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Content! Copjrisrhted by the Cetholie Preu Society. Inc., 1342—Permi«»ion to Reproduce, Except; iColorado Priest’ s Sister, Register College on Article* Otherwise Msrked, Given After 12 M. Pridsy Followins Issue Nearly 20 Have Been Killed in Action and *'0 Be Repatriated Soon : — . The doctoral thesii: of the Rev I>r. Edward Woeber. vice Chan- Several Are Missing The Retr. William J. Gallngheri without which thev wmilH h .c. ■ P“*’lohed this week by , Vo«i«bur* ha* received word had a « .„ ty L r d CoUeee o{ Joumal- ism. The work, entitled Tkf In- the Department of State was bom in 1800, trrprllationM, was compiled by the K t ^ b i b K KjJjliBron Ah«t hi* »i»Ur, aiSHl-Ji her St. Francis de Sales' With 269 Men, Women in degree from l^dcliffe college. priest in parti^ fulfillment of the National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denvei) Catholic Register. We Have [^Hjknoll nan stationed in T*n- i^ter completing her novitiate i . - ’’ Alio the International New* Serrica (Wire and Hail), a Lai^e Special Service, Seven Smaller Servicea. Service Leads Parishes; Reports Made |^adc< Dairen, is now in Shang- New 1 ork she wa*...... sent toa Japa-i t»hifh he re-; photo Features, and Wide World PhotOA l^etwaiting the next repatria- nese school in .Seattle. Wa.h as ff'-®'* "1 ^*'® Catholic, ------lioB *hip to America. Sister superior. She was the youngest ’ "‘''‘‘" “ y America. xXXVIIt. No. 14. DENVER, COLO.. T H I RSDAV. NOV. 26, 1912. 31 PER YE.AR To Chancery Still Incomplete ImvT Gerard has been in Asia of 40 nuns in the Northwest com.I rather M oeber's dissertation [Jg three year*. After the attack munily,. One year later ahe'w^al ^*^®*T* a.spcrt of the Pauline Incomplete returns to the Chancery office from the ' Pearl harbor she wa* incar- poasegsed of a speaking knowl- teaching o f . the* in aritiv Uii to «t*d in the Maryknoll convent edge of Japanese and was trans- ■^P*’*^**’ whereby the valid ^Calfskin Pyx Case (^liplain V. H. Mrnarik (left), parishes of the Metropolitan area show that over 2,600 Cath I Dairen as an internment pris- ferred to Los Angeles, Calif., marriage of two unbaptiled per fomiffli ■!Tt?rr>nt in I o%tf7 Field No. 2, S*i. Uwirge Grafton olic men and women from Denver and its suburbs are now ' of war. In a letter to Father* where the Maryknoll nuns con sons though consummated, may be I t)« THr rave* r^periaU; de«ianrd for armv Ma^a Ltt«, >«a« made gher she wrote t “ We have the ducted a school for moi;e than 1,- dissolved in favor of the fffith. in the lealltrrseraft rlaaae* held 'Aedneada^ r\ening* in the l'SO*NC('.S .serv'injr their country’ in the armed forces. Most of the returns^ unity to send letter* through 000 Japanese children. Her suc The work contains 160 pages elub in Denver. ,\boiil 12 aoldier* rompri«e the gi^Dtip, direrird bv were made before Nov. 1 and do not jrive an exhaustive list American consul, who is re- cess and facility in the use of the and is now on sale throygb--i ‘ K. J. Ronino (renter)* Oiri«tma« «ifta are now rlainiinK the attention , . . m i eing shortly. We are comfort- language prompted her to seek librarj* of the C.akh*Hc^'^Biver*ity | of the bova, who are prtHlurinic *onir handaome pTrliire framea, 'roaarv Of tho pari&hlOnPrS WnO &TP SPrvinjf. TnC pfiStOTR n&VG dl8- mterned here in our own foreign mission work. I of Americar**'irich cop^-rights al'lj cases, kev cases. piir«es, and billfold.. , tributcd cards foF the purpose of rejfistering the men and nirent—11 sisters, three priests, In an earlier letter to Falherl.tbese*' published by its graduate I women from their parishes in the various branches of the a brother. Every morning^ Gallagher she described her -tm-1 students. gii[[K I p[ic[ army, navy, marine corps, coast have three Masses in our presaions of the Orient. "One| The dissertation of the Rev. Dr. guard, nurses' corps, apd the wom d, and the Rosary and Bene thing that stands out is the reali-i Walter J. Canavan, assistant of St. en's organizations. An indication tton every afternoon. Our zation of the beauty of one's faith., Francis de Sales' parish, will be .4 city-wide novena directei tO that the'lists of most parishes are llth is good, and we have all we Mr here there.ig so much in the at-1 published next week. Entitled,Ouf Entitled Ijidy, Queen of Peace, i* by no meafis complete is the fact I in the way of food, clothing, mospheje that is not Christian, and' /'ro/cssion of Faith, it treatsr..t. of jp 32 Denver parochial that in every parish several w-ho fuel. We keep busy with where there is little in tjie way of the canonical attestation* of or- high schools, scademies, grade have been in the services for .oking, sewing, doing laundry, natural distraction* like newspa- thodox faith-that must be taken schools, and orphanages through months are being recorded each r t ndying, and reading." per* and the radio, the ‘one thing by cleric* when they are ordained, the leadership of the Loretto week. In a communication from the necessary’ stands out and forms transferred, or promoted. This Height* college Sodality of the II’ (he basis of a deep peace and joy . The number of Denver Catholics tryknoll mother-house in New work was also written in fulfill Blessed Vihgin. From Nov. 30 Ip who have been killed in action to i. Father Gallagher wa* noti- that take the place of all that is ment of the requirements^ for a Dec. 8 the novena of Ma.s*es and tals nearly 20, and several more that all the remaining Mary- gone. One's great desire is to doctorate in canon law, which the Communions will be offered- foy share this knowledge and love-with priest received last June from the OF EXCITFINI are reported as missing in action. .ptlers in the Northern missions peace. A triduum for the Holj' these lesa fortunate Japanese.” Catholic university., Cathedral parish leads the list in High-ranking an n , i the Orient are now in Shang- Father will feature the final three rasualtiee with five. One parish, linve been given ikt | The sister* suffered no phys- day*, for which special closing St. Francis de Sales’, will prob tviolence at any time, although In Denver Retirement *ervices will be arranged by the Gay, happy carnival days return ably have onc-tenth of it* entire ^ rv ire medal indt» to the Knights of Columbus home ^llio lic generali. Ia _ were closely confined. The college. [ membership in the armed force* ttians, however, were won- Mi.ss Margaret Anna Maddeni, next week, when the mammoth when the teen-age. group is in u CUrtawhl Homo From Charities bazaar will rnwhtiika, Olds., fully loyal and solicitous, and Bishop Following Steps prefeet of the l.oretto Heighta so ducted. It already leads in the manage to furnish the nun* dality. direefed letter* to the vari I be thrown open to the public for number of men and women in the action while hesdia ! three nights, Dec. 3, 4, and S, that forces in Hawaii. nth meat, eggs, and vegetables. ous schools and is in charge of the service, 269,-and the total will un novena. which ends appropriately I promi.te to be packed with all the doubtedly 5fo well over 300. There Gen. Hugh J. Caier I Of Archbishop Pitaval on the Feast of the Immaculate i colorful excitement of the former arc approximately 3,500 men, N. Y., and 1* ajhingioa. gl Girls’ College Has Conception. well-known Silver Dollar days. women, and children in the parish. distinguished liimidthi In her letter Miss .Madden as Tom Nevin, general chairman of Besides St. Francis de Sales', paign in the Philippian, Blood Donor Unit (By Monsicnor Smith) unique tribute to the boa.st that it serted that "in this crucial moment the event, has announced that all two other parishes have given ! is in readine.ss to present the peo- The fact that the Most Rev. An is a privilege to live in Colorado. of World war 11 superior arm* and more than 200 to the country. Ca : Westerkaai thony J. Schuler, S.J., retiring The Most Rev. John Baptist brilliant military’ taCtics are in^ I pie of Denver with one of the most thedral, 209, and Our Lady of Mt. KE. 9043 \] Bishop of El Paso, Tex., has come Pitaval, fifth Archbishop of Santa sufficient to bring about peace. entertaining of such event* the city Carmel, 223. Talk—DonVWi to Denver to spend his remaining Fe, came to Denver late in 1920, We need God's blessing on our has ever witnessed. Parish Figures Are Lit\ed Telephony Yotr days in Regis college, where he about two years after hi* resigna country's endeavor*. Our soldier*., Leading attractions in the car- The reports that have been re Everything a G«o4_ once was president, recalls that tion from the New Mexico see, and sailors, and marines need Hi* lov-; \ nival are the generous cash awards ing protection. Because the pray-' to be made each night. 0n Th^s- corded in the Chancery follow:' Should Biu this ia the .second time in histoiy lived in St. .Anthony's hospital Cathedral, 209; AnffBneiation, 145; Best Foods at Lssail that B Colorado priest, after serv until hi.* death May 23, 1928. er* of youth are pleasing in the day $25 will be awarded, on rVi- day $50, and the grand prize of Blessed Sacrament, 72; Holy Fam Wf Oiitm ing for years in the Episcopacy, There was an inlcresliiig inter .sight of God, this novena is to be ily, 147; Holy Ghost, 144; Holy retired and spent the rest of his linking of hia siKression of Qrders offered by the student*. This con- ^ $500 on Saturday, the j,cIosing night. Some 20 separate'games Rosar)', G6; Our Lady of Mt.' Car life in Denver. Here is another with tho.se of Bishop' Schuler. certed spiritual action on the part mel, “223; Presentation, 50; S t DENVER m Archbishop Pitaval wa.s the conse- of Denver's Catholic youth in 1 and booth* will be offered for the Anne's, Arvada, 26; St. Csqetan’s, Archbishop Blesses cralor of Bishop Schuler, in the {'‘’.I’®'’ entertainment of carnival-goers on 90; S t Catherine’s, 138; St. Dom second Episcopal consecration that "Ting God* bleaatng not onl>' on all three nights. DIREC1 ■ I ^ I ^ J W • A A A I ^ ^ aA A A A S flS 1 ** S ^4 inic’s. 157; St. Elizabeth’s, 52; St. Annunciation ConvenI, occurred in this cUy. The cere-1 "ut >*"'*‘’“t indiyid- Proceed* of the event will be Francis de Sales', 269; St. James', !jnony waa on Oct. 28, 1916, in thc!“*l *’°y 8'tI participating. turned over to the St. Vincent de 63; St. John's, 80; St. Joseph’s DRUGGIST! S S C O n d i n conception Cathedral,’ Paul society to assist in the work (C.SS.R.). 100: S t Joseph’s (Pol TOUR PRESI then only a few years old. Bishop of raring for destitute families of ish), 31; St. Leo’s, 10; St. Ijouit’ will b« filled Patrick A. McGovern of Cheyenne, Denver; to the fund for the annual (Englewood), ■79; St. Maty Mag WASniNGTON PAU H still reigning over the Church in War Experiences Lead Soldier to K. of C. orphans’ party, in which Pb. 8P. I7ts im ■ ^ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr offi dalen’s (Edgewater), 68; St. Pat ciated in the private blessing of Wyoming, and Bishop Henry some 1,000 Denver orphans will rick's, 148; S t IfhilomcnB’s, 157; TOWEL & UNEJI Our Lady of I.ourdea convent of Granjon of Tucsonkwere the as take part; and to (further projects §t. Rose of Lima's, 30;/St, Th*- Annunciation parish, Denver, the sistant consecrators. B is h o p initiated in the city to provide a t^seli CAurora), 16; St. Vincent HOUNTAI.N Town, Conclusion Man Must Be Immortal wholaaorae recreation urogram for Ssnric* faririsksd fot afternoon of Thanksgiving dty. He Granjon had also.beeii one of the de P*-A'''.V 51. ' BetuuraiAs, gtow, ufli wa* assisteo by the Very Rev. aasiktant consecrators at the ele the service men of I'.:* area. A IS4S Usrini St. Charles Hagua, pastor, and the vation of Archbishop Pitaval to the special invitation to the service B W BfCCIin; Rev. John C. .Mahoney, asai.stant Episcopacy. The other was Bishop If this war ha* accomplished of all the ominous predictions by thing and everyliody except for men to join in the festivities of the Chaplain Menarik Miw Edith Reidy U chairman of, pastor. The nine Charity nuns Nicholas C. .Matr., the second nothing else for both young and the ever-cognizant sergeants and those elemental things it takes to carnival has been extended to die Loretto Height* Hefrtisr cum teaching in Annunciation high Bishop of Denver, who was in too old, it is making them think. A sundr}' intellects in the company, keep the human body functioning. I Lowry and Buckley Fields and to Quits Buckley Pod graphic proof of this ia a letter have not been out of the camp ex the students of Fitzsimons hospi PREFERRD ■inee, which ha* organixed the school and their superior, Sister poor health in 1915 to consecrate I think I will get home in one fini blood donor college unit in Rose Mary, are living in the enn^ Bishop Schuler but who, as pastor written in England by a young cept in the line of duty since my tal and Fort I>ogan. For Florida School TRADINC Colorsdo. More than 40 girl* have vent, locsteil at 3635 Humboldt in Georgetown and later in old St. soldier who is the son of a Denver piece, for which possibility I am trip from London. And frankly The general chairman has an toinnirered to answer the patriotic street. The cost of the home and Ann's, Denver (now the Annuncia physician, Dr. Wm. H. Halley. He very happy. I don't care whether I ever .see nounced that the last"meeting of ■wnons and, in the American Red furnishings was nearly 46,000. tion parish), had assisted in fos is getting down to elemental*, he Army Life Greatly Simplified the town again. 1 would rather the booth and games chairmen will The Rev. A. H. Menarik, who had CtOM renter, will donate their The eight sisters teaching in the tering the vocation and educational says, and is learning to appreciate An enli.sted man in the army lie in bed asd think about the day's be held in the K. of C. clubrooms been stationed in Denver several Hood for the fighting forces. Mis* grade school and their superior. preparation of j'oung .4nthony what the more primitive people* has his life simplified to the most events, what I read in the paper, at E. 16th avenue and Grant Mon nths as a chaplain in^Lowry Rtidr i* the daughter of Mr. and Sister Anne Thomas, reside in the Schuler. find satisfying. Observations of elemental things. We learn to ap and what 1 would tell the sergeant day, Nov. 30, at 8 p.m., when the Field and in Buckley Field, left In. Tim Reidy of S400 E. Sixth old Annunciation convent, 1408 E. John Baptist Pitaval was born the changes in English life lead to preciate what our more primitive if I had a bar in.stead of a stripe final arrangements for the carni Dfnver this week for the air forcei ireaue. 3fith avenue, ^ (Turn toPagtt — Column S) thought* about what is in store for peoples of yesterday and today If this keeps up 1 suppose I will val will be made. chaplains' school in Miami, Fla. .Americans after the war. "One ran find satisfying. A warm place to he a misanthrope after the war. It is expected that he will be in ‘Near Miracles’ Reported in Relief From Unequal almost see the continuity of life, it* sleep, good food, and warm cloth hut then again maybe not. I be Florida for six week*. The spirit growth and development," in the ing take the place of a good movie, lieve I am just beginning to grow Cathodral Rector ual welfare of Catholic soldiers in VUUm; Correction Discovered Only Recently experiences of the war, he write*, a night at Joe’s bar and eatery, up. There is a chance I may be Buckley Field, where Father Mena F. A. Mumfotil and concludes, "It constantly re and a gay evening with one's best come a gay, social animal as so Will Visit in East rik was transferred from Lowry, W. 25th and DeatarC curs to me that man must he girl. . . . 1 find that one can de many of this company have be will be taken care of ^ Chaplain immortal. , , a consoling thought." rive quite a bit of pleasure from come. In a de.sperate, frantic at James F. McCarthy. Father Mc ANNUN Glockner Hospital Has One of Few The letter, reprinted virtually as!oneself, independent of every (Turn to Page ! — Column S) The Rt. Rev. Hugh L. McMena- Carthy has been on dutv in' the written, follows: min, rector of the Cathedral, left post since early this month. v'-j’ d e s ^ell Dear Dad; Denver Thursday for a visit with Aniseikonia Clinics in United States This is my first letter to you relatives in Philadelphia and other Appointed Bishops FUEL AiM) since my arrival in England. Thus Catholic' Woman Chauffeur Pennsylvania cities. Near death CHARLES A far in my army career there has three weeks ago, the prelate has W« Ship bj U been nothing very startling or in made .such a remarkable recovery PH0.NS TA ^ Colorado Springs.—Through the rathqr than treatment of the eyes. ments of the functional disturb:^ 15TB A.V'D W*Un teresting. I've practically given from his illness that he haa re ^ rk being done in the eye insti ■Strangely enough, aniseikonia ances of vision. ' up hope of any adventures, other For Uncle Sam in Lowry ceived his physician's permission ■RES. PHON'D NA* A prominent Boston physician wa* discovered by a young Bo.ston than those that leave one physical- to make the trip. It is expected iT tute of Glockner ho.*pital near Mnt them patient* who h*d suf- lawyer who took up painting.. His , , , / I ni 'y HI'*! menully intact, and usually that the lower altitude of the East DRUGSJ Duncle* are performed daily in furiosity as to how one sees things feredlereo lorfor many year* >eam irtmfrom violent',' " j l f * v...... e one unimpre.W...... j Of _course,____ .More than 100 Denver women i A strict record is kept of the mile eoa.st cities will benefit his con krinpng felief to many per*ong and what kind of a picture the eye headaches and nerNousnew.de.spite I ^ J bombed, are chauffeurs for Uncle Sam these ^ sjid gf (),j various stops made dition. the aul of eye g asses. They rigged I f i B f l i l p who suffer from aniseikonia, an take.* for the brain le
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u! - have takm over the work ■ ‘ t The Denver Catholic Cathedral Volunteers of ralalosing approximate. USD-NCOS CLUB DIRECTOR T0< R egister Catholic Woman It 1,250 book* donaled to the 1'SO.SCC.S club for »er%ice men. I'nder tne direction of SUIcr Mary Sylvia, 1.3 junior ttudent* of the hi||h PubllEhed Weekly by the M-hool arc devoting three hour, weekly to the riaii.ifiration of the Catholic Prese Society, Inc. Thanksgiving Qreet hwk». .Member* of the group are Franre* and Sally Rii«>el, Naomi AHEND MISSOURI CONVENTION Wgs 938 Bannock Street, Denver, Coffin. Barbara Sorrell, Audry Gallagher, Dolore. Greenwell, Suzanne Colo. Drives for Army Orr, Aliria Bondy, Mary lx>retta Burkett, Bemire Pohndorf, Virginia ihst I McGarry, Dick Hodge*, and Bernard Deidel. Pictured below are some J. Franklin Sullivan, director ofj Springs, the Denver soldiers cen- to our Sabscrlption: SI Per Year of the volunteer*. Entered as Second Class Matter the Denver USO-NCCS club, will| ter is one of the leading USD or-, at the Post Office, Denver, take part in the Midwest regional I ganisations in this area.' Colo. In Lowry Field convention of directors of USOi St. Rose of Lim as parjsh was dubs in Excelsior Springs, JIo.,'host Sunday, Nov. 22, to more than Many Friends next week. National officials from 1200 soldiers ^ t I a buf^t supper in n (Continued From Page One) headquarters of the USO in Newithe dub. Mrs. :John BohannS was their own uniforms, which cost York will be present for the train-1 in charge. A special program ■was and Stord Yoor , about $65 altogether, a sum that ing conference. presented by blrs. AugusU Walsh. | T h e local USO-NCCS center has soprano, and ;len-year-old David ■ COAL.. IVow may be repaid in three install been constantly expanding its fa Langfield. popular songster from ments. They furnish their own cilities since its opening a year the parish. Customers At These Prices lunch. A social club organized by ago. Now, under the leadership of W t.k'i Enlcrtainmant Liet.d tne drivers has held one social and Mr. Sullivan, who was former di ^ The week’s program of entertain Morriaon Egg or Lump plans several activities in the near rector of a dub in Colorado ment for men, of local military fsoUC luture. Moving pictures are shown giosta has been ia.sued from the Den- PLEASE PLAGE CHRISTMli Qavton Nut in a weekly meeting of the women Qayton Egg or Lump and deal mainly with activities of ver USO-NCCS dub at E. 1,7th the army motor corps, showing I avenue and Grant street as follows: ORDERS EARLY . ^1 Centennial 9gg or Lump Bishop Following I Satorday. Nor. | 2S— 2 p.m., horeeeho* Wi^ge Nut what it does, how to maintain cars Ipiuhiet eontret ni elub lot; . n.m., ioetal and trucks for best service, how in St. Anthony'* Hdiplul nureee' home. srtii Wadge Egg or Lump I Sunder. Nov. 2.—Sntek her brealefait to guard against sabotage, and the {and luncheon ipeclili: mouatain trip* Pinnacleiad( Nut like. ' . . It*t Sunday before ratinnint: 2:80 p.m.. Pinnacle Egg or Lump*^ A plan Just instituted gives lia In Footsteps of •oeial. Shlrley-Sivoy .hotel; 4 p.m Pinnacle Slack bility insurance for the drivers at Civic Symphony ' orch^itra in OtnTtr JflRltS ClRRB a low rate, $5 to $9 yearly with a auditorium( S p^m., rommunlty iins Lignite Slack 8:80 p.ra., bulTet supper: 7 p.m.. record !:'r 20 per cent rebate if there arc no re e iu l in borne of Mr*. George Hsrvey, accidents. The need for this comes 2287 Grove: S p.jn., soclel. club lounge. Roadquartert for Noted Archbishop Monday, Nov. SO— 7 :80 p.m.. record CHURL RUCBY GOAL GO. in the rare minor accidents with akticlm op devotion civilian cars. The yvilian can sue ! recital in Oenvar ^public Hhrery (request CHURCa PINI8BINGS eitsdsl* 34*> |prngmm>; S p.m.; socUl, Knights of Co- good! . 0 K E -0121 1144-5th St. and obtain a judgment, which may (Continued From Page One) I iumbus hsil. I .BOOKS POB THE CATH Tuesddy. Dec. 1— 8 p.m.. socist. elub; ttb u 4 CutU StrMtj be collected after the driver leaves Feb. 10, 1858, in Saint Genis- OLIC LAITT AND CLR1G1 the army service. record recording night in elub. HOUSl Terrenoire. Archdiocese of Lyons, Wednesdsy. D w . 2— 8 p.m.. letther- 16.T6-.T8 Tremonl Str«el France. He came to .America as creft class in cluo; cards, games, special Fhhne TAbopI WAR EXPERIENCES INDICATE p r is e s . I a subdeacon with Robert Servant, Thursday, D*c.J 8— 7 p.m’., record re- FlaoresMBt ItthUns need who was ordained to the prie.sthood cital in boms of! Mrs. Frang- Wadley. not h* mpeDsWe. In with him here in old St. blary’s 818 Elm: I p.m..', K. of C. home front rtality, it can saw ysn TO SOLDIER MAN IS. IMMORTAL academy on California street Dec. charities carnivel; 8 p.m., social in St. Joseph's hospital nurses’ hon;e. money. Wc'U be glad to 24, 1881. The two thought th ^ Jerrea Pa ^*' New L i^t Needs •bow you bow. Let us (Continued From Page One) young is t devil-may-care one. were the first priesta ordained in Specialial rlztures msbe a lithting effi- tempt they try to yet all the joy Everyone seems to be building up Colorado, but research haa shown CHICAGO. ILL. — FloorcKent clioey test of your home , they can out of life while they a defense against disappointment that one other ordination pre Breakfast Is Held lights, slrczdy initalled in msoy of. or bueloeu today. have it. The poor fellows cannot or frustration, which one seems to ceded theirs. After his ordina Tradin^JlI^lj ficcs. .tores and fietorie. because be having much real fun, because jexpect to enter one’s life. I am tion, Father Pitaval served as pas they work so hard at it. dfraid that post-war England will tor in San Luis de Calebra, of their increased efficiency and Spanish-speaking mission field; in‘JBy Young People economy, Tequire special light fix The' England at war and the not be quite the reserved, com H.G.REH) England of peace times are two placent coupto' it was before the Aspen, and in Durango. Father tures designed for their use. Inferior war. A people who have had their Servant, who died as pastor of The first Communion breakfast fixtures, tests have shown, result ELECTRICAL CO. quite different things. In this of the .season was held by the Ca hour of stress, many throw custom traditions violated, who have Golden after serving in many parts JOSLIN’S in lost of efficiency. of Colorado, remained a close thedral Young People’s club after ELECTRICAL CON to th4 winds. The pubs are learned the utter foolishness of the reception of Holy Commun TRACTING — REPAIR. crowded with people of every de many of them, who are pleasure friend of Father Pitaval all during hia life. Aspen, one of the historic ion in the 9 o’clock .Mass Sunday, ING AND FIXTURES scription. The streets are filled bent and live for the day, are a Nov. 15, in the Cathedral. The Cathedral MAIn 2303 with soldiers' girls who are living restless, unpredictable lot. And mining parishes, which has kept its Ghristmas parochial status all through the breakfast was held in Wolfe’s tea 329 14th St. as desperately as the soldiers it will take better leaders than room. Miss Margaret Gibbons, re PiTBOf®*!® themselves. The attitude of the they now have to lull them back years, was the chief scene of Fa into their peace-time lethargy. ther Pitaval's work in this stqte. ligious Committee chairman, was in Gift ilAMStm England will never be the same. He did considerable building there, charge of the meeting. including a school that has now Spooks and goblins ran rampant tO B fte a* srauES Violent Changoe Foreeoon been closed for many years. on the night of Oct. 28j when the I ’^i ^ e d l e r f One cannot help wondering club gathered in the CathedraP 415 E. M * **■ a He was named to the titular see SALE QL43S4 M c. U* A**- !l what changes, economic and so of Sora and Auxiliary Biahop of cafeteria for the annual Hallo cial, are in store for us after the Santa Fe May 15, 1902, and was ween party. Prizes were awarded ftarttOK lu**"' 1 believe that consecrated in Santa Fe by Arch- for best costumes and dancing was there 'will be some violent changes bishop Peter J. Bougarde, assisted featured throughout the evening. !! if this war is carried to its logical by Bishops Mats and Granjon, So that the secretary’s files may Your opportunity to stretch your Chris end—total annihilation of the Ger July 25, 1902. He was the third be made more complete, question niuuian man a n d Japanese offensive Colorado priest to be raised to the naires are being mailed to each budget with good solid savings! powers. This -will be an exhaust Episcopacy, as Bishops Machebeuf member of the club requesting hia •Imeei W* *• J ing trial, ana, at its best, I don’t and Mats, the first and second correct address and telephone aM M Ia-O * -- believe our present economic number. A prompt reply ia asked Ordinaries of Denver, were priests of the members. Ar«>r« , structure, with its numerous enig at work in this state when they matic jhases, can hold up under were elevated. Bishop Pitaval suc ■282 I. CrfSB J the strain. Our present concept ceeded to the Metropolitan see of of wages and capital and labor Santa Fe Jan, 3, 1909. He resigned will have to change. There are his see and became titular Arch p A H E ik D just too many fingers in the pot, bishop of Amida Jan. 29, 1918. and we are even now seriously For about two years, he resided in R c te ry C o a l hampered by the top-heavy bu- Santa Fe and then came to Denver. Wla* yss ne ■ reaucacy we have erected to meet la-Mi has A man of magnificent appearance, I n C 0 .4L J our present struggle. If there is with a pipe organ voice, he re CdDLStnfmr one thing the present conflict will tained his fine looks even in old I f f L ¥ € C . BeSmr teach us, if it teaches us anything, age. t u . na UMlMbsiwOdhal 5 it is the necessity for streamlin* ing our economic and political Ordare Traced to le t U.S. Biebop life. And I hope we are far-see The succession of Orders of both ing en'ough to adapt ourselves; to Archbishop Pitaval and Bishop E m * a new order without violence. : Schuler goes back to Archbishop S M i F t o Carroll of Baltimore, the first ilau, PoDhry w. A. la n JU L * I hope you are not working ioo Bishop in the U^S.A. Bishop Schu DIGNIFIED SERVICE hard. I think of you often and [ m YII& m i Sl I V n a l ler was consecrated by Arenbishop Biniciiiuia truly wish that I were again with Pitaval, who was consecrated by UQCfttS-mSGS A t Reasonable Cost you to enjoy one of those bull ses Archbishop Bounrde, who was kMs ItM TihrUn sions, from which. I derived a lot consecrated by Archbishop Lamy of things I shall have with me 'At the time of bereavement, sentiment and the realization of of Santa Fe, the great pioneer mis turn flam i J through life. One can almost see sionary and builder; who was con Iknu fnsD the the continuity of life, its growth i i a v n e u r the loss (rf a dear one make funeral costs a subject of delicacy. secrated by Martin John Spalding, taiiiDg in this and development, as a consequence who was horn in 1810 in Kentucky !l of this preliminary skirmish. Men and who died in 1872 as Arch bCRKRtioD that A l M N A n W ' Here, you need only suggest a sum that indicates what you come and go—but out here it con- LHKMC bishop of Baltimore; who was con rkir HhertiK- stantly recurs to me that man must secrated by Benedict Joseph Flaget, can afford, to be assured of understanding and consideration. be immortal . . . a consoling S.S., who was bom in France in n t i T t o B um i thought. An inexpensive service can be a beautiful one. ' !i 1763, and who died as Bishop of L i r W O M i M M ■ All my love. Louisville Feb. 11, 1855; who was Bill CHARITIES! consecrated by the great John Car- roll, .who was born in Maryland in i |i n ra Mt ■dhae 1735 and died Dec. 3, 1815, in Bal timore as the first Archbishop of if e«Mm ■ Ab eeaqr Ml BOUIEUARD m ORTURRV that see and the first resident of !! TO the U.S.A. ever consecrated. Mrs. Barnes P. McConaty Carroll was consecrated Aug. l> MKiM 16, 1790, in Lulworth castle, Dor Federal at No. Speer Telephone GRand 1626 set, England, by Bishop Charles J T Walmaley, O.S.B., titular Biahop of Ramatha and Vicar Apostolic of the Western distribt of England. I The meeting of themonthly The assistant conaecrators -Were IMNYEIM Boys To'wn club was held Friday, npt Bishops but two priesta dele Nov. 20, in the home of Mrs. J, gated for this purpose—the Rev. CatlM tln^ Gstettenbauer, 115 Clarkson Charles Plo^den, S.J., and the Mrs. Tucker's ■ ■ street. CARNIVAL Ti 1 GRANGE-GRAPEFRUIT JUIGE Rev. James Porter. S.J. This fact 8H0RTENINC U C C After the treasurer’s report on recalls that when Bishop Nicholas M Old South Blended ^ A _ the amount of the check to be sent C. Mats was coirtecrated in Denver to Monsignor E. J. Flanagan's Oct. 28, 1887, by Archbishim John Boys Town for Christmas, Mrs. R. Big 3 lb. carton .....— M Big -46 ounce can...... ^ Baptist Salpointq of Santa Fe, one Owens, president, thanked the of hia co-consecrators was not a n LevBt members for their co-operatioir in Bishop .but Abbot Frowenua Con • '■ • l o n i thi.5 project. Every year the club rad, O.S.B., of Conception, Mo. DE 8EL1 sends a check for $60 to the bpya The other was Bishop Joseph Pro- AND FI H Fraztr Fancy GRAB MEAT in the hope that it will make tl Snider’s COCKTAIL SAUCE ir jectus Machebeuf of Denver, who 3-4-5 O A J L B A M Christmas more cheerful. I had intended to consecrate hia new tTM* Following the business meeting, Coadjutor but stepped aside in games were played and luncheon favor of Archbishop Salpointe, his mUT***^* BoHls...... 1 7 ® l i t ' . . 2 2 ' was served by the hostess, ^ ire s superior in rank, when he found •*! were won by Mrs. R. Owens and the latter would attend. (Hier Mrs. R. Taylor. archical succession from Diction It was decided to dispense with ary of the American Hierarchy, by ' u ^Mbistgia ^ When hoyW < the meeting in December. The the Rev. Jo.seph Bernard Code, LADY BALTIMORE CAKES | ROME BEAUH APPLES January meeting will be held in published by Longmans, Green &. j' Ulinitill' ^ the home of Mrs. F. Shanahan, Co., $5.) |U : 3544 Gaylord, at 12:30. Bishop Schuler sent a letter an Kflights of ColuRibus’ Those attending the November nouncing his resigrnation to the meeting were Mmes. R. Owens, H. i ’ Each 23® & 38® R 5 lbs 27® clergy of the El Paso diocese to be Freiman, P. Gould*- H. Siemer, H. read in the churches last Sunday E. 16TH A\ E. & GRANT Shanahan, J .. Gstettenbauer, J. and then left immediately for Den Hannah, R. Taylo^ F. Shanahan, ver. He arrived at Regis college and 6. Koebel. late last week. Ordained Jvine 27, 1901, in Woodstock, Md., by Arch -J: St. Mary’s Academy bishop S e b a s t i a n Martinelll, O.S.A., Apostolic Delegate to the LlNTO rs S United States, Biahop Schuler 5, , JSToits For Frying or Broiling, None Finer Ml « bunches Girls Guests at Tea served on the faculty of Regis (then Sacred Heart college) 189^3- FOR THE BENEFIT OF i « n e i K i (St. Mary's Academy) 1898 and 1902-1903, anq as pres Students of St. Mary’s academy ident 1903-1906. He was pastor Conwav’a Whole Berry who were invited to attend the tea of the Sacred Heart pariah here • St. Vincent de Paul Society 15 Old ^aahioned Style Pure Sweet APPLE CIDER and witness the judging of the when consecrated. He has relatives various projects made by the dif and many close friends in Denver. • K. of C. Orphan Party GRANBERRY GAUGE ferent schools in connection with !** . J National Catholic Book week in Briag Your Oualainsr Loretto Heights eolle« Thursday, • Soldiers’ Entertainment Nov. 19, included Peggy- Jane S t 'C I a r a ’s A id Par gallon...... 3 8 ° White and Sheila Curry, prefect Big 17 and vice prefect, reapectively, of the Sodality of Our Lady of Sor-i To Sponsor Party ounce can 15 rows; Alice Denver. Mary Cather ine Fahey. Mary Jane Collins, P a St. Clara’s Aid society will spon tricia Behrens, Florence Abel, and sor s card party and dessert lunch CrTocerv Prices Good fo r One Margaret Murphy. In the orphanage at 1 o’clock 1 .1 The girls who designed the proj Wednesday, Dec. 2. Hostesiea will V L S I s ' Full Week. Fruit and Vege. m illER S ect for St. Mir>’’s Academy under bf Mr«, .loieph Rom, S(, libit PricdSubjetl In Qimge «’( » Mity Citkttiin Fikty, lilir. St, Eliukth'nj Bnii Min AtnM Vlthout Notice 1 ptM urohy, Mary Jin« Colllni, Toohoy, Cithedril piriih. P itricii Bilirenj, Florence Abel, P. J. GoldEn lod Mrn. Henry L. MMimiBa Sonii CimpbAll, Marii Niuberger, Birth Attended the quarterly meet and Mildred Thomton. ing of the ACCW in Greeley.
V fhiirsdfly, Nov. 26, 1942 THE DEN^'ER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tei«phoB«, KErstone 4S0B PAGE THREE BLESSED SACRAMENT PTA TO ‘‘•<"8 Q.«s; ST. milCIIIT'S DELICIOUS HOLD SHOWER FOR SISTERS A ,g > a ( r p h ^ p m o r ^ SEA FOOD DINNER iim sflcitn (Blessed Sscratnent Parish) Swigert attended the CPTA league SI. The November meeting of the pieeting Nov. 19. kiln of Sole—Sea Food Salad—Louisiana Shrimp—Eatiern An Olinger Service i$ ilway? conducted with .'srallop*--Corklail Sauce—French Fried Polaloes Blessed ^craraent PTA will be Greeley Meeting Allended Friends the quiet dignity and reverence that create held Monday, Nor. 30, at 2 p.m. 'The quarterly conference of the' Served Daily and Sundays, 11:30 to 8:30 P. M. lacred memories for those who attend. The II lE T DEC. 4in the school hall. A council meet ing of officers, committee chair Denver Archdioceran Council of' F NO PARRI.NC Ut BmU and wishes and means of every patron are always men, and room mothen will begin Catholic Women took place in| PROBLEM CLOSED MONDAYS at 1:80. Greeley in the past week with Mrs. «• ] given utmost consideration. Should the occa- (St. Viacaat da Paal't Pariok) Thomas J. Morrissey one of the | (S i. James’ Parieh) ' A pantry shower for the sistere sion arise, we believe our careful and compe The Altar society will meet Dec. guest speakers. Other women from} The session of the newly 1 at 2 p.m. in the sehool hall. Mrs. will be given and each member is the parish in attendance were; formed parish pinochle club wax ustomers tent direction will serve to ease the burden Shsy, the president, asks for a asked to bring a gift. Mmes. Alfred H. Rarope. George held Saturday, Nov. 21, in the club- Golden rULantem The guest speaker for the after of bereavement . , . effectively eliminate on- Kood at^dance because arrange Pope, I.. U. Wagner, J. I^onard room of theichurch. Honors went to ments will be made for the society’s noon will be Joseph E. Tracey Swigert; Miss .Anne Birmingham, Mrs. Frsnk Pendrock and William 1265 Bdwy., Near ISih Ave.* ResiRiirani KE. 130i warranted expense. j Christmas work. from the OIBee of Price Admin and Miss Nellie Lennon. .A. .«!hell. r i ® ' Boy Scouts of troop 140 who re istration. St. Anthony’s circle ji'emhers , The club plans to meet in th ceived their tenderfoot badges in Mrs. Karl Mayer, Mrs. Thomas were guest.* of Mrs. Walter and CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our ptr- J. Morrissey, and Mrs- J. I.eonard church cluhToom every other Satur EAliy '®l sonnel and the hneit equipment and a recent court of honor are Jack Mrs. Richard Hamilton on Thurs day evening, beginning Dec. 5. New facilities are assigned to every Catholic jShay, Ray Tharp, Fred Fyles, GU- day, Nov. 19. The prize memliens ate welcome. The present Service. „ |bert Johnson. Jack MeU, James was won by Mrs. Gl E. Ahearn. membenship of the club includes Preferred ! Richapl Rausch, and Mar Mrs. Warren Downey was a guest. Mr. and Mr»; Ckirl Smith, Mr. and tin I.,ee. A Boy Scout Motheri’ Men in Service .As in previous years, the society Mrs. V ipcetit Halpin. Mr. and Mrs. club has been organised. Mr.«. l..eo announced a donation of $6 to the Frank Pendrock, Mr. and Mrs. Trading List ■ d^fhat ! McGrath was elected president and St. Vincent de Paul society for a Charles Parslow, Mr. and Mrs. Christmas basket. BOULDER Mrs. Martin Lee, vice president. Frank ' Part low, jUr. and Mrs. The scouts meet every Wednesday Mrs. S. J. Stauffer was hostess Philip Rrown, Mr. *nd Mrs. Marvin evening, and all boys of the parish To Be Feted by to 16 members of St. Jude's circle Anderspn, Mrs. Luke Parslow, over 12 years of age arc invited to Friday, Nov. 20, in her home. Mrs. Thomas Degan. Elinor Pars- CHURC jom the troop. Father Robert J. Prize awards went to Mrs. Carlton loiv, Norrman Fennell, and William BONNIE BRAE Wilhelm and Scoutmaster Powers T. Sills, Mrs. J. F. O’Brien, and A. Shell. GOOl took the scouts to sec the football Parish Sodality Miss Margaret HcGlaughtin. Mrs. game betilreen University of Colo John Connell, a newcomer in the (^ircU Mvelinft Held Shopping Distriet reel H.0U1 rado and D e n T y r university parish, was welcomed as a mem Our Lad.y of Victory circle met S t. Vincent de Paul’s Parish TaU Thanksgiving day. (Sacred Hearl-Lorola Perlik) ber. Guests were Mrs. H. J. Man In the honhe of Mrs. John Evers LitUi’ Flower circle was enter ning, Mrs. Sass, and Miss klargaret Thursday, N'ov. 19. The next meet tained Nov. IS by Mrs. H. 0. Hill. JI embers of the Ladies’ sodality McGtaughlin. ing will be in the home of Mrs. Preiuer’t Red & White Mrs. George Bader won the war of Sacred Heart parish will serve Members of St. Rita’s circle en Egloff, :1339 Xanthia street, Thurs sumps. The tircle was entertained a dinner to the service men in the joyed the hospitality of Mrs. day, Dec. IT. Grocery and Market LUNCHEONETTE airo by Mrs. George Bader. Mrs. D80-NCCS club Sunday after James J. Palmec in her home at a A meeting of St. Ann’s circle is FANCY HEATS. VEGETABLES. AND I Earl Hahn wem the stamps awarded noon, Nov. 29. The women are luncheon and ' bridge Tuesday, scheduled to be held in the home NOW OPEN in this meeting. alt eager to entertain the boys QUAUTT GROCERIES AT HOT PIATE LUNCHES Nov. 24. Prize* awards went to of Mrs. 1.00 Boyle, 1785 Krameria lower prices ' Preferred Parish Mrs. William Ter Har is recuper of the armed forces, and it has Mrs. T. J. Rogers and Mrs. Glenn street, on Dec. 1. Tasty fiandviehaa and Stlad* ating after a serious illness in a not been tiard to secure volunteer Prra Dsliranr SPnira 444Y | Barrad 11 lid a*»« te tiSd Davis. Mrs. Lester B. Smith acted The Ave Maria circle met re SUl £. Ohio Av*. (Sos Ualv, and Ohia) local hospitali help, etc. The menu selected by as captain for Mrs. Frank J. the women includes baked ham, cently in the home of Mrs. William Downtown PHcet Trading List The newest; circle formeil under Guiry, who is with her husband Solis. I i the auspices of the PTA is under gravy, applesauce, bread and but on a business trip to Salt Ijike 4 Daily Deliveriet the leadership of Mrs. E. L. La- ter, potato chips, role slaw, milk, City and Ogden, Utah. Guests were Paul Gappae, a long-time mem Custom Permanents mansky. The circle meets twice a coffee, and cake. Following is the Mmes. Carlton T. Sills, Glenn ber of St. I James’ parish, is ill in MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER month in the home of Mrs. Laman- committee in charge of arrangc- Davis, M. D. Marlow, Ed Sploar, his home, 1580 Ulster street. 13.50 to $10 Bonnie Brae The Mwehints raprMoatod la this ■•ctloa ara bacMUn. Thay ara sky. It consists of the following mentsf Mrs. Conloii (chairman), Mr. atidlMrs. R. D. Allison have and Ann Hiltdn. Mrs. W, R. Jos Seals B rn g €o. I Mzioas to wark with yoa aad ara dasarriag of yoar patraaaaa. Ce- membirs: Hmes. R. M. Blaine, Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Kilker, Mrs. eph was welcomed as a new mem moved ihtq their new home at 2335 Trtatntsla ISwvt* sritb thaai. Prank Crowe, H. P. Hoffman, Lynch, and Father Andrew Dimi- ber. Monaco'pairk way. ' ■ Spadtllx 763 So. Univenliy J>E. 2255 Eldred Larmier, K. Lauderhack, chino, S.J.; workers, Marie I-ar- Masses bn Friday. Dec. 4. the Mrs. Harold Collins, Mrs. W. J. MANICURES C a t h e d r a l E. F. I/>lanis, J. Powers, J. R. cher, Frances Briggs, Lola Mar Hagerty. and Mrs. Herbert Flan first Fiiddy of the month, will be flusche, J. Tenhaeff, V. Vander- quez, Josephine Marquez, Rosalie nery were hostesses to members of at 6:30 Rnll 7:30, Confesiions will facials CONOCO PRUUUCTS vort, and Diane Van Portfliet. Marquez, Margaret Lippert, Mar>' St. Joseph's circle Friday, Nov. 20. be heard Thursday afternoon and HAIR DYEING Liibriralion, (Ar Washing, Balteriea Mrs. George Spanyard, daughter Archuleta, Jennie Vigil, Mary evening!and before the Masses on PATRO."nZE THESE Bridge honors went to Mrs. Vin Rerhsreed, Tire Vulcanislni EeoiofflyLiqior Store of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rausch, Ellen Dougherty, and Rotella cent A. Smith and Mrs. Thomas Friday.; The 7:30 Mass is offered PIGGLY-WIGGLY gave birth to a boy Monday, Nov. Jacobson. every first Friday for the spiritual Dolores Beanty Salon Nizt to Clart**! Cbbreh OooOi t^nch. Mrs. J. C. Schaefer was a BONNIE BRAE 23. Both mother and child are guest. and material welfare of members DOLORES BENSING T h a n low In $plriU daU Jorrj” STORES doing nicely. Loyola Circlot Roorgan'**^ Members of St. Norbert's circle of this pkrish serving with the Phono PE. 4007 2339 E. Ohio CONOCO SERVICE 435 E. 17tli Are. at Penn. The various circles that were armed forces. 724 .So. Uniivrilly 1634 Tremont EE. 4554 230 E. 13th Are. active in Loyola parish during the were guests of Mrs. Jo.seph H. Ley ra n oiuvnt racE p a e c m g 512 E. 13tb Are. past year have united this year to den Friday, Nov. 20, in her home. form one large society which will Prizes were won by Mrs. Joseph H. to stretch yonr i MEillllG HTLD BV be known as St. Anthony's club. I.«yden, Mrs. Eugene Beuchot, and This club will meet in Loyola hall Mrs. Alvin Riede. Mrs. Sadie Mc POB Dermott was welcomed as a new Clubs Social to 1 good solid savings! STANLEtQH’S CARPETS on the third Tuekday of each SOUTH GAYLORD month. The purpose of the or member. “Lowest Price In Town” FBBEBSIG [[ICBE ganization is to prepare articles Little Flower circle members Shopping District 1109 Dirfcreot Colors and Patlarat for the parish bazaar to be held were guests of Mrs. John F. to Choeaa Pram next June, and to assist the pAstor Healy, Jr., with Mrs. Curtis Frei- Be Hiilii on Dec. I St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish ' ©f W f C919 TERMS OPEN EVES S^igl problems following im- in his preparatory work for this berger and Mrs. Bradley Ijine act- i m E. CaUas HA. I t tl medigtely upon the winning of the summer benefit. The reorganiza ing a.s co-hostesses Friday, Nov. war will be the topic for the next tion of the circles took place in a 20. .The bridge award was won by .1080 So. Mrs. B. T. Allison. An election of (St. Patrick’s Parish) DADVO Ph o a a WINES LIQUORS meeting of (he Rocky Mountain meeting held in Loyola hall last The Chrysler Gaylord SP. 0574 Forensic league, it was decided week. Thirty-six women were officers for the coming year was The Moihers’ club will sponsor a DUD 0 "X ORDER AHEAD held with Mrs. John F. Healy, Jr., pre-holiday ball Wednesday eve Nadorff Uquers, tie. Saturday, Nov. 21, in the coaches' present, and all were enthusiastic ning, Dec.: 2, in the auditorium of Grocery Company Aik for Victory Coal luncheon that ended a two-day about the future of St. Anthony's being named captain; Mrs. A. Grocery and Market HOME or GOOD SPIRITS meeting of the league in Regis club. Freppel, secretary;_and Mrs. Louis the new school. Kosmos and hit —BiUkllikta IH4- W hen roa set tka moat o( tka bast Vidal, treasurer. ll-pieee l^and will furnish the Croecrin, Meat, and Fancy CARBON COAL for tka ItasL college. Representatives of the Mi» McNulty Returns CORN FED MEATS Vegelable. schools in the league, which in The Junior Tabernacle society music. CoH EM. 0677 for Prompt Miss Eileen McNulty has re met Tuesday evening, Nov. 17, in The sisters of the school were AND SUPPLY CO. Delivery cludes eight universities and col turned to her home in Denver 1093 So. Garlord Call PE. 4601 Tha Stora of Quality'and Priea UM BritkOn BIt4. MA. U il the home of Miss Etla Horan with given a Thanksgiving pantry ISIS K. Calfaz Ara. Callax A Williams leges of tnia area, set the tentative after sending the past year in time for the next conference as Mrs. Harold Collins acting ju< co- shower byi the Mothers' club. REGULAR MEALS AND SHORT New Orleans, La., with her hostess. The Rev. Harley Schmitt ORDER.S next April and the place as the brother-in-law and sister, (^ p t AYC (e Receive Eucharist ,.i University of Denver. was a guest. Sunday, Nov. 29, will be cor Oaytord Drug Co. CtifirCBLEN DINNER (rig’s Meat Market and Mrs. Earl K. Freeman. Capt Girl Scouti Plan Tea Stiumaka Pharmacy The present conference was a Freeman is stationed in La Garde porate Communion day for the 1069 Sm. Gaylord ,SP. 3345 ifVTST SUNDAY The girls of scout troop No. 70 members Of the parish unit of the Baar and Wina Quality Meats, Poultry W. A. HATCHETT, Own.t non-decision meeting, students be General army hospital in New Prescriptions Carefully Filled by ing rated individually by judges, Orleans. are planning a tea for their moth AYC, whiijh includes the senior and WASDINGTONt Fish 701 Grant Su Phone KE. 8617 but no points being awanded the ers, to celebrate their troop’s birth junior Young Ladies' sodalities, the Registered Pharmacists A880RTBD LUNCH MEATS participating schools on any com Games Parly Dec. 3 day. Most of the girls have been senior chojr, and the Newman club. FINE WINES AND LIQUORS PARK CAFE LIQUORS - PRESC?IPTIONS Brownies one year and Girl Scouts Utl East Ittk Arc. Phms TAbar K tt petitive basis. The usual Thursday night games The gan)es party given Thursday ■Hi Ba. Gsfhri PE. HM More than 60 students, includ party will be held in Sacred Heart two years. Troop 70 is under the evening, Nov. 19, under the au direction of Mrs. Glen Volzke, SNAPPT SERVICE FREE ing members, of 14 debate teams, school hall Dec. 3. The aaniut spices of (he Holy Name and the The firms listed here de NATIONAL BRAND When buying from the gathered ip Regis college to take turkey party, held in Sacred Heart leader, and Mrs. Dorothy O’Rourke, Altar and ;Rosary societies was the JACK 8PKEGLE. Prap. part in debate, oratory, extempore school hall on Nov. 19, was a great- assistant leader. The officers for most successful .held in recent serve to be remembered STORES firms advertising in this ARGONAUT WINE A speaking, and after-dinner speak success. The women in charge of the year are Mary Lou -Hagerty, years. Tubkeys were awarded to when you are distributing paper, please mention that ing. Topics of the meeting cen the affair are to be congratulated president; Gwendolyn Volzke, sec Mmes. Mary Dubois, Patricia TWO QUALITY FOOD 8TOREB LiqU O R CO. tered about the war. for their fine work. retary; Anne McEnulty, treasurer; Lowery, Angeline Covillo, Joseph your patronage in the dif TO BERVB YOU you saw their advertise IMPORTED AND DOliESTIC WINES The divi.sion in extempore The recreatioD rooms in the Jo Ann Walsh, sergeant-st-arms; Melphy, Lena Nicotetti, Croteau, ferent lines of business. Finer Foodi for Lets CHAMPAGNES AND UQUORS and Patricia O'Rourke and Jean ment speaking, the general topic of basement of Sacred Heart school and M. Hiywood; to August Dre- 1044 So. Giyltni T4I Si.U F* Phan. CH.rrs SSSS SSI East Calfas which was inter-American rela are in use after school hours daily. Davis, patrol leaders. Gwendolyn rich, J, M. Daly, Jr., and P. E. tions. was judged by the Rev. Em Father Martin Schittz, S-J,, direc Volzke and Patricia O’Rourke are Hanssen; jto Misses Donna Lee manuel T.: ^ndoval, SJ., profes tor of Sacred Heart school, spends first-class scouts. Loekwood,] Nell Finn, Mary Sa- “I guess I'll use sardines instead sor of Spanish in Regis and an ex at least an hour with the children, The Brownies and Girl Scouts of lum, Helem Covillo; and to the SL Vincent de PanFs Parish of oytlers in this oyster stew.. . ." pert on South American affairs, supervising and taking part in the sehool took part in the Park Potestio family. and Dr. Sylvester R. Toussaint. their games. A punching bag, a Hill victory rally Thursday, The naijnes of James Bateman, Wrong Bn.!, rearan. that orstsn snd Nov. 26. WASHINGTON sardine, sr. both flak—hut lardlnn don't dean of the' graduate school of ping-pong set, and other equip who joined the navy, and Henry Colorado State College of Educa ment are at the disposal of the The pupils of Blessed Stcrament Franks and Harry Pasco, who left HARDWARE rnsks an oyster stew—snd suhatitutloni school sold $2,000 worth of war PARK IRARKET lor spraifisd inriedleiiU don't make a tion. pupils. to join the army, have been placed BILL HUGHES, Prep. And Home Neceisitiei prsMription. That’s why we NEVER Regi.« college was represented bonds under the direction of Mrs; on the parish honor roil. suhstituu or msk. any changn. in' your Leonard Swigert, bond sales chair Complete Food Service Coma la ib4 8«a if Wa Hart Whtl pbrslcian’s pisarription, Arenracy is onr in thqi meeting by eight speakers Miss Virginia Battaia. prefect You Want ronstant watchworS. including thiiee debate teams and man. of the sehior Young Ladies’ so S98 South Gilpin entrants in oratory, ^tempore More Kitchen dality, acted as hostess for the Smart U B* TkriitY** SO. GAYLORD HDW. CO. MARCOVE DRUG CO. speaking. an(] after-dinner speak Girl’s Engagement Is reception [held in the Knights of !•(( 80. GAYLORD • BP. Itll ing. ■ Loret o Heights eoilegc, Fats Needed Announced by Mother Columbus .hall Friday, Nov. 13, in SOUTH GAYLORD Cut Rale Drugs guest ^hool < if the conference, was honor of Chaplain William J. Ullery & Drinkwalar Prompt Dallrary Sertin represented i i extempore speaking The engagement of Aileen Pur- Monahan. | CLEANERS TA. SSOS 4SS E. Cslfsx. 0pp. Catksdral. by Gloria DcRose, in oratory by An appeal is made by the S t II to Thomasomas J. Healy was an-an Clarence George, son of Mr. and REGISTERED DRUGGISTS Regina Rejtameier, and in aftcr- Vincent de Paul Salvage bureau sell Mrs. Squiije Walters, vPas baptized 102S SO. GAYLORD nounced by her mojlher, Mrs. Mary Direct Plant Servie* Pretcriptiotu Our Specialty dinnef speaking by Joan O’Byme. for increased quantities of kitchen Ann Pursell, recently. Miss Pur- Nov. 22. I Mr. and Mrs. Harry "nie lAjrettoj delegation to the fats. For some reason Denver has sell attended St. Catherine’s and Pasco werje the sponsors.______Finest Quality Dry Cleaning Ann unciation meeting was accompanied by Miss been falling beloyr estimated At ^aaonable Pricea School Supplies Helen Burk, director of speech., Sacred Heart schools; Mr. Healy amounts of this, salvage material, attended Holy Family school and WATCHES’ PEarl 1350 Marjorie Arnold SP. 9785 1000 So. Gaylord a t LOWEST Among tnos6 attending. (he which is an important source of DE SELLEM coaches’ luncheon Saturday ijwere Regis college. No date has been D R tieS P,RlCEa IN DENVER glycerine u s^ in the manufacture DIAMONDS f u e l a n d f e e d C O . Dt. Tou.ssaint, Dr. Richard Murphy set for/ithe wedding, as Mr. Healy of ammunition. The bureau’s trucks is serving with the armed forces JEWELRY CHAHLIS A. DsSELLEM of the University of Colorado, Mr. will gladly pick up any which St. Francis de Sales* and Mrs. Olarence H. Edwards of of the country. We Ship hr Rail Catholic homes may have to con STORE Colorado Stale College of Agricul tribute. niB PHONE TA. SISS IVAN E. SUNOMAN ture and Menhanical Arts, Dr. Wil Bedding of every variety is also St. Dominic’s Alameda Drug Store S4SI PRANKUN ST. S5TB AND WALNLT son, Mr. PauJ and Miss Betty Jane in demand, regardless of condition. RES. PHONE MA. SS44 Wells of the University of Denver, This the bureau needs to provide BILLY’S INN Shillfid Watch Repairinf V. O. PETERSON, Prop. BBOADWAY MAIN »1S4 MAIN SISS and the Revi Edward H. Wintcr- bedrolls for men, who. unable to CHAS. HITT u J ARNOLD JENSEN Cut Rate Drugs galen, SJ., and Robert J. O’Sul WATCH INSPECTOR POR CBEAMEBY When buying from the qualify for the better paying de D. A R. G. W. R.r7 .1i Years of Satisfaction livan, SJ., I of Regis college. fense jobs, to go out on agricul Good Fooili Wines and Liquors QUALITY DAIRY FOODS firms advertising in this Ab4 Tmt EtrarlU Drislu I Fountain Service - .School Supplies Anderson - Harrington .Mr. O’Sullivan, director of speech tural or railroad work. To qualify 39 So. Broadway li' SO. BROADWAY paper, please mention that in Regis, was in charge of arrange for such jobs a bedroll is essential. PHO.NE CL. IIU I .Alameda and Broadway ments for thie conference. So numerou.s have been the de Goal Co. you saw their advertise The April meeting of the league mands that the bureau’s stock is RANGE VIEW SERVICE STATION Phone PE. 1047 44tk * L w U - n . CU »SI» Wi8 i^peeialize in bus’ Hall a CO.\l^WOOD ment will be a parliamentary conference completely exhausted. No charge iq J A C K S D N ’8 SITH AND WALNUT______in which all j proceedings will fol made by the bureau for bedrolls. . Pastries for low parliameifitary law^______The only requirement is that Cut Rate Drugs men be referred by a recognized St. Joseph’s Parish Yonr Parties St. John^N agency or present a proper work Llquora • Sundries lloiy Ghost order from the prospective em BiUy Van’s Grocery Preacriptioni SAVE I TIRES—BUT AT V I R K ’ ^ MARY ANNE BAKERY LINTON’S SERVICE ployer. r a i l Free Prompt Delivery In addition to the bedrolls, there and Market ■ I W H .%# 25 o? Broadway SP.SP 7413711.2 CaD 8P. I44S Oewntni tod AUncd> FOOD is an almost constant demand for QUALITY UQUOR STORE OLSON'S STORES CONOCO PRODUCTS GOOD CLOTHES NEED bedding needed ^ destitute fam THE MARKET OF QUALITY WINE, BEER. LIQUORS NOT BE EXPENSIVE ALL STANDARD BRANDS FURMTURE, RUGS, DRAPES and ST. JOHN’S rrormnlT S^rrle#) ilies. 16 OZB. to the Pound For Beer, Wines Galoshes, overshoes, aqd rubbers BOTTLB or CASK T H E C U T RATE CURTAINS thoroughly cleaned. Let 3030 £. 6ih EA. 1801 820 Seata Fe Dr. Phoa. TA. 0538 Servo-Guide Lubrication are also ne^ed. Even if completely 14. S u iu F . Onra KE. t«4> LIQUOR STORE u> do your hou*e cleaning for you. an« w. attii GU SSU THE worn out they are n ^ e d for the, UNION SHOP EM. S7I1 580 York EA. 9932 FRKB DRUVERT BERVICB PHIL 8ILVETTI. Prew M lf R. C«lfAX rubber that can be reclaimed from 4S1 SO. BROADWAT them. FREE QUICK DELIVERY PBRSONALITT PORTRAITS ENGLISH When buying from the Paul Society | When buying, from the A call to CHerry 66(13 will bring BOB & VAN’S PE. 8501 ^ 0 d R f 0 i t firms advertising in this MAURICE STUDIDS a truck for pick ups. The trucks firms Advertising in this TAILORS are in North Denver every Mon Meat Market paper, jplease mention that in P arty, paper, please mention that R o u n : Mob*« PrU S at. 10 a.m. to I p«ib. Ttiot.. Wtd.p TThun.. 10 a.m. to 0 p.im. 901 FIFTEENTH STREET day and Saturday, South and West you saw their advertise BOSLYA you saw their advertise Saa.» 11 to S pja. Denver on Tuesday and Thursday, 750 SANTA FE DRIVE DRUG CO. -tainfflCPt I l l ICUi S tm t OppoaiU GranUi Combine Quality and Style and East Denver and Park Hill on ment. JAMES HENRY. Prep. ment. PDu* CB«rrT d707 at Prices.rices. You Can Afford Wednesday and Friday. ;h f i s h 98 So. Penn ST. !»L\RY PRESCRIPTION DRtXGISTS St. Louis* F am ily M/IGDALENE Phone PE. fits 99 So. Penn.«-
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Tbursdaj', 26, 1942 Office. 988 Bannock Street THE DE?rt*ER CATHOLIC REGISTER
CALL Saxie Beaiity Salon SODALITY UNION IN DENVER SPECIAL PRIZES OFFERED TO BE THANKFUL TA.'OOSl Room J07 WORKERS IN SEAL CONTEST rSMPLE COL'BT BLt>G. OBSERVES 4TH ANNIVERSARY for the eye* you have — see your I l | r „ Marrtllmi *n4 H(lr IT«r1i j all kw<>. Madana fUadraaax. Approximitely no optometrist at least twice a year. wom»n o” j yming then rMd th» letters of coner*taI*- ![HSMIIIIK The Christma* Seal committee Seizing the work of the.Pontifical ■ 16 w L r tw.*n! a* w n t Hy Archbwhpp Urban J of St. Thoma*' eeminary an* [Association of the Holy Childhood.; nonneet that a apecial prixe will jsrill be delivered by the Rev. Greg-j The B««| la ial A. Lord. S.J., director of the be offered to all thoM- children ory Smith, archdioresan mission Uaed b rM k f« 7 " in*"fk lo d ality in SU Loui». Mo m m ivtiisiii) who »ell at least five dollan worth director; the Rev. Robert G. Me-1 James P. Gray hotZl ' Cormopoliun A cor»«Ke of whit» pompom* and jof fcal* in the current Holy ChiW- [Mshoiw director of the Christmas I Furniture In k ;. - j j 1 [white *weet p«u tied with s blue _____ jhood Chn'itma* seal contest. This jsesl contest in 1940; and the Rev. i Optometrist u*^ u*!f i? ribbon w»i pre*ented to each irirl Golden— In celebration of their; PT**.* L» • heautifnl and very Deacon James Hamblin of St.l ine KPT. Hubert Newell, xoiritual'attending the hrealrfaat i Urea AIrSO NEW du-r.ni . J . 1. *piritual attendinr the breakfart. A large ;30th wedding anniversary. Mr. and tieal Sunday Missal, compiled by I Thomas’ seminary, who directed; r . ! i w ’ “ ’'*,**** only [birthday cake decorated in blue Mrs. Samuel Bolitho entertained Monsignor Glavin. This special jlast year’s successful contest. The| 212 Colorado Bldg. Caab or Crodil 'tereitln d **'* in-,and white wim four white candle. members of their family with a lur- sward is in addition to the other I radio tim* ha* been donated hyj l . k . t « n i j i!LY'^1T'"*'’' **riw'itieg signifying the fourth anniversary prize* previously announced. i.v^tion K0.4 through the program! A FULL LINE OF I that would, . beheld - Jnunder d e t the ausaua- of the union wag placed in the [key dinner in their home on Sup- 1615 California TA. 8883 ;day evening. Besides the host and Instead of the customary play director, Clarence Moore. The[ OFFICE FURNITURE pice* of the union. center of the ubie. presented on the radio by the semi LENSES DUPLICATED — PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED tfi rent l-'uldine Chain. Card and The guest speaker* were Lt I hostess, who were the recipients of dates and times of these talks will|j The celebration was clo*ed with 'anniversary gifts, those who en- nary unit, three radio talks will be be announced later. Banquet Tablet, Diahea, Silvar- Woodward and Lt. McCoe from the sodalista' given by speakers who Juve been •are. anything In etoclc. ;joyed the occasion were Mr. and A considerable increase in the WAAC. who outlined "tiiP pur- hymw7"*Moihe7X and “To Mrs. W. H. BoIiUio; Mrs. Jennie prominent in local mission aetivi- demand for seals was noted after ^*e and activitie* of the corps. [ Christ the King.’’ , ties. Five-minute radio tplks, pub- Establitbed 1888 and Mrs. Frank Gold, formerly B. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bo- the seminarians visited the Denver ^Uftan On th a t cotmt>^ PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 Anna Marie Wade, the first presi- ;ljtho and children, Sondra Jean schools last week. Judging from arcN n to H • a. n t o • r u. dent of the union, who recited in- and Edward; Mrs. Hattie Thuet; the fact that more than $6,000 cident* concerning the early vean Mr. and iirs Eugene Bolitho and worth ot seals have been distrib Advertisers that merit your patronagre. They are tPatronise Thew Firm*. the union. Mils Riu Latour- K. of C. Memorial son, Howard; Mr. and Mrs- Peter SOCim WILL BE uted thus far, it is evident that the An Co-operating TTiih ioiTrlrette. president, welcomed all IHokanson. Mr*. Elizabeth Rowe; children are doing their utmost to reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. Piper. ______those attending the breakfast, ^ d !Mr a n ' Mrs. Clarence Hokanson make this year’s contest an even land daughter, Carol Ann; and the greater success than that of last Misses Mabel Bolitho and Mildred IfLLD OB BOV. n year, when more than $8,700 was FDR QUAUTY CORN F-ED Rites Are Planned Hokanson. realized for the missions. On Nov. LHEATS & POULTRY SEE Specializing in Quality Plumbing and The monthly meeting of St, 26, speakers from the seminary visited the parochial schools in COALSPEC! A I. LUMP COAL Heating Repairs The annual meitinrisl services of Joseph’s Altar and Rosary society (AanuBcialion Parish) will be held Wednesday afternoon, The Social club will sponsor a Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Trini NUT COAL KABTOAY’S Denver council of the KnighU of dad, and Sterling. Columbus will be held at 8 p.m. Dec, 2. in the home of .Mrs. T. G. benefit in the hall Saturday avt- Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. Garrison. nlng. Nor. 2fr. Students who are interested In f MUMFORD. Mxt 1030 W. Celfaa TA. 7297 ' Sunday. Nov. 29, in the council the letter and poster contest* are SLAHERY & COMPANY jhall. Thirteen knights died in the Mrs. John Vache entertained The Guardian A nnl sodglity 25th «nd D«c«tur CRaad 8125 the merabera of St. Agnes’ circle in and the younger ehiloren of j the reminded that their eatrie* must PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS year, and, in accordance with the be received by Dec. 1 for the letter ' annual cuitom of the council, the her home Tuesday afternoon, Nor, Mrish will receive Communion When buying from the 24. in their monthly meeting. Sunday, Nov. 29, in the 7:80 contest, and Dec. 4 for the poster 1726 MARKET STREET usual ceremonies prescribed by the contest. The rules of these con INSURANCE I Knights of Columbus will be con 31b8s on the^lrst Friday, Dec. 4, Mass. firms advertising in this will b at 7:30. Mrs. T. F. CatT, 3886 Josephine, tests have already been announced JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE U41 ducted to honor the memory of the in special bulletins to the schools. paper, please mention that deMrted. James J. Patterson visited in will entertain St. Ann’s PTA circle JOS. J. CELLA Golden recently while on furlough. Tuesday, Dee. 1, at 1 o’clock. Mrs. According to the latest reports you saw their advertise The ritual prescribes that only received by the contest committee 1120 Security Bldg. members may be . in attendance. He formerly was associated in the J. B. Ves.va will be assistant host- ment Phone KEvatone 2633 The eulonsta and the choir will be law 6rm of McCall A Patterson in es*. The memberg of St. Teresa's the following students are leading Golden and is now stationed on the circle are invited to attend. There in sales at their resuective schools:' supplied by members of the council S t Joseph’s (C.SS.R.), Arthur n o v m and the ceremony will be in ac army air base at Salt Lake City. will be an exchange of gifts. The Holy Name society will Marques .and Mary Jane Fitch; jnor of our cordance with the Idignity and ao- Lovnia, Donald Taylor and Donna; WANTED lemnity of the occasion. sponsor a turkey games party W - The general eulocy will be given day, Dec. 18, The committee will Sylvester; Mount Carmel. Anthony; I win buy for cash imall properties In or near Denver.' 1 am‘ Father Weakland be sclecled in the meeting. | Lechuga and Bernice 'Tuey; St.: MIND POWER NEEDED Perpetual Help ^ the Grand Ifnight Herbert Louis-’, Robert Lorenzo and Helen || not interested in listing your property for sale or making Fsirall. The names of the deceased The Altar and Rosary society met Thursday afternoon, Nov. 19. Singer; Presentation, Billy Suther-; 5PH CHURCH you a trade, but will purchaae your property if priced right the dates of their deaths and the eulogist for each follow; Peter Is Recuperating The quilt award has been exteitded land and Mary Jo Kuker; St. Pat-:, ve. and Galapago iSt and pay you cash. Will give quick action. F. Gilroy. Dec. 6, 1941, Albert T until the December meeting. rick’s, Daniel Campbell and Jeannie'| FranU; Frank J. Farley, Dec. 26, Brighton. — Father Bernard M. Twenty dollars was realized oii the Spicer. The sisters in the various DECEMBER 8, hi Call T. E. GREENE 1941, Frank J. Gartland; Law Weakland, who had been seriously monthly card party. A beautiful schools are urged to mail the re NOW linen surplice made by the Sisters ports on the ucontest leaders SERVICF.S rence Baalman, Dec. 31. 1941, Her ill for several weeks, is regaining TAbor 6266 Days EAal 1,381 Evenings bert Leibman; Leo McGovern, Jan. his strength. of the Good Sh»herd was pre promptly, so their names may be Evenings 7:30 and J:S(| p j sented to Father Charles Hagup on included among the names hie'. L 16. 1942, J. A. Gallaher; Peter Mmes. J,. C. Bremkamp, James leaders. SRMONS BY Schmitt, Jan. 26, 1942, Bernard B H. Kilker, David Kilker, T. J. hia nameday. in Harold Martin and Joseph No- ih GSs.R. of Omaha, Neb. Csrraher; Robert E. McCraner, Luttrell, and Frank Nies attended April 11, 1942, William T. Roche; the ACCW quarterly conference wacki, former membera of the ^igh 'Accounting Sciences letly by ear route 10: tad b t» » U Patrick J. Flahertv, May 6, 1942, in Greeley Wednesday, Nov. 18. school, and Alexander Sweeten en Marie Kalamaja Wefi ind • bloeki west of Broadviy. ^ listed in the navy this weak. , WilHam J. ■ Nelsoi;. Charles E. Miss M srgsret Shroer is re To Thomas McMal Economics Government Management Conroy, May 21, 1942, Francis J. cuperating in the home of her The discussion clubs raceii on Management Education Hession; John J. Russell, June 6, sister, Mrs. George Gaylor. Wednesday evenings from 7 t|o (*• 1942, Harold F. Collins; Milo R. Reported ill in the parish, are The marriage of Mias , Typewriting Mathematic* . ^ Foley, June 7, 1942, Charles A. The membera of the Altar and Mrs. Summers and Mrs. M. diba. Roury society will sponsor a food Kalamaja, a graduate nurse of St.. Alkali-Proof Floor 1 Haskell; James P. McConaty, Sept. Chorus to Present Opefetta Joseph’s hospital school, Denver, [ Shorthand Languages • - 6. 1942, Leo Scherer; Robert L. and fancy work sale Friday, Dec. 4. F. B. Jacobucei, J. M. Kilker, The Siinbonnet gift, the A ral and Thoraaa J. McMahon took Speech Psychology - Inf*. PrtrtBte eruablipf ^ Fox, Nov, 4, 1942, Charles T. Ma- big operetta to staged by| the place before a Nuptial Mass cele wtic Mineral 'Wax. 8IU«« wattriki honev; and Thomas Lahey, Nov. and F. S. Mancini attended a con ad eylitthiff. 14, l'942. William P. Dolan. ference of the Beet Growers' asso high school eh'orus, will be pre brated by the Rev. Dr. Edward J. nkofed fraai IKSIDR. WtDa ciation in Sterling Nov. 19. sented in Hagus hall the first [part Morgan, S J., in Loyola church' Over 100 cla$*e$ in thete KR ■•Qtalde. of December. Frances Kucleriand Tuesday, Nov. 24. Wintzel Carr subjeett offered by p blUtetint-^n ralen, and Sigiainund Nowacki, who carry the acted a* best man. Thomas Brown teada, will be supported by Mary as an attendant of the bride^oom. Father and Son 250 IN WELBY ARE School of Commerce Lnivenltr College I < * «ly »r (h« Job rompldfa. Yelnick, Frank Popish, l4i Marr Clarissa Breen as bridesmaid, and SERVED SPAOHEni Brennan, Jo.scph Holzman, l^ o Mary Lou Morissey as maid of Call Main 5338 Call Main 4237 SK STAIN COMPANY In Armed Forces McCullough, Dorothy Ungerfiire, honor. i * Leo Cooke, Catherine Byers, Ada Mrs. McMahon, gowned in white Evening Classes Begin November 30 CHEBin A father and son combination Welby.—Repeirta given on the Cavara, Raymond Hartman,! and satin with a flnger-tip veil, carried' in the armed services is that of recent b a^ar reveal that more Slary Ann Grebenc. j a hand-painted, satin-covered 11 (Twelt'e weeks ending March 12) Leo P. and Leo A. Casper, parish than 259 were sen'ed at the spa- The entire high school chorus prayerbook and a white orchid. || ioners of Holy Family church. ghetti'dinner held on the opening will Uke part in the produdtion. Following the jedding cere n i^ t. Prizes were awarded to the The scenery will be taxen care of UNIVERSITY OF DE^NVER The father, Leo P. Cgsper, is now by the art department. The ifirst mony. a breakfast was served the;. a private with the army in .Fort foUpwiiui Grand prize, SJOO. Mr. bridal party in the Argonaut hoto], I W. J, Surmeir; IlS, Miis Anna Friday breakfast vfni be served Ethan Allen, Vt., and the spm'Xeo to the school children Dec. 4j A reception was held in the after- A. Casper, is in the naval training D’Amato; $10, Mrs. L. Gutfelder, noon I in the home of the bride’s | base in San Diego.. Another son, Sr., of Louisville; baby crib Novena Begins Sunday parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Kala- Robert, 17, is apxfous to join the blanket, Mrs. Lawrence Rossi; set The annual novena in honCr of maja, 2423 Vine street. IPATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS navy, but he has been persuaded of dinnerware, Thelma Cosirai; the Immaculate Conception of the by nil mptller to wait until he has lamps, Angelo Rossi and Fannie Blessed Virgin will begin Sniiday. c o m p e d his studies in Holy Domenico; end table, Joe Seavo; Nov. 29. Eievotions trill be held FpaMy high school, where he is a special prize, Theresa Mazzotti; every evening at 7:30. junior. rug, Mary Brancucci; hand cro cheted scarfs, Angelo Domenico Former Grid Star and Angelo Rossi; two gallons var i P V _) -/ur pioneer ' forefathers were Sow in Signal Corps nish, church; 'smoke stand, Mar Honor Roll Given A member of the parochial garet Mazone; linoleum, church. thankfuf for what they had but they never league all-star football squad in Pvt. Angelo Domenico, son of ceased'working for something betterl 1940, Charles DiManna of 4220 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Domenico, To Arvada Pari$b Lipan street, is now with the signal and Pvt. John Domenico, son of We have much lor which to be ihankJuI. even corps in Charlotte, N. Car. Di- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Domenico, are (Shrine of St. Aane, Arvada^ Manna, who attended Cathedral on this wartime Thanksgiving Day, but not (or one stationed in California. 5i A. John SchmUt of 249 Third iard^gdiAfte^u high school, was inducted into the Michael Sferra, aon of Mr. and street donated an honor roll to the instant can we stop working toward the time when army in September. Mrs. Frank Sferra, and Anthony parish. 'The names of all the boys all the world can be thankful for Peace and Secunty D'Amato, son of Mr. and Mrs. from the parish in the armed serv » Taberaacle Society to John D’Amato, were recently in ice will be recorded on the roll. "Tkanki for the freedomi which The services of this company are engaged full- ducted into the army. Mr. and Mre. John M. Moore of , we still enjoy...the priceleii freedom fold in the vital work of war production, looking Hear Archbishop Yehr Louis Mazzucca was home on a Arvada Heights have returned TH A R K U n n three-day furlough. from Bremerton. Wash., where they of speech. . the freedom to worship toward the day of Victory when we can all be visited Pvt. Charles Moore, who is thankful for Freedom of Enterprise and the The guest speaker for the in the marines. God,each in his own way...the free-' y 279 monthly meeting of the senier t CREETIWi American Way of Living. Couple Are Married Edwin James Lumsden, son of Teberneele society Fridey, / Mrs. Mary Lumsden, will leave this doms of our democratic way of life. Dee. 4> at 2 p.m. will be Arch week for the army. bishop Urban J. Vehr. The In Rawlins Church hostess for the occasion will, Mrs. Roy Peters of Enterprise “Tk&nki for the bravery of our men Public Service Company of Colorado be Mrs. Ella Mullen Wack- S t Joseph’s church in Rawlins, road was taken to St. Anthony’s baugh, 1701 E. Cedar avenue. Wyo., was the scene last week of hospital to recuperate from an ill in uniform . . . the American genius the marriage of Mias Frances A. ness of several months. Cullen to E. W. Devalon, Jr., the Mr*. Lee Babcock won the quilt for organization, invenHon and pro Rev. Gerard Schellinger officiat awarded by St. Anne’s circle. ing. Miss Esther Devalon was maid Marjorie Simpion Is Bride duction . . .the loyalty of our workers Buy War of honor and Miss Marian Cullen Miss Marjorie Anne Simpion, • • • the willing sacrifices of every ' and Miss Mary Lou Krebs were daughter of Mr. and Mra. Eldred Junior bridesmaids. Richard Daw Simpson of Arvada, and William American. to keep Thii Freedom. son was best man. The bride is k Lewis of Denver were married in , Bonds Our Central Location m duate of the Colorado State the Shrine of St. Anne Nov. 21. Collew of Education in Greeley with Rev. A. M. Ritter officiating. tkanki too and the bridegrroom is a graduate Mar\- Lorene Stott acted as bridea- of the University of Colorado. maici and Robert McElroy was . . . to y o u Shippers and Travelers They will live in Cleveland._____ best man. A reception for the im Saves Gas and Tires mediate families was held in the whose constant cooperation and Navy Commissions home of the bride. Mrs. Lewis is a graduate of the Arvada high patient understanding have aided Regis Graduate school. -Mr. I,ewis is employed by E! Chir central, downtown location is easily the ordnance plant. They will make Your Home Railroad so materially their home at 3325 Decatur street, in accomplishing its gigantic wartime 7 reached by public transportation lines, mak Denver. _____ B FOR transportation job of speeding men e ing it possible for folks to pay their respwts d freedom V and materiel to far-flung fronts. d and attend funeral services without using COLORADO d precious gas and tires. (y . . . nio Urinde * t*ik-for«« of over e CAIAVOS SPRINGS 9,000 Riilroiders hii juit one objective... to IS Although some changes may be necessary, ...... win i Isitinj victory. With your help... we will 7 for Keep 'em Rollinj . . . to keep Amerie* free., 7 we shall continue to provide insofar as pos • ORANGES t sible essential transportation for the family FOOTWEAR e near in qualitt, Ki^vrrr in • lemons I 8TVL* II • to and from the Funeral Chapel and at the SZ r**»* l» tlrt Flkt* PssZ R*s»o» cttrus • time of fiual services. The Vorhei Shoe Co. COLOEAOO SPRINGS. COLO T DENVER J plODllti COLE DRUa GO. B7 Next Door to Wsxt End >o«1 OWlo IStZ W. Cal«rs4* Ar*. PbtM IIU TA. Ensign Robert V. Magor COLORADO aPRiNca c a u x rs (above), son of Mr. and .Mr*. O. If you m u i i travel, HORAN W. Magor of 3794 Franklin street, communicate With: A Kin 5^ CHAPELS recently commissioned an ensign by the navy, ha* reported for duly Zecha & Donlon 1 streamlined after spending a short leave in CITV TICKET OFFICE KEystone6297 • KEy^u3^ 6296 Denver. Ensign Magor is a gradu Conoco 648 Sc>«ileenth Si. Dcnrer « What Bar ate of tnnunriation high arhool you O i7 OeveteTKl Ptece and of Regis rollege. He was vale Service Phone TAhor 1162 dictorian of the Regis etasi of *42 * Station Guarding Forever , brother, Ensign Bernard Magor if a navy aerologist. Ntvtdj Art, at C«chm U Pottdr*
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PAGE SIX- Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, N o v , p a
T\ rr TnCflY T^rtfiy^cre •• •l'^ rlo*e of the tpeerh eonferenre held in Refit eol- _ 1 f i e n I X U U U_ ^ S i , _ , , . , MoiinUinMounUii Forentic lesfue ere ihe stu FORESIGHT SAVES EYESIGHT dents shown hdre. Tliey are. left to right, standing— Gordon Smith and Margaret Detweiler, L'niversitr of Mission Opens Colorado; Fraiwis Morriss. Regis rollege; C H. Edwards, speerh roarh of Colorado Stale college. Fort Col Glasses are a wise investment that will pve dividends iq health, lin*; and lowrenrr Sonslelie and Harold Johnson, both of the I'niversily of Denser. Robert J. O’Sullitan, good appearances, and in comfort. An eye examination now S.J.. director of speerli at Regis, sealed, »bo«»* tbe aludents ibeir inditidiial ratings, llie meet waa non may be the means of saving you much distress and cost later, competitive, bijt visiting conebe^rated ibe speakers “superior,'* "escelleni,’’ “good.” or “fair.'* On Sunday in ^Elntrust’ tr u s t' your eyes to our skil'skilled professional care. Our department of Orthoptieg (eye tr a in in g ) is mmt complete. St. Dominic’s Iv-fV bird U.$.Prin7oro*7oih«d •* typical Sofm-ay *avlnBt aa4 SWIGERT BROS. ewereatoad to pUeiel (St. Dominic’* Parish) Better FWon Optometrittg St. Dominic’s parish mission for Etery Age At Right Prices opens in all the Masses Sunday, All these chickens are pre-drawn, dressed, and P. ISSO California KEystone 7651 NW. ,29. The Ma.sses are at 5:30, inspected inside and out. Tlies are fresh-fr^,^ 7 :30, 9.10:30, and noon. The wom GLA88KB INDIVIDVALLT 8TTLBD en's mission will be given the first to seal in flavor, and kept under low refrigeration ♦ >GGM GGG*G»#*M * * 4 I I I » M »G»**»»G****»I M M week and the men’s the second, i until thev reach vou. The weekday mission .Masses will ' be at 6 and 7:30. There will be a third daily Mass at 6:45. Evening i Tender, temptingly plump, these chickeniartJ BIRDS REQUIESCANT services will be at 7:30. Confes-| selected from young strains ihaLput on more whit,| sions wilt be heard in the after EYE noons at 3:30 and in the evenings, meat than egg-laying chickens, and each is sped, r IN PACE after the services, starting Tuesday' fed till it’s plump as a dumpling. That’s whv than FROZEN of each mission week. The Domini- I cans. Fathers J. A. O’Donnell and i taste like ‘’Sunday dinner” chicken back I PAGE EIGHT lALSC m i H oslowos m ;FUG POL[. d i SEND NO I R E D F O n MONEY Akhough they did not get (Preaentation Parith) the support the)' earned, the PARKER DENTAL LAB, In the last PTA meeting the Regis i Rangers this year en ItT Ko. Dcmtborn 8U D*pt, ll-C , Chingo, dedication of a flag and flagpole tlL joyed "their best financial sea took place with the American Le i . son since the -game was re \ m gion color guard in charge. The RHEUMATISM school children, teachers, and sumed in 1935. Playing the Arthritis - Nsaritb • SdstSes most -difficult schedule ever l » i Whs eootlsiM tc cixfitr tht members of the PTA stood at at sffontxinc iwins 9t thcss dis* tention while the flag was being encountered by a Brown and i fsits wbfs tbs QsusJ rsmsdiss hATs CsiUdT Lssra sbout s raised. Father Hubert Newell, Gold Fleam, the Rangers went Bsw. tn u tworthy, modera, oonniarrleaJ through the campaign with trsstmsnt mstbod. This msnrsloos trsstmsnt archdiocesan superintendent of is fiOBspletsly txpisiosd ta tbs Ball CUoio’s schools, was the guest speaker. out a ;lame duck performance BSW FREE Book. Writs today. No obKcatioa More than 60 PTA members were Stcrliaa— CIUilc.Dcpt.7H9.EztcUior Sprints, Mo. and Int Sunday, for that day present. at least, established themselves D*csaib«r S7, t942—SuaSsy wllhia lb. Octsv. of Chrtttaso. Mrs. Sutherland donated a hand- Doavor— ...... Good Shepherd Conveat b ■ ■ A Try this Wondsr- as the-best club in Regis his Tleaeer.' , __ , ...... M«r«r Hoipital III L Trsstoitot for crocheted spread to the PTA. It will be awarded by the organfea- tory. ; Much credit for the Jaauary 3, t943— Feast of the Holy Nemo Dea*er_ . St. Anthony Hospital tion, with Mrs. Ed Sedlmayr as squad's success must be given Crooley...... St. Potor chairman of the activity and Mrs. to Sarge MacKenzie, who Joauary tO, 1*43— Fooel of tho Holy Family Haro.ld Sheets, Mrs. Lillian'Walsh, •Fort Luptoa__ — ______WlllUrn P and Mrs. W. A. Buchholz assisting. started! the season with a prayer Wolby , __ .. ___ :___...... Aeeumptloa It Tou an troubled with itching, bleeding or protruding pilee, write Mrs. John Moran, war chair and a hope and finishea it in January 17, 1*4B—It Sunday after Epiphany for a R E E tamplt of Page'a Combination man, reported that more than $300 unexp«ted glory. Donvor.. ____ St. Clara Orphanago Treatment and jrou mar bleat the dar rou worth of stamps and bonds had read tbia. Don't wait, WRITE TODAY. The fate of next year’s grid January 24, 1*43—III Sunday altar Epiphany .E. B. PAGE CO.. been sold in the school. She also Denver...... ,...... Holy Family , t . ||. DeptOptometrist U7-A-4, and Uarihtll,Optician Uicb is conducting the collection of silk team, of course, depends upon con . „..Et. Mary Aeadtmy ditions then existing, but, if the Denver.. stockings, tin cans, tapers, and January 3 t. 1*43— IV Sunday attar Epiphany Helen Walsh scrap with the school children’i slightest chance exists, you may be co-operation. : X sure than the Jesuit school will field another club. Only one man AsioeisU The Mothers’ Choril club will Fahruary 7, 1943 -V Sunday,after Epiphany on the current squad — Ed De- Deneer_„.„_ ...... St. Domlnlo W. R JOSEPH sing at a Mass Nov.' 29 for all Stefano—-is a senior and none of ETES EXAMINED departed members. The women of the boys is liable to immediate Fahruary t4, 1943—VI Sunday after Epiphany Soptamber 19, 1943—XIV Sunday aftor Pantoceat the PTA will receive Communion Fort CoUlne ...... St. Joieph Pbeae TAber 1B80 induction, into the armed forces. Denver ...______—...... Preaentation in a body on that da^. Februray 31, 1943— Septuageaima Sunday Denver______Queen of Heaven Orphinaxe SlS-310 Uajettie Bldg. Almost ail of them, in fact, are Denver— —...... , ...... _...St. Francii de Salee Golden. ^...... —...... St. Joeeph Mrs. Lillian Walsh, Wanda Mon- members of some reserve and are Littleton...... — .-— ...... St. Mary tey, and Mrs. Ann AJward volun not scheduled to don a uniform Fahruary 28, 1943— Sexageelma Sunday Longmont —____—... —— ...... St. John HAVE YOU Denver.... —...... St. Thomti Seminary teered to act as hostesses for the for a year or more, according to Colorado Springs.______„..Gloekaer Horpital September 26, 1943—XV Sunday aftar Pentecatl MODERNIZED YOUR USO Woman’s .\ctivo club. present plant. There is a strong Brueh..—______St. Mary Denver_____—______...... „..St. Vincent de PeuI INSURANCE? Mr. and Mrs. Haaey, Mr. and possibility, however, that the armed March 7, 1943—Quinquageeima Sunday Elbert...... — ...... — ...... —«... Sacred Heart Mrs. Ray Alward, and Mr. and forces may change the existing set Denver Annunciation Protect rou rtrif mgtdiut note up and draft officer material before Denver. . Loretto Heighte Coll4te October 3, 1943—XVI Sunday aftar Peatacoit Mrs. Fred Kurtz have given blood ...... „..St. Louie ' the scheduled date. If the latter Englewood.. D enver...... St. CatheHna kaxardt, to the blood bank: and several Akron.. ______^._....Bt. Joieph Denver...... Holy Ro»ary others have offered' to do so in scheme is followed, and many in LeadvtUo- ...... —_____St. Joeeph Denver...... St. Elltabeth HORACE W. BENNETT the know think it it possible, Regis Aurora,..^...... St. Thareia the near future. March 14, -t Sundaf of L*at & CO. —and other schools for that mat ...... St. Vlnctnt Orphtnigt Boulder...... Sacred Heart of Je»ua Mrs. Frank May, Mrs. John Denwtr....^..^...... Stratton...... —___ St. Charlee II* Tabor Bldg. Phane TA. 11T\ Moran, Mrs. W. A. iBuchholz, and ter—will not go to the grid wars FRANK ENGLAND, i t . Maaaget next year. March 21* 1843—II Sunday of Lent laiurance Deaartmtnt Mrs. John Fox attended the Cath DenwtTw...... St, Joieph (PoHih) October 10, 1943—XVII Sunday after Pentecoit olic Parent-Teacher league meet Undoubtedly some of the Denver - ...... — — ...... 8t. Mary Magdalene March 35* 1943— III Sunday of Lent Colorado Springi....-...-.....- ...... — ...... Corpus Chriitl ing. A nutrition class was recently older Riegis fans w-ill take is ...... St. John the Evangeliit Fort Morgan.... — ...... - ...... St. HeUna S P LX l A l rv i organized and a good representa 'i;i sue with us on our assertion April 4. 1943— IV Sunday of Lant |&YiE-€@9m:®SE«jriHR®A tion is expected. Denver.— ..... St. Jtm ea October 17* 1943—XVIII Sunday after Fentecoet that in Sunday's game the Julefbarg-...... St. Anthony D enver...... — ...... - ...... — .....Bleiied Sacrament •W tM oiu.- Ft. franeta Denver—...... - ...... - ...... ^.8t. Patrick GLAND DISEASES Rangers were the superior of •Caitle Rock...... - ...... St. Franela Aiiiii LI. W. L. Lamb Weds any other Brown and Gold April It* 1943—Paiiion Sunday •£ait Uke...... Our Lady of Sorrowa October 24, 1943— XIX Sunday after Penteceat Catholic Cliiika ® Miss Evelyn Jepson team. The memory of Archie April 16, 1943—Palm Sunday Denver....-..-.....-...-.. —...... St. Philomena Douglas, Arnold Herber, and April 28. 1943—Eniter Sunday Denver—...... S t Rote of Lima |b« included nextii May 2. 1943—Low Suoda; I Sunday aher Eaater Cheyenne WeUi....— ...... Sac red Heart JOBS WASIB Gjwboy Smith burns too ..St. Leo Fleming...... inihl Enclose Of wide interest here is the an • Den var.— ...... ir. brightly in the minds of vet Hugo...... -y4— ...it Anthony For Good WorW nouncement of the marriage of May 9. 1943—11 Sunday after Eaater tifering. Write to eran Ranger supporters to con Denver...... Holy Ghoit October 31, 1943— XX Sunday after Pentecoit of any typ*, p«i__ Miss Evelyn Jepson, daughter of D fover- ....St Joieph Hospital Feast of Christ the King cede an)’thing as drastic as we lob. call Employmist Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Jepson, May 16* 1943—III Sunday after Easier *Sioneham.— ...... ^ ...... - ...... ——...... —...... S t John ' 1665 Grant St and Lt. William L. Lyipib in the propound. It is true that this Colorado Spring!...... —...... Sacred Heart •Superior______—___ ...... —- ...... it. Benedict i FATHER RALfH Pcets___ — ...... —...... — ...... Sacred Heart L O O K A T R rectory of St. James’’ church in trio and probably some of their Novamber 7* 1943—XXI Sunday aftar Pantacost >4 W iCAwi SmiT Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 14. May 23. 1943— IV Sunday after Easier Boulder...... Mt. S t Gertrude Academy teammates were far more bril •Raxtum...... Christ the King CHICAGO ILL Mrs. Lamb attended Loretto liant individually than any •IUff...... —..— .—St (^iherina Heights college and Colorado State May 30, 1943—V Sunday aftar Eaater •Kit Carson...... - ...... St. Augmina Regis rr,an this year, but for June f, 1943—Sunday within tha Octave of the Aacension •Loveland - ...... S t^ o h a college in Fort Collins, where she ■Erie.—.....— ...... — ...... - ...... - ...... - ...... 8t, SchoIaaUea was a member of the Delta Zeta teamwork—and that is what November 14, 1943—XXII Sunday aftar Pentecost Juna 13. 1943—Pentacoat Sunday Denver. sorority. Recently she accepted a counts, whether now, or 12 Juaa 20. 1943—Trinity Sunday —...... 8 t Joseph (C.8S.R.) position as dietitian in St. Mi PlattviUe...... — ...... —_I^eholas years ngo—^^the 1942 team, last Juna 27* 1943—11 Sunday aftar Pantecost •W ray...... hospital, Nebraska City, Nebr. July 4, 1943—111 Sunday after Pentecost Yuma...... 8 t Johg L t Lafnb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday at leut, is down in our Deavgr- ..Mulicn Home for the Aged Qieck It rtrtfoBi le pte F. L. Lamb of Denver, also at book as the best of all local July 11* 1943—IV Sunday after Pantecost November 21, 1943—XXIII Sunday after Pentecost and powibb ImU .SmI bj tended Colorado State college. July 16. 1943—V Sunday after Pentecoat •Calhan.. ___ S t Michael •hingirt are «plil, Mn • Jesuit dubs. In defeating •Idaho Springe...... —— ...... S t Paul Sterling...... S t Anthony miMingi if rUia ari Faror Acknowledged B oulder Navy, • 20-7, the arc all in ggtJ roti^itiea-rtl , I « H. B. Mlsaioiis Boarked with an asterisk (•) may have I t hours of Exposition of the Bleated Sacrament instead of 40 boun. holes likdj m Jnrhf It la !•' I A subscriber to the RegUter Rangers demonstrated a co washes to give thanks publicly to ordinated attack on offense and in late naacr rm nr lih winter! miMit Ujmr the Sacred Heart, the Blessed defense - that was unbeatable. Virgin, and St. Joseph for a great roof is ilriw.mate lit favor received. The mefe fact that the sailors ihicUnei! lai«« «I te jne were kept beyond the Regis THE C. C. GILL tective cortOM- 5V»«U i*- 40 for tetter than 50 minutes Regis Reds, Holy Family Tigers Clash placemenl of npiitW mW. attend lo ikb tepcmn as ■‘Flowers for Madame . . .” Edwin B. Clayton of the tussle is proof pnough ENGRAVING GO. ter once, •o4te nretewt And Msrisme is point to bo swfully Plbg. & Htg. Co. that the Brown and Gold WEDDING STATIONERT bsppy. thanks to tho kind tboutbtfnl- For Parochial Loop Championship Sunday nbH of fomsonr. Thcrc'I) bo sn extra 2108 E. Colfax Ave. worked as a unit on defense. StfTi Doatatc*. Fn *. / •porklo in h tr oyos, an added lilt in her DENVER, COLORADO 1751 Champa Sl MAIn S046 voice and an extra warmth in her heart. The scQte itself bac^ up our Do YOU have someono you*d liko to Phon. EA«t see* argument for the offensive co make fee! that way? Flowers cost SO Rm . Pkra.—EArt OIH, EAjt 5«}T After waiting patiently for ten weeks, Parochial league little* H£AK so much. ordination of the Rangers. Joe Dea Named fans will have their season-long ambition fulfilled Sunday, “ra E BEST IN LUGGAGE Toor m rt nll»te itete B 4 0 ( All Klad> Whether or not football remains when the undefeated Regis Reds will battle the Holy Family Wfiurl S m ’ a part of the Regis extra-curricular Tigers for the Parochial league title. The contest, starting loag roi MT Isa BRIGHT SPOT DR. R. W. PRITZ program, the efforti of this year’s Cathedral Coach at 3 p.m., will be preceded by a tussle between St. Joseph’s •lllwr t f i Mlntei a i« And Associates squad against overwhelming odds lafcor. Plwn CHinr W1 t«'' will long be the model for future and St. Francis’, scheduled for 1 o’clock. Both games, as ' Flower Shop Dentisti Joe Dea, widely known Denver wllaiilt. Ow fwdu te • Regis men, whether athletes or stu usual, will be played on the Regis college greensward. Jotephine at ^Ih VM ISUi Stnrt lies ISth etnM dents. Although they probably did baseball and basketball player and •Up ftlhr laniuti tea* KEt iUb. 17:1 TAbor S7I1 'The high-flying Reds, victorious in 13 straight loop con a former star athlete of South Hlllbit. TtlM O f 2745 DE.WER. COLORADO not realiie it, this year's Rangers tests since mid-season of 1940, will u have become symbols of courage, go into the titular tilt as heavy high and De Paul university in determination, and teamwork- feature the forward1 wall playp of Chicago, has been appointed bas tributes that all Americans would lavorites to cop their second the Jonesmen, with the latter also WESTERN EUTEI do well to acquire. straight bunting and their fifth handling the punting duties ketball coach of Cathedral to re Patronize Theae Firms. Roonne COMM since entering the league in 1930. Sunday’s battle will provide a place Frank Collins, who is enter .Are C o-operating With Coach Lou Kellogg is credited with ing the armed forces Friday, Nov. Paper. iOUIIASl? SUIlOirC- - 2:'' ARGONAUT HOTEL Sunday's Parochial cham- molding one of the most powerful fitting climax to a great league Where Denver’s Society Entertain, for Laneheon* and Dinners season and, with the winner auto 27. pifHiship battle is typial of elevens in his six-year reini as matically qualifying for a place in Dea, assistant Cathedral grid^ FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES. the lea^ie. It will pit Regis, Regis mentor. He has brillilianA backs in Johnny Heit, Dud Gog- the Metropolitan championship coach in this and previous years, DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 perennia,! contender and cham gins, and Bud Uc' Uchida, ■ • and a pow struggle, both coaches will shoot is a member of the Denver police! W E CAN NOW GIVE VH pion oflener than any other the works in what promises to be force and will, probably coach all Bsantlfnl Ballrooms erful front line featuring Neil the best tussle in recent years, sports at the 19th avenue school. Private Dining Room* school, igainst Holy Family Muldoon, Dan Foley, Ray Schmitt- St. Francis’ Has Edg* high, an Institution that has ling, and Pete Peterson. In addi Patronize Tlieae Firms. TheT tion, the Red tutor has developed St. Francis’, which gave Regis never won a loop bunting. Are C o-operating With Your s p e q a l iz e capable replacements that have one of its toughest battles, will Paper. PROMPl It has I * 1 " .-IS Nov Ttinrsii^y. Nov. 26, 1942 OffiM, 938 Bannock Strcef THE DE>T^'ER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 5% 10 7 % » E F E S'g K . in terest f o r l if e PLANNED fommiHpf Names 5500 GIVEN TO DEBT FUND BY ro„„pil M p m U ON BY PALISADE ALTAR SOCIETY j q h n ’S ALTAR SOCIETY “ 0*55 hould catholic u n iv e r s it y (PEKING) (Continued From La»t Page) co: 1**0 been repltced by^wtr sUmpg. Literary Project (St. John’. Pari.h) |Catholic hospitals. Xo experience TabeiDacle PprovcU ' ^ ^ winner buys the next stamp Of annuity BONOS Proceeds from recent activities is necessary, and a volunteer is' iIilLC£M«N'i and all are turned, back to the /5 , , f lf * Write to ' ' ’th Mr*. Merlino •of St. Johns Altar and Rosary so-jasked to spend only two hours tOSARY and Mrs. Cprl Anderson as asso- tiety. amounting- to $500, wereiweekly in this work, turmounud KEV. FATHER RALPH stamps d wn-iLonl sl n iDD rs «■<«) with are to be the prize awards. M'in- dered to Father Kane recently by r ' ' ' " * ’'6 ' ” ^ " 6 " turned in by the treasurer. Mrs. J.j Mrs. Roy .Atkinson reported thatj Group Will Meet Mthcf CAB^ member.^ of the Aitar society. j _____ l76 W. Adams Sf. - Chicago ners will be asked to donate the Frederick Priming, to be appIiedjSOO calls have been made by the ‘»«UHiC^ stamps to the (frowinjf war savines (Lorello Height. ColUfe) ■on the parish debt in a meeting ofiL,^(on of .Mary for the census. I fund. The usual cake award ha* w-ill be he*L The winners in the inter-school ] the group Nov. 20. , . .1 Plans for the Christma.s meeting ’■"«S!5; Ik'*"' n ”* mMting ofiaf the Junior Ta^rnacle society NOVITIATE Mrs Lleird V '*• ' n ' ,Uatholic Book we«jf PToj«“ ' “ " 'I The guest speaker was the Very the spcieti in December, the nomt-i ,•(!) made at a meeting of all »*il As Cathedral Holds 40 Hours’ Devotion 0 Deferrari in CoJIection Wiil Be r (Sacred Heart Cathedral, Pueblo) join the sodality. Hostesses will: Frank Young and Mrs. Bernard I The new canopy for proces- be ...... Misses...... Margaret...... Norton,. Rila;Trainor wdll be hostesses. sions wa.s used for the first time] ' j r ' ' “ Circle to Meet Dec. 1 Taken Up This Sunday in the Forty Hours devotion and 1 St. Cecilia’s circle will meet is the late.st of the new Cathedral Examinations for tenderfoot Tuesday, Dec. 1, in the home of Enthusiastic Report appointments. The top of the membership in Boy Scout troop -Mrs. Henry .McCarthy. canopy .is of gold brocaded satin; 21 were held Thursday evening, Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Woessner Bishop Wiiiging Emphasizes Yaluabie Work the valence is of white satin em Nov. 19, by the troop committee. have returned from a three weeks' broidered in gold and green. A The eight hoys examined, were trip to New York city. .Mrs. Aii Departments Highly Praised Followingj Being Done by Institution and Urges Eucharistic motif adorns each side. Dean Sharp,. John Keai-. ‘ Billy Woessner stopped in Parsons. The four slaves are of golden oak, Talbow. Bill and Boh \¥<;^st. Dick Kans.. and visited with Mr. and Evaluation Visit by Sister Anne; Generous Donations and the lining is of white brocaded Bell, David Parlapiano, and Bob .Mrs. Charles Woessner, Jr., and satin. Also recently acquired was Isbester. The troop committee family. a Gothic chasuble of white bro men present were Anthony Ver- Program Classified lengia, Hariy Lloyd. Merrill West. Richard and Regina Reiteimier Bishop Joseph C. W;[llging has directed that the annual caded .satin lined ip gold. were home for the Thanksgiving The Young Ladies’ .sodality will Herman I.sbester, and Scoutmaster Canon City. — (Abbey School) — Word was received! collection for the Catholic University of America be taken Francis Maloney. holidays with their parents, Mr. meet for a social Sunday evening. and Mrs. Paul Reiteimier. Regina from Roy J. Deferrari, Ph.D., LL.D.. of the Catholic univ • cw /or I®*’ ^ up in all parishes of the Diocese of Pueblo this Sunday, Nov. Nov. 29, at 6:30 in the parish hall. The monthly meeting hf the represented Loretto Heights col PTA will be held Wednesday, Dec. sity's committee on affiliation that the -Abbey school hasb^fll 29. In his letter to the clergy and the laity urging generosity All young women of the parish are lege in a spetch conference held invited to attend and urged t o '2. at 3 p.m. in the school. Mrs. recently in Regis college. Richard accepted for affiliation with the Catholic university. Thel on the part of all contributors, Bishop Wiiiging emphasized is now a second lieutenant in the recognition come.s as a result of a visitation made to th* 1 the valuable work being done'for the Church and for Cath medical reserve. school in the latter part of September by Sister Anne, l| olic education by the university, which was established in Jlrs. George Sims left Nov. 23 member of the evaluating committee. Washington, D. C., more than {half a century ago. The Trailer Priest Qives for Topeka, Kans., where she is visiting her sisters, Mrs. ' L. M. The report accompanying the notice of affiliation prais 9 Latin Anii Bishop’s letter follows: * Caldwell and Mrs. Mary Heck. all the departments highly, and makes special mention of the] Chancery Office loula of millions of our little ones, Mrs. William Baker and daugh Paeblo, Colo. ter, Ann, left Nov. 19 for Cali school’s library and the three lab the men and women of tomorrow. Address in Canon City oratories. In the report the library Se* N ot. 23. 1942. If the Catholic Univeriity of fornia. First Friday devotions will he is described as ‘‘excellent," and the Rererend Father and Beloved America has been considered nec laboratories as “entirely adequate.” ^ People; Canon City.—“Romance in a the Rev. Francis Jelinik. C.S.P. held Friday evening. Dec. 4, at essary to successful outcome of Other comments made in the re 'i Once a year the Catholici oF onr the divine mission of the Church Trailer" was the title of a lecture The trailer priest is one of a band 7:30. given in Mt. St. Scholastica’s acad of Paulists assigned to work jin sec Baptized Sunday was Virginia port of the committee include the country are aaked to make_ _a con of Jesus Christ in these United following: “All class and residence ^.7 "”.'' » I j - ! States during the past half een- emy Sunday evening, Nov. 22, by tions of the country wherH there Mae. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tribuhon toward the outstanding must agree are few Catholics. A native of Leo .Martinez of 406 W. 4th street. buildings have been planned for work being done at the Catholic more than ever necessary at the Minneapolis, he has followjed the The sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. economy of sanitary maintenance University of America in Wash present time and in the years to trailer chapel work in Various Henry .Madrid. and are in excellent condition. . . . par«s of the country, particularly The Rev. Paul Fife. O.S.B., The daily program is so arranged ington, D. C. The university dur come. There is no need to labor this thought. in Texas and Utah. He finds the p^rearhed "in the closing of the that all classes in a given subject ing its 53 years of eaistence has Forty Hours’ devotion Sunday eve meet at„.the same period to permit I'he endowment fund of the work fascinating but difficult. rendered incalculable service to His lecture in the school was one ning, Nov. 22. more accurate placement of stu (St. Mary’s Parish, Pueblo) jpod’a Church in this nation, to its Catholic university is small; pres of two delivered in Canon City. He dents. . . . .\ll the instructors have Victor Edward Ursick was otisj Maminaries, i t a colleges a n d ent day needs make strong de addressed a general assembly pro light teaching loads. . . . There are |llltO»< I achools, high and elementary. It mands on its limited income. This of ,the 16 Colorado men in a hugelj gram of the Abbey school a u out- four M.A.’? on the staff and most class graduated from the quarter-1 'has given form and strength to collection is one of the largest Credit Union of those holdings B..4.'s have done onr whole system'of Catholic edu- sources of Income the university master school of the U. S. anny,] k l b graduate work. . . . The inductive Camp Lee, Va., Friday, Nov. 13. | .cation, the vary soul of the relies upon from year to Jjpar for Miss ,4nne M. Prilekel (above), method of instruction predominates. ,|^ea a l>f®jBnt the continuance of its work of F He was commis-sioned a second] ^plBlWork-! TvatlateB .j Church’s work, and has thus made second lieutenant in th e army education. Commending this Being Formed “Class participation is very good. lieutenant. After a short stay] I'W real contribution to the religious nurse corps, is the daughter of Teaching efficiency, measured by where'work is ^ ^nd moral welfare of our country. cause to your generosity and trust Mr. and Mrs. .Anthony Pritekel of hero he left Thursday, Nov. 24,1 The splendid services of the uni ing in all sincerity that you will (St. Patrick’s Parish, Pueblo) standaraization tests, shows the for Camp Barkeley, Tex. Mrs. Ur-| Pueblo. She is also a member of school to lie usually above norms. versity need not be enumerated in m »e an eatra sacrifice at this St. Mary's parish. She enlisted in ’The parishioners responded gen In Walsenburg sick plans to join her husband in fowl **“*’] Bwof of Ptf time for such a noble endeavor as erously to the collection taken up . . . The provision for academic the near future. detail, so well have they come to the army as a nurse about . 18 needs is satisfactory because of r„jJ,{8T ooe ef Ge»y be known even in our Western the Catholic university has proved months ago. Before entering the for the Rev. Joseph Higgins upon St. Mary'.s PTA monthly buneil itself to be, I beg God to bless you his entrance into the army. 'The tVaLsenburg.-=-(St. Mary's Par- entrance selectivencss.” Praise was and card party was hlld Nov. 19,1 I— , IW . region. The eyes of every Cath army she served in the (kilorado i.sh)—Plans for a parish credit given also to the athletic program, olic teacher, particularly those of and the people entrusted to your (^neral hospital in Denver. Until amount set as a possible goal was with the first grade mothers act-1 I farted spiritual care. reached. union were discussed in a meeting which demands 100 per cent par ing as hostesses. Prizes were won] our religious teachers, are turned recently she was stationed in Fort Thursday,'Nov. 19. Present were ticipation. towards the university for guid- Faithfully yours in Christ, Bliss, Tex., but, because of illness, Word has been received in by the following: Mrs. Marie] ytod pri* dnce in their noble task as the Ifl Joseph C. Wiiiging, Pueblo that Capt. Ralph L. Neary members of several parish socie Culig, Mrs. Josephine Janosld, L •"Host she has been transferred to Fitz- ties, Father Joseph Haller, S.J., formers and fashioners of the Bishop of Pueblo. simons hospital, Denver, where she has been transferred from Wash .Mrs. Anna Strumble, Mrs, Olgai will remain for an indefinite time. ington, D. C., to Fort Knox, Ky. of 'Trinidad, and the local priests. Mt. Carmel Society in Bowsher, and .Mrs. Cecilia Bradislu f Mr. and Mrs. E. Wirth announce An organization meeting will be A special meeting of the Iramac-^ . '“SRiissi held early in December. gitniiLinsla the approaching marriage of their Pueblo Holds Meeting ulate Conception society, a wom- udLoreetidaY ft. daughter, Alice Irene, to Sgt. Paul The Rev. Francis Bottler is re _____ en’s lodge, was held Sunday after- covering in a local hospital from jleridencelhal | y y | 13 Students Are C. Biggi.- The wedding will take /rv I J t M . r- I D • L ' 22. for lhe purpose of place in Fort Knox. Ky., where a minor operation. He will re (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Paruh.; forming a bowling league. turn to the rectorj’ at the end of Sgt. Biggi is attending officer In the church vestibule Sunday, Ll^nt's ri^: Named Members candidate school. the week. ’ St. Rita’s AltarAltSr society met v»Nov.__ rto22, was displayedj :__9__ j the s honor m A m Mary Frances Sena, infant The second issue of the Paladin, Thursday, Nov. 19, in Our Lady of roll listing the names of 63 men la Rstaii daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert school newspaper, appeared Mon Mt. Carmel hall. Games were and one woman. — 'Ml priest Of Honor Society Sena, was baptized Nov. 22 by the day and was enthusiastically re played and refreshments were # every tollffeisj,^ ion ceived hy the students. On Tuesday, Nov. 17, the Rev, j Rev. Patrick JStauter. Sponsors served. Hostesses for the Decem Anthony Roitz. O.S.B., pastor, at-1 ' turned ro» nial iasa were Fred Sena and Mary Al The junior cla.ss members were ber meeting will be Mrs. John Mu- itnuT and nan.hK*- DO THIS— QUICK RELIEF— ; hosts at a pre-Thanksgiving ball tended a meeting in Holy Cross] (Pueblo Catholic High School) va redo. lay. Mrs. Charles Musso. Mrs. abbey. Canon City. -t. The army RIGHT AFTER GETTING STARTS OFTEN IN JUST Six seniors and seven juniors be Word has been received by Mrs. ;in the school auditorium Wednes .loseph Occhiato, Mrs. .lames Mas- j day evening. Nov. 18. Although tro, and Mrs. Orma Oreskvich. The Rev. Daniel Gnidica, 0.S.R, drieraune. IxjS*’' " OUT OF BED . A SHORT TIME came charter members of the Jos H. J. Dombusch of 1133 Berkley of was a visitor in the parish is the promotion of her husband to Fr. Francis Jelinik plans for the annual senior prom r tlai veaU -m e* eph F. Higgins chapter of the nave not been definitely approved, past week. the rank of first lieutenant. He is Msgr. Richard Cushing Sister Patricia, superior of ML Kfctnitt^Mdloft eldi National Honor Society of Secon at present stationed in Fort Law- lined the work and organization of the juniors are spon.soring a series St. Scholastica’s academy, Caasa the Paulist Fathers. His past work of fund-raising events to have Marks Golden Jubilee Btn«diite\y 'utdixtei'.^ dary Schools by unanimous vote ton, Wash. City, and Sister Elizabeth wets ' Iierritc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Lally, with Newman clubs qualifies him some demonstration for the sen visitors in the convent in the past of the faculty of Pueblo Catholic eminently for lectures to young iors at the close of the school year. Venn high ieheel?|l __j 431 W. Orman avenue, announce Gives Closing Sermon Mount Vernon, N. Y.—The week. - i v J f ^ lth e birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. people. golden jubilee of his ordination The school children are doij lihortened to five itn-]t| of the first quarter of the scholas Thomas W. Lally, Jr., of Rosemead. Although Father JelinikV work Father Raymond Newell was the speaker at the closing of the Forty was celebrated by the Rt. Rev. well in the sale of Holy Childho! k time to wetk, efp^:tri1 tic year. Calif., on Armistice day. is primarily devoted to trailer Monsignor Richard B. Cushing, Christmas seals. John Anzick, a I William O’Neil, Margery Moy- Set. I Robert B. Boggs is in chapel activities, he also gives mis Hours’ devotion in Alamosa Sun |{tmu. He wntu some day evening, Nov. 22. He accom pastor for 20 years of Sacred sixth grade pupil, is credited with ] lap, Margaret Hughes, John Rebol, Pueblo On a ten-day furlough; he is sions in parishes in the winter Heart church here. Monsignor the highest number yet sold. ilo quil school n-!^ Patricia Cassidy, and Peter Zehna visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. months. He and his companion. panied Fathers Francis Sebastiani. Cushing was celebrant of a Sol On Wedne.sday, Nov. 25, a mis |id desires what he' were the seniors admitted to mem F. A. Boggs, of 213 Jackson street. Father Robert Murphy. C.S.P., S.J., and Haller of Trinidad and emn Mass, over which Archbishop sion program was held, with the I bership. If they maintain their Cpl. Rowrt Lynch, who is sta have just completed a mission in the Ver}’ Rev. A. J. Miller of Francis J. Spellman of New York third, 'fourth, and eighth grades ntW rooreek'rt scholastic record and fulfill the tioned. in Midland, Tex., is visiting (irand Junction. The base from Pueblo to the services. presided. The jubilarian's cousin. participating. Proceeds will be ] er and Latia, cni other requirements of the society his wife and infant daughter for which the priests work is Roose John Chevarria and^ family, Auxiliary Bishop Richard J. Cush used in the purchase of a bond Ibsi until graduation, they may retain several days. velt, Utah. now of Denver, spent the weekend ing of Boston, preached. ifor the mi.'sion.s. I ---- the NHS insignia permanently. The names of Leonard John Father Jelinik is staying for in Wplsenburg. Both sons of Mr. Iw that more thaH'®* Loeffler, Jr., and Bernard Hayden several days in Holy Cross abbey, Chevarria, Ray and Sam. are in ; women worfc- /J Probationers have been added to St. Patrick’s where he is doing some writing for the army. They are graduates of L»f«g i-Csiim 1) Are Listed honor roll. future publication. St. Mary’s high school. Sister Columba, sister of Father Juniors who will hold the rank Higgins, visited in Pueblo over the Tik» 7 BAYEH Aspirin Tei/ats with 2 . BAYER Aspirin t quick work may of probationary members until a gisss el water. chsnge your whole dsy. weekend. On Sunday, Nov. 22, she their senior year are Eleanor accompanied her brother to Denver, La Junta Parish Furnishes to Play BAYER ASPIRIN'S REMARKABLE RELIEF Rodacy, James Venuto, Leonard from which place he left for Car Perko, Mary Agnes Venuto, Doro lisle Barracks, Pal, where he will NOW COSTS ONLY ABOUT Ic A TABLET thy Byers, Rosemary Monack, and be stationed with the army. |)ii Sole of Patricia Monack. If you have work to do, a morning Cpl. Bernard Hayden of Fort Room in Air Base Hospital headaches. So anyone really inter All the members selected have Logan and Miss Virginia Berry headache calls especially for last ested in fast relief can afford iL consistently carried a "B” average were married Nov. 14 before Fa Personal Chaplaiii relief ,And the sooner it’s relie\'ed But be sure when you buy. to get throughout their first two or three ther Stauter. Mr. and Mrs. Ran La Junta.— Patrick's Par Thome showed a replica of the one the better for you. Your own doctor fast-acting Bayer .Aspirin. Get it by years of high school. Each stu preserved in the Cathedral of dall Hayden were the attendants. ish)—The sun room of the air base , Gilbert V will tell you this. asking for it by its full name . . . dent was judged on co-operation, Cpl. Hayden, formerly of Fancy Turin, Italy. Parents are reminded That’s why we emphasize, re Bayw Aspirin. Never ask for service, and character. Extra Farm, Ky., was a parishioner of hospital has been completely fur to have the children frequently' Christmas peatedly. the spieed with which “aspirin” alone . .. when you want curricular activities were also con St. Patrick’s until he entered the nished in the past week with newjread over the lessons assigned genuine Bayer Aspirin starts to the real Bayer article. ^ sidered. Those who had taken army. furniture and rugs, a donation of, each w,eek. part in the work of school publica The Rev. Forrest Allen of Idaho All altar boys are reminded to woric—starts to relieve headache iraiuTonsiNSTii. tions, Glee club, orchestra, choir, St. Patrick’s parish. The equipment pain. To get it, all you do the in Springs was in Pueblo for a brief memorize their prayers for serv ssTBsa. mrnntiiDtNT. dramatic presentations, and sports visit- in the week. was purchased with the proceed? stant pain starts is take 2 Bayer from a recent parish benefit. The ing Mass. Practice for Christmas is were rated much higher than those Miss Joan Ward of 204 Van being held each, week. CARDS Tablets with a glass ot water Relief who had noL Buren is in St. Mary's hospital. room, modem in design and equip usually begins in a remarkably ment, is one of the most beautiful sh ^ t time. It feels wonderful. ones in the base. The need for Believed to Be 1st And since genuine Bayer Aspirin CAPACITY CROWD ATTENDS such a room was made known to now costs only Ic a tablet, two or ro R the parish through a representative UTABLETS of the Red Cross. Pueblo Navy Nurse three cents worth relieves most a FULL Doz. 25c Official."! of the base have asked CLOSING OF FORTY HOURS’ the Rev. Leo Thome, adnainistra- tor, to express their appreciation to the parish in its kind considera Alamosa.—A crowd that taxed all valley parishes. Father Ray tion in making the improvements the capacity of the church wit mond Newell of Walsenburg spoke possible. Some time in the near Beautiful Designs nessed the closing of the Forty in English and Father • Jose future a picture of the room will Hours' devotion Sunday, Nov. 22. Rueftza, S.F., in Spanish. The There were priests present from be placed on the bulletin hoard in Imprinted With Your Name mural was blessed by the Vicar the vestibule of the church. General, Father A. j. Miller of Pueblo, after the final ceremonies C. D. of A. Hold Activities Are of the Forty Hours’. The crowd was estimated at about 1,000. Annual Dinner 5 0 for $100 The collection was almost $2,000, The C. D. of A. observed their WEBS ERE WON ON Outlined By and, without doubt, another $2,000 annual fail social with a dinner will be raised by Christmas. The 'Thursday evening, Nov. 17. The goal was $5,000 and even this may affair was arranged by a special be reached. committee chosen by Mrs, Henry ^ wheels Altar Society Klein, president. Following the Work of Artist dinner, a meeting was held in On the battlefield, and behind the lines, wheels Palisade.— (St Anne’s Parish) Receives Praise which plans were discu.ssed for the play a vital part in modem warfare. Transporta —The Altar and Rosary society coming year. » tion is essential fa rthe nation's armed forces and of St. Anne’s mission met Thurs The crowd viewed with a great deal of pleasure the finished work The winter schedule of Sunday its workers. day, Nov. 12, in the home, of Mrs. Ma.sses will remain in effect with Joseph MeNino. The pastor, the of Josef Steinhage, the artist, and many expressed their admiration .Masses at 8 and 10 on Suedays in Our job is to transport more and more workers to Rev. Joseph Kane, and nine mem St. Patrick’s church and at 11 in bers attended. Mrs. Florence Lan- to the artist personally. Mr. their jobs e\ery day. Steinhage is being commissioned thechapeloftheairha.se. Confe.s- non was present as a guest. A full sions are heard on Saturdays at 4 B<"lir\r