop7 of Certillcate of Authorlt,) Surpluo ...... 16,000,000,00 Voluntary Reserve for Contingencies ...... 300,000.00 in service. (Copy of Certifleato of Authority) (Copy ef Certifleato of Anthority) DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE (Copy of Certificate of Anthority) an increase of over 400,000 in just Certificate of Authority DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Surplus ...... 2,782,712.69 DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE (Copy of Certifleato of Authority) • 22,500 miles of additional Iona distance three years. Certifleato of Anthority CertificeU of Authority Cortifieato of Authority To Whom it May Concern; To Whom it May Concern: DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE circuits. ^ To Whom it May Concern: To Whom it May Cioneem! This is to Certify that the Central This is to certify that the General Ac Certificate of Authority • 81,000 more telephones in service. This is to Certify that the Westcheetcr Thia ii to Certify that the Central Surety and Insurance Corporation or- cident Fire and Life Assurance Corpora To Whom it May Concern: • Fifteen new buildings or building - (anix^ under the laws of Missouri pur tion, Limited organised under the laws This is to Certify that the Iowa Na [ Fire Insurance Company organized under Catholic Ineuranec Complny orsaniecd tional Mutual Insurance Company or the laws of New York pursuant to its nnder the lawi of Nebraaka pnrauant to suant to iU application therefor ahd in of the United Kingdom of Great BriUin additions erected. ganized unoer the laws of Iowa pursuant application therefor and in consideration ita application therefor and in e^sidera- consideration of its compliance with the and Northern Ireland purauant to iU to its application therefor and in con Only a flnentlaHy-htalthy t«l«phon« of its compliance with the laws of Colo tion of'ita compliance with the lawa of laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed to application therefor and in consideration sideration of ita compliance with the laws • 133 exchanges received new central rado, is hereby licensed to transact busi Colorado, ia hereby licenaed to tranaact transact business as a Multiple Line of iU compliance with the laws of (^lo- of Colorado, is hereby licensed to trans ness as a Multiple Line Insurance Com Insurance Company until the last day of rado, is hereby licensed to transact busi office equipment, such as switchboards company can continue to grow and to boaineaa aa a Caanalty Inaurance Com act business as a Casualty Insurance pany until the last day of February next pany until the laat day of February next February next succeeding the date here ness as a Multiple Line Insurance Com Company until the Inst day of February ond dial switches. w ve Colorado at It needt to be served,’' succeeding the date hereof unlesa this auccoedins the date hereof unices thia of nnlest this license shall be sooner pany until the laat day of February next license shall be sooner revoked. licenae ahall be aoonar revoked. revoked, succeeding the date hereof unleas thia next succeeding the date hereof unlesa license shall be sooner revoked. this license shall be sooner revoked. II IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have here- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here unto set my hand and caused the official unto act m j hand and eauseid the oHicial unto set my hand and caus^ the official unto set my hand and caua^ the official unto set my hand and caused the official THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY seal o f my office to be affixed at the City atal of myfcfflee to be affixed at the City seal of my office to be affixed at the City seal of my office to be affixed at the City seal of my office to be affixed at the City and County of Denver, this first day of and County of Denver, thia flrat day of and County of Denver, thia firit day of and County of Denver, this flrat day of and County of Denver, thia first day of March, A. D. 1968. March, A. D, 1968. s March, A. D. 1658. March, A. D. 1968, March, A. D. 1963. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH) (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, Commkiiontr of laiuraaoos Conmiaaioner of Inaunnea. Commissioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. (Commissioner of Iniuranca Thunday, March 24 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyetene 4205 PAGE SEVENTEEN To Conduct Old Church in Iliff WIIITtRTtME is St.^yia TIME Bishop Addresses F t Morgan Knights Greeley Society Recollection Day for WISCONSIN ENGINES Fort Morgan. — (St. Helena's nual Knights of Columbus Com Zechman presided and presented Being Demolished Parish)— “ I would rather die munion breakfast in the high Bishop Quinn. school following Mass. The annual St. Patrick party' Increased by 85 fighting them than live under Communism,” declared Bishop Bishop Quinn told of his ex of the parish was held March 22 Charles Quinn, C.M., at the an perience living in China under in the VFW hall. A card party a Communistic government. He was held and white elephant New M em bers was expelled from his Diocese of prizes were awarded at each Yukiang, Kiangsi, in South table. Mrs. M. C. Rodney was Greeley.— (St. Peter’s Psrish) China, by the Communists in general chairman. — At the nigbt meeting March September, 1951. The followitig infants were 19., presided over by Mrs. J. Fred MeCokirt, 85 new members As part of the opening pro baptized recently by Father Her We carry a complete line man Leite: Mary Susan McRey oitaed the Altar Rosary society. gram, Mrs. Jane McReynolds, ac of ORIGINAL FACTORY nolds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ' An interesting program was companied by Mrs. M. C. Rod PARTS for ALL WISCONSIN Ketineth McReynolds; Juan Gil planned by Mrs. Arthur LaPorte, ney, sang two solos. Mr. ahd ENGINES. And all o f our bert Herrera, son of Mr. and in the absence of Mrs. Keith Mrs. Oliver Earnshaw and, Ken •servicemen are trained . . . Mrs. Harry Emmanuel Herrera; Vaughn, program chairman. It neth and Richard Meis played assuring you of the best pos Sofia Gloria Mora and Guada was a lecture ’on the Hawaiian Western music. islands, given by Amy Wong, a sible overhauls by the latest lupe De Gloria Mora, twin TOM WALKER PIANOS The Knights of Columbus . unior at > the C olondo State factory approved methous. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John College of Education. Bring in your Wisconsin R«pre.Tnutiv. of Kimboll, Sohmor, I committee in charge of the pro- Mora; Linda Jean Wales, daugh tohlsp, Campbell ind .IMBO French Pianoi gram was Composed of Chris A Mulligan stew was served Engine either for cleaning ter of Mr. and Mrs. "George c. G. Conn Connaonau Wagner, Mike Schaffer, and S t Patrick’s day by the Knights and tune-up or for a complete Wales; Felix Reyes, son of Ci- Electronic Organ , Vemon McFarland. The women at Columbus. A capacity crowd overhaul, if that’s what it prano Reyes; Le Roy Trujillo, Fin# Reconditioned Pianoe of St. Helena’s Altar society were attended. needs. son of Leonardo Trujillo; The 1145 S. BROADWAY SPruce 73641 in charge of the breakfast^ John At the PTA meeting March resa Ann Harnish, daughter of 16, an interesting lecture was )T« Service All Makes of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harnish; given hy Dr. Marion Jennings, Air Cooled Engines -Si Apolana Benistez, son of Mr. associate professor at C.SJ^.E., The Rev. Robert Hoff and Mrs. Gonzalo Dominguez, on elementary education. Father man, assistant pastor of St. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Domin Robert Hoffman showed slides Peter’s parish, Greeley, will be CENTRAL guez, Jr.; Mac Stephen Mc- and Dr. Jennings explained them. retreat master for the annual day Graw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith The second g i^ e won the at of recollection to be held March L. Me-Graw; Glennard John Pa^ tendance record that night. 31 in Our Lady of Peace church Equipment Co. olorado Opringss, dilla, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex At the Brownie meeting of in Greeley. Factory Distributors I Padilla; Robert Leroy Weimer, troop 5 at St. Peter’s, an elec The first of the series of con son o f Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wei tion of officers was hrid. ferences for the day will be given mer; 1435 xMarket, A C 5649 J. D. CROUCH Nancy LaPorte was elected after the opening Mass at 8:30 Matthew Thomas Lee GoA- president,' Hereldine Manweiler, Denver 2, Colo. C. D..O’3RIEN o'doek. Benediction will be given zales, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julio secretary; Nancy Schwifeld, at the closing service at 3 p.m. M AY REALTY Gonzales; Samuel Silva, sou of treasurer; Michele Wilson, Joan This activity is under the spon Mr. and Mrs. Julian Silva; Linda Arnold, Evelyn Dilsaver, and sorship of the Sodality of Our Louise Barnhoft, daughter -of Tht ftrini liiUd htr« doMrvt to Katie Inglefield, Cindcrellas; and Lady of Peace parish. Dinner will REALTOR Mr. and Mrs. "Harold Barnhoft; remembortd whtn you ort Carol Grams, Joan Lujan, and be served in the parish hall. Fur Kathleen A n n McCormick, tributinf your |iatrono|t to tha Shirley Kettl, chair-keepers. ther i^iformation may be obtained daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo differont Ud! i oI buoineM. INSURANCE. LOANS Mrs. Ed Deuel and V rs. Lloyd by phoning 1814-W, Greeley. McCormick; and Francisco Rod Smith assisted the leader, Mrs. riguez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Manweiler, leader. QUALITY APPAREL Ute Theater Bldg. Phillip Rodriguez. THE OLD CHURCH building at Iliff, built in 1927, IN COLORADO SPRINGS Steve Cyprian, who underwent is being torn down by men of the newly organized Holy Colorado Springs, Colo. SINCE 187] major surgery, is much better Name society. nquiries Are Invited Recommended Firms and is convalescing in his home. Kiowa and Tejon Streeta MAIN 1898 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Westhoff Because most of the men work at their regular jobs during the daytime, lights have been strung up fbr wqrking at night. On Fresno Convention celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary recently. The demolition of the church brings to a dramatic close an era Brighton.— Mrs. Frank Man- for AUTO began by the late Father P. U. Basse, first pastor of the Iliff-Peetx cini, president of the Greeley THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON community. deanery, would like to have Bake Sale Planned Shortly after the dedication of the church building by Bishop J. any deanery members who are Mile Stefa—116 E. PIku Peak—MAIa 144 Henry Tihen on July 31, 1927, a fire from some paint cans ignited planning to attend the Fresno SERVICE Xartk ttara—832 Tiiae— MAIa 189 Optometrist the entire interior and roof had to be replaced. regional conference to be held Professional Pharmacy 125 North Tejon St By Women in Iliff Then the walls and foundation crumbled and Father Herman in Fresno, Calif., of April 26- PHONE MAIN 5((2 28, 1953, to write to her as 501 No. Tejon MAin 1088 J. Leite, at a later date, erected a hall to serve as a temporary COLORADO SPHINGS, COLO. church until a new structure is built. soon as possible for housing Iliff. — (St. Catherine's Par information, train schedules, ish)— The women of the Altar The parish rectory has been remodeled and painted by Father ahd fares. Join the taster Parade Gel Baur’s (o f Denver) Pete Beroni and Rosary society will meet John Stein, present administrator. This conference will be of Candy and Ice Cream at March 31 to formulate plans for special interest to women in SEAT COVER YOUR CAR Furniture Shop a bake sale to .be held in Sterling the West and Southwest. The Johnson-English UPHOLSTERING, after Easter. All the women are theme, ‘‘Unity Through Faith RE-UPHOLSTERING AND asked to contribute pies, cakes, Recollection Day for Men and Action,” will focus atten REPAIRING and rolls. Blip Coven and Draperlaa tion on the home and family Drug Co. The funeral for Mario Monas- and neighbors in the commu Made to Order tica was held Saturday morning LENTHERIC Toiletries nity.. A Furnitare Made to Order March 14. The sisters from St. In Colo. Springs March 29 T«Jod at Bijou St. Phona MOO ^ 24*22 So. Wahiatch Ave. MAin 53014 Inquiries should be mailed AUrO BODY AHD UPHOlSIiRY COMPAHY Anthony’s, Sterling, sang at the to Mrs. Frank ,Mancini, route Woody WiUon, Member of Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Requiem. Interment was at Colorado Springs. — The an church March 22. The Rev. 1, Brighton. “ / / Your Needi Are Electrical The Heyse Sheet Riverside*cemetery. Sterling. nual day of recollection spon George Lehman, chaplain at 696 So. Broadway PE. 5264 Call Main 939” Metal and Rooiing Ten Baptisms sored by the Knights of Colum Camp Carson, delivered the ser Wiring—Fixture! tnd Repair! bus will be held Sunday, March INCORPORATED At St. Catherine’s mon. The Rev. Michael Kava- tookie^s 10 Last Days HEATING ROOFING 29, in St. Francis’ hospital. nagh is spiritual director of the Berwick Electric Co. SHEET METAL So far there have been 10 Bap Tickets may be obtained from Colorado Springs curia. After Told by Fx-Denverite J. D. BERWICK 521 SO. NEVADA tisms in St. Catherine’s church the knights, and all Catholic men the devotions, refreshments were Sales & Service Colorado Sprinffi, Colorado Phone MAin 552 this. year. Father John Stein re are invited to participate. served in St. Mary’s high school. A true story of the “ Death of Eat. 1858 ports that this is double the The annual acies of the Legion The current events study Soldier” who fought in Korea We Repair All Makes number for the same period last of Mary was held in St. Mary’s group will meet for a dessert only 10 days is the title of a M»Jor Motor Ovarhaul — Body — Paint — Whaal Alignment year. (The number of parish luncheon Thursday at 1 p.m. in special feature written by a and Balance — Electrical — Batteries & Tires ioners, however, has decreased.) the home of Mrs. Richard Ecker- former . Denver man, Lt. David SEE OUR LARGE USED GAR DISPLAY BEFORE YOU BUY Firat Commtlnion for the mann. Mrs. Edward Bolton will R. Hughes, for the April edition children in the Saturday cate- , lead the discussion. of the iiudies' Hortie Journal. iflEtS-IIIE chiam claaa ia acheduled for | Julesburg Men Mrs. Donald Mayo will enter Lieutenant Hughes, company WILLIAMS-NASH INC. Sunday, April 12, at the 8 Q^olo, tain the Thursdhy Study club for commander for Pvt. William , 2030 So. University — SH. 2781 o’ clock Maaa. Tilson,' Jx>, describes the rookie’s (Formerly Univeriity Park Garage) Some identification signs, four] noon luncheon Thursday in her Announce Plans home. The program in conjunc init^i ekperiepce'in battle on a feet by eight feet, have been! mortar^ximbarded hill his com erected on the highway, giving, tion with the current event study of Ireland and will be given pany .ikas defending against the Main 10070-H Main 1722-R the time of Masses. Masses on \ & by Mmes. Harold Savage and Reds. The onslaught, in which Sales \ LAiyiY JERRY Sunday are at 8 and 10 a.m. For Communion TheBEERTha! Roger Gleason, and Miss Ger Private 'Tilson overcomes fear De Soto-Plymouth Madden Plumbing Co. BE YOUR OWN BOSS Julesburg. — (St. Anthony’s trude Hoden. and facei “ calmly and deadly” Service Aiade $400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME the hell of war, lasted 10 days. Milwaukee Famous PLUMBING CONTRACTOR AN ENTIRELY NEW ITEM—THIS IS Parish)— The Knights of Colum Mr. and Mrs. John Hassler PLUMBING REPAIRS THE FIRST TIME OFFERED bus are sponsoring a corporate will entertain at an open house LEGAL NOTICE Ail Late Model Used Cars GAS WATER HEATERS JOE KEKEISEN RefillinR and collecting money from our Communion for all the men of from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. March 29 NOTICE TO CREDITORS rhoni Mala 12604-8 827 W Calarika An. five cent High Grade Nut machines in ESTATE OF LOUIS F. NELL, alto Carry 5,000 Mile Guarantee this area. No selUns:! To qualify for the parish on Sifnday, March 29, in their home in honor of their known sa L. F. Nall, DECEASED. work you must have car, references, in the 9:30 Mass. 50th wedding anniversary. No No. >7451 Factory Trained Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars $640.00 cash, to secure territory and in There wdll be a breakfast Notic* ' is htrsky givea that on the \ ZECHA & ADAMS invitations have been issued. The IStii day of March. 1955, lettars of ad The firms listed here ventory. Devoting 6 hours a week to served in the basement hall by Conoco Service Station business, your end on jiercentage collec Hasslers were married in Pawnee ministration war. itsusd to tha under deserve to be remembered tions could net up to $400 monthly with the K. of C. following this Mass.'r;7v^*vlh" sign ed %s Adminiitrator of tbf above very good poasibilities of taking over The altar hoys will practice! , ,, rv. t- rv, u named eiUie and all« pertona having GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. when you are distributing full time. Income increasing accordingly. Sunday, March 29, after the 8l Hostess to the Christ Child elfiima against said eatate arc required For interview, include phone in applica to Ale them for allowance in the County 2770 No. Speer Blvd. GR. 3313 tion, Write Box K V, Care Ttegister. o’clock Mass for Holy Week serv- Court of the Cit|i and -County of Denver. your patronage in the dif jp0<^ j An(lr6w I^oBtscncrj 432 N» Cccuit Colorado, within aix month! from Raid ferent lines of business. date or said claim! will be forever birred. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The altar boys are wearing street, ANDREW WYSOWATCKY. Nevadt Are. at Cacht la Poudrt 4 ESTATE OF MICHAEL RIEDL, also new cassocks and surplices pur- Adminlitrator. knowh as MICHEAL RIEDL, Deceased. cha.sed by the Altar and Rosary Niece of Priest Fint Publication March 26, 1953 No. 97472 Laat Publication April 21. 1953 Notice is hereby given that on the 20th society. There are 16 ca.ssocks In BUCK SPORTING day of March. 1963, letters of adminis and 16 surplices of different To Be Married LEGAL NOTICE Aley Drug Co. tration were issued to the undersigned as administratrix of the above named sizes. NOTICE TO CREDITORS GOODS CO. PRESCRIPTION estate and all persona having claims All the women of the parish ESTATE OF ELZY SEGAS, alao against said estate are require PAGE EIGHTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Kex.stone 4205 Thurs UPHOLSTERV $ 5 .1 9 them in every moment o f their erine’s bridge circle in her home wolls and ceilings. Dries In 20 min» $ 1 .5 9 Gal. 926 W. 6th Ave.—MA. 4507 nursing career. for the March meeting. vtes—guaronteed washable. QL In his address. Father Paul Mrs. Amelia Desmond left Schwarz, C.SS.R., enlarged upon Upholstery, Repairing Denver March 22 to attend the these dedications o f their lives funeral of her brother in Okla SPRED GLOSS Modernixing ta service for others, commend, homa City. •V ing them upon their choice of Mrs. James Gannon, president N .w rich luster latex enamel for $ 6 .9 5 $ 2.10 All work fuaraotaed. Terms life of unselfishness out of love of the Loyola Altar sodality, in bathrooms, kitchens, and wood Gal. Qt. work. Dries in minutes . . . smooth if desired. Eveninf calls. for God and His suffering mem vites the members to assemble at bers. the church at 9 o’clock April 1 os tile. The matched color compon- No Obligation Placing them in the highest for the general church cleaning 'on to SPRED SATIN. of the lay professions, he chal and decorating for Holy Thurs- lenged them to develop within dav services. themselves the virtues they asked Mts. George Arno and Mrs. LAWN & GARDEN for, angelic purity, deep humil Herbert Kullman, chairmen of ity, unquestioning obedience, and the" second annual spring card boundless charity, so that after party of the Altar sodality, an- FERTILIZERS a life of unflinching service and nounce that tickets may be nur- chased from individual members VIE>ARLENE TOZER is shown after lighting her Christ-like sympathy, they might • Peat Moss merit the favor of being close or may be obtained by phoning lamp from the taper at Our Lady’s altar in the capping Mrs. Arno, DE. 6633, or Mrs. • Sheep-Cow to their Mother and her Divine G A S BURNER CO. exercises for 21 nurse-students at Mercy hospital, Den Son for all eternity Kullman, DE. 6853. • Milorganite ver, March 22. • To merit this reward, he urged The party will be held in the 260 BDWY. RA. 2871 them to develop a spirit o f joy .school hall at 8 o’clock April • Soiltone fulness which radiates the love of 16. Those wijhing to make re tyfiedM e God and which will see beyond turns before the party should • Vigoro St. James' Altar Society the difficulties o f their studies call either of the chairmen. DO YOU LIVE IN A and duties to the satisfaction FIRE TRAP? The Supreme Co. gained by unselfish service to others. TERMITES The deadly threat at fire hanra over 864 So. Broadway Plans Bake Sale Mar. 29 Musical selections ' included ayery home, yet with new lafety Schubert’s “ Ave Maria’’ by Anita (OR FLYING ANTS) PE. 4679 Mott ownert never methods little fires can be starred (St. James’ Paftsh, Denver) Those who are making donations Tschida and the hymns, “ Mother, know they have ter- to death before they become big ones. mitee antll coitly The Altar and Rosarv sneietvl'^® project are asked to bring at Your Feet Is Kneeling’’ and “ Mother of Christ, I Dedicate to damace it already Let Us Flame Proof Your willn '’L hold l . af baked food sale on 1 their articles either Saturday done. afternoon or evening or on Sun Thee My Life,” by the freshman Home With Albi-Fire Sunday morning, March 2^ in The firms listed here day morning as they come to class. the Walsh Memorial hall at Extermination Service on Retardants Mass. Cash donations are ac- The service closed with Bene deserve to be remembered the hours of the Masses. Rata, Mice, Roachea, Clover ceptable. diction of the Blessed Sacrament, T h^e will be homemade pies, Mitea Sl Bed Bugs. when you are distributing Baptized Sunday were James Denver Brick Stain Co. cakes, cookies, doughnuts, pota after which the student body en Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. Free Estimates • FHA Terms your patronage in the dif to salad, and many other things. tertained the newly capped stu Free Harry S. Jennison, with George CH. 1083 1455 Fox ferent lines of business. dents and their relatives and and Patricia Kramer as spon friends at a reception in the Inspection SP 4673 sors; Nancy Kay, daughter of Nurses’ residence. FREE G IFT Colo. Terminix Co. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Guiry, Members c/7 Class Listed Let Me Show You with Joseph P. Guiry, Jr., and LIh i im It E. L. Inn Cl Electrical Contracting & Repairing FINEST COTLERY Margaret Dougherty as spon The students who received caps I Minkirt .1 till are (Ilare Ellen Cavanagh, En WirK'i Uriiit Tmaiti Ortisintlis No purchase necessary sors; and Mary Susan, daughter Floor and Trim of Mr. and Mrs. William T. glewood; Patricia Ann Cooke, 1754 S, Bdwy. Geo. Leachman DAN DAMIIANO Schmitz, with Frank Schmitz Denver; Katheryn Crowell, Poca Varnish will give a rugged full-gIos$ lARL J.STROHMINGER Call TA 4568 and Ann Lester as sponsors. tello, Ida.; Stella Edilla, Denver; Ozella Charlotte Engel, Willmar, finish which is waterproof and lasting. iledric CompRRy ‘Holy W eek Schedule Minn.; Anita Marie Ethelbah, Al Licensed ind Bonded The Holy Week services will buquerque, N. Mex.; Hazel Marie Dries very quickly and may be re Member National Electrical Contractors As8*n. be carried out in detail with eve Gehrig, Sidney, Neb.; Joan Joy ning devotioas on Wednesday, Groneman, Newton, Kans.; Mar coated the same day. 1178 Stont St. A€. 5733 Thursday, and Friday at 7:30 garet Haley, Denver; Joyce followed by Confessions. Elaine Harley, Sterling; Edna Regular $6.80 gal. On Holy Thursday morning, Mae Madrid, La Junta; Communion will be distributed Evelyn Jan Peavy, Steamboat This Week Only at 6:30, 7, and 7:30. High Mass Springs; Carolyn Ray, Winslow, Complete GLASS Service will follow at 8 o’clock, to be A ril.; Betty Marie Sherwood, * Picture Windowi • Mirrors a Window Glass followed by the procession of Sedgwick; Carol Lee Stramel, $4.95 * Auto Safety Glass— Tinted Colors the Blessed Sacrament to the Jennings, Kans.; Carol Dolores Watch Each Week for Our * Bath Room Shower Doors * Table Tops altar of repose. Parishioners Toepfer, Denver j Amy LaVem Paint Special. are asked to join in the all-day “ / / It’s Glass We Have It” Tozer, Mancos; Vie Arlene Tozer, vigil before the Blessed Sacra Mancos; Anita Mary Tschida, ment. Golva, N. Dak.; Lucy Mary Val On Good Friday moming the lejos, Alamosa: and Ore DeEtta DENVER GUSS CO. services will begin at 8 o ’clock. Weir, Akron. 2050 Lawrence St. A C. 2703 At 2:30 p. m. there will be the LUMBER COMPANY Stations of the Cross and venera tion of the cross, and agairP in the evening with a sermon on SU. 1-4435 I 60 Floyd St. WESTERN CERTIFIED CHEMICAL the Passion. SOCIAL SIAIED WINDOW & HOUSE The ceremonies of Holy Sat CLEANING CO. urday will begin at 6:30 with For Structures of PRODUCTS, INC. Mass following about 8 o’clock. BY ST. ROSE'S All kinds J 1 0 0 . 0 0 WE CLEAN Building Maintenance Confessions for Easter will be RECONDITIONABLE heard in the mornings during Windows Walls , Supplies the Masses; after the services on Convenient Terms if Desired Woodwork Wall Paper Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri STOKERS, FURNACES ""burnTr”'”" Brushes - Toilet Tissues ALTAR SOCIEIY For yesirs Elaterite Roofing Floors (Washed & Waxed) Lumber Yard day; and on Saturday from 3 Paper Towels In Trade for a New Caa Furnace Inalallation— Terma FREE ESTIMATES ' till 6 and from 7:30 until all are (St. Roia of Lima’s Parish, has proved its resistance to Complete Janitor Needs heard. burning sun, cracking cold, FULLY INSURED 1810 So. Josephine Danvar) PEarl 7862 1180 Kelemath Street Palms will be blessed before snow and rain on buildings of DEL-PATRICk, Inc. 17 EAST 2ND AVE. Residential & Commercial the 6 o’clock Mass and distribut PE. 2435 The third annual parish dance, all kinds. Work Phones TAbor 0103 ed after all the Masses this Sun sponsored by the Altar and Rt- 1032 18th MAin 1556 T A bor 0104 day, March 29. sary society, will be held Satur More than 50 women will bt day evening, April 11, in the For Free Eitimato ^ w d a m . J ih S L present for the CPTL luncheon Knights of Columbus hall from 9 CALL CHerry 6651 / March 26, together with the to 12 p.m. Custom-made for fireplaces of all sizes aii^ y pastor. Father William V. Pow Wayne Case and his orchestra shapes, guaranteed not to warp or dis'tolhr 9 9 1 ers, Father John McGinn, and will furnish the music. Adinis- with any amount of heat. $4 a sq. ft. of: lire- Father Charles Herbst, C.M. sion is $1.50 a couple, and tick WesLern ElaLeriLe place opening. “Why Pay More? The award of 50 pounds of ets can be obtained by contact Irish potatoes given at the PTA ing Loueila Doronzo, RA. 3390. Roofins( Co. WE CURE SMOKING FIREPLACES (Trademark) meeting March 17 was received The jiggs dinner, sponsored by For $3.50, experts will analyze a smoking by Mrs. Brough. The American the Holy Name society, was a fi Equitable Bldg. Denver fireplace and tell you exactly how it can be Potato company donated the nancial success. Chairmen of corrected. Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores prize. this affair were Joseph Gua- If desired, a free estimate on cost of cure will dagnoli and James J. Coble, as be furnished.lished. No cure, no pay. S COMPANY sisted by Joe Raisch and Joe Pa i Colorado Oivnfd Stores dilla on ticket sales. , I Englewood ' 800 Santa Fe Dr. The following members of the S u U o d i L s 30 South Broadway 15th and California Holy Naihe society helped pre KILL = ,3933 W. Colfax Curtis & 15th St. 17tb A Tremont pare or serve the dinner: Joe DECORATIVE ART SHOPS Guadagnoli, James J. Coble, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiB Ralph Melphy, Ralph Doronzo, Crabgrass wiLh 875 DELAWARE ST. Scotty Lambrecht, Jerome Lit- Day or Evening zau, George Wood, Dale Whit ney, A1 Marranzino, C. E. O’Don nell, Martin Clennon; Jim Payne, Ken Olsen, James Merkley, Louis Mozzatta, Joe Ryan, Dick Hartman, Bernard PAX Bedard, Roman Valdez, Clirence d c o u tfo ^ Drees, R. W. Troxell, Burt Sta- On« application of PAX rida dig, George Hoss, Mike Mc yoer lawn of crabfrasi, kills TO PERSONAL, Donough, Bill Linton, and Mr. the seedi in the ground. Does Hall. not turn lawn brown. PAX Mrs. Katherine Smith, a for RELIABLE. AND COMPLETE also killa night crawlers. If’a mer member of the parish, pre a fine fertlliicr, too! 6 lbs. sented $25 to the Altar and Ro coTcre 108 iq, ft. Get PAX INVESTMENT sary society in appreciation of now—aaj goodbye to erabgrasa the society’s assisting in ■ the and night erawlera. FOR THE FINEST CLEANING SERVICE services held for her brother, AND REPAIRING who died recently. 50 lbs. 100 lbs. ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC Claaning Committaa* Liitad $5.25 $9.25 St. Rose’s circle will prepare R u g s ; the repository for Holy Week. C a l l You con depend upon BOSWORTH-SULUVAN to giv* The following will clean the GRASS SEED church Tuesday of Holy Week: Btrt.Mcf Griu 8t«d hu b.tn you pertonol, reliable, and complete investment service and Mmes. George Decker, Max Mc- d.T.lop.4 (Ttr many yiar. to Cluggage, T. T. Howes, Ralph odvice. . . whether you're merely seeking information or n ..t th. opccUl rtqalTcmenti Melphy, R. E. Eeckhout, Ralph •f WuUm lowni. For ■ thick, wish to buy or sell securities in small or large amounts. Doronzo, and George Scanlon. itroiK, inooth liwn, plant Bart- 2630 E. 3rd EA. 8361 Making preparations for Good oMn acod. Alao Wall to Wall Cleaning in the Home Visit BOSWORTH-SULUVAN soon. Our personnel, our Ralls ar brushss an like a dream-. Specialising in Quality Friday will be Bea Silva, Anna 1 lb. 1< Ibi. •eu|h end com,Itlsly washable beskuse Plumbing and Heating Feeley, Jenny Martin, and Mrs. Kantackj Bla. Gtaaa IjIS 10.Ot library, and our rtseorch deportment ore at your service it's mede with waterproof -laltx . . . • Repairs Hall. Cora Olsen, Loueila Do Colambint Mixed l.St 14.00 ronzo, Madeline Ryan, Bea Silva, S.aaidt Rent _ _ l.(t . . . without any obligation. . ^ ederitss . . . woshes eat of brvsh W 15.50 raUer with {att saop and woterl SLATTERY & and Dofothy Melphy will prepare Astoria Bent .... . 140 14.50 Maintenance of All Type Floors the church for Holy Saturday. BOSWORTH, SULLIVAN 6 COMPANY, Inc. COMPANY Those receiving special awards ( Satisfaction Guaranteed at the jiggs dinner were Bill 26 Years Experience— Day o|r Night Service JOHN J. SUUIVAN. rresfdeol M . L. FOSS, Inc. Plumbing and Heating Dreiling, auto carry-all; A1 Ha- Contractors berkorn, a picnic kit; and Ray KL 4241 Paint and Painting Supplies Rome, a football blanket CHALLENGER FLOOR SERVICE for all raquirements JOHN J. CONNOR. President ROBERT F. CONNOR. Vies President Recently baptized was Joseph jjmTft.qzil Carl E. Rush, M gi;. Sales & Service 1726 MARKET STREET Gene, son of Mr. and Mrs. James 6 6 0 SEVENTEENTH ST -DENVER COLORADO 1921 Arapahoe St., 1521 FiriEENTH STREET EA. 4008 ' 1533 E. 7lh Ava. PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 G. Payne, with Harry and Joan KE. 5151 - Rosenberger as sponsors. B i H i i