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BEAUTY IN BRICK AND STONE THE NEWEST CONTENT in thr archdiocese is that that are temporarily being used as classrooms, to re­ jiisl put in use by Sis. Peter and Paul’s Parish, Wheat lieve crowded conditions in the neighboring school Ridse. The uin;z surmounted by the steeple and cross building. The empty niche in front of the chapel will is a chapel for the Dominican Sisters who teach at Sts be lined with inosaie and filled with a statue, accord­ Peter and Paul's. In the l>asement are two large rooms ing to present plans. Henry J. DeNicola was architect. Precious Blood Parish i M • 4 t

H£SK pnrtrayalf of ihr .Mti- J^rmN on ulainp* o f the an* Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Itoitu of the tforld are only a feteContents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1959 — Permission to Reproduce, Except Tin a remarkaitle roii^lion 6e- On Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Will Build New School Intigiiig to father trUliam J. (raltaghrr o f Hoi; lihotl. Pori«h. />enrpr. Tti< n»o-ri>fumn tiepir- DAUGHTERS OF CHARITY WILL TEACH tiont ahopr are from Ireland B y Fr a n k McCa r t h y charge of a school in the $108,000 to help pay for April Of 1961. (le ft) and Hungary (before the Bids will be received state of Colorado. the cost of this school, in The school, designed by fled congueet), The one column Parishioners of Most a recent parish drive. The the Roland Johnson Ar­ l-icluree below (from fop to bot­ DENVER CATHaiC in the church haU for Precious Blood pledged pledges will extend to chitectural Firm, will be tom ) are from Pariugat, Spain a new 10-room grade attached to the existing (on e o f only wioiiy depictiom of school for the Most ☆ ☆ the Madonna on Spanith church building. The tlam pi), n riepirlion from Vetie- Precious Blood Parish at structure will be built to xueln. and n whimiical Hamp 4 p.m., Dec. 23. Eleven St. Catherine's in Derby blend in with the church o f leidy and Child from tin; REGISTER contractors will submit appearance. There will be Lichtenstein. The “ Penter Cath­ bids. The building is ex­ six classrooms measuring olic ftegisler" hopes to can pected to cost from $225,- Plans Home for Sisters 24 feet by 31 feet each. other pirluf*'* from this rottee- VOL. LIV. No. 18. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17,1959 DENVER. COLORADO 000 to $240,000. sus revealed that the number There will also be a li­ lion io the future. The Rev. John Donohoe, Construction plans and de­ of Catholic families had in­ brary, an audio-visual C.M., pastor o f the par­ signs are again being formu­ lated in St. Catherine’s Par­ creased to 535. In March, 1956, room, a health room, a ish, expects ground to a project was launched to in­ JUST A MINUTE, DR. BRYANT! ish, Derby. This time the un­ business office, princi­ be broken for the actual dertaking will be provision of a crease the seating capacity of pal’s office, kitchen, a By Frtnk Merritt schools, lunches, and other United States Supreme Court. building on Jan. 3. 1960. the church to 400 persons. To­ Just a minute. Dr. Doyle home for the sisters. total of six rest rooms on things such as bus transports- If you suffer merely from a The school, completion The same men who spent day the parish has 1,600 fam­ I A. Bryant! ti.m,” you are quoted as saying each floor, a teachers’ lack of knowledge, we refer you deadline is September of many hours and days on the ilies. they” being Catholics). Your to the case of Everson vs. Board In 1953 a rectory was bought lounge, and room for stor­ We think you should sub­ 1960. The Daughters of sd8<^ building will lend thdr chapter of the POAU will fight and enlarged, and, in March, age on each floor. stantiate the statement at­ of Education, 330 U.S. 1 (1947). services to the project at hand. such support “strictly to main­ Charity will have charge tributed to you in a Denver In this case the Supreme Court The parish has already suc­ 1956, a drive was launched to The completed building, tain constitutional provisions," flatty stated that granting auxil­ of the school. Four are finance purchase of a goven- daily newspaper, viz., that cessfully bid for several surplus which will have a total the news article says. iary services does not breach expected to arrive here ment building to serve as a Catholics "make no secret of government buildings to be square footage of 7,301, Dr. Bryant! Are you trying that “ wall” of separation of June, 1960. It will be the place for catechism classes and the fad" that they want "to used as a nucleus for the con­ will have forced air venti­ support paro­ to hide from your supporters Church and State which you, Dr. first time this nuns’ com­ as a parish ball. The building vent structure. lation in all o f the class­ chial schools the fact that bus rides, school Bryant, are professedly so con­ munity has ever had Ambrose Sauer, one of the was moved from the nearby a n d other lunches, and such auxiliary serv­ cerned about preserving. What young men in the building government arsenal and set on rooms. A sound system a foundation that had been local institu­ ices for all American pupils, in­ it would amount to. then, is that See Additional Local trade, is the general construc­ will also be included in tions from the cluding those in parochial in seeking to deny "lunches and tion superintendent. He served prepared for it. In November, (Turn to Page 2 — Column Advertising, News on 1956, the building received a funds o f the schools, have already been de­ other things such as bus trans-| in the same capacity in the Pages 6, 7, 8, Section II brick veneer. United States clared constitutional by the (T?tm to Pope 2 — Colujnn4) 1 school building program. In January, 1958, work was government.” Dominic Ficco will again DEADLINE! begun on partitioning the gov­ We know of lend his heavy equipment and Correspondents are re­ ernment building and making no official, operators for the preliminary quested to get ail their it into a school. Six classrooms semi - official foundation and footing excava­ next week’s copy for the Paul Council Reports were built to accommodate statement to De tions. from 300 to 350 pupils. D enver Catholic- R egister : such effect— and for something Launched as a mission o f As­ At the time of the 10th an­ in as soon as possible in- i jthat is “no secret” we haven't sumption Parish, Welby, in asmueh as material will [even heard it proposed by or- 1946, St. Catherine's started its niversary of its founding as a Fruitful Efforts of Year mission, which was celebrated he processed beginning ^ dinary Catholic laity. We have first building project, a cinder in 1958, it was estimated that kept our parochial schools go­ By J. R. Walsh ized its own salvage bureau in were assisted in returning to block church, to serve the 60 Friday, Dec. 19. The ab­ 50 per cent of all children in ing, and our Catholic institu­ Concentration on spiritual and the past year. their families in other cities. A Catholic families in the area at solute deadline is 3 p.m. the school district were from tions. such as hospitals and clin­ educational efforts is reflected In addition to promoting the total of 1,557 were aided by the that time. Work started on the .Monday, Dec. 21. ___ j Catholic families. ics, on our own— and we are in the annual report of the Den­ successful Bishops’ Thanksgiv­ salvage bureau and conferences. edifice in December, 1948, and proud o f it. The idea that we ver Particular Council of St. ing Clothing Drive in the par­ the cornerstone was laid in suddenly want to throw them Vincent de Paul Society. A rec­ ishes, the Particular Council Thousands Given Clothing April of the following year. The upon the federal government is ord number of 253 children shows in its report eight irregu­ Through its salvage bureau church was dedicated in August, ludicrous. were placed in Sunday school lar marriages validated, 51 per­ the De Paul men furnished 1,524 1949. The church, seating 240 MORE TEEP SHOWS' Dr. Bryant, either through and arrangements were made sons returning to religious furniture items to families. Ar­ persons, when completed cost calculated or ignorant mixing for 31 youngsters to attend pa­ duties, and 20.167.books, reli­ ticles of clothing were pro­ 517,500. of terms and phrases, you have rochial schools. Twenty-one con­ gious articles, papers, etc. dis­ vided as follows: Men, 872: In 1954 St. Catherine's wa^ FOR MOVIE VIEWERS women, 559; infants, 375: boys, erected as a parish, and a cen^ worked a grave distortion of verts— the highest in four years tributed to hospitals, homes, According to published list­ 2.053; and girls. 1.850. the truth. This is the season, — and 27 Baptisms are recorded. and churches. ings some theaters are planning C atholic U niv. above all. for fairness and good For the year ending Sept. 30. Christian burial was supplied All conferences of the Society COMMENT to exhibit Happy Anniversary, will. Perhaps, therefore, you some 698 families, including for t^o adults and 43 children. of St. Vincent de Paul are sup­ C o l l e c t i o n Li'i Abner, Solomon and Sheba, should set the record straight. 3,400 persons, were given as­ This figure shows the constant ported by secret offerings of the The results of the annual Beloved Infidel, Horrors of the "They want the support of sistance. Family visits totaled a decline of adult burials. In the members .at each weekly meet­ collection taken up in the • •Vr By C. J. ZKha Black Museum, and The Head­ public tax funds for parochial new high, 1.304, and 1,064 visits 1958 fiscal year, 10 adults were ing, by contributions in church Archdiocese of Denver for Christmastime, the holy sea­ less Ghost (the last two named were made to haspitals and simi­ given Christian burial. poor boxes, by the sale of reli­ the Catholic University of son when we commemorate the are not at downtown theaters)— lar institutions by the St. Vin­ Hospital care and treatment gious papers, and by donations America, Washington, D. C„ birth of Christ, carries a deep all of which. have received a Everyone cent de Paul men. were secured for 20 persons, from benefactors. The 28 re are listed in this issue of the significance for all of ua. The rating of B. morally objection­ There were 35 conferences and employment was obtained porting conferences received! “Denver Catholic Register” on feast itself, on Christmas day. able in part for all, by the — J Is Invited in 1959 with 28 reporting. Active for 16. Thirty-seven persons (Turn to Page 3 — Column?) P. 3. is observed by Christians in NaCiQinal Legion of Decency. de Paul men number 198, as their churches and homes. The Legion’s objection to compared with 214 for 1958. It is* a time for families to Happy Anniversary reads: "The Infants There are conferences' in St. get together and enjoy each light and farcical treatment of The babies at the Infant of Joseph's, Golden; St. Augus­ other’s company. For many, be­ premarital behavior and of mar­ Prague Nursery, Denver, are ex­ tine's. Brighton: and in Colo­ tween Christmas and the new riage itself is seriously offensive tending a special invitation to rado Springs. The St. Augustine year, a few hours of relaxation to Christian and traditional the men of the area to attend Conference in Brighton organ- are often spent in front of the standards of morality and de­ cency. tn addition, the advertis­ their annual Christmas, open television set or at the movies. house party to be held Sunday. It is distressing to discover ing of the film is highly sug­ CHILDREN MAIN gestive.” Dec. 20. from 2 until 4 p.m. at that individuals or families in Denver who plan to attend a the institution, 2790 W. 33rd BENEFICIARIES Last week in the Los Angeles Avenue. motion picture during the holi­ (Turn to Page 2-~ColumnS) The public is cordially invited. OF FOOD BASKETS day will ba\'| little to choose But the children seldom see a from in the way of good! moral Small children will be the entertainment at some of the gentleman, with the exception of St. Jude's Burse primary beneficiaries of the first-run local theaters. the doctor or the priests, Mrs. combined Catholic Charities and L. U. Wagner, publicity chair­ St. Vincent de Paul drive for Fast, A bstinence Gains $155 man of the nursery board, said, Christmas food baskets, an of­ M oved to D ec. 23 •and last year the men enjoyed ficial for the appeal declared. In Past Week the party as well as the chil­ Last year they were the top The faithful are reminded dren.” consideration in the vast ma­ that the Holy Father has gra St. Jude’s Burse for the edu­ There are at present 42 tots at jority of families aided. ciously transferred the obliga­ cation of future priests for the the nursery, and the cost of care Donors are urged to contrib­ tion of fast and abstinence in Archdiocese of Denver was ad­ per month is S66 each. Eighty ute in the spirit of the holy preparation for the Feast of vanced 5155 this week by 11 adoptions were handled from .'eason of Christmas, the spirit Christmas from Dec. 24 to donors. Current total for the the institution last year, and of giving. Their own joy will Dec. 23 so that the faithful fund is 53,504.27. 170 infants were in and out in thereby be enhanced. Ten dol­ might observe Christmas Eve in Contributions this week in­ I the same period. lars is the average cost of a those quiet family gatherings cluded the following from Den­ I An agency of the United Fund, food basket that can make a big that have become traditional ver; R.D.. 510; M.AM.., $50; Mr. the nursery derives two-thirds difference to a needy family for in our country. Accordingly, and Mrs. H.H.D., $10; Mr. and of the money needed from that Christmas dinner. Wednesday, Dec. 23, Is to be Mrs. S5; Anonymous, source. The remaining third and Contributions in any amount observed as a day o f fast and SIO: N.E.. 55; M.S.R., $25; the ••little extras needed to keep may be sent to the Catholic complete abstinence. Anonymous. 52; Mrs. LJJ)., $2; the babies happy must be sup­ Charities Office, 1665 Grant The faithful are also re- and Mrs. F.F., 51. N.T.F. of Au­ plied by genefdus friends." Mrs. Street, Denver 3. Colo. Because minded that they must abstain rora sent in $35. Wagner said. of the number of requests that PRESENT FOR ARCHBISHOP ,(rom solid foods and alcoholic Parishes sending in additional There is always a need for can never be entirely filled, ibeverages for three hours and paymenis on their own semi­ dresses, pants, T-shirts, towels.|drive officials hope to outdo A R E C O R D o f th ree days o f prayer, a Chnsimav present by Inilc Kathy Zielinski,'from non-alcoholic liquids for narian burses included Our wash cloths, training pants. last year's total of 200 food w ork, and pla y fro m ev ery elem en tary ^ntl i\.\i ,tr-oUI pupil in the kindergarten at Blessed one hour before the reception Lady of the Woods, Woodland .'hues, and socks, to say nolhingibaskets distributed through the' secondary school student in the archdiocese! Thai r.imcnl Parish, Denver. Standing by is M -|of Holy Communion at the .Mid­ Park, 578: SL Victor’s, Victor- of diapers, declared Mrs. Wag-]eo-operation between Church is what IS contained in the .spiritual bouquet ward Duran, second grader at AnnunciatioH night Mass just as on other Cripple Creek, $46; and Christ (Turn IO Page 3 — Column6) [and civic agencies. being handed to Archbishop Urban J. Vebr asISchool. Denver, I occasions. the King, Denver, $112.50.

I — PAGE TWO Office, 936 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4*4205 Thursdoy, Dec. 17, 1959

The Denver Catholic More 'Peep Shows' for Viewers Register ♦ tf* ^ 1 Hollywood who arc offering the ferine a fine product. But dtir- Published Weekly by the (Continijed From Pope OneJ public "peep shows." We do nothing this Christmas season, the CaLbolic Press Society. Inc., Times, an editorial, '‘The Fool­ 938 Bannock Street. Denver. object to alt producers, because efforts of some of their asso­ hardy Movie Producers," pointed Subscription: S4.U0 Per Year. it is evident that there are ciates do not speak well for Entered as Second Class that official censorship and;handful who areout are atriving to the motion picture industry as Matter at the Post Office, a boycott by a revolting publlciniaintain their integrity by of- a whole. Denver, Colo. are being invited by the “ gather-' ing storm over movie indecen­ cies." Some producers, the T4* — Tr — W'* — W longthi paper said, "apparently are re­ solved not to retire to their own FIREPLACE line of defense, self-censorship. They overtly abandoned that WOOD line last month when they re­ Pinon, Apple, Oak jected a decision of the Produc­ & Hickory Sketch of Proposed School at Most Precious Blood Parish * tion Code Administration in Hollywood." This reference was Supreme Co., inc. to Happy Anntuersarv, which U7 S. SrMdwar PI. chiefly deals with premarital Precious Blood Parish Will Build New School sex relations. About Solomon nnd Shebo, (Continued From Page One) same end in mind. Four the Legion said; "Ihia film Is the original construction classrooms can be made a completely fictional account of the school. All major from the church and two of a great personage of the Ojd 5^ rooms will be given acou­ can be gotten from the Testament. Under the guise of stical treatment. Fluores­ hall. This will make a reli^ous drama it attempts to dear sir, cent lighting will be used. total of 16 classrooms. tell a story of spiritual regener­ Brick and birch wood­ Father Donohoe predicts ation. These thematic values, however, are nullified by the G IV E HER work will be the main ma­ that all these classrooms treatment, which resorts to ex­ SOMETHING TO WEAR terials of construction will be required within a cessive sensuality in costuming, used in the inside of the period of six to seven dancing, and situationa. As an school. Vinyl asbestos tile years owing to the large entertainment spectacle, being • M INK STOLES will be used on the floors number of parents who marketed particularly for the and ceramic tile will be will be seeking to enroll patronage of the Christmas sea­ FUR TRIMMED SWEATERS used in the rest rooms. their children. son, this film seriously offends The grade school at A house, purchased by the Judaeo-Christian concept of modesty and decency." Most Precious Blood Par­ the parish last year at • SILK SUITS ish is part o f an over-all Warren and E. Harrison O b/eclions CASHMERE SWEATERS plan conceived by the pas­ Streets, will be remodeled T o V L i ' l A b n e r ' tor, Father John Dono- as a convent for the Objections raised to Lt'I hoe, C.M. The church it­ Daughters of Charity by Abner were "suggestive costum­ • COCKTAIL SKIRTS self was originally built next June. A new convent ing; in addition the film con­ with a view toward one KiDSKlN JACKETS AND COATS will be erected on the tains elements that are morally day converting it to class­ unacceptable in a mass medium room space. The church church grounds for them of entertainment.” Beloved In­ hall was built with the in about two years. fidel is “presented in a quasi- • KN IT DRESSES biographical manner that tends BEAUTIFUL BLOUSES to elicit undue sympathy for the immoral relationship of the prin­ Hold It, Dr. Bryant! cipal characters.” •CASHMERE COATS (Continued From Page One) confuses the matter. That point Of course, there are some porution" you, Dr. Bryant, you have not proved; and about theater managers who have kept •RESORT DRESSES an eye toward families in their would be denying parochial pu­ the auxiliary services, you are pils ibcir Constitutional rights! booking of movies during the in legal error. holiday. A few of the worth­ rights!. Many Catholics doubtlessly • SILK SCARVES while entertainments to be seen Your lumping in the same do want some righting of what statement about the bus rides include Thousand and One they consider inequity imposed COCKTAIL DRESSES Arabian Nights, Journey to the the misstatement that "they” by heavy taxation for public Center of the Earth, The Last want support of public tax funds education which they do not for parochial schools clearly Angry Man, and The Mouse Thot utilize. You may be assured, Dr. Roared, all rated A-1. morally Bryant, they would want such to unobjectionable for general FORTY HOURS' come about only through Con­ patronage, by the I^egion. The DEVOTIONS stitutional means. But they Miracle is A-2, unobjectionable wouldn’t want you doing the de­ for adults and adolescents. Archdiocese of Denver ciding, since you have shown 7. S. . . . If rail cut itaH not It was hoping for too much to considerable ineptness along plM » htr. lutl rilurn II ill» CKilil- WEEK OF DEC. 20. 1959 those lines. have had Ben-Nur and the Mir­ acle of St. Thcrese, two out­ ffl« <«r « filund. FOURTH SUNDAY OF As for your proleslalions that your group "is not anti' standing films, booked during ADVENT Catholic,’’ we will only say that the Christmas and new year Denver, Holy Family Church we have seen and heard the holiday. Sterling, St. Benedict's POAU in action elsewhere. Will We arc getting pretty upset ‘the icoinen’s shop at cherry cre e k ” Hospital you be any different? about some of the producers in

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December 24, 1959 W a»/ mnS Phf>n^ ir^ Cirrn Onr Prompt iltrntUtrr! 1633 TREM ONT PLACE TAbor 5-3789 Thursdoy, Dee. 17, 1959 Office, 938 Bannock Sfrtef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone Keyitone 4-4205 PAGE THREE Catholic U. Collection Results Listed Dr. Harrington Named PEinrKR PARISHES S I. Jo sep h's . . M anltou-1 Mission of Sacred C a th e d ra l $$10 00 Fori Logan—St Patrick's . 68m Heart—Colorado Sprinu) A ll S a in u $01.$$ Fort Lupton—SI. William's 23.19 Malheson— SI. Agnes' (Muielon To Head Clinic Board All Soub' , m oo Fort Morgan—SI. Helena's 51.42 o f C a lh a n ! ...... Annunciation 10$ 00 F o u n ta in — I C olorado Mead—(Mlaslon of Dr. Robert B. Harrington, a representative of Biased Sacrament 337.00 Spribga—SI. Paul's! . . Fredericlo ... .8.43 Mercy Hospital, was named chairman and first vice Christ tha Klnf 342.00 Frederick—St. Thereae'a . 2125 Meeker—Holy Family ... . 5.00 Cura d'Ars’ 375.00 Georgetown—Our Lady Mlntum—51. Patrick's ...... 20.87 president of the Ave Maria Clinic board of directors Guardian A w li' 49.00 of Lourdet ... 1 0 .0 0 Monument—S t Peter's for the ensuing year at the annual meeting of the Holy Cross (Thornton i 71.45 Glenwood Spines—St. iN ii^n of Kbsrti . . Holy Family 130.00 S te p h e n ’s . . . 51.80 Oak Creek—St. Martin’s ... 12.55 group. He replaces Dr. Frank McGlone, retiring chair­ Holy Ghost Grand Lake—St. Anne's Newcastle—Precious Blood Holy Rosary (Kremmllng) 4.75 (M is s io n o f R ifle ) ...... man, who served for the past two years. Holy T ^ lty I Westminster) 104.00 Grand Valley—St. Brendan’s P e e ls— S a c re d H e a rt ...... Elected second vice president at the meeting held M o tt P re cio u s B lo o d . . . 176.51 GREELEY— PlatMvlUe—S t Nicholas'... 14.10 Mother of God 71.5$ O u r L a d y o f P eace . 28.03 Rangely—St. Ignatlua’ 14.00 Dec. 10 at the St. Joseph Nursing Home was Dr. Robert Mount Carmel 145.00 St. Peter's ...... 240.00 RedcUff-Mt. Carmel (Mission M e tre D am e 72 50 Grover—St. Mary's 4.00 of Minium ) ...... H. Sprigg, D.D.S. Our Lady of Fatima .... 55.00 Haxtun—Christ the King R lfle-S t Mary’s ...... 14.48 The Ave Maria Clinic, a United Fund agency, is O u r L a d y o f G ra ce . 51.25 (Holyoke! 5.35 R oggen— S acred H e a rt ...... Our Lady of Guadalupe ... Holyoke-St. Patrick's 38.71 Steamboat Springs—Holy the outpatient clinic for the three Denver Catholic Our Lady of Lourdes 41.50 Hugo—St Anthony's 14.60 N am e ...... 25.27 O u r L a d y o f V is ita tio n . 14.00 Idaho Springe—St. Paul’s... 15.W aterling—St Anthony of hospitals. P re s e a U tlo n 79.20 U lK ^ t Cithertne's P ad ua’s ...... 90.00 R a d a C oU eae 10 5$ AleaSurg—SI. Anthony's . . gsioo Stonebsm—St. John's . ... 5.15 Other members on the board are Archbishop Sacred Heart 9.25 Kit Caiipn—S t AugueUne'i . 25.35 'Strasburg—iMlsslon of Hugo) Vehr, president; J. J. Sullivan, treasurer; Monsignor S I. A n n e 's , A rv s d a . 190.11 Ksgmainng—St. Peter’s .. - 10.25 Stratton—St. Charlaa' ...... 63J0 St. Anthony's 209.00 KeeBbburg—Holy Family ... Superior—St. Benedicl't Elmer J. Kolka, executive secret^; and Father Wil­ St. Bernadette's . 188.50 Lafayette—Immaculate (South Bouldor) ...... S t Cajetan's Conception .. 30.00 Victor—S t Victor’s ...... 11.28 liam J. Monahan, assistant executive secretary. St. CathertBC’s . 300.00 LUt-SaCred Heart ... . 5.70 W a ld e n — S t Ig n a tlu a ’ ...... St. Dominic's 345.87 LEADV;ILL£- Welby—Assumption ...... 78.35 S t S U u b e th 's 50.00 A n n u n c la tio n . . . 30.60 Weldona—S t Francis' St Francis de Sales' 425.00 S t Joaaph’s ...... 20.00 (Mliaslon of Brush) ______12.51 SI. iKiutlus Loyola's 50.95 LlmoD—(Mission of Hugo).. 15.55 DePaul Council Reports St James' 300.00 Longmont—St. John the Woodland Park—Our Lady (Continued From Page One) containing the Daily Commun­ o f W oods ...... 13.10 St. John the Evangellsl’a 329.00 Baptist's ... . 90.05 ion Prayer of St. Pius X and S t Jo sep h’s (C 3 S .R .) . . 69.21 Louisville—St Louis’ . 33.50 Wray—St. Andrew’s ...... 16.50 from all sources $26.3$4.43 and S t Jo sep h's rG o ld e n l . . 59.00 L o ve la n d — S t. Jo h n 's .. 77.93 Y u m a — S t. J o h n ’s 13.50 distributed $26,523. the Eucharistic fast for the laity, St Joseph’s (Polish) . . 40.00 have been distributed to pastors, St Leo the Great's 17.25 To this must be added $655 St. Louis' (Esflewood) . 245.20 for the burial committee and churches, and lay persons. S t Mary Mtedalene's ( E d g e v a te ri . 180.00 Work of Home Missions the value of clothing and furni­ The officers .and committee S t. M a ry ’s (U tU e to n I 229J10 ture, conservatively valued at chairmen for the Particular S t P a tric k ’s . 70.90 SIR, YO U'RE IN VITED St Peter and Paul's. 255.00 $13,750.05, for a partial total of Council for the fiscal year be­ S t Philomena’s ...... 281.00 Featured in Calendars THE YOUNG MAN above is making The infants seldom see men at the nursery, $40,923.77. A generous $5,000 ginning Oct. 1, 1959, are the S t Plus Tenth's ...... 110.00 legacy was received in the past Very Rev. Monsignor Elmer J. S t Rose o f L im a 's ...... 136.00 The home mission Work of the ceives the largest single order a particular point to invite all the men *to with the exception of the doctor, and Monsignor S t ‘nicrese's (Auieral ...... 155.00 the annual Chnstmas open bouse party at the year from Frederick S. Mc­ Kolka, spiritual director; T. S t Vincent de Paul’s ...... 250.00 Catholic Church Extension So* —2,500. Elmer J. Kolka and Father William J. Monahan Infant of Prague Nursery, 2790 W. ^ rd Avenue, Namara. Raber Taylor, president; Gerald PARKHES OUTSIDE DE.MVER ciety is being aided through The calendar has pictures of Akron—S t Joseirfi's ...... S'lnday, Dec. 20, from 2 until 4 o’clock. of Catholic Charities. InternoHonol Aid J. Smith, secretary; Joseph G. A spen— S t. M a ry 's ...... the efforts of Olinger Mortuar­ outstanding Catholics, including Loeffel, treasurer; Paul Ber- Baas It — S t. V in c e n t's ...... ies. which are the exclusive dis­ Father Leo Heinrichs, O.F.M., In addition, $1,500 was again Boulder-Sacred Heart ...... 243.71 toilt, assistant treasurer; and Boulder, South—Sacred tributors of the society’s 1960 who was shot to death by an HUSBAND NEEDS JOB given to the Denver Deanery Paul V. Murray, Leo J. Schuster, Heart of Mary 35.42 Catholic Art Calendars in the anarchist at 6:30 o ’clock on Sun­ Everyone Council of Catholic Women for Boulder—S t TbomuAqulnaa' 54.08 and John J. Weakland, vice Briusdale—S t Joeepb's ___ 4.35 Denver Metropolitan area. day morning, Feb. 23, 1908, as community centers and camps. presidents. B r tiS lo n — S t A u fu a tln e 't . . I IS 00 Olinger's distribute more than he was distributing Communion. Dutch Family to Arrive For the Particular CouncU, St. Broomfield—.Matlvlly of Our L o rd 66.00 35,000 o f the calendars in this Father Heinrich’s cause for Is Invited Vincent de Paul Society, Saigon, Brvab—SI. M ary'a ...... 35.1 3 area. The Cathedral Parish re- beatification has been intro­ Vietnam. $100 worth of cotton Buffalo—St. S ^beth's . . . FATHER SIFVERS BurUnfton—S t Catherine'!.. duced in Rome. In Archdiocese Dec. 17 packages was purchased, and Calhan-St. Michael’s . . FVther Hetnricha was known $100 was sent to the confer­ NAMED ASSISTANT Cascade— iMlaslon of Sacred Johan Ferdinand Jacobs The family comes to the By Infants Heart, Colorado Sprlngsi.. for his generosity to the poor. ences of the society on Formosa, and bis family will arrive in U.S. under Public Law 85-892, Upon the return W Father Castle RKk—St. Francis' It was found after his death that making total distributions ( Q b e r ti ...... 15.74 Denver Thursday, Dec. 17, which was enacted to help (Continued From Page One) John Anderson to pastoral du­ Central City-Assumption he wore a chain of metal hooks $42.623,77., from Amersfoert, the Nether­ overcrowded conditions in ner. Girl Scouts and members of ties in St. Michael's Parish, (Idaho Sprtnfsl .... 4.00 next to his body, which had so To date, 120.000 prayer cards, Cheyenne wells—Sacred lands. via New York, under Holland. girls’ clul» contributed about Craig, Father William Sievers, H e a rt ___ 24.65 scarred his flesh that it was cal­ who had been acting as tempo­ the sponsorship of (he Cath­ The Catholic Resettlement $25 worth o f safety pins in the COLORADO SPRINGS— loused. rary administrator, was assigned olic Resettlement OfDce ■ of Office. 1665 Grant Street, past year. An anonymous bene- Corpus Christ! ...... 247.53 Father Heinrichs Is buried in Bishop Chos. Buswell to St. Mary's Parish, Littleton, Dlvtoe Redeemer the Archdiocese of Denver. would be glad to hear from h etor for the past few years has 233.56 Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Pat­ as assistant pastor. P a u U iK C h a p e l- 1 B ro a d m o o r) 182.00 anyone interested .in giving sent 12 baby shirts from the Sacred Heart ...... erson, N. J. Jacobs, 3S, a native of Indo­ Will Confer Orders employment to Mr. Jacobs. Denver Dry Goods Company to The new assistant assumed S L M a ry 's ...... 4S8.87 In its first 50 years of work, nesia, has lived in the Nether­ The Most Rev. Charles A. Holy W nlty ... 37.80 the nursery on the first of each the Extension Society has av­ lands since 1955. He is a Buswell, new Bishop of Pueblo, his duties in the parish Dec. 12. Holy FimUy—Security Village 60.15 month. Craig—S t Michael's ...... 38.00 eraged about $1,000,000 a year metal turner. His wife, Jeane Legion of M ary will confer tonsure and the Since Aug. 28, Father Sievers Cripple Creek—St. Peter's.— In appreciation for gifts, a had been in charge of the Craig Crook—8t. Peter'i ...... 7.64 for the benefit of the home mis­ Nancy, also 35, was bom in R eunion D ec. 20 minor orders of porter and Deer Trail—(Mission of parish. He served in the place sions o f the United States and Tibing Tlnggi, Indonesia. The annual reunion of the series of Masses is offered each lector on three seminarians H u g o ) ... 12.59 of Father Anderson, who was D er^—S t Catherine’s ...... 40.00 its dependencies. They have three children, Legion of Mary will be held year for all benefactors. An esti­ for the Pueblo Diocese at St. Eaglo—St Mary’s . .. .. recuperating from surgery he In those years, the Province Jeane Flora, 13; Donald at Cure d'Ars Church, 32nd mated $1,950 worth of new and Thomas’ Seminary. Denver, on Eaat Lake— (S t Catherine’s bad undergone in spring irf the Dbert—Sacred Heart .... 15.00 of Denver has been aided Ronny, 11; and Joyce In m d and Dahlia Street, Denver, on used clothing was contributed Friday and Saturday, Dec.-18 year. His strength and health re­ Erio—S t Scholutlca'a 10.00 greatly. The Denver Archdio­ Doddy, all bom in Soera^ja, Sunday, Dec. 20, at 2:30 p.m. to the nursery in 1958. and 19. E ita Park—Our Lody of the turned, Father Anderson re­ M o u n ta in s cese, in those 50 years, received Indonesia. The ceremonies, the first Sermon. Rosary, and Bene­ Party Chairmen sumed active pastoral wokk the Evergreen—Christ the King. 45.50 $281,609~Rfld the Pueblo Dio­ such to be perfoi’med by Flagler—St. M ary’s 10.00 diction of the Most Blessed past week. Fleming—St Peter’s ...... cese, estaolished in 1941, re­ Chairman for the party this Bishop Busweli, will concern 26.0 0 Sacrament in the church will FORT COLLINS— Rev. Leo Heinrichs, O.F.M. ceived $135,665. The Diocese of year is Mrs. John Murlaugh. second theology student Je­ The Lillleton assignment is be followed by a reception in Holy Family . 32.26 As Pictured in Calendar Cheyenne received $183,167. 1 St. Anthony Mrs. Alphonso Cavarra will be rome Kiefer, the only native the third this year for Father the school hall. There will be in charge of refreshments. Fancy of the Pueblo Diocese in the Seivers. Before being sent to Christmas caroling and enter­ Christmas cookies are promised, group; Robert Finn, a third O aig, he was chaplain of S t tainment. Groups Slate and the recipe will be available theologian from Chicago, 111.; Anthony’s Hospital, Denver. He All active members, auxil­ on request Mrs. Jerry Carpinella and Leonard Rack!, a second received this appointment June MISSALS-the Ideal Gift for Christmas iary members, and their fam­ is chairman o f the Infant of theology student from Buf­ 26 when he was assistant at Orphans' Fete ilies are invited to attend. EYague Nursery board. falo, N .Y. Annunciation Parish, Denver. s (St. Anthony of Padna’s Parish, NEW ST. JOSEPH • - .c-'i,.' ■■ DAILY MISSAL Denver) A Christmas party for the • Large T>pe * Simplified CHILDREN'S children at St. Clara’s Orphan­ • Full-Colored Illustrations age to be given by the Altar MISSAL and Rosary Society and.the Holy IU1T. DELUXE Name Society will be on Friday. IEATHE8 LEATHER Dec. 18. A group of dancers, $ ^ 0 0 • 100 Colored Uluslrations. under the direction o f Mrs. Audrey Dasback, will furnish Paper .75 Leatherette lJU the entertainment for the party. School of Religion Party Continuous The annual Christmas parties for the children in the school of Sunday Missal religion will be held this week. Sunday Missal On Saturday, Dec. 19, at 9 a.m. the kindergarten through the Full-Colored Hlustrations (no page turning) fourth grade will hold theirs IE A 1H L8 ( M il. DELUXE RARER CLOTH followed by a movie. Grades COLO EDGE ’ CLOTH LEATHEKLEATHER five through eight will have 3 5 1 $ 0 ^ 5 ¥ ^ 5 0 ¥ g 7 5 ¥ g o o ¥ g 5 0 theirs on Wednesday, Dec. 23, at 10:30 a.m. The Immaculate Conception Circle met Dec. 16 in the home o f Mrs. Emma Renaud. After the meeting the members bad their Christmas party. St. Camilla's Circle will have it meeting and Christmas party HOLY BIBLES on Tuesday, Dec. 22, at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Betty Rick aid, 1155 S. Patton. The Young Ladies Sodality will receive Comni>*iiion is a group on Sar.day, Dec. 20, in the 8 o’clock Mass.

.t few more Christmas cards are available at the counter in the front of the church. A va­ riety of Christmas wrap, curling Entirely NEW ribbon, and children’s story books are being sold at a big REGULAR EDITION mark down in price. w ith LARGER TYPEl Saint Andrew Knights Selling Daily Missal Christmas Trees

RiwfiHen to eonfofm to Sacred Congregation of At Ugewater Ritai. Ep'itlat, Gospels, BI..4CK Bishop Tihen Council 4796, Pialmi in Confraternity of Knights of Columbus, Denver, CKrlttian Doctrine Text. LINEN CLOTH S4 7 5 is selling Christmas trees at Complete new Holy Weak 22nd and Sheridan Boulevard. Ceremonie*. NEW LARG­ It is the only lot in Edegwater BLACK SIMULATED ER EASIER-TO-READ and is open daily from 3 p.m. TYPE. to 10 p.m. The last day for LEATHER illust. color $ 0 5 0 Prieed et l.7 t end vp selling will be Tuesday, Dec 22. w n m Ro* n i l lOOicLW The next regular meetmg will GE.NUINE be Jan. 4 at 8 p.m. in Presenta LEATHER Colored SJJSO tion Hall. All members are illust. urged to attend as several im portant projects will be dis­ cussed. To be considered are a pro­ posed District 15 dance, with Complete Line of Religioui Artidei for Church and Home Littleton and southwest Denver councils, a banquet for the recently initiated members, and a council retreat next spring. A. P. WAGNER & CO. The council’s four bowling (earns are holding their own in th e Friday Night Jester’s League at Crown Lanes. Two CHURCH GOODS members have first and second, high single games in the league, and one of the teams has higbl game. Next year it is expected! 606 14»h St, Between Californio & Welton — TA. 5-8331 the league will have an "All I Knights” league. PAGE FOUR Office, 93S Bannock Stteef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISlER Telephone, Keyitone 4-4205 Thuriiiay, Dec. 17, 19S9

W ILLIAM JAMES' ASCETICS VIEW TO BEING PREPARED Fatima Secret in I960 REGISTORIflLS What's Right With Pragmatism ByRv J J. R. W aushalsh lend thisIhi* will takeUke placepiece min ■ ■ W P By Pa u l H. Ha l l e t t day or two something for no other rea­ FATIMA'S LAST SECRFrT. TpeO. But the message of Fa­ THE OBSERVANCE of the centen­ son than that you would rather not do tima does not indicate that to be revealed in 1960. has CATHOLIC COMMENT ON CURRENT EVENTS nial of John Dewey's death has brought it, so that when the hour of dire stimulated not only world­ the end of time is drawing need draws nigh it may find you not un­ near. frequent mention of the philosophy of wide interest in the Fatima nerved and untrained to stand the test.” There are two prophecies Pragmatism, one side of which was Message itself but a natural of absolute i ature in Fatima. worried by that noted educator (he THE WHOLE REASON for mortifi­ curiosity as to its content. It cation, so far as it is intended for Chris­ is normal that the secret it One concerns the conversion BIRTH CONTROL MISUNDERSTANDING A TRAGEDY called his version of it Instrumentalism). tian living, lies in those golden words. intriguing. Certainly it con-, c ' Russia and the other is the But the most famous exponent of Prag­ tains kumethioK quite impor- triumph of Mary'S Immac- matism wa.s William James (1842-1910). James' insistence on the importance late Heart; “ Finally my Im­ of habit has its counterpart in the teach­ tanl. for the Blessed'Mother Pragmatism in general is any phi- maculate Heart will triumph. ing of Christian ascetical and moral would not announce a secret Wearisome Issue, But Most Vital losphical system that disugards objec­ sc many years'beforehand to The Holy Father will conse­ theologians that, though God forgives, By Rsv. Daniel J. Flaherty quires no great acumen to see code, and between actions tive truth and substitutes for it “use­ d ’ceive. crate to me Russia, which nature never does. Every wrong thing that eating must be regulated punishable by accepted law, fulness,’’ or “what is helpful to life.” "The third part o f the se­ will be converted." GETTING WEARY of read­ done, eve^ good thing omitted, makes according to tHe purpose of and actions which frustrate cret," wTOte Dr. Ualamba tie BOTH OF THESE are op­ ing of the world's poputalion THE GREAT FALLACY undehlying the act. in other words none the purpose of marital rela­ the practice o f the Christian life that Oliviera in Fatima, Altar o f. explosion? We are too. but Pragmatism is of course that it puts the posed to a forecast of an im­ would deny that you eat to live tions, there is only a differ­ much harder. the World, "is scaled in the mediate end of .he world. The what is most distressing is and do not live to eat. as the ence of degree; in both cases cart before the horse. For what is help­ BUT JAMES, lik e th ese s p iritu a l hands of the Bishop of lyeiria conversion o f a people always the fact thal the wrongness saying goes. It is made enjoy­ an unnatural use is made of ful to life depends on what understand­ writers, was not fatalistic about the pos­ and will be opened after the takes a long time. And it is of direct birth prevention b able so we WILL eat. the human body. ing man has o f himself and his goal in sibility of changing our habits. death of the seer, or at the reasonable to assume that the being treated as a purely 8IM1I.ARILY. the frustra­ If one holds to (he civil law life, therefore, on objective truth. That ‘This has its good side as well as latest, in I960." triumph.. Of Mary's Immacu­ Catholic teaching. tion of the natural purpose of against unnatural sexual vRes truth must be won from philosophy and late Heart will be achieved its bad one,” he wrote of the power of IT W.AS DR. DE OLIVIERA It appears (hat the world the act of generation is im­ then one cannot sund for the revelation. The disastrous conseouen- only after Russia’s conversion. habit. “ As we become drunkards by so who personally received the will never understand the moral no matter what the legality of direct birth pre­ Father Coelho notes that, ces of Dewey's philosophy have W n many separate drinks, so .we become letter of the secret from the term "natural law" on which gain. It is immoral or bad vention or the frustration of by stripping the secret pub­ due to his intolerant deni^ of absolute hands of Sister Lucy and de­ the Catholic stand is based from its object. the marriage act and be con­ saints and authorities and experts by lished in 1942 of all historical truth. livered it to the Bishop of and this is most frustrating. Urouly unnatural sexual sistent. The explanation is at so many separate acts and hours of applications, the frametvork Lelria. It was be who con­ Most lo<^ upon the "natural vice is punished by every civil simple as that. This article, however, is not in­ w ork s sulted with Bishop Jose Cor- o ' the Fatima Message is the law" as lomething the Church tended to refute Pragmatism, but to JAMES WAS only repeating a cen­ ria da Silva, on whose deci­ ‘Necessity and importance of invented and sympathize with show the good effects some of its appli­ turies-old admonition of masters of the devotion to the Immaculate sion partly depended the date our position. Very few bother cations have undoubtedly had in the ascetical life when he warned that there of revealing what Lucy had for individual peaceHeart J i L L l M I T to examine the law to see if it writings of William James. In the do­ was no tapering off in the matter of written. and salvation. could possibly apply univer­ kU for ClthoUM L m Canon Barthas, another au­ "One cannot foresee the re­ .ittle-ivnowi main of practical psychology James had breaking a bad habit. sally. After weeks of national B f M. 1. MURRAY CopErtfAL N.C.W 9 Sairia* no peer in his forceful and imaginative thority on Fatima, noted that percussions that the triumph publicity in which lime the One may not always succeed in giv­ the third prrt of "the aecreti of ilary's Immaculate Heart ■'why" of Catholic doctrine has explanation of some of the worlungs of ing up the habit right away, and he will be revealed in 1960." will have on the religious and been explained over and over the mind. should not be discouraged if he falls a Cardinal Tisserant, addressing social life of the world. Some­ again, many non-Catholic lead­ JAMES' PRACTICAL psycholo^. inii second time. But the point is that one pilgrims in the Cova da Iria thing. however, is certain: ers of Stale still say some­ fact, was in many points just; good Chrisir is ' must intend to break with it once for Oct. 13, 1956, made the same V'hen the Mother of God thing like “they appreciate tian ascetics. Perhaps.s no piecep of p3SV- all—break with it abruptly and with all announcement, as did Bishop reigns as Queen, it will be as Catholic thoughl.” It seems choiogical...... writing is' quoted more oftoften possible emphasis. “ It is surprising,” he Jose Pereira Venancio of Lci- Queen that she will order the natural law is something than his words on thetm importance of said, “ how soon a desire will die of inani­ ria in a letter published in down on mankind the endless entirely out of range for them. L'Homme .V o u i' e a u last stream of graces and gifts of habit: tion if it is never fed.” Christian ascetics March. wldcb Providence made her THIS INDEED is tragic and “Keep the faculty of effort alive in could not have said it better. WH.AT MAY THE SECRET Meoiatrix." even more so when some you by a litUe gratuitous exercise every JAMES M AY not have been so Im­ reveal? Father Messias D. Co- Catholics themselves misun­ day. Be systematically ascetic or heroic portant as Dewey, but he directly helped ehlo, author of five books on derstand. When people, for in little unnecessary points. Do every a far greater number of people. the Fatima Message and a Reliqioiiy example, appeal to the Church professor of the Seminary of to change or modify her judg­ INTRIGUING REALM OF OCCULT Fundao. Diocese of Guards, ment on this practice, they be­ Portugal, discusses this query Psychiatry tray a complete ignorance of in Hessagem, a newspaper in the Catholic standpoint. They Portugal especially dedicated As Allies would appear to think that Devil Is Dangerous Playmate t' Fatima. the law covering birth pre­ past were undoubtedly no He wrote that, “ because it By Kss Prras vention can be traced to some By Edwaeo T. Smith how this knowledge ariaes. but (kbe answer) was not env- Council or other which im­ ONLY HALF A DOZEN the source Is clearly natural. more than insanity, the fact POSSIBLY the best news that the devil can possess hu­ bodied in the message, no one posed it on the faithful; (hat years ago the Bridey Murphy In between exists a large that came out of the report man beings is certain. can answer this question. Al­ an infringement of the law uproar proved that American; range of occurrences that no of the Academy of Religion Since the devil makes a dan­ though it is not lawful to de­ merely implies disobedience may be materialist^ In their one knows how to classify. and Mental Health, which was gerous playmate, the Church duce what the secret says, it convened in New York on to the sacr^ legislation of the economics, but they love any­ Saints in their ecstasies have is possible to deduce what it Church and that the authority thing that savors of ghosts or been known to rise from the imposes strict controls over December, 1957, is that more (he participation of Catholics will not say." which made the law can dis­ the occult. ground and remain suspended and more psychiatrists are in such affairs. She does not SINCE 1960 LS so close at keeping in mind the import­ pense it. Thanks to the efforts of a in the air— sometimes in the hand, it is pointless, lo spec­ presence of large crowds of recommend that everyone in ance of moral and spiritual The truth is; of cdurse. that Denver reporter, the strange (he neighborhood try his hand ulate. except with a view to people. Such events might values as significant compon­ the practice is forbidden by story of the ;o*ing woman being prepartd in the event be'taken for miraculous. The at driving the devil out of a ents of a patient's personality. the Church because it is al­ who. under hypnosis, 'remem­ that the secret may not be same thing, however, has hap­ suspected victim of posses­ Clergymen, on the other ready wrong with an initial bered' a previous life in I9th what many expect. 'There are VOUSH CAfiqu-^VG tfi^ OFTEN GO FKOM HOUfP TO NOUfS' pened lo others who were sion. Even if (he poor fellow hand, particularly in their fundamental wrongness. IN rue QOISE OFANINIALC, ANO ARE m O WITH dFTS OF rOOO J century Dublin has been is really possessed and is not two extremes of opinions, one ' role as counselors, arc begin­ pretty thoroughly explained clearly not saints. THE TER.M NATURAL simpljl insane, both he and deducing terrible, groundless ning to understand better the without bringing in the ob­ THE BRITISH SOCIETY LAW by which this birth in LICENSE OF EVIL (he unskilled exorcist are conclusions about the secret differences between irreligi­ noxious doctrine of reincarna­ for Psychical Research, a and the other condemnipg all prevention is forbidden, we likely to suffer. ous behavior and mental dis­ tion. group not of crackpots but of p eoccupation with it. will agree, needs a little ex­ SIMILARLY PARTICIP.AT- turbances. The greatest wonder of the respected scientists, has in­ Father Coeblo condenfns planation, but we aliso hold IN'G in a serious attempt to THESE CHANGING atti­ Freedom's Foe Lurks whole affair was not the story vestigated all sorts of haunted both excesses, "because the that upon examination, it is foretell the future, and taking tudes, probably more than the educator, are the antithe­ itself but the hubbub raised houses and castles. The so­ secret of Fatima has a very most logical. It takes us into By Ray Whitehead part in a table-turning seance anything else, helped to form sis of freedom. 1^ the press. Serialized ver­ ciety has debunked most of important function in the the realm of moral good and TO SOME MEN freedom or a ouija board session are the following conclusions ar­ In the new educational pro­ sions of the book appeared in them, but there are a few evaluation of the Blessed moral evil. means the license to practice forbidden. The devil is prob­ rived at by the meeting at­ gram. men must make a more major newspapers. Movie cases of bauntings by so-called Virgin’s message." The secret and spread evil. Pointing to ably not an active partici­ tended by 26 prominent the­ The most universal and most ponetrating and comprehen­ stars, disc Jockoys, halfbacks "poltergeists" that the group was an intelligent resource of freedom of the press, printers pant in such affairs (though ologians. psychiatrists, and be- elementary test in distin­ and peddlers of pornography sive study, of all areas of hu­ of football teams, and profes­ admits it cannot explain. the Mother of God; it was a he may be), but these prac­ havioial scientists: guishing between this moral man knovdedge and learn to sors of education consented weapon she used for concrete claim the right to disseminate The Catholic Church has no tices involveHhe superstition —The schism between reli­ good or evil consists in deter- lewdness and deny responsi­ weigh the superficial aspects to shed their usual brilliant aims. All natural curiosity— objection to a rigidly scien­ of trying to force God or a gion and psychiatry has been ming whether a human fac­ bility for poisoned minds and of their actions against (he light on the mystery in inter­ if moderate and wise — will tific study of most of these spirit to act through some rit­ bridged in recent years by a ulty is being used in a nat­ ultimate good. views that appeared in page harm no one." souls and the flood of evils in phenomena. In some cases, ual mumbo-jumbo. Sometimes broadening of outlook on both ural manner, and in subordi­ one stories under big head­ rr SEEMS THE THIRD their wake. such as the strict medical ex­ such playing with (he occult sides: The scientist no longer nation to its natural object. Some editors point to the lines. part of the secret is founded amination of the miracles at indulges in the idolatry of insists that "everything can For it is the immediate object same freedom and distort the In the framework of the whole Words HUMAN BEINGS have al­ Lourdes', the Church actively attributing an attribute of be explained by scientific pro­ of an action which first gives truth, twisting minds to ac­ Fatima Message. If ail the J'a- ways been fascinated by such encourages the investigations. Cod. such as a knowledge of cedures now available, nor it moral goodness or badness. cept a mutilated caricature of tales. The age of atom bombs tima revelation leads to this There is, however, a strong the future, to |ome created that what cannot be so studied No amount of good intention, reality. Many have been the and sputniks has not de­ conclusion, it is not reason­ To Live By possibility that the devil spirit or even to a material or explained is unworthy of no wealth of pressing circum­ men who have defended their stroyed the fascination. able to assume (hat the last patience is the refusal to sur­ might be mixed up in some of object. his notift." Many theologians, stances can ever justify an right to spread evil philoso­ There are, of course, profes­ part of the secret, which is render.— Kfonsignor Garrone. Ihese startling events. A l­ The occult may be a fasci­ for their part, arc not insist­ action which is bad from its phies in the universities of doubtless the epitome, the • • • sional cynics who deny that though many cases thought to nating b'jsiness, but it is no the nation under the sacred climax of all, constitutes an ing that religious phenomena object. This is a proposition anything beyond the normal be diabolic possession in the plaything. banner of academic freedom. Truth is communicated to men exception. The third part, be exempt from scientific in­ to which most people would occurrences of nature can quiry; they do not see such assent: The Church insists on BUT THESE are misuses only by deed of truth.—Leo Tol­ ever happen. Miracles, visions, then, will concretise this idea. GIFTS FOR THE INFANT BABE sustaining it rigorously. and abuses of freedom. They stoy (1828-1910). The firtt two parts o.‘ the inquiry as a threat. prophecies, mental telepathy, are far removed from true lib­ • • • secret are already revealed. THE MOVEMENT among NOW THE NATURAL LAW ghosts, ectoplasmic material­ erty. Genuine freedom gives Since the creation of the Neither is unconnected with psychiatrists to accept religion presupposes a law-giver. izations— all are dismissed as one the right to pursue what world there has been no tryant the context. The apparition as a professional ally is Granted (hat God exists, the impossible, simply because On Christmas Morning is good, never the right to do like intemperance, and no slaves had. already spoken of war matched by a corresponding Creator and Ruler of (he uni­ such mysterious goings-on do what is evil. Men. of course, so cruelly treated u his.—Wil­ and the means lo end it. Our trend among clergymen. Much verse, His plan directs all not fit into the mental By Linus M. Riordan receive (his Christmas pres­ have the ability to do what liam Lloyd Garrison (1805-1879), Lady already had referred to of the misunderstanding re­ things. This plan or law is straight-jacket that such skep­ IN ALL THE RUSH to buy ent. is wrong, but to confuse abil­ famous American abolitionist. hell and the salvation of sin- sults from a lack of communi­ called "eternal’’ because it is tics try lo force on reality. Send all contributions to ity with right is grossly er­ • t • Christmas presents, there is lert. If the secret bad not cation. with semantics a for­ the origin of all law. When By others, the credulous one Person who is too often the Catholic Charities Office, roneous. As the diamond is the cry­ been communicated, Fatima midable dbstacle. this eternal law is applied to and superstitious, every re­ overlooked and He is the 1665 Grant Stteet, Denver 3, To eliminate the misuse of stalline Revelator of the achro­ would be as well the message Religion’s poteotialities in humans it is called "natural " port of a preternatural oc­ Babe of Bethlehem Himself. Colo. Make it the Christmas freedom in American life, as matic white light of heaven, so of peace. preventing mental illness have to signify the participation of currence, no matter how Yet it Is His birthday, and gift that you would have so Dr. Carroll V. Newsome, pres­ is a perfect poem the crystal­ ONE OF THE MOST fre­ scarcely been tapped and (he eternal law of God in a comic, is swallowed as a direct He should have the lop place happily presented to the In­ ident of New York University, line revelation of (he Divine quent suppositions of the se­ there is no major justifica­ rational creature. It is called revelation from God. You will fant Savior on the First Christ­ noted in Jamaica, N.Y., a city on everyone's Christmas list. cret is that it announces the tion jo r any hostility between "natural" because its chief Idea.—Thomas Holley Chivers find these zealots crowding mas if you could have been educational approach is called 11807-1858), Enoch of Ruby. Jesus was born in a stable. end of the world. Many con- religious faith and psychiatry. precepts can be perceived by around seance tables, flock­ in that stable. for. • • • He came into this world the reason following a logical ex­ ing to every foiih healer, and THERE IS A second Christ­ AMERICANS, he said at Saint Augustine! well bast poorest of the poor. He could planation. and because it is joining every strange cult mas gift that all o.' us can lay Rejiister System of Catholic Newspapers the 50lh anniversary convo­ thou said, that of our vices we have been bom in a rich pal­ deduced from human nature. whose founder claims to have at the feet-of the Infant King. P resident...... Archbishop Urban J. Vehr cation of the St. John Univer­ can frame a ladder, if we will ace. but He chose the pov­ An example of its applica­ traveled through Tibet and Jesus came into this world Editor-ln-cbicf ...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D.; Jour.D.; sity school of education, fre- but tread beneath our feet each erty of a cave in a lonely hill­ tion which none deny is (bis: wears a white gown. to redeem mankind. As we Litt.D: LLD. q'jenlly misinterpret freedom deed of shame —Heno' Wads­ side. THE TRUTH of the matter know He did this by Mis Pas­ Managing Director . . Monsignor John D. Cavansgh, M.A.; Ph.D. A m an eats food for (he pur­ as it is cited in the national worth Longfellow (1807-1882). All through His life Our seems to lie somewhere be­ sion and death, and He per­ Executive Editor..Rev. John B. Ebel, .M.A.; Lilt.D • Hisc.D.; Ph.D. pose o ' supporting the indi­ Constitution and in misusing The Ladder of Saint Aupuatine. Lord demonstrated His Love petuated the graces of salva­ vidual; he uses (be faculty of their rights practice preju­ • • • tween the sneers of the skep­ for the p w r and the lowly. tics and the enthusiasms of tion through the means of the Denver Catholic Register generation for supporting the dice. discrimination, and in­ Posterity will know thal which He did this not only because . crackpots. Most of the won­ sacraments. human race. It certainly re­ decency. These evils, said we do not know, and it will be He loved them, but to teach News E d ito r...... Frank Morriss, M.A.; LL.B.; Litt.D. ders reported can be put down amazed that we were ignorant all the lesson of humility and CHRIST.1LVS MORN should Associate Editors . . Rev. Daniel Flaherty, M.A.; Linus Riordan, to the tricks of money-hungry BY PROTESTANT COUNCILS of what it knows. Nothing is to stress the fact that we must find every Catholic at the Ph.D.: Paul Ilallelt. Lilt.D. fakes, lo the self-delusions of complete in human invention: not have undue attachment to Communion rail to receive Advertising Director...... John J. Murpliy the emotionally unstable, and no one has the last word. As the things of this world if we Our Eucharistic Lord. This is to simple coincidence. But men come after us into this want to share heaven with the gift most pleasing to Published Weekly by Concern Over Films there remains, when ail these world, their intellectual tights Him for eternuy. Christ, for it means that we THE CATHOUC PltE^ SOCIETY, (Inc.) causes and the explanation of have gone to Confession and By Jist FlEDLEE coming statement was "not extend beyond our own. for, be­ THERE ARE stiU in the 938 Bannock Street,'! purely human powers have now, with contrition, purpose meant as a blanket condem­ ing the last heirs of past ages, world many poor. At Christ­ A UNITED Christian coun­ been exhausted, a number of of amendment, and love, we, Telephone, KEystone 4-4205' P.O. Box 1620 nation of the motion picture they enter into possession of all mas their life seems to be­ ter-attack against the increas­ really puzzling events for receive into our hearts the industrv'. but as an expression those goods that the tabor of come more bleak, for it is ing emphasis cn sex and vio­ which no scientific account Eucharistic King on His Birth­ of serious concern about what centuries has accumulated for set off against a glittering Subscription: lence in American films may can be given. day as our pledge of undying appears to be irresponsibility them. — Roger Bacon (i216- background of pleasures of be in the offing. For some, such as the mir­ fidelity to Him and His way $4-00 per year. on the part of the products." 1292). Opus itfajus. those who possess more. In New York, Dr. Boy G. • • • acles at Lourdes, it seems im­ of life. In Minneapolis, .Minn., the Since the Infant Savior Canada, $5.50 a year per subscription. Ross, general secretary of possible to find any explana­ e::eculive council of the 600.- The time of the earthly loves the poor. He will bless the National Council of tion other than the power of To serve God with fear Is Foreign countries, including OUO-member Augustana Luth- Church i f the time in which all anything that is done in their Churches, announced that the God. good; to serve Him out of lore Philippines, $7.00 a year. cran Church said it is "dis­ of us have received the first behalf. Council's Special Commission fruits of the Spirit yet wander Others, it seems, originate is belter; but to fear and love turbed" by the trend in Amer­ The Catholic Charities of on the Role of Radio. Televi­ far from the Lord; it is the time in some power of the human Him together is best of all.— ican movies "toward the em­ Denver and the St. Vincent de -42 Thursdoy, D e e . 17, 1959 sion. and Films in Religion is in which we bear a treasure iq soul that has not yet been Meisler Eckhart (1620-1327). phasis on sex and violence as Paul Society strive to bring • > • preparing a statement on the ends in ihemseh-es." our earthly vessels, the time in explored by scientific psycho­ some holiday joy into the Soul of Christ, sanctify roe. quality of current motion pic­ SUCH MOVIES, (be coun­ which we arc oppressed snd per­ logy. Studies at Duke Univer­ OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER homes and hearts of the less Body of Christ, save me. Blood ture offerings for considera­ cil said, "undermine and tend secuted and cast down to earth, sity. for instance, seem to in­ The Denver Catholic Register merits our curdial dicate beyond question that fortunate of Denver by giving of Christ, inebriate me. Water tion by the general board of to destroy the manners, mor­ and yet are not despaired of approval. We confirm it as the official publicaliun of Christmas baskets of food to from the side of Christ, the council. als. and living habits of peo­ and abandoned, and do not per­ some human beings can tell the archdiocese. Whatever appears in its columns over with astonishing accuracy the those in need. wash me. Passion of Christ, ple both in the United States ish: It is the time in which we the signature of the Ordinary or those of the Ulficisli THE STATEMENT is ex­ bear the death of Jesus in our identity of a playing card (or HERE IS WHERE we all strengthen me.— Prayer of St. of our Curia is hereby declared official. pected to form the basis of and abroad." body and therefore dare boast of a special Und of card can help. Food baskets to Ignatius Loyola (1491-1551). the council's film policy. Echoing a long-time call by • • • We hope The Register will be read in every home known as a Zenner card) that make a family's holiday happy 1 1 The meeting of the com­ Catholics and especially the of no other glory than the arcndicof the archdiocese.arcndicof they cannot even see. These cost an average o f $10. Dona, We should never think of mission Dr. Ross reported, was National Legion of Decency, Cross of Christ; the time in experiments seem also to lions of any amount will help death as something in the far We urge pastors, parenis, and teachers lo cultivate marked by "an atmosphere the Augustana council urged which for Jesus' sake we are show that such persons can in spreading the Christmas oistant future. Though death a taste in the rhiUlien of the arctuliuecse fur the read- of deep concern about the ' all cuiiccrned church bodies, continually being given over to guess the thoughts of other cheer over the face of Denver makes no haste to^vards us. yet ing of The Register. quality of a large part of Higeiher with civic-mmded death, (hat even lo (he body, persons more correctly than and reach into homes that we ourselves arc constantly has­ UmiA.N J. VEIIR present motion picture offer­ groups, to join in a similar in our mortal fle.vh, the life of * Archhishup of Denver could be explained by chance may even be without food on tening towards death — St. ings" expression of conviction in Jesus may appear. — Robert Jan. 29. 1942 or coincidence. No one knows Christ's Birthday unless they Thomas More (1178-1535.. HE SAID that the forth­ these vital matten " Grosche Thursday, Dee. 17, 1959 Offiee, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone Keystone 4^205 PAGE FIVE Strotton Parish to Fete Sisters Christmas Play Slated PTA Plons 2-Day Bake Sale in Welby (St. Charles' Paruh. Stratton) (Cluded with the Baptism of the retary; Mrs. Myron Dischner. (Assumption Parish. Welby) wQl appreciate it. land if more information is ; following: Mrs. Ruby Lee Fox, treasurer; Mrs. Tom Vinduska. By Cure d'Ars Pupils Marie Meyers and Ann Jensen I needed the party may call The annual food shower for . The Assumption PTA will social secretary; and Mrs. Agnes (Cure d'Ars Parish, Denver) tains for the gym. The program the sisters will be held on Tues­ ^ rs. Betty Sue Helsel. Mrs. Wave its annual Christmas are in charge of the bake sale AT. 8-1070. ^ Isie Mae May, and Carl Victor Droste, financial secretary. All parishioners are invited wilt be given for the upper day. Doc. 22. at 8 p.m. in St. bake sale Saturday and Sunday, The following band leaders to attend a Christmas Operetta, grades (with 10 cents admis­ Charles' Hall. The school Christ­ Smclker. Dec. 10 and 20. Saturday the were appointed: Band 1, Mmes. The Poor Little Rich Girl, to sion) on Monday at 10:45 a m. mas party .will be held at this A prc-Chmtmas skating party sale will be from 3 to 5 p.m. and Swede Hornung, Frank J. Hup- be presented by the four lower Parents are asked to bring small time. The | Flagler parish will wilt be helo by the members of 7 to 8 p.m. and on Sunday after grades of the school, on Monday, children at this time because participate in the food shower ihe Young Peoples’ Club at the pert, Ray Elsenbart, and Alvin Mass in the vestibule. All the Dec. 21, at 8 p.m. Tickets will the hall will be too crowded on Sunday, :Dec. 20. Skate Bowl in Burlington Sun­ Menke; Band 2, Mmes. Joe Cure, women of the PTA are asked to Joe Hoffman, Matt Zrubek. and not be sold In advance. The ad­ on Monday night. The fall convert class was con- day. Dec. 20. bake at least one item or donate mission price of SO cents is to There will be no classes on At the December meeting of Ervin W olf; and Band 3, Mmes. money of equal value. Boxes and be paid at the door. The money Tuesday morning. Dec. 22. Chil­ Ihe Altar and Rotary Society, Lester Vinduska, Lawrence envelopes will be furnished by realized from this play will be dren, wearing party clothing, the election of officers took place Weingardt, Ambrose Liebl, and the PTA. with the following being elected Walt Meyers. used to buy some blackout cur- will come to school and assem­ If anyone is unable to bring to serve for the coming year: Father Paul Slattery of Bur­ ble in their respective class­ Mrs. John Lobmeyer, president; lington will exchange confes­ Cubs at Presentation rooms by 12:30. At 12:45, they her baked goods to Assump­ Mrs. Vay Kordes, vice president; sionals with Father Edward will go to the gym to sing tion Church, the room mother Mrs. Frank Liebl, recording sec- Dinan on Saturday. Dec. 16. Will Fill Food Basket Christmas carols. Santa will be chairman in her area will gladly there, and the exchange gifts (Presentation of Our Lady pick it up Saturday. If . the For Funerals will be distributed. The children Parish, Denver) wilt then go back to their class­ women of the parish wish to Cub Scouts Plan Party Pack 373 of the Boy Scouts D ev o tio n A 'erer Demands Extravagance rooms, where room mothers will donate any baked goods the PTA (SL Catherine’s Parish, Denver) dozen cookies. of America will meet on Friday, have prepared their Christmas The sixth grade campfire Dec. 18, in the school ball. The Cub Pack 155 will bold iU party. Seventh and eighth grades girls will present a fashion boys will decorate a Cbristmas Christmas party Friday, Dec. will remain in the gym for their show at a Christmas party for tree with ornaments they them­ 18. at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria. festivities. Room mothers are their parents Thunday, Dec. selves have made, under the 14 Years of Quality S erv ice T h « e m il be entertainment asked to be at school by 12:30 17, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. supervision of the various den GIVE A RELIGIOUS GIFT ' and exchange of gifts. Each p.m. Christmas vacation, be­ SI Gerald Villano. Clothes dis­ mothers and leaders. The pack family is reminded to bring one ginning at 3 p.m. on Dec. 22, That Expregxes the T rue .Yfeaiiiug o f C h r i n t m a s played will be those that the will fill a food basket for some wilt extend until Jan. 3, inclu­ girls have made themselves. needy family for Christmas. The F o r Y o u r ffom e - V o iir C hurcli - V o tir P a s t o r sive. January pack meeting will be Your Friends Thomas Coursey, L arry The Christmas party for the Schamberger. Robert Di PiUa, held at Newlon Elementary Cub Scouts and their parents Joseph Stucka, David Welch, School. Fourth Avenue and L e i b m a n , TeB o c k h o r ST G C o. will be held Friday. Dec. 18. at Complete Line of « and Robert Gehauf, all of Troop Vrain Street, on the last Fri­ 7:30 p.m. in the school hall. 155, appeared before the board day of the month. Daily and Sunday of review for the Archdiocesan Missals M W U U t C C . A U l U Catholic Scouting Cwunittee ST. JOSEPH • Sunday, Dec. 13- They all 1,100 Eat Thirteen Miles MARYKNOLL • NEW passed their test and on Feb. 7 1 8 9 7 MARIAN • ST. MARY'S they will receive the Ad Altare Of Spaghetti at Parish Dei Cross. FATHER USANCE • (Blessed Sacrament Parish, Name Society on Saturday. Dec. Troop 155 is planning a ST. ANDREW Denver) 12. Christmas party, Tuesday, Dec. Thirteen and six-tenths miles Before opening the dining 22, at 7:30 p.m. The boys' fam­ of spaghetti was served to 1,100 room to the public, the 15 sisters Crucifixes ilies are invited. The boys will persons at the dinner sponsored from B less^ Sacrament Con­ entertain with Christmas carols Sick Call Sets IB S3 by the Blessed Sacrament Holy vent. as well as Monsignor Har­ and refreshments wiU be tar­ old Campbell, and tbe two as­ nished by the parents’ auxiliary. sistants, Father Antone Borer, Madonnas There will also be an exchange S.M.B., and Father Michael of gifts. Hummel Figurines Notre Dame HNS Walshk were dinner guests of NATIVITY SCENES 922 6AS » aECTAIC b id s . Two new members of Troop the HNS. 155 are Raymond Marine and CO.MPLETE OR INDIVIDL.AL PIECES J ntNeMAaeil TAber 5-0241 Sets Games Party At the end of the evening, Plaques Patrick Mershon. the trip for two to the Rose Stables— $3.75, $4.95, $6.95 Calendars (Notre Dame Parlab, Denver) Bow] Game on New Year’s Day 20-Piece Rubber Crib Set—$9.95 The men of the Holy Name was presented to Sgt. Harry Society will sponsor a special Norwood, a veteran of 17 years' games party in the parish hall service, stationed at Fitzsim­ on Friday evening, Dec. 18, at mons Hospital. Sergeant Nor­ 8 o'clock. AH prizes awarded wood, a Denverite, is a graduate at this party will be turkeys or of Manual Training High School. complete turkey dinners. All A collection will be taken up are cordially invited and urged on Sunday, Dec. 21, following JOHN P . JJuL TnanLSte^ to attend. Communion at all tbe Masses, The women of the St. Monica to defray the cost of the floral SIXTEENTH AND WELTON— IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN DENVER Circle of the Altar ind Rosary decorations in the sanctuary in Society will entertain their tbe Christmas season. husbands at a Cbristmas dinner Two circle meetings are sched­ party on Sunday evening, Dec. uled for Friday, Dec. 16, at 1 DAUIDEN CO. 20. This party will be held in p.m.: St. Jude’s Circle in the Open Nights tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ home of Mrs. A. E. Smith and SL Norbert's Circle as guests CHURCH SUPPLIES AND RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Except Saturday seph McNulty. 2580 S. Wolff Street, and is scheduled to of Mrs. C. J. Parslow, with Mrs. Thru Dec. 23rd. begin at 6:45 p.m. (George Goodwin as co-bostess. STORE HOURS—MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8:30 to 5:30 Precious Blood Parish OPEN MONDAY EVENING TILL 8:30 P.M. USTKN TO THE “ .WE MARIA” HOUR Sets Children's Party EVERY SUNDAY— 7:30 TO 8:00 A.M. The high school reli^on class OVER STATION K.O.S.l. CO-SPONSORED BY DALEIDENS u p a t r e e (Most Precious Blood Parish, Denver) will meet Monday. Dec- 21, from over his fift? Friday, Dec. 18. is the night 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the parish 1120*22 Broadway KE. 4-8233 of the children's Christmas hall. 0 c o m e dotrn . . party. It begins at 7:45 and Sunoay, Dec. 20, is family ends about 9 o'clock. There will Communion Sunday. c a l m d o t r n . . . be entertainment, singing of Catechism class will be held carols, and a visit from Santa Saturday, Dec. 10. as usual. Claus. He will have a stocking Children can make their Christ­ filled with goodies for each mas Confession this morning child. Chairmen and hosts are from 9:15 to 10:30. the officers of the Holy Nape A collection for flowers will Just give him w hat be w ants- and Altar Society in a joint be taken up after the Commun­ sponsorship project. ion of the Masses this Sunday. The Cub Scout pack of the Dec. 26. parish will entertain sparents in Sunday. Dec. 20, is the last the hall with a Christmas party opportunity to select and buy Thursday. Dec. 17. at 7:30 p.m. religious articles. ARROW W h ite S hirts Rangely Novena Begun (St. Ignatius’ Parish, Rangely) third Mass on Christmas day. A Christmas novena in prepa­ |8:30 a.m. fro m our holiday collection ration for the Feast of the I The Holy Name Men at their Nativity began on Wednesday, 'December meeting planned to Dec. 16 foUowing the Ro­ decorate trees for the sanctu- sary at 7:30 p.m. and will close [ary. Mmes. Frank Valora and each evening with Benediction [Georst Piering made the 80- of tbe Blessed Sacrament. Tbe ;mile trip to obtain the ever­ o f fla tte rin g co lla r styles novena will extend up to, and greens. include, Thunday, Dec. 24. The men are remodeling the church pews to enlarge Confessions will be heard the seating capacity before every night following the no- Christmas. vena devotions and on Christ­ The men have completed tbe mas Eve. also from 4:30 p.m. to in wash and w ear and remodeling of the garage into 5:30 p.m. and after the novena the parish hall. Those giving tbe devotions until 9 p.m. most time to this work were Christmas Masses are as fipl- j George Piering. Charles Hall, lows: Midnight Mass; second ^ and George Smith. Mass on Christmas day. 8 a.n^ re g u la r fa b rics. Dunbar Guardian Angela Jewelers Plans for Party y c u It's the sm a rt th in g to do ! (Guardian Angels' Parish, isgo Christmas savings c lu b \ Denver) C entral’s On Friday evening, Dec. 18. at Thousands of beautiful Five to eight foot 7:15. the annual Christinas party Save This Mceii OetThls Msth for the children of the parish trees have been purchased by the Central and will be w M kfy eerly Kill be held in the church hall. • WATCHES given free to each person opening an This party is sponsored jointly account this year. Far SO W tib Next OirisliMi by the Altar and Rosary So­ — HAMILTON You may open your account anytime... ciety and the Holy Name Men's — BENRUS .SO I2S.00 trees will be available for your selection on the Club. — MIDO west side of the Bears Stadium in the parking $1.00 $SO.OO The Christmas games party —CROTON Kill be held on Thursday. Dec. vea...frora December 7th through $2.00 $100.00 17. at 8 p m As a special at- December 24lh, 1959. • DIAMONDS $3.00 $150.00 Iraelion four turkeys K i l l be The lot will be open from 12:00 p.m. to given away as awards. 8:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 9:00 a.m. $5.00 $250.00 The Christmas tree lot spon­ • PEARL RINGS to 9:U0 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. $10.00 $500.00 sored by the parish and oper­ When you deposit a dollar or more in ated by the Holy Name Men's • LIGHTERS your Christmas Savings Account, you'll be given a Y«vr a hivnd SICCM Club is now open. A good selec­ — RONSON Ik * C*p*di luvnuu* receipt which entitles you to select your tree... bf ttitnl tion of trees is available. This! —ZIPPO Cerperali**. lot will be open every afternoon FREE...Come earlyl and evening until just before Christmas. Any church wishing, • CUFF LINKS Coma early• op«n art oeeot/nf... • CHASE D-VRT GORDON DOVER trees for their decorations may 0«t your Fftff Trasf n»n-wlll mtOJum sprud cellar Faverita non-wm cellar tty la— iutten dewn sett cellar with purchase them at a discount. with

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Christm as Program s in Archdiocese SIZE! SHAPE! REALNESS! ■*Tie tollowine programs hive OUR LADY OF CUALALUPE sinis Schmidt, and Mmea. Robert Bambino. Tradlllonal carols, CHURCH Sawyer. 3amaa Smkch. and Mina n io lr Director: Robert Kreutz. been received in time for the SMt Kalamalh Street Summere. Tenors, Fred Blxlar, Orcanlat: M rs. Richard Schumann. deadllDe r f this issue. The pro­ Kev, Stephen Untal, C.R., Aatictant Frmncla Campl>ell. Baiuc*. Helmut (Atr«n4»d fr»m $t. CnureH> Koch. Clno Ipoonettl, and John THORNTON grams for the other parUhea in Con{»Mlons; Thursday, 34 and 7 un- MoBafban. t HOLY CROSS CHURCH the arclidiocese snbmittiog ioAiC- tU all ar« beard. Choir Dlr^or: Vlrctnla Starr. Rev. Charles T. Jones, Pester Manes: Ukdolf ht Orgajlkat: Mr*. John SItlUan. Cnnfeulons: Tuesday, 44:30 and 7- matlon wilt appear in the Christ­ Other Maues: 8 iHlghi and 11 a.m. 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, 10:30-11:30 1960 mas issue. Tbe Junior Cbolr will slog In (he $T. JOSEPH'S CHURCH g.m., 44 ind 7-8:30 p.m. Thundiy, I o'clock Uasi. {Rtdtmptorlit) 3:30-ji;3D and 7-8:30 p.m, DENVER Midnight Mess Prognm: Preceding MS W. Sixth Av*nua Maun: Midnight, 6:43, 7, 6:30, 10 the Midnight Miss, the choir will Rev. victor E. Kreulitr, C.SS.S., iSolemm. and U:30 ajn. M m i r a l ALL SAINTS' CHURCH sing Noche De Paz (Silent Ntght). Pastor Mldnlgbt Miu Program: Carols be- 2559 S. BoiaUvArtf Tbe Senior Choir will ting the Confoaaiona: Tuesday, 4:304:30 and nning at 11:30 pm. Solemn Meu H«rUv J.C.O.. Masa In honor of St. Anthony of 7:304:30 p.m. Wodneeday, 4:30-8:30 at midnight. C.'onf««>Jon»: Wedn^tdAy and Thun- Padua by Rev. Ignatius Wllalns, and 7:304:30 p.m. Thursday. 34 Cbolr Director; James Dlelvorst. day. 44 and 7r9(^ p.m. O.F.M. Olfenory, Adeste Pldeles. and 7-9 pun. OrvanlAt: Kn. James Graan. MtSMa: MIdAlsht fSolemn), 4, 7, 8, Communion. 0 Esca Vlatorum Massn: Midnight. 4. 18. 11:30 u d 12:30. tnd 6:30 p.m. (Three Voleesl. During the Adora- Midnight Hass Program: Regina WESTMINSTER ■ W IDE ANGLE 23 TV MldiUgot Mus Progrwn: Carols and ttoB, following the Midnight Mau, Ma** by Pleiro Yon. Offtr* HOLY TRINITY CHURCH h.sixms beforo Maas by the eholr the Seolor Choir wIU sing Vimos lory, Adeste Fldeles, arranged• byb: 7190 Julian Strttl and du«U by Mr. and Mn. Jack Todot Abeten, Venid Pastorclllu, Novello, sung by bo]s' choir (newly Rov. Albert S. Puhl, Patlor StreeL Songs: SUaat Night, 0 UlUe and Angels We Have Heard on organized), f^rols before Midnight Confessions: Tuesday, 3:304 and Town of BelMehsni, Hark the Her­ High. Mass by boys' choir. 7:304:30 p.m. Wedheeday, 3:304 ald Angels Sing, First Noel, 0 Holy- Choir Director; David Ortiz. Other Masses: 5:30. 7, B. 9, 10 and and 7:304:30 p.m. Tbureday. 10-11:30 I N YOUR CHOICE OF MODERN OR TRADITIONAL FURNITURE '1 Night. Gesu Bambino, Angols We Ocganltt; Mr. Bernard, U:30 ajn. Girla' choir will sing In aju., 2:304 and 74:30 pjn. Have Heard on High, Hass: Our tho 6 o'clock Mast. Maues: Midnight, 6, 7. 8:18, 0:30. ■mel 1Lsdy of Mt. Cannfl■mel 1Lsdy by Anthony OUR LADY OF VISITATION Choir Director: Mrs. Karl Sedimayr. 10:45, 13 noon, and 5:30 pjn. Carols Jawelak. Offertory: Adeste Pldeles. 3WI W. Mth Avenue Organist: Mr. Robert Cavern. before Mass. Conununlon: Ave Yemen Corpus by Million of Holy Trinity Church Midnight Hau Program: Mau dedi­ CuUmani. Recessional: Joy to the Hass: B:30 (High). Hymns before $T. LEO THE CHEAT CHURCH cated to Fray Junlpero Serre by Clean, straight Daniah mod- T he c m r m u World by Handel. Mass, Angela We Have Heard on tn 19lh strut ’ Blggi. Offertory, Adeste Fidells. Other Masses: Hymns by the Chil­ High, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, Rev, Robert A. Banigen, Paitor Communion, Cor A m Legem Con- em lines create truly fine Model L24M31 X dren's Chotr; Mrs. Robert Adams, O Little Town of Bethlehem, and Confeaslons: Thuridey, 3:304:30 and tlnens. furniture in magnificent Director. SUent Night. High Mass: Mass in 6:30-9 p.m. Other Maues: Carola during all Choir Director: R. James Noose. hooor of SL Ans-Xieekle. Offer­ Masses: Midnight. S;30 and 11:30 ajn. Maucs. hand rubbed' genuine natu- ®"'y Organists: Mrs. Laura Brogan, Bar­ tory, Adeste Fidells. Communion, Midnight Hass Program; High Mass Choir Director: tVilllam McRree. Tal bara Brunner, and Roy J. Garrett. Cor Area Legem Continent. sung by adult choir. Organist; Sue Gavlto, Myrtle Hcllree, walnut, cherry and sierra onj)udg*i plan ANNUNCIATION CHURCH Choir Director aod Organist: Doris veneers. ~ AWEBK U il Humboldt Street SACRED HEART CHURCH Knopke. '■ 1 - Rev. Thomas P. Barry, Pastor 2740 Larimer Street STATE Confesstons: Wednesday, 3:30B and Rev. John E. Caiey, SJ., Piilor ST. PHILOMENA'S CHURCH 7:30.9 pjn. Ttaursday, 3:30-5 and ConfeselOBs: Tuesday, 9-12 sun.; 2820 E. 14th Avtnue Thursday, 34:30 and 7-9 p.m. BOULDER 7:30-9 p.m. Rt, Rev. Moniignor William M. SACRED HEART CHURCH Maasea: Midnight. S, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 Muses: H ld^ht (Solemn), 6, 7, 8, 9, 19:30 and 12 noon. Hipglnt, Pastor Rev. Edward J. Vellmer, O.S.B., and 10:45 ajn, ana 13 noon.- klonfetslotii: Wednesday, 3:304 and Pester Midnight Mass Program; Solemn Mldnlgbt Hass Program: Christmas Confessions: Wednesdey, 34:30 end Haas, Konnan’s Mlssa de Nativiuta Anthem by Carlyle Duncan before 7:304 p.m. Thursday, 3:304 and TVlfwiwI Masa. Kyrie, Sanctua, Benedictus, 7;30-9 p.m. 7-9 p.m. Thursday, 3-5:30 and 7-0 Masua: Midnight, 6, 7, 8:15, 9:30, 11, Other Hasses; 9:30 Hast, Mixed Agnus Dal from Misu Adeste Fidells by Carlo Roulnl: Gloria 12:15 and 5 p.m. Ma^s: Midnight, 6. 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, Chorus High Sehooli Soloist: Midnight Mau Program; Singing of 10:30 and 12:16. Sharon Jaerger, lyric soprano, and Credo from Hliw Rou Hys- Ui4 by Vito CamevalU Offertory, carols by cbolr and congregation Midnight... Hass Program: Salve Rt- Birthday of a King. 9:30 Masa, before Mas. Hlisa Noel by Carrol gina Mau by Carlo Rossini. Solo- grade acbool cbolr, SUent Night, Laeteotur Coell by Carlo Carturao. sung by male trio; Communion, Thomu Andrews. Propers arranged Isli, Carl Pinamant and Jamu Joy to the World, Adeste Pldeles, by Roulnl, Dies est Laetltlae (16th WUigtng. Adult choir. Angels We Have Heard on High. Ave Marla by Schubert; soloists, Dorothea Klug, Prank Gonules, century). Other Masses: 10:30 a.m., boys' choir. Choir Directors: Mrs. Ralph Moore, Other Masses: Special music at all Choir Director: Rev. Gngory Hud­ Sister Cecelia MsHe and Sister Wayne Hendrix. Charier Price, and James Frazier. Masses. son. O.S3. ■TheSHOItSmU Mary Loretta. Chotr Director: Mn, P. D. Horgan. Organbt: Mrs. Ruth RIebardf and Organists: Merle Smith, Loretta Choir Director: Junes Frazier. Claaaic lowboy with long, Organist: Wallace Kirby. Organists: Mlu Josephine Courtney, Mary PhUllps. M odel L(24M22 Merec end Nancy Goniales. Ifn. Ftlrick D. Horgan. Mrs. low sweeping lines, glows BLESSED SACRAMENT CHURCH ST. ANTHONY OP PADUA CHURCH ward Baumann, and Miss M. F, BRIGHTON with the lustre of richly only «no Montviaw Boulevard 3901 W. Ohio AvtnUB McGlone. ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH Rt. Rev. Monsisnor Harold V. Rev. Roy Flgllno, Pastor Rev. Robert E. Kekeiun, Puter grained genuine mahogany on budgal plan Campbell, Patter Confesatons; Children, in CCD ReU- ST. ROSE OF LIMA CHURCH Cenfeulons: £seh evening after no­ 1310 W. Nevada Place vena. Thuraday, 10-11 tjn,, and 2-5 Conteatioiu; Tuesday, 9:30-9: Wednes­ glon School on Saturday, 9:36 a.m.; or cherry finished veneers. a w e e k day, 3:304 and 7:30-9; Thursday, Wednesday, 10 a.m. Adults. Wednes­ Rev. Barry J, Wegan, Pastor and 7-9 pjn. 34 and 7:304:30 pmi. day and Thuraday. 44 and 7:30-9 Confeulcini: Wedneaday, 44:30 and MatMt: H h ^ b t (High), 6, 7. 9. 9, Masses: Midnight, 6:30, B, 9:30, 10:45 p.m. 7:304:30 p.m. Thursday, 3:40-5:30 10 (H lsh)^d 11:30 ajs. and 12 noon. Hasaes: Midnight (Solemn). 6:30. 8, 9, and 7:304 p.m. Midnight Mau Program: Proper by Midnight Hass Program: Carols pro- 10. 11 and 12 noon, No evening Maues: Midnight, Low Maues at 6, Tozer. Mess (la two parts) In honor trdlng Mass, 11:45, Utsu Giorlosa Mass on Christmas, S, 9, 10 sjn„ and 12 noon, of Nativity of Child Jesui by Dob- NOT JUST A BIG6ER PICTURE-BUT A BETTER PICTURE! by Vittsdlne, Men's Choir, Midnight Hsu Program: Tradlllocal .Midolght Mass Program: Carols pre­ belsteen. Chrlstmu carols before Other Masses: 6:30, Carols by Junior Christmas carols beginning at 11:30 ceding High Man at midnight. Mau. Newman Club; 6, High Hus, school p.m.; Mlssa Jesu Rex Pacts by Jo- Bcatus Vir In honor of St. Plus X, Other Haases: Men’s cbolr, under di- children; 9:30, CaF^ by faigb recUon of John St. Gormain, will seph Deichermaler; O ffertory, sung by Carlo ResstnI. OffeHory, • NEWI 282 sq. Inches— Almost lO^'i More Viewing Area • NEW! Lighted Channel Indicator! scb(»l girls; 10;4fLl2 noon, miwc Adeste■.d«...... Fidells; four-part mix^ Adeste Fldeles, Novello. Commun­ sing at 10 o'clock Mau. Chrlstmu by HUs Jane Knight. choir. ion, Gesu Bambino, Pietro A. Yon, carols will be played at Low Organtits: James EUemiUer and Dor Other Hasses: 10 a.m., Christmas Choir Director: Don Eckhsrdt. Mauu. • NEWI Convenient Top Front Controls! • N E W ! Tinted "Sealed-On” Safety GlassI olhy Rudely. hymns by Dr. Sobennskt and Ted Organist; Frances Carrlgan. Choir Director; Slater Doloru Ann. CURE d'ARS CHURCH ' Pruss; 11 and 12 o'clock Masses, Orgenbt: Mn. John Beals. • NEW! Full Range Bass/Treble Control! • NEW! Stereo Input Jack! 3050 Dahlia Street Mrs. Arthur Nlder, soloist. SUBURBAN BROADMOOR Rev. John N. Haley, Pastor Choir Director; Don Maher. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH *23^ Overall diagonal—282 ag. In viewing area. ' Conlesslons: Monday, after novena; Organlats; Dr. A1 Soberanskl and ARVADA Tueiday, 7:30-9 pjo.; Wednesday, Mn. WUliam Kelemin. SHRINE OF ST. ANNE Rev. Michael Harrington, Pester 3:304 and 7-9 pjD.; Thursday, 3:394 Choir Hembeils: Sopranos, Mmes. Al- 7555 Grant Fiscs Confeulons: Thunday, 44 and 74 and 74 p.m. den Delarm, Winston Churchill, Rev. James W. Risby, Pastor Masses:s: HidMidnight (Solemn), 8, 7, B, Adolph Mueller. Joseph Osphan, Confessions; Tuesday. 7:30-9 p.m. Maues: Mldnl^t, 7, 8:30, 10, 11 and 10 (Solemn) and 11:30 ajn. and Arthur Nlder; altos. Hmea. Wednesday, 3:304 and 7:30-9 p.m, 12. Midnight Man Program: Solemn Joe Slccardl, Roy Psngle, Jim Thursday, 3:304 and 7;30-9 p.m. Midnight Mau Program: Solemn Masa. Hen’s and Boyi' Cbolr sing- Caraghir, Angelo Bruno, Bob Maues: Midnight (^lemn), 6:30, 8, Mau. ing Adeste Ftdelca Mass by Carlorfe Evens, and Don Poteraen; tenon. 9, 10 (High), li:15 and 12:15. .No Other .Vaucs: Pountain, Colo., 9 and Roestnl: Chilalmu hymns starting Buzz Amato and Donald Petersen: evening Mau on Christmas. 11 a.m., Dec. 25. at 11:30 p,m. (Also program for bassos, Wayne Camper, James Me- Midnight Mau Program: Mau: Mlssa Choir Director: Mbs Grace FUzger- 10 sjn. Maas CHutstmu Day.) Lerao, Ted Pruss, and Lou San­ Solemnls by NI«Ia A. Hontanl. eld. Other Muses: (Hrla’ Choir will ling chez. Offertory: Adeste ndeles. Com­ Organist; Mlu Richeli Hatton. for 10 ajn. Solemn Hass, munion: Jesu Redemptor Omnium BROOMFIELD Chotr Dlrecton: Sister Carmenrila ST. CAJETAN'S CHURCH by C- Rossini, f^ecesslonal; TolUte and Mlu Bcverlyane MlUer. NATIVITY OF OUR LORO CHURCH 1154 Ninth Street Hosllas by C. St. Saenz. Trsdltlonsl 590 W. Third Avenue Organlsu; Mrs. Vlnctht Smith and Very Rev. John Ordinal, C.R., Pitier Christmas carols before High Mass. Mrs. Therese McDree. Other Maues: Traditional Christmas Rev. GaerM L. Welbel, Pastor ContessloBs: 24:30 p.m. and 7-10 pjo. music with soloists at each Low Confeulons: Tuesday, 4:30-5:30 and HOLY FAMILY CHURCH Midnight Mass: Mass In "F" In two Mau. High Mau will have repeti­ 7:304:30 p.m. W^nesday. 10:30- 4377 Utica Street voices by W. A. Leonard; Offer­ tion of Midnight Hau music. 11:30 ajn. and 4:304:30 and 7:30- Rev. Forrest H. Allen, Pastor tory, Adeste Fldeles. Chrlstmu Choir Director; B. A. Wlndholz. 8:30 pjB. Thursday, 3:304:30 and Conlesslons: Wednesday and Ttiure- csrola will be sung before and Organists: Carole LoUto and Patrids 7:30-9 p.m. day, 3:304:30 end 77104 after Mass. Wlndholz. Maues: Midnight, 8 and 9:30 a.m. Heaeea; Midnight, 5:45, 7. 8, 9. 10:15 Other Matsu: Christmas Day. 6:30, Midnight Mau Program: Carola be­ 11:15, 12:15/140 evenuzs Maae. 8:30, 10:30, 12:15 and 7 p.m. AURORA fore Mess; Mass of tho Shepherds Midnight Mess: Rose Hystice by Vito Choir Director: Magdalen 'TnijlUo. ST. THERESE'S CHURCH by Yon; Offertory: Adeste Fldeles. Camlvtli; Offertory, Laetentur Organist: Magdalen TnjjItlD. 1243 Kingston Street Other Massu: Tbe children will sing Ceell: Communion, Franck's Ptnls Rev. John J. Rcgen, Putor traditional carols at tbe 8 a.m. Aogeileus; Recesiional, Slog Glo­ 8T. DOMINIC'S CHURCH Confessions: Tnuisday, 34:30 and Mau; organ music wlU be played ria, Carols before Hus. 2905 Federal Boulevard 7:30-9 p.m. for the 9:30 aju. Mau. Other Haaeet: 8 o’clock, grade acbool Rev. W. P. Roney, O.P., Pester Choir Director: Diane Cukn. Masses: Midnight. 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, U-IS Organbt: Trudy Walih. choir sings carols; 9 o’clock, grade Confessions: Tuesdiy and Wednes­ a.m. and 12:15 p.m. No evening school choir, High Mass; 10:15. high Mau on Cbristmai Day. sctKxd choir. High Mass; 12:15, day, 3:304 and 7:30-9 p.m. Thurs­ BURLINGTON day, 34 p.m. Midnight Mus Prognm: Christmas ST. CATHERINE'S CHURCH carola by adult cbolr; 12:15, carols Masses: Midnight (Solemn). 5:30, hymns starting A 11:40 p.m.; Salve by adult choir. Rev. Paul Slaltery, Paater 7:90, 9, 10, 11 and 13 noon. No eve­ Regina Hau by Rev. Carlo Rossini. Confessions: 3, 7:30, 11:30 p.m, Thun­ Organlsta: Patricia Satterwblle and ning Hats on Chrlstmu Day. Offertory; Adeste Fldeles; soloist: Mrs. BUI Callahan. day. Midnight Uau Program: Hlasi Re­ Mrs. Uegltl. Communion, Gesu SIisscs: Midnight, 8 and 0:30 a.m. gina Pads In honor of St. Vincent Bambino; soloist: Bob Glt»n. Other MOTHER OF ODD CHURCH soloists: Mrs. Sonnleltner ind Mrs. 475 Logan Street Ferrer by Pietro Yon; Adeste Fi­ BRUSH delia, tndltlonal; 0 Bone Jetu, Rclnert. ST. MARY'S CHURCH Rev. PsuJ J, Reed, Pester Other Messes: Girls' choir will slog Confeialona: W ednesdey, 7:304; Palestrina; Ave Maria; 0 Holy Rev. Jamas L. Ahern, Paster A d m i r a l MODEL STR24M97 Night, Adam. The boys’ choir wiU hymns s( the 9 a.m. Mau. Confessions: Monday, Tuesday, Thunday, 44 and 7:304:30 pin. ting (^rtstmaa carola beginning at Choir Directors: R. L, GlUen and Masses: Mlilnl|ht. 6.6:30, 7. 7:30,8:30, Sister Anita Marie. Wednesday and Thursday evenings The Sovereign Stereophonic Theatre MODEL Y1002 9:30, 19:30 (Solemn), end 11:30. 11:30 p.m. from 7:30 to 0; Wednesdsy and A d m i r a l Other Masses: The gills’ chotr will Organist: Elbe Stutz. Thursday afternoons from 3:30 to Midnight K iu Prognm: Traditional sing carols at the 10 o'clock Maas. Combination TV-Stereo Phono-FM /AM Radio The Lucerne S j_ o o caniU fuisungOf half hour before Mass. GOLDEN 5:30. Blcsflns of ' crib et mldnlghL Mass Cbolr Diraetor; Adult choir, Mr. Rosa Maues: Midnight, 7 end 0:30 ajn. per week Vernon MlUer; boys’ and girls' ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH Midnight Mau Program: Adult choir of (he Holy Angels by sTarsh. Of- Sister Machoir, Mary Josita, Rev. Andrew E. Warwick, Pastor S 0 O O fertory, Adeste Fldeles. Reces­ will sing bllsu de Angells, KiTle On Super "20" Sterwphonic High Fidelity Gu Klldget Plan Organist: Mn. Dinlel Di Donato. Confeaslons: Tuesdays, 7-9 p.m. by J. A. Kerman. Offertory, Adeste sional. Aniela We Have Heard on Wednesday, 3-S and 7-0 p.m. Thurs­ Model Y1002—Genuine Mahogany Finiih Vaneer* High, Gregorian Propers. Fidells. Budget Plan ST. ELIZABETH'S CHURCH days, 34 and 74 p.m. Other Maues: 8:30 a.m. Cbrbtmu P e r W eek Other Heises; 7:30 end 6:30. Organ 1050 lllh Street . Maues; Midnight Mau. 7, 6, 10 and Modal YtOOO—Ganuin^ Fruitwood Finish Veneers music by Mrs. James Mooney In csrola by children’s choir, Rev. Berard A. Giblln, O.F.M., Pastor 11 ajn, Choir Director; Mrs. Alice Pongratx. 9:30 Hau; organ music by Hiss Midnight Mau Program: Singing of Msdelyn Hoveley at 11:30 Maui Confessions: Thursday, 3:304 and Christmas carols at 11:30 p.m. Ser­ Orgsnbt: Mrs. Alice Pongntz. organ and songs by Miss Carol 7:30-9 p.m. mon and announcementa at 11:45 Taylor at 10:30 Hass. Same pro­ Messes; Midnight, 6. 8. 9:15, 11 and CASCADE ADMIRAL THINMAN p.m. Midnight Mass at 12. Prelude, HOLY ROSARY CHAPEL gram u Midnight Hass, Solemn 12:19. Motel Pour Noel, Caron. Offertory, Msm, Mrs. Leonard A. Tangney, Midnight Masa Prognm: Procesalon Adeste Fldeles, J. Reeding. Com­ Mission of Sacred Heart, Organist: Mrs. Leonard A. Tangney. and blessing of the crib, 11:30 p.m. Celerade Springs munion, Transeamus, Schnabel. Hsu: 10 a.m. Christmas Diy. Carols ...... VIoUnlet; Hr . James Mooney it Mid- Fnncltcan Oratorio will uag:Tbe ung Choir will sing High Mau by tbe PORTABLE T V ______nlgbt Hess. 0 Come, 0 Come Emmanuel, An- during Msu. Rev. Dom Murray, O.S B. Organbt; Mrs. John Carey. gels We Have Heard on High, The Choir Director: Mrs. Mildred De­ NOTRE DAME CHURCH First Noel, Lo How a Rose E'er laney. COLORADO SPRINGS 2207 S, Zinobli Street Blooming, Holiest Night, Sleep Organbt: Mrs, Mildred Delaney. Rev. Joseph Koontz, Pastor Holy Bane, SUent Night, Maas; CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH ConfcHlooi: Tuesday, Wednesds Salve Regina. Offertory, Puer LAKEWOOD 3411 N. Cascade and Tbursdiy, 3:304:30 p.m. Chll Natus In Bethlehem. Communion, OUR LADY OF FATIMA CHURCH Rev. Anthony C. Elzl, Paster dnn's Confeiialons on Wednesday Adeste Fldeles. 10525 W. 23rd Place Confessions: Wednesdsy, 10-12 noon; and Thursday, 9:30-11 a.m. Choir Director: sister 51. Grace. Rev. Robert SyrIeneV. Pttler 4:304 and 7:30-9 p.m. Thursday. Mstsea: Midnight, 6, 7. 8:30, 10 and Organist; Sister M. Monica. Coflfeulons: At St. BeensdtUe's 4:3>l-6 and 7:30-9 p.m. Model 11:30 aJD. Church. Maues: Solemn High Mau at mid­ Midnight Mess Prognm; Christinas -ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST'S Maues: Chrlstmss Day. 8, 10 a.m. night; 7, 8, 9. 10 and U (High) a.m. PL17F41 CantsCaoiala ta Including O Holy Night, CHURCH .Midnight Mau Prognm: Before Midnight Hass: None. Mau, Silent Night, Holy Night, World'a Smartaat Angels We Have-- Heard on High, , . 2535 E. Seventh Avtnue Other Mas.

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Christmas trees— modern and nual party given by the admin­ that will add the angel-like at­ old-fashioned; angels in center- istration. fac­ mosphere to the dining room in ■ieces: greens lining the stair- ulty, and stu­ Machebeuf thb evening. ay by which the guests and dent body of Gretchen Schulte is chairman their hosts will enter the dining Loretto of the programs for the celebra­ room— all is in readiness for Heights for tion. The program carrie.s the some 1,000 persons who will friends of the dedication of the evening’s pro­ gather tonight at Machebeuf college. Char­ gram, as composed by Max Di- Debate Contest Winners Hall on the Loretto Heights lotte Blair, a Julio and Barry Lorie, to the campus to initiate the holiday junior, is gen­ late Sister Mary Norbert. There At Mt. Carmel Are Told festivities. eral chairman is also enclosed an explanation Annunciation. Mt. Carmel, and Genero of Machebeuf. Christmas vacation begins for o f arrange­ of the symbolism of the taper- St. Francis' won first places in Schools attending the meet ments. the Heights faculty and student ChthoH* BKIr lighting ceremony that is tradi­ the regular and novice debate were Annunciation, Machebeuf, In charge of tional at Loretto. Tbe meaning body tomorrow, Dec. 18, at 11 meeting on Dec. 12 at Mt. Car­ Cathedral, St. Francis’, Holy decorating Tile Hall in the Ad­ of the ceremony will be height­ mel. High School, Denver. Family, Holy Cross Abbey. ML a.m. Students will scatter to ministration Building is Ann ened this year by its inclusion In regular debate Diane Meek SL Gertrude's, Boulder, Regis, points as nearby as Englewood Cunningham. Decorating in in the song and recitative por­ and Roger Pierce of Annuncia­ MuHcn, and Mt. Carmel. Machebeuf Hall has been the and as distant as Hawaii for the tions of the pageant directed by tion won first-place ribbons on Frank Nichols, captain of the two-week vacation. work of Margene Ely and her Mr. DlJulio. the negative side, and on the af­ Fighting 69th, sodality unit at committee. Ann Fisch is the The junior and sophomore Jane Zengler is chairman of firmative. Patti Carlino and Kay Mt. Carmel, in response to Fa­ classes are in charge of the an­ leader for the table decorations invitations for the formal affair Capra of Mt. Carmel placed first. ther Conroy's call to prayer for in novice debate both first this evening. Special guests the Feast of the Immaculate honors were won by St. Francis^ Conception led the campaign­ number some 40 couples and a Affirmative winners were Patti ers in a renewal of their pledge number of clergy. Faculty wives Mueller and Kathleen Moore and on Dec. 15, the Octave of the and husbands are also on tbe negative first-place winners Immaculate Conception. All guest list. Kathy O'Brien is were Marilyn Beagley and Mary campaigners were urged to at- Linda PeacocL tgnd Mass and receive Holy chairman of plans for escorting Communion on the sixth and the guests. Other winners in regular de bate were: Second place affirma­ eighth of December. The mem­ TOYS HAD TO WAIT Kay Tourtelot has worked tive, Fred Hamel and Bob Lay- bers participated in a Living carefully with Sister Frances de den of Regis; third place affir­ Rosary on Dec. 7. CHILDREN of grades one, two, three, Dance” by Tschaikowsky, "LitUe Willie’s Drum," and “We Three Kings” by Hapkins. Chantal, faculty chairman of the mative, Jeanne Maher and Carol Tbe pledge taken by Fighting and four, Cathedral School, Denver, will Shown are, back row, Robert Spang, Timothy Christmas banquet, in plans for Joos o f Cathedral. 69ers at the suggestion of Fa­ present the operetta, The Tops Who Hod to Wait Prunk, Cassandra Romero, Joseph Villegas; mid­ seating and hosting. Cathy Tang- Second place negative was ther Conroy is; 1. 1 pledge my­ on Dec. 21 at 8 o’clock in Oscar Malo Hall. The dle row, Jessie Stevenson, Toni Borski, Sally ney is chairman of entertain­ won by Ronald Bruno and Eliza­ self to live and fight for the leading roles are played by Sally MacLeod, Mar­ MacLeod, Anthony Lucero; and front row, Fer­ ment. beth Mananino of ML Carmel, ideals of the Sixth and Ninth guerite Scena, and Anthony Lucero. Tbe grade school band, under tbe direction of Charles nando Bernal and .tulie MacLeod. The plan of sophomores work­ and third place by Jo Taylor and Commandments and. in partic Watts, will play the Christmas prologue, "Elfin ing with juniors on tbe Christ­ Colleen Francis of St. Francis'. ular, for more decency in word, mas banquet is an innovation at In the novice division second action, and dress; also to let Loretto this year. Seventy-three affirmative second place was others know where I stand in RANKED HIGHEST OF PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS such matters in tbe hope of lead The three ^ris. above are Street; Cariene Reischmann, 16, girls constitute tbe chorus that won by Steve Ballantine and Larry Lacerte of Holy Cross ing them to greater purity of part o f the 130 members o f the of 5210 S. Hickory Drive; and will sing the carols—some of Betty Ann Saya, 15, of 1485 S. them old; some of them as new Abbey, Canon City, and third life. Machebeuf Fourth in Forensic Meet all-girl chohr from St. Francis Winona Conrt. as 1959, being the original crea­ by Elizabeth Zarlengo and Ka 2. I hope to maintain the de Sales’ High School that en­ The choir is under the direc­ tion of Mr. DiJulio for this pro­ ren Metzger of Holy Family. Sec ideals of the Fighting 69th by Machebeuf High School, Den­ Hickey in pris' extemporaneous took third-place honors. tertained shoppers at the Cherry tion of Mrs. Jo Nokes Lasham. gram. Fifteen girls make up the ond negative ribbons went to cultivating a strong personal de­ ver, placed fourth among tbe speaking, Toro W olf and Mike Also entered were Janice Creek Shopping Center Dec. 12. It will sing at a special Christ­ verse choir that will carry some Larry Konty and Garry Hartman votion to the Sacred Heart of 23 schools participating in a Zimmerman in boys’ extempor­ Tolve and Molly Connors, Paula Left (0 right are Eileen Poefal- mas program at the school on of tbe text under the direction of Holy Cross Abbey and third Jesus and to tbe Immaculate speech meet at Trinidad Junior aneous speaking, Peggy Jay in Vennette and Karen Seal as var­ man, 13, of 2615 S. Clarkson Sunday, Dec. 20. c4 Mrs. Judith Wray. place to Margaret Batt and Joan Heart of Mary. College at Trinidad on Dec. 12. dramatics, Colleen Webber and sity teams, Marlene Smith and The speech dub under the di­ Carol ThibauU in humorous, Sharon Hanley as novice de­ rection of Frank Sferra was the Jenna Owen and Jim Landauer baters. highest rated of all the paroch­ in poetry. Irena Miles and Mary The speech dub held its first ial schools entered. Kay Hickey as a varsity debate elections during tbe past week. Receiving certificates for su­ team, Jane Flaherty and Cathy Michelle Lundborg was made perior ratings were Andrea Lowrey, Mike Zimmerman and president; Judy Roman, vice Si^Soua GifEETiNes Bahley and Mary Francis Me- Joan Foley, Karen Sebaeff and president; Mary Francis Mc- Closkey in varsity debate, An­ Karen McCartney, Judy Roman Closkey, secretary; Jane gela Etchepare in dramatic, and and Jim Landauer as novice de­ Flaherty, treasurer; Mary Kay Andrea Bahiay. in extempor­ bate teams. Hickey, assistant vice’ president. aneous speaking. Machebeuf also participated Machebeuf's first sodailsts Other entrants included Sue in the debate meet at Mt. Car­ were received by Monsignor Angelos and Mary Francis Mc- mel High School in Denver on Harold V. Campbell in a ce^ Closkey in original oratory, the same day. Novice debaters mony Dec. 8. The ceremonies Cathy Lowrey and Mary Kay Joan Genaro and Margaret Batt were perfum ed in Blessed Sac­ rament Church. Father Michael Walsh presented tbe sodalists in the name o f the moderators, Sis­ Glee Club From Academy ter Margaret Mary, Sister Ra­ mona Marie, and Sister Geor- geann. Appears on TV Program Benediction was held after the ceremony followed by h buf­ Along with South High School academy glee club will also visit fet supper and talent show in students, SL Mary's Academy several old folks' homes during the school cafeteria. girb became TV stars on Dec. the holidays. The Machebeuf "stained- 15 as the glee clubs sang The annual Christmas pro- glass” Nativity Scene was de­ for tbe lighting of the Christ­ grim for parents and friends signed by Mrs. William Brad­ mas decorations at Civic Center. will take place the evening of ley o f 2250 Birch, In the spirit of Christmas, tbe Dec. 18. Freshmen students will do readings from Woman Wropped in Silence by John 0ne-4cf Opera Lynch with the glee club, under Catfiedral’High the direction of William Elliott of Holy Family School, doing To Be Presented tbe choruses. Christmas Play The Mothers’ Club announced At St. Francis' the Christmas basket for the The St. Francis de Sales’ High sisters will be arranged by the School, Denver. Concert Choir Slated Dec. 18 following: Mrs. Frank Lan­ will present Amahl and the dauer, chairman; Mrs. George Night Visitors at the school The annual Christmas play Dunn, Mrs. Leonard Burch, Mrs. auditorium on Sunday, Dec. 20, presented by the speech and Frank Haraway, Mrs. B. T. Mc­ at 8 p.m. The public is invited. drama department o f Cathedral Mahon, and 1 ^ . John A. Mur- There will be no charge. phy. High School will be staged to­ The Gian-Carlo Menotti one- morrow evening, Dee. 18, at 8 St. Mary's volley ball team act opera is being directed and p.m. in Oscar Malo Hall, 1843 met Kent's team Dec. 10 at Kent produced by Mrs. Jo Noakes La- Logan Street, Denver. SebooL St. Mary’s was vic­ sham, the school’s director of This year's production. Let torious. music. Leading roles will be Us Adore Him, is under the taken by Robert Amundsen, direction of Helen Barrack, Carol Taylor, Gary Vogelsberg, head of the speech and drama Robert Burke, Denis Guerette, department. Those assisting Miss PTA Christmas and Dan Archuleta. The shep­ Barrack include Pete Kleff, stu­ herds' chorus is composed o f. dent director: Sister Jean Elea­ members of the choir. nor, chorus director: and Charles Preceding the opera will be Watts, band director. Party Planned a Christmas cantata, “A Christ­ A series of tableau scenes mas Blessing.” About 125 girls will be presented, followed by will be featured in this presen­ scenes from the Annunciation, At St. Francis' tation. Soloists include Eileen the Visitation, and the Nativity. Poehlman, Cariene Reischmann, 'The annual grade school PTA Main characters portrayed in Elizabeth Mullen, Florence Van- tbe tableau scenes include the Christmas party for the children of SL Francis de Sale? Grade Daren, Barbara Olsen, Susann Blessed Virgin Mary by Patricia Apple, Marilyn Wanamaker, School, Denver, will be held on Ammon, St. Elizabeth by Pat­ Mary Ann Sheridan, and Judy Tuesday, Dec. 22, starting at 1 ricia Spahn, the Angel Gabriel Lamed. by Margaret Paul, and St. Jo­ p.m. Santa Claus will visit all seph by Jack Gallagher. the rooms to distribute gifts. Portraying characters in tbe Grade sebool mothers are Heights Forms scenes from the Annundation, needed to volunteer for play­ the Visitation, and the Nativity ground supervision in January Campus Guides are Donna Beckmann as the and February. Notices will be Blessed Virgin, Mary Margaret sent home with the children Loretto Heights College has Verhulst as SL Elizabeth,' and asking each mother’s co-opera­ initiated the Loretto Key. Gary Baker as the Angel Gab­ tion in this project undertaken Campus Guides, a new organiza­ riel. by the grade school PTA for tbe tion whose members have tbe Accompanied by Alien Hobbs, first time this year. Those wish­ important function of acting as Cathedral organist, tbe mem­ ing to volunteer may call Mrs. official hostesses for the col­ bers of the chorus wilt sing James Cantrali, grade school lege. Key members are chosen Enjoy your faronle C/i|-is(ninj n i u n i r . sung hy church anil »choot clitiir$, numbers from "Fred Waring's PTA president, at PE. 3-7048. • from the freshman and sopho­ Workshop,” “ Gloria in Excel Members of the Altar and Ro more classes. sis,” and "From the Eastern sary Society and women of the Among the freehman members era e v e r y d a y — Decem ber 16th - 2tlh from 11:00 to 1:00 p.m . on our Mali. Maiy Auatln rrom Sterling, HI.; Mountain." parish will meet at 9 a.m. Fri­ Judy Bacon, Crystal Lake, oi.; Di­ Admission for the perform­ day, Dec. 18, to clean the church anne CabeU, Chappell. Neb.: Jean CayJor, □ Paso, Tex.: Carol Coenen, ance is 50 cents for adults and for Christmas. Luncheon will be Appleton, Wls.; Carol C ountrj^n, 25 cents for children. Tbe pub­ served to the workers in the as­ Garden City, N. Y.; Mary Creti- meyer, Iowa City, la.: Denna De lic is invited to attend. sembly room of the rectory. NIo. Denver: Judy Duebren, Shore- wood, WU.; Claire Edwards, Grossa .00 is the ward Polnte, Ulch.; Jane Farrell, Mil­ waukee, Wls.; Patricia Fitzgerald. LOWREY Groaae Polnte, Mich.; Carol fSirreT. S i . Louis, Mo.: Mary Hume, Sterling, Colo.: Judy Jones, St. LoiUi, Mo.; Mary Kay Kanou/f, Omaha, Neb.; Karen Kent, Chicago; JoAnn Korou- lit, RawUns,-Wyo.; Jane Lelweke. St. Louis; Yolanda Uaber, LarchmoDt, N. Y.: Joy Maiks, Chicago; Judy if Largest selling Mitchell, St. Louis; Susan Monek, Lake Forest, ni.: Pslricla Mullsne, Spinet Organ Okltboma Oiy; Mary HcMthn, ir Lowest priced Oklahoma a ty; Leanne Plaanl, Chi­ cago; Shirley Plvonka, Sterling, complete organ Colo.; Patricia Readey, Aurora, III,; ir Full percussion Yvonne VtgU, Denver; Mary Kay 'that's the ha^ik for m y m oney r Walsh. Englewood; and Jeanette all models Ward, Memphis. TeBn. Tbe sophomore members include ir Lowrey Organs .Nincy BsiUglla from Omafas, Nab.; from $995 Patty Berg, Panhandle, Tex.; Mary Connolly, Sioux City, la.; Judy Dlck- ih o t, W a u k e g a n , 111.; K a th le e n D u n - Come in— Listen to the Lowrey and dis­ Ing, La Canade, Calif.; Mary Flood. DEFTER V.S. NATIONAL cover for yourself why more people Englewood. Colo.; Lilly Harman, Chi- IrtiltMt Palos, Call/.; Sally Hughes, Chi­ .select I-owrey Spinet Organs than any b DENVER g. S. NATIONAL CENTER 17th and B r o a d w a y *1 Ov- cago; Jackie Jordan, Ijkewood, U n iv tn itT other make! Calif.: Camilla Kryxako, Winona, Minn.; Margaret Mahoney, Wheat zuo s. Ridge, Colo.; Sally and Sandra Hally, Cek. IM Denver; Patti O'Keefe, Moberly, » . ir m Joe Onofrio Music Co. Mo.; Paulette Seaman, Berwyn, III.; Carol Sruderl. River Forest, III.; and 1332 Broadway Cll. 4 1.^56 B"verly Tr>on, BH'lnss, M-nl. Thursday, Dee. 17,1959 OfRce, 938 Bannoetc Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4'4205 FACE NINE

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PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4-4205 Thuridsy, Dee. T7, 1959 Lucille Evans School . WOMEN ACCOUNTANTS TO MEET To Present Musicah Tht monthly meeting of the The featured speaker of the The Lucille Evans School of American Society of Women e\cning was Ivan Thomas, gen- Music will present an old-fash­ Accountants was held Tuesday, oral manager of the Centennial ioned Christmu musical Sun­ l>ec. 15. at the Denver Athletic Turf Club. His topic was "The day, Dec. 20, at 5:30 p.m. in tht Club at 6.30 p.m. American Recreation Dollar.” Community HaU, 13th and Union Street, Lakewood. Tht choir will bt composed of small children, teen-agers, and adults, all in costume. The public is in* vited to attend.

Larimer Street School This C liriaIm M Give FRUIT CAKES . . . lb., 96c t Will Hold Annual Party ORIENTAL Foncy C ookies...... lb. 1.25 The Larimer Street Vocational Gregory Alexander, 12, willj Assorted Christmos Cookies . . . doz. 30c up School will have ita annual sing. He will be accompanied 1 Christmu party Dec. 22, at by his mother, Mrs. Gilbert I GIFTS ^ Christmas S to lle n ...... 50c ond 75c 7:30 p.m. in the K bool, 2861 Alexander. { Stout Street. Denver. Second on (he program willi Picture* Pfvffl Pudding — Delicious Pies The party will be given by be a marimba-comedy a ct in! CFiineie Stafionerv And Many Other Goodits officers and trustees to the stu­ which two teen-age boys, Denny! dents and parents. A very fine and Smokey Kurtz, sons of Mr. Brass program is planned with Miss and Mrs. Robert E. Kurtz, will Teakwood Furniture Judy Zimmerman, 1504 S. Al- perform. Teakwood Stand* mnRV RnnE bi Choot^ From 21. Reservations may also be ver. will have its Christmu Women's Club Has Party made for husbands of the league party this evening, Dec. 17, at 8 o'clock in the home o f Mrs. o m i u Colorado Springs.—The Di­ girls of the eighth grade. In members. NATIONAL (117 IMT cetru »in v f Brehm, 2824 W olff StreeL GL. vine Redeemer Women's Club stead of an exchange of gifts, The year-end retreat has been each member brought a "baby canceled this year. The 1960 re­ S2933. Mothers of junior stu­ PANTS SHOP held its Christmas p a r t y dents are invited to attend. w»*k 0«r He«ni f Aju. t* * rac shower gift for Jesus.” to be treat schedule will soon appear MMdty Tim) FrWrr Wednesday evening, Dec. 0, in 65 So. Broadway made in layettes for the needy. and will be mailed to interested OpM Stturstf 9 AM. t * t 9M. the school cafeteria. Hostesses f6r the party were retreatants. Resigns From Council A short business meeting was Mable Aja, Betty Bueltel, Mary Reservations may be made On Human Relations held, followed by the recitation Kofler, June Paddon, Gloria with'M rs. Anne Muta, EM. 6- of the Joyful Mysteries, which Russel, and, Margaret Van Bib­ 9858, or with Mrs. Edward Gee- Mrs. Mary McLucai, executive Give Her the Finest .... were acted in pantomime by the ber. ger. FL 59800. secretary of the Denver CtKirdi- nating Council for Education ___ Give Her A Beautiful A Bift thot tht'll and Research in Human Rela­ rWh a ll hor llf i tions, announced her resigna­ PEARL r j w b W of itrltt. Stbet yovti tion at the delegates' meeting of nowl the council Dec. 14. Mrs. Mc- RING MQ95 531 SixteenHi Sfreef Lucu will join the staff of the I Wand up State Anti-Discrimination Com- Nowl . ... 25% OlKOuM an A ll miuion. OlaiBond a itifil CUNNINGHAM ATTENTION Jowelry BRIDES TO BE Christmas 1959 . . . o time Nstbiaa wUI 'd m i a»" 491^ Eut Colfax FL. 5-1435 Chank m an far yoar v«ddla( to reflect on the goodness tkaa oD« of Wofoor** Whilo AUb doth Rnoaon. hM dowa in men's hearts. And it's Iko abb for tko BHdal Party to tvalk oa, froa tko door to DON'T WAIT! time for us to express our tko altar. Vt ono Fm U rilioolt CoawlH CALL RIGHT NOW! ORDER YOUR heartfelt appreciation for Vi oHo at aaU • mat ntoObt of your patronage in the past. Aoaibkio oviy thrvock yoor o n local flortot ot rooaoaoUo coot. TURKEY CARL A. WAGNER MFC. CO.. INC. for Christmas “ ITe Kai*e ’em/ We Dre** ’em” The monogement ond em­ Corn and Milk fed for flavor. ployees at Altmon's toke Dressed Perfectly Clean— No Pin Feathers! this opportunity to bring you Dr. Jomes P. Gray FRESH! >OT FROZEX our sincere best wishes for a happy holiday season. OPTOMETRIST Moy 1960 brirtg you even HENS TOMS Eyes Examined Approx. 13 (0 16 lbs. Approx. 20 to 37 lbs. more hoppiness then 1959, Visual Care 5 9 " lb. 5 2 ^ 213 Colo. Bldg. 1615 Calif. SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS: Optn Tu*i., Dk . 22 and W*d., Ok . LIVING DOLLS AND OTHERWISE 23, fra m t A.m . 'I l l t p.iTi. 0|Hn «.in. ‘Ill 12 iiM n Thurt., 0«c. 24 DOLLS DISPLAYED ABOVE were day, Dec. 5, some 75 dolls that bad been dressed For Appointment Call; ! dressed by the Junior Catholic Daughters by the Junior Catholic Daughters were dis­ TA. 58883 Rids*e V aliev l*oiihrv and Juniorettes for distribution through the played at the clubhouse. This is an annual project j BE. 3-0757 5650 W. 39tfa Ave. BE. 3-0836 Santa Claus Shop. Junior officers reading, left of the ju n ion to gladen the heart of little girls ALSO AT ALTMANS IN BOULDER to right, are: Troop presidents Hiss Juliann who can secure the dolls at the Santa Cbus Shop. Dugger, Ann Wilmot, and Lannie Key, court In addition 25 outfits were made for the dolls presidents. Miss Sharon Prater, Miss Dorothy by the junion. Under the direction of Mrs. Esta FEATURING ONE Dandrow, and Linda Johnston; and juniorette Mae Marine, junior chairman, and assisted by presidents. Hiss Mary Ann Lehnen and Miss the mothers, games were plsyed and a gift ex­ HOUR DRY CLEANING Girarda McDonald. change followed. AT NO EXTRA CHARGE At the annual Christmas party held Satur­

SHOP AHEAD AND SAVE ON Guild Party Will Honor Regis Jesuits Dec. 20

HOLIDAY BUYS AT SAFEWAY The annual Chrisimas parly; Jfl.scph Libonati Choir of 60 (0 honor (he Jesuit Fathers and mixed voices offering Christ­ Brothers at Regis College will mas music. the be hosted by the Regis Guild on '”05finDRYCmm CRANBERRY SAUCE s 2 - 2 5 c Sunday evening, Dec. 20, at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Gerald W. Bann, presi­ Mothers' Club MINCE MEAT PIE Premium Quality. - I oz. pk|i;. 49c dent of the guild, bis extended YOUR PARISH ONE HOUR MARTINtZING an invitation to all members and their families to gather together BABY OREGON WALNUTS m. ee.io 35c Planning Ball CATHEDRAL HOLY TRIN in St. Anne's (Arvada) NOTRE DAME for this "most joyous meeting" North Cota Shopping ST. ANTHONY AND of the year and to renew ac­ 226 E. 13ih Ave. Cantar Arvada Square » s , n d larger quaintance by rejoicing in the At Mullen High n it No. Fotfaral ST. ROSE OF LIMA RUBY RED GRAPEFRUIT H«it H fatSUaS ta*at Wl I 3 lbs 25c Ban Kvuba, Mgr. Shopping Center Irv in g A great blessings of this ever­ The annual Christmas Ball, east QualItT Natbnal Harold Cleaves, Mgr. It OMa ta. at W . AUmetla growing and unique group. which is being sponsored by t a n Fw4 Hortrl) JIM HOBBIE. Mgr. artftds. Wall trtmmod. M. Lucero, Mgr. Short Shank, aouuirn the Mothers' Club of Mullen no axtra cooklns. Odn Plans for this year's party arc High .School. Ft. Logan, will be bo Mnrod cold or Haal- under the direction of Mmes. FULLY COOKED HAMS od through to Mrvo held in the high school gym. MOST STS. PETEli St. Bernadette and Fred Berger, chairman, and Friday evening. Dec. 18. HOLY FAMILY PRECIOUS BLOOD AND PAUL'S ^ . Timothy Cronin, co^hairman. Proceeds derived from (his St. Mory Magdalene They will be assisted by Mmes. 3Rlh & Sheridan ball will be given as a Christ­ Colo. Blvd. at Evans Small10 to 14 Ibi. Cec Hough. R J. Riorden. J. P. 7 3 9 3 W. t l t h A ve. Colfax at Pierce WHOLE HAMS m u gift to the brothers who John Landram, Mgr. lb Wtish. and'J. McCabe, and Miss Ted Martin. Mgr. staff Mullen, Lee O'Connor. -Mgr. Anthony Pocmich. Mgr. Anne Cronin- All alumni, parents, friends, Early indications are (bat the No center slices or portions and students of Mullen High FULL SHANK HALF committee has planned to make School are cordially invited to ST. MARY'S, U T T in O N removed. 5 to 7 lbs. lb this the outstanding Christmas attend, and make this the best ANNUNCIATION OUR LADY OF FATIMA party to date. No efforts are ball ever. ALL SOULS', ENGLEWOOD No renter slices or portions being spared in the planning to 3ltli A Downins 1 190 C an- Senior and sophomore stu­ 73 p. Belleview FULL BUn HALF removed. 5 to 7 lbs. cause nils to be delightful for all lb in attendance. j dents along with the mothers .Sam Glaspie, .Mgr. Bill Flynn, .Mgr. are now in (he process of selling Ray Belair. Mgr. Giffs Invired Only Safeway Gives You Both . . . A Lower Total Food Bill and Stomps tickets, which will cost $150 per (GOLD BOND). For Panfry couple. As is (he custom for many Tickets may be purchased by COLORADO SPRINGS years, members and guests are calling Mrs. Eilleen Egloff. PE invited to bring jams, jellies, 3-0682, or Mrs. Peg Sweeney and candies or homemade at SU. 1-3264- 317 SO. NEVADA goodies to (ill the pantry shelves Mesdames G. Shendan. W. 2320 E. PIAHE AVE. GOLF ACRES L l S A F E W A Y of the Regis community. Fariss. J. Rooney. William Wie- lYeney Johnson. Mgr. The modoritor, the Rev. W il­ der, Ed Egloff. R. Archambault. Food Bank Shopping Center SHOPPING CENTER liam Hauser. S J . has announced and Peg Sweeney are among Venetian Village . \ i l prires in ttii« a t i c

LINEN FOR MISSION CHURCHES DISPLAYED FOR THE FINEST CLEANING Over 200 Attend Archbishop's Guild Breakfast AND REPAIRING ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC RUGS More than 200 members at­ tended the annual Christmas breakfast of the Archbishop's NEW RUGS and CARPETS Guild, Denver. Mother Cabrint Circle, with 11 present, formed the largest group. The linen committee, Jessie Paaquate and Alice Gathercole, 2630 £. 3rd OE. 3-8840 or EA. 2-8361 reported about 950 pieces of al­ tar linen had been finished dur­ AIm Wall le Wall CUaaing bu tha Horn# ing the year and were displayed, These will be sent to mission churches in the archdiocese. 6th Ave. Rose DiLeo, layette chairman, OLIVER'S received 3,107 articles to be dis­ & tributed to the Ave Maria Clin­ ic, Infant of Prague Nursery, M a r io n Meat Market and Catholic Charities. Notre Dame Circle with 508 new and LEISURE OUTFIT “iV’rtv'ng Denver Since 292.1 With Qmliiy Menfs” used pieces bad the largest do­ nation but several other circles MRS JERRY COURSEY, 5101 E. Eastman, models CHOICE STEAKS - ROASTS Order gave more than 400 articles. a leisure outfit during the' second annual Denver Regis Fresh Ponllry t'lsh In addition to this the St Club Auxiliary Fashion Show in the Regis Student Center. More Christopher and S t Anne .Cir­ than 220 wives of Regis alumni attended the three-hour afternoon 9 PreltMloiul M m i C u lls rs la S a rrs Y au cles dressed 73 dolls for'^the Pk*B« PE. 3-46Z9 I3IZ E. 9Ui Ava. program Dec. 5. New winter fashions were furnished by Joseph’s Ampla Parklaf la Raar Santa Claus Shop. S t Theresa's Dress Shop, and furs from Dupler’s were also shown. Hours a a.m. lo < p.n. Circle made 128 rosaries to be given to the migratory workers through the Denver Deanery. Members have found that they Heights Alumnae Party are able to make rosaries at a cost of three cents each for ma­ Draws 300 Youngsters terial, and since there is a need DISPLAY AT BREAKFAST for rosaries, they have made The John Riordan family of A count on the bIggeA and : ADMIRING THE LINEN DISPLAY Gathercole, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, the Rt. them their principal project 817 S. Race is the winner of the next biggest families could not At the end of the breakfast membership in the Loretto at the Christmas breakfast of the Arch­ Rev. Monsignor GregeftV Smith, V.G.; Mrs. Eileen be too accurate with “ my Shar­ Conry, president of the guild, and Jessie Pas- Archbishop Vehr was presented Heights Swimming Pool given on's missing.” “my Bill's not bishop's Guild are, left to right, Miss Alice quale. with a set of TV trays and Mon­ away Sunday as a special prize signor Gregory Smith with an at die alumnae-sponsored chil­ here.” Eight-in-a-row, the oldest electric blanket. dren's Christmas party. 12 years, the youngest 18 Volunteers Sought months, was the lineup for Dr. Santa Maria Circle will have Kirs. Riordan is the former and Mrs. Philip Clarke- Tied By Friendly Visitors a buffet supper Dec. 18 in the Catherine Murphy, class of 1954. with the Clarkes are the Ed home of Alice Gathercole and Two children—one a year old Volunteers are needed to Mack Millers with Chip heading Virginia Robinson. come New Year's Day and a sec­ swell the ranks of the Volunteer the assembly line and Theresa Ida Shepherd wilt be the ond, age two— will enjoy their Friendly Visitors, members of Eileen with her 10-months rec­ hostess for the Christmas party membership In the wading pool, which make regular visits to ord unable to take her place yet of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart at least for a while. specified patients under the su­ in the standing line. Circle. More than 300 children re­ pervision of a nurse of the Via turned with their parents to Lo­ The members of Our Lady of Christmas carols, with empha­ iting Nurse Association of the retto Heights' Machebeuf Hall Perpetual Help Circle will meet sis on those the “ little" children Denver Area, Inc. Sunday afternoon for Christmas Dec. 17 at the Little Banquet The volunteers receive a two- stories, popcorn balls, punch, like best, were the contribution Cafe in Westminster for their of Doris Berg, Michol Pfarrer, hour period of orientation in­ cookies, and a visit from Santa. Christmas dinner, party. and Mary Theresa Solis accom struction before beginning a John C. Lederhos did the hon­ Ronald Potter, son cd Genevi panied by Sharon Luboch. The work that is not easy but cer­ ors in the red suit. tainly rewarding. Interested per­ eve Potter of Christ the King girls are present students at Lo­ Circle, is home on vacation. He retto. sons should call Mrs. Louise May Wedding Planned t ' i f l 2245 KEARNEY • Gaghagen, C E 4-6969; or Mrs. attends the Coast Guard Acad­ By Mary Lou De Julio The John Sweeney family Robert Bosworth, DU. 8-2119. emy at New London, Conn. have a new poodle, a second spe­ St. Bridget Circle will meet Announcement is made by cial prize, this one donated by Dec. 17 in the home of Louann Mr. and Mrs. Paul De Julio of Anderson's in Cherry Hills. Mrs. gift wrapping Kathryn L. McKinney Madden. Denver, of the Sweeney was Cece Collins. '47. Betrothal Announced Queen of Heaven Circle has engagement of canceled its December meeting their daughter Mr. and Mrs. David L. Mc­ because of other activities. Jo Mary Lou to GIFT SUGGESTIONS FROM SOUTH DENVER PET SHOP Kinney, 3808 Zun i, Denver, Belabratic of this group is leav­ Alan P.- Spran- announce the ing Dec. 19 to spend Christmas ger, son of ''A Gift for engagement of with her brother In Memphis, Mr. and Mrs. "A Pet for their daugh­ Tenn. E. M. Spanger A Pet" Fancy Cakes and Cookies in Attractive ter, Kathryn Most of the members of St. o f F e r g u s A Giff' Lynn McKin­ Thomas More’s Circle attended Fails, Minn. / *^Bring me a pet Iopct Boxes .. . Make Ideal Gifts ney, to Donald the Rosary for Margaret Greg­ Miss De Ju­ Singing (ia BOXES TO CHOOSE FROMJ J. Baldi, son of lio was gradu­ Bird Cages ory, who was a sister-in-law of M lu D« Julio / can talk to and J Mr. and Mrs. ated from Our Other Christmas Cookies..96<^ to ?1.44 per !h. Mary Lou Gregory of that circle. Canaries Tony Baldi, Queen of Angels Circle will Lady of Mt. Carmel High School. _____ p e rfo rm iorF / 3655 Kala- Her fiance was graduated from Cage PLUM PUDDING, HOLIDAY STOLIEN and meet Dec. 18 in the home of Baby math, Denver. Paula Little. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Roosevelt Park High School in Stands OTHER CHRISTMAS SPECIALTIES A s u m m e r Starbuck of this circle announce Fergus Falls. A May wedding is wedding jg Kathryn MeKInn.y the birth of their first daugh­ planned. Parokeets planned. The couple are both ter, and second child. Dana Ma­ Dog Beds Five kinds of Fruit Cokes... $1.10 lb. graduates of Ht. Carmel High rie, Dec. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Leon­ Virginia Orrino Weds Tropical School. ard Carlin also recently became and up . . . In fancy gift boxes moke parents of their first daughter Melvin D, Stillwell Fish Christmas w*ti and second child, Kathleen. Virginia M. Orrino, daughter te wonderful Christmas Gifts. St Anthony's Circle elected of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Orrino of Cockatiels Stockings W a ll CARPETS the following officers at its De­ Denver, and Melvin D. Stillwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Still­ Hamsters Room Size cember meeting held in the Catnip Toys BAKERY and Smaller RUGS home of Elizabeth Markey: Lo- well of Den-< Turtles Largtst M itctlont in lh« «lty. rean Aymami, president; Elea ver, recited nore Ottero, treasurer; Anne Dog Candy Finest Only'’ Furniture tUrhJr nuptial v o w s Moore, linen; and Mildred Pitch- before the Talking 0u«n MenStv ir^ WMiMdey Ivtnings ford, layette chairman. till S:30 P.M. R ev. William The members of Miraculous Mynas Bird Toys 4 FINE STORES E.M.W. Medal Circle recently enter­ K o o n t z in tained the members of Notre Notre Dame 66 $. Broadway 1530 Colorado Blvd. where cash talks Dame Circle at a coffee. Church, Den­ 753 S. Universitv 3rd & Josephine 2141 So. Broadway ver, Nov, 21. SUerman 4-2754 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heaton of HOLIDAY SPECIALS Notre Dame recently announced Given in mar­ the birth of their second and riage by her third children. 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Aurora Society Schedules Party —Video------Englewood Group Installs Officers 8610 3201 Tejoii The mothers are most grateful "GraUvUle Singe"—beautiful re­ s« n.e; Tha tollowlng «ra procremi tcticd- VIewtrt ere alerted to the fol­ cording (Audio fidelity 1830) — Also — uled during tha earning wMk on to the members of the' parish for lowing fllm t to ba Men on televi­ "Cerate"—eunf by Herto Laoze Christmas Tree Center Denver and Calarodo Springi lU- sion in the Denver end Colorede the wonderful co-operation and (Victor LH-3029) Wide Selection — tla n t, Springs areas during the earning to the Altar and Rosary Society "Muele Boxee"-a gnel Chriel- I'.T ( '•'■.nil DENVER wdeli. They hove been eheeked m il collection, muele boxei and Reasonably Priced KOA-TV, ChenntI 4. ■gainst the Legion of Deeiney clas- for its most helpful assistance. Welch chorale (Vanguard 428) KRMA-TV lEducatlonal) Channel 4. sificalion, B Is oblaetlanable for Four troops of SL Louis' “Chrletmae Favorites" — Robert KLZTV, Charntl 7. all; C Is eondamnad. Movlas "net Maxwell, herplet (Uen 70061) -^GET MORE m i l k KBTV, Channel f. listed" here ere either In the A-1, Girl Scoots participated in "Joy to the W orld’’-R obert Shew Liquors COLORADO SMINOS unobicctlanebli for general pe*ron- the investiture held at St. Chorale, good buy at 91.9B (Cam­ K K T V . C h a n n e l 11. de n 448) lioiMnouoPs age cetegery, er ere In the A-2 Louis’ Church Dec. 13. The FOR THE WEEKENO/W K R O O -T V , C h a n n e l 13. group, unobleetieneble for adults. "Songe"-^(. Mary’s Semlnety, G ift Wrapaad KCSJ-TV. Channel S. Denver TV stations and channels Baltimore, Cboir iCreg. XCLP-li Beer - Wines , • • are KOA-TV |4|, KBTV (»|, and ~ Twae tbc Night Before Christ­ ON TV, RADIO KTVR (3). In CoJeraM Springs mas"—Fred W aiiag (Decce 1171) — Free Oefirerv— FRIDAY, DEC. II they ara KROO-TV 113), KKTV (If), wwmtiEiciEtEOgmEmCTtpwnigtE t:30—MM Telephone Hour -'Gltl and KCSJ-TV IS). f i n U g i o u A . of UuElc.” Chrlatmea profram wlUi Rosemary ClooBcy, LilUe Slsfen of FRIDAY, DEC. 1( fiA oqA jcunA . Peru. Leaoeo SUten, and Giorgio BURNING ARROWS, not listed I Tout (Channels 4 and 8). N il 14;1>-NATO Program: Christmas SATURDAY, DiC. I? On firuiu} music by the officers tad men of HELL’S OUTPOST, B, lands to con­ NATO headquarters In Norfolk, Va., done Immoral actions (13); THE KOA. Denver and the Naval Air Training Com­ PHILADELPHIA STORY. B. light mand Choir of PenMCola iKLZ treatment of marrlige in this K ith -! n R adiol. CATHOLIC HOUR— arlne Hepburn, Cary Grant him (III; Sundays, 9:3» e.m. V y SATURDAY. DEC. If TIGER IN THE SMOKE, not listed 13 neon—C hrlihnti Muiic: Music 1131 ASK ANO LEARN— Sentlliing ne« (Formerly Hummel’s) by Che Cathedral Bellringers, Fred tundavs, 19:20 p.m. Waring, Bomand Music Boxes SUNDAY, DEC. 30 THE CRIME AGAINST JOE, not ani different iKF.ML Radio). KOSI. Denver M ik a j ?:IIS—Christmai Music: SO-volce listed (13). I 11439 kc.) Delicaf^ssen-Cotering ^ choir of ihe Kunpholm School la M O N D A Y , D E C . 31 ' 'T tp E llh t AVE MARIA HOUR— I Stockholm, Sweden (KLZ Radio>. HOLE IN THE WALL, not listed I P » r i r - Sundays, 7:39 i.m . SUNDAY, DEC. 30 (9); SINS OF THE CHILDREN, not, FOR ^ OFFERS to Boast Turkeys and Bake Hams with ^ to e.m,—Cbritimas Cantata: Ben­ listed (III. jam in Brlllea's "St. Nlcliolaa" iChan- T U E S D A Y , D E C . 33 KFSC, Denver N!WYEU'S %A1I the Trimminw for CHRISTMAS. You M a y » ae) 71. PAWNEE, not listed (5). THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY— EVE II a.m.—Chrlsfophera: "Importance Bring Your Own Turkey, Ham, Roast, etc., to Be m WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13 Father Jemei Keller, MAL— '’DoRdag e* GIVE HIM A SWEATER of Teaching” with J. Carrol Nalsb SINGAPORE, B. reflecU accept- Mender through Friday, 13 and James Cagney (Channel 4).- tlM Stars" ^ Prepared if You Wish. abllity of divorce iSl: CHRISTMAS noon, Wools-Orlon-Mixtures. Pullovew I2:4S—Sacred Heart Pregrem; UV CONNECTICUT. B, light treat­ n SACRED HEART PROGRAM— and Cardigans in Many colors. % Catering for Any Occasion “ Jesuits Afield" series (Channel 11); m e n t o f m a rrte g e (41. on Channel 9, 1 p.m., ".New Ufe In (English)—Monday through Fri­ Crew or brat necks. Shawl Col­ —RECOMMENDED FILMS— day, 9 e.m. Current series: VftM M W t Our Specialty Christ" serifs, k ilft lars. Bulky knits and Shaggy 1:30—Madema BuHerfly: Puccini's Dee. II: ON BORROWED TIME, "Women's Role In Society" e PREPARED POODS TO TAKE OUT I opera w ltli Victoria De los Angeles A-3. excellent edeptstlon of the (Spanish)—Saturday, 7 ijn . 4M Ktn Knits. (KFML Radiol. stage play wtth Lionel Berrymore, O liM frw i ImparteB Cbetelitet end Delleeclet THE CHRISTOPHERS— T lM T rW k M ^ Men's Sizes $9 9 .5 0 S—A ir Ferae Academy Clierale: In Bobs W auon (111; NOW VOYAGER. S u n d a y, 7 e.m . t M V9M5 program of Christmai music (Chan­ A-3, Bette Davli (4). 7-CMnt Fti? Mff" 36 to -M O to CC ^ 811 East 7th Ave. KE. 4-1986 n e l 4). ■M 0 10—Or. Thomas Doe I ay: Dr. I FIGHTING FATHER DUNNE. A-I. ( 1 1 1 0 kc.) .Speriallsi'ng in the tfiings fie likes best Stay at the I Dooley, in a apeelal program, lellsiPat O'Brien a< the priest who es- AVE MARIA HOUR— ,of his medical work in Laos and Uabllshed a newsboya' home In St. i p,m . ‘other countries (Channel 9i, Louis (4> The MONDAY, DEC. 31 _ , I Dec. 32: SI.NCE YOU WENT KVOR, Colorado Springs ARGONAUT HOTEL 11:10 e.m.—Shewcese: "M y Fair AW AY, A-2, Joseph Cotton, Jennifer SACRED HEART PROGRAM— 2 Leeotiens OPEN L^dy" with original cast on Rich Jones <9l: SHOCKING HISS PIL­ Sundays, 9:15 e.m. rOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR Froemke program iKFHL Radio:. GRIM. A-1, Betty Gnble; fUmed In HOTEL EVES. BRIDGE PARTIES. DANCES AND 4:30—Shlrltr Templa Storybook: 1947, this h u a posthumous musical KCCN. Fort Carson PINNERS PHONE MAIN S-SIOI "Mother (kioae,'' repeat of last score by George Gershwin (9); A P ‘ 7 DENVER TILL 9 year's Christmas show with Miss SACRED HEART PROGRAM— KID FOR TWO FARTHINGS. A-I, S undays. S m u IK u I Bellreoni PrIvaU DInIni Room* Temple and her three children directed by Carol Reed, this is an iCbannels 9 and 131. 5701 L Colfax, DE. 3-3504 2700 S. Cole. Blvd., SK. 6-5721 excellent, touching film 14), KRAI, Craig IVQIVIIM 3— Christmas Music: Two hours of Dee. 13; BUGLE SOUNDS. A-I.; Usivenily Hills Skepplat Cesttr ■ B « ■ ■ a YuleUde music heard through Dec. Wallace Berry 'll). SACRED HEART PROGRAM— ' 24 at this lime iKFML Radio. Dee. 24: BELLS OP ST. MARY’S, Sundays, 11:10 e.m. akkJdiiikkkJM iidikkkkkkkk: the nete . . . , I1;IS—Christmas Music: Cornell A-1, Bing Crosby l9i; SHOP AROUND ' University Concert Choir In pm- THE CORNER, A-2. well done, hu­ KBOL, Bonlder . gram of Chrtslmai music by Ralph man drama with Margaret Sullivan, (leoo kc.) EL MATADOR RESTAURANT * Vaughn-WUllama iKLZ Radiol. Frank Morgan illi. I TUESDAY, DEC. II SACRED HEART PROGRAM— 29th & WELTON 7:30—Christmas Starllma: Leonard Monday through Seturdev, 4:15 1 Bernstein and the N. Y. PhUhar- eun. Current series: "Don't Featuring . . . moolc with Harlan Anderson and Jo­ Current Movies { Leu Your Confidence." seph N. Welch at host (Channel 4i. (Drop a letter or postcard to F o r R e a l * Southern Open Pit Barbecue 10:15—Christmas Music: Special Below are Legion ef Decency these stations, telling them you music iKF.ML-F.M Radloi. rolInQS of motion picture! cur- appreciate theu programs.) WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23 renttv sh(^ng In first-run Denver * Authentic Mexican Food 9—Wagon Train: 'The St. Nlcholss theolers Rating! of teemd-ntn Open dally 11:30-2 and 3 p.m. ( x m i p l f i c .S(ory" with W ard Bond (Channel 4i. and other films con be found In ^ ^ 9 'Ml 9 p.m. Sundays urving 9:15—Christmas Program: Lighting t in .NsTlonsL Section of the Rccis- 1- centlnueusly from 11:30 a.m. Dinners Prom 95* of the Christmas tree In Washlngtnn, T r*. Sleeping Comfort 'Ill 9 p.m, Clesod Mondays. D.C. (KLZ Radio). MAGNIFICENT 11:15—Christmas Music: Respighi's A-1, unoblectloneble for general PHONE CH 4-9797 "l-aud to the Natlvltv" (KLZ Radlo> patronage: A-3, unobleclloneble for THURSDAY, DEC. 14 adaltscents end adults; A-3, uneb- ENTERTAINMENT! aaaaaaaaaaaa 4— "Amahl end the Night Visitors": ieetlenable ler adults: 8, obiee- Nile's ennuil presenlstion of (he tlonable In pert; C, cendemned. Heootti one-act opera iChinnels 4 BIG FISHERMAN, A-1 GOOD SEATS RVRlLflBLE an d Si. ■'ORGY AND BE&, A-2 4:30—Silent Night: Drama of how HOUND DOG MAN. A-1 FOR ^ PERFORMANCES Ihe (radlUonal hymn "Silent Night" I.AST ANGRY HAN. A-I was composed by Franc Gniher BELOVED INFIDEL, B eOEOFFKXfWlbSRn (Channel lli. LI'L ABNER, B 7:30—Playheuse 90: 'The Silver FOUR-D MAN. A-2 tastes Whistle," adaptation of the Broad­ FOUR SKULLS OF JONATHAN way play with Eddie Albert (Chan­ D R A K E , A 4 nels 7 and 111. HORRORS OF THE BLACK MU­ 10:15—Christmas Program: Stoiy S E U M . B refreshing of "Silent Night" recorded In Aus­ HEADLESS GHOST. B tria by KFML’s D kk Stevens (KFML- SOLOMON AND SHEBA, B FM R sd io :. T H E LO V E R S , C 11:30—Christmas Program: Mrs. Jo MIRACLE OF THE HILLS. A-1 •N. L a sh a m d ire c ts th e S L F ra n c is JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF de Sales' High School, Denver, THE EARTH, A 1 choir in ssrr^ Chiislmas songs. STAGE PLAYS 11 midnight—Midnight Meu: Fa­ THE VISIT, Adult! ther Oaen McRugb of (he Denver Cathedral will be (he narrator of (he Mass to be celebrated by Arch­ bishop Urban J. Vehr in the Cathe­ MEN OF DENVER dral. The combined men's and boys' ____M W I i F f ______choir under the direction of Father Richard Hlester w ill sing (Channel YOU CAN DO 4). . T H E B I G 12 mldnlghj—M idnight Mass: From BETTER THAN Ihe .National Shrine of Ihe Immacu­ f l S H E R W U N late Conception In Washington, DC. YOl’ RE DOING ...Twg tre a rOf TWO.prrn 0. 0. 1. w

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SPORTSBy Hank R o z ie s BITS I Rangers ■ ■ Point for Strong Opponent ^|WbSMWWSA^%WMNW^WA%W.VVSVAV.%W' Two naiionally .prominent Catholic university basketball ■learos invaded the Rocky Mountain region In the past week Regis Five Will Be Challenged .and both left with wctories. The once-powerful University of :» n Francisco Dons visited the Hilltop to hand D.U.’s Pio­ neers their first loss of the season. The Dons' 68-62 win was Sieir first of the year. By Southwest Missouri Bears Notre Dane's Fightbg Irish, making the first visit of a Scheduled for an appearance against the Regis College quintet Saturday night, •Sonth Bend athletic squad to the region in 12 yean, over- lowered the Air Academy Falcons, 67-52. It was a case of Dec. 19, at 8:05 in the Auditorium Arena is one of the Rangers' top home-court op­ : ^ust too much size and heft as the Indianans added fuel to ponents of the 1959-60 cage season. —their argument for higher rankings in the national polls. The Rangers, now 2-2 for the season, will be going against the Southwest Mis­ ☆ ☆ ☆ souri state College Bears from' Regis' Raldcn continued their pre-season basketball suc­ Springfield. The B ;a», annually by outstanding performances un­ Statistics-wise Dick Hooger- cesses with a pair of wins over Alameda. 50-29, and Trinidad one of the top-ranked small col­ der pressure in his next two werf, Sullivan, and Jones rank Holy Trinity, 58-30. The Cathedral Blue Jays lost, 61-26, to lege aggregations in tl\e nation, outings. behind Boone and Stout in the College High of Greeley. wound up as NCAA college di­ Louis Stout. 64 forward, polnts-per-game parade with Holy Family’s Tigers under the new coach, Gerhard Elges, vision tournament finalists last hampered by fouls in his first Boone, Sullivan, and Ken Wil­ scored an overtime win, 44-38. over Colorado Academy. St. March. two games, broke loose for 21 liams holding down tbe three- Francis’ Gremlins, playing without the services of all-metro Regis College Coach Joe points and 16 rebounds In the four-five spots in rebound pro­ Bill Whalen, dropped a 57-43 decision to Denver Christian. Hall’s fledglings continued second Ram game, and 14 points duction behind Stout and Jones. Ray Libonati picked up the scoring chores with 30 points but their '‘find-a-freshman-a-game’’ and 12 rebounds against Pep­ Hoogerwerf tope the list in could muster too little outside help. program as they split a pair of perdine. He currently leads tbe field goal percentages with ☆ ☆ ☆ thrillers In week-end action. Rangers in rebounding (11.5 av­ 10 of 22 for a .455 average. Channel 4 opens the football bowl season Saturday at Regis etuoned Colorado erage) and is second in scoring Sullivan is second at .420 on 10:45 a.m. with a big one as Penn State and Alabama clash State University's Rams with (12.7 average). 8 of 17, and Boone stands in the new Liberty Bowl. Pro basketball between the Enicks a 61-56 overtime win in Den­ James Ray Jones, 6-6 cen­ third at .349 with 36 successes and Celtics is slated for 2 p.m. Boxing at 8 and bowling at ver Saturday, just one week to ter, is the third freshman to in 103 attempts. Because of 8:45 open the week the night before on Friday. to the day after the same find himself. He came up with the wide point spread in the Pro hoopsters hit the screen again Sunday at 12:15 with C.S.U. quintet had wrecked 11 big rebounds and seven first C.S.U. game the Rangers the Royals meetiog the Knicks. World championship golf the Rangers at Fort Collins, points against Pepperdine for rate almost 10 points behind featuring Fred Hawkins and Don Whitt begins at 2:30. 86-53. his best effort of the young the opponents in team points Two bowl games start the sports action on Channel 7 Pepperdine then gave the season. Be is second in re­ per game, 57.6 to 67.0. on Saturday. Lenoir Rhyne, NAJA small college champs, young Rangers a bitter lesson bounding with a lOJt average. meets Texas A. and I. in the Holiday Bowl at 10:30 a.m. THE L-O-N-G WAY AROUND in experience as they came from Dennis Boone, tbe Rangers’ Ciemson tackles T.C.U. in the Bluebonnet Bowl at 1:^0. On behind Monday night to squeeze veteran scoring star, hit 20, 29, Boone finished the evening with 22 points as Sunday video baseball pits the Cardinals against the Pitts­ REGIS COLLEGE’S two-time CathoUc out a 61-57 win in the fipal three 22, and 20 points, respectively, burgh Pirates. All-American Dennis Boone shows the the Rangers upset the highly favored Rams, minutes after trailing from the for a nifty 22.7 average, bis Winter-league basebaU on Channel 9 Saturday at 3:30 'will form which has helped him to better than a 21- 61-56, in an overtime Saturday. Other Regis opening minutes of the first best in four seasons at this point • be followed by golf at 5. Charley Goren on bridge is scheduled point average in 74 games is the .past four players are freshman starters Louis Stout (54) half. in the schedule. for 2:30 on Sunday. The regular Wednesday night fight will seasons as he drives past Colorado State Uni­ and Dean Sullivan (22). In each o f Regis' last three ‘‘One of our big jobs now be seen at 8. versity’s Chuck Newcomb for a layup. games the Rangers' have been is to bring all the loose ends W iftTHER able to produce another fresh­ together,” Hall commented Co/umbiern Squire man who makes the adjustment Tuesday.'"The overtime win Junior Parochial from high school to collegiate- against CB.U. convinced our Progrom Dec. 17 level basketball. kids they can do the Job, and Sullivon Gains our freshmen are finding Paul McCarthy, field repre­ Conference Set Starling Berth themselves one by one. We sentative of Colum bian In the first C.S.U. game. Dean know Boone is going to pro­ Squires division o f the su­ Junior Parochial League Sullivan, 6-1 freshman guard, duce, and now we’ve got to preme council of the Knights school athletic directors and earned a starting berth, then make our freshmen and soph­ «f Columbus, will be in Den- basketball coaches have an im­ showed be intends to keep it omores consistent.” &r. Thursday, Dec. 17. A portant date to convene this formal meeting is planned at Saturday, Dec. 19, exactly at 10 Silver All-American S p.m. in the Gold Room of o'clock in the morning in Our the Knights of Columbus Lady of Grace Parish hall lo­ Home, 1575 Grant, for the cated at 48th Avenue and Col {iurpose of advising inter- umbine. Football Honor Possible tsied councils in metropolitan Vital business to be trans Denver and environ^ regard- acted at the mandatory meeting Jhg formation of Columbian will include plans and schedul To Regis College Jesuit Jl^iuire groups. ing for the various parish var­ 'Tt.0 propristor pm nli c m ' s Southwest Denver CouncU . for dspandsbit dofsnst aqainii ^ sity and midget basketball Father Walter Harris. S.J.. Father Harris was the quar­ SE44 was the first in the area « tprinq rsirti, tuirxnor thewsrs, f«ll J squads which comprise the Jun­ an instructor in theology at terback. to form such a group. Institu­ ^ downpeurt, ond winfor iln i ond Regis College, Denver, has been Following graduation from tion of the circle will take ior Parochial League as con­ SAOW. Availablo in conventional nominated by St. Mary’s Col­ St. Mary's, Father Harris en­ , lUlace Dec. 27. cerns the 1959-60 hardwood ttv lx or wilti ilp-in linings, these season. lege in Califomla for Sports tered tbe Society of Jesus at coats ere designed he protect Post-season tournament ar­ illustrated magazine’s Silver Florissant, Mo. As a Jesuit the weerar in many different temperatures. An ideal gitt for ^ rangements and preliminary A n n iversary all-American while stationed at Creighton in gentlamen residing in these fickle Call a Award for 1959. Qualifications Omaha he coached the Creigh­ EVERY ONE A WILDCAT scheduling also will be covered clirrres. i J in this required conference. All are based on distinguished liv­ ton Prep football varsity and ZONE CAB CITY CHAMPIONS of the heavyweight weight grid title, the Wildcats proved so tough schools’ representatives again ing In the 25 years since col­ led his charges to a league » 19.95 ,. 39.95 * MAin 3-7171 league football competitioD were the St. on defense that only six points were scored are reminded of their serious lege graduation of a letlerman championship with the loss of CHEAPIR RATfS on the school's football team. only one game. Tbf eroertalor als* saacesl* Yen ^ Mary Magdalene Parish Wildcats shown above. against them through the entire season’s play. responsibilties to be present at t coma la ead vis— ner euriUedlea T 2.WAY RADIO CLEAN NEW CARS this meeting. ra lls c lis s , on, TIrta, tuTrai. Wafhlng, RAMBLER Ortailng, and St.am Claaning. 33rd and Holly Goodrich 4:30 p.m. Friday. Dec. 18. 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Capuchin Sister Mary Lo- ACKLIY, DUNCAN SR., Chlp- of Thomas J. Fltigerald; slater of Club, and Columbine Club, and Cath- JOSEPHINE MANCONE wa F«Us, Wit. He wis the hue- Thomas Corrldan o? Ireland; grand­ ollc Paramount Club, Requiem High Mass for Mra. Jo­ retto Francisco, a native of Den­ Snd of Ann S. Ackley; (alher o( mother of Pat. Karan, Shelia. Jerry, Surviving are hla wife, Eva; two sephine Cannela Mangone, 64, of Duiwin R. Ackley, Jr.: *1m lu rv lv e d Terry, and T im m y Fltigerald; sons, Kenneth J.. Aurora; and Ed­ 1925 W. 38th Avenue, was Offered ver, who served at the Sacred by one inndchUd. Requiem Hleh mother-in-law of Helen Werle Flu- ward M., Denver: four daughters, Dec. 12 In H t. Cermel Church. A^ Mats w u offered Dec. 12 in SL gerald. Requiem High Maaa ta be­ Mra. Mary Brail, Aurora; Urs. Helen raogementa were by Olinger Mortu­ H eart Children’s Home in Charles' Church. Chippewa Falls, ing offered Thursday, Dec. 17 in Konrad and Mrs. Rita Mulligan, a ry . Clarksburg. W. Va., died Dec. 7 Wla. Interment was alao In that city, St. Francis de Salea' Church. Inter­ Denver; and Donna Cuity, San Di­ Mrs. Mangone died Dee. 9 In her Boulevard Mortuary. ment Ht. Olivet. Htckethal-Noonan ego, Calif.; two brothers, Stephen home after a long ilineaa. at the age of 67. after devoting M o rtu a ry . and M artin Cuaty, Aurora; and three Bom July IS, 1894, in Fotenu, C U R T IS , S T A N L E Y A ., 52. 1045 sisters, Mrs. Lucille MUler, Brighton; Itely, abe cane to America at (he most of her life to caring for Broadway Boulevard. He was the KAMIONKA, JOHN J , 76. 62 AI- Margaret Cuaty, Aurora: and Mrs. age of 12 yaan with her parents cott street, form erly of Superior. He husband of Therese CurUa, £ngie. Msry Irwin, Denver. He la also au^ and settled in Denver. She attended orphaned ebUdren. was the father of Ruddiph A.. Den­ vlved by 25 grendcblMren. Deliver pubUc schools, and waa wood; (ather ol Isidore uurtls or ver; Joaepb and Robert of uelrou, merrled to Vincent Mangone In Mt. Sister Mary Loretto was one Ft. Wayne, lad., Carl Curtis, Albu­ Mich.; grandfather of Harvey Kami- MARIA FLORES Carmel Cburch In Denver on Sept. onka, Denver. Requiem Maas was Requiem Maas for Mra, Marta querque, N. Hex.; Arnold and Ray 28, 1813. o f the first postulants received offered Dec. 16 in SI. Rose of U m i Rita Flores, 85, Las Vegaa, N, Max., She wai as aunt of Mother H. into the congregation at Pueblo Curtis, both of Hawthorne. Calif.; Church. Interm ent LouiavUle. waa offered Dec. 11 Is Immaculate Benedetta of St. Frances Xavier Ca- Lorraine Lunnon and Dorothy Can. Conception Cburch there. Mrs. LOSASSO, ANDREW A., 65, 2200 brinl Academy, Burbank, Calif.; and in 1916. She went to Clarksburg trell, both of Denver, and Richard Fiores died Dec. 9 In SL Anthony's Mother Scholutlca of SL Frances W. 72nd Avenue. He waa the hus­ Hospital In Xa s Vegaa. in 1924, shortly after the Sacred Curtis, Englewood; son of M n. Con­ band of Rose Losaaao; father of Xavier Cabrlnl Hospital, Seattle, stance Curtis of Omaha, Neb.; Bore In Bernal, N. Hex., on March W ash. Heart ChUdren's Home was brother of Ben Curtis and Frances Leonard A. Losaaao, Los Angeles, 25, 1674, Mrs. Flores waa a resident Calif., and Elaine Beckwith, Denver; Survlvlqg are her husband: two established. Slobiewskl, both of OgaUala, Neb,; of Las Vegaa more than 40 years. sonA Gerald of Denver and Ralph Genevieve PolaU, Paxton, Neb.; brother of Mrs. Louise Smart, Mrs, She lived at 1014 12th Street She M aty Longo, Joseph, Hike, end Boxie of Rlveralde, Calif.; two daugbten, A Solemn Mass of Requiem Harry Curds and Verna Kiriatkow. waa a member of Immaculate Con­ Mn. Rosa ColaiennU, end Mn. Losaaao, all of Denver; clao survived ception Pariah, and Iha'Sodety of was offered in St. John’s Church, ski, both of Omaha, Neb.: also su^ by three grandchildren. Requiem Louise D, Bell, both of Denver; vlved by four grandchildren. Re­ the Sacred Heart. High Maas waa offered Dec. 16 in two brotbera. Salvatore and Rocco Clarksburg, on Dec. 10, with a quiem High Maaa was offered Dec. Surviving are three aona, Michael, Holy Trinity Omreh. Interment Ht. Labriola, both of Denver; elao sur­ 12 In St. Louis’ Church, Englewood. Joe, and Raymond, all of Las Vegaa, large gathering of priests, re­ Olivet, Boulevard Mortuary. vived by 12 grandcblidren and four Interment ML OliveL OUnger Mor N. Hex.; three daughter^ Mrs. Ro­ great-grandchildren. ligious, and laity in attendance. tu a ry . ORLUSKY, CHARLES J., 74, lOSO bert Blggers, Denver: Emily Ann NEW OFFICERS After the Mass, the body was Inca Street He was the huabtnd of Rorea orwaahlngton, D.C.; and Mrs. DELLA REIP8NYDER D IE R IN O E R , O L S A R „ 71, S77 Louisa Orluaky; father of Mrs. Har- Patrick UUbarri, Lea Vegaa. She la Requiem High Mass for Mn. ELECTED to lead the Altar and Ro­ Sweeney, Mrs. Lillian Stubblefield and Urs. taken to Ringwood, NJ., where Broadway, She was the slater of Mrs. Della Rclfsynder, 82, of 1241 One- :aret Stewart and Charles L. Or- also survived by 17 grandchUdren Edith Barry; standing, Mrs. Rita Flyim, Mra. Mary Boiker, Mrs. C. F. Simpson. uaky; alao survived by flve grand- and 14 great-grandchlldreo. dla Street, la being offered Tburaday, sary Society of St. Louis' Parish, Engle­ interment took place in the f Dec, 17 In SL James* Church. Inter­ chUdren. Requiem High Mesa waa MARGARET GREGORY Betty De Francis (retiring president), Honsignor cemetery of the mother-bouae of offered Dec. IS In St. Joseph’s ment w ill be In Ht. OUvet; emnge- wood, were, left to right, seated, Mrs. Peggy Requiem High Mass for Mrs. Mar­ menta by Boulevard Mortuary. Bernard J. Cullen, pastor, and Mrs. Ruby Clark. the Capuchin Sisters. ncy. Neb.; Arthur Llndbolra, Sho­ Church. Interment Mt. Olivet, Hac- garet P. Gregory, 42, of 450 S. Ca^ ketbal-Noonan Mortuary. Mrs. Relfaynder died Dee. 14, shone, W^o. Requiem High Maaa field Street, was offered Dec. 14 In Mother of God Cburch. Interment Bom In Iowa, she moved to Penn- For Life’s Sake—Don’t Drive was offend Dec. 11 In Holy Gboit PACHECO, SANDRA, 1144 26th C h u rc h , j Street. She waa the infant daugh­ waa in Ht. OUvet; arrangementa by aylvanle end ittended achool there. After Drinking. ter of Pete and ^phle Pacheco; Olinger Hortuaiy. She waa m arried to Charles A. Relf- 60 Attend Meeting in St. Philomena DORICH, ANOELINA, S9, 4499 De­ Mra. Gregory died Dec. 10. synder In Altoona, Pa., In 1904. They catur Street. Sba was the mother of sister of Helen Martinez, Carla, Joe, Junior, Dordy, Jimmy, Patsy, and Bom April 27, 1917, In Fargo, N. moved to Denver In 1910. Edward Dortch, Mrs. Maty Volk, and Dak., she waa the daughter of ^ e was a member of the St. Jo- (St. Pbllomena’s Parish, Tbe campaign to raise the been contacted on this pledge Mrs. Eva Greenwald, all of Denver; Terry Pecheco, aU of Denver; grand­ JERRY BREEN daughter of Fedelloa Cordova, Pu­ H. D. Paulson, editor of the news­ eph Guild and the Altar and Ro­ Denver) Sunday Offertory Collection drive are asked to get in touch slater of Vmcent and Matt Kanyer eblo; Sofia Pacheco, San Lula. Bless­ paper, “Fargo Foruin.’' sary Society at the C aU i^ral Parish. and Mrs. Helen Orbolt, all of Wash­ Mrs. Gregory attended St. Mary's D e n v e r. Mrs. Edward Hanifen enter­ closed officially last Saturday with Father James O’Grady, ington; also survived by three grand­ ing Dec. 16 in Secred Heart Cburch. Interment H t Olivet. College at South Bend, Ind., and Surviving are her husband; two night. Practically all the men S.S.C., at the rectory. Tbe pastor t Florist children. Requiem High Mess was the University of Minnesota, where dangbtera, Mra. Helen Kline, Kansas tained 60 members of the Altar POWELL, ALICE B., 50, 66 S. Mon­ o f the parish who worked on is interested in knowing what offered Dec. 16 in Holy Boaary ahe received her B.S. and law de- C t9, Mo.; and Slater Charles Marie, and Rosary Society at the an­ i 1004 15ih St. Church. Interment ML Olivet. OUn- roe Street She was the daughter of irees. She was employed by banks Denver; a son, Paul. St. Petenburi, the parish project attended parishioners can pledge weekly t Mrs. Edyth Powell: sister of R, E. ger Mortuary. :n New York and Washington from Fla.; a slater, Mrs. Kathryn Fox, A l­ nual Christmas party held in the victory buffet meeting. in order to plan his course ol J MAin 3-2279 (Gene) Powell; niece of Mrs. Alice 1945 until 1955 whan she was mar­ toona, Pa, Sbe la alao survived by F IT Z O E R A L O , M A R Y J „ 74, 6S4 S. Weber; couiio of Gretchen and Ethel Ail parishioners who have not action for 1960. Lincoln StreeU She wai the mother ried to Arthur C. Gregory, an at­ four grandchildren and four great­ her home Dec. 14. Refreshments ^ j Frances Weger, Requiem Mass was to rn e y . grandchildren. offered Dec. 12 In St. John the Surviving are her husband, a twin of fruit cake and eggnog were Evengellat’s Church, L. L. RUMMERFIELD slater, Mrs. Fred Koloucb, Twin Requiem Haas for Lawrence L. served by the officers; Mmes. FOR Y our S A N D O V A L , T H O M A S , S5, H oU y- Falls. Ida.; and another sister, Mrs. Rummerfleld, 75, of Pueblo, was of­ Mack Switzer, H. B. Fisher, R. wood, Calif. He waa the husband of John H. Bond of Fargo. N. Dak. fered Dec. 16 In Sacred Heart CHRISTMAS DAY EATING PLEASURE JACQUES BROS. Tbomaalta Sandoval; father of Anita Church, Pueblo. J. Rardoo, M. B. Vifquain, Julius V. Sandoval. Hollywood, Calif.; GEORGE HAEHN Requiem High Maas for Georga F. Rummerfleld, a druggist, died Dec. Conrad, John H. Meyer, E. B. One Block East of ML OUvat brother of Robert and Phillip San­ doval, Mra. Joe Garcia, and Mn. Haehn, 69, of 2314 Newport Street, 1 1 a t ho m e . Conway, and Miss Eva Walsh. On Weal 44lh waa offerm Dec. 16 in St. James* Bom Oct. 27, 1884. in Rockport, S lnea 1902 Joe TnOlllo, Denver; Mrs. Xavier Abenuturi and Mn. Joseph Ott, Cburch. Intennent was In Ht. Oli­ Mo., he attended public schools in Monsignor William M. Hig­ K i, TURKEYS t... 55c Uonumenta of DIarfnedon Pueblo; brother-in-law of Benjamin vet; arrangements by OUnger Mortu­ Missouri and waa graduated from gins entertained the women of 127W W. 44 Ava. HA. 4-nM a n d C lp U o D t o y a , Denver; Fred and a ry . Northwestern University In 1909. He Haehn died Dec. 13 in St. Joseph’s came to Colorado soon after gradu­ the parish with a review of! HEIV'S ...... lb. 60c Paul Montoya, Aguilar. Requiem Plesce Plice Your O rdrr on or Betore Monday, Dee. 21, 1959 Mess la being offered Thursday. Hospital after a long illness. a tio n . Chinstian Feasts and Customs j Dec. 17 in S t Dominic’s Church. In­ Bom In Grand Valley, Pe., on Jan. Known throughout Colorado, Wyo­ terment M t Olivet. 23, 1890, be waa educated In Grand ming, and New Mexico, he formerly by Father Weiacr. He also men-l Valley and YoungsvtUe, Pa., and owned and operated the Bayaud tioned the Christmas vigil of; _ DENVER POULTRY___ The job of constant vigilance STAJCAR, ANTHONY J., 52, 4776 married the former Frances Croujh Pharmacy In Denver. He retired four Grant Street He was the husband of July 2, 1913, In TIdloute, Pa. They yean ago and moved to Pueblo, fast and abstinence has been 6471 Federal Blvd. BA. 9-1559 Lillie H. Stajear; son of Mrs. Fran­ to protect that predous eyesight is an obligation of lived In Jamestown, N. Y., where Surviving are his wife, Helen, Den­ transferred to Dec. 23 begin-j ces Stajear, Dee Uolnea. la.; father Haehn was a molorman for the parents. For a life time of good eyesight your children of. Sharon, Duane, and David, all of ver; one daughter, Hn. Mary ning this year. ll’l Worik 1h« SSorl drive out Fedenl Id Cel Produce Streetcar Company then moved to Sebweno, Boulder; four sods, B en You KNOW 15 F8ESHI Denver; Andreole Stajear, Ft. Knox, Warren. Pa., In 1915, where he be­ need adequate light, eye treatment and correction when Ky.; GeraJd Stajear, ft. Hood, Tex.; and Leny, Tulsa. Okla.; Philip. San Girls Have Busy Season came a member of the poUce force. Francisco, Calif.; and Lewis, Phoe^ indicated. Have your children's eyes checked regularly. and Victor Stajear, Long Beach, He was Chief of Police for 27 years Calif.; brother of Anne, Victor, nix, Ariz.; two brotbera, Keith, Den­ The Girl Scouts and Brownies preceding retirement in I960. He ver; and Franh of Pueblo, Frank, Martin, Matt, and John Staj­ was then chief of guards at the of St. Philoroena’s have been ear, ail of Dea Holnea, la.; also sur­ G.G.G. Hfg. Co. In Wairen, and JOHN J. RYAN very busy this season. Troop M ack Johns Custom Tailors vived by several nieces and nephews. came to Denver In 1U6. He waa a member of Western Sla­ Requiem High Maaa for John Jo­ SWIGERT BROS. Haehn was a member of the Elks seph Ryan, M . of 1516 Grant Street, 1265, fourth grade Brownie, are 1S38 aroedwey KE. 449IS vonic Lodge and Brotherhood of Lodge In Warren, the Fraternal Or­ Railroad Trainmen. Requiem High la being offered Thursday, Dec. 17. making gifts for their mothers. der of Police of Pennsylvania and Intennent w ill be In Ht Olivet; ii^ 1550 Ccltfomto O p t O D l G t l 'i s t S 4-7651 Mass was offered Dec. 11 in Holy the, Pennaylvanla Chlefi of PoUce Troop 119, fifth graders, will be Rosary Church. Interment Ht, Oli­ rangementa by Boulevard Mortuary. CosscKks Suifs Clooks Association. Ryan died Dec. 13 in St. Joseph's Christmas caroling in the parish vet Boulevard Mortuity, Surviving are his wife, two daugh Hospital after a long lUnpas. during Christmas week, and Better Vitim Good Service VIOMAR, RONALD L., 860 S. Osage ters, Helen M. Haehn and Edna H. B o m O c t.. 16, 1BS9, in P itts fie ld , Street. He waa the infant son of M iller, both of Denver; two brothers, Maas., he attended Albany Business have spent many hours prac­ Cuslomed Tailored for Every Age At Rtyht Prieet Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Vidmar. Herbert Haehn. Sandy Lake, Pa,; College In Albany, N. Y. He came to ticing. Roman Cassocks starling at $69.50 Interment waa Dec. 10 In M t OItvet. and W illiam Haehn. Lakewood, N.Y. Denver in.lSSS and studied four GLASSES INDIVmUALLT STYLED Boulevard Mortuary. He is alao survived by four grand yean at the Weslmlntster Law Troop 1076, sixth graders, had Semi-Jesuil Cassocks starting at $79.50 WARD, HORACE V., 2405 WllUams c h ild re n . S chool. Street. Requiem Meta waa offered their Christmas party in the Cloaks— $97.50 LORETTA LEROY After 46 yean of service with the Dec. IS In Loyola Church, Interment PubUc Service Company of Colorado home of Theresa Dunn. Each M t. O U vet. ■ Requiem High Mass lor Mrs. Lor­ he retired In 1952. Ryan waa aecre- Henrietta Clothe— $125.00 JO H N C U 8 T Y etta G. LeRoy, 67, of 891 Cherry patrol presented a skit, in the tary of the Denver Hen’s Bowling Call Bob Hrukliu Requiem High Haas for John M. Street, waa offered Dec. 9 in Moat Association from 1928 to 1948. spirit of the season, in connec­ JOHN H. HUMPHREYS, Insurer Cuaty, 66, of 8731 E. 17tb Avenue, Precious Blood Cburch. Surviving are bis wife, Anna; two Aurora, was offered Dec. 16 In St. Mra. LeRoy died Dec. 6 at Pueblo. brothen. Michael. Boston, Mass.; tion with their Drama Badge. representing Therese'a Cburch, Aurora. Interm ent Bom Oct. 23, 1892, In Dubuque, and Richard of Denver. Refreshments were served and was In Mt. OUvet. la., ahe moved to Denver In 1926. THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO. Cuaty died Dec. 11 in hla home. She was m arried to Ralph H. LeRoy CHRIS VULETICH gifts were exchanged. Bom April 6. 1693, In Loveland, he In 1929. Requiem High Haas for Chris Vul- Troop 79, seventh graders, attended school in Ft. Collins. He Surviving are her husband; three etleh, 76, of 2270 Dexter Street, was M A 3-7111 lived most of hla Ufa In the Aurora daughters, M n. Mary Herbat, Hn. oftenO Dec. 18 In Blessed Sacrament has been helping with the PTA All Burial Insurance area. He waa a retired dairy farmer. Dorothy Slone, and Mn. Gnce Church. Interment was tn Mt. Oli­ card and wrapping sale. This He waa a member of the St. Then Remlng. atl of Denver; and six vet; arrangements by Olinger Mor­ Oner 25 Veari Experience in IFriting eae’a Holy Name Society, Golden Age grandchildren. tu a ry . troop has spent the year col­ Policies Accepted Sound f n t u r a n c a at Reatonable Ratei. I gtHEMlOtlEMtEMtWmCOTOroWMICiPCPEMtEltttlWtomMlOCMIMMlfj Vuletich died Dec. 8 at borne after lecting used Christmas cards s long Illness. and cutting them into gift tags. w Bom on Dec. 25, 1692. In DobrenJ, Dalmatia, Cxecho-Slovakii, be was These tags were strung and • FIRE • AUTO • LIFE married to tbe former Christine Fe- dei in Castle Rock in 1936 and lived packaged by the girls and have In Crested Butte and Gunnison be­ been offered for sale at the ISatk^al-Noim att i * HOSPITALIZATION fore coming to Denver in 1936. FLOWERS , A restaurant owner and tavern church before and after all tbe m i r^rator, Vuletich was a member Masses. The troop adopted a of St. Jacob's Lodge 12, C. F. U. needy family, whose Christmas Surviving art his wife; two sons, MA. 3-4006 HA. 9-7445 ,.J s Joseph and Chris, both of Denver; needs they will look after. one brother and a sllster In Yugo­ ArrongemenH and cenVtr slavia. He waa the grandfather of Confessions in preparation for WHERE COST HAS BEEN Joey and Danny Vuletich, both of Christmas will be h e a r d piaeei . . . Wreaths • D en ver, Wednesday of next week, from SECONDARY TO SERVICE FOR 3;30 to 6 in the afternoons, and Plants, Cut Flowers, and MORE THAN NAIF A CENTURY OF from 7:30 to 9 in the evenings Corsoges of all kinds. Requiem Mass both days. c h o ic e The Holy Name Men's Club All Reasonably Priced will meet Thursday, Dec. 17, for CiM omL CmuItAdJlM: their annual Christmas parly in Prompt Deliverr Is Offered for the school auditorium at 7:45 Sm Eupent Stindon, SK.-Treis.. A MemMi ol S)>. P el« in a P tv I't CAwch p.m. Football awards will be Flowsrt by Wir* Anywhara given to the boys who partici­ TWO Englewood Man pated in the numerous games this year. An accordionist, Har­ A Requiem High Mass' was lan Knudson. will provide spe­ VISTAL-r>OME Btb A tiiiftiir tkHk l*ck offered for Horace William cial entertainment. Crowfoot. 3040 S. Downing THE BEST IN LUGGAGE Street, in St. Louis’ Church. 61 A ll X InA Englewood, on Dec. 16. The •URM MtMam M. PaMiiM LO M R SHOP Rev. James L. Ludwig of San; a n •RGABWAY . RIVtieNS 4>flW 182 ST. PAUL DU 8-4019 Across from Cherry Creek Bank Diego, Calif., a brother of Mrs. M THg eXNTfR o r eCNVtR Crowfoot, celebrated the Mass. Officers of the Mass included the Very Rev. Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka, the Very Rev, Monsi­ Smart Danish gnor Bernard J. Cullen, pastor toCHICAGO! ■HIM K ivE i tN9M f i m eoNMOiaet of St. Louis' Parish; and the Rev. William J. Monahan. B e A h e a d l•Sttl>iM I till A m i fw i«S M iit tilt ^ttubeiMailH llilt Mr. Crowfoot was active in many parish activities. He as­ with Modern Tub Chai sisted his wife in her work with various organizations including the Parent-Teachers' Associa­ a p i t a tions and tbe Denver Deanery. Although suffering from can-^ new car cer, Mr, Crowfoot was an inspir-i ation to his fellow parishioners ONLY .95 as he faithfully attended Mass APITA am. also was present for the THE V ISTA -D Q M E 49 Monday night novenaa and the i Novena to the Miraculous Medal. ,o f the Blessed Virgin that wasi used car demerZEPHYR just completed in St. Louis' Par-' IV DENVER 4:00 PM • AR CHICAGO 9:00 AM ish. Mr. Crowfoot continued this 5.00 doirn, pliu tax A delightful, relaxing ovem ^ht trip to Chicago ia yours on) courageous display of faith upl 4 i p f r 4 the most eeneational train in the country. Reclining leg* 5.29 monthlj/, for 9 mo$. until the time of his death. reel coach eeats. . . roomettes, bedrooms, compartmentB Survivors in addition to his| or en suite rooma. You'll enjoy the com fort. . . wonderful wife, Barbara, are a son, John, service food . , . friendly hoepitality. . . o f thia great train. 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.-I PAGE FIFTEEN Thursday, Dee. 17, 1959 Office, 938 Bonneck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K eystone 4-4205

GOOD CLOTHES HEED NORTH DENVER CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS IN ARCHDIOCESE NOT BE EXPENSIVE Midnight Mau. Mask, Jeau Bam­ YUMA fContttiued From Page 6) KIOWA Oresniits; Maureen Kehoe end Mrs. ST. ANN'S CHURCH Rose Green. b in o . ST. JOHN'S CHURCH COLORADO SPRINOS L O V iL A N D Choir DlrKlors: Mrs. Robert W. THE MERCHANTS Rav. W altar Sleldle, Paster Rev. Clement V. Gallagher, P ulor OUR LADY OP OUAOALUPI Conlesilona: Before Miss. $T. JOHN THi EVANOILUT'I Cook. Sr,, and Mrs. BUI W lglngton. C H U R C K ■Masses: M id n ig h t. CHURCH Organlala: M ri. Robert W . Cook, Sr., Confeatlona: Wedneadty, 3:304:30 and 1W i, Cetlillt Other Masses; At Elbert. Colo,, at Rev, Prencis J. Ksppos, Pastor and H lu Sharon LcDonna, 7:304:30 p.m. Thunday, 3:304 and ENGLISH Rav. JaittM Preheni, C.*.,_ Patter 1 0 a.m . Confeulons; Wednesday,44 and 7:30- 7:304. and 10:30-11:30 p.m. Confeaalooa: 3:30.1 and 7-e p.m. Organist: Mrs. Merle Henry. 8:30 p.m. Thursday, 3:304:30 tnd SECURITY VILLAGE FORMALS Thuriday and one hour before 7-B p.m . HOLY FAMILY CHURCH Mtaaet: Midnight, 8 and 9 a.m. TAILORS 312 Morning SIdt Driv* and P a rlv Dref>M‘» M a m , LONGMONT Maues: 13 o’clock midnight tnd 6, Midnight M au Program: M au of (he INTERMOUNTAIN Mauea: H ldnlihl, 8 and 11 a.n. and ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST'S CHURCH 7, 9. 10:30 a.m. Rtv, Jotaph J. Labarer, Palter KXPERTLY CLEANED 8 p jn . . ^ Rev. M artin Arne, O.S.B., Paster Midnight M au Program; 11:30 p.m., Confeatlona; Tueaday, 44 and 7:304 Shepherdi, Pietro Yon; Chriatmaa 901 FIFTEENTH STREET ELEVATOR CO. M ldniiht Haaa Profrara: Caroti be­ Confessions: Thursday, 11 ajn. to tporopritlo carols and Nativity .m, W edneidty, 44 and 7:30-9 pjn. hymns IS minute* before Midnight fore Hlfh M iu. Choir will alna 4 p.m., and 6-9 p.m. Preeestion. M au In honor of St. fhunday, 34 and 7:304 p.m- M au; Offertory Motet, Resonet in Combine Quality and Style Hasi of St. AngeUi altar boyi wUl Denver — Lenemont — Hudeon Masses: Solemn Haas at 6 a.m. Christ- Basil, SI. John’s School Choir. M tu n ; Midnight (High), 6:», 8.9:30, Laudibui; Receulonal. Jeiu Sleep. sing Silent Night; Adoration of the tnaa catols before Mau. Proper of Choir Director: Slater M. Rlcbsrdlne. 1 1 a.m., and 12 noon. Choir Director; Mra. Max Harper. at Pricat You Can Afford Infant Oeiua. the Mau by Rossini. Man of the Midnight M au Program: Carola pro- Organlat: M n. Max Harper. FORT MORGAN MILLS Choir Director: Slater Mary Stephen. MANITOU IPRIN08 Inc. ChUd Jesus, WUklns. Resonet In reduig Midnight Man. Maai, Ra- Organist: Sister Mary Stephen. Laudlbut. Offertory, Gesu Bambino. OUR LADY OP PERPETUAL HELP demlftl Nof Domlne by Vito Ca^ Fort Moreen and Hlllroee, Colo. 8 a.m., tradlUobal hymns, boyi* CHURCH navaU (two parta), wom an'i chorua, COLORADO SPRINOS choir. 10IJD.. Sllsnt N lghl. A Child Mission Of Sacred Heart, Colersdo alto, aoprano. Menufecturen end SACRID HIART CHURCH Is Bom In Bethlehem. Traditional s p rin g s Choir Director Hra, Jack Kabat. Rev. Nkhelas J. Tanaskevic, OAt.l., O lilrlbuton Christmas m iulc w ill be played In Masses: Midnight and 8 t.m . Organlita: Mrs, Doylt Whitlow and P a s to r other Masses. Mra. John Oaterfelt. Confenlons; Thursday, 34 and 74:30 Midnight M au Program: Procession Neff Flower Shop Choir D irector Sister Servistls. tnd singing of carols preceding Clinllcn){er Fortified p jn , Organists: Sister Servistls, Patricia SILT '.Masses: Midnight, 6:30, 6, 10 and M a u . ruk Up £ Delhery Beiuprez, Daine Setlnman, and Choir Director M lu Francei Gra­ M illion of it. M aryi, Rifla Feed* 11:30 t j n . Wanda Cline, Confentons: One hour bafore all J. R. Stephenson W * GIv* Red Stim pi Midnight Haas Program; Proceiiton ham . Organist: Mrs. John Dean. Maaaei and 7:30 p.m. Thursday. | ] 1 :UI altar boyi and children LOUISVILLE Mauei; Midnight and 7 a.m. « ■ bearing on a golden pUlow a atatue ST. LOUIS' CHURCH N E W C A S T LE Midnight M au Program; Low Mau. FOR THE BEST of the Infant Jeaus. Slnslog of Rev. Harold O lonistr, O.S.B., Pastor PRECIOUS BLOOD CHURCH Choir Director; Mlu Donna Rat carols by the school boys’ choir, Confeulons: Thursday. 34 and 7-S S ch e rs g in . SELECTION OF Solemn Maas by adult choir, four- M iltlon of St, Mary's, Rifla p.m . Confeulons: One hour before Mau. Organlil: M lu Donna Ra« Scheragin. part Haas In "F” by J. C oneone. Maues: M idnight, 7, 8:30 and 10 a.m. Offertory: Tolllte Hostlas by C, St. Mass: 9 a.m. Midnight M au Program: Tbi Senior .Choir Director and Organist: Mrs. SOUTH BOULDER PLANTS, CUT THICK-CREAMY Saons. Chmr w ill sing before Mau, Silent Leland A. Crutchfield. SACRED HEART OP MARY CHURCK Choir Director: Mrs. Mary Savage. Night, Gruber; Gesu Bambino, Rtv, Baldwin Kiydoc, O .I.I., Patter Organist: Mias Hedelelnc Schaeffer. Yoo. Intrott, Gregorian. Mau In O A K C R EEK Confoaalona: 34 and 7:304:30 p.m., honor of St. Joseph, Marsh. Offer­ FLOWERS LUSCIOUS CENTRAL CITY ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH T h u n d a y . tory, Lactentur Coell, Tresch. Com­ Mission of Holy Name. Mauea; Midnight, a tnd ID am. $T. MARY'S OF THE ASSUMPTION munion. Gregorian. Receulonal, Staamboat Springs 1 CHURCH Shepherds at the Crib, Schublger. Mission of Idaho Springs Confeulons: Thursday, 3:304 and STEAMBOAT SPRINGS OS.B. The children's choir will HOLY NAME CHURCH TRY NEFPS Confessions: P rior to the Masses. sing Christmu hymns before and 10-11:30 p.m. I9i Mass: Midnight. Masses: M idnight Mask. S04 O a k S ire a l during the 7 t.m . Mau. Midnight M iu Program; Traditional Rav. Kannath Funk, Patter Organist: Sister M. Angel*- lymns at 11:65; Gregorian Mau. Confeuloof; Thuriday, 4:304 and Member Florist Telegraph Deltvery Assoeiatiort : « ■ CRIPPLE CREEK L E A D V I L li ST. PETER'S CHURCH Choir Director: Mrs. Guido Rottl. 7:304:30 p.m. AHNUNCIATION CHURCH •Mauea; Hldnlghl, 7, 8, 9 and 10 t.m . Rav. MIehaal Kavanaugh, Paster Rev. James B. Hamblin, Pastor Organist: H lu Beverly Lee. 75 S. Broadway PE. 3-2403 Mission of Our Lady of thi Woods' Midnight H au Program: Traditional Confeulons: Wednesday, 3:304 p.m. • PLATTEVILLi . c trw at ll:4S. Proper, arranged C h u rc h and 7:304 pjn. Thursday, 3:304 Masses: S a4U, ST. NICHOLAS' CHURCH from tho Gregorian by member* and 7:30-9 p.m. Altandad by Iht Rav. John of the partah mtialc club, Ordinary, H o g Mauea: Midnight (Solemn), 8:30, 8 W. Scannell polyphonic, by Anthony Jawelak. EVIROREEN a n d 1 0 a.m . Confeaalons: Wedneadty, 44 and 74 Othar Mataea; High Haw at 10, CHRIST THE KINO CHURCH Midnight Mau Program: M lsu Cor ■ I T 'l-n '« jrs- ■ Rav. Donald McMahon, Paster p.m. Thursday, 8-4 and 74 p.m, Choir Director: M n. Mary Beeve. Jasu by McGratbi Gloria and Credo Masses: Midnight tnd 9 a.m. Organist: Mra. M. L. Crawford. CoDfessloDi: Thursday, 44 and 7:30- from Mau Thy Kingdom Come, H 2 Coll 8:30 p.m . by Yon; Offertory, Gesu Bambino, Choir D irector Mrs. CeeUla Smits. Organist: M ^. Cecilia Smtta. STRATTON i . Masses: Mldnlgh^ 8 and 10 a.m. Yon; Tract, Transeamus, Schnabel; ST. CHARLES BORROMEO CHURCH : F Midnight Mass Program: Christmas oEiicEEiakcr’s Communion, Hodle, K orm in: recea- RIFLE Rav. Edward DInen, Patter i ARVADA DAIRY carols by the chlldren'e choir; slonai. 0 Holy Night, Adam-Gainet. Gregorian Ghent by the aduU ST. MARY'S CHURCH Confeatlona: Wedneadty, 74 p.ra. The choir w ill sing tradlUonal Rav. Edward Fraezkowski, Pastor c h o ir. Thuraday, 3:304 and 74 li-ni. G l. 5-4764 carola before Hsu. Confeulons: One hour before all the Organist: Mrs. Leonard Francis. Other Maues; Children’s choir of St. Mataea: Midnight and 7 a.m. DepartiiicEit Mary’s School will sing at the 8 Mauea and at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Midnight Hau Program; Carola at 11:45, High H an at midnight. FLAOLER e.m. M au (High), Gregorian music. MasMs: Midnight and 7 a.m. ^ : IT. MARY’S CHURCH Choir Directors: Sister Scholistics Midnight Mau Program: Proceulon Organlat: Slater H. Madeline. /'alronise These Rolinble and Friendly Firms Mission of Strsiton and Mrs. Norman Nivens. and bleating of Infant Jesus before Mass: S o'clock on Christmas Day, VICTOR WIXE AXD LIQI OnS ST. VICTOR'S CHURCH FORT LUPTON Rav. MIehaal Kavanaugh, P titor ^ 1 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED ST. WILLIAM'S CHURCH M illion of Our Lady of tha Weedi. Rev, Herbert Banigan, Pastor Woodland Perk ▼ Cold Beer— Mixes— Poj* CoDfeastons; Monday, 44 p.m. and Mau: 7:30 am, SATRIANO after novena, B:1S p.m. Tuesday, ENGLEWOOD "your Friendly Liquor Store” 44 and 74 p.m. Thursday, 34:30 WALDBN BROTHERS and 7:304 p m. ST. IGNATIUS’ CHURCH Heating Company Masses: M idnight. 7:30 and 9 a.m. MiMlen of Xrtmmling I LARGE SELECTION OF Midnight Mass Program: Mass of the Confeulons; Before M ui. Sarvleg Eellta EngifwoM laj ♦ JANITOR Shepherds. Offertory, Adeete Fi­ M au: 8:30 am. Denvtf Araa CHRISTMAS DECANTERS delia. Communion. Puer Nobis Nas- ♦ SERVICE citur. Carola before Haaa. Choir WELDONA Astborlaad Lannos Daalir FOR YOIK HOLIDAY NEEDS mambera are Jo Ann Schmidt, ST. FRANCIS OP ASSISI CHURCH Furoaea* tad Air Condltlaalnt ^ * Rug end Upholstery Gloria Kramer, June Camenga, (Mlulen of Bruih) NORTH DENVER LIQUOR STORE Charla Naah, Ellaabelh Naah, Joan Rev. James L. Ahtm , Puter Shampooing Gabel, Mary Brewatar, Tbereaa Confetalena: Tueaday and Wedsea- All Malsea Furaacat Wtdhalm, Jody Trujillo, and Dare- * Complete Home Call GL. 54723 for FREE DELIVERY dty evenings from 7:30 until fin- laatnUbd, Serrieed U ne to p e s . labed. and Repaired # Cleaning Edith and Carmine Lombardi, Prop, Other Hasses; Carols during 7:30 Hiaeee: 7:30 (High M aul a.m. Christ- and 9 o'clock Masses. m at Day, chUaren’a cholt. Floor Waxing and e m Federal Slvd. Choir Director. Everett Hogeiln. Choir Director: H n. Mary Brunelll. * Heating Organist: Everett Hogeiln. Organist: Mrs. Mary BnineUL ^ Polishing Oa lidcrtl It W ot 4llh Avi. Hurt ta Cm ir * Air Conditioning FORT MOROAN 5 * Waili ond Windows ST. HELENA'S CHURCH W IG G IN S * Sheet Metal Work 731 S te le OUR LADY OP LOURDES’ CHURCH T Woihed Rev. Herman J. Leite, Paster IMIulen of Bruihl Rev. Jtm ti L. Ahern, Putor Phone SU 1-4494 Confeulons: Tuesday, 3:30 and T:30 Trm Ckvckm Md £ttlm«tp ▼ EXPERT - DEPENDABLE p.m. Wednesday, 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. Confeulons: Thuraday. 10 t.m . until Dir Nlfht Sorrle* INSURED Thursday, 3 p.m. fin is h e d . 3890 South Jason CnU Vs tar Frae EiilmniM Midnight Higb Maas: New church. Mau: 8:45 a.m. C hriitm u Day. Let There Be Light .Midnight Hass Program: Chrlstmes Frank W atari, Prep. GL. S-6754 and C L 5-82B9 carms 11:30 p.m. Mass In "F," WOODLAND PARK 2836 W. 44lb Ava. ■All Throiisli The Year L e o n a rd , OUR LADY OP THE WOODS' Other Masses; Low Mess 8 a.m.. Dec, CHURCH 25. Low Maas 9:30 a.m. Dec. 25. Rtv. Michael Keveniugh, Pailor Choir Director: Frank Hummel. Confeialoni: Thursday, 44 p.m. Organist: M ri. Matthew Rodney. Mau: High Mau at Hldnleht. GLASS Bacon & Schramm This Christmas Midnight M au Program; Chlldren’t a i O H O I T O W N c h o ir. G ive .A OUR LADY OP LOURDES' CHURCH Choir Director £d Elbert. CO. Com^ailion Roofinfi Mission of Idihe Springs Tile Roofing Confesslans: Prior to tho Hisses. WRAY Moss: 8 ijn . ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH Roof Repairioff Lamp or Light Fixture Rav. Jotaph A. Kerb, Paifer MIRRORS ORAND LAKE Confculoni: Wednesday, 7:304:30 1317 OuTim flK< TA M23) 4020 Brlfhira Blvd. ST. ANNE'S CHURCH p.m. Thuraday, 3-5 and 7:304 pm ., IC«Hu *1 InU w trl Mission of Kremmling and 11-11:30 p.m. CH. 4-656S 1 ■ . Confessions; Before Mass. Maaau; M idnight tnd 10 a.m. See Our Larpie Aasortmenl of Masses: 11:30 aJD. Midnight M au Program; High Mau. 6RAND VALLEY YOUNG YULE SINGERS Mlau de Natlvitate by Koiman. Traditional Christmas hymns wUI C h r i s t m a s D ecorations M illion of St. M iry's, RIflo Confeaiions; One hour bofore Hass. FOUR OF THE PARTICIPANTS in the Christmas be euog before the M au and also Mau: 9 a.m. during the Low Hast at 10 t.m. ROSS HARDWARE Tree Li|:hU • Ornament* • Tinseii Choir Director and Organist: Hiss Cantata to be staged by the children of Our Lady of Other Masses; Low Mau and Bene­ Sandra Pontius. diction at 10 a.m. Strinpera • Standi - Nativity Scenes Lourdes school at Phipps Auditorium on Dec. 20 are pictured Choir Director: Mra. P. H. Shea. Open Nites Till 9 p.m. — Free Parkirg IDAHO SPRINOS here with Robert W. Knowles, one of the stage directors. The Organlat: Hra. R. Foltmer. ST. PAUL'S CHURCK Fixtures, E xtra Q lass Rev. Francis P. Petampa, Paster girls are. Irft to right, Christine Anderson. Kathy Ramage, Aleda 6420 E. Colfax at Monaco FL. 5-5330 Confe^oni: Thursday. 14 and 7:30-9 Mullen, and Celeste Sicner. THY H a ^; Midnight (High', 8 ajn Torthier Bow ls (L o w i. Midnight Mass Program: Prelude tradlUonal carols. Mass In “C,' Christmas Cantata Set J a U b iiL Charles Gounod. Credo, J. Schweit­ * FIUST GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. Lam ps and Shades zer. Offertory, Panis Angalicuf, C Frank. Communion. Adeete fidoles Gifts - Hardware • Paint "AeTTediteii Purveyors lo lAe Col/io/ie Clergy” V, NovoUo. Recesflonil, Silent By Pupils at Lourdes JANITORIAL & SANITARY SUPPLIES Free Q ift W rappings Nlghl, FiRbs Gruber. Glaas • Toys Choir Director; Justin A. Gtrgan. (Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, The meeting time of 8:15 wiil| 1421 • 16th Slreel — CH 4-8775 or CH 4-2598 OrgohlM: Mildred Weston. Pipe Threading Denver) be for this meeting only. Fea-| DENVER 2, COLORADO K R IM M L IN O Window Shades - Key ST. PITER'S CHURCH More than 200 boys and girls lured speaker is T. Raber Tay-j WASINGER'S W t RIC STORE Rev. Resis P. McOuIre, Pester Duplicating Confessions: Thursday, 7:30 and 11:30 of Our Lady of Lourdes School lor. one of the outstanding Cath Open Friday S: Monday Ere*. USE OCR LAYAWAY PLAN, p.m , will stage a special Christmas oiic laymen of the Archdiejeese FOR RELIABLE PLUMBING CALL .Salet, Repairs, Serrice and JFirin^f MaleriaU Masses: M idnight and 9 azn. 32 Broadway P£. 3-21U0 Midnight M au Program: High Mau. Cantata at Phipps Auditorium His talk will be followed by a .3156 West 38lh Ave. GLendale 5-8946 Chriatmaaita hymns duringdur Hassu. on Sunday, Dec. 20. at 8 p.m. question and answer period. Cboir______Directorector Grace I.Henenette. W. S. WHITE & SON. Store Hours (jrianltt: Mrs. Larry Plenl. Music for the performance will Mon., through Thun., 8 A.M.-6 P.M. Fri. 8 A.M.-B P.M. be supplied by 15 members of Extra fast service on emergency repairs, clogged sewers Saturday 8 A.M. to 6 PAI. the Denver Symphony Orches­ and drains. Automatic Water Heaters. Disposals, Water O h stq q ^ Sen’ices, Water Meters. Remodeling and Replacements. WE GIVE PIONEER STAMPS tra. Included in the perform-j Open Friday niehts till 8 P.M . ance will be the boys of Our PRINTING COMPANY 4452 Quitman St. Lady of Lourdes’ Boys’ Choir We nou) do offset Phones GL. 5-4438 GL. 5-1818 and the members of the special Printing speech classes at Our Lady of 1832 Curtis— KE 4-1393 I^urdes' School. Tickets for the Cantata are on sale for SI.50. The Child and Home Guid­ Electrical Controcting & Repairing ance Club will meet Thursday BOYS! GIRLSI evening, Dec. 17, at 8:15 o'clock. WALSH, GILL & SMITH i:a i i l j . STiioiniix*d ino senota SIGN UP TODAY FOI .Member National Electrical Contractors .\ss'n. Society Elects Est. 1S64 ■J: FRUIT 1178 Stout St. AC. 2-5733 New Officers Peter J. Walfh, .tfnnxfring Partner CAKES CHRISTMAS DRAWINQ 305 GUARANTY MAin 3-5314 BANK BLDG. DENVER MA. 3-0186 TRADITIONAL AT CHRISTMAS TIME At Englewood F. J. KIRCHHOF ★ ★ ★ (All Souls' Parish, Englewood) HEAR BETTER-emyw/iere O rd e r Y o u r Dinner Roll.s E a rly At the recent meefing of the Altar and Rosary Society, the Construction Co. D^n't B e Disappointed following officers were pre­ LIONEL ^ sented by the nominating com­ ★ ★ ★ ELECTRIC TRAIN SET mittee and elected to serve for BUILDERS OROER EARLY the year 1960. We Appreciate Your Patronage CHRI.ST.MA.S TREE COFFEE CAKE— MBEE Rosemary Heaver, president, A Chrialnias Drroralion They'll Love to Eall DOLL AND Kay O'Connor, vice presid,ent; 7(10 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo, ON ORDER ONLY 8 U UYCTTE Gertrude MacHendrie, treas­ Chrisimas Slolteii urer: Dorothy .Marks, recording Coffee Cake 60( secretary; Gladys Riiko, corre­ ‘•CRANE” Fourteen Boilei^^f* Our Own Special NOTHING * sponding secretary; and Lillian Sudden, loud noises are cut protects you from disturbing FRITT CAKE .]b. 1.19 TO BUY :Krapp. historian. down to enjoyable levels with noises and increases your under­ Afsorted Chrisimai- Cookies lb. 1.3S Following the election, the Sonolone's latest eyeglass bear­ standing. Worn with slim-trim JUST COME SEE 'officers were installed in their ing aid. This model has mar­ temples and your own eyeglass Knotts Berry Form Jams and Jellies respective offices by Mrs A. J, velous Automatic Volume Con­ fronts. Also available in "Tuck- Artzer, president of the Denver trol huill right in for the first A-Way” styles. For more infor­ In Christmos Gift Packages G ifts G aloi'e Deanery Council of Catholic time in any eyeglass hearing aid. mation on (his new way to hear Anrt) LuDut G«ods-Evani«g la Pan* Women. No matter where you go, AVC better, call, phone or write — Many Other Christmas Specialties by Bourjois - Eastinao Kodak Cafflcras The children of the sixth -leweiite Dtessar S«ls-8e(i)>ngtoa I grade class made their first pub- Speriatieins in Quatily P lu m b in g SMvers-Parker Pons-Srlvinit Rtsb SONOTONE s n d Heatins Repairs bulbs-SeMcii Shavtrs-Tmez Watches ' lie appearance before the group. -Williams Grit Sets-Wesicioz Clocks I Under the direction of Mrs. and Watches - and countless other James Martin they narrated and SLATTERY ■ondedul holiday giKs! O F D E N V E R WEISS BAKERY sang Christmas Carols. Three Stores to Serve You Drawing will be held "The True Meaning of Christ­ & COMPANY 1024 Teiinyann Si. — GL. .5-1937 here Dec. 24 mas" was the topic of a talk 100 Metropolitan Bldg:. TA. 5-1486 -58.50 . .58lli Vtp. — n.i. 4-1366 given by the pastor, the Rev Pliiniliing; ami llriiting FRANK MATHIS Omer V. Foxhoven. Since this SONOTONE OP COLORADO SPRINGS SONOTONg OF CR6BLtY rnntraclor* Lakeaide Onler — GE. .3-1703 was the Christmas meeting for JOHN J. CONNOR. PrMidvnI M J '-I P ik v t P tJ k A v G , M E . 4-3341 C redty Bldg., BLgtn 2443S DRUGGIST the group, each member con- ROBERT F. CONNOR. Vlu Preildtal 181 VALLEJO 9T. There Is No Substitute for Weiss Quolity Irihuteci a gift to be distributed R A .‘2-4685 — R.A. 2-4686 SH. 4-3181 6th Ave. at Marion .among the aged. PAGE SIXTEEN Office, 938 Banneek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 Thuri

(S(. John’s Pirlsb, Denver) ?rade junior sodalists were for the year 1959-1060. are Bev- The children of St. John’s Mrs. Burton H. Kinney is ill Reception of candidates and cuests at a reception in tho.erly Hall, prefect; Mary Swan- School will have individual in St. Joseph's Hospital. installation of officers into Ourllounge room of the church. json, vice prefect: Jeannie Chriatmaa parties in their rooms Mrs. Eugene Halvorsen wishes Udy's Sodality in SL John's The following candidates were Thompson, correspondins secre- on Friday, Dec. 18, with tboir to express her thanks to all who Parish WM held Dec. a .«eoted' Mareie Abdoo Maryi‘**^' Maguire, secre- own trees, Santas, and exchange Falher Robert Durrie. the “ “■‘gie AM oo, Mary donated used religious articles of gifts. moderator of the sodality, offi- ^M oo. Theresa Maguire. Mary ,„,s u re r. to the mission at Taos, N. Mex. On Dec. 23. the new Brownie ciated at the ceremony that con-.Swanson. Loretto O'Connell, 1 The sodality is now busy mak- The box will be in tbe vestibula troop will have its first'Cl^t- cluded with Benediction of the K*thy Rohan. Elaine Weath-iing plans for its annual Christ- of the church again this Sun­ BIcsaed SacramenL lerby. Diane Stewart, and Kathy,mas baskets which will be mas party in the home Ws. day if anyone would like to After the ceremony, the new Ketchum. given to needy families of the Joseph Schmidt. The girls wilt contribute who has not done so. sodalists, officers, and eighth^ Officers, who were installed!parish.______exchange gifts, sing carols, have refreshments, and play games. Rosaries and other rellgioua ar­ Girl Scout Troop 1067 will ticles will also be on sale for one visit the Gano Center Christ­ more Sunday lA the church ves­ Forty Hours' Set at Holy Family mas trde display on Dec. 22. On tibule. (Holy Family Parish. Denver) lafter the 8:30 o ’clock Solemmawards were the following: Monday, Dec. 21. the troop will 'The Rev Conrad Loftus -Ma.ss on Friday momme. .Music John Conway. Ronald Rich- have a caroling party in the n r \ f , for the Mass will be furnished mcier. Michael Bryant. Davidi Thomas Lawrie home. Deborah j OF..lf.,a member ofthcDcnver:^y grade school chanters di-Foster, Gregory Ray. and George! ARTHRITIS Curtan and Carol Lawrie will' mi.Asion band of the Franciscan Catherine Mi-.Somma. bobcat: Daniel Hart. Arthritis Soffttera. Frew be hostesses. ! Fathers, will deliver the ser chele. .At the evening services,|bobcat and denner stripe: Kcn- SODALITY LEADERS U onnation for tfeatnienL The Sacred Heart Circle tveld; mon each evening for the Forty triduum selections and hymnslnelh Taylor, bobca^ and axist- Write today to; V - l_ Wi_w .n) HAnnap itrinB- P«»Hp)r Rriv 1VE,»NEW v^mOFFICERS v-oivo U1 of Jl. St. JUIlllS John’s TdllMI Parish ,-un corresponding aevtevaty.secretary: AlaiMary j doauauK,Swanson, vice! CbriStmSS party OH WodnCS- Hours' Devotion and pre-Christ will OTRAMAG PHARMA C a „ r v l c » Z i Sodality, Denver, left to right, are Betty Pr.f«.;^vrfy H.U. .nd 7t,,„A M. day. D«,. .6 ,d,h • brid,.' P.O. B n 157, CelumbwSe Nsbra Friday. Dec lA Aquin. ^ [service star; John Trotter, bear Warwick, treasurer; Jeannie Thoropson.l secretary. luncheon at Andy's. On Friday and Saturday eve-> Sunday. Dec. 20. marks the badge, gold arrow under bear, t nings. services will begin at]Ust opportunity that parishion- and two silver stars; 7:30 o'clock. The services wiU;ers will have to purchase Christ- Michael Planondon. bear consist of prayers in prepara­ mas wrappings and cards from badge and one-year service star; tion for Christmas, prayers to PTA members. The wrappings Timothy Seaman, one-year serv the Blessed SacramenL a ser­ and cards are sold after all ice star; Anthony Romano, bear mon. and Benediction. On Sun­ Masses in tbe cry room to the badge, one-year service star, day. D ec 20. the closing of the north of the cbunch. and denner stripe; Michael Hill, REMEMBEia CWBISTMAS Forty Hours' and the conclusion Mrs. Bernard Carroll. PTA bear badge, one-year service of the Nativity triduum will card sale committee chairman, star, and assistant denner stripe; commence at 4:30 p.m. announced this week that she John Hincbey, three silver ar­ The opening of the Forty will make cards and wrappings rows under wolf, one-year serv­ Hours' Devotion will tak^ place available through other arrange­ ice star, and denner stripe; Mi­ ments for those unable to pur­ chael Gallardo, silver arrow W HUT RIDGE RUPILS chase them after Mass. Mrs. under wolf and one-year service Carroll lives at 4365 Eaton star; W ill GIVE PROGRAM Street and her telephone num­ Michael Spear, one-year serv­ ber is HA. 4-5383. ice star and assistant denner. (Sts. Peter and Panl’s Parish, The 7:30 o'clock Mass on Sun­ stripe; Gary Capra, John John­ Wheat Ridge) day, Dec. 20, will be a Com­ son. and James Linn, one-year The Christmas program will munion Mass for Pack 172 Cub service star; Edward Johnson, be Friday evening. Dec lA at Scouts and for Girl Scouts from wolf badge; Dale Fitting, lion 8 o’clock. Sister Pedra'k first the parish troop. Tbe Cub Scout badge, gold arrow, and silver grade will present a Christ­ pack family Christmas party arrow under lion; Anthony Pa- mas sketch under sister’s di­ will be held in the school cafe­ ebello, lion badge and two serv­ How Theughtiul You Are - To Herve Senf Lovely Fresh Flowers as a Gilt on Chrisfmos rection. Christmas carols will teria on Friday. Dec. 26. begin ice stars; .Michael Pugbes, lion be sung by the choir com­ ning at 7:30 pjn. badge, gold and silver arrow, Morning/ Make Your Floral Selections now . . . They Will Be Delivered Any Dafe You posed of fifth, sixth, seventh, At a recent dinner. Cub Scout and two service stars; and eighth graders, under the awards for tbe fall season were Douglas St. Clair, bear badge, Request . . . direction of Mrs. James Dunn. presented. Those receiving two'-year service star, and den­ ner stripe; Philip Ware, assist­ ant denner stripe, gold and sil­ Open Sun­ Your Florist for All Occosions-FOUR STORES TO SERVE YOU St. Rose's Parishioners ver arrow under wolf, bear day A badge, gold arrow under bear, S in d e ^ k Christmas 38TH & IRVING GR. 7-1688 lion badge, and two-year service Day till 1 10115 E. COLFAX EM. 6-3511 To See New School Unit star; and James Westdal, two- JI d a o L (St. Rose o f Lima’s Parish, Mrs. John A. Mitchell, bride year service star. P. M. 600 .MARION AM. 6-1424 Denver) doU and wardrobe; Tommy JCRS SHOPPING CENTER BE. 7-1366 Christmas Speciol A special open house wilt be Tripler, steam shovel; Glen Mil Corner held on Sunday, Dec. 20. from ter, log truck and road scraper; E. Colfax at Fairfax Beautiful 4 0 0 2 to 4 p.m. so that parishioners Martin Clennon, dishes; Alice Pninsellias Frnm W F L . 5 -3 5 0 9 may visit the ndw school addi­ Tripler, nun doll; Ligda Mee­ Party Is Held Delivery Service tion. AU the classrooms have han, priest doll; and Mrs. E. been decorated for the holidays Flaig, cradle and doll. We Give Red Stamps 4151 York St. by tbe teachers and children, The Christmas card commit­ By PTA Unit at Blessed Sarramenl Parish Phone MA 3-0139 and all are cordially invited tc tee will wind up its sales on view them. Refreshments wilt Sunday, Dec. 20. after the be served in tbe audio-visual Masses in tbe annex building. St. Elizabeth's Service to room in the new addition by For late shoppers, there will be the PTA. boxed religious cards, station (St. Etiiabeth’s Parish. E iiir The pastor, tbe Rev. Barry J. ery, note paper, Unael, gift Denver) All Hospitals Wogan, announced that the dis­ wrappings, etc. Mrs. Oren The PTA meeting for De­ from tribution of the Sunday offer­ Christopher, WE. 5-2706, is cember was a time for fun. FLORISTS ing envelopes for 1060 will chairman. After a brief business meeting Flowers on • 5800 E. Colfax Ave. begin on Dec. 20. They will be Mrs. Antonette Mika o f Chi­ Santa (played by Jean Hush) ffa Immfto* Drug Bide.) available in the church. cago, a mother of one of the so­ visited the group and handed Sunday, Dec. 20, is the last ciety members, rewntly do­ out the gifts to the members. Colfax Phone EAst 2-0118 day tbe applications for en­ nate three cincture cords, The priests and sisters w4re all Colfax at Humboldt FREE DELIVERY rollment in the school for the which she crocheted. They are presented with a gift from the CH. 4-2360 fall of 1960 will be available red, green, and rose. She will PTA members. Christmas carols Open Evenings CilhMril Pimh to parents. They may obtain finish the gold cord soon. The were sung by all. Hostesses for these in the sacristy. The society completed the set of the evening wore Mmes. Piper. deadline for return of these colored cincture cords by pur­ Lehnerz, Gnigo, and Arrow- WIRE • Poinsettias c o m p le t e d applications is chasing the purple and black smith. * Holly and Mistletoe Jan. 10. ones, according to Mrs. Frank The school children will have FLOWERS The women of the parish will Libonati, vestment chairman. their Christmas party Tuesday * Evergreen Decorotions clean the church in preparation Mrs. Louis Cook. 866 S. Val- afternoon. Dec. 22. Gifts of E.\RLY for Christmas on Wednesday, lejo, stamp chairman for the so­ randy will be given to the chil­ for ORDRR Ymim Todav! Dec. 23, at 9 a.m. ciety, announced that the Gold dren. Mrs. Raymond Torres will Christmas Delivery Tbe Bishop Tihen Council of Bond plan is now in effect, and serve as chairman. South Denver the Knights of Columbus do­ pledge Cards may be obtained School vacation will start Dec. (Member F.T.D. Wire nated Christmas trees to the from her. She is also handling 23. Classes will resume the Service) Evergreen Nursery parish for decorating the the Red Stamp plan and the morning of Monday, Jan. 4. House of Flowers church. : Pioneer plan. For Information At the meeting. Father Fa 1534 So. Broadway SS34 E . C o lfa x A u ro ra CM M S 22 A surprise addition to tbe I on any of tbe plans, call her at hian Finn, O.F.M., gave a talk I S 4 H Gre*D Slanp* SP 1-7768 program of tbe Altar and Ro­ WE. 4-1489. to the parents on "Environment s> ncrs — FREE Delivery — Ginrs Speak for You” THAT FOR BETTER SELECTION This Chmtnuw and Immediate Delivery — REFLECT ORDER Now' "say it” with Phorir or t'u if f)t THE Today f'M Oelivt’Y f'M r»tkin9 OtM (B e c k iu TRCE !tlE A M > G J h i v e J i S i .

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