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CAIWOT------SEE THE WOODS 'Minister Is Convert FOR THE TREES In April; Will Serve The past week hai been marked by the amazing rescue of nearly DENVER CATHOLIC 350,000 trapped British and After Long Study French troops from Belgium and by the renewal o f Hitler's drive In Texas Diocese towards Paris. The rescue was carried out by sea, using every conceivable type of ship from regu ‘Catholicism Is Flexible, Yet Stable,’ He De lar transports down to ferries and Serious Breakdown in Health Gansed Long canoes, all operating under heavy REGISTER clares; Ten Received Into Church fire. Although marked by extraor The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Intermption of Saeordolal AspiraUons; dinary bravery, it was the tag end By Father D’Heron Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, o f a horrible military defeat. Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. lioHior Pionoor in Colorado The correspondents’ boast that (By John A rnold) the Nazis had been halted in their VOL. XXXV. No. 42. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1940. »2 PER YEAR move towards Paris was shown to “ Catholicism is flexible, yet it is so stable when com (By Frank L a Tourette) be so much wind when, just as pared with popular liberalized religion that it is almost Colorado U. to Award Degree John Golden, whose ambition to be a priest was once soon as the fighting in Flanders rigid— and there centers the reason for my conversion.” thwarted on the threshold of major orders, will sing his let up, they immediately resumed Thus declared an erstwhile Presbyterian minister, Harvey first Solemn Mass in Loyola church in June, 1941, at the pushing on. Hitler's spokesmen P iltS rS JIBIIEE age of 53. The son of Mrs. Bridget Golden, who has been a boasted that Paris will fall within L. Eisenor of Boston, Mass.^ who was received into the 20 Years’ Study Brings two weeks. Church last Saturday by the Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron, pastor parishioner of Sacred Heart church for 56 years, he will I f it should, it would mark the of St. Louis’ church, Englewood. be ordained a priest for the Diocese of El Paso, Tex., by second time in exactly seventy This former clergyman of nearly a dozen years’ stand Ph.D. to Fr. Mahoney, S.J. the Most Rev. Anthony J. Schuler, S.J., Bishop of El Paso, years that Germany defeated ing in Boston, Mass.; Canada, and in that month. He was raised to the subdiaconate in April France. In 1870, the empire o f Nova Scotia, who was reared a of this year by Bishop Schuler. Napoleon III fell aftir a disastrous strict Presbyterian and was grad Climaxing 20 years’ study in the taught biology at Oklahoma, Michi war against Prussia and the new When he ascends the altar next uated to ministerial rank from field of science, the Rev. Florence gan, and Pennsylvania universi republic held him responsible “ for June for his First Mass, he will Allison university in Sackville, J. Mahoney, S.J., professor of bi ties. Zoology was the priest’s ma the ruin, invasion, and dismember New Brunswick, Canada, has satis ology and head of the department jor subject; his minors were bot have made a reality a dream the ment of France.’’ Bismarck had The Rev. Joseph C. Erger will fied his curiosity and found “ new of biology and division of sciences any and chemistry. pursuit of which has been the in maneuvered Napoleon, the nephew be celebrant at a Solemn Mass this Christianity” while attending the at Regis college, will be awarded o f Bonaparte, into the ieclaration Finished High School in 2 Years Sunday at 10 o’clock marking the spiration of his entire life. His Denver de Paul Workingmen’s the degree of .Doctor of Philosophy o f war after the French adventurer Father Mahoney has spent most silver jubilee of his ordination to journey to the priesthood has been club discussions, conducted by Fa at the commencement exercises of JBBILEE D I E B had shown jealousy of the growing of his life in Denver. He was the priesthood. Assisting the made unusually long by sickness. ther O’Heron and Edward Qual- the University of Colorado next born here in 1895, completed his Bom in Denver Sept. 21, 1887, power o f Prussia. kenbush, chaplain and manager, jubilarian at the services, which Hitler evidently derided on his Monday evening at Boulder. grammar school education in will be held in St. Helena’s church, John Golden attended ^ Sacred respectively, of the club. He was Though the exact honors that present campaign against Paris to JUNE 1/ seven years and high school in Heart grade and high schools and mw one of ten converts added Satur Fort Morgan, where Father Erger his work will receive have not as remove the threat of an attack in two years at Regis high school. He is pastor, will be the Very Rev. Regis college. He obtained his col day to the swelling ranks of new yet been announced, the depart the rear when he turns with full attended Regis college for two B. J. Froegel, assistant priest; the legiate education at the price of Two Denver priests studying in Catholics instructed and baptized force against England. ment of biology at the university years, and then entered the So great sacrifice, according to mem Rome, the Rev. David Maloney and by Father O’Heron. Obviously the Allies are still ciety of Jesus at Florissant, Mo., bers of his family residing in Den Plans to make the Bishop’s jubi the Rev. Richard Hiester, cabled Activity Broke Health lee banquet June 12 the greatest lacking in first-class military lead in 1913. After four years at ver. It was a price, however, that their parents in Littleton and His background as a minister tribute ever offered by laymen of ership. Their statesmanship, also, Florissant, he taught Greek at he willingly paid in order to fur relates from 1917, when he was the Diocese of Denver to their is of a pedestrian nature. Hitler, Denver, respectively, that they Creighton university for two ther his sacerdotal aspirations. were sailing on the S.S. President appointed to the pastorate in St. Bishop neared completion this it is said, is personally planning years. He returned to St. Louis When he was graduated from the Harrison from Genoa early this John, Canada. Later he was sent week. Representatives from every his troops’ campaign. One is re university, where he received the college in 1908, he left for Floris week. It is presumed that two to pastorates at Cape Britain, parish in Denver and from cities minded, in his superiority over his degree of Bachelor of Arts in sant, Mo,, to enter the Jesuit no other Denver diocesan priests, the Mahou, and finally to Boston, 1919 and spent three years in vitiate. throughout Colorado are ejected! own generals and his success in where he remained four years. to be present at the testimoniil outwitting the Allies, o f the story Rev. George Spehar and the Rev. philosophical and scientific John Kelly, are on the same Extreme activity broke his health; Taught at Regit banquet in the Shirley-Savoy told about Alexander Graham Bell studies. In 1921 he became a steamship, which is transporting he left his ministry and came Master of Arts with a cosmology His life from that time on fol Lincoln room at 7 p. m. Wednes and the telephone. If Bell had west to Denver in 1934. lowed the pattern cut by all Jesuit day. Among the distinguished known more about electricity, he American and other refugees or major. Each of these summers Mr. Eisenor averred that “ no students for the priesthood. After guests expected to be present are would have never been able to dis dered out of Italy owing to the he attended summer school, as he one ever persuaded me to enter completing two years as a novice the Most Rev. Patrick McGovern, cover the telephone; at least if possibility of Italy’s participating also did while teaching, 1922-24, a new religion or even attempted at Florissant and making his philo Bishop of Cheyenne; Governor he had known all that men of his in the European war. According at Regis college. to; it was a matter of pure convic sophical studies at St. Louis uni Ralph L. Carr, and Mayor Benja day thought they knew. Military- to press dispatches the President In 1924 he returned to St. tion, mainly the result of disgust versity in St. Louis, Mo., he was min Stapleton. men nowadays do not seem to be Harrison is scheduled to dock in with the liberalized and vari (Turn to Page S — Colum n S) transferred to Regis college, Den At the committee meeting held able to see the woods for the trees. New York city on June 17. ver, where he taught for five years. at the K. of C. clubhouse hkinday They know so much about tech Father Hiester’s cable to his par colored beliefs held by different ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hiester sects.” He then returned to St. Louis for evening, June 3, the Rt. Rev. Hugh nique that they forget there must his theological course. In August, L. McMenamin reported that all be common sense behind all tech of St. John’s parish, disclosed Two of his pet hates are divorce and birth control, often actively 1921, immediately prior to his re Denver, pastors are co-operating nique. that the priest plans to visit with BISiOP'S ESSll friends in the East before return upheld by Protestants. “ Ca ception of the subdiaconate, the well in the distribution of tickets. The war has proved, if it has long course of studies that he had Tickets at $2 may still be secured proved anything, that men can be ing to Denver. He declared that tholicism’s unflinching stand on pursued caused a complete break at any parish rectory in Denver come so involved in details and he expects to arrive in Colorado these destructive forces is much down of his health. So critical did and from committees in each par intricacies as to forget common about July 11. He will celebrate to its credit,” he affirmed. “An his condition become that the pos ish. Those living outside Denver sense. I.est this be interpreted as his first Solemn Mass soon after other phase I have admired is the sibility of his continuing on to the who have not received tickets may an unkind attack on the French his arrival in Denver. Father Ma Church’s promotion of religion in priesthood was precluded. He was make reservations by writing to and the British, we wish to call loney’s cable contained no other education, which is now being Father Mahoney attention to the fact that it is information than the name of the adopted by some states as a barrier Rev. Joseph C. Erger forced to leave the order and re William M. Finnerty, Knights of sume the life of a layman. Columbus clubhouse, Denver. (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) steamer and the time of sailing. to juvenile delinquency.” reports that his thesis is one of the IBE BiBUBCEB Not on the spur of the moment best ever submitted to it. The Very Rev. William Higgins, dea For many months he was seri Bernard A. Gates of the com- did he embrace dogmas at odds university has urged him to pub con; the Rev. E. J. Verschraeghen, ously ill. He went to Philadelphia (Tumto Page 2— Column 4) with his forefathers’ belief, for lish the thesis in book form. As Regis high school won first place subdeacon, and Robert Hoffman of with the hope that a change of cli life to him has been a constant recognition pf the' work, he has and the Bishop Vehr Senior trophy Fort - Morgan, a student at St. mate would effect a betterment. Catholic Education Held search for “ something strong to done he has Slfeady been elected to in the senior divIsToh of the Bish^ Thomas’- seminary, master of cere But there was no change. A series Barbara Murfiihy Is stand on.” He has written articles the honorary science fraternity, op’s Religion Essay competition, monies. The sermon will be of hemorrhages caused a great for Presbyterian and various reli Sigma Xi. sponsored by the Most Rev. Bishop preached by the Rt. Rev. Hugh L. loss of blood, and it became neces 1st in Semifinals To Make Better Thinking gious papers, having at one time 'The topic of the dissertation is Urban J. Vehr, and Annunciation McMenamin. sary to call upon two of his broth contributed a series on Martin “ History of the Male Germ Cell in high school won the junior trophy, A dinner will be held for the ers, Joseph who lived in Philadel Of Radio Contest Luther to a Toronto organ. Pond Snails.” Containing 337 fig it was announced at the Denver clergy and members of the parish phia, and Peter, a resident of Den “ Catholic education makes for guaranteed by that document. But Religion It Life Study ures, 37 plates, 317 pages, 68 paps Catholic high school commence at 12:30 at the country club, with ver, for blood transfusions, and Miss Barbara Murphy, 23-year- better thinking in the most impor how can you explain this to stu Ever since his father, a cooper of literature cited, and nine divi ment exercises in City auditorium a short program planned. (Turn to Page i — Column 4) old Denver Catholic, won first tant problems of our day,” stressed dents unless through the use of age merchant in the fishing town sions, it settles a technical point Sunday, June 2. place in the semi-finals of a na the Rev. Charles M. O’Hara, S.J., religious truths?” of Lunenburg, N. S., instructed that has been in dispute since the The senior trophy will remain tional radio contest held this week him in the first principles of faith, dawn of the science of biology— at Regis high school for one year Ph.D., regent of the school of edu How Americans trained in Cath in Kansas City, Mo., according to Mr. Eisenor has immersed himself hence the long years of reading, as the result of John Yelenick’s Son of Socialist Leader cation and social sciences of St. olic schools do evidence habits of word received at radio station Louis university, in his address to in interpretations of the Bible. He experimentation, and research that winning the first senior award, a KFEL, Denver. Miss Murphy had the graduates of Loretto Heights pored over the Methodist, Angli were necessary before the work gold medal, for his essay, “ The tied for first place with Mrs. Helen college at the commencement cere can, Lutheran, and Congregational was concluded. Pope and World Peace.” Ralph Huber of Denver, also a Catholic, monies in the college auditorium •doctrines before and after he The director o f' Father Ma Moore, Jr., Annunciation high Catholic High School Grad in the Denver regional competi Wednesday evening, June 5. “ Take reached the ministry. “ It was this honey’s work at Boulder has been school fre.shman, won the junior tion in the contest sponsored by (TurntoPageS — Column k) Dr. Edward Drane Crabb, who has award and the junior trophy for “ The Carters of Elm Street” democracy, for example. The place Four hundred and two members he set forth the reasons for the to start explaining American de his school with his essay, “ Inci radio program. dents in the Life of Bishop Mache- of the graduation classes of six elaborate Catholic school system. mocracy is where it has its Amer Tots Sing Without Accompaniment Denver Catholic high schools, the The entry submitted by the ican source, namely, in the words beuf.” Following the principle, Pro Denver contestant, a transcribed Catherine Pohndorf, Cathedral, largest group of Denver Catholic Deo et Patria (For God and coun of our Declaration of Independence, graduates ever to assemble for the episode of the radio serial pre ‘All men are created equal.’ Schools try), Catholics, Bishop Vehr af pared from her original script, has New Method of Teaching reception of diplomas, received firmed, must first hold allegiance where religion cannot be taught their certificates of graduation been sent to station WGN, Chi must derive the whole doctrine of' to God, not to man or the state. cago, where the final judging will from the Most Rev. Bishop Urban “ We believe in a spiritualized life, democracy from the word ‘equal.’ J. Vehr in the City auditorium be made within a few days for They cannot bring in ‘created’ be Music Gains Attention Sunday afternoon, June 2. More (Turn to Page 4 — Column 5) the national grand prize. cause that postulates a God, and than 4,000 persons witnessed the cannot be mentioned officially. beautiful and impressive program. Catholic schools can take the whole Nearly 600 Colorado Catholic hundred and twenty-five children phrase into account...Rights were Among the many non-C.atholics children are learning in an entirely from the third to the sixth grades, in the class was Albert Leigh Priest in Denver Escaped not given to Americans by the con inclusive, took part, singing the stitution, as so many trained in new way how to sing . . . and the Whitehead, honor student, scholar Common and Proper of the Mass ship winner, and son of Carle non-religious schools naturally have results of their training are at in Gregorian chant without accom come to believe: they were merely tracting wide attention. Pupils of Whitehead, Denver patent at paniment. The youngsters are torney and well-known Socialist Sub Attack in Last War the Sisters of Loretto in six Den taught to sing at sight, using at ver schools. Holy Family, St. Philo- leader. At Holy Family high first number notations and then school Leigh was throughout his mena’s,' Blessed Sacrament, St. gradually learning the ordinary It was a lively chase. The Ger and is slated to give a week’s re four years of study a student John’s, St. Vincent de Paul’s, and musical notation. man submarine w a s swirling treat for the friars in the monas- St. Mary’s academy, and in the leader in and outside the class through the water in fast pursuit teni following the present novena. The supervisor of the work in room and a letterman in basket nuns’ schools at Pueblo and Fort this area is Sister Peter Joseph of of a small liner backed against His work in Denver will end with ball. Although he has been of- Collins form the classes. No other Loretto Heights. Assisting her is .J tossing waves, a boat seeking the a day of recollection for the Third Fr. C. M. O’Hara, S.J. order in Colorado uses this sys Sister Helen Julius of St. Mary’s fered a scholarship to (Colorado. ^^y to safety with its cargo of Order of St. Francis scheduled tem—the Justine Ward method academy. The actual teaching, university, his interest in electrical women and children from Glas June 23 at St. Clara’s orphanage. engineering may take him to better thinking, Father O’Hara de of liturgical singing. Instruction however, is done by the nun in gow, Scotland, destined for New Returning to New York he will Cojorado Mines in the fall. Leigh’s clared, can be shown by their ac begins with the first grade and ex charge of each room. The sisters York. Mrs. Murray and her three teach an Al ‘ Irican history class of older brother, Carlton, is also a curate judgment on the Spanish tends through the sixth. study the Ward course themselves sons, lately from Ireland, were no nuns and lay teachers in summer Civil war and their prediction of The best exposition of the and then teach it to the children. graduate of Holy Family high, less terrified by the spectacle than session at St. Bonaventure’s col the Soviet-Nazi alliance. “ To take work done with the children locally The center of this work for the from which, in 1932, he also won the other passengers who were lege, Allegany. Then he will return another example from education it was at a Solemn Mass in Blessed Loretto Sisters is at Webster col a scholarship to Colorado uni making a get-away from the to his mission activities. self,” Father O’Hara continued, versity. William J. Nelson was unani Sacrament church on Loretto lege, Webster Groves, Mo. John Yelenick spreading World war zone of 1916. Father Murray came over from mously elected grand knight of the (Turn to Page i — Column S) Founder’s day, April 25. Two The nuns attend summer ses Bishop Vehr Delivers Address But the brave ship coursed on Glasgow when he was ten and was Denver council, Knights of Colum sions there and also carry on spe “ The object of our Catholic through the choppy sea and out- reared in New York’s East side, bus, at the regular meeting of the 1940 Likened to Era in Last War cial studies throughout the year. schools is the development of the raced the steel monster to safe where he attended St. Gabriel’s group held at the clubhouse Tues There are five graded courses: whole man, for eternity, rather waters. With sighs of relief the grade school. He finished high day evening, June 4. He suc Music I, II, and III, and Liturgi than only for time,” said the Most travelers shed life-prpservers that school at Cathedral college, and ceeds Frank J, Gartland, who was Graduates Told: To Defend cal Chant I and II. A description of Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr in the had been worn both day and night, studied for the priesthood at St. selected as a member of the board the method was prepared for the commencement address, in which and Mrs. Murray tuckejl her Joseph’s seminary, Callicoon; But of trustees. The new grand knight Register by Sister Helen Julius youngsters into bed with a prayer ler seminary, N. J., and Holy Name is a member 6f St. Catherine’s as follows: of thanks. college, Washington, D. C. He was parish and has been active in Democracy, Defend Faith Aim of Method Cited Paiienger Now Prieit ordained in 1933 at the Shrine of Catholic lay movements for many V The Ward method is a course Gift Building All were landed in New York, the Immaculate Conception in years. He is employed by the of sight-singing which, quoting and the eldest of the Murray boys Washington by Archbishop Mi Public Service company. “ There is a great similarity be beneath the almost endless rows from the preface of Music, First has grown up to be the Rev. Oliver chael J. Curley of Baltimore, Md. (Turn to Pages— Column 8) Will Serve as His talks at the novena, begin Others elected to serve with the tween your year of 1940 and o'Ur of small white crosses in Flanders P. Murray, O.F.M., missionary of newly elected council head are: fields.” New York city, who is conducting ning Friday, are: “ Existence and year of 1915,” John J. Sullivan, Deputy grand knight, Thomas W. In answer to the question, what Returns Announced a novena to St. Anthony at St. Nature of God,” “ Creation,” “ The Nevin; chancellor, Frank Mona prominent Denver Catholic and of democracy? Mr. Sullivan told Parish Center Elizabeth’s church, Denver. Savior,” “ Holy Ghost,” “ Eucha han, Jr.; warden, Norbert Beckius; alumnus of Regis, told the 51st the graduates that “ you and I and The services opened Wednesday rist,” and “ St. Anthony the In Collection for Priest.” recorder, Walter Angerer; treas graduation class’of that college at all right-thinking people must be Florence. — Mrs. Alvy Smith, evening, June 5, at 7:30, and will urer, Ray J. Noone; advocate, come artiprtSle^ in defense of commencement exercises Thurs prominent in Colorado Springs cir continue till June 13, Feast of St. Charles A. Haskell; inside guard, those principles upon which true Aged, Infirm Priests cles and well known in Florence, Anthony. Large crowds from over Joseph Kelly; outside guards, day, June 6. He was given an democracy is founded . . . Demo has deeded the tiWJ-story natural the city attended the first two ses Paoifia Parish Buys Michael Donohoe and Joseph LL.D. degree at the commence cratic government is liberty made Returns in the annual collection stone building located on Pike’s sions. Father Murray, who, ac Walsh. ment. “ Then as now tha world possible by order and justice. for aged and infirm priests, taken Peak avenue and Front street to cording to his judgement, is from House for Rectory up throughout the diocese Sunday, Ralph Moore The new officers will be in was at war. Slogans^ were Liberty is not the sordid thing — Morginti Photo St. Benedict’s church. the “ busiest church in the United stalled Tuesday evening, July 2. coined. Speeches were made. that spme modern thinkers con May 19, are announced by the The building is to be known as States,” St. Francis of Assisi’s, lo Paonia.— The property of Mrs. In the summer months the council Bands played. And before long fuse with license, but rather it is Chancery office as follows: and Patsy Jeanne Price, St. Jos “ Alvy Smith memorial, St. Bene cated a block from the Empire Jessie Keller, which adjoins that will hold only one meeting each we were at war. . . I fear that the freedom of the human person DENVER PARISHES eph’s, Denver, won second and dict’s center.” Father Dominic State building in New York city, of Sacred Heart parish, has been month. propaganda may again be loosed, to exercise the fundamental rights Cathedral ...... $124.18 third awards, respectively, in the Sclafani, O.S.B., will use this build has spent the seven years of his purchased for parish purposes by At a meeting of the Knights of and speeches may be made, and which are innate in the human Annunciation ...... 88.36 Blessed Sacrament ...... 96.65 senior contest for high school jun ing for parish activities. It will priesthood conducting missions the Rev. Emil Eckert, pastor. For Columbus Home society held im bands play and slogans may be personality. Holy Family ...... iors and seniors. In the junior di be ernployed as a study club cen in Franciscan institutions along the present the house there will mediately after the regular coun framed, and again we may become “ 0, you know well that our Holy Ghost ...... vision, for freshmen and sopho ter and meeting hall for all the the Atlantic sea coast. Last year serve as a rectory. The owner re cil meeting two new men, Wallace hysterical. I hope that I am ancient Church has always taught Holy Rosary ...... 8.00 mores, Virginia Argiletti, St. church societies, such as the Altar 500,000 Confessions were heard at fused to sell the property for use Our Lady of Mt. Carmel...... 15.60 H. Dee and Patrick J, Berry, were wrong, because our generation has the sacredness of human person Presentation ...... 9.00 Mary’s high, Wakpnburg, won sec society, Young People’s club, St. Francis’, the parish established other than by the parish. elected to the board of managers, come to feel that saving Europe ality. She has insisted through Sacred Heart and Loyola...... 23.10 ond and James Wilson, St. Francis Knights of Columbus, and other by a pioneer Franciscan, the Rev. Several men of the parish have while Edward C, Day, Jr., was re by force of arms is a hopeless and all the long centuries that man in St. Anne’s (A rvada)...... de Sales’, Denver, third. parisK organizations. Zachary Kunz, in 1844. Thirty been assisting Father Eckert in St. Cajetan*B ...... 6.10 elected to that body. Dee and thankless task, and we pray that himself and quite apart from all St. Catherine's ...... 60.00 John A. Yelenick, Jr., 17, the This building will fill a great priests are on regular duty there. cleaning up the newly acquired Berry succeed John J. Morrissey neither you nor any other of bur relation to material things has a St. Dominic's ...... 40.98 winner of the senior medal, is the need. The (Catholic people of Friars’ Retreat Slated property and in putting up a new and R. Paul Horan, whose terms fine young manhood may be asked value which far surpasses the St. EHtabelh’s ..a...... 24.00 eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Florence and vicinity are over- He preached a successful mis fence. Only recently the church expired. to join those of our time wh'o rest °l‘ (Tum to Page 4 — Column i ) (Turn to Page 2 — Column S) ' (Turn to Page 4 — Colum n 8) jpyed at the gift. sion at St. Elizabeth’s last week was repaired and enlarged. PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street .THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 6, 1940 17 PUPILS ARE GRADUATED a y[ms' snioi SPECIAL THIS WEEK FROM ST. PATRICK’S SCHOOL on A ll See Newest Models BRis p y. TO (St. Patriek’i Parish) class by the Mothers’ club. The Graduation exercises were held attendance prize, a statue of St. at the 9 o’clock Mass last Sunday Patrick, was merited by James BETSY ROSS for a class of 17 pupils, ten girls Cominello. &ABY and seven boys. • Jesuit Conducting Nuns’ Retreat JlSyilFAIHiB In this yvsr't class wers Jack Winx- SPINETS The Rev. Richard Forrey, S.J., ender, Philip Braaton, Jamts Cominello, Jamas LaOuardIa, Robert Southwsll, W il of Rockhurst college, Kansas City, SOLD HERE (Continued From Page One) liam Fstrow, Wilbur Hogan, Mortenst Mo., is conducting the annual re* (Cgntinued From Page One) r y GRAND EXCLUSIVELY Louis university to study theology, Montoya, Freda Moreno, Jessie Carltno, treat for the Sisters of St. Joseph. where he was ordained a priest in Constance Young, Gloria Billings, Flor- Year, “ aims to give a solid foun Mother Rose Gertrude and Sister dation in music to the children of MARY GIBBONS 1927. With the summer school enea Mauro,\^ Evelyn Lucarelli, Mar guerite Bullock, Gloria Hanna, and Mar M. Maurelia will leave next week our elementary grades, an educa session of 1928 he completed his garet Carter. for St. Louis, Mo., where they will tion which will apply not only to Asst, Mgr. tenth consecutive year of enroll The girlt were attired in pastel dresses attend the annual retreat for modern music, but also to the Jim McConat}', Jr. James P. McConaty, Sr. and ware accompanied by the foUoyring ment at St. Louis university. diploma-bearers: Rosalee Marques, Betty superiors of the order. 42 Yean Experience The following years he taught liturgical melodies of the Church, Lou Callotey, Irene Lewie, Angeline Bernice Ann Rofrone celebrated and. In particular, to Gregorian philosophy in the summer school Durine, Evelyn Forgei, Louiee Falietta, her eighth birthday on Saturday chant.” The simple, dignified b6auty of a Boulevard service at Creighton university, attended Jo Anne DeSabato, Dord LaGuardIa, remains a source of grateful satisfaction to those who Patsy Peitro, and Dorothy Carter. Mickey by entertaining several of her All too frequently, classroom J^jMusio U S IO eoCO summer school at Marquette uni Calabrese, Donald LaGuardIa. Joseph schoolmates at a party. 1911 STOUT ST. have suffered a bereavement It leaves a memory* versity, completed his divinity Smith. John Marion. James Braaton, Asa singing is a matter of rote and picture that to the most discriminating seems fitting studies, and then came to Regis Henson, and Albert Cominello carried the The following infants were bap imitation, enjoyable to those only and appropriate . . . a consoling assurance that every diplomes for the boys. tized in the past three weeks: Ma who have naturally good voices college, 1929, where he has re Attendance prizes were awarded to thing has been done in perfect taste and with loving mained ever since. Hortense Montoya. Sylvia Orlando, Gloria rie Regina, daughter of Mr. and and quick ears; while those who care. In 1931 has was made professor. Billings, Jack Wingender, Viola La* Mrs. Demeeio Valdez; Judith An sing slightly off pitch, or in a mon From 1981 to 1933 he was ex Guardia. Roy Fernandez, Lorraine nette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. otone, and hear slowly and incor Any Family Can Afford Boulevard Dezuitti, and Thomas Befiocosa. One Lawrence Ramarine of Crisman; cused from teaching to study at religion prize for each grade wal rectly are indifferent and hate Service Boulder, and at Chicago univer awarded: Joseph Smith, grade 1; Betty Jo Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. singing class. sity during the summer session of Lou Calloley, grade 2; Mary Frances Joseph Calasacco, and Patricia Justine Ward, realizing that Braaton, grade 3; Dolores Day, grade 4i Ann and Gerald Allen, daughter 1933. From 1924 to 1936 he was Charles Lembb, grade fi; Arthur Orlando, such was the case, and believing teacher, athletic director, and head grade 3; Thomat Feely, grade 7, end and son of Mr.^ and Mrs. William that children are capable of far master at Re^is. Since then he Gloria Billings, grade 8. Briscoe. Sponsors, respectively, more than mere rote work, devised has carried a light teaching sched Breakfast was served to the were Fernando Romero and Irene a graded, synthetic method of ^Federal at No. Speer ule. He devoted 1937 fo preparing Saiasar, Peter and Elizabeth Ress, teaching sight-singing, based on for oral and written examinations Pete and Helen Maio, and Joseph the firm educational principle of GRand 1626 and language examinations; 1938, W. Cain and Frances Rotola. proceeding from the known to to experimenting on the problem Former Minister Sodaliiti Honor Graduates the relatively unknown. “ The of his thesis; 1939, to research and The junior Young Ladies’ so principles and methods which ani drawings; 1940, to the writing of dality held its monthly social meet mate all sound pedagogy must be the dissertation. ing May 28 at the home of Donna applied to music that this subject Through the years Father Ma Mae Gaglia, 3351 Mariposa street. may not be imposed from without honey has also found time and Becomes CatkUc The eighth grade graduates of the but rather may become a living energy for extensive apostolic school were the guests of honor. growth from within, animating with O ifii£ifresh air the emotional life of the child, labors. He has written various (Continued From Page One) Miss Julia Emerich, whose wed “Why Pay More?” articles for religious publications, ding to Alfred Franklin Cunning guiding his sentiment, and orien' found only in the modern published a pamphlet on mission examination,” he said, “ that made taring his taste toward the high (Trademark) ham will take place Saturday, June vocations in 1929, and a book on obvious the weakness in various 22, was honored by the senior est standards of beauty.” (Mueie, Air Conditioned Refrigerator asceticism, Branohee of the Vine, d o ^ a s and the constant fiux of Young Ladies’ sodality at a mis First Year, p. 3). , run sioe streamlined changes in teaching CROUSEOT iOM which was published by Bruce in cellaneous shower at the home of Number Notation Utad WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES 1935. He has given an average made to fit erratic developments. Miss Louise Mauro Wednesday eve A little child in the first or sec INCORPORATED of four retreats a year since his “ The Catholic Church,” he con ning, June 5. ond grade is incapable of grasping ordination, and has acted as spir tinued, “ is not bothered with such simultaneously all the elements of Mauro-Thomae Wadding Held Colorado Owned Stores itual director for a large number insignificant changes. She is on music involved in sight-singing. Charles R. Mauro, son of Mr. Air that is constantly purified as well is of souls. firm ground and Ipeaks as one— He could not be asked to do such 17th and Broadway 800 Santa Fe Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Mauro of this par cbilled, keeps foods free from isnpurities, odor and is directed by calm reasoning a thing except by imitation; but ish, and Miss Eleanor B. Thomas, and spoilage. Cold alone is not enough! Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California — which is at a premium in this he may be instructed and trained daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio topsy-turvy world. I have often in the different elements so that Multi • Frigeration, an exclusive feature o f tne 15th and California Thomas, were the principals in a Aged and Infirm read the kegister and Our Sunday gradually he is able to help him new OLYMPIC air conditioned Refrigerator (provid* wedding performed Sunday after Visitor, along with other Catholic self to what he does not know by ■ng 50s greater cooling surface) keeps vitalized fresh We Do Not Have Special Sale* But Sell You at Our Lowest noon, June 2, before the Rev. periodicals, and it was this reading, what he does. For this very rea air constantly circulating around your food. This Prices Every Day on All Drug Merchandise. Achille Sommaruga. Miss Gene Priests’ Collection along with participation in de Paul son, the Ward system uses num carries all odors and impurities to the melting ice vieve Sellers was maid of honor film, where they are absorbed and eliminated thru club discussions, that helped me ber notation rather than note no and Henry Thomas was best man. the drain pipe. to understand the stren^h and tation. To confront a child with A wedding reception was held at Returns Revealed truth behind Catholic teaching.” staff notation before he even T oo, OLYMPIC Refrigerator maintains the cor Crystal hall in the evening. The rect balance o f " c o l d ” and " d r y ” air, preventing Priesthood It Attraction knows tonal relationship is an (ContinuedJFrom Page One) Rev. James Saracini, C.M., pre obstacle at the very outset. Notes fflouldiness or drying out o f foods. See the 6 advanced St. Francis de Sales’ ...... $110.25 Being 52, he believes himself sided at the organ. features o f the new OLYM PIC Refrigerator today. St. James’ ...... 21.81 on a staff look so complicated and St. John the Evangeliet’ e...... 186.00 “ a bit too old to study for the The Rev. Howard Delaney o f fearfully meaningful as to be St. Joseph’! (C.SS.B.)...... priesthood. But if I were 20 years fered Mass for the pupils of the meaningless. The child knows St. Joseph’s (P olish )...... 10.00 younger and had better health school Tuesday morning at St. Leo the Great’ s ...... 28.76 numbers, he likes to use them, he St. Louis’ (E nglew ood)...... that would be my ambition.” o’clock. naturally thinks up when he counts St. Mary Magdalene’i ' There is one thing of which he Mr. and Mrs. D. West are the up and vice-versa. It is then just (Edgewater) ...... 11.00 is certain, that he is not forsaking parents of a daughter, born at St. St. Patrick’a ...... 12.62 one step more to sing “ do” when * 4 3 St. Phllomena’a ...... 100.00 anything. “ Catholicism is an ad Joseph’s hospital. he sees 1 and “ re” when he sees St. Rose of Lima’s ...... 9.00 vance where others leave off,” he Mrs. Louise Petraglia, who un S and so on. He associates the St. Thereie’e (Aurora)...... 8.66 said. “ Before, I had only two sac derwent a second serious operation number, which is familiar, to the St. Vincent de Paul’s ...... 87.25 in recent weeks at St. Joseph’s hos PARISHES OUTSIDE OF DENVER raments— Baptism and the ‘Saent' tone for which he is striving. The Tilt ffondkioned Akron— St. Joseph’s ...... ment of the Lord’s Suppier.’ Now pital, is recovering nicely. Mrs. tone is his only concern, whereas Alamosa— Sacred Heart ...... I have seven sacraments and a fu Jos. Campinella is a patient at St. in staff notation he must think of Antonito— St. Augustine’ s ...... 8.60 Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. Anna Lu Aspen— St, Mary’s ...T,...... 5.30 ture brighter than ever.” tones, sign, and position. ______... ______Boulder— Sacred Heart ...... 38.17 carelli is recovering from a major Staff notation is not disre Boulder, South— Sacred Heart of operation at Denver General hos [DLO RflDD'H&LO lDiiTO IIilliEco Mary ...... garded; the approach to it is very pital. Mmes. L. Klein and Mary DISPUT ROOMS 1100 W COIIU ‘ ndsumday:, Brighton— St. Augustine’s ...... 10.00 CTadual, but so solidly laid that Bristol— St. Mary’ s (H olly )...... Plans for Great Libonati are patients at St. An later reading and singing are ex Brookside— St. Anthony’ s thony’s hospital. Other members of ceedingly easy. JAMES MOTOR CO. (Canon City) ...... the parish who have been ill but Burlington ...... 4.30 3 Principal Elementi DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS Jubilee Dinner who are now convalescing are Pas- a Brush— St. Mary’s ...... 7.85 In all sight-singing, there are Calhan— St. M ichiel’s ...... quel DiPilla, Harrison Pedigo, Expert Repair Service a( Reasonable Rates— Also Used Cars three principal elements: timbre, Canon City— St. Michacl’ a ...... Mmes. Charles Blezek, Josephine pitch, and rhythm. Castle Rock— St. Francis’ Near Completion Sposato, Mary Battaia, and Kath 13th & Lincoln KE. 8221 (Elbert) ...... Quoting again from the preface, Central City— Assumption ...... „.... erine Winter. Music, First Year, “ the children Cheyenne Wells— Sacred Heart...... (Continued From Page One) Women Set Card PartY Date must learn to sing, to read music I Price* for Fri., Sat., and Mon.i Colorado Springs— mittee planning the banquet em The June meeting of the Altar Corpus Christ! ...... 10.00 at sight, to recognize tones and COTTRELL'S Sacred Heart ...... 8.77 phasized that the affair is open and Rosary society was held Tues their relation to one another, St, Mary’s ...... 200.00 to all who wish to show their ap day afternoon in the library. The their voices must be placed and St. Paul’ s— Broadmoor ...... 18.00 preciation for the work of Bishop business session followed a dessert Craig— St. Michael’s ...... 6.10 transformed into agreeable in “The/land State Crested Butte— St. Patrick’s...... 2.04 Vehr, whether they be Catholic or luncheon served at 1 o’clock bv struments, and they must be Cripple Creek— St. Peter’e...... 2.00 not. Type of dress will be optional. Mrs. A. Santone. Mrs. Joseph drawn into that world of ordered Crook— St. Peter’s (Iliff)...... 4.75 Melphy, president, called the meet 431 nXTEBNTH fT* Del Norte— Holy Name of Mary.... Many groups will attend the ban movement which we call rhythm.” Delta— St. Michael’s ...... 15.71 quet as units. The Fourth Degree ing to order. The Rev. Thomas At the outset of his singing m illE R 'S Durango— Knights of Columbus plan to at Barry led the opening prayer. Mrs. days, the child seeks to form his Sacred Heart ...... 4.12 tend in full uniform. D. R. Lucy reported for the sick St. Columba’s ...... instrument by vocal exercises East Lake— (St. Catherine’s— Topics for the addresses by Mrs. visitation committee and Mrs. Jos. which help place the voice and Denver) ...... M ., J. O’Fallon, representing the Natale reported for the telephone tend to give it the resonance, 48th ANNIVERSARY Elbert— Sacred Heart ...... D.C.C.W., and R. Paul Horan, committee. The date for the an ■ SUPER mBBKET5l Erie— St. Scholastica’a ' clarity, and quality that an (Lafayette) ...... 1.38 representing the K. of C., were an nual card party, which is always agreeable instrument must have. Fleming— St. Peter’s ...... nounced this week. Mrs. O’Fallon held in connection with the church The child, having formed an Florence— St. Benedict’s ...... 10.00 will speak on “ Mothers and the bazaar, was set for June 27. Mrs. instrument, must learn to play Fort Collins-^ Priesthood,” and Mr. Horan will D. R. Lucy, assisted by Mmes. T. C. SALE! PEACHES Grape Juice Holy Family ...... upon it— to produce tones exact St. Joseph’ s ...... 17.50 discuss “ The Hierarchy.” Anthony McElroy, S. F. Chiolero, Anna Ru and true in relation to each other. Climaxing Nearly Half a Century on Sixteenth Street With Great Value, in Syrup Grape Heart, 12-oz. Bottle Fort Logan— St. Patrick’s...... Zarlengo, past grand knight of dolph, and Joseph Melphy, will be Drills in pitch in various forms Big No. 2V6 Can Fort Lupton— St. William’s in charge of the event, which will the Greatest Values in Our History! (Platteville) ...... 3.00 the Knights of Columbus, will are given. To insure assimila Fort Morgan—St. Helena’s...... 7.75 offer the toast to His Holiness, be held on the rectory grounds. tion of so important an element Fruita and Palisade— Sacred Pius XII. Bishop Vehr will de Tickets will be distributed to mem much sensory training is provided Regular $24.50 Pastel Heart ...... liver an address and the Cathedral bers of the society by mail, and Gardner— Sacred Heart ...... — aural tests, memory tests, and Georgetown— Our Lady of quartet, under the direction of members are urgently requested to rapid visualization. Quality with Lourdea ...... Miss Josephine Courtney, will offer arrange to be present. Mrs. D. out pitch is meaningless. TROPICAL WORSTED Glenwood Springe— St. Stephen’s 16.25 several vocal selections. Mrs. S. R. Lucy reported for the card Golden— St. Joseph’ s ...... ,...... Rhythm It Spice of Music Grand Junction— St. Josepli’s ...... 45.00 J. O’Day is chairman of the D. C. circle sponsdred by her. Rhythm is the third chief ele Greeley— St. Peter’ s ...... 20.00 C. W. committee, and Frank J. The Mothers’ club will hold a ment. It is the spice of music. Gunnison— St. Peter’s ...... 30.00 Gartland is leading the K. of C. picnic Tuesday, June 11, in Berke Haxtun— Christ the King Rhythm is not merely a matter (H olyoke) ...... group preparing for the banquet. ley park. All members who plan of feeling for time pulses; it in 12 Holly— St. Joseph’s ...... Thomas J. Tynan will be toast to attend are requested to meet at cludes also a feeling of the rise Holyoke— St. Patrick’s ...... 8.10 master. the bath-house at 11 o’clock. Ice and fall of movement, a more SUITS Hotchkiss— St. Margaret Mary’s 1.50 cream will be furnished by the Hugo— St. Anthony’s ...... 8.60 subtle matter, which requires a Idaho Springs— St. Paul’s...... 7.10 club. gradual building up. Rhythm is Iliff— St. Catherine’s ...... 6.80 Mr. and Mrs. George Minnigan expressed by bodily movement— TOMATO Julesburg— St. Anthony’s ...... 12.23 Notre Dame Men of Berkeley, Calif., brother-in-law what more natural then, than to Keenesburg end Roggen— Holy Family ...... and sister of G. A. Durbin, arrived use gestures, large and small, in Del Monte, Lafayette— St. Ida’s ...... 1.55 on Tuesday evening for a three training for exact time and rhyth La Junta— To Honor Winner weeks’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. mic feeling. . 6 5 medium can. Our Lady of Guadalupe...... 6.1 S $ JUICE St. Patrick’ s ...... Jl.O i Durbin. To be efficient and fruitful, the Lamar— St. Francis de Sales’...... 7.60 The Denver Notre Dame club’s EaTclope Contributors Listed singing class must be a daily af Las Animas— St. Mary’s...... 5.00 first scholarship winner, Arthur The list of envelope contributors Leadville— fair, of not less than 15 minutes. Annunciation ...... 18.00Andersen, Jr., 1940 graduate of to the regular weekly collection The basic elements and some of St. Joseph’s ...... Eaton high school, will he a guest for the past six months was dis their assimilatory exercises must SPAGHEHI Marshmallows Littleton— St. Mary’s ...... 23.68 of honor at the club’s annual schol tributed at all Masses Sunday. form the daily diet. Children do Longmont— St. John the Baptist’s ...... arship ball at the Broadmoor Coun Mmes. Joseph Carroll and Chris Italian Style, No. 1 tall can Soft and Fluffy, Louisville— St. Louis' ...... 7.84 not mind the diet— they become Snappy double1 and single 4breasted models in all sizes: 1 I'lb . cello bag Loveland— St. John’s ...... 1.65 try club Friday, June 21, President tine Frazzini were hostesses at a so interested in beautiful tones, Mancos— St. Rita’s ...... Charles Haskell told the Register shower for Mrs. Anna Frazzini at Regulars, longs, shorts and stouts. Monte Vista— St. Joseph’s...... 10.20 and in making ever more theif Montrose— St. Mery’s ...... 15.00 Thursday. the home of Mrs. Christine Fraz own the work they a^e doing, that Ordway— St. Peter’ s ...... Andersen was named winner of zini Tuesday evening, June 4. The they have no dislikes. Paonia ...... 1.60 the new $400 scholarship by the party was given by the bridge club Peetz— Sacred Heart ...... And the outcome? Develop Platteville— St. Nicliolas’ ...... 3.00 club committee last week, after sponsored by Mrs. Carroll. Thirty- ment of natural ability to act in Pueblo— several months of checking the six guests were present. dependently, to produce effi Gera Gabaridine and Fine Our Lady of Mt. Carmel...... 10.74 qualifications of candidates from ciently both assimilated and orig Sacred Heart ...... 21.40 a dozen Colorado towns. The 16- St. Anthony o f Padua’s...™...... 640 Students Enroll inal work, an appreciation of the St. Francis Xavier’s...... 25.91 year-old honor graduate will enter more hidden elements of music, Worsteds up to $37.50 St. Leander’s ...... 18.00the college of engineering at Notre In Japanese School and an enjoyment and pleasure in St. Mary’s ...... Dame university in September. St. Patrick’s ...... 62.21 singing. Rifle— St. Mary’ s ...... STUDENTS NAMED Saporo, Japan.— (Fides)— Six Rocky Fordrr^St. Peter’s ...... ON COMMITTEE hundred and forty students, 235 Salida— St. Joseph’ s ...... 10.00Joseph A. Ryan, Jr.; Paul Santo, more than last year, have regis Social Justice Sunday Northern Tissue San Luis— Most Precions Blood...... Springfield— Annunciation Thomas Currigan, Felix Pogliano, tered for the commercial school of Is Noted in Australia (Lamar) ...... _..J...... 2.60 Jr., and John Ryan were named the Franciscans here. The school SUITS Sydney, Australia.— An address Steamboat Springs—J-Holy Name.... 2.00 by the Denver N. D. club this was officially recognized by the Sterling— St. Anthony of Padua’s by Archbishop Beovich of Ade Stratton— St. Charles’ ...... 9.16 week as a campus committee to as Japanese government in 1934, laide over the National Broadcast Stoneham ...... ______8.87 sist with the sale of tickets for the when the missionaries presented as ing station, the distribution of Superior— St. Benedict’s annual scholarship ball June 21. director a Japanese priest. Father 5 ROLLS (South Boulder) ...... scores of thousands of pamphlets T rin id a d - The young men arrived home this Takemiya, who had studied com with copies of the Bishops’ State Holy Trinity ...... _____ 28.85 week from the university as N. D. merce in 'Tokyo before entering the ment on Social Justice, and wide Our Lady of Mt. Carmel.... closed its 98th year. Franciscan order. spread publicity in pulpit and Victor— St. Victorfs (Cripple They will work under Chairman Creek) ...... 2.00 press marked the observance of MARGARINE WaliSnburg—St. Hary’a ...... James Hanlon of the social com Missionary Synod Is Social Justice Sunday in the Com EGGS Welby— Assumption ...... 2.00 mittee. monwealth of Australia, under the W estcllffe— Assumption ...... Tickets can be secured from Held in West Africa Dinner Bell, lb. Foil velnt, med. Extra grade in Wray— St. Andrew’s ...... direction of the Episcopal Sub- cartone, dozen Yuma—St. John’s (Akron)...... club members or at the Broadmoor Committee on Catholic Action. Regis college— Denver ...... 11.56 for $1.10 a couple. Dakar, French West Africa.— MEETING MOVED (Fides)—"The second synod of the Founder’s Feast Day Is Oblates Open New UP A W E E K Senegal mission was held here un Chairman A1 Frantz of the der the presidency of the Vicar Observed in New York House in Moravia club’s meeting . committee an Apostolic, the Most Rev. Aug^istus New York.— Members of the Rome.—.The Oblates of Mary nounced the regular club meeting Grimaud, C.S.Sp. In both Dakar board of trustees, faculty, stu Immaculate have opened a new date has been changed from June city and the Senegal hinterland dents, and alumni of Manhattan house at Brno, the capital o,' Mo 19 to Wednesday, June 12, at the several new parishes were created. college held an all-day celebration ravia. The Rev. Peter Boeckeler American Legion club at 8 o’clock. Diourbel, formerly an annex of in commemoration of the feast day has been named director, assisted The work of the scho’ '- hip, foot the Diohine mission, in the Sine of St. John Baptist De La Salle, PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 10 16 by Fathers Karel Kacl and Alo- ball train, and social committees district, is now an independent founder of the Institute of the ysius Boeb" will be reviewed to date. station. Brothers of the Christians Schools. PAGE THREE Thursday, June 6, 1940 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4305
Honoring a Pioneer Priest, J;Father Pierre can DeSmet, Glendale 36 63 Annunciation High S.J., who celebrated the first Mass within the present confines of St. Elizaktli’$ Preferred Parish Wyoming just a century ago, is this imposing monument in the Catholic cemetery o f the town o f Daniel, often referred to as “ The Prairie of the Mass.” Here, on July 4, a Pontifical Field Mass will be Tra^ng List celebrated by the Most Rev. Patrick A. McCJovem, Bishop o f Cheyenne, Honor Students in commemoration of Father DeSmel’s Mass celebrated there July 5, Having Novena J l/ L 1840. Present at that Mass were 2 ,0 00 persons, mostly Indians, and mORTU/lRIES MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER plans are being made by the Knights o f Columbus, .sponsors o f this year’s celebration, to accommodate a crowd much larger than that The merchantt represented in this section are' boosters. They are assembled on the same spot 100 years ago. Present will be (^ v . Nels To St. Anthony anxious to work with you and are deserrinc of your patronage. Co> Are Announced Smith, Senator Joseph O’Mahoney, and Francis P. Matthews of Omaha, CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our personnel operate with them. Nebr., supreme knighi of the K. of C. The Most Rev. Duane G. Hunt, Bishop of Salt Lake, will be the speaker. The site where this monument (St. Elizabeth’* Pariah) (Annunciation Parish) and the finest equipment and facilities are is located was deeded to the Diocese o f Cheyenne in 1925. On July 5 The annual novena to St. An Cathedral The scholarship to the St. Mary of that year Bishop McGovern dedicated the granite, altar-shaped thony opened Wednesday evening, assigned to every Catholic Service FOR FINE QUALITY college, Leavenworth, .Kans., was memorial. June 5, in St. Elizabeth’s church MEATS AND FOOD STUFFS won by Lucille Pankoski; to Regis, with the Rev. Oliver Murray, Joseph E.'Bona, Vice President ECONOMY GO TO YOUR Raymond Zoglo; Loretto Heights, O.F.M., in charge. Father Oliver is stationed at the National Shrine Dorothy Jochim;-Colorado univer of St. Anthony. The services each 16th at Boulder Speer Blvd. at Sherman LIQUOR STORE Piggly Wiggly Store sity, Gertrude Hill and Frank Next to Clark’s Church Goods evening consist of a sermon. Bene Rookard. / diction of the Blessed Sacrament, E Membership Hits Century Mark TWO EYES .. . GERARDI CLASS INITIATED Diplomas Given Used every minute of eve^ day. Yet the only two you will ever have. They are very delicate, to— BY WALSENBURG C. D. OF A. CHOOSE YOUR OPTOMETRIST 12 Sth Graders W IT H CARE A Fact Walsenburg.—Our Lady of members, and in a setting of lilacs Lourdes court 120 2, Catholic and yellow roses, Mrs. Sara Ari- Pueblo. — (St. Leander’s Par Daughters of America, paid a dis ano, grand regent, and other offi ish)— At the 7 o’clock Mass Sun James P. Gray tinct compliment to Mrs. Adeline Gerardi, state grand regent, when cers of the court exemplified the day, June 2, 12 eighth grade pu Optometrist To Remember it named after her the class of new ritual. They were assisted by 16 pils of St. Leander’s school re members initiated Sunday evening, members of the drill team, who ceived certificates of graduation. June 2, in the Knights of Colum were clad in their mllitai’y-like Members of the adult choir sang 211 Colorado Bldg. bus hall. Mrs. Gerardi, who, with music for the Mass, which was the aid of officers of Our Lady of uniform of purple, gold, and white, celebrated by the Rev. Paul Fife, 1615 California TA. 8883 Victory court, Trinidad, instituted the C. D. of A. colors. Received O.S.B. The choir was under the LENSES DUPLICATED — PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Money cannot buy a better the Walsenburg court in May, into the ranks were the following direction of Mrs. C. P. Ritchie, 1933, is held in high esteem by the new members: Mary Bassi, Lola with Miss Margaret McDonnell at Walsenburg memlwrs, and is called Daher, Nellie Joyce Dallafior, the organ. Francis Coleman sang by them “ the godmother of the “ Ave Maria” at the Offertory. court.” Emily Dunich, Ann Glinsky, Agnes service anywhere than that of Kollander, Louise Kollander, JO' Members of the class were Mary The reception of this class brings I •------w ’ . June Bacino, Lloyd G. Birrer, the membership of Our Lady of all of Walsenburg; Rosella M. Hilda M. Broschak, Donna May Lourdes court to 104. It is the Faricy, William J. McDonnell,. Horan and Son. Yet no family climax of a recent nationwide Gieser of Rugby, and Pierina Prato of Aguilar. Agnes L. Neis, Eleanore J. Oki- drive for new members. chick, Homer C. O’Neill, Richard In the presence of more than 100 Officers Installed k R. Prince, Ruth Ann Shinnick, have ever found it beyond their Installation of officers followed Anthony J. Schmitt, and Rose initiation, witH Katherine Stoffel Marie Sollee. of La Junta, district deputy, pre-' The operetta given by members siding as installing officer. As of St. Leander’s school as the an means. sisting her as monitor was Nellie nual school entertainment May 28 Piccinati of Trinidad. The new was repeated June 5 at the State officers are: Grand regent, Anna Fair grounds under sponsorship of Tallman; •vice grand regent, Ida the Recreation association. Zupancic; prophetess, Hazel Tur ner; lecturer, Emma Bellotti; his The women of St. Leander’s torian, Ann Mosco; financial sec parish entertained at a “ bundle retary, Josephine Kopine (re party” Tuesday afternoon, June elected) ; treasurer, Edythe Benine 4, at St. Leander’s school hall. The (re-elected); monitor, Mary San- party was given to help replenish dor; inside sentinel, Helen Pan- the stock of merchandise at the Steamboat' Springs.— The Rev. ucci; outside sentinel, Myrtle Judi- Benefit shop of the Pueblo dean Vincent McCartan, C.SS.R., of scak; organist, Nell Harron; trus ery, Diocesan Council of Catholic ^enver opened a week’s mission tees, Dorothy Furphy, Myrtle Women. AND SON CHAPELS unday, June 2, in Holy Name Krier, and Sara Ariano. Sister Lucy and Sister Columba church. This is the first mission Several on Speakeri’ Profram have gone to Rocky Ford to con duct a vacation school, and Sister ever to be given in the parish and A program, preceding an enjoy KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 the members have been respond Mercedes, Sister Jude, and Sis able social hour and refreshments, ter Maureen have gone to Canon i'^BEER-.Fits 1527 Cleveland Place ing faithfully by attending both offered talks by Mrs. Gerardi, Vir the morning and the evening City for a short stay before tak in Your Picture ginia Dissler, state secretary; Mrs. ing up their summer duties. Guarding Forever our Founder’s Ideals services. The mission will close Stoffel, Helen Klein, grand regent Sunday, June 9, at the 8 o’clock of La Junta; Hazel Loughery, Mrs. James D. Davis, Stephen Take along a case of Ttvoli. It makes any meal a Mass. grand regent of Trinidad; the Rev. Davis, Nancy Ann D^vis, and The second annual parish picnic Regis Barrett, O.S.B., of Canon Margaret Mary Davis of Denver banquet, and adds to '^e "comradeship” of the was held Sunday, May 19, in the spent the weekend with Mr. and City; the Rev. Raymond Newell, occasion. Its tasteful tang, natural mellowness and City park. The Altar society the Rev. Francis Bottler, acting Mrs. Carl Shope and family. Mrs. served free lemonade with the din- chaplain, and Sara Ariano, retir Davis will remain for a short visit light, sparkling freshness suit everyone’s taste. As Durango School The Holy NAme society do- ing grand regent. A telegram from with her sister, Mrs. Shope. Preferred Parish sure as you like the great outdoors..you’ll like Tivoli. nated the ice cream and coffee. the Very Rev. J. B. Liciotti, who Mr. and Mrs. A. E. gollee are Games for adults and children is convalescing in California, was on a three-week motor trip to NOW Trading List were enjoyed by a large gathering read. His message was touching points of interest on the Western Smart to Serve Graduates Seven in the afternoon. and inspiring. Congratulatory let coast. The Altar society met at the ters from two past state regents, yshers for June are: 7 o’clock ONLY 10(5; home of Mrs. Willard Smith at 1 Mary O’Fallon and Rose M. Ha- Smart to Drink •■asg------MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER o’clock. A dinner in honor of Fa Mass, Charles Glentzer and Ey- Th« merchants represented in this section are boosters. They are Durango. — Seven pupils were gus, were also read at this time. mard Glentzer; 9 o’clock Mass, E. ther Edward Prinster’s birthday Vocal solos, “ Ave Maria” and “ Gi- The Tivoli-Union Brewing Co.,^ anxious to work with yon and are deserving of your patronage Co- graduated from St. Columba’s had bepn arranged as a surprise H, Setter and Urban Setter. operate with them. anina Mia,” sung by Miss Jo I00» UNION MADE DfiNVCft. COLO. school. They received their di to him. Mrs. C. B. Chase, presi sephine Dalpiaz, were enthusiasti plomas from the Very Rev. F. P. dent, presented a check to Father cally received. M arg^et Smith Puebloans Give $6,000 Cawley after the T o’clock Mass Prinster in the name of the so was the accompanist. Roses were i • h i m n • Holy Family ciety. The business meeting was June 2. Class members included: presented to Mrs. Gerardi, the hon-1||| n Q y G r O S S D r iV O dispensed with and a pleasant aft ored guest of the evening. Day KE. 9311 Shirley Jean Young, Mary Ann ernoon was enjoyed. A lex Public Service Station Nitdit GR. 2349 Rose Mauro, state chairman of R. H. HAMEL. Prop. O’Rourke, Connie Risley, George Franz Chapman of Yampa, the Pueblo^ — Puebloans have con SPECIAL OFFER HOOVERS— EUREKA— ROYALS—And All Makes drill teams, presented Our Lady of Parts for All Makes of Vaccjm s—We Repair All Makes of Sweepers Francis Fritz, Louis Michael Cum father of Mrs. Webster See, is im Lourdes court team in a colorful tributed more than $6,000 in the We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you six 2862 Larimer at 29th St. Plenty of Parking Space mins, James Risley, and Robert proving rapidly following a serious pageant of fancy drills. The mem Red Cross war relief campaign, months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We illness. Walter W. Melvin, acting Red have low rate of insurance. Stephen McCormick. bers of the team, for this occasion, Mrs. Hugh Lawless drove to wore lovely floor-leng;th gowns of Cross chairman, reported. Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on A X X L Y T L E For Quality Bakery Goods A Requiem Mass was celebrated Lubbock, Tex., to get her son, pastel pink, orchid, yellow and Contributions totaling $600 your work. for Patrick Haffey at the request NORTH DENVER’S Try Hugh, Jr., who has just completed green, with corsages of orchid and came in last Friday, swelling the MOVING, STORAGE AND PACKING LEADING SALON of the Knights of Columbus, of his first year in petroleum engin yellow iris. total far above the assigned quota which he was a member. eering at Texas 'Tech. Refreshments were served from of $4,620. No Money Needed for Six Months GL. 9186 WEISS BAKERY The bake sale sponsored by the The Ave Maria study club held a buffet table covered with lace Pueblo’s showing is one of the 4 0 24 Tennyson St. DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. 4931 W. 38th (Near Yates) Altar and Rosary society at the its last regular meeting of the and adorned with a centerpiece of finest in the United States, accord Wahler store was a success. summer at the home of Mrs. yellow roses flanked by orchid ta ing to word received here. Pueblo 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse Mrs. Biers, who underwent an Ralph Werner. The group will pers. A delicious salad course was was one of the first cities to reach W e GOOD FOOD operation, is recuperating at the convene again in the fall. hidden in a cup made to simulate its assigmcd quota. Because of the Beginning Sunday, June 16, a yellow rose. Parsley garnish increasing n ^ s of the war refu Store FAIR PRICES home of her cousin. Miss Mamie O’Connell. and continuing through the sum ments formed the leaves of the gees of Europe, local Red Cross Household Goods mer, Mass will he said at 7:30 on rose. officials decided to continue taking Mrs. George Goodman and Miss contributions. M id Merchandise Florence Ruffe of White River, the first, third, and fourth Sun The reception committee in EDDIE'S day of each month. If there is a charge of arrangements included: BOCFY STORAGE AND Ariz., sisters of Mrs. Charles Ho RED & WHITE gan, were here to attend the grad fifth Sunday, Mass will be at 7 :30 Myrtle Krier, chairman; Isabel Man Dies in Ambulance MOVING CO. Mazzone, Olive O’Rourke, and Dor PUEBLO 43rd and Yates GLendale 9915 uation of their niece, Eleanor Ho and 9 o’clock. From June 12 on, gan. After a short visit, they re daily Mass .will be at 7 :30 o’clock. othy Furphy, Freda Yano, Ida While on Way to Pueblo turned to their home, taking Elea Junior Mountaineers Take Hike Zupancic, Ann Boskich, Alice Ko pine. St. Vincent de Paul's nor and Mickey Hogan with them The Junior Mountaineers, a Pueblo.—While en route May 30 for a visit. group composed of Holy Name Visitor* Announced from his home at Querida to JEWELERS Visitors from Trinidad were: Pueblo, by ambulance, John No For Better Mri. Parker Buried boys, went by car to Fish Creek VISIT TOUR KEIGHBORHOOD falls May 29. The hoys cooked Adeline Gerardi, Hazel Loughery, vak, World war veteran and for OPTOMETRISTS Funeral services for Mrs. Eileen mer Puebloan, passed away. Mr. 9*^ Hair Styling and Lenore Parker, daughter of Mr. their dinner in the open after hik Teresa M. Gerardi, Ella Reilly, Caroline M. Spahr, Angie Barbera, Novak formerly operated the No Beauty Service Piggly Wiggly Store and Mrs. James Dennison, were ing up the mountain trail. They Now under the supervision of enjoyed a swim Wednesday, June Mrs. L. Covaino, Alice Zanatelli, vak garage in Bessemer as an held in St. Columha’s church associate of his father. For the GORDON GRAPES. CHAS. SLOGGETT Wednesday morning, May 29, at 9 5, at 2 o’clock in the Steamboat Mrs. Emil Lofferalli, Leola Mauro, The Virginia Barber FRANK LINZEY Springs swimming pool. Bella Stellitano, Ann Detrq, Mrs. past five or six years he had en o’clock, with Father Cawley offici gaged in mining at Querida. and Beauty Shop 1065 SO. GAYLORD . ating. Mrs. Parker is survived by The members are: Donald Hill, Hugo Pfalmer, Nadine Amato, Lu PUF!‘L'->» LCAOINO jr^FLE PE. 2586 2027 E. Virginia her husband, Albert Parker, Jr.; Frank Light, Bob Coan, Lawrence cille Petri, Martha Patterson, Jus He is survived by his wife, Mrs. one daughter, Alberta; her par and Lloyd Williams, Kiieeland tine Grassino, Rose Detro, Mary Edna Novak; five stepchildren, The Standard of Quality Leone, Frances Elevian, Dorothy Marjorie Dunne, Mrs. Dorothy Mc Opposite Post Office Washington Park ents, one brother, and three sis Light, Roland Johnson, Charles, SOUTH GAYLORD Del Mjy-go, Nellie Piccinati, and Kenzie of Grass Vallley, Calif., for Perfect Baking ters. Jack, and Jimmie Eckstine, John *‘And Just as Reliable'* Gleaners and 'jADies Dowling, Edward Ed Adeline Cresto; La Junta, Kather Ray and Robert Dunne, and Mrs. A shower for Miss Alma Leon- ine Stoffel, Helen Klein, Marie Irene Pryor of Pueblo; his mother, BAKERY N. W. CHRISTENSEN ardelli, who is to be married this wards, Philmore and Glenn Cox, Alfreti and Maynard Smith, Cal Hanagan, Elizabeth Marshall, and Mrs. Theresa Novak, and a sister, Fluffy, Flakey Homemade Unexcelled Quality and Service month, was given at the home of Katherine Hanagan. Mrs. Frank Wodishek of Pueblo. Mrs. Virgil Headrick Friday after vin Gourley, Vernon Stees, Jack Pastry In Pueblo It’s 1087 So. Gaylord 8P. 7898 and Elliott Coan, Billy Height, Silver Moon PE. 7315 1024 So. Gaylord noon, May 31, by Miss Elizabeth Dill. About 30 friends were pres and their leader, Father Prinster. Night Club ent. She received many useful Wedding Takes Place VACATION SCHOOL TERM WILL gifts. Light refreshments were George Fick and Miss Janet PUEBLO’S B O m iE BRAE FINEST served by the hostess. Park were united in marriage Cafe DRUG STORE May 30 before Father Prinster at BEGIN IN SALIDA ON JUNE 10 At Pneblo on 298 West 5*h 6t. Oscar Di Ferdinando, who had Highway $0 East Telephone 5149 Come in and See Our been ill in Mercy hospital of a the home of the bride’s parents, Beautiful, New, Modern heart attack, is now recuperating Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Park, in Mc Salida.— Vacation school classes tar society will be held Friday WE DELIVER Store at the home of his brother, Sam Gregor. The out-of-town guests for Catholic children attending afternoon, June 7. Mrs. T. Kiley PE. 2255 763 SO. UNIVERSITY included the bridegroom’s parents, Navajo Liquor Store When buying from the Di Ferinando, in Brookside. public schools will open June 10 and Mrs. Ruth Mealey will be 1059 South Gaylord PEarl 06221 Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Fick; Mr. and firms advertising in this Edward Beeve, Mr. and Mrs. in St. Joseph’s school. hostesses. Ice Cold Wines and Beer Father of Two Nuns Ralph Werner of Steamboat The Young Ladies’ sodality held The closing program given by paper, please mention that Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fick its annual May crowning recently. the pupils of St. Joseph’s school FREE DELIVERY you saw their advertise Stc Joseph's of Glenwood Springs, and Philip Succumbs in Pueblo Fick of Denver. Miss Alice Bonomo, vice president, was held Wednesday, June 5, at Ph. 2 0 9 0 413 W . Northern ment. • TEXACO PRODUCTS led the group, and the president. 7 :45 p. m. in the high school audi Cash & Carry Prices Mrs. Anna Studor and her son, Miss Ruth Pasquale, crowned the EXIDE B.4TTERY Pueblo.— Theophilus Jagger, resi Lucas, spent several days in Eat torium. The program follows; 610 No. Main Phone 470 DRESSES...... 77C statue of the Blessed Virgin. PORTER PLUMBING Sales and Service dent of Pueblo 33 years and for on. *‘Bye-lo-Lsnd,” gnOes one snd two: SUITS ...... 5 4^ many years a weighmaster for the Funeral services were held. May "Luck Day in HoUand,** grades three Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Heid left 2~ for Barney Peter Leo, 78, a and fou r; conferring of diplomes, the JACGER’S AND HEATING CO. MERCHANTS OIL CO. Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp., died Rev. Bernard Gillick; address. Father for West Point, N. Y. to witness member of the parish. Funeral Stokol Stokers, Air Conditioning in a local hospital after an illness^ Ibe graduation of their son, Pat, Gillick; song, "Awake! Arise!” by Haw ERWIN J. MERZ, Lessee Santa Fe Gleaners services were held May 28 for thorne; conferring of Palmer certificates, SHOE REPAIR CO. Personal Attention Given Repair Work of several months. fro^m the United States military Father Gillick; Estimates Furnished 801 KALAMATH 618 Santa Fe KE. 0932 Mrs. Mary Micklich, 74, who Mr. Jagger, who was born in academy. passed away in a Denver hospital. "Old Ironsides.” operetta in two acts, (New for Old) 408 N. Santa Fe Ave. Phone 17 Yorkshire, England, came to the Bill Campbell will arrive home The Knights of Columbus and with the following taking part; Donald United States 50 years ago. He Williams, Jimmy Medrano, Velma Teka- THEORA When buying from the from Boulder soon to spend the members of Cypera entertained vec, Jean Erickson, Jimmy Cheiius, was the father of Frank S. Jagger, summer with his parents, Mr. and Pauline Egan, John Glover, Bobby Patton, CAR WASHING TIRE REPAIRING the Catholic members of the high BATTERY RECHARGING firms advertising in this Mrs. Ray Garnett, and Herbert Mrs. Arthur Campbell. school graduation class May 24. Frank Butala, Louis Filosa, Nick Pomper- BEAUTY SHOP N. Jagger, all of Pueblo; John J. mayer, Francia Flood, and Frank Man- paper, please mention that Father Prinster gave the bac A social was enjoyed and at the sheim; Specialising in Frederics Jagger of Hot Springs, N. Mex.; calaureate sermon for the seniors close of the evening refreshments you saw their advertise James A. Jagger, Phoenix, Ariz.; Sailor boys— J. DeLuca, D. Granzella, Christen Auto Supply Permanent Waves of the Steamboat Springs high were served by a committee. The I. Gentile, B. Kurtz, S. Moody, W. ment. Mrs. Daniel Giles, Englewood, school Sunday evening, May 19. Catholic members of the gradua Knipp, K. Elliott. F. Flood. F. Man- MICHIGAN AT ABRIENDO , 614 Santa Fe T.4. 8 9 9 7 ^ Calif.; Sister Ellen Marie, Albu sheim, J. Glesener, and W. Harvey; Phone 4195 Wt Gaarantss Geraldine Long and Bill Williams tion class received Communion in sailor girls— M. Aragon, T. Baker, M. Service Car Bolter Service querque, N. Mex., and Sister Ma were members of the graduation a body at the-7:30 o’clock Mass Cupelli, N. Lord, G. Abernethy, G. Alfont, thilda, Mt. St. Joseph, 0., and the class. May 26. The eighth grade grad J. Aragon. T. Blanchard, M. Gregg, E. brother of Fred and Alonzo Jagger Masters. D. Veltrie, M. Kelleher. D. H oly Ghost Senator and Mrs. Charles Mur uates of the parochial school re Smith, C. Moltrer, M. Gardunio, and S. of Lawrence, Mass. He was the phy of Spicer were in Steamboat ceived Communion June 2. Gardunio; sirs and misses— T. Harvey, I OPENING SPECIAL grandfather of 16. Springs visiting with the Light The regular meeting of the Al- A. Cupelli, L Maestas, S. Gallagher, D. iUST€Rn messenoeR. OIL PERMANENTS and Cosand families. Knickerbocker, D. Tekavec. R. Evans, GROVEDRirCTO 6 ^ $ 2 .5 0 R. Elliott, A. Gentile, J. Glesener, W. The summer vacation school for All Lines of Beauty Work Mrs. Lena DiPalma of PUEBLO RESIDENT Harvey, and P. Glover; C B d f L n . ( D h j u u g ^ TAbor the children of the parish began Puritan maids— G. Alfont, T. Blanch Pueblo Taken in Death Monday morning, June 3, with a 53 YEARS DIES ard, S. Gardunio, M. Gregg, E. Mas Central U., Phone 667 MESA JUNCTION 500 N. Main, Phone 62 Hollywood Boauty Shop large group enrolled. ters, D. Veltrie, and G. Abernathy; 3333 Grand Are., Phone 646 726 E. 4tb, Phone 3421 5 3 4 5 Indians and stevedores— W. Knicker PAPER CURLING bocker, A. Garcia, R. Glover, S. DeLuca, Betty Batea— Irene Cntet 1649 Treraont Pueblo.—Mrs. Lena DiPalma, Pueblo.—Mrs. Catherine Eliza Lat Ua Dflirer Your Packagat and C. Martillaro; dancing director— OPEN EVENINGS KEYSTONE 1909 resident of Pueblo all her life, died Couple Exchange Vows beth , Du Bois, resident of Pueblo Yolanda Spino; stage manager— Ellsworth 424 18TH ST. in a local hospital after an illness 53 years, died May 30 at her home, Blanchard; accompanist— Mrs. George of only two weeks. She was a Before Florence Priest 505 West Evans, after a long ill Patton; music by the Patton family. When you have complete Electric Service in your home, member of St. Francis Xavier’s Members of the graduation class were The firms listed here de ness. She was the wife of Andrew Mildred Aragon, Frank Butala, Joseph church and the Ladies’ Fidelity Du Bois, with whom she celebrated work days become play days . . . the cooking, cleaning, StilwilVs Cafe serve to be remembered Florence.— Miss Mary Gonzales DeLuca, Pauline Egan, Louis Filosa, society. Besides her husband, Tony and Raymond Leyba were married her golden wedding anniversary William Knickerbocker, Nick Pomper- water heating, dishwashing and many other housekeep mayer, and Velma Tekavec. DENVER when you are distributing DiPalma, she is survived by her Saturday morning, June 1, before last October, and the mother of FINE FOODS AND COCKTAILS son, Freddie DiPalma; her father. Student Nurse Visiting Parent* ing tasks can be done automatically — ELECTRI your patronage in the dif Father Dominic Sclafani, O.S.B. Mrs. Ann Toedter and Helen, ★ Palmer Fabiano; four sisters, The_ Young People’s club of St. Julya, and John Du Bois, all' of Miss Katherine Moltrer, a stu CALLY. Plan to give Electricity more to do at your ferent lines of business. Vera, Helen, and Mamie Fabiano Benedict’s church met at the new Pueblo, and the grandmother of dent nurse at St. Joseph’s hospital, house. KETstons 9221 1942 Broadway of Pueblo, and Mrs. T. C. Gioga, John Du Bois, Los Angeles, Calif. Open 6 A. M. to 2 A. M. parish hall Monday evening, June Denver, is visiting at the home of Los Angeles, Calif., and one 3. Mrs. Du Bois was a member of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. brother, Joseph Fabiano, Ft. The Altar and Rosary society St. Anthony’s church, the Ladies’ Moltrer. Worth, Tex. held its monthly meeting at the Catholic union, the Pennsylvania The St. Vincent de Paul society SOUTHERH COLORADO POWER COMPAHY PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Funeral services were held at’ parish center Wednesday after- Catholic union, and the Altar so held its regular meeting June 3 Mt, Carmel church June 6. noo' ciety of St, Anthony’s. at the parish hall. L. 1 PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOOC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 6, 1940 GHEMIST-PRIEST Banquet to Feature Colorado Springs Event CANON CITY HELPS HAIR Bishop Urban J. Vehr Confers Diplomas on Eighth Graders' Do you tuffm from Itchin* Scalp, Dandruff C.D.ofA. Court to Observe or Tbinnins Hair, which may indicata ap The Hardins^ Hardware Co. proaching baldneisT Don't delay—atart NOW to UM the rtmarkabU componnd. Catholic High School Graduates in Pueblo |{| Wlioletal* and Retail Dealera in prepared by Fr. Jnmee Gilmore, which ETtw perfect hair on head of bald itu- eceive Diplomas 20th Anniversary June 20 Hardware, Stovea, Rangea, dent. Since then over 60,000 bottles have Sporting Gooda, etc. been sold. Royalties aroing to charity. Users Pueblo.— (St.. Patrick’s Parish) rium Monday, June 3. He also Patriotism Based on Dirine everywhere tmtify to wonderful results ob — The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, gave an address. Commandment Canon City.—Graduation exer Dnpont Powders and Miners' Snppliaa tained, Order through your druggist or Bishop of Denver, conferred di The program began with the “ Patriotism, or love of country, cises for the eighth grade of St. Colorado Springs. — Court St. college, Mt. St. Joseph, 0., and will dept, store who will gladly get it for you if plomas upon 39 seniors who were Eat. 1879 T. M. HARDING. Owner they do not have it on hand. Prices: d o - processional, “ Pomp and Circum is a religious virtue, based on Di Michael’s parochial school were Mary No. 513, Catholic Daughters return to spend the summer with more Shampoo 60c, Hairmore Scalp Lotion graduated from Pueblo Catholic vine commandment, and not merely stance,’’ by Elgar, played by the held Friday morning. May 31, at of America, will celebrate the 20th her mother. tl.OO and fX.00. Take this adv. sHth yoa high school at commencement school orchestra. a sentiment or an occasional flag 8:30 a. m. in St. Michael’s church. GILMORE-BURKE. INC,. Seattle, Wash. anniversary of its installation in exercises held at the City audito- Regina O’Neil spoke on “ Why raising ceremony,” Bishop Vehr Thirteen pupils received their di Thomas' McCarthy, son of Mr. SGHAAR Attend a Catholic High School?’’ told the graduates. He pointed out plomas. Colorado Springs on June 20. The and Mrs. Thomas McCarthy, 122 that patriotism means loyalty and Eleelrle Service INDIGlESTION This was followed by a choral The Rev. Albert Schaller, 0. S. past grand regents have been E. Uintah, will be graduated June m tj aSect rtheL- UHeart__ a Mt. St. Gertrude’s number by the Pueblo Catholic devotion to democratic institutions 11 from Fordham university, New 410 MAIN PHONE 735 A a . Sk.. ____ rt _. _ B., principal of the sch(x>l and pas named on a committee of arrange Oti trapped in the itooiich or gullet may act like s high school chorus. at all times. York. MAJESTIC RADIOS — R.C.A. TUBES hahjtrtgier onuu theui« heart.DMri. Atea theuie flritnrit algo of dtitresaH^u-uiaaar dtitreia tor of St. Michael’s church, offi ments. Mrs. Thomas Fagan has s c ^ men and women depend on Bell-ana Tableti to “ An Appreciation” was the topic “ Our country may not be per ciated at Solemn Mass. The school been chosen as chairman. 'The Californians Honored We Serrice Anrthint Electrical “ 1. •“ hut made of the faiteat* of David McGee of the graduation fect, but it is without doubt the choir sang at the Mass. Following “ W tndlgeitlon. If the Graduation to complete program for the day’s Mr. and Mrs. Francis Baldridge FDBOT DOSS doem't prove BeU-ani hetter. return class, followed by conferring of di best in the world,” said Bishop the services. Father Schaller ad activities, which will include a hottle to ua and lecelre DOUBLE Mone^ Back. 36c. entertained at a dinner party in plomas by the Bishop. Vehr. “ It is a country where gov dressed the class members and Extra Month's Wear in Every Pair I banquet at the Antlers hotel in their home Monday evening hon Be Held Sunday “ The Star-Spangled Banner,” ernment exists for citizens, not cit distributed the diplomas. honor of the court’s charter mem oring Mr. and Mrs. Emil Raymond EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING More Comfort Wearing ^ sung by the audience, was the last izens for government. We are un The members of the class were bers, will, be announced in next of San Diego, Calif., who are Oldest Shop in Canon City I number of the program, prior to qualifiedly opposed to Communism Vona Barragree, Leona R. Ben Boulder.— (Mt. St. Gertrude’s week’s issue of the Denver Cath spending two weeks here. The ' the recessional, “ Huldigiungs- and state deification.” nett, Helen Fassler, Elizabeth Hull, olic Register. Member Shoe Repairers’ Guild Academy)— On Sunday, June 9, Raymonds are on their way home march,” by Greig. Patricia McAndries, Rosemary FALSE TEETH commencement exercises will be Bishop Vehr told his audience The court will hold its regular following a trip through the Pan Those who received diplomas that Christian education may be Merlino, Daniel Adamic, George TITUS RHIGER Hera is a pleasant way to overcome loose held at 3.30 in the academy chapel. business meeting June 11 at 7:30 ama canal and a tour of the East CANON THEATRE BLDG. plate discomfort. FASTEETH, an improved were: defined as one preparing students Jenkins, Leander Matts, Robert On Monday, June 3, the seniors in the American Legion hut. In ern states. powder, sprinkled on upper and lower Bette Joe Aasterud, Helen Bal- for their places in a democracy McAndries, Robert Sterling, Leo stallation of officers will be belli, plates holds them firmer so that they feel were the guests of the sophomores lash, Leo Beller, Mary Ellen Ben^ Accompanied by her daughter, and in the kingdom of God. Stringari, and Edward Zabruski. with Mrs. Mary McIntyre, past more comfortable. No gummy, gooey, pasty at a luncheon in the summer social sik, Margie Carr, Francis Cole Mrs. Frederick Locke, who had taste or feeling. It's alkaline (non-acid). “ The first allegiance in life is Closing Exerciiet Held grand regent, as installing officer. room. The Ancient World club man, William Cooper, John Cowen, been visiting here from Cincin MERRILL’S Docs not sour. Checks "plate odor” (den to our Creator,” he said. “ Chris The closing exercises at St. Mi James Fagan and Franklyn Sulli 0 Tang-Sol Radio Tubes ture breath). Get FASTEETH today at any entertained the members of the Una Cunningham, Thomas Donnel nati, Mrs. John Haarmann left tians believe in certain fundamen chael’s school were held in the van will present a novelty pro • RADIO SETS BUILT AND drug store. faculty in the evening. ly, Mary Elizabeth Doyle, Jack Friday for Chicago. After a short tal truths that are not subject to auditorium of the school Wednes gram preceding the business ses- REPAIRED Easley, Ellis Ferguson; visit there, Mrs. Locke will return The Chautauqua was the setting argumentation. They believe in a day night, May 29, when a large Public Address System Dolores Graftenreed, Bernard to her home, while Mrs.-Haarmann for the annual school picnic Tues definite, objective, moral code that number of parents and friends MUSIC — MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Under the leadership of the Rev. plans to go on to Milwaukee. She day, June 4. Griesemer, Eileen Guadagno, Rose is not evolutionary, but revealed were present for the program pre WATCH REPAIRING 420 Main St. Wednesday, June 5, was ob Marie Guadagno, Mary Hamrick, Maurice Singleton, C.M., of St also plans to go to Buffalo, N. Y., FORDHAM by God in the Ten Commandments sented by the pupils of the school. Thomas’ seminal^, Denver, a. very served as senior class day. After Harold Herder, Helen Huber, Mah- which represent perfection in the Each grade of the school con where she will visit her son, John successful day of recollection was C. Haarmann, and family. assisting at the Mass offered lon Hunyada, Roy Jones, William relationship of man to his God and tributed an interesting part to the for them in the academy chapel Jordan, Walter LaDamus, John sponsored at St. Mary’s church by to his fellowmen. program, which was opened by the the C. D. of A. Members of the Catholic Dra FT. COLLINS UNIVERSITY the seniors 'were entertained at Larson, David McGee; matic guild enjoyed an old-time “ Religion, therefore, which is j first and second grade boys and NEW YORK CITY breakfast by the freshmen. The Marie McGrath, Joseph Medved, ball at the Y.W.C.A. Monday night, the science of the Divine, must be girls in various songs and drills. Scholarship Winners at 184M941 juniors honored the graduates with Richard Moore, Leo Muir, Robert June 3. Committee members in Conducted by the Jesuit* ' united with the science of the ma The intermediate grades presented St. Mary's Announced a banquet in the evening. At 8 Niznick, Irene Purkatt, Thomas an operetta, in which Patricia Mc charge were Miss Mary Rose Kelle- At Fordham Road, . o’clock in the academy auditorium Roach, Vivian Rowley, Geraldine terial in the educative process;” At the graduation exercises of her and M. J. Mclnaney. ART G. SHEELY, Inc. Bronx, New York City Bishop Vehr urged the gradu Andries took the lead. the seniors presented their class Sitas, Grant Spencer, Richard Sto The eighth grade boys and girls St. Mary’s high school Friday eve Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lou 330 So. College Ave. Fordham College. A Boarding and vall, Stephen Stovall, and Dorothy ates to be grateful and to show ap Day College on 70 Acre Campus. play, Around the Clock With gave a clever play and the program ning, May 31, scholarships were Lou Healy last week were Mr. Graduate School Claire. Thomas. preciation to their parents for the awarded as follows: To Loretto opportunities of formal education. was clo.sed by all singing “ Flag and Mrs. Chas. Malony and Ed Chrysler - Plymouth College of Pharmacy ■Semester examinations were con of Our Land.” Heights college, Denver—Virginia ward Conlon of Chicago. Summer School tfuly 5*Aug. 14) ducted in all departments of study They were told to exercise their Lee Thieler, who had the highest PHONE 777 At Woolworth Building, initiative and every faculty they Each of the 13 graduates of the Thursday. 25 Graduated by school was escorted to the stage average (93.2) in the classical 233 Broadway, New York City possess in hard and serious work On Friday evening, June 7, a by a child from the lower grades, course; Webster college, Webster Fordham College. Manhattan Di> farewell social hour will be en. to make their lives successful. Groves, Mo.—Marie Margaret Col vision. Forty men, members of the vari and led through the gates held LITTLETON T h e D A Y School of Education joyed in the auditorium. burn, whose average was 91.8; School in Pueblo ous parishes of the city, formed a open by two small pupils, John School of Law Anthology Given to Library "Fassler and Lorraine Freda, Regis college, Denver—Allen Fran FUNERAL HOME School of Social Service Mr. and Mrs. Roberl” Meigh of guard of honor for the Bishop as cis Connell, with an average of Schoffl of Business Pueblo.— (St. Mary’s Parish)— he passed down the aisle to the dressed in cap and gown. After all ‘The Home of Service** Catalogues of Each Department Casper, Wyo., parents of Bobbie were introduced. Father Albert, 91.4; Seton school of nursing, Joss Funeral Parlors Lue Meigh, presented the library After an address by the Rev. An stage of the auditorium. Glockner hospital—Alicia Patricia W. H. JACKSON CHARLES J. BAT Sent on Request thony Roitz, O.S.B., pastor, di head of the school, presented va Distinctive But Not with an anthology of English and The pastors and assistant priests Butler and Ann Kathleen Rodden. 121 Weal Olive St. Phone 108 Address Dept. R. plomas were distributed to the fol of the churches of the city were rious awards won by the children Expensive Service American poetry. in the past year. Prizes for excellence in the de lowing 25 eighth grade pupils: on the stage also. AMBULANCE SERVICE Anna C. Bratina, Jack L. A. Butler, The program of the evening fol partment of religion for the year Patronize These Firms. They Pried to Vacation lows: were awarded to Isabelle LaVerne Day and Night A Religious Congregation of Hospital Brothers Jack F. M. Crist, Betty Mae M. The Rev. Joseph F. Warnat, as .4re C o -o p e r a tin g With Your The Cor.ffregation of Alexian Brothers, founded in 1300 A.D., established in the Germ, John L. Golob, Anthony V. “Little Housekeepers” and Williams, senior; Eleanor Dont, PHONE LITTLETON 29-J Paper. United States in 186/>, conducts General Hospitals for Male Patients, to which sistant pastor at St. Patrick’s “ Farmers,” first and second grade junior; Ruth Taylor, sophomore, all classes and creeds->the rich and poor—are admitted. Younft men between Gregorich, Jennie M. Kadunc, church, will leave Sunday, June 9, boys and girls; and Juanita Thomas, freshman. the ages of 18 and 33, who desire to serve our Divine Lord in this manner, may Bernard J. E. I^ochevar, Lorraine for Flushing, N. Y., where he will obtain full information about this Congregation by writing the Tomboy Jo, operetta—Tomboy The Knights of Columbus award F. Korun, Edward M. Kovacich, visit his mother, Mrs. Mary War Jo, Patricia McAndries; tramp. for the highest average in the de Alexian Brothers Novitiate, 100 Janies BIvd.,*SignaI Mountain, Helen L. Lesar, Evelyn M. J. Lev- nat. He will remain there about Patronize These Joseph Starika, assisted third. partment of religion went to Cath Tennessee stik, Alfred A. Masciotra, Donald three weeks. fourth, fifth, sixth, ancf seventh erine Dugy, whose average was E. Novak, Joseph J. Papish, Leon St. George’s circle was^ enter ard J. Perko, John G. Peterlin, Jr.; grades; 96.7, the highest in the entire tained at the home of Mrs. Wm. school. She is a sophomore. Tui I ------.t- n -^6= Ann D. Poder, Bridget A. Roitz, M. Baker Wednesday afternoon, Getting Grade graduated, com Marie D. L. Rupar, Rose M. edy—cast composed of eighth tion scholarships for next school COLORADO May 29, at des.se.rt and bridge. The (]* Invest your money safely in the Pontifical Catholic Rites Set for June 10 THE GENERAL SAYSt T BROTHER OF COLORADO PRIEST IGLENWOOD SPRINGS C. D. OF A. WILL BE ORDAINED SUNDAY iie DEAFENED COURT TO INSTALL LEADERS PUPILS, PULBII, Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Parish) man: Tommy Girardo, a brother THEMSELVES —Father Forsyth, accompanied by of Bernard, ushered for the many Glenwood Springs. — St. The- visiting at the home of Miss Marie friends and relatives who at his father, S. M. Forsyth, and his rese’s court, C. D. of A., will hold Wood. tended the ceremony. Ernest Ross £ e c a u d e installation of officers Monday, Mrs. Virginia Dapro returned to U H L PICN IC sister-in-law, Mrs. Joseph Forsyth, of Denver, also a cousin of the June 10. The district^ deputy, Glenwood this week from Los An left Wednesday morning for St. bride, sang an “ Ave Maria,” ac The price of companied by Miss Anna Marie YOU CAN HEAR MORE Julia Thome, will conduct the in geles, Calif., to spend the summer John’s abbey, Collegeville, Minn., Bittner at the organ. A wedding AND BETTER WITH AUREX stallation, ?ind a committee for at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Pueblo.— (Sacred Heart Parish) to attend the ordination of his TOP-QUALITY brother, the Rev. Brendan For breakfast was served at the Gir the evening will present a program J. Marketti. —The annual picnic for the chil Vacuum tube* and crytial microphon* syth, OiS.B., Sunday, June 9. The ardo home. The young couple guarantee superior clarity* provide len- and serve refreshments. Miss Mary Dorgan, who had dren of the school was held at first Solemn Mass of the newly will make their home in Boulder sitivity and power to identify high and is the little more low tone! under all conditions. Frictional The Rev. C. E. Kessler attended been very ill at the home of her City park Monday, June 3. The ordained priest will be celebrated when they teturn from a trip to parts of Mexico and New Mexico. clothing and cord noises are reduced to an the missions at Minturn and Eagle Very Rev. Thomas J. Wolohan, in this parish Sunday, June 16. you pay for niece, Mrs. J. Schutte, is reported Sympathy Is extended to Mrs. absolute minimum. A demonstration will TODAY FOR A FREE Monday and Tuesday, June 3 and the Rev. Thomas Fitzgerald, the Ten students received their prove it. No obligation. 4. somewhat improved. Flora McGlothin, rectory house HOME OR OmCE DEMONSTRATION Matt Skradski and sisters, Ann Rev. Francis Wagner, and the diplomas from the eighth grade in keeper, on the death of her sis Aurex Denver €o. Generals F. E. McKenzie, auditor for the the parochial school auditorium and Louise, of Kansas City, Kans., sisters of the school were special ter, Miss Cora Lamb of Canon 301 MACK BLDG. TA. 1993 — OR WRITE FOR FREE BOOKLET Knights of Columbus, met with Friday evening. May 31. Honors City, Tuesday, June 4. Mrs. Mc- guests at the luncheon, which was the local council Monday evening, are spending some time in Glen were conferred by the pastor. Fa Glothlin went to Canon City to June 3, and gave an instructive wood on vacation. ^ served by members of the P.-T.A ther John Forsyth, O.S.B., who attend the funeral. and interesting talk. Mr. McKenzie Floyd Zemlock, son of Mr. and Father Wagner had charge of the introduced the principal speaker departed for other points in the of the evening, the Very Rev. Har Albert Richard, infant son of Mrs. A. Zemlock, who recently en games and races, and prizes were state Tuesday, June 4. old V. Campbell of Denver. Fa Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller, was listed in the U. S. navy, left Mon awarded the winners in each grade. baptized Sunday, June 2. August Zancanella returned this day, June 3, for Grand Junction, ther Campbell took for his text week from Fort Collins, where he Transportation to and from the the closing words of the greeting Members of the Altar society where he joined others and de received Holy Communion in a received his diploma as a veterin parted for the Pacific coast. park was furnished by the Dris given by Elizabeth Clare Brady: ary surgeon from Colorado State “ Thank God for America and our body last Sunday. They have dis HERBERT FAIRALL Court Has Busy Month coll Construction company. college. He was an honor graduate Catholic schools.” He elaborated continued weekly meetings for the This year’s graduation class was of the class. His mother, Mrs. May was a busy month for the upon this theme as a life-long summer. Eleanor Zancanella, attended the members of Court St. Therese, the largest in the history of the motto for the young graduates. The Knights of Columbus held exercises. Catholic Daughters of America. school. On May 3, Father Wolo Following is the complete pro election of officers for the coming Sunday, May 5, being national gram: fiscal year at their regular meet Mis.ses Mabel and Agnes Lunny, Communion day for the order, han conferred diplomas On the fol Chorus, seventh and eighth ing Wednesday evening. former residents of Glenwood, members received Communion lowing graduates: Vance Dris are expected to arrive here from in a body at 8 o’clock Mass, grades; “ Send Out Thy Light,” Parishioners are reminded that coll, Jack Buechat, J. Rice Parla- Gounod; greeting, Elizabeth Clare the weekday Mass during the sum Alhambra, Calif., where they offered by the Rev. C. E. Kessler. make their home. piano. Bill West, Bob West, Ed Brady; conferring of honors. Fa mer will be at 7 o’clock. This INSURANCE Breakfast was enjoyed immedi ther Forsyth; address. Father Friday, June 7, is the first Friday Mrs. Phil Kirwan, Jr., and chil ately following the Mass at the ward Stewart, George Connley, Campbell; “ Our Youngest Grad of June. Evening devotions will dren are visiting at the home of Williams hotel. A short program Gregory Pesho, Rudolph Thomp uates,” primary grades; “ Children be at 7:30. Phil Kirwan, Sr. They are en was given. son, Francis Hudson, Camille route to New Mexico from Craig to of Mary,” third and fourth STOPS liica this • RUNS likt thit On Monday evening. May 6, a Finnegan, Betty Childers, Mary grades; “Liturgical Year,” fifth join Mr. Kirwan and to make special meeting and a reception of ISISTremonI Place M A in4843 their home. Helen Barnett, Clara Genovia, Vir and sixth grades; the “ Humana- • Speculating on tire new members were held at the Vacation School Reno Pretti, son of Mr. and Mrs. ginia Scroggins, Frances Garcia, phone,” seventh a n d eighth quality is dangerous busi Knights of Columbus hall. Miss grades; chorus, seventh and eighth ness. For extra mileage, John Pretti, was graduated from Mary Guadnola, grand regent; the Helen Trugillio, Consuelo Sena, St. Benedict’s college, Atchison, grades; “ Star Crowned Virgin,” maximum safety and un officers, and degree team exempli and Rose Roybal. Reilly. Is Held in Hugo Kans., last week. Mr. and Mrs equalled economy...ride on fied the ritualistic work of the or Pretti and daughter, Ruth, and der. On May 13 the election of Holy Hour to Be Held The graduates were Ann Max Squeegee-Generals. Get our Hugo.— The vacation school be Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Moscon and officers for the ensuing year was Holy Hour will be held Friday ine Bartle, Elizabeth Clare Brady, figure on equipping your Mary Ann Dome, Juanita Marie gan Monday morning, June 3, Mrs. Phyllis Moscon motored to held, resulting as follows: Grand evening, June 7, at 7:30. The act with Mass at 8:30. Thirty-six car now, Convenient terms. Atchison for the commencement Lucero, Edith Colleen McAndrew, regent, Mrs. Mary Frost; vice re of consecration and the Litany of children were enrolled. The school exercises. Mr. Pretti accompanied gent, Mrs. Veronica Keegan; Genevieve Ann Schadegg, The the Sacred Heart will be recited; resa Jane Varos, Dale T. DeVis- is in chai'ge of two Sisters of his parents home. prophetess. Miss Marie Gamba; Charity and will continue for a Miss Margie Stein of Eagle is and the service will be concluded cher, Mathias C. Schons, and Ed financial secretary. Miss Elizabeth month. The sisters will also teach Bershenyi; treasurer, Mrs. May with the Benediction of the Blessed mund Schram. A%GEHERAL7^ ★ Sacrament. the children of the Limon mission BRAKES • BATTERIESBATTERI ES -ALIONMENIJRAI^S -ALI ON MENT Mullen; historian, Mrs. L. Oswald; Boys Return Home in this period. Miss Loretto Fenton has re lecturer. Miss Catherine E. Mc Boulder boys who have returned The women of the parish will fS kum (A ^jOUtci>€H Street Preachers turned to Pueblo after an extended Nulty; monitor. Miss Jennie Zem to spend the summer with their hold a bake sale June 15. The visit in Phoenix, Ariz. MEET TABOR lock; sentinel, Mrs. Irene McCar parents are: Joe Dolan, who has proceeds will defray some of the : ^ g e n £ r a l I.1261 Start Work in thy; organist, Mrs. Angelina Ryan, Among .newcomers to the parish been attending the University of exenses of the vacation school. and trustees, Mrs. Mary Squires, are Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Fra- Texas, Austin; James Reinert, a Mrs. Eugenie Romagnoli and Miss Regina Murdock, and Miss brizio, 2021 Albany, and Mr. and student at Regis college, Denver, Leo and Rolland Hemblay of DISTRIBUTOR Brighton June 17 Rose DeMaestri. Mrs. Arriola, 1020 W. 17th street. and Robert Barr, from Holy Cross Montreal, Canada, are visiting On Monday, May 27, the mem Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayer have college. Canon City. here with their uncle, Charles De G E N E R A L t i r e Brighton. — Father Edward A. bers honored their chaplain. Father moved to the East side. Miss Marie Girardo, daughter of Brier. C. E. Kessler. A musical program Banns of marriage have been Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Girardo, be Mrs. Rose Durbin and Gertrude Copr. 1940, The G«nenl Tire & Bubber Co.. Akron. O. Breen. and Robert Bannigan of St. Thomas’ seminary will conduct of vocal and instrumental numbers announced between Carmen Car- came the bride of Bernard D. Weber of Wisconsin are spending Dining aboard the Denver Zephyrs, many travelers Eves Examined Glasses Fitted a series of street lectures begin was given. Miss Mary Guadnola dinalle of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Fabrizio of Louisyille Sunday the week visiting their aged sister, say, is half the fun of riding these stainless steel ning Monday, June 17, and end presented to Father Kessler, in parish and Pauline Musso of this morning, June 2, at 10:30, in Sa Mrs. Christina Buhr. Mrs. Buhr’s wonder trains to Chicago. HARRY M. LUSTIG ing Saturday, June 22. behalf of the court, a .check for parish. cred Heart church. Miss Emma daughter, Mrs. Herbert Bodden $40 in appreciation of his time and Lombard of Denver, a cousin of of Wisconsin, and son, John Buhr Father Bernard Weakland as Mrs. Anthony Verlingia and Menus are complete and varied, cuisine is unexcelled, OPTOMETRIST sisted at the Forty Hours’ devo efforts. Patsy Guadnola read a children will leave this week to the bride, was bridesmaid, and of Denver, spent the weekend with tribute, “ To Your Chaplain,’’ Mrs. Buhr. service is perfect, and, worthy to note, prices are most Office Phone KEystone 3683 tion in Sterling Tuesday, June 4 visit in Wichita, Kans., for several Myron De Francia of Denver, a Miss Jane Morrow of Los An which she had written. Lunch was weeks. cousin of the bridegroom, was best F. C. Poss and sons, Francis reasonable. Chair car passengers find dinners as low as 935 Fifteenth St. served. 50c, breakfasts at 40c. geles, Calif., is visiting at the home Miss Regina Reitemeier, who at and Gilbert, and daughter, Viola, OCULIST PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Pastor Assists New Priest tended Loretto Heights college, of Durango, and another daugh ter, Mrs. Virgil Kelly of Madrid, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Morrow. Father Kessler has returned came home Thursday, May 30, for Remember, too, the Zephyrs offer special menus for ESTATE OF Alfred R. Slayton, from Denver, where he was an as Nebr., held a family reunion Sun children and individual dietary mealsils will be pre^ DECEASED No. 62789 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hurlburt and her vacation. June 11 to Mark sistant to the Rev. Patrick Stauter day, June 3, at the home of his Notice is hereby given that on the 25th. daughter, Jean, attended the joint Miss Elizabeth McCarthy came son, Florean, in Hugo. pared upon request. day of June, 1940, I will present to the graduation exercises of the Cath when he sang his first Solemn home Wednesday, May 29, from County Court of the City an(J County of H ceMt no mor* to rid. Ih . Z.phyrt Denver, Colorado, my accounts for FINAL olic high schools held at the Mu Mass at Loyola church. Father Mt. St. Joseph-on-the-Ohio to SETTLEMENT of administration of said nicipal auditorium in Denver June Kessler was accompanied to Den spend the summer with her par estate, when and where all persons in ver by his mother, Mrs. A. Kessler. Start of Towns’ 30 2. Their nephew, Henry Hurlburt, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mc i interest may appear and object to them, if Round they so desire. w’as graduated from Cathedral The Rev. Fridolin Shockley, O.F. Carthy. ^ Zinc Etchings ’ 4 6 a ’ 37 Trip B. C. HILLIARD, JR. high school. M., of St. Elizabeth’s, Denver, was Color Plates - Halflbnes Administrator. Miss Anne Elner Parlapiano, FIRST CLASS IN CHAIR CARS Father Weakland requests that in Glenwood this week. who attends St. Mary of the Woods Patronize These Firms. They the men of the parish meet with Vacation Classes For Pullmtn and ehatr ear rosorvaiiont eorttufi Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hutchings college at St. Mary of the Woods, Sedemati'Chret Are Co-operating With Y’our him Sunday afternoon, June 9, at 2 are the parents of a boy, born last Ind., will arrive home Saturday, BURLINGTON TRAVEL BUREAU Paper. o’clock. week at the Porter hospital. Photo £ngiux)evs June 8, to spend the summer with Paonia.—Vacation school will 17th A Champo Phont: Koytlono 1123 Burnett Ralston is able to be out her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam begin Tuesday, June 11. Two following several weeks’ confine Parlapiano. Dominican Sisters from Sinsinawa, ment caused by a knee infection. Howard Abell, a student at No Wise., will teach the children in He attended the Abbey school at tre Dame university in South Bend, Hotchkiss, Paonia, Bowie, and Canon City, and received his Ind., is home for the summer va Somerset. diploma Thursday, May 30. cation. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Catherine Keenan, who was Your business is PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Mrs. Bernard Carragher of Den Mrs. J. Ernest Abell. operated on for appendicitis, A m m i o H appreciated hejt. ver visited last week at the home Henry M. McCarthy returned to is well on the road to recovery. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pueblo from Indianapolis, where Mrs. Krautwaschle is still confined Mangnall. he attended a meeting of the to bed and has received Com munion. Tony Terhossi is home CLASS! Postman Murdock Retires American Institute of Fuqeral Di rectors. from a hospital where he under A. C. Murdock, who was in the went an appendectomy. employ of the local post office as Miss Anna Schmalz of Delta is rural mail carrier for 24 years, temporary housekeeper at the retired June 1. Paonia rectory. Mrs. Eleanor Zancanella and her Field Mass Held On Saturday, June 1, the first daughters, Annie and Mary, and wedding was celebrated in Sacred her sons, Lawrence and Bert, went Heart church since it was re to Fort Collins to attend the grad paired and enlarged. Miss Ruth uation exercises at Colorado State In South Boulder Abseck and Arthur J. Robl of n^lio hns college. Their son and brother, Phoenix, Ariz., were married be OORS BEER August Zancanella, was a member fore Father Emil Eckert, Mar of the senior class and an honor Boulder.—The second annual garet and Edward Abseck beings graduate. Memorial day Field Mass was held witnesses. the answer Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dumont and in the cemetery at South Boulder is as pure and • daughters, Mary and Norma, at Thursday, May 30, at 10:30. In tended the commencement exercises a perfect setting of bright sun Longmont Pastor Goes a s a cooU at Del Norte, their former home. shine and a cloudless sky, the altar refreshing for Professor Teleiiuiz todan! Their daughter and sister. Miss was set up in front of the life- To Frederick Services Maxine, was graduated. She ac size crucifix that stands in the crystal clear spring companied her- parents to Glen center of the cemetery. A loud wood. speaker system carried the voices Longmont.— Father Justin Mc- of the celebrant and the choir Keman, O.S.B., attended the high up in the Rockies Tommy McDermott arrived in QUESTION: If you should telephone to Honolulu, clearly to all parts of the grounds. First Communion serv ices at Glenwood from Thermopolis, Wyo., The Louisville post of the Ameri Frederick Sunday, May 26. how would your voice cross the ocean? 1. where he is assistant manager of Closing services at St. John’s a local store. He is spending his can ^Legion was seated behind the Through deep-sea telephone cable? 2. On altar with the American flag and school were held Friday evening. vacation with his mother, Mrs. the Legion flag on either side. May 31. The Rev. Robert Mayme McDermott. wires supported by pontoons? 3. By radio, The Requiem Mass was sung by Dunphy, O.F.M., gave the address. Wherever you live, youll Misi Leah Vairi Returning the Sisters of St. Benedict, who John Peter, son of Mr. and Mrs. without wires? Miss Leah Vairi, daughter of have established a convent in the A. F. Peter, a student at the Abbey enjoy GOORS... because Mr. and Mrs. A. Vairi of this city, parish. Miss Elizabeth Sheeby was school, Canon City, is home for a who was appointed a clerk in the organist. short vacation. it’s clean and brisk, smooth ANSWER: Your voice would literally be hurled by office of the American consulate The celebrant of the Mass was The priests will be attending general at Mexico City, is said to Father Florian Bates, O.S.B., of their annual retreat at Holy Cross and mellow. . . refreshing as radio from powerful sepding antennae on the be en route home, having left the Longmont; deacon. Father Bene abbey. Canon City, next week. dict Ingenito, O.S.B., of Louisville; the crystal clear Rocky west coast, after enormous amplification. You city because of anticipated civil Sunday Masses in the summer strife. Miss Vairi, who was subdeacon. Father John Forsyth, are at 6:30, 7:30, 9, and 10:30, Mountain Spring water with can talk and be heard as easily as on any long reared in Glenwood and is a grad O.S.B., of Boulder; master of the 10:30 o’clock Mass being for uate of the local high school, was ceremonies. Father Justin Mc- Spanish-speaking people. The which it’s brewed! distance call. in the office of Congressman E. T. Kernan, O.S.B., pastor of St. weekday Mass is at 7. Taylor for nearly three years. John the Baptist’s church, Long This Sunday is Communion day The Catholic graduates received mont. for the men of the parish, the K. At the conclusion of the Mass, xour home or office telephone will take you prac Holy Communion in a body at 8 of C., and the Holy Name society o’clock Mass Sunday, May 26. Fa Father Matthew Connelly, O.S.B., at the 6:30 Mass. Drink COORS •xclutlvly today • ■ • chaplain of the Newman club at tically anywhere in the United States, and you cju ther Kessler addressed the group. tomorrow will confirm Its oxeollonco The children’s choir sang hymns. the University of Colorado, call foreign lands as well. Mary Frost rendered “ On This preached the sermon, using as his Walker-Kellogg Nuptials Day, 0 Beauiifijl Mother” at the text this passage from St. Paul’s To Be Held at St. John’s Offertory. The members of the epistle .to Timothy: “ I have fought class included Patricia Guadnola, the good fight, I have run my Details have been completed for Any city is “just across the Doris Vairi Neil, Morgan Thome, course, I have kept the faith.” Richard Leonardi, Henry Bosco. He showed how this text ap the marriage of Miss Frances Kel street” by telephone. You Ranlett Deckrow, and Stephen plied to all the various classes logg to Leo John Walker on June can pick up your telephone Donegan. of the faithful who had been 8 at St. John the Evangelist’s laid to rest in this particular church. Miss Margie Durell will Mrs. Julia Thome, district dep and be there about as fast as cemetery and how the living should be maid of honor, and the brides uty of the C. D. of A.; Mrs. N. so. live out their lives as to merit maids will be Misses Mildred Lund, you can make a local call . . . Schauster, and Mrs. M. J. McCar the same reward that belongs to Mary Lee Nbtt, and Margaret thy motored to Grand Junction to and only by telephone do yon all who have truly kept the faith Walsh. Joseph Kellogg, brother of BREWER OF FINE BEER attend reception ceremonies for the the bride, will be best man, and Mt. Holy Cross court. Mrs. Thome by living up to the standards of CapreUkt IMS, ASalpb Coon CMapujr. GoM u, CslMtSt. V. S.JL get a spoken reply. Christian liberty that bless this the ushers will be Cheney R. installed the recently elected of land of America. Baker, Jr.; Don Mayo of Val- ficers. The services were brought to a mouth. Me., and Corbin Douglass. Miss Julia Frost received her de conclusion by a gun salute and the Monday, June 10, Joseph Kel The operator will be glad to tell you rates to gree at Colorado State Teachers’ sounding of taps by the Legion logg will entertain at a steak fry college, Greeley. Miss Frost is the any towns you wish to call members. Later, a luncheon was at Evergreen in honor of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. served by the women of the parish couple; Tuesday, Miss Margaret Frost. / for the convenience of the large Walsh will give a hayrack ride and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Benedeck number of people who attended the supper; Wednesday, Miss Kellogg went to Denver to attend the grad services from neighboring towns. will give a dove dinner in her The Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co. uation exercises at Denver univer The visiting priests were enter home, and Thursday, Miss Mary sity. Their daughter. Miss Jo tained at dinner in the home of the Lee Nott will be hostess at a dinner sephine, received her Bachelor of pastor. Father Robert Murray, 0. party in their honor at the Broad Arts degree. S.B. moor Country club. PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 6, 1940 (?olot Little Flower Center to Unit Was Reorganized 10 Years Ago Junior Tabernacle Society JLTm SOCIETY CANDIDLY for your walls Enlarge Luncheon Project SPEAKING C. B. OF A. To Observe Anniversary Staff members of the Little Centerettes Lead Parade Flower center outlined new plans Leading the parade of teams in this w ^k for an enlarged lunch the recent opening ceremonies of SPOIISi OBIC The Junior Tabernacle society membei< of the society and, with will celebrate its tenth anniversary the exception of Sister Mary Wil room project with which to handle the 23rd and Wei ton Sports Fede an increased number of children of reorganization under circle for liam, will be present at the Mass ration Y.M.C.A. league were the m . who will begin their summer va A weekend typical of camp life mation June 9 at a Mass and and breakfast. < The Holy Ghost Altar and Ro breakfast with past and present cations Monday, June 10. Little Flower girls, feminine cham will be spent by 36 Junior Cath The present officers of the so sary society will meet in Holy pions in 1939. The Centerettes, olic Daughters of America from members joining to commemorate ciety are Miss Margaret Taney, The center’s lunchroom will take a decade of progress. Although Ghost hall, 19th and California care of needy children who here garbed in blue and gold uniforms, troops 1 to 5 Saturday and Sun president, who will preside at the A holdup picture’s a mar Follow the fashion day, June 7 and 8, at Camp Mon- the original society was organized breakfast; Miss Mary Nadorff, streets, Monday, June 10, at 2 p. tofore were cared for by the pub marched behind the Junior Police trita, located at Nederland. in 1912, it was in June, 1930, un vice president; Miss Marion Lam- velous candid shot, but it’s lic schools under the supervision m. Since this is the final meeting of pastel walls with band, carrying the American flag The girls will leave the club der the guidance of the Rev. F. pert, secretary, who has held this one you’ll never be able to of the federal government. More of the society until fall, the pres and the championship pennant. house at 10 a. m. Saturday and re G re^ry Smith, that it was reor office'since the reorganization, and than 400 youngsters, an increase of ident, Mrs. M. J. Payne, requests get around our photo fans’ turn Sunday evening. At Mon- ganized as separate groups or Miss Catherine Mall, treasurer. 250 over the regular schooltime en Three of the several teams that a large attendance of members shop. We realize that cam trita the girls will cram into their circles, with a central office and FLATCOTE rollment, will receive daily lunches marched represented the Little Miss Louise Krabacher will re and their friends. Father William leisure hours hikes, horseback committee staff. The organization era enthusiasts like to at the center. Flower center. Coach Johnny ceive a special honor at the cere Monahan will present a subject “ Masters” Martinez led the two rides, and wiener fries. The camp has grown from five charter cir monies, as she had the distinction make every penny count, Since warm weather conditions cles, which are still active, to 21. for a short discussion. There will boys’ teams, and Mrs. Sara Bailey will open for a full season of such of organizing the first circle ten be a social hour, and refreshments and we’ve shopped the restrict most recreational activi and Nellie Valencia escorted the enjoyable activities July 9. Girls There are now approximately 250 years ago, which is known as Our ties to the playgrounds, the cen active members. will be served. camera world for the best U /allpajaet girls’ team. Leading the many cars who are interested in going may Lady o f Loretto circle. The other ter’s activity program for the The Altar and Rosary society values. They’re here! in the parade was that of Mary obtain information and reserva The Junior Tabernacle society four charter circles, which are still summer will feature softball,' ten bought complete new outfits for Ellen Dougherty, decorated with tions from Mrs. M. Bonnarens at was formed to assist materially active, are Our L a ^ of Perpetual Come in today and see. * Change the color oF your walls five girls and three boys who were nis, volley ball, and other games, the center banner and colors. An the C. D. of A. clubhouse, TA. and spiritually the needs of the Help, Immaculate Conception, in the First Communion class. and see how quickly your other center softball combine, the 9597. Juniors who are planning mission churches and the priests Guardian Angel, and Ave Maria. junior girls, will play in the Com to go this weekend are to include who ask assistance in their mis- Members also served a beautifully whole room is transformed. One of the highlights of the appointed breakfast to the 47 first HAANSTAD’S munity Center league. in their provisions a sheet, pillow Mass will be the music furnished case, and blanket. communicants in Holy Ghost hall. *The smooth velvety finish of In their first appearance of the by a newly organized circle, which The Sisters of Loretto from St. CAMERA SHOP year the junior girls, coached by Matt, Breakfatt Well Attended will make up the choir for the oc Mary’s academy trained the chil FLATCOTE is especially Nellie Valencia, were defeated by The recent junior Mass held in casion. Miss Cecilia Garland, a dren. 40 4-408 Sixteenth Street St. Cajetan’s girls at Gilpin school. Holy Ghost church was celebrated charter member of the society, will beautiful in the soft>toned Denver, Colorado Scoring heavily in the seventh by Monsignor John R. Mulroy. be organizer. Thanks go to Miss The next in the series of card B[ mSIALLED and games parties sponsored by pastels so popular For modern inning, the Little Flower junior The breakfast which followed was Marye McPhillips, head of the en Spedil attention to out-of-town orden boys walloped the East Side attended by the Rev. J. J. Regan, tertainment committee, . who ar the Holy Ghost Altar and Rosary homes. Thunderbolts, 10-8, at Cole junior O.P., junior chaplain; the Rev. ranged this celebration ai a fitting society will be held in Holy Ghost William Monahan, Miss Mayme hall Thursday afternoon, June 13. A»k your McMurtry Dealer high school. Tony Salazar, Al climax to ten years of progress BY C. B. BF A. Sanchez, and Gene Maestes led Garrett, grand regent; Coun and achievement. Luncheon will be served beginning Optometrist and Optician for color card. the hitting parade with a total of selors Loretta Kimes, Dorothy at 12 o’clock. Hostesses for the Final Meeting Ii June II occasion will be Misses Barbara The installation of officers of eight hits among them. Walsh, Eileen Morrissey, Emily HELEN WALSH Grover, Geraldine Neville, Mar The final seasonal meeting of and Anna Leske, Dr. Lyda Russell, Co. St. Rita’s court. Catholic Daugh Mrs. Romero Diet the Junior Tabernacle society has and Mrs. Margaret Wade. ters of America, will take place Mrs. Vera Romero, who died guerite Bisbing, Wilma Gerspach, Auociata Pdinf and Varnith Makert since I8S9 and Dorothy Ross: been changed to Tuesday, June 11, 1S33 ARAPAHOE. DENVER at the clubhouse, 1772 Grant June 3, after being ill three at the Catholic Daughters of 48 KINDS OF BEER W. R. JOSEPH street, Thursday night, June 13. months, was prominent in the cen Juniors Erlene Phipps, Beverly America clubhouse, E. 18th and ICE COLD EYES EXAMINED Mrs. Ann Fleming of Colorado ter’s many activities and was a Phipps, M a^ Ellen Mulqueen, Grant. At least two delegates Free F » t DclirerT Springs, district deputy for St. player on the center’s 1938 girls’ Dorothy Smith, Joanne Hartley, Phon. TAbor UM from each circle should be present PHONE GL. 4724 Rita’s court, will install the fol softball team. Funeral services Jo Anne Schwalbe, Patty Noone, as election of officers will take 218-219 Majeatic B ld» lowing officers; Grand regent, were held in Sacred Heart church Dorothy Ann Fisher, Marty place. As this is the last general NORTH DENVER Wednesday, June 5. Girls of the Schwalbe, Elaine Taylor, Helen Patronize These Firms. They Miss Mayme Garrett; vice regent. meeting of the season, a resume Are Co-operatinR With Your Miss Ann O’Kane; prophetess. Sacred Heart league who served as Dillenger, Mary O’Connor, Betty LIQUOR STORE of the work accomplished and final 44th and Federal Paper. Miss Josephine Hytrick; lecturer. pallbearers were Nellie Valencia, Kellagher, Shirley Mulqueen, Phil- reports from all committee heads Miss Louise Krabacher; monitor. Julia Lyle^ Rocita Martinez, Helen omena C. de Baca, Lorraine Marchi, will be given. Marquez, Fay Marquez, and Lillian Patsy O’Connor, Mary Banigan, FREE WHY GO DOWN TOWN? Miss Loretta Kimes; sentinel. Little Flower Circle Meets Miss Marie Kahn; secretary. Miss Espinoza. Ruth Graber, Mary Martin, Mar •I tha Ann Dyer, Doris Thompson, (Rembrandt Studio) The Little Flower circle of the D Marguerite Bisbing; treasurer, All-day sessions are being held E Mary Sue Galvin, Mary Therese Margaret Taney Junior Tabernacle society met May Mrs. Margaret Struck; organist. on Wednesdays for the senior L Miss Wilma Gerspach, and trus Neaville, Charline Geeck, Mary 27 at the home of Kathleen Brad girls’, cooking and sewing classes sionary work throughout the state ley. Others who attended were I tees. Miss Nell McGinn and Miss Mrs, Gladys Winchester is the in Joe Jackson, Lorraine Twinning, . pHONt of Colorado. Since its organiza Betty Jo Adams, Edna Hartman, V CHaaar 65S5 Alice McCabe. The Rev. Hubert structor. The group is making Donna Mae Warsley, Dorothy Mc *A Bride, Regina Rowland, Mary tion, however, it has branched out Rosemary Dowling, Elwyna Lam E COR. 3 4 S aaa GILPIN Newell, chaplain of St. Rita’s aprons, dresses, and linens in the R court, will be present also. Jane Halter, Ann Reed, Betty into the field of social service, bert, Roberta Eberle, Mary Wil sewing class and is preparing all helping in catechetical and neigh son, and Rose Mary Shackley. Y Downtown Prices at Your Doorstep A large attendance is requested kinds of menus in the cooking Walsh, Mary Jane Costello, Betty Lee Jackson, Helen Twinning, Ruth borhood house activities, supplying Rosemary Dowling is leaving June as this will be the last business classes. clothing and food to needy fami 16 to spend her vacation in Kan meeting. Members of the court Kathleen Tremmel, Lucile Goggin, Treat Yourself to a Two volunteers at the center Lorraine Cull, Rosalie Mazzulla, lies, and taking part in all Catholic sas. Kathleen Bradley is also will vacation during the months have completed one annual project, Helen Roach, Betty Caragher, Do women’s activities throughout the leaving on the same day for Okla of July and August, taking up the storing of the First Com city. homa. Mrs. Elizabeth Saya is Glorious Week-end! regular activities Sept. 12. lores Greenwell, Henrietta Lucero? munion wardrobe. All articles were Pauline Apodaca, Magdalen Mos- Two special benefits are given spending the summer in Crested Golf, ride, hike, skate in the Initiation of new members will cleaned by Mrs. Martha Palms and quera, Joan Gessing, Dorothy Fisk, each year by the society to raise Butte. take place the latter part of Sep Mrs. John Dimmers and are in Ice Palace, swim . . . or just Marcella Muniz, Mary Monahan, money to carry on special activi tember. good condition for next year’s use. Our 53rd Annual rest and relax on the broad Betty Ellen Ott, Marilyn Phelan, ties. In the fall a social is staged A meeting of the board of The recreation and leasure time Mary Ann Mensik, Mary Frances to help missionary priests finan terrace. Gay evenings with managers will be held at the club volunteer workers from Loretto Thompson, Betty Wood, Rita Mc cially. Aid is sent in the form of JUNE SALE of music, dancing and nite club house Saturday, June 8. Heights college have concluded Nulty, Mary Rita Book, Gladys Christmas checks to 15 or 20 of parties. their work for the year. Much Fahrig, Margaret Cassidy, Louise the most needy in the diocese. The credit is given these self-sacrificing Toll, Marjorie Simpson, Mary Der- spring ball is given for the vaca young women, who, in the school DINNERWARE • Ice S h o w ...... J u ly 2S-28 mody, Lois Roach, Marian Bourne, tion school fund with which 125 Last Meeting of year, were always on time for Mary Virginia Smith, Rosemary communities and some 8,000 chil • Golf Tournament, July 29-.4ug. 4 their classes. The center sponsors, Lewis, Lucille Bannon, Constance dren are benefited annually. the Denver deanery, the director, Merkle, Helen Warren, Anna • Colo. Springs Rodeo, Aug 15-18 Season Is Held the staff, and the children all join The anniversary of this ever Heinermann, Shirley Merkle, Car- growing organization will consist M. PAUL BORCHERT, Mgr. in thanking these college students, mela Zarlengo, Martina Florez, OFFERS YOU VALUES THAT MAY NOT who are Mary O’Byme, Mary of a High Mass sung by the Rev. Edwina Steele, Pauline Baca, Mary F. Gregory Smith at St. John’s BE DUPLICATED IN OUR LIFETIME! By Aid Society Qualkenbush, Helen Nieters, Ve Del Vera, Matilda Garcia, Hazel BROADMOOR HOTEL ronica Gegan, Peggy Mahoney, church at 9:30, followed by a Evans, Therese Romes, Eleanor breakfast at the Park Lane hotel • ALL OPENSTOCK and ALL SETS COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. The last meeting of the season Margaret Ann Mullen, and Rose Johnson, Elsia Evans, Marie Fur Finders Par Excellence for the Dominican Sisters and Mary Lucy. They will be replaced Romes, and Joan Stock. Among those who will help the No trapper could ever discover furs as by community volunteer leaders society celebrate are the Rt. Rev. quickly and easily as our enemies, the of finest American and Friends of the Sick Poor Aid so Juniors Participate in Parade Moths. No matter how well you hide Imported Dinnerware ciety was held May 28 at Corpus for the summer months. The Juniors were well repre Hugh L. McMenamin, the Rev Bernard Cullen, director of the your valuable furs. Milt and Minnie ARE INCLUDED AT Christi convent. In the absence sented in the Memorial day parade Moth will know where to so. That’s MARKED REDUCTIONS. and thfeir marching ability was Senior Tabernacle society; Mrs. why you need the protection of moth of Mrs. E. T. efibbons, president, proof fur storage. Our safe storage CHECKER CABS Mrs. J. M. Harrington presided favorable criticized. The follow William H. McAndrew, honorary TERMS life president of the society; Mrs vault will give absolute protection and ED DUNDON, Mgr. Mrs. O’Malley, 1843 Humboldt, ing girls took part in the parade: freedom from worry. Our rates are low WILL BE NEW LOW ZONED HATES Mrs. Mulvihll to S. Birmingham, representing the and our service excellent. Phone Key Pauline Hupp, Mary Alice O’Con was welcomed into the Aid as a stone 4576. ARRANGED No Lower Rates in Denver new member. Mrs. Higdon and nor, Catherine Clamann, Betty Senior Tabernacle society, and the Carson's the son of Mrs. E. T. Gibbons Kellegher, Betty Ellen Ott, Mari past presidents, Mrs. Marie R. 15th and Stout Streets TAbor 2333 Lynch, Miss Marye McPhillips, SiS' ALSO DAILY SIGHT SEEING TOURS were reported sick. Mrs. M. lyn Phelan, Mary Ann Mensik, McEahern reported that Mrs, Be Party Hostess Elaine Taylor, Delores Greenwell, ter Mary William (Anna Mc- L. Brown of St. Francis de Mary Martin, Wardene Rogers, Glone), and Miss Catherine Ma Sales’ parish will take charge of Helen Dillenger, Shirley Mulqueen, loney. Mrs. Harry H. Mulvihill, 800 the annual dinner to be served at Mary Ellen Mulqueen, Margaret All past presidents are charter ihe Preserves with that / Logan street, will be hostess for Cassidy, Virginia Gessing, and -t------1------:------the bazaar. Reports were made the annual garden bridge party kome-made / by Mrs. Irene Quinn, secretary; Betty Caraghar. Colfax at Washington sponsored by members of the Altar Mrs. John Demmer, financial sec Troop 2 held its last social Denver Pair to Be Wed KEystone 4576 and Rosary society of the Cathe of the school year Wednesday, ^ S o lita ire retary, and Mrs. T. C. McElroy, dral on Friday evening, June 28, treasurer. M ^ 29, at the home of Pawy Before El Paso Bishop T E R M S desired at 8 o’clock. O’Connor. Games were played and Mrs. Lydia O’Hara, 88, one of Committee members are giving the oldest members of the Aid, prizes awarded to Lorraine Mjir- much time and effort to the pro chi, Philomena C. de Baca, Jnd Announcement of the engage' made two aprons for the bazaar ment and approaching marriage of motion of this enterprise, proceeds Joan Stock. I She has the honor of having made of which will be used for the choir Miss Antonia Floyd, prominent the first donation. Mrs. Hogan and Troop 4 held a social at the and sanctuary boys. home of Louise Toll. Games were member of Denver’s younger set, several others will donate water to Clarence E. Gushurst, who will There will be a prize for each played and prizes awarded to glasses to be used at the dinner. table and several special prizes. bp graduated from the United All mefnbers are ^asked to donate Mary Delvera, Rosalyn Mastroi- Mrs. Al A. Hauk, general chair anna, and Mary Dermody. Awards States Military academy at West inexpensive salt and pepper man, is being assisted by the presi Point, N. Y., on June 9, has been shakers. ■" of perfect attendance and parti dent, Mrs. James M. Knight; Mrs. cipation were merited by Mathilda made by Miss Floyd’s parents, Mr. Miss Julia Ann Hafertepen James J. Teeling, Miss Barbara Garcia and Marjorie Simpson. and Mrs. Thomas E. Floyd. The sang a group of songs. She was Bach, and Mrs. Ralph Shaw. Miss bride-to-be attended Cathedral accompanied at the piano by Miss Margaret Maloney is ticket chair high school and was graduated Wilma Gerspach. Refreshments man, assisted by Mrs. Thos. G. Early Registration at from Loretto Heights college in were served by the sisters. The Barry, Mrs. George H. Williamson, 1938. Cadet Gushurst, son of meeting was closed with prayer by Mrs. George L. Schott, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gushurst Sister Margaret Mary. George M. Livingstone, and Mrs. Gathedral High Advised of Denver, attended Regis college Yours to £njoy Margaret Roberts. before entering West Point in For added pleaaure, entertain at the The card chairman is Mrs. Wm. Indications that crowded con 1936. Cosmopolitan — PIONEER DINING HERE’S A REAL Coyle, and the chairman of prizes,^ ditions will prevail next fall make The wedding ceremony will be ROOM . . . OPPORTUNITY Miss Clara Courtney. Refresh it advisable that old and new stu Make your extra money selHns performed some time in July or SUNLIT FRAGRANCE OF A COFFEE ments are in charge of Mrs. T. J. dents of Cathedral high school August before the Most Rev. A. are coming to healthful, delicious Brigham Tea. register now, according to Sister SHOPPE . . , EXCLUSIVE AGENCIES IF YOU Sullivan and Mrs. A. E. Murchie, J. Schuler, S.J., Bishop of El Paso Elitch’s JUNE MORNING! BAMBOO ACT NOW assisted by Misses Bernice Jonke, Mary Janet, principal. From and former pastor of Sacred Heart ROOM. Rec Contact S. E. ADAMS Roberta Hamlin, Regina Doyle, June 10 to June 14, registrations church, Denver, who is an uncle Thursday Nite, ommend t h e ^ 6 E. 6th A tc., Denver* Colo. Jean Barry, Mary Catherine will be accepted at both school of Miss Floyd. Cosmopolitan Ehnie, Barbara Anglada, Kathleen and convent. Seventy from Ca June 13th. thedral school have already reg HoubiganKs Wistaria to out-of-town “ H E W E R ’ S Barth, Mary Regina Martin, friends. Gloria De Rose, Patricia Harring istered for the ninth grade. When o n o DRUG GO. S M A R T E S T ton, and Helen May Burns. school resumes, preference will ?????? Cosmopolitan Hotel be given those who were “ early W. 38th and Clay GRand 9934 With Atomizer Spray! BRADBURY B. MORSE, Gen. Mgr. RENDEZVOUS” birds.” Why Pay Carfare to Buy 00 K. S. J. W ill Initiate NOW PUYING— 3%-oz. Bottle! THE FASHIONABLE Sacred Heart Aid Party Your Drugs? Same Low Pricer at Downtown 4c Class in Louisville Unit to Meet on June 10 1 DRY ^GARDEN The card party committee of Bill Wistaria— Houbigant’s newest Eau Florale On Thursday, June 6, at 8 p. m. the Sacred Heart Aid society will Concentree! This light perfume for daytime in St. Elizabeth’s hall, the Knights meet Monday, June 10, in the CLEANING ^ W A L K of St. John, commandery 247, home of Mrs. J. A. McDonald, Honey Pot CARLSEN use . . . joyous as a breath of spring . . . will EDDIE OTT'S initiated a class in the first degree. 1342 S. Elizabeth, at 1 o’clock to make your heart sing in every season. You’ll Give Us a Trial This Sunday, June 9, at 2 p. m. in complete plans for the party to be — Band of a Million feel better for this spirit-lifting fragrance. . . ^ ^ ^ ^ ’BROADMOOR Louisville, the degree team of com held June 26 in the Knights of Co Inn Thrills! Dance all and We Will Give mandery 247 will confer the sec evening, ladies 20c, and you’ll find it priced for generous use. Ai AH Ontdeorf Nite Qab lumbus hall. 11 a. m. till 9 p. ra. You Better Cleaning ond and third de^ees on one of men 40c. Toiletries— Street Floor FINEST DINNERS the largest combined classes of at Minimum Prices Cocktail Loungo commanderies 179 and 247. Mem QUEEN’S DAUGHTERS Drop in and fasts Our Phon. KEyatoa. bers wishing to attend the Louis WILL MEET SUNDAY Delicious l i l l D D V KE. 1228 I I U I l I l T theatre reterva- On Golden Road— Res. KE. 6533 ville event are requested to call The Queen’s Daughters will meet tioni. BAUR’ S* KE. SIM. 2412 the president, P. J. Jonke, KE. Sunday afternoon, June 9, at the LuncheokiSand Dinners Theatre Opens Sunday Nile* Patronize These Firms. They 3833, or the secretary, Thos. Wom- June 23rd. Curtis St. home of Mrs. Julia O’Neill and 431 1.5th St. Are Co-operating With Your bacher, PE. 2058, in regards to Miss Anne O’Neill, 1511 St. Paul IVbera Denver Shops With Confidence”—Phone KE. 2111 Paper. transportation. street. Thursday, June 6, 1940 Office, 93S Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 PAGE NINE Good Shophord Aid Get S lS S S M BISHOP CONFERS DIPLOMAS ON at Sears oa SUMMER MASS SCHEDULE Easr M [ 1 M FIR To Gonvono Juno 11 Parments ELIZABETH, second Sundsy only; 9, DENVER 14 ST. MARY’S ACADEMY GRADS COYLE, Reristered Optomstrlst CATHEDRAL, E. Colfax and Logan, 6, June, August, and October; 11, July The Good Shepherd Aid society and September. 7, 8, 9, 10:30, and 12:16. Weekdays, will meet at the home of■ “ Mrs, 8. J. 6:30 and 7:46. EMPIRE, Haas at Georgetown, 9. (St. Mary’i Academy) cent in every subject for the last FillEi ILSR IS ANNUNCUTION. E. 86th Ave. and ENGLEWOOD. 6. 8, and 10. J. Campbell, 416 Dahlia street, 9 SBBBQI Humboldt. 5:16, 7:80, 8:30, 9:30, ERIE, 9, first, third, and fifth Sundays; On Wednesday, June 5, at 10:30 quarter and won a place on the June 11 at 2:30 p. m. This will 1740 Broadway Fres Psrkinf 10:46, and 12. Weekdays, 6:16, 7:16, 7 ;S0, second and fourth Sundays. ESPINOZA. 1 0 :30, third Sunday only. o’clock Bishop Urban J. Vehr be honor roll are Catherine Pruisner, be the last meeting before the and 8. Betty Maxine Bader, Margaret BLESSED SACRAMENT, Montview Blvd. ESTES PARK, 7:60 and 10. Alao 9 in stowed diplomas on 14 graduates in summer card party. A large at HAVE YOU and Elm. 7, 8. 9:30, 10:46, and 12. July and August. Weekdays, 8. the Chapel of the Seven Dolors in Biller, Mary Evelyn Currigan, tendance is requested. BFIIIG PUIIIIIFB EVERGREEN, 10. riTZSIMONS CHAPEL. Fitxeimona hoa- FAIRPLAY. 9. the academy. Immediately follow^ Mary Golden, Kathleen Allen, Ma MODERNIZED YOUR pital. 6 and 8. Holy days, 6 and 7 :S0. ing the exercises a reception was rie Bruggentheis, Agnes Dyer, Weekdays, Communion, 6:16; Maas, FLEMING, 7 and 9. 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION FLORENCE, 7 and 9. Weekdays. 7:80. INSURANCE? (St. Jamet* Parish) 7 ;80. held. At noon a banquet for the Patsy O’Farrell, Florence Potestip, Week of June 9: St. Fran- HOLY FAMILY, W. 44th Ave. and AJtica, FORT COLLINS. St. Joseph’s, 6:80 and 9. Alamosa.— The rectory is being clergy, friends of the graduates, Elizabeth Ann Sweeney,- Jane The parish committee that has Holy Family (Spanish), 8 and 10. ci« de Salei’ church, Lamar. Protect y o u T u lf against note 7:30, 9. 10:30. and 11:46. prepared for the arrival of the and the graduates was held in the Grosheider, and Peggy Jane White. been working for some months HOLY GHOST, 19th and California Sta., FORT GARLAND, 9, second Sunday Christ the King church, Hax- hasards. only. sisters who will teach in the vaca gathering a fund to erect a me 6:15, 6, 7:16, 8:16. 9:16, 10:16, 11:16, dining-room of the academy. tun, and St. Rita’s church, FORT LOGAN, 8:80, first Sunday; 9:80, tion schqol. Sister M. Estelle is HORACE W. BENNETT morial to the Rev. James M. Walsh, and 12:16. Weekdays, 7 and 7:46. The following girls received di Mancos, may have 13 hours of HOLY ROSARY, E. 47th Ave. and Pearl, other Sundays. expected to be one of the teachers. plomas : & CO. pastor of ^ e parish for more 6 and 9. FORT LUPTON, 8:30, first Sunday: 9:80, Exposition of the Blessed other Sundays. The Wednesday Monte Carlo Classical — Mary Jeanne Akolt, Holy Name Men at 110 Taber Bids. Phons TA. IITI than 30 years, will conclude its LOYOLA, E. 23rd Ave. and York. 6. 1, Sacrament instead of the FBANK ENGLAND, JR.. Hanacn FORT LYON, 7. Whist club wilr meet June 15 at Eileen Cochran, Mary ElizaEli:Mary work this week and will preside 8:30, 10:30. and 12. Forty Hours’ devotion. Insorsnes Dopsrtmoat OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, W. 86th FORT MORGAN. 7 :80 and 9. over a public meeting in the FOUNTAIN, 10, first and third Sundays. the home of Mrs. Skroch. beth Conway, Elise McEnery, Bar Ave. and Navajo, 6. 7. 8, 9. and 10:30 bara Murphy, and Mary Elizabeth Mt. Carmel Parish church clubroom Sunday evening, OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE, W. 86th FRAZER, Mass at Maryvale camp, Miss Mary Marcon left Tues June 9, at 7:30 o’clock to discuss Ave. and Kalamath. 9 ;30. Cozien’s Ranch chapel, 8. day, June 4, for a short vacation Taylor; OUR LADY OF VICTORY. W. 12th Ave. FREDERICK, 9, first, third, and fifth the form the memorial will take. Sundays; 7:80, second and fourth Sun in Santa Fe, N. I^ex., before tak English — Nan Chambers, Bar and Shoshone. 7 :80. bara Hill, Audrey Hurley, and To Meet June 7 BOOKS FOR THE MONTH OF All who are interested are invited PRESENTATION, W. 7th Ave. and days. ing up her work as graduate as FRUITA, 9. . to attend. The committee is Julian, 6 :30 and 9. sistant in mathematics at Adams Rosemary White; SACRED HEART, 28th and Larimer Sta., GARDNER, 7 and 9. Special— Genevieve Dunn, Mary composed of Miss Anne Kelly GEORGETOWN, 9. State Teachers’ college. (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish) 6, 7, 8:30, and 10:80. Kathryn O’Falloh, Katherine War- and James T. Reid and Francis ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL. W . 16th GILCREST, 11, second and fourth Sun Miss Helen McDonald and Miss The senior Holy Name society THE SACRED HEART Ave. and Quitman, 6 :40 and 7 :80. days. riner, and Madelyn Tiehen P. Smith, all residents of the par GILL (Spanish),, 12:80 p. m., fourth Dorothy Gelhaus of the Adams ST. CAJETAN’ S. 9th and Larimer Sta., The graduates were entertained will meet Friday evening, June 7, ish for many years. Sunday only. State Teachers’ college faculty 7 ;80, 8 ;30. 10 :80, and 12. GLENWOOD SPRINGS, 7 and 9. in the evening at a dinner and ball at 8 o’clock. Heart of the King...... $1.35 The devotions of the perpetual ST. CATHERINE’S, W. 42nd Ave. and will remain at the college for the Federal Blvd.. 5:46, 7. 8:30. 10, and 12 GOLDEN, 8. summer quarter and -will take their given in their honor by the alum Members of the senior Holy Friendship of Jesus...... 1.50 novena to the Sacred Heart will GOLD HILL, 8:80. nae of the school. ST. DOMINIC’S, W. 29th Ave, and Fed GORDON, 9, second Sunday only. vacations following the close of be resumed June 7 and will be eral Blvd., 6:30, 7:30. 9. 10:80, and 12. Name society will receive Com Month of Sacred Heart...... 2.00 GRAND JUNCTION, 6, 7 :30. and 9. Miss Elise McEnery, who came held each Friday during the year Weekdays, 7 and 8. the quarter. GRAND LAKE, 8 and 10, July and to St. Mary’s academy as a scholar- munion Sunday, June 9, at the ST. ELI7.ABETH’S, 11th and Curtis Sts., Mrs. Sam Martinez, sister-in- Nine First Fridays...... 1.50 at 8 p. m. The services, exclusive August. 6, 7:80, 9, 10:30, and 12. Holy days, 7 o’clock Mass, and junior Holy GREELEY. St. Peter’s, 6;16 and 9; law of Mrs. J. N. Ortiz, died Sun of the blessing with and venera 6, 7, 8, 9. and 12a6. Friend of Mine...... 1.25 Spanish colony, 12, fourth Sunday tion of the relic of St. Margaret ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’, S. Sherman day, June 2, in Antonito. Burial Name members at 8 o’clock. only. took place in Los Cerritos Tues Fruits of Devotion Mary, will last only a half-hour and Alameda, 6. 6. 7, 8, 9. 10, 11. and GREENWOOD, 10, first and fourth Sun The English section of the Altar 12. Weekdays, 6. 7, and 7 :46. days; 8, second, third, and fifth Sun day, June 4. and will include a brief sermon. ST. JAM ES’. E. 13th Ave. and Newport, society will meet Monday, June to the Sacred Heart...... 1.00 These services will be the only days. Students who attend school in 7, 8:80, 10. and 11:30. Weekdays, GUNNISON, 7 and 9. cities other than Alamosa and are 10, at 8 o’clock. Jesus All Good...... -...... 1.25 ones held in the evening at the 6:16 and 7 :30. HAXTUN, 8, first, third, and fifth Sun ST. JOHN’S, E. Bth Ave. and Josephine, church in the summer months. days: 10, second and fourth Sundaya. returning this week to spend their Baptisms Announced Christ King of Glory...... 1.50 6:30, 7:30. 8:30, 9:30, 11, and 12. HOLLY. 10, first, third, and fifth Sun VF cations here are Regina Hansen, ST. JOSEPH’S. W. 6th Ave. and.Gala- The following persons were bap Beginning Sunday, June 9, and days; 8, second and fourth Sundays. All for Jesus...... 1.50 pago, 6:30, 7, 8:30, 9:80, and 11:30. Ruth Ortiz, Cirilo Ortiz, Jack continuing until the last Sunday HOLYOKE,-8. first, third, and fifth Sun tized recently: John Lucas, son ST. JOSEPH’S (Polish). E. 46th Ave. days; 10, second and fourth Sundays; Stong, Donald Chipman, Donald of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Lucas; spon in September, the 10 o’clock Mass and Pennsylvania, 7 and 9. 9, Holy days. Andre, and Wm. Coughlin. will be a Low Mass. The choir ST. LEO’S, 10th St. and W. Colfax, 7, 9, sors were John Villano and Marie HOTCHKISS, 7. There is a crew of men at work Romaro; Antoinette Marie Mar- {SPECIAL ISOTICE will vacation during the remainder 10:30. and 12:15. HUGO, 9. ST. LOUIS’. 3300 S. Sherman. 6. 8, 10, landscaping the rectory and of June, but will resume practice IDAHO SPRINGS, 9. kasi, sponsors, Victor Reneventi and 11 ;30. church grounds. Beginning June 1st our store will close on for one session a week in July ST. MARY MAGDALENE’S, W. 26th IGNACIO, second Sunday only. fend Antoinette Markasi; Delbert ILIFF, 8 or 10, alternate Sundays with Aye. and Depew, 7 and 9. Father Martin J. Llaurado, S.F., Richard AmbrosSio, sponsors, Saturday at 1 p. m. and August. Men and boys are Crook. ST. PATRICK’S, W. 38rd Ave. and and Father Dominic Morera, S.F., invited to plan to join the choir INDIAN HILLS, Mass at Evergreen, 10. Edward Sengar and Bertha Sen- Pecos, 6, 7:30. 9. 10:30, and 12. JOHNSTOWN, 12, second Sunday only. stopped at the rectory Tuesday for next season. ST. PHILOMENA’S, E. 14th Ave. and gar; Michael Ditolla, sponsors, JULESBURG, 8 and 9:30. Detroit, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, and 12. Holy afternoon, June 4, en route to Clyde and Mary Spano. June Lawn Party Planned KEENESBURG, 10, June and A ugust; 8, their home in Del Norte, after days, 6, 7, 8. and 9. July. Recently married were Frances The cedar chest filled with ST. ROSE OF LIMA’ S, S. Navajo and W. KIOWA, third Sunday only; 9, June and attending a clergiy conference in Russo and Dean Bell, whose wit beautiful things for the home, , Nevada. 8 'and 10. August; 11, July and September, Antonito. Jam es Clarke ST. THERESE’ S, 9606 E. 14th Ave.- nesses were Edward Kayser and which has been a project of the KIT CARSON, 10:30, second, fourth, and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Deffenbach (Aurora). 7 and 9. * fifth Sundays. Eleanor Ma^en; John Luca^ and Altar society for the past few ST. VINCENT DE PAUL’S, E. Ariiona KITTREDGE, Mass at Evergreen, 10. have returned to Alamosa for the 'and S. Josephine, 6:30. 8, 10, and Vera Pietrojeovo, witnesses being months, will be awarded at the KREMHLING, 10, first Sunday; 9, sec summer. 11:30. Holy days, 6, 7, 8:30, and 9:30. Joe Oliver and Julia Capra; and Church Goods House annual June lawn party to be held ond Sunday. Weekdays, 7 and 8. Charles Paul, son of Mr. and Frank J. Falbo and Lillian Ann at the rectory June 14. It will be LAFAYETTE, 7 :30, first, third, and fifth Mrs. Ed Skroch, was baptized, with Headquarters for Articles of Devotion, Church Finishings, COLORADO SPRINGS Sundays: 9, second and fourth Sundays. Canino, witnesses being Angelo on display in the show window of Anna Marie and Paul Hansen as Books for the Catholic Laity and Clergy, CORPUS CHRISTI, 2330 N. Cascade, LA JARA, 8:80. Ashiutto and Loretto Blanche the store at 6901 E. Colfax until 7:80 and 9:30. LA JUNTA, St. Patrick’s, 7 and 9:80. proxy sponsors, (Rob«rt Knox Hall photo) 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 Adola Club to Meet that date. A dessert luncheon GLOCKNER SANATORIUM, 2200 N. Our Lady of Guadalupe, 8 and 10. Father Harold Gleason left will be served at the rectory for Tejon. 6 and 7 :30. LAMAR, St. Francis de Sales’, 8. Holy Elite McEnery Adola club members will meet SACRED HEART, 2026 W. Colorado days, 6 :30 and 9. Monday, June 3, for Denver on a W4!(Mesday, June 12, to prepare all the women of the parish and Ave.. 8. 10, and 11:30. Our Lady of Guadalupe, 9:30, first business trip. second, third, and fifth Sundays. ship student from St. Philo- to>the bazaar on Aug. 8, 9, 10, their friends, and bridge will be ST. FRANCIS’ HOSPITAL, 6:45 and 8. mena’s school and maintained played in the afternoon. If the Weekdays, 5:45. LAS ANIMAS. 8:80. and 11. ST. MARY’S. 26 W. Kiowa, 7, 8, 9, 11, LAS MESITAS, 10:30, fourth Sunday a scholarship average thMughout weather is unfavorable the party The English section will spon and 12:10. only. her high school cour*, was will be held in the Montclair Civic ST. PAUL’S, Broadmoor. 7 and 9:16. LA VALLEY. 9, fhird Sunday: 9:30, fifth sor a games party June 27. Sunday. awarded the Loretto Heights col St. Therese’s sodality will spon building at E. 12th avenue and PUEBLO Dinner Is Held LEADVILLEe AnDunciation» 7 and 9; lege scholarship, which is given Oneida street. Mrs. M. J. Keating OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, 421 Clark, sor a hope chest sale at the bazaar. weekdays, 7 :80. annually. and Mrs. Edward Duff are the 7, 8, and 9 :30. St. Joseph’s, 7 and 8:30. The sewing club is making a hostesses. There will be table SACRED HEART ORPHANAGE, Sprague LIMON, 10:30, second and fourth Sun Farewell Party Held quilt, which will be awarded at Ave., 6:30. days only. the bazaar. ■ prizes ^ d a special prize, in addi SACRED HEART, 11th and Grand, 6. 7, The junior class entertained the LITTLETON, 7 and 9. By Regis College ’The Nardilla girls are selling a tion to the cedar chest which will and 9. LOBATOS, 3, second Sunday only, student body, faculty, and friends be awarded at 4 p. m. Admission ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA’S, 221 Clark, LONGMONT, 6. 7:30, and 0. of the academy at a farewell party handmade lace tablecloth and 7 and 9. LONG’S PEAK, Mass at Camp St. Malo, scarf. to the lawn party will be 25 cents. ST. FRANCIS XAVIER’S, Logan and 10, June: 8 and 10. July and August. (Regia College) Tuesday evening, June 4. The A committee composed of Mmes. Pine, 6. 8, and 10. - LOS CERRITOS. 10:30, first Sunday A dinner was held for Regis col theme of the party was “ The Offi The Children of Mary and the Plunkett, Fred M. Smith, Francis ST. LEANDER’S,.1401 E. 6th, 7 and 9. only. junior Holy Name society will Weekdays, 7. lege graduates, relatives, friends, cial Closing of the Little Red P. Smith, Paul Gappae, Agnes LOUISVILLE. 7 and 9. 10:30 for faculty, and alumni at the Albany School House.” The event opened sponsor the sale of a bicycle at ,ST. M ARY’S, 326 Clark. 6, 7:30. and 9. Spanish people. the bazaar. Cavanagh, and M. J. Keating ST. PATRICK’S. 226 Michigan, 6, 7:30, LOVELAND, 8:30. hotel Tuesday evening, June 4. The with a supper, after which the va has been active in promoting the 9. 10:30, and 11:30. MANGOS, 9 :30, second and fourth Sun toastmaster was the president of EILER CHAPEL, 217 E. Mesa, 6. rious classes presented A farewell success of the affair. days only. the senior class, Joseph McGuire. skit, a song, or an original pro MANITOU, June, 6:30 and 8:3 0; June OTHER STATE CHURCHES The other speakers were the Very Orphanage Nuns Are Season Opens July 5 Bridge Club to Meet June 7 AGUILAR. 7 and 9, second and fourth 30 to September, 6:30, 8:30, and 9:80. gram in honor of the senior class The Friday bridge club will Sundays only. Weekdays, 7 ;30. Rev. R. M. Kelley, S.J.; the Rev The seniors were requested to read AKRON, 10:30, first and third Sundays; MARSHALL, Mass at South Boulder, Armand W. Forstall, S.J.; the On Annual Retreat meet Friday, June 7, at 1:30 p. m. 7:30, first, third, and fifth Sundays; the class will and their “ little sis 8, second, fourth, and fifth Sundays. Rev, William F. Robison, S.J.; th( ters,’’ the freshmen, were asked in the clubroom for dessert lunch ALAMOSA. 6. 7:30, and 9:30. 9. second and fourth Sundays. 20th Season Under Personal Direction of eon and cards. Mrs. J. M. Seawell ALLENSPARK, Mass at Camp St. Malo, MATHESON. 9:16, second Sunday; 10, Rev. John J. FlanaMn, S.J.; T to read the senior class prophecy. The annual retreat of the Mis '10. Janet 8 aiid It); July and August* fourth Sunday. Raber Taylor, and Bernard Kil This was followed by the presenta sion Sisters o f the Sacred Heart MONSIGNOR BOSETTI and Mrs. J. A. Gallaher will be MePHEE, 8, first and third Sundays ALLISON, fourth Sunday only. dare. tion of the highest average prizes, at Queen of Heaven orphanage is hostesses. All are invited to attend. ANTONITO, 7 and 8 :30. only. ARVADA, 8, MEAD, 7 :30. first, third, and fifth Sun The Administrative council was scholarship renewals, and other being held from June 5 to June ASPEN, 7 and 8:30*. Last Sunday, Mass days; 9, second and fourth Sundays. entertained at a dinner at the col awards for the year. 14. The Rev. Hugo Gerleman, Novena Orator Is MEEKER. 12. second Sunday only. Rates—$7 per week at 8:80. lege Monday evening, June 3. 'The Miss Mary Elizaneth Taylor, S.J., of Regis college, is retreat- AURORA. 7 and 9. MONTE VISTA, 7 and 9. Fr. Edward Morgan AVONDALE, 11, fourth Sunday only. MONTROSE. 7 and 9. president read his annual report who maintained the highest aver master. During the time of the BAILEY,. Chapel of Mesdames of Sacred MONUMENT, fifth Sunday or last after the dinner. age for the present scholastic year, retreat, the orphanage is closed to Father Edward Morgan, S.J., Heart open to public, 7 and 8 :30 Sun Wednesday only* The Rev, E. A. Conway, S.J., de was awarded the scholarship of visitors. > days in July and August. MORLEY (Rkton pass), 7:30 and 9, Sacred Heart-Loyola pastor, will BASALT. 10:30, last Sunday only. fourth Sunday only. livered the commencement address fered for the first time to a St. give the talk at the perpetual BEULAH. 10. MT. HARRIS. 9:30. third Sunday, at Holy Trinity high school, Trini Mary’s pupil by Webster college, novena devotions at Loyola this BOULDER. 6, 7:30. and 9. W eekdays,.?. school building. dad, June 2. Later he went to San Webster (iroves, Mo. Annunciation Unit of For Information Addreut BRANDON. 10:30, first Sunday only. NEDERLAND. 8, July and August. Friday evening. The novena serv NEWCASTLE. 11, first Sunday only. Luis, where he is giving a retreat The highest averages for the BRECKENRIDGE, 8:80, second Sunday RT. REV. JOSEPH BOSETTI, V.G. ices will continue without inter only. NORWOOD, 8, last Wednesday only. for the Sisters of Mercy. year were as follows: Senior, Aid to Meet June 13 NUCLA* 9, last Thursday only. ruption throughout the vacation BRIGGSDALE, 8, second Saturday of The Rev. Charles O’Hara, S.J., Mary Elizabeth Taylor, 89.5; jun season. They will be held at the month only. OAK CREEK. 9. fourth Sunday, in Hos- arrived at Regis Wednesday morn 1536 LOGAN STREET BRIGHTON. 7 and 9 :30. 8 :15 for Spanish king's funeral chapel. ior, Catherine Pruisner, 96; sopho The Annunciation branch of St. usual hour, 7 :45 o’clock. BecaVise people only. ORDWAY, 8, first Sunday; 9, other Sun ing, June 5. He delivered the com more, Florence Potestio, 95.3; Vincent’s Aid s(5Ciety will meet at DENVER, COLORADO of the cooling system in the BRISTOL. 8, first, third, and fifth Sun days. ^ mencement address at Loretto freshman, Jane Grosheider, 95.6. St. Vincent’s home Thursday aft church, the building is comfortable days; 10. second and fourth Sundays. ORTIZ, 10. fourth Sunday only. Heights college graduation that s BROOKSIDE. 8. OURAY, 8, first and fifth Sundays; 9, Prizes for perfect attendance ernoon, June 13, at 2 o’clock. Host even in the summer. BRUSH. 8:30 and 10, first, third, and third Sunday. ev'dhing. were won by Betty Maxine Bader, esses for the occasion will be Mmes. fifth Sundays; 8:80, second and fourth PAGOSA SPRINGS, first Sunday only. The Rev. Richard Forrey, S.J., is Frank McNamara, John Lenihan, PALISADE. 7. Mary Evelyn Currigan, Catherine Favors Received Sundays. giving a retreat for the Sisters of Arthur Molloy, Louis Sullivan, 0. BUENA VISTA, 9, first and third Sun PAONIA, 8:30. Pruisner, and Mary Ellen Logan, PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS A Denver reader wishes to pub days. PARKER, first Sunday only, 9, June, St. Joseph at St. Patrick’s parish. all of the junior class. W. Magor, and Celia Harrington. lish thanks for special temporal BURLINGTON. 9:30, first, third, and August, and October; 11, July and Father Forney is stationed at September. Prizes for religion to girls who I ..T ”' favors received through the inter fifth Sundays; 7:30, second and fourth Rockhurst college in Kansas City, maintained an average of 90 per Sundays. PEACEFUL VALLEY. Mass at Camp St Mo. cession of Our Lady of Victory CALHAN, 11, first and fifth Sundays; Malo, 10, June: 3 and 10, July and cent every quarter were drawn and Father Leo Heinrichs, O.F.M. 9:15, third Sunday. August. Mass at Nederland. 8, July The Rev. W. F. Robison, S.J., for by Mary Jeanne Akolt, Eileen and August. CAMP ST. MALO, 10. June; 8 and 10, left for Kansas City Wednesday Cochran, Mary Elizabeth Conway, July and August. PEETZ, 7:30 and 9:80. afternoon, June 5. He is giving PHOTO ENOUAVING- CANON CITY, St. Michael’s. 7:30, 8:30. PLATTEVILLE, 9:80, first Sunday; 8:80, Mary Elizabeth Taylor, Betty and 10:30. Holy days, 6:30 and 8. other Sundays. the commencement speech at the Maxine Bader, Margaret Biller, CATALOG-SCHOOL ANNUALS RAMAH, 9:15. first and fifth Sundays; Weekdays,. 8:30. Holy Cross abbey, graduation exercises at Rockhurst Mary Evelyn Currigan, Margaret G o ^ 6 and 7:15. 11, third Sunday. college. CAPULIN. 6:30 and 10:30. RED CLIFF, 9, fourth Sunday only* Ann Drinkard, Mary Golden, Cath CASCADE. June 16, 9:30; from July 21, RICO. 10, fifth Sunday only. On Monday, June 10, the Rev. erine Pruisner, Marie Bruggen 8:30 and 9:30. RIFLE. 9. first Sunday only. Henry Hecken, S.J., and a few CASTLE ROCK, 9, July and September; ROCKY FORD. 7 and 9, June and July; theis, Agnes Dyer, Florence Potes others will go to Fraser to open tio, Elizabeth Ann Sweeney, Ro 11, June. August, and October. 8. August. the summer villa. They intend ZINC ETCHINGS CEDAREDGE. 10, second Sunday only. ROGGEN, 8, June and August; 10, July. sanna Cavarra, Jean Dyer, and ROMEO, 8. first Sunday only. HALf.TONES CENTRAL CITY, 9 :S0. to wire the main buildings for Jane Grosheider. The prize was CHAM A. 9:30. first and third Sundays; ROUSE. 9, first and third Sundays only. electric lighting this summer. COLO* PLATES 10:30. second Sunday; 9, fourth and SALIDA. 7 and 9. won by Mary Golden, prefect of MATS fifth Sundays. SALT CREEK, 10:30, first Sunday only The Rev. Theodore Schulte, S.J., the Sodality of Our Lady of Sor CHEYENNE WELLS, 8:30. first, second, SAN ACACIO (Old Town). 9:30, fourth Is still a patient in Mercy hospital. Sunday only. rows. third, and fourth Sundays: 10:30, The Rev. E. J. Trame, S.J., is in The department of music fifth Sunday. SAN ANTONIO. 8, fourth Sunday only St. Joseph’s hospital. iWe COKEDALE. 8:30, first Sunday only. SAN FRANCISCO, 9. third Sunday; 9:30, awarded a special prize to Marion CONEJOS. 10. fifth Sunday. Stortz for the interest and effort COPELAND- LAKE. Mass at Camp St. SAN LUIS, 7 and 10:30. Malo, 10, June; 8 and 10, July and SAN MALO. See Allenspark. that she put into her work of August. SAN PEDRO Y SAN PABLO, 9, first Picnickers W ill Go building up the orchestra. CRAIG, 9 :30, every Sunday except first. Sunday: 9:30. second Sunday; 10:30, The prizes in the freshman art CRESTED BUTTE, 7 and 8:80. other Sundays. CRIPPLE CREEK, 8 or 9, alternate Sun SAN RAFAEL, 8, third Sunday only, To Tiny Town Sunday class were awarded to Patsy Col days i^ith Victor. SANTA MARIA. 7:30 and 10. lins and Ann Kretchmer for the CROOK, 8 or 10, alternate Sundays with SEGUNDO, 8 and 10. first Sunday only. All those who are planning to best poster work done in the art ir$ a Betfer Chick Iliff. SHERIDAN, 9. attend the picnic at Tiny 'Town DKERTRAIL, 11. first, third, and fifth SILVER PLUME. Mass at Georgetown. 9. class this year. Sundays. SILVERTON. 10, first, fourth, and fifth Sunday, June 9, of St. Mark’s club. The papers submitted by the If It’s Hatched At DEL AGUA, 7:30 and 9:30, first Sunday Sundays; 7. second and third Sundays. Holy Family parish youth group, freshman class for the Bishop only. SOMERSET. 10:30. are asked to gather in front of Vehr essay contest were not DEL NORTE. Holy Name of Mary SOPRIS, 7 :30 and 9. second Sunday only. church, 8 and 10. SOUTH BOULDER. 7 :30, first, third, and Holy Family school at 12 noon. sent in, but three were so St. Joseph’s sanitarium. 6:30. fifth Sundays; 9, se.ond and fourth All cars will leave by 1 p. m. for good that each of the girls, Elaine DEI^TA. 7 and 9, first, third, fourth, and Sundays. the picnic g;rounds. The members Davis, Jane Grosheider, and Marie ZURICH fifth Sundays: 8. second Sunday. SPRINGFIELD. 10:30, fourth Sunday DOLORES. 10. first and third Sundays. only. are requested to supply their own Parkhill, was awarded a prize. Specializing in day old DURANGO. St. Columba’s, 7 and 9. STARBUCK, Mass at Evergreen, 10. drinking cups. The students who had 9() per Weekdays. 7:80. STARKVILLE, 7:30 and 9, third-Sunday pullets and cockerels by Sacred Heart, 7:30 and 9:80. only. Men Elect Officers expert Sexor. EAST LAKE. 9. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, 7, first, thii EATON (Spanish), 12. second Sunday and fourth Sundays; 6 and 9, fifth Plenty of steaming hot water in your only. Sunday. LIFE MEMBERS OF EDGEWATER, 7 and 9. Weekdays. 7 :80. STERLING. St. Anthony’s. 6. 7 :80. 8 :30. home—what a delightl You'll bless it AMERICAN POULTRY ELBERT, fourth Sunday only; 9, June and 10. Holy days. 6, 7, 8, and 9. every minute of the day . . . if makes and August: 11. July and September. St. Benedict’s hospital. 6. Pike’s Peak Retreat League ASSN. ELDORADO SPRINGS. Mass at South STONEHAM, 8:80. bathing a pure joy, cleaning easy, and Boulder, 7 :30. first, third, and fifth STRAJTTON, 7 j80, first, third, and fifth See our Agents or Sundays: 9. second and fourth Sun Sundays; 9:80, second and fourth clothes sparkling white. So it's time to days. Sundays. give careiul attention to this important write SUGAR CITY. 10, first Sunday only. Holds Exercises at Cascade SUPERIOR, 9, first, third, and fifth Sun matter. Time to see the great new Africans Travel Many days; 7:30, second and fourth Sundays. Pittsburg Water Heaters and learn how SWINK. 9. last Sunday of month only. Colorado Springs. — The Lay ’town house. Frank Cusack, man Z u r i c h Miles to Attend Mass TELLURIDE, 10. second Sunday; 7, inexpensively they operate—how easily fourth Sunday. men’s Retreat league of the Pike’s aging director and temporary Chilubula, Northern Rhodesia. TERCIO. 9, fourth Sunday only. peak region held it-s first retreat yoO can buy one just the right size lor chairman, spoke on the necessity — (Fides)—In order to fulfill their TIOGA. 9. fourth Sunday only. for men May 24 to 26 at Holy your home. Hatchery Easter duties, large numbers of TRINIDAD. Holy Trinity, 6, 7, 8, 9. and 10:80. Rosary chapel. Cascade. Forty and value of retreats. Father Kane ZURICH, KANSAS Bantu Christians of the Bang- Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. 7 and 9. men joined in the spiritual exer also addressed a few words to the TERMS TO SUIT YOUR PURSE weolo vicariate trudge a distance TROUTDALE, Mass at Evergreen. 10. cises. St. Vincent de Paul men retreatants. of some 100 miles, carrying their VICTOR. 8 or 9, alternate Sundays with Know Our Cripple Creek. attended from Trinidad, Sopris, The retreatants included: Frank infants and provisions for the VIGIL, 9. third Sunday only. Canon City, Pueblo, Cokedale, and Cusack, John McGrady, Chester Chicks^^ journey. This year more than VINELAND, 9. Colorado Springs. The Rev. Jos Reynolds, John Novlan, Frank 2,000 made a three days’ journey VOLLMER, Spanish colony, 11, third Sunday. k eph R. Kane, O.M.I., was retreat- Stark, Neil Craft, John Kreiling, on foot to come to Chilubula. WALSENBURG. 6, 7:80r 8:80, 9:46, and master. Dr. Maurice O’Leary, Edward 11. Retreat league officers elected O’Leary, Vincent Maloney, George WARD. Mass at Gold Hill, 8:80. or P lt t^ u r s f at the close of the conferences are: Barney, Joseph Ash, P. H. Broder V Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Nederland, 8. Phone MAin 3437 WELBY. fl and 8. Frank Stark, president; Frank ick, Juan Olquin, L. R. Ballweg, WELDONA, 8:80, first Sunday; 10. other Cusack, managing director; Vin Stephen Mikiis, John Seleski, John WATER HEATERS Sundays. cent Maloney, vice president; WESTCLIFFE. 8. first and fourth Sun Wharton, A. H. Griebel, E. J. Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist days; 10, second, third, and fifth Sun John McGrgdy, secretary; Patrick Griebel, Franklin Sullivan, W. E. days. Broderick, treasurer; the ^ v . Kohler, John Naccarato, Raymond WESTON, 9. second Sunday only. Charles McCarthy, (D.M.I., spiri Trujillo, Charles Zakszewski, Ben WIGGINS, 10. fifth Sunday only. Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets WRAY, 9:80. Holy days, 9. tual director. Johnson, Frank Gonzales, DavW YUMA. 8, first and third Sundays;' 10:80, At the close of the 'retreat, a Skufea, Peter Vigil, Norbert Or Public Service Company of Coloraild second, fourth, and fifth Sundays, dinner was served at tha (Cascade tega, and Harold Cusack y i i b i PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Streiet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 6, 1940 BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH St. Philomena’s Scout Program Develops Agent Visiting ST. CATHERINE’S GRADUATES TO HAVE VACATION SCHOOL 41; SCHOLARSHIPS ANNOUNCED Citizens, Aid Group ToldK, C, ComeiJs (Bleited Sacrament Pari(li) Sunday, June 9, for San Francisco. Society to Meet (St. Catherine’s Parish) tion for perfect attendance rec In order to give them additional She will attend Stanford univer Forty-one boys and girls re ords: Eighth grade, Robert Las religious instruction, a vacation sity, Palo Alto, for six weeks, after “ Scouting is not an experiment, division and the junior division. ceived diplomas at the eighth ham, Frank Morifeld, Charles school will be opened Monday, June which she is planning a trip to the (St. Philomena’t Pariih) it is a reality. The Catholic scout The latter is the scout Organiza La Junta. — (State K. of C. grade graduation ceremonies Sun O’Halloran, Robert Negri, Herbert 24, for the children of the parish Hawaiian islands. organization has a Catholic pro News)—Robert Mackenzie of the day, June 2, at St. Catherine’s. Schneider, Emma Baldessari, Mar The Altar and Rosary society tion. Scouting is fundamentally who attend the public schools. Dinner Retervationt Being Made gram, written by Cardinal Bourne supreme council is visiting various They are Thomas Kelly, Thomas garet Callahan, Betty Ann Car will hold its final meeting of the sound and recognizes the love of Parents are urged to co-operate. Mrs. S. P. Keating, Jr., parish season Monday, June 10, at 2 o’ of England, assisted by a commit councils in the state to check over Gleason, Daniel Flaherty, Eugene agher, Patricia Hill, and Lucille The men of the parish are urged chairman for reservations for the tee of Benedictines.” So declared adventure, romance, and innate the records and the financial con Gannon, Robert Cronin, Leo Madi- King; seventh, Vito Pugliese, clockg . . in ------the home of Mrs.------Sidney to receive Communion Sunday, Bishop Vehr silver jubilee testi ishop, 900 Madison. Mrs. C. F. the Rev. Barry J. Wogan, newly morality of boys. In 1911 it started dition of the councils. The sched gan,' Richard McDermott, James Rosemary Barth, Mary Lou Swarz, June 9, at the 8 o’clock Mass. All ule of Mr, Mackenzie in his visits Buckley, Robert Lasham, Robert and Patricia Svoboda; sixth, Rob monial dinner, which will be given Lamberty will be joint hostess. appointed pastor of St. Joseph’s in the United States. Its purpose is Cub and Boy Scouts, the C.Y.O., thus far has been as follows; May Negri, Frank Morfeld, Herbert at the Lincoln room of the Shirley- church. Golden, in his address to to develop good citizenship and ert Miller and Helene Grout. Holy Name men, and Knights of The Holy Name society will re St. Vincent’s Aid society Tuesday, 30-31, Grand Junction; June 1, Savoy hotel Wednesday evening, loyalty to one’s country dnd it has Schneider, Charles O’Halloran, Bride-Elect Showered Columbus are asked to receive ceive Communion Sunday, June 9, Glenwood Springs; June 4-5, Lead- June 12, reports that reservations June 4. constantly increased in popularity Robert Bums, John Goggin, Ray- Miss Nellie Mulcahy, bride-elect, Communion in a body and re at the 8 o’clock Mass. have been made by the following; Father Wogan, discussing and appeal. The Church realizes ville; June 6, Salida. mon Hutchinson, William Keogh, was surprised at a shower Monday member the intention of the Holy June devotions v/ill be hfld Sun Messrs, and Mmes. Thos. J. Mor Bishop Vehr’s youth program for that the movement is based on His schedule for the remainder Elaine Junger, Madeliene Steph evening, June 3, when Miss Char Father for world peace. day at 5 p. m. and Wednesday at rissey, Patrick S. Dolan, Mark J. the Diocese of Denver, said: “ In morality and has spiritualized it. of the month follows; ens, Betty Ann Caragher, Carol lotte Heineck entertained in her The Altar and Rosary soddlity 7 ;30 p. m. Felling, Chas. T. Mahoney, Thos. our city, we have the senior youth A committee of 25 Bishops on Anne McCaddon, Margaret Cal honor. Those present were will hold its monthly meeting Fri June 8, Gunnison; June 10, E. Greene, James Brennan, Joseph The following eighth grade pu scouting is studying methods of lahan, Rosalie Mazzulla, Emma Mmes. Helen Wherle, Shirley day, June 14, in McDonough hall Crested Butte; June 11, Montrose; Craven, and S. P. Keating, Jr.; pils were awarded scholarships at improving and encouraging the June 13, Canon City; June 14, Baldessari, Rita Bahl, Jeanne Schumaker, Billie Lou Weber, at 2 o’clock. This will be the last Mmes. John F. Vail and Wm. C. the graduation exercises held Sun scout movement in which 9,000,000 Florence: June 17, Pueblo; June Hughes, Jean Thrapp, Virginia Margaret McCabe, Catherine meeting until September. day, June 2. To Cathedral high Weldon; Miss Margaret Ryan, and boys are now enrolled in the 18, La Junta; June 19, Colorado Nicoll, Patricia Hill, Eleanore Hauk, Mary Raub, Ruby Lawlor, Many From Parish on Regis school, Carl Seiander and Caroline I SIDE Grannell, Rosemary Kirk, Shirley Joseph Dinan. Those wishing to United States.” Springs; June 20-21, Boulder; Nora Swanson, and C. C. Heineck, Honor Roll make reservations should do so by Matt; to St. Mary’s academy, Mary Mulick, Lucille King, Dorothy Ann and Misses Hazel Curran, Rozella The following boys from Blessed Mrg. Weekbaugh U Hottest June 24, Fort Collins; June 25, the end of this week by calling Jane Costello; to Regis high, Sid Bromme, Therese Nelson, Myrtle Weber, Louise Krabacher, Nellie Sacrament parish were on the ney Bishop. Mrs. Ella Mullen Weekbaugh Longmont; June 26, Greeley; June EMerson 5862. Brachle, Dolores Greenwell, Rita Stack, Jane Thompson, Virginia honor roU at Regis: was hostess for the society. Miss 28, Fort Morgan. Mmes. C. Smithline, George F Mrs. James T. Cronin, chairman WILE OBSERVE Ann Knochenhauer, Mary Jane Swanson, Frances Heineck, Cath Homer Anderson, Henry Berte. Richard Circulars and application blanks of the committee for the jubilee Anne O’Neill, Denver soprano, pre Kennedy, Sally Russell, and Fran Brown, Charles Callahan, Francis Davis. Dodge, and Gene are spending a for the summer school of boy lead erine Bonger, Elva Loeptien, William Dee, John Dolan, Michael banquet Wednesday, June 5, re sented the following selections: ces Russell. few days in Colorado Springs. “ Down in the Forest,” “ Hymn to ership to be held at Regis college, Mabel Mundwiller, Mary Lowery, DoolinK,' Robert Doolins, Donald Hath ported the sale of 65 tickets. It Scholarship awards for highest Eva Liebel, and (leorgina Harris. way, Georue Hay, Andrew Kelleher, John Barbara Anglada, a recent grad the Sacred Heart,” and “ Ave Ma Denver, from July 8 to 13 have is hoped there will be 100 from standing were presented to Ray- Miss Mary Handley entertained Kelley, Edwin Kenneheck, James Kittle- uate of Cathedral high school, en GOLDEIIJDBIEEE ria” (Schubert), Mrs. Viola Lee been mailed out. Application mon Hutchinson, first choice; eon, Edward Maguire, Jack McHugh, tertained at a luncheon and theater St. Philomena’s present and that in honor of Miss Madeline Gardell who also was awarded honorable mention was accompanist. should be made as soon as possible Daniel Flaherty, second, and party last Saturday. Her guests they will sit together. with a surprise shower this week. in the Bishop Vehr essay contest in re Mrs. Ralph W. Kelly, for many to the registrar, Regis college; to Frank Morfeld, third, to Regis ligion; Neal Muldoon, Arnold Olsen, included Misses Kathleen Barth, Miss Anne O’Neill has returned (St. Joteph’i Pari(h) Those present were: Misses Ro years an enthusiastic worker in William F. McGlone, state chair high school, Holy Family high James Quinn, Robert Quinn, David Mary Regina Martin, Regina from a three-week sojourn in New zella, Agnes Weber, Mary Louise, Rampe, Guy Reed, who also received i Mr. and Mrs. William McTavish the society, was present and talked man of the (Columbian Squires, school, and Cathedral high school. Doyle, Bernice Jonke, Lucille York city. Lucille and Betty Ann Archer, gold pin for outstanding work in de of 228 W. 4th avenue will observe briefly on the splendid accomplish Denver, or to John J. Contway, Among the girls, Margaret Cal bating; Robert See, and Raymond Walsh Irons, Mary Catherine Ehnie, The Boy Scouts will meet Fri Ruth Schneider, Dorothy Lewis, their golden wedding anniversary ments of the organization. Mrs executive director of the K. of C. lahan received first choice of Mark Coughlin May Visit Here Jeanne Barry, and Gloria DeRose. day, June 7, at 7 p. m. in the Josephine Minardi, Kathleen Mor Tuesday, June 11, when they will Joseph J. Walsh, president, paid Boy Life bureau, New Haven, scholarship awards to Cathedral Mark Coughlin, student at St. school hall. row, Barbara Bates, Dolores Gin- Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Stauffer will hold a reception in their home tribute to the late Rt. Rev. Mon Conn. high, school or Holy Family high Joseph’s academy in LaGrange, nelly, Maryanne and Louise Kra leave Saturday for Washington, Miss Betty Danford, who went from 7 to 11 p. m. The couple signor William O’Ryan, who for school, and Dolores Greenwell was 111., will spend the first part of to Washington, D. C., to attend the bacher, Florence Kaltriter, Made D. C., to attend the graduation of were married in the old Cathedral many years instructed the mem awarded the other. his vacation with his mother, Mrs. national convention of welfare line Lowery, Mary Alice McLoud, their son, Edward, from law school rectory June 11, 1890. For the hers in sound principles of Catholic F. R. Hoehl, Ft. Belvior, Va., and at the Catholic university. They workers, is visiting her sister in past 35 years, Mrs. McTavish has G. J. Chris to Clast Leaders Announced Mildred Doherty, and Mrs. M. E. philosophy. The class leaders for the last may come to Denver later as a also expect to visit in New York Chicago, 111., en route home. been a prominent member of St. Serafini. New members received were Mrs. period of the year are: Eighth Communion Day June 9 guest of the Gavins. and other Eastern points and in Mamie and Martin O’Haire Joseph’s church. J. J. Campbell and Mrs. R. D. Mc grade, Dolores Greenwell; seventh, Mrs. W. P. Gibbons and daugh. Chicago before returning home. The members of the Holy Name motored to Canon City May 30 to Altar Society Circle Feted Lean. Mrs. Fagin, a friend of Direct Center Elaine Nielsen; sixth, Evelyn Ca- ter, Bernice, will leave on Satur Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Phoenix society will receive Holy Com be present at the graduation ex Mrs. James Burns entertained Mrs. J. B. Hunter, was present as ranci; fifth, Frances Donlon; day, June 8, for a vacation in and son, Bill, are spending a few munion in a body at the 7 o’clock ercises of the Abbey school. Their the members of Our Lady of Per a visitor. Also in attendance was fourth, Vincent Bradford and California and the Canadian days in Estes Park. nephew, Robert Hart, was gp'adu- Mass Sunday, June 9. petual Hdlp circle of the Altar and Mrs. Canfield of Littleton, who On N orth Side Marilyn Miller; third, Winifred The Young Ladies’ sodality will Rockies. ated. Rosary society at luncheon and Mrs. Herbert Flannery was Mrs. H. J. VonDetten entertained has been a member for many Linsenmaier; second, Sally Bums, hold its monthly meeting Monday, the members of St. Anne’s circle Wedding Scheduled June 7 cards in her home Wednesday, May years. Reports were read by Mrs. called to Sioux City, la., because George J. Chris, graduate stu Mary Lou Joyce, Marguerite Kirk, June 9. last week at a luncheon. There Miss Jane McGuire will ex 29. Mrs. Malley won high prize Fred H. Kemme, treasurer, and of the death of* her uncle, M. A dent of Notre Dame university, Thomas Lahey, Barbara Roche, Frank X. Krabacher was called were three tables of bridge. Prizes change marriage vows with Walter and Mrs. Bartlett was awarded Mrs. A. G. Douds, corresponding Wogan. The body is to be taken now studying for a Master’s de and Elaine Telk; first, Kathryn to Cincinnati, 0., Tuesday, June were won by Mmes. A. Wemet and Frederick Hamilton before the consolation honors. The'next meet secretary. Miss Sadie Birmingham to Orange, Calif., for burial. gree in social group work, will di Malone. 4, because of the death of his D. Pearse. Mrs. Lenox Dunham Very Rev. Dr. William M. Higgins ing will be held at the home of was reported seriously ill in Mercy Miss Angeline Guerin, who rect the activities at St. Anthony’s Perfect Attendance brother, Joseph Krabacher of that was a guest for the afternoon. at 7 o’clock, Friday evening, June Mrs. George Ford, 127 Galapago hospital. Miss Margaret Murphy The following received recogni- city. makes her home with Misses May street, on June 26. Neighborhood house, 3638 Osage and Margaret Gavin, has returned Mrs. J. Hesselbine has been con 7, in the church. The bride, who was called to California on account Hoftest List Increased fined to her home because of ill The Altar and Rosary society of illness in her family. street, during the three months’ from a vacation spent in Santa Fe will be given in marriage by her absence of Frank L. Seiner, who Additional names on the hostess ness. father, Charles F. McGuire, will officers request all who have been MOTHER-DAUGHTER Albuquerque, and Las Vegas, N Sister Mary Alacoque, in charge left June 5 to work at Camp list for the card party held Mrs. Norman Doming of Holly be gowned in a floor-length white working on the quilt project to Mex. of Mt. St. Vincent’s home, said Santa Maria. May 17 included Mmes. Russell, Mrs. Chas. Thurin is confined to wood, Calif., a sister of Mrs. J. R. taffeta wedding dress made with make returns as soon as possible. that 12 boys had been graduated PARTY FEATURED Thrapp, Doyle, Nelson, Mulick, a hospital by a broken ankle. Nesladek, spent last week as the a gored skirt, short jacket, puffed The quilt will be awarded Wednes on June 2 and that 33 had received Mr. Chris is affiliated with the King, Mohr, Bradford, Greenwell, Knights of St. George and the Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Schnick and guest of Mr. and Mrs. Nesladek. sleeves, and a sweetheart neckline day afternoon, June 12, in the tl r First Communion and had Court St. Rita No. 625, C. D. and Schmittling. son, Michael, are planning a vaca For some time Mrs. Deming has edged with ruching. Her shoul church hall. been confirmed by Bishop Urban J. Holy Name society, and was for of A., had a mother-daughter party Virginia Grout was valedic merly director of parish activities tion trip to Yellowstone park been in Tucson, Ariz., where her der-length veil will be held in place Scholarihip Studenti Announced Vehr. A large electric mixer has at the clubhouse May 23. The torian and won a scholarship to at the Church of St. John the some time this month. husband, an assistant motion pic with a close fitting illusion tiara High school graduates eligible been sent to the home by an anony social chairman, Miss Louise Kra- Loretto Heights college for merit Miss Mary Hughes will leave on ture director, has been engaged in having a small cluster of pearls on mous benefactor. Baptist in Scranton, Pa. bacher, was assisted by Misses ing the highest four-year scholas for scholarships were announced In addition to his studies in so the filming of Arizona. Before either side. The sweetheart neck at the commencement exercises in Benefit Planned for September Alice McCabe and Ann Limacher. tic standing in St. Francis de rejoining' her husband in Tucson, line will be adorned with a cameo cial group work, Mr. Chris has had Miss Wilma Gerspach arranged Sales’ high school. Virginia is a CAUGHT SHORT! the church Sunday night, June 2, The president announced that six years of practical training in she will go to Topeka, Kans. Mr. pin belonging to her mother and as follows: Mary Seitz, June the annual benefit card party will an enjoyable program which in graduate of St. Catherine’s and Mrs. Nesladek and their two she will carry her mother’s rosary. Community center and Boy Scout cluded a solo, Miss Julia Haferte- school, and is the daughter of Mr. Lansville, Agatha TeMaat, Violet take place the latter part of Sep programs. sons expect to leave some time Her Colonial bouquet will be of Grisenti, Roberta Dorman, Vir tember and that Mrs. Edward Del- pen; a dance, “ French Doll,” and Mrs. Harry A. Grout. next week to attend a family re roses and stephanotis. Virginia Besides carrying on the estab Misses Ellen Morrison and Doro Joseph Gonzales, also a former ginia Piccoli, Eileen Greenfield, ehanty had consented to act as lished summer activities of the union in Topeka. McGuire will be her sister’s only Walter Bridgewater, M a x y n e chairman. Mrs. Fred H. Kemme thy McBride; a reading, Miss Joan student and a graduate of St. Cath Mmes. M. D. Currigan and S. attendant. She will be gowned in center, Mr. Chris plans to organ McElin; a trio, Misses Helen Sedl- erine’s, was awarded the highest Baker, Jack O’Neill, Lillian Woods, will be co-chairman. The names ize a Boy Scout troop and also A. Riesenman will entertain St. a blue embossed floor-length mous Rosemarie Ballinger, Mary Hafer of the full committee and the exact mayer, Ursula Wobido, and Doro honors and valedictory in the Margaret’s sewing club this week. seline dress. Her Colonial bouquet junior and senior service groups thy Haelsken, and several violin graduation class of Regis high tepen ((^eceased). Flora Garrett, date of the party will be announced to help maintain discipline among Circle’s Picnic Postponed will be of peonies and yellow and Madelyn Gill. later in the Register, solos by Marvin Milan. After the school. He is the son of Mr. and The picnic planned for Wednes daisies. Miss McGuire’s traveling the boys and girls who are daily program refreshments were served. Mrs. Joseph Gonzales. day, June 12, by St. Norbert’s ensemble will be a leaf green Scholarships available to these Mrs. Edward Delehanty, 910 served by the center’s hot lunch circle, has been postponed until printed sheer in redingote style students are being offered by the Pearl street, will be hostess to the project. later in the month. with a printed dress. She will following colleges and universities; society Tuesday, Sept 3. As this John Murphy, brother of Mrs. carry a penny copper-colored Loretto Heights, Regis, Duchesne will be the day following Labor Wm. D. Phoenix, who was in St purse and wear hat and shoes to college, Omaha, Nebr.; University day, members are requested to keep Joseph’s hospital recently, is now match, as well as white gloves. of Southern California, Los An the date in mind. Mrs. Walsh Vacation School Shorta like these are made to sell— convalescing at home. geles; Armour institute of technol thanked the hostess, Mrs. Week but not to wear. The kind of shorts John Hayes of Ogallala, Nebr., ogy, Chicago; Colorado college, baugh, for her hospitality; Miss WE like are full-tailored from pre- Hugo Rock left Sunday for will be Mr. Hamilton’s best man. To Open June 12 ''hrunk, tough, long-wearing materials. tv’o weeks’ vacation with his sis University of Denver, and Notre O’Neill for an excellent musical Joe O’Neill will sing Schubert’s They’re comfortable when you put 'cm ters, Mmes. R. B. Ault and John Dame. The Lions club scholarship program, and the members for on the firat time . . . and comfortable Cornfield, in Ogallala, Nebr. They Ave Maria” and other hymns, ac and a joint scholarship are also their splendid attendance. (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish) months later. That’s the kind of shorts companied at the organ by Mamie available. YOU like, too—and this is where you will all motor to Grand Island, The parish religion vacation can get 'em. their old home, for a few days, O’Haire. Sunday, June 9,' will be Com' school will open Wednesday, June REMEMBER FATHER’S DAY. Miss Mae Gavin entertained 12 A reception will be held imme munion day for the members of the 12, •with Mass at 8:30. The Sisters f ^ JUNE 16 guests at dinner in her home diately after the ceremony at the Holy Name society. The men will of St. Joseph will be in charge of ' i Exclusive Denver Dealer for Father Thursday, May 30. home of the bride’s parents, after meet in the parish hall Tuesday, St. Clara $ Wins the school. Hubbard ShlrU Among the students returning which the couple will leave on a June 11, to make plans for the an The Altar and Rosary society home from school are Misses Mar wedding trip. On their return they nual parish picnic. will hold its June meeting Thurs F O L E Y ’ § garet Collins, Jerry O’Malley will make their home in Estes Father Ralph Michaels, C.SS.R., day, June 13, at the parish hall. MEN’ S SHOP Mary Austin, Grace Wagner, anc Park for the summer months. left Alliance, Nebr., where he con lentil Straight A luncheon will be served at 1 Jane Hesselbine, and Harry Mc- Miss McGuire is the daughter of ducted the Forty Hours’ devotion o’clock. The following members PEOPLE WHO KNOW 424 East Colfax Grayel, Jr., all of Colorado univer Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. McGuire Wednesday, June 5, for Kansas are in charge: Mrs. Werner, Mrs. IT’S A GREAT AMERICAN CUSTOM Across From Cathedral sity, Boulder; Barry Currigan She attended Denver university City, Mo., where he will spend two St. Clara’s orphanage climaxed Wagner, Mrs. Weiland, and Mrs. Marquette university, Milwaukee and is a member of the Gamma weeks. one of its most successful baseball Schmitz. This business of having a fresh, sparkling, zippy, tasteful carbonated campaigns in years by turning The Young Men’s sodality will drink in the middle of the afternoon it pret*t*ty cagey. It's splendid relaxation, Wise.; Thos. Currigan, Notre Phi Beta sorority. Mr. Hamilton is The Rev. Vincent McCartan, it's good fellowship, it's good food-nourishment when you need it. Dame university, Notre Dame the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. back St. Vincent’s home, 9-1, in meet Wednesday evening, June 12, NEW! Polaroid C.SS.R., will conclude a mission in the final game of the season. St at the parish hall at 7:30. And drinks are just t bit better at our sparkling-clean fountain. They Ind., and Gene Dodge, Abbey Hamilton of Boulder. He is a have more sparkle and life, thanks to superior carbonation. Our fruit syrups Steamboat Springs Saturday, June Clara’s captured ten straight The Holy Name society will hold Prescription Eenses school, Canon City. graduate of the University of 8, and will open a one-week mis are the best. Misses Olive and Marciana Colorado. His fraternity is Delta games, two by forfeits, in success its meeting at the parish hall Mon Come on in, any afternoon, and try your favorite nickel drink. You'll go Give You ISon-Glare sion in Oak Creek the following fully defending the Junior Paro day evening, June 10. out ready to hit the ball. Shields left -recently for a vaca Theta. Miss McGuire has been day, June 9. CORRECTED Vuion! tion in New York city. honored at a number of pre-nup chial title it won last year. The annual parish summer bene Full protection from bright sunlight, Walter Kranz left May 31 for tial parties, the last of which was Brother Raymond, C.SS.R., is in The final standings of the league fit will be held Saturday evening, redected glare from pavements, snow, Chicago to make his annual re New York city, where he will visit given Sunday, June 2, by Janice f o l l o w : July 27, at the parish hall and the sand, water, etc. Gives perfectly fil treat church grounds. The supper will W A L G R E E N ^ S tered light. his sister, Mary. He also plans Schwenger, Jeanette Edwards, and TEAM— w . L. Pet. STORES OPEN 7:1* A. M. TO 11:3( P. M. to go to Boston, Washington, D Ella Mulvihill, when Miss McGuire The Rev. Eugene Witte, C.SS.R. St. Clftra's ...... 10 0 1.000 be serv^ by the members of the returned from Raton, N. Mex. St. Catherine's ...... 7 2 .778 Altar and Rosary society. C., and Philadelphia. shared honors with Miss Ann Annunciation ...... 7 3 .700 Priest Officiates at Brother’s Rouse, a bride-elect. after giving a retreat for the sis St. Dominic’ s ...... 6 3 .626 Wedding Fiihert to Leave on Motor Trip ters in charge of St. Patrick’s St. Elisabeth’s ...... 4 3 .571 The marriag:e of Miss Muriel academy there. St. Vincent’s home ...... 6 6 .600 Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Fisher and Holy Rosary ...... S 5 .375 Frances Rogers, daughter of Mrs, daughter, Dorothy Ann, will leave Novena devotions in honor of "Holy Family ...... 8 6 .333 Sarah Jane Rogers, and Vincent Saturday, June 8, for a two-week Our Mdther of Perpetual Help will St. Vincent de Paul's ...... 2 6 .287 J. Wagner, son of Mr. and Mrs, motor trip. Their itinerary will be held at 3 and 7:30 p. m., as St. Philomena’s ...... 2 6 .287 OPTICIAN Loyola ...... 0 10 .000 Frank F. Wagner, took place include Carlsbad and Santa Fe, usual, throughout the summer Wednesday morning, June 5, at N. Mex.; Dallas, Tex., and Okla months. 9 o’clock in Blessed Sacrament homa City, Okla., where they will Edward Kane, who has been a Sale! SAVE A $ church. The bridegroom’s brother, visit Mrs. Fisher’s mother, Mrs student at the Redemptorist Pre Couple Wed iu the Rev. Francis J. Wagner of McCadden. While in Santa Fe paratory seminary in Kirkwood, Sacred Heart church, Pueblo, of they will visit James Williams, Mo., returned home this week and ficiated. who is attending St. Michael’s will remain here until the latter Baruum Churdi MARKET The bride wore a white satin college. M. D. JONES. Prop. part of June when he will leave and lace gown and tulle veil, held Mr. and Mrs. Don Weed and P. for the novitiate in De Soto, Mo. 225 Fashion Park (Preientation Parish) in place with a crown of gardenias N. Hodgins returned in the week Sisters Blanche and Mary Ra The gown and veil were wom\-by from a three-week vacation in Los phael left for Grass Valley, Calif., Roscoe Amick gave his daughter, the' bridegroom’s mother at her Angeles and San Francisco, Calif. Monday, June 3, to make their an Margaret Amick, in marriage to wedding 30 years ago this June Tuesday, June 4, Mrs. Weed and nual retreat. Edward R. Forster Wednesday, The bride carried a fan-shaped Mr. Hodgins left for a visit with May. 29. The bride wore a white PROMPT FREE DELIVERY bouquet with double white stocks relatives in Appleton, Wise. Mrs. chiffon dress and finger-tip veil and white sweetpeas with a cluster SUITS Weed will return to Denver from and carried a bouquet of pink roses PE. 9862 1383 W, Alameda of gardenias in the center. The Wisconsin, and Mr. Hodgins will Holy Family High and white sweetpeas. The maid maid of honor. Miss Madalene go to Medford, Mass., where he of honor, Maxine Aggett, wore a regularly $50, $55 and.$60 Marie Roger's, sister of the bride will spend the summer with pale blue net dress and blue veil. wore a carbonblue marquisette anc friends. Honors 3 Pupils Bridesmaids were Betty Landiss net gown and a rose straw picture Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kenny and Violet McClure, wearing, re W. S. SANDERSON hat. She carried a fan bouquet motored to Canon City on Me spectively, a pale green chiffon of deep pink rosebuds and shell morial day. Their sons, Frank (Holy Family Parish) dress and peach veil and a pink & BRO. pink sweetpeas. Robert A. Wag and Philip, who attended t ^ The high school graduates re taffeta dress and pink veil. Jeanne Tomorrow $37.75 1514 Arapahoe TAbor 2391 ner, brother of the bridegroom, Aljbey school, returned to Denver ceived Holy Communion at the 7:30 Rae Olson, the flower girl, wore was best man, and the ushers were with them to spend the summer Mass Sunday, June 2. The schol a long dress of pale blue taffeta. PHONE YOUR ORDER George Wagner and Edmond St, vacation. arships given this year were The maid of honor, bridesmaids, Fresh Roasted Morovit Louis. Mrs. Guiry was organist. _MisS Julia Ackerman of Detroit, awarded to Leigh Whitehead, and flower girl wore crowns of The soloist, Earl Spencer, sang Mich., win come to Denver in the Mines; Beatrice Sullivan, Loretto white sweetpeas and pink carna- Coffee 25^ per lb. Gounod’s “ Ave Maria.” week to visit at the home of her Heights college; Paul Heinicke, tiorts and carried bouquets of mixed 4 lbs. A breakfast was held at the Olin sister, Mrs. J. M. Koehl, 1213 Regis. The graduates received flowers. The best man was John Your thrifty chance to make important savings on your favorite hand- hotel for the bridal party, immedi Garfield. their diplomas at the joint exer Forster. Quality Teat From the World'i tailored suit... a FASHION PARK in the newest models and the finest ate families, and a few close Clifford Starr arrived in Den cises in the city auditorium at 3 Bett Gardens The young women will hold their friends,, including these out-of- ver recently from Camp Jackson, o’clock. annual picnic at Morrison park of year-’round fabrics. Daniels and Fisher is able to bring you these worth FRESH ROASTED PEANUT BUTTER town guests: Mr. and Mrs, S. Car.,_ where he has been sta CASHEW NUT BUTTER The eighth grade graduates held Sunday, June 23. All young women while savings only thru the splendid co-operation of our tailors at Fashion Marion Higgins of Wray, and Mrs, tioned since last December. Mom their exercises immediately after are invited to attend. Emma Emerson of McCoy. The day, June 3, Mr. and Mrs. Starr the 9 o’clock Mass Sunday. Kath The Holy Name men will receive Park. You’ll find colors and fabrics to suit your particular taste and type. young couple left on an extensive and their daughter, Patsy, left for ryn Jackson and Bill Wagner were Holy Communion Sunday at the 8 Choose from fine imported Shetlands, herringbones, tweeds, worsted and motor trip to California and Ore Fort Warren, Wyo., where Mr. awarded scholarships to the high o’clock Mass. gon. On their return to Denver, Starr is secretary to the command school. Mrs. G. Camilbell and Mrs. C. unfinished worsted. Colors include newer shades of tan, brown, blue, gray they will live at 2620 S. Clarkson ing officer. Cronkey will take care of the sanc street. Mary Elizabeth Taylor, Nan The Holy Name society will re and pastels. You’ll approve the models, full drapes, semi-drapes, two- and C alico. 665/ ceive Holy Communion Sunday, tuary in June. Chambers, Audrey Hurley, Gen FOR FREE INSPECTION June 9, at the 7:30 Mass. The pastor has begun his parish three-button coats . . . single and double breasteds. Your size is here. evieve Dunn, and Mary Kathryn Guardian Angel Guild’s The sanctuary workers for June census and house collection. He Come early! ES O’Fallon of St. Philomena’s par asks that everyone have a mini Luncheon to Be June 13 ish were graduated from St, 8 are Mrs. F. Aliota and Mrs, B. Han'i Shop— street floor— Arapahoe Kriley. mum of (5 ready for him when he Mary’s academy Wednesday, June calls. Mrs. Francis Durbin, Mrs. F. L, 5 Rita Harrigan is recovering The P.-T.A. and Altar and Ro Gpland, and Mrs. M. J. Hurley from an operation in Mercy hos- sary society will sponsor a dessert pitol. will entertain the Guardian Angel Thanks Published luncheon and card party at the WiiCLS guild at luncheon Thursday, June A Register reader from Denver Denver Catholic Register notes Public Service Co. on July 10. ROOFING 13, at 12:30 o’clock at Lilly’s Blue publishes thanksgiving for a favor in the summer should be sent or The altar boys are asked to con 'jFISHER COMPANY manor. Members are asked to received through the intercession phoned to Annamae Duffy, 4553 sult the list in the sacristy for EQUITABLE BLDG. DENVER phone Mrs. Garland, PE. 3067, if of O u r Blessed Mother and Newton street, GL. 8264, before their times of serving in the sum planning to attend. Blessed Frances Xavier Cabrini. Tuesday of each week. mer months. ;5- Thursday, June 6, 1940 Office. 938 Bannock, Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Home Travel Recreation Fr. Murray to Speak BONVICINI ACCORDION Mfg. 10 CONVERTS RECEIVED INTO Larffttt and Best Equipjied Accordion House !n the West DOMINICAN SISTERS’ BAZAAR Record Railroad REPA?R?NO 617 15th St.-K E . 0917 CHORCH BY FATHER O’HERON COMMIHEE TO MEET JUNE 13 Traffic Expected MINIATURE AND MOVIE KODAKS (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) junior Newman club are: Nadine We Photograph Anything Anywhere The next meeting of the bazaar streamlined Servel Electrolux, the Ten converts were received into Hetz, president; William Smythe, A variety of factors led Fred the Church in the past week by Fa KODAK 1 DAT committee of Dominican Sisters gas refrigerator, model 410; and •vice president, and Ann Buege, riN ISBIN G of the Sick Poor will be held at a ticket and railroad fare to a W. Johnson, general passenger ther Joseph O’Heron. Among those secretary and treasurer. THE MILE HIGH PHOTO 00. SERVICE the sisters’ convent, 2501 Gaylord Notre Dame football game. This agent of the Burlington route at received were a former minister, The Holy Name men and boys 33*42 SEVENTEENTH KEYSTONE 6114 DENVER street, Thursday evening, June 13, last prize was donated to the Denver, to believe the 1940 vaca a student from the University of will receive Communion in a body at 8 o’clock. The. Rev. B. J. Mur Dominican Sisters of the Sick tion season will set something of Denver, four men from the St. at the 8 o’clock Mass this Sunday. ray, S.J., director of public rela Poor by the Notre Dame Alumni a record In railroad passenger Vincent de Paul Working Men’s tions of Regis college, will be the association of Denver. traffic. clubj and three members of one guest speaker of the evening. Redemptorist Laudi Work These factors, Mr. Johnson be family. Instructions are given in The Very Rev. Christian Dar- lieves, are going to result in heavy the rectory on Wednesday after Leaders Elected Much support has been received rail travel not only to and through noon and evening and other times from many Catholic organizations ley, C.SS.R., pastor of St. Joseph’s church, recently praised the work the Colorado Rockies, but also by appointment. by the bazaar committee, espec from Colorado to the East. ially from individuals of the Holy of the Dominican Sisters, saying; The Altar society at its meet By Altar Society “ Before the lime of Christ there The following reasons, Mr. ing Tuesday, June 4, appointed You Have To Know How Name and St. Vincent de Paul so Johnson expects, are all going to cieties. Many members of the was no such word as charity. St. Mrs. Fred Tunze and Mrs, (Our Lady of Victory Chapel) A world-famous magician Paul and the early Christians play an important part in develop Wm. Arehd to have charge of the Knights of Columbus have inter The Altar society of Our Lady caused a living woman to coined the word. The mutual love ing 1940 rail .travel: solicitation of fancyiyork and ested themselves in the work of of Victory chapel held its election float in mid-air. “ Know of the original followers of Christ Train-auto service, which per other articles for the hope chest the sisters. The idea of giving of officers. The newly-elected ing how’s” the secret of was so surprising to the pagans mits a traveler to make his long that will be given away at the mid aid to a work so charitable as that leaders are: President, Mrs. J. F, success— and our skill in that often they were heard to hops in the comfort of an air- summer festival Aug. 8, 9, and of the Dominican Sisters of the conditioned train, yet enjoy the Vail; vice president, Benita Maes; plumbing and heating re Sick Poor has appealed to many murmur, ‘See how they love one 10. Mrs. L. Wells and Mrs. M. pairs is based upon years mobility of an automobile at his Haeffner are to have charge of treasurer. Rose De Baca; record different groups. another.’ ’ ■ ing secretary, Mary Quintana; of experience, use of the Father Darley pointed out that destination or various points en the apron booth. Donations for Mnrphj-Mahoney' In addition to a varied enter general adviser, Trinidad Vijil, most modern repair equip the “ Dominican Sisters of the Sick route for sightseeing; both the chest and the apron booth tainment program, those who ment and installation of Poor are putting into practice the The travel-credit plan, which will be gratefully accepted. Mem The next regular meeting of come to the bazaar, which will be quality replacement parts. fundamental teaching of Christi makes it possible for vacationists bers appointed to serve on the this society will be held June 12 held on the Loyola church You’ll find that our knowl anity, ‘love thy neighbor.’ They to spread the cost of their summer committees for the month are Mrs. at the Vail Community center, edge of plumbing and grounds, 23rd and York, Thurs do not practice institutional char trip over a 12-month period in Joe Young and Mrs. P. Maifarth, 1904 W. 12th avenue. Three new heating work makes jobs day, Friday, and Saturday, Aug. ity. They go into the homes of stead of paying in advance in a altar and sanctuary, and Mrs. J. members will be enrolled. The cost less and last longer. 1, 2, and 3, will find many other the sick and poor and come in per lump sum; Jaap and Mrs. A. Reed, sick com regular monthly Communion day Phone KE. 1441 for free attractions. Jt will not be neces sonal contact with the unfortunate World war II, which not only mittee. was observed June 2. sary to remain on the grounds all USED CARS plumbing and heating in and infirm,” he continued. “ They compels Americans to vacation in Party Scheduled A beautiful handmade quilt evening to be eligible to win the spection, limited time only. do not merely nurse the sick poor, the Americas, but has made Amer made by members of this group is Sales — Service main prizes. icans conscious of the magnificent Mrs. J. Bettinger, Mrs. A. they also perform all the menial Steck, Mrs. J. Jackson, Mrs. B. to be awarded for the benefit of the GL. 4747 Prizes Announced vacation opportunities in their 2986 N. Speer Slattery & Company jiousehold duties, and for these O’Heron, Mrs. J. Jaap, and Mrs. Bishop’s Silver Jubilee drive. This The following prizes will be services receive no remuneration own country; group has donated $60 for the The Denver Zephyrs, which Wm. Dixon, officers of the Altar Plumbing and Heating awarded on the bazaar nights: but depend on the charity and the society, will act as hostesses at a jubilee campaign. have made Colorado “ just over Contractors Ford V-8, purchased from the free-will offerings of others who bridge-dessert lawn party Thurs The Young Ladies’ sodality of ONCE IS ENOUGH O’Meara Motor Co.; a beautiful are well disposed.” night” from Chicago— almost as ■ day afternoon, June 13. The party Our Lady of Victory chapel will BRICK STAIN has a record of never having needed doing 1726 Market Street Many students from Regis col near Eastern population centers in will be held at the home of Mrs. give a supper June 16 at Vail over again. Guaranteed 10 years against peeling, blistering ■ JOHN J. CONNOR. Prttliltnt lege offered to assist in this year’s the matter of hours as vacation John Bettinger, 3519 S. Ogden. Community center. Tickets for or fading, and is waterproof. ■ Phone KEystone 1441 bazaar. The Loretto Heighte col regions that are hundreds of miles Bacon & Schramm Dessert will be served at 1:30 and this affair are 25 cents. There is but ONE genuine BRICK STAIN ■ lege girls, under the direction of closer; ROOFING The ^position flyer, which has games will begin promptly at 2. All colors and white and black. Any pattern or design. A ■ Josephine Walsh and Peggy Nie- Newly elected officers of the natural brick finish. AND ters, will operate an apron and put Denver and the Colorado DINE and DANCE ■ Also we waterproof basements, from INSIDE— plain or in flower booth at the bazaar. Rockies on a through train route ■ ROOF REPAIRING NITE OWL color, or from OUTSIDE— Guaranteed. Cost one-fourth usual Lakeside Leads Again! This is the 17th annual bazaar between Chicago and California, I 3230 Walnut St. CH. 6S63 showing off the scenic wonders of E znllent Food — Th* Boot »t method. Also permanent Shingle Stains for wood or composi and is the means through which Mixed Drinka— Fin* Dance Floor DANCE TO DENVER’S this region to thousands of trans tion roof— stops curling. Jobs complete or materials only. ■ funds are made available to en PAUL NICHOLS’ ORCHESTRA ■ BIG NAME BAND able the Dominican Sisters to continental travelers; Thnrsdar, Friday. Satnrday Nitea DENVER RRICK STAIN CO. I carry •on their great work in be The 1940 fairs at San Francisco Phone SnII. 81 490 S. Colo. BWd. CHerrj 1083 Office and Warehoaaey 122S Glenarm PI. half of the sick poor of Denver. and New York, both of which have MIDWEST IMPROVEMENT CO. ■ cut prices and increased their at PEtrl 5566 173 8. Broadway I JIMMIE tractions in a sincere effort to give J visitors their money’s worth. STATE HEADQUARTERS FOR ZEFER CLEANER Any o f these factors might GRIER Cominuiiity Center logically be expected to boost 1940 rail passenger traffic, but all of them working together are likely And His Orchestra to produce greater results than even the most optimistic antici • SWIMMING Holding Contest • DANCING pate. At any rate, Mr. Johnson • RIDES said, Burlington representatives all over the country report travel • GAMES “ What My Community Center al prospects are excellent and the Means to Me” is the theme of a Burlin^on is preparing Its fleet of contest the Vail Community cen fast trains to handle the business ter, 1904 W. 12th avenue, is with usual speed, comfort, and Food For Thought friendliness. LAKESIDE sponsoring. Its object Is to arouse The mocking bird actually im an active interest in the center’s proves on the music o f birds it educational plans and to stress the imitates. IVs S p rin g-— necessity of responsive co-opera 3 3 0 0 W. FLORIDA — Try Rabbis YOU CAN’T IMPROVE ON tion by the senior boys and girls OUR CHICKEN DINNERS and men and women of the entire BUILDERS’ neighborhood in the building and HARDWARE maintaining of a worthwhile com No meal quite approaches munity center program. J AND PAINTS an old-fashioned chicken June 21 It Deadline Household and dinner for downright The retreat series scheduled at Electrical The deadline for all essays In Appliances goodness . . . and our the contest is 5 p. m. Friday, June Regis college under the sponsor Sportinz Goods, chicken dinners are worth 21, and only seniors and adults are ship of the Laymen’s Retreat Toys— league will open the first sessions ’B’everythin* writing poetry about. Our eligible to compete. Judges will be the Rev. Elmer J. Kolka, as June 20 to 23. The Rev. Charles I t SOUTH BROADWAY chef has a secret of se sistant director of the Denver G. Clark, S.J., of St. Louis, Mo., Listen to the Dime Man Daily 1 1 :15 a. m. on KFEL PHONE PE. 7013 lecting only the best poul Catholic Charities; Dowell Livesay, well known in retreat work, will try and then cooking it to secretary of educational publicity conduct the conferences. The Beautiful Fresh Cut *T«*ch your ions that their bravery If there’s some fruit or vege Headquarters for Colo for the Denver Community Chest, second classes, July 18 to 21, will is but a fool’s boast and their deeds but rado Froz Legs. perfection. also be preached by Father Clark. Flowers a firebrand’s tt^slng unless they are table you want W E PRO B Delivery Phone RflBB’S and Frederick G. Enholm, director Indeed just men and perfect in the fear MA. 3261 HARRY MORRIS. Prop. of the Robert W. Steele Social The Rev. John W. Maddigan, Large Assortment o f Potted of God: and you will soon have no ABLY HAVE IT or can get.it. S.J., of St. Louis, who has success more war." ERNEST MORRIS, M zr.' center. Plants and Funeral Designs A cash award will be given the fully instituted methods to help FLORIDA FRUIT & center member submitting the en the poor in his own parish, will E. B. CLAYTON try best expressing the individual’s officiate at the third in the series, LEWIS FISH SHOP PRODUCE CO. Aug. 1 to 4. Coming at the re appreciation of the center in not WHERE YOU GET SERVICE, T A . 7279 Plumbing & Heating Co. less than 160 words and not more quest of retreat patrons of Denver, JERRY BREEN RESTAIJRAIVTS the Rev. Theodore J. Schulte, QUALITY, PRICE Denver’s Repair Specialist than 350. 308 17th Street 615 17th Street S.J., of Denver will conduct the Flofist Beat Mechanics FRESH RED SALMON...... Ib. 3 5 c fourth session, Aug. 22 to 25. 14S6 California MA. 1026 FRESH ALASKA HALIBUT.....lb. SOe Retreatants are urged to make 2408 E. Colfax EA. 5037 FRESH HERRING...... Jb. 35e reservations immediately and to YOUR PRESENCE FRED’S FRESH COLO. CRAPPIE8...... Ib. 4 0 c MORE SALT MACKEREL form their plans so as to be able IS REQUESTED FILLETS AT ...... 5c *a. FRESH COLO. PERCH...... Ib. 4 0 c BI-LOW MEAT MKT. MIKE MASTERSON to attend an entire retreat. LIVE MT. TROUT...... lb. 55 c Win* Sane* Tidbit Pickled HERRING ...... S l.lO p a U SIGHTSEEING TOURS FANCY SPRINO CHIX...... lb. 38 c TURKEYS ...... _....28e lb. 620 17th St. KE. 3269 FANCY TURKEYS...... :1b. 2 4 c Get Your Picnic Hams HENS. TENDER, 3 to 6 Ib*...... 3 3 e lb . P.-T.A. Breakfast OUR LINE OP PICKLES AND and Assorted Lunch CUT-UP FRYERS ...... 5 5c a*. OLIVES CAN’T BE BEAT CHICKEN LIVERS ______SOe lb, Meats Here. CHICKEN GIBLETS ...... 3 0 c lb. Held for Grads Free Delivery TA. 2734 ESTES PARK TURKEYS, DUCKLINGS. GUINEA CHICKENS and SQUABS (Holy Rotary Parith) SCIEN-nFlCALLY RAISED The P.-T.A. will give a games Freah From Nature CHICKENS—BUT NO LEGHORNS STEAM HEATED party Sunday evening, June 9. H C P P h o t e l OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND Watch Repairing to You Last Sunday, June 2, the members BROKEN CASHEWS ______3 2 c lb. COFFEE SHOP - DINING ROOM served breakfast to .the 13 g^rad- Cleaning ....\...... $1.50 Dispense CEYLON PEKOE TEA ...... 5 5c lb. MRS. ANNA DERBY. Prop. Modern Cottazei —• Reaeonable Pricea uates of the Holy Rosary grade Main Spring ...... tl.OO MIXED TEA FOR ICED TEA....35e lb. school. B ros. PEANUT BUTTER Probably no greater joke The annual picnic for the bene GOSS JEWELBY Fmita Ik Vefttablci FRESH GROUND ...... 1 3 e lb . exists in the furniture fit of the church will take place at EXTRA FANCY DATES. 3 Iba.... 35e MA. i s n FREE DELIVERY Monahan Motor Co. business than the alleged Elitch’s gardens July 21. '^'•V CANDIED GINGER ...... 6 0 c lb. The Young Ladies’ sodality will OLIVES — PICKLES — MUSTARD Parts — Repairs — Service “ wholesale” prices offered meet Monday evening, June 10. June Brides Can’t Start by some unscrupulous fur Wrong Here ADDISOIV’S TEA & Phone 184 Tow Service Gas niture sales organizations. SHARP BROS. FURNACE PORK LOIN ROAST COFFEE SHOP END CUTS ...... Ib. 15e Klein's Food Stores In the first place, no re & SHEET METAL CO. PLATE BOILING BEEF______lb. 10 c putable manufacturer or Farntcei Cleaned and Rtpaired FOR YOUR SUMMER HOME SEE PURE PORK SAUSAGE POBK CHOPS, Center Cuts, lb...... 1 5^ wholesaler would dream of FURNACES INSTALLED HOME MADE ...... Jb. 15e WHITE WAY CAFE selling at wholesale price CAN DOG FOOD Intide Cold Air Retnma ARMOURS. 4 cant for______2 5 c HAM, 2 large slices for...... 2 9 ^ ESTES PARK LUMBER COMPAHY to a private individual. Chimney Stacka Home Cooked Meals Complete Line of 1421 Blake KE. 1922 • LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIALS His license wouldn’t per TUNA FISH, 2 cans for...... 2 5 ^ By Women Cooks BUILDERS’ HARDWARE and PAINT mit it, he’d immediately JESS’ G. E. CASEY PHONE 46 BOX 248 lose all his legitimate busi BIPE OLIVES, pint can...... 1 2^ 20) 2 5 And 3 0 cent* ness with dealers and he’d MOTHERS OPEN 6 A. H. TO I P. M. COFFEE, Our Special, lb...... 1 2^ soon go broke from the ex Send Your Daughters Super Market ELKHORN LODGE pense of such transac Age 6 to 15 to HOTEL OF HIGH STANDARDS tions. So-called “ whole THFRE V tSONlYONf When buying from the Wee Shop Bakery Eatai Park, Colo. Carl Rohr, Mgr. All Denver’s sale” prices are usually GAMP firms advertising in this Picnic? — Home? jfar too high. Our prices C o o l e r a t o r Baving About Our THE REFRIGERATOR paper, please mention that, Wee serves you everywhere We Invite You VACATIOH cover a wide price range, ST. Air-Conditioned with the finest buns, coneys, and they’re all based upon you saw their advertise in Rocky Mountain See Market Display Befrigerator pastries and cakes. To make this atore honest value. SCHOLASTICA ment. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS National Park POLISH SPOKENv your store when in By C W. Delaney, Pre$, Ride! Hike! Golf! Fiih! CONDUCTED BY THE BENEDlCTDJE Este* Park. SISTERS • The Stanley Hotel DEL-TEET Ws Nsw OlT* W I B T H’ S • The Chalet Ranch Two four-week periods— VOSS BROS. Beeanse « f limited McConnell’s • Grand Lake Lodge FURNITURE CO. June 18 to July 16 a p a e t . w a c a n ’ t WHITE COCOANUT CINNAMON GREEN BI-LOW qaote ail pricas, bat PHONE TAbor 5151 E. Colfax biwn. Pairl 6> Waaii. July 18 to Aug. 15 C A K E S ...... ee. C w C B R E A D ...... ea. 10c STAMPS Home Owned Store we have the loweit PHARMACY Open evenings by appotntment ON ALL SALES. pricea. For Information, Rates WRITE CAMP SUPERVISOR 100% UNION KEYSTONE 931* Opposite Postoffice 8T. SCHOLASTICA ACADEMY RHUBARB ROCKY MOUNTAIN MOTOR CO. PECAN JA- CANON CITY, COLORADO PIES ...... 23c RINGS ...... doz. f c U w Free Delivery — Redeem Your Blue and Orange Stamps Hare. I/JU GLLNAKM. DLNVLR. COLO. yw 7 W mmm THROUGH iVEGLECT? P.-T.A. Convenes ST. FRANCIS’ GRADUATES ANDfYO Crniin FOLKS OF ALL STATIOIVS Millions of people have one eye whose sight is worse than the other. Through neglect many people have failed to have PARENTS FETED AT BREAKFAST ‘ ., these errors corrected early, because the good eye is close to Old Colonel Laihrop normal. Through neglect the poor eye loses more vision and At St. Dominies (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) Heights college, Virginia Grout; n a n s k i a l The Colenel ii ■ rentlcmin o f the old becomes permanently damaged. Our eye examinations are The final parish ceremony of Regis college, James Wilson, and ■ehool. Ht know! aboot mint Jalepi and prepared to tell you these defects. St. Teresa’s college, Kansas (Jity, M nice. Hara’i how he'd adTertiee onr (St, Dominic’i Parish) the graduation season for the sen lenricce t Mo., Betty Rees. Others in line (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish) The last spring meeting of the iors of 1940 was held in St. Fran “ Therc'e a sizht moah to rannin’ a earrice P.-T.A. was held Tuesday evening, for .scholarships were Ida Mae The senior C.Y.O. will sponsor cis de Sales’ church Sunday morn Michaud, Mary Elaine Mahon, Italian than lellin’ caeolino, loh. Whan oh May 28. Reports were given by a ball and a card party Friday, re-fncl mr ear, ah want Brice at Lower SWIGERT BROS. the officers and various commit ing, June 2, when the 64 members Betty Scherer, and Dorothy June 14, at the Wellshire Country Price Gaeoline and Brice Oil, of conne— Optometrists tees. Mrs. Dwight Shea, presi' of the class, arrayed in caps and Kohler. club. Bill Pitre’s orchestra will bat ah aleo want zentlemanlr lerriee and Better Vision attention to little detalle. That’e w hj ah’d Good Service dent of the C.P.-T. league, in gown^, received Holy (Communion Honors in various subjects were play for the ball and prizes nnheaitatln’lr recommend Brice Serrlce for Every Age at Right Prices stalled the new officers. A crystal merited by the following; Religion, will be awarded for cards. All Stations,” at the 8 o’clock Mass. Following Bernadette Costello; perfect at 1550 California KEystone 7651 rosary was presented to the re parishioners and their friends are tiring president, Mrs. Thomas the Mass, breakfast was served tendance for four years. Mary invited. Ryan, by the P.-T.A. for them and their parents in the Elaine Mahon; dramatics, Patricia high school gymnasium, the hosts Scholarships were received by The first grade’s play, Tommy Weadick and Catherine Deus, both the following pupils who were Brice Oil Sjste being the students of the junior of whom ranked either first or Tucker’s Birthday Party, was very graduated June 2: Theresa Muto BRONZE FOR LESS class and their mothers, the latter second in every speech tourna entertaining. to St, Mary’s academy, Robert There ii under the chairmanship of Mrs. ment; oratorical, Helen Dillinger; a Brice Station in trtrj Denver Perish to Serve Ton.—Aleo The eighth grade presented a Kavan to Regis high school, Mary Colo. Springe W. C. Kimmins. declamation, Betty Scherer and Cncharris A Weber Lafaretta 8. Bfirhwar 87 play, unusual in that it was writ Schrefer to St. Francis de Sales’ , Pneblo 7th A Grand Florence Bizhwer Ne. 60 ten and presented by the members James Wilson, honor student, Charlotte Delaney; boys’ athletics, WaUenburg 10th A Main Idaho Sprints W. Hichwar No. 40 Anna Marie Hett and Dolores Alamoea Denver A Main CATHOLIC GRANITE of the class. It was a class was chairman at the breakfast and William Gorman, Foster Papi, and Dnranto. Granbr. Gardner, Stark- Mahon to Cathedral high. Monte Vista Grand Avenne ville, Cripple Creek, Ft. Garland, San SYMBOLISM introduced the Rev. Leo Thome, Jerry Auer, all of whom received MARBLE prophecy dramatized. The members of the Legion of Boalder 17th A Arapahoe Lais, Crystola, Littleton. Enflewood. OUR all-parochial honors; girls’ ath BRONZE Pupils Give Recital acting pastor, and the Rev. Mat Mary are busy this week visiting letics, Jeanette Mayer, and com PATRONIZE THESE STATIONS—THEY ABE SUPPORTING YOUR PRESS SPECIALTY STATUARY St. Dominic’s school of music, thias Blenkush, assistant pastor. the homes of the public school chil under the direction of Sister Toasts were given by William Gor mercial work, Philomena Seeley and Beverly Kissell. dren and inviting them to attend Theretta, gave a recital Tuesday man to the Rt. Rev. Mon the religious vacation school at St. evening, June 4, in the parish signor J. J. Donnelly; Shir 8th Graders Graduated Vincent’s which begins June 10. Modem hithways arc wonderful—but Little theater. The music pupils ley Freeman, to the priests of the The eighth grade graduation College and Catholic high school they still require repairs—and auto and the choir girls participated. parish; Mary Elaine Mahon, to mobiles must still demand more of their exercises were held in the church students have been asked to help brakes than poor brakes can tive. Let us The program follows: the faculty; Betty Rees*, to the Friday morning, May 31, at 8 the sisters with the school, which cheek your brakes before you need ’em. "The Saint Cecilia Club Meets." char- junior students and their modera Our work and our prices are both ritht. atters— Mother, Mrs. Patrick Hoare, sub o’clock. The 50 students marched will be in session for three weeks. tor; Lauretta Phelan, to the in a body from the grade school JflCQUCSi BROTOS stituting for Mrs. J, C. Reed; daughter, The marriage of Miss Ellen Rita EXPERT MECHANIC WITH YEARS VACKS" mothers of the juniors; Juliana •esTisoz Chariine Shavlik; younger daughter, into the church, where they at Milan to Robert Scott White will OF EXPERIENCE IN CHARGE Shirley Reid; president, Gloria Grisenti; McCallin, to the musical directors, tended Mass and received Holy take place in St. Vincent de Paul’s D€SIGri€RS • BUILD-GRS friend,. Marguerite Shober, and other M. C. Bog^is and Mrs. Earl Hood; Communion. Father Blenkush members, pupils; "Hymn to the Sacred Jeanette Mayer, to the coaches, ch'urch Saturday, June 8, at 9 Heart” and "Ave Maria,” Bettray, girls’ addressed the class. After the o’clock at a Nuptial Mass. The SHIRLEY GARAGE monufn£nTs^^ym£moRiftLs d/DisTincTion choir; "Twilight Reverie,” Guy, Char Bert Kierns and A1 Schneider. Mass Father Thome presented Official AAA Garaga The marriage of Miss Violet line Shavlik; "From a Wigwam,” Thomp- Virginia Grout, honor student, the awards. The scholarship to the Telephone TAbor 6468— Office and plant, 28 E. 6th Are., at 6th Ave. and Lincoln ton, Paulme Patrick, Frederick Burke, Krakow, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. PHONE TABOR 5911 presented a fountain pen to Fa high school was .awarded to Pa Walter Burke, Catherine Burke, and Geo. J. Krakow of 1305 S. Joseph Day and Night Storage, Repairing DENVER COLORADO Frank Subic; "The Cello,” Mattingly, ther Thome, in the name of the tricia Johnson in recognition of Washing snd Greasing, Gasoline and Oils ine street, to William K. Mary Catherine Ingling; "Swans in the class. Jerry Auer, this year’s pre her excellent scholastic work. Im Moonlight,” Welles, Marijo Conboy; "In fect of the sodality, presented to Leonard has been announced. 1681-37 LINCOLN ST. a Garden.” Hopson. Marie Bergin; "A mediately following the exercises Bird Calls in the W oods,” Wagness, and the school, as a gift from the in the church the class marched to The Altar society met May 31 "Climbing,” MacLachlan, Catherine Anne class, a sodality banner, which the high school, where a break in the school. Mrs. Frank Muto Campbell; "The Elf and the Fairy,” was received by Shirley French, presided. Sanctuary appointments Gallagher Transfer & Storage Co. Bentley, Shirley Reid; "Londonderry fast was served by the seventh Air,” Irish melody, Mrs. P. Hoare and prefect for the coming year., grade. Father Thome acted as were made. Mrs. Muto asked for 2424 ARAPAHOE Shirley Reid; "On the Blue Lagoon.” Benjamin Hannigan, president of toastmaster and introduced the garden flower contributions for Mattingly, and "Barcarolle” (simplified), the junior class, addressed the the decoration of the altars in COLFAX MARKET TA . 3341 Offenbach, Gloria Grisenti; various members of the class who seniors in the name of his class. the summer. The Rev. Manus P. COLFAX AT COLFAX AT "Spring Song,’* Beethoven-Douty, responded with short addresses. DOWNING MARION HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND MACHINERY MOVING altos, Eileen Burtscher, Gloria Grisenti, Boyle gave a talk on the liturgy Pupils Always on Time Nuni Visiting in Denver and Mary C. Larkin; sopranos, Theresa The following students were of the Church. The sodality ad Hoare, Mary Rose Dalton, and Ann not tardy once in the year: Second Sister Mary Eulogia Seiler, as journed until September. Hoare. assisted by the choir; "When My sistant provincial of the Sisters THE GRADUATIOIS GIFT Mother Sings,” Dvorak, girls* choir; Joseph Maginn and Robert Cole Xxclnalvely a fish grade— Mary Smith and Betty Lou and poultry market. IF HUBBY Canvenient Ternu "Mountain Echoes,” DallaAeld, and "The of St. Joseph and formerly prin man will be servers for the 8 Everything Dollaghan; third grade — Edward Free