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« Hospital Chaplain, Eight Assistants Are Included in Appointments NEW PARISH ESTABLISHED IN COLORADO SPRINOS Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1950— Permisaion to Reproduce, Except on Articles. Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. Rev. Duane Theobald Named Pastor Coprriffhtcd, 1960. No nawipaper or radio reprodudtion before noon Fridapr without apecifio permiision. + A new parish under the title of the Divine Redeemer has been established in Colorado Springs hy + + Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver with the Rev. Duane Theobald as pastor. Father Theobald, at present first assistant at the Cathedral parish in Denver, will take over his new assignment July 6. Prop O ffic ia l DENVERCATHaiC erty for the new parish, in the Nob Hill district of Colorado ,Springs, was purchased in 1947. + -b + Other appointments announced by Archbishop Vehr name one hospital chaplain and eight assistant pastors, and assign one prie^ and a seminarian to studies in Rome. The Rev. John C. Walsh, assistant in Annunciation parish, Leadville, since June, 1944, is named chaplain of REGISTER St. Anthony’s hospital, Denver. Appointments of assistant ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER pastors includei the following: The Rev. Owen McHugh, Chancery Office Price per copy, three cents newly ordained, !is assigned to the Cathedral parish; the Rev. 1536 Logan Street ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER Charles Salmon', at present assistant in Sacred Heart par Denver 5, Colorado DENVER, COLORADO VOL. XLV. No. 44. THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1950 Chancery Office ish, Cheyenne Wells, is named assistant in Our Lady of 1536 Logan Street Lourdes parish; the Rev. James Ahern, newly ordained, as Appointments Denver 5, Colorado sistant in Presentation parish, Denver; the Rev. Joseph The following appointments’ are Denver Maryknoller in Red China O’Malley, newly ordained, assistant in St. Philomena’s par made by the Most Resjdrcnd Arch ish, Denver; the Rev. .George Weibel, who has been on theIjqsoFbishop, effective Thursday, July 6, Official Decree staff of the Pontifical College Josephinum, Worthington,^ Pastor The Parish of the Divine Redeemer, Colorado Springs, 0., for the past two years, assistant in St. Vincent de Paul’s Newly formed Parish of the Di parish, Denver; the Rev. Peter Wildhaber, M.S.B., assistant vine Redeemer, (xtlorado Springs, Colorado, is hereby canonically erected os o removable par Colo., Rev. Duane Theobald. ish with the following territorial boundaries: ki Presentation parish since March of this year, is named assistant in Sacred Heart parish, Cheyenne Wells; the Rev. Chaplain North Boundary: An extension of the Columbio street St. Anthony’s hospital, Denver, Thomas McMahon, newly ordained, assistant in St. Joseph’s Rev. John C. Walsh. line to the east limit of Potty Jewett golf course; Austin parish. Fort Collins; and the Rev. Ramon Blach, newly or bluffs from the east limit of Potty Jewett golf course to the Assistant Pastors dained, assistant in Annunciation parish, Leadville. All ap Cathedral, Denver — Rev. Owen eost limit of Peterson field. pointments are effective Thursday, July 6. McHugh East Boundary: An extension of the east limit of Peter The Rev. George Evans, assistant in St. Philomena’s Our Lady of Lourdes, Denver— son field. parish, Denver, will study canon law at the Appollinare Rev. Charles Salmon Presentation, Denver — Rev, South Boundary: The Santo Fe Railroad tracks from institute, Rome; and John Cotter, seminarian of the arch James Ahern the east side of Hancock street to east, limit of Peterson diocese, will begin his theological studies at the North St. Philomena’s, Denver — Rev. field. American college in Rome. Joseph O’Malley St. Vincent de Paul’s, Denver— West Boundary: The east side of Hancock street from Parish Site Purchased in 1947 Rev. George Weibel the Santo Fe Railroad tracks to Columbia street. Purchase of 14 lots as a site for the new parish in Colorado Cheyenne Wells — Rev. Peter In witness whereof, etc. Springs was announced Nov. 6, 1947. The property, in a new resi Wildhaber, M.S.B. dential section of; the city, is in the northeastern part of Colorado Fort (Collins, St. Joseph’s church — Rev. Thomas McMahon Springs. It comprises a whole block, with,the exception of two build Leadville, Annunciation — Rev, ing sites occupied by homes, bounded on the west by Logan, the east Ramon Blach. by Farragut, the riorth by Yampa, and the south by Cache la Poudre. The Rev. (George Evans will study It is situated thre< blocks from the Memorial City hospital. The resi canon law at the Appollinare uni versity, Rome. dences are at one- side of the block and ^ill not interfere with the Mr. John Cotter will begin his parish development. • theological studies at. the North knollers there conduct 10 elementary schools with a Archbishop of Denver; “ NEE HOW M O?” , Ah Wu asks Father The church, the sixth in Colorado Springs, is the second to be American college, Rome. ti^tal enrollment of 1,000 boys and 350 girls. Re [SEAL] By order of the Most Reverend Richard D. Mershon, Maryknoll Missioner established in the city in the past two years. On July 15, 1948, from Denver. “ Fine,” replies Father, “ and how do cS^tly,. upon completion of his language studies, DAVID MALONEY Archbishop. purchase of a former Congregational church at 405-0'7 S. Tejon was you do?” Father Mershon, the son of Mr. and Fatjier Mershon took his perpetual oath as a Mary- Assistant Chancellor DAVID MALONEY Mrs. Dean Mershon of 4205 Irving street, Denver, knolisMissioner. A graduate of Cathedral high school, announced by Archbishop Vehr. This shrine, intended for the service Given at Denver, Colorodo Assistant Chancellor has been assigned to the Diocese'of Wuchow in South he afv^nded St. Thomas’ seminary before entering of the Spanish-speaking, was placed under the care of the Theatine China since 1947, the year of his ordination. Mary- Maryksttll in 1945. June 20, 1950 Fathers and opened in 1948 with the Rev. Anthony Barcelo, C.R.; in charge. Older Colorado Springs parishes include St. Mary’s on West Ki Colorado Springs owa, of which the Rt. Rev. Monsignor William Kipp is pastor; Sacred Christ the King Parish to Build Rectory Heart parish on West Colorado avenue, with the Bfcv. John Nelson, O.M.I., as pastor; Corpus Christi parish on North Cascade avenue, with Catechist Nuns to Msffr. McCormick of the Rev. Anthony Elzi as pastor; and St. Paul's chapel, Broadmoor, with the Rev. Michael Harrington as pastor. Catholic U. Made Bishop iPro/ecf W ill Cost More Than $30,W O Also indicative of the rapidly growing Catholic population of Arrive in August Colorado Springs is the expansion being carried on by already existing Two Missionary Sisters of The Rev, 'John W. Scannell, pastor of Christ the King parish, Denver, announced parishes. Corpus Christi parish has just completed a spacious new Our Lady of Victory will ar plans this week for the construction of a rectory on the parish property, with building Archbishop of Cincinnati school and work is going forward on a rectory. St. Mary’s parish rive in Colorado Springs the expected to get under way by July 1. It is expected that the large, one-story residence, dedicated a beautiful new grade school building last month, and is costing slightly more than $30,000, latter part of August to open will be ready for occupancy in The house is designed for prac tage of the natural slope of the constructing a gymnasium, as well as remodeling the old school build-., the order’s fourth catechetical Is Bishop Alter of Toledo November. tical service and convenience as land for the construction of the ing for exclusive high school use. center in the Archdiocese of garage.. The new rectory will be erected a rectory. Two offices are placed The patronal feast of the new parish is the Feast of the Transfig Denver. Washington. — Archbishop Ai%- 29, and as teacher of sociology in at 855 Fairfax street, about 270 on either side of the front en Father Scannell, first pastor The Rev. IVilliam Kelly, assist uration, Aug. 6. leto Giovanni Cicognani, Apostolic St. John’s U. He was director of feet north of E. Eighth avenue. trance hall. A large third office of Chrisfthe King parish, has lived ant o f St. Mary’s parish, is direct Delegate, has announced the ap the National School of Social Serv Its location will thus leave ample can .be obtained by closing off the for the past year in quarters Census figures for 1950 reveal that Colorado Springs, the state’s ing the work of preparing the pointment by the Pope of Bishop ice, Washington, 1929 to 1931, room for the future construction living room from the.dining room. adapted in the school building. He third largest city, gained 8,480 persons in the past decade, for a pop opening of the center. The Day Karl J. Alter, Toledo, as Arch has had no regTilar housekeeper. homestead, at 14 W. Costilla, is when he was made Bishop of To of a permanent church on Eighth All living quarters will be on ulation of 45,269. ' bishop of Cincinnati, and of Mon ledo. His predecessor as' Arch For 14 months prior to this time being readied for the arrival of avenue, east of the present school the first floor level. .They include Established in the Denver district within fhe past three signor Patrick J. McCormick, rec bishop of Cincinnati, the Most building and temporary church. the pastor’s quarters with study, he lived in what is now the present the nuns and will serve as their tor of.the Catholic University of Rev. John. T. McNicholas, conse The new rectory will harmonize bedroom, and bath in the south convent at 700 Fairfax street. years are Christ the King parish in East Denver and Our Lady of convent headquarters. The build America, as Titular Bishop of crated him in Toledo, and both the in design with the present school, wing, and rooms for two additional The five Sisters of the Precious Lourdes parisbjjn South Denver, both founded in June, 1947. Mother ing is bein^ completely repaired Atenia and Auxiliary to Arch new Bishop’s predecessors in the being built of the same light-col priests with bathroom facilities Blood who teach in the new school, and refurbished, and necessary bishop Patrick A. O’Boyle of of God parish, with a church at Logan and Speer boulevard, Denver, See of Toledo were present—Car ored brick with stone trim. The connecting these quarters. The which opened last September, will equipment is being procured. Washingrton. was established in March, 1949- dinal Samuel Stritch, now Arch roof will be of Spanish tile" ii^ housekeeper’s quarters will be at be joined this fall by a sixth be Archbishop-elect Alter succeeds bishop of Chicago, and the late the rear of the house. cause the school will add a seventh St. Bernadette’s in Lakewood, St. Anthony’s in Westwood, and Fourth Center Archbishop John T. McNicholas, three colors, predominantly Archbishop Joseph Schrembs, “ range” red. The house will.have a full base grade to the six already in opera, Holy Trinity in Westminster ard new but well established. A church is In Archdiocese O.P., who died two months ago. Bishop of Cleveland. Co-consecra- The low bid of $30,733.67 ment, with about 60 per cent of tion. Father Scannell expects an now rising in Sts. Peter and Paul’s, Wheatridge. Mass has been of The new Metropolitan wa* born in tors were the late Bishop A. J. enrollment of about 230 this fall, The splendid work of the Mis Toledo Aug. 18, 1885, and was Schwertner of Wichita and the was submitted by the Quinn the space, under the south wing, fered regularly for more than a year in Our Lady of Grace parish, sionary Sisters of Our Lady of Construction Co. All union labor devoted to a large recreation room which will be-an increase of 45 educated at St. John’s university present Bishop of Lansing, then over the present attendance. Swansea, although the district is still without a church. A partial Victory is well known in the arch there (M.A. and Ph.D.) and at Auxiliarsr Bishop Joseph H. Al will be employed in the erection for parish affairs. Under the north diocese, for outstanding records of the house. Albert C. Spallone end of the house will be a three- The (chool (till has three un- roll of parish activities has been organized in All Saints’ parish, the Cleveland seminary. He was bers of Cincinnati. uied claisroomi which will be have been made by the nuns in ordained a priest June 4, 1910, and of 4242 W, Barnett place is the car garage and utility rooms. The in the Lqrettp Heights district, but the parish as yet has no pastor or their work in Denver, Brighton, Bishop Alter became a national architect. house is designed to take advan- opened ai the need demands. celebrated his 40th anniversary Plans are being considered for church. Derby has the new St. Catherine’s church. and Greeley. with a group of Toledo priests this figure in sociological work, was an The eight Missionary Sisters original advocate of fact-finding the installation of a complete (Details on Priests Appointed on Page 3) month. He was given an LL.D. de of Our Lady of Victory in boards in labor disputes and of cafeteria this summer, to be gree by Notre Dame in 1937. After Brighton and Greeley care for federal minimum wage legislation, ready for the opening of school. doing parish work iijJLcipsic and Director of Boys Town some 20 missions from their established seminars for the Span Landscapers are now working, Lima, he served as R ector of headquarters. Their report ish speaking that led to the installing the lawn and landscap Hew Pastor in 7th Year Catholic Charities in Toledo, 1914- turned in to Archbishop Vehr Bishops’ Committee for the Spanish ing around -the church-school Speaking, was a presiding prelate To Speak at Estes P^ark building. A complete system of last year showed that in 10 Benedictine Sisters with the Cuban Cardinal in the underground sprinklers has been months the nuns taught 1,802 Seminar on Social Studies at Ha As Priest of Archdiocese children in religion classes in The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Nicholas Wegner, director of installed. addition to making 4,038 visits vana in 1946, and held many im Boys Town, Neb., will be the speaker of the day at the “ In Christ the King parish was es The Rev. Duane Theobald, appointed first pastor of the Teaching 200 Pupils portant sociological offices in his to families, the county farm, tablished just three years ago new Parish of the Divine Redeemer in Colorado Springs, and the sick. native Ohio and nationally. He has tercouncil Catholic Rally” on Sunday, July 9, in Glacier taking sections of Blessed Sacra has been ordained only a little more than six and one-half Four of the nuns are stationed In Vacation Classes long l«en active in the National Basin camp g;round on the Bear ment and St. John’s parishes in years. His only appointment has at the Regina Angelorum convent Nearly 200 public school children Catholig Welfare Conference and Lake road west of Estes Park., East Denver. The parish property was one of the chief organizers The Knights of Columbus of the been to the Cathedral parish in in Greeley and the other four are are being taught in vacation is located on a full block of land Denver, where he has been the assigned to St. Augustine’s oen- •schools at St. Cajetan’s, Our Lady of the Catholic Hour radio pro Northern Colorado district are between Elm and Fairfax streets gram. sponsoring the event A barbecued first assistant since September, vent in Brighton. of Guadalupe, and Our Lady of and E.' Eighth avenue and Hale 1947. Equally outstanding work is Victory churches, Denver, by the Bishop - elect McCormick was beef dinner will be served. parkway. The parish is bounded Monsignor Wegner was ap Father Theobald will be rcr being done among the underpriv Benedictine Sisters. born in Norwich, Conn., Dec. 10, by E. 14th avenue on the north. turning to his home city as pas ileged children of downtown Den These schools open every morn 1880, the son of Daniel J. and pointed director of Boys Town Jasmine streel; on the east, E. Ala after the death of Monsignor Ed tor, for. he attended both grade ver by the Missionary Sisters sta ing with Mass at 8 o’cltwk. Classes Margaret Elizabeth O’Donnell Mc- meda 6venue >on the south,' and ward Flanagan in 1948. At the time and high schools in St. Mary’s tioned at the Holy Ghost Youth continue until 11:30. All three Cprmick. He was educated in St. Colorado boulev'a^;d on the west. parish, Colorado Springs, and was center, 416 22nd street. Every schools will run for three weeks Joseph’s seminary, Dunwoodie, of his appointment he was Chan cellor of the Omaha archdiocese. the first archdiocesan priest to be year the sisters give more than and will close July 9 with a large N.Y., 1899-1904; and at the Cath ordained from that parish. 400 hours of private instructions Fir.st Communion class. olic University of America, where The Monsignor is a native of Rectory in Westwood Huinphrey, Neb. He made his As director of the convert in addition to the various other ac Adults are asked to urge all chil he received the S.T.L. in 1906 and studies for the priesthood at St. classes at the Cathedral for the tivities sponsored by the youth dren living in these districts to at the Ph.D. in 1911. He was ordain^ To Be Blessed June 27 Joseph’s seminary, St Paul, Minn., past four and one-half years. Fa center. tend one of these schools. a priest in 1904 at Hartford, for ther Theobald has compiled an that Connecticut diocese, and was and at the Gregorian university in The mother-house of the Mis The new rectory of S t 'An enviable record. The three series sionary Sisters is at Victory Noll, superintendent of schools there Rome. On March 7, 1925, he was thony’s parish, Westwood, will ’bfc of classes every year have re- Ind. 1906-10. He was an instructor in ordained in Rome, in 1944 he was dedicated on Tuesday, June 27, by named a Domestic Prelate with Ited in well over 100 converts Burse Drive Can't education 1914-18 at the Catholic Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. annually during that time. U., Washington, and became pro- the title of Right Reverend Mon The rectory, formerly an army signor. Father Theobald has also served fcMor in 1918. Acting rector of the barracks at Fort Logan, was re as a mepiber of the faculty and as Collection for Pontiff Afford'Vacations' university 1935-36, he became vice Monsignor Wegner was Chancel modeled under the direction of the lor of the Archdiocese of Omaha director of athletics at Cathedral rector 1936-42, again acting rector Rev. Michael Maher, administrator high school, . He has been director I Set for This Sunday The Little Flower priesthood 1942-43, and rector since 1943. He from 1937 until his appointment of St. Anthony’s, for living quar of several of.4he parish organiza i The annual Peter’s Pence cot- burse for the education of 4 sem was dean of the Catholic Sisters’ at Boys Town. Previously he had inarian of the Archdiocese of Den ters and a parish activities hall. tions, and is ih.,»eat demand as I lection will be taken up in all college at the university 1921-36, been assistant pastor of St Ce The upstairs contains a living afl ftrumlrATspeaker. V ver ran past the three-quarter cilia’s Cathedral, secretary to the the churches of the Archdiocese and editor of the Catholic Educa room, dining room, three .bedrooms, Born June 28, 1918, in Dan mark this week with the.e-eceipt of tional Review 1921-44. He is au Bishop, and Vice Chancellor. In of Denver this Sunday, June 25. $38 in donations. This brings the Monsignor Nicholas Wegner two baths, a kitenen, and an of bury, la., the son of Joseph and Rer. Duane Theobald Everyone is asked by Arch- thor of a History of Education, 1937 he was named a Papal Cham fice dfcd reception room. The base Olga Theobald, he entered St. 'total amount received to $4,536.50. issued in 1-914, and has frequently berlain. top, Longmont, and Sterling K. of I bishop Urban J. Vehr to be as The sum of $ is necessary for ment has a large meeting hall. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, in ordained in the' Denver Cathedral 6,000 written for learned reviews. He C. councils are promoting the rally. generous as possible, since these a complete burse. --In May of this year the Mon- Situated on the parish property 1936. His father is deceased^ his by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Dec. funds halp support the mission was a contributor to the Catholic flignor celebrated the 26th anni Parishioners of these towns and at 3801 W. Ohio avenue, the new mother lives in Colorado Springs. 18, 1943. He offered his First Sol ary and charitabla projects of Indications are that the total Encyclopedia. He was named a Rt. K. of C. state officers have been versary of his ordination. rectory represents , an investment He was a member of the first oI emn Mass in St. Mary’s church, the Holy Father throughout the will' be reached long before the Rev; Monsignor of the Domestic invited. The Fort Collins, Fort Morgan, of $15,000 for the parish, which the war-time accelerated classes (jsilorado Springs, the following world. I Feast of St. Therese, Oct 3, Prelate rank in 1929. Boulder, Roggen, Greeley, Brigh- but it is hoped that generous con (Details of Rally on Page 3) was established in June of 1947. of St. Thomas’ seminary, and was d a ^ ...... ••• ...... MuJI tributors to the burse, now plan ning summer vacations, will not take a vacation in the “ stretch drive.” The goal can be feached (MibuhofL d&kL J
615 17th Street Bttwetn WcItoQ aiMf CtlUornU Meeting in Garden Set Membership Drive Slated ' g ifts f o r By Archdiocesan Nurse St. Louis' YPC Plans no weddings Special Sunday Diniter Spiritual Study Group Free Outdoor Films Served from 11:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. .■ (Archdiocesan Council of Catholic pital while she is taking a course (St. Loui*' Paritli, Englewood) Choic« of Soup or Cocktail Nurses, Denver Chapter) in premature infant care at the ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF Members of the Spiritual Study University o f ' Colorado. She at The St. Louis Young People’^-club will sponsor, free, with Frofh Muthroom Sauce, MatheJ Potatoes, String Beans club will meet in the garden o f tended the Catholic Hospital asso outdoor religious movies on the second and fourth Wednes the home of Mrs. Josephine Hayes, ciation convention. While there day evenings of eviery month^ in the summer. The first Bride and Groom Individually Baked 3726 S. Acoma street, Thursday she had a conference with Miss movie to be shown will be The Perfect Sacrifice. It will be evening, June 22. The prefect. Ann Houck, NCCN executive sec Prayer Book Sets CHICKEN PIE Miss Florine Gallagher, asks all retary. screened this coming Wednesday evening, June 28, at 8 (Cboic* Milk-Fed Chicken In Rich. to call her, so that t)ie menu can Sister Jerome is now a member o’clock, on the grounds in tho'rear Mother of Pearl and NslersI Graey with Fresh Garden ers and committee chairmen were VefcUbles) be arranged. The picnic supper of the board of directors of the of the new school. All are^rinvited to attend. / ' turned in at the meeting. White on Block Leather Harley Cross at the Console of will be at 6 o’clock. Father Regan National Council o f Catholic 85 Members of the Young People’s Sisters Agnes Paul and Rose will be present. Nurses. (^ r Hammond Organ Augusta left this week for St Priests Dinina Rooms for Partis s—Phono CH. 3(11 Silver Dollar Days M r.'and Mrs. Bud Woolmans club, at their box. Boeiar meeting, planned a membership contest be Louis, Mo., where they will study 9.00 to J2.35 Miss Kathleen Kemme, ways spent the week end at Trail Creek 1400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSK ranch. tween teams captained by Betty in the summer months at Font- and means chairman, called Wathen and Mike Carroll. The bonne college. Senior Valeria left a meeting on June 20 to Capping exercises for the pre- ITU Trsisoot PL clinical students were held May next social will be a hayrack ride this weekrfor Chicago, III., whfere make final arrangements. Miss in July. she will study at De Paul univer Kemme urges all to make re 18. Twenty-three nurses received DEKVBB’8 MOST (OS 14th St Members of the Marian sorority sity. turns on the sewing machine their caps. Father Leonard Aber and the Immaculate Heart of Mary An appeal it being made at PROGRESSIVE 42S E, 17th Ats. project so that she can complete crombie gave the address. Rosary Sets sodality will receive Communion in tha praient time for article* her arrangements. Florence Morahan was dis (M E. llth Ats. missed from the hospital June 18. the 8 o’clock Mass this Sunday, that can be u*ed in the fi*h pond Crystal or Pearl for her The Mother of Fatima bridge June 26. at the time of the "Fietta” Aug. (is E. IStb Ats. club met in the home of Mrs. Jo St. Joieph’t Hospital im -if Uarkst St, Miss Eileen Cassidy of S t Louis 3, 4, and 5. Xhete artiela* can Black Bead for him sephine Anderson June 20. High There must be a lot of Irish on TAbor (STS parish and James Wood of Del be left in the vettibule of the score was won by Ann Bow, sec the staff at St. Joseph’s hospitAl Mounted on Sterling Norte were marrfed June 18 in St church on Sunday. ond prize by Louise Dunn, and as the staff doctors are being seen Louis’ church. The bride was The St. Louis Boosters’ club is consolation prize by Monica Arno. wearing dark green scrub suits ,sr W W W WWWWWWWWWMWWWW given in marriage by her father. sponsoring a boys’ baseball team Mrs. Anderson is a member of in OB and OR. 5.40 to 26.80 Miss Elaene Koch is the new ’The bridesmaid was Miss Margaret in the Englewood Old Timers’ ► the board of directors, cochair R. Cassidy, and the best man was league. man of the sick committee, a mem- educational director at St Jo ► seph's hospital. She is a graduate Roy D. Nuckols. The St. Louis Boosters’ cluto was ► MORGAN, lEIBMAN & HICKEY ; of St. Louis university. Th* Taeation (ckool will dote very successful in its effort to ► Mrs. Rafferty is replacing Miss tk ii weak. Twanty ch ildren , plant 8 lawn in front of the new INSURANCE SINCE 1897 lome of whom w ere from out in ► Ash as assistant arts instructor. school. The lawn, which is now Ruth Cannon, who is president the country, wara in attand- well developed, adds considerably Family Bible . k ALL LINES OF INSURANCE anca. of the Alumni association, is on to the appearance of the property. White or Black Leather her vacation. She is employed in Infants baptized recently were Devotions in honor of Our Lady ►Gas and Eloctrie Bldg. Phono TAbor 13SS Jeanette Marie De Haas, da'ughter the operating room. of the Miraculous Medal are held ► of Mr.'and Mrs. Donald De Haas, The new assistant supervisor of in the church every Friday evening 3.50 to 25.00 ■ A. A A A A A A-A A'A-A'A. A. A. A A A A. A A A A AlAd the operating room is Miss Mary with Edwin Korbe and Irene at 7 ;45 o’clock. June Enrietta from Michael Reese Korbe as sponsors; hospital. Thomas Allan Brocker, son of OptometrUt Sister Ascella and Sister Kath Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Brocker, erine have returned from the with John Costello and Ruth Cos and Optician Catholic Hospital convention. tello as sponsors. Theresa Keiley is the nurse in The PTA sponsored a dessert- Helen Walsh charge of the Ave Maria camp luncheon at its last council meet A**oeiat* again this year. She is on leave ing. The past officers and the re W. R. JOSEPH EYES EXAMINED of absence from the hospital from cently elected officers, chairmen, Phon* TAbor ISSI her duties as instructor of nurses’ and room mothers were present for S lt-llt H*Ji*tic BUa GOODS aides. the meeting. Mrs. William Roach, Michael Joseph, infant son of the past president, was presented a Dr. D. C. Werthman ‘The West*$ Largeet Church Supply Home’* Mr. and Mrs. Bushbaum, was bap planter’s lamp by the association. and Associate tized at the Cathedral by Father Names of prospective room moth Dentists Eiiabliihed 1902 Duane Theobald on Sunday, 1633 Tremont Place June 18. PLATES Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carroll Legion's 'Salute' 606 15th StrMt 1206 15th Street D;nver 2, Colo. are visiting relatives in • Chicago W Mrs. Josephine Anderson for a few days. KEyetone 8721 TAbor 5761 ber of the ways and means com Miss Florine Gallagher spent ScheJuled July 4 mittee, and a memVer of the several days in Walden. Scores of the nation’s top circus Mother of Perpetual Help guild. St. Anthony’* Hospital performers^nd the most brilliapt The Infant of Prague guild The first annual homecoming fireworks display ever to be seen spent 18 hours in caring for the of St. Anthony’s school of nursing in Colorado will feature the Amer infants, Mrs. Mprrissey reports. alumnae will be held this Friday, ican Legion’s 12th annual “ Sal MNYERINDUSTRUIUNK Twentv-four hours of nursing care Saturday, and Sunday, June 23-‘25. ute to America” to be presented in have bien, gnvei^'at Mercy hospital On Friday, luncheon will be the University of Denver stadium C IO R C i F. ROCK, Prsiidsnf by the member's of the Mother of held in the hospital. ^1534CeHfomleS». y PttoneMAin 5153 at 8 p.m. July 4. I OpsasWe PeWTer Dry Coeds Co. Perpetual Help guild. On Saturday morning, follow Mr. and Jtfrs. Walter A. Gray ing the High Mass, a tour of the Fifteen thousand reserved seat F r a n k ly . . . announce ^ e, birth of a daughter, hospital will be made. A banquet tickets are on sale at the main Judith Ai)h,,june 10. and danM will be held at the Park floor box office of the Denver Dry Eileen firechman is conva Hill Country club. Goods company. lescing./' / \ On Sunday the picnic will be Staged every year by the Ley- We ^on't Kn^ WHEN or HOW .. . b’u t +Kere’$ Mrs/Jay will remain forxan ex held on Lookout mountain. den-Chiles-Wickersham post No. 1 ilOHIlSDII ten d s visit with her parents in The various graduation classes since Denver banned fireworks in no Question about the fact that we positively . . . Nebraska. will have reunion meetings in the 1939, this year’s spectacle prom STORAGE & mouinc CD. Jarji'. Marjorie Vogt has had as homes of individual members. ises to be bigger and more thrill hei- house guests her mother and Mary Louise Hood, graduate of ing than ever before. MJOC/M. i.OI%IC M)i3FA^€£ ^ aisWr. Tuesday they all drove 1943,_ president of the group, Judge Cook aoXolorado Springs. and instructor of the practical Mercy Hospital nurses, is working hard to make Is Chairman MOVIJVO Sister Mary Jerome has re it a success. Judge Joseph E. Cook, general turned to Denver from Milwaukee, Miss Hood and Collefta Bartlett chairman, announced this week Wis. attended a vocational education that besides a half-dozen circus For the Safety of Your Goods / Mrs. Barber Hussion is on va meeting at Estes Park on Thurs acts, the program will include cation. day, June 15, 'The meeting was bands, drum and bugle corps, and Use Johnson Service on Every Move / / Maxine Delaurente of Colby, in connection ^with the practical a giant parade o f flags. Other ...B E F O R E they Tear This Building Down AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN UNES, INC. Wyo., a graduate of ’46, is taking nursing program being carried ofc ground novelties will round out ‘•MOVING WITH CARE EVERVWHEBE” / • a course in polio nursing at Colo through the Emily Griffith Oppor the spectacle. Over Our Heads. That's Why We're RE rado university. tunity school. More than 3,000 underprivileged STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING Sister Roberto, a Sister of the The junior and senior practical children and hospitalized veterans DUCING THE ENTIRE STOCK, including Medical Missions of Santa Fe, nurse picnic was June 21 at Ber will be guests o f the Legion at the Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway N.Mex., is staying at Mercy hos gen park. spectacle. PARISHIONERS PITCH IN TO MAKE . . . 6 6 9 9 W hy Pay HIhre Storm Damage Nil at Lourdes (Trademark) . . . WHEN CLOUDBURST HITS DENVER (PItUea and Suiretwills excluded) WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES QUICK ACTION on the part of in place. The work was completed damage in the Valverde area In COMPANT parishioners saved the new Church June 20. A test followed that West Denver. of Our Lady of Lourdes from proved that flood waters o f the The Ludwig Brunner home, 1462 $70-$75-$80 Ytor 'Round Suits Colorado Oivned jSUires serious damage from flood waters. future will stay away from the W. Maple street, in St. Rose of Englewood j ' 800 Santa Fe Dr. When the cloudburst June 16 church. The new section of the Lima’s parish, suffered damages 30 South Broadway 15th and California struck the South Denver area, Center house, nearing completion, typical of many other Valverde was not hit by the' flood waters. area dwellings. 3933 W. Colfax ' . 17tb & Tremont water rushed through the two * * * basement doors of the church and Mr. Brunner was just returning covered the floor from the sanc Pollyanna Viewpoint home from work when the storm tuary to the rear wall. Of Storm Damage reached its peak. Unable to go Because of the quick action on farther in his car because of the part of the men and women of FRIDAY’S STORM, which swirling waters, he parked at Ala the parish there was no damage. A struck in three installments with meda and Pecos street and at call for help was sent out to the more than two inches of rain and tempted to walk the renfaining parishioners, and within 10 min drifts of hailstones as large as five blocks to his home. The cur utes from The time the water en walnuts,.wreacked a heavy toll of rent that raged across Alameda tered the church a group of about swept him a distance of some three $65 TIMELY SUITS roduetd to...... $53 75 men and women arrived with Engaged feet before he could go on. buckets, mops, brooms, shovels, A-At home, where Mrs. Brunner etc. About 11 p.m. all water had waited with two little neighbor been removed and the floor was girls, water had risen from the . $55 TIMELY TROPICAL WORSTEDS dry. There was no damage. basement and seeped through the • * • ground floor. At one.tim e the $60 CLUB CLOTHES, Year 'Round.Souits ANOTHER CLOUDBURST hit water rose to eight inches above the area June 18 and some water the floor line. $60 GABARDINE TOPCOATS . . . Choice entered the church. This time a * » * group of boys, who had been camp OTHER ST. ROSE of Lima’s pa ing out in the parish grounds, went rishioners, not so hard hit, came to into action, and with the help of rescue the Hrunners. “ Scotty” some men, tke church floor was Lambrick, Frank Bender, and again cleared. There was no dam “ Ace” chance paddled up to the age reported to the church. Brunner porch in a boat and On June 19 a group of workers brought the Brunners to the Lam g e n e r a l Is put in a cement block around the brick home. south side of the church and all ' As yet the Brunners have not 35im ANNUAL drain spouts were buried. Enlarged completed the estimate o f damage drains in the cellar wells were put to tneir home, but their garden is ruined, some furniture is damag^, VACATION and all the linoleum on the ground The Denver Catholic floor must be replaced. “ It’s the A U OTHER ALL-WOOL SUITS Register chance I’ve been waiting for to change our whole color scheme,” ALSO REDUCED TIRE SALE Published Weekly by the Mrs. Brunner remarked. “ Might Catholic Press Society, Inc. as Well take the Pollyanna view 938 Bannock Street, Denver, point.” But her Pollyanna view Colo. point sounded determined. Maj. and Mrs. Joseph G “ I didn't have a dry thing to Subscription: Sl*60 Per Year Ratterman, 1 7 4 7 Hooker wear to church last Sunday,” Hfm m s m 9S% sold in combination with the street, Denver, have announced saya Mrs. Brunner, the eternal Register, National Edition, in the engagement of their daughter, woilian^ Holds any Garment A Third dua JULY 10 ON EVERY NEW Archdiocese of Denver. Margaret, to Philip Mahoney, Jr., Four feet of hail still remained A Third AUGUST 10 Entered as Second Class son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ma in the back yard and on the two Matter at the Post Office, honey, 3519 Julian street, Denver. vacant lots east of the Brunner in ''Will Cair A Third SEPTEMBER 10 •ENERAL TIRE AND TUBE Denver. Colo. The marriage will take place in home on Saturday. The Brunners St. Dominic’s church on Sept. 2. feel that the two lots, sloping to ivM Msrt M Vs«4 Tins rr4 BflTfdR SuMDS Miss Ratterman received her ward their home, were primarily Dr. G. J. elementary education at St. John’s responsible for the damage their school and later attended the property suffered. Yokahaina American high school $17.50 WOOL Schaeuble She was graduated from St. Fran THE CLfeAN-UP PROGRESS cis de Sales’ high school jn 1949 will be slow. Mud still oozes in SLACKS and has since been employed by luddles in most Valverde area Optometrist United air lines. lomes, and canned goods, rusting Mr. Mahoney, who is a senior and fetid, stand piled in front .95 Specialist in engineering at Colorado univer yards waiting to be carted away. For Visual sity, attended St. Dominic’s nade S t Rose’s of Lima’s parish plant *1 2 amns siBif.«2i sixirm i school and Regis high school. He itself suffered no damage, accord was for two years a student at ing to the Rev. Barry Wogan Regia college pastor. Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE Thursday, June 22, 1950 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Hospital Chaplain and Assistants Concerned in New Assignments .in Archdiocese
Rar. John C. Walth R c t . Charle* Salmon Ror> Jamet Ahern Rer. Joaaph O'Malley Rer. George Weibel Rer. Thomai McMahon Rot. Ramon Blach R o t. Owen McHugh Assignments Affect Largest Number of Priests Since 1947 Assignments anrfounced by tev. George Weibel He attended St. Charles’ acad teach caetchism to children ,^nd named to St.- Philomena’s parish, Worcester by the Most Rev. and his theology courses at St. Upon graduation from Regis, he emy, Stratton, and after gradua adults. To further his work he^as Denver. John J, Wright, D(D., the first Thomas’ seminary, Denver. entered St. Thomas’ seminary, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr in The Rev. George Weibel, or- tion from the eighth grade June 2, sent to the U. S. to .studyi the Father O’Malley was born Nov. Bishop of the Worcester diocese, His First Solemn Mass was of where he completed his prepara this issue of the Denver Cath (Jained for the Archdiocese of 1936, he entered 'the Josephinum process and operation of visual aid 27, 1925, in Worcester, Mass., ^ e with the approbation of Arch fered on June 11 in Visitation tion for the priesthood. He is olic Register affect the larg Denver May 30, 1948, by the preparatory seminary Sept. 10, methods used. He attended classes son of Michael J. and Josephine bishop Vehr. He sang hit First church, Chicago. appointed to Annunciation parish, est number of priests to be 1936, and the ^ j o r seminary in at San Jose college in California M. (Fitzgerald) O’Malley of 224 Solemn Mass Sunday, May 21, LeadvlHe. Apostolic Delegate, Archbishop Five cousins are in religious His First Solemn Mass was cele September of 1942. and conducted research at several Plea.sant street, Worcester, both in the Worcester Cathedral. life; Father James Lawlor, appointed at one time since Amleto G. Cicognani, at the Pon centers throughout the state. of whom are living. He was gradu brated in St. John’s church, Yuma, Father Weibel sang his First Rev. James L. Ahern Brother Walter Daly, C.S.V., Chi 1947. Sketches of the lives of tifical College Josephinum, Worth Solemn Mass in St. Charles’ Father Wildhaber is a jiative of ated from Classical high school, June 5. Worcester, Mass., in 1942 and en cago; the Rev. Michael Lawlor, As a seminarian, he was man the new hospital chaplain and ington, 0 ., receives his first ap church, Stratton, June 6, 1948. Switzerland, where he was or The Rev. James L. Ahem, or St Paul, Miiin.; the Rev. Cornelius ager of the seminary bookstore, the eight assistants newly as pointment in the archdiocese as dained, and is an expert skier. In tered Holy Cross college, Worces dained in the .Cathedral, Denver, O’Connell, a Columban mi^ioner Rev. Peter Wildhaber a member of the False Bardoni assistant in St. Vincent de Paul’s 1940 he was asked to try out for ter, where he studied for two June 3, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. in China; and Mother M. Carmena, signed or reassigned are years. In 1944 he entered • St. choir, pre.sident of the student parish, Denver. He has been on The Rev. Peter Wildhaber, the Olympic team, but chose the Daniel J. Ahern. He was born in Sisters of St. Joseph, Minneapolis. given here. the faculty of the- high school de M.S.B., a member of the Mission priesthood instead. Thomas’ preparatory seminary, Chicago Dec. 26, 1924. His ap body, and the sports editor of the Rev. John C. Walsh partment of the Josephinum for ary Sons of Bethlehem, with head Hartford, Conn., and later took pointment is to Presentation par Rev. Ramon W. Blach Thomist. Rev. Joseph M. O'Malley up further studies at the Senii- the past two years. quarters in Bethlehem, Switzer ish, Denver. The Rev. Ramon W. Blach, or The eandidate has a brother, The Rev.’ John C. Walsh, newly Leo M. Blach, who is in his second Father Weibel, the son of Mrs. land, is a former missionary to The Rev. Joseph Michael O’Mal naire de Philosophic and the _ He received his primary educa dained in- the Cathedral, Denver, appointed chaplain of St. An- Grand Seminaire in Montreal, year of theology at St. Thomas’. Frank Weibel of Stratton, is al China. He left Peking just before ley, ordained Ascension Thursday, tion at Visitation grade school, Jan. 3, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ^thony’s hospital, Denver, was or Canada. He also is studying for the Arch ready known in Denver through the city was seized by the Reds. May 18, in St. Paul’s Cathedral, Chicago; and attended Quigley George Blach. He was born Feb. dained June 3, 1944, in the Cathe He is named assistant in Sacred Worcester, Mass., for the Arch He received the subdiaconate preparatory seminary in Chicago diocese of Denver. dral, Denver, by Archbishop Vehr. his service as temporary assistant 3, 1926, in Yuma. His pri at the Denver Cathedral for the Heart parish, Cheyenne Wells. diocese of Denver, came as a and the diaconate from Arch from 1939 to 1944. His philoso mary education was had in the Rev. Thomas McMahon He was a member of the large theology student to St. Thomas' bishop Urban J. Vehr May 10 phy was taken at St. Mary of the class of 10 candidates for the Den past two summers. His father is In Peking he established and Yuma public schools, and he was decea.sed. operated a visual aid center to seminary, Denver, in 1948. He is and 11, and was ordained in Lake seminary, Mundelein, 111.; graduated from Regis high school. The Rev. Thomas McMahon was ver archdiocese in the second ac- bom in Casper, Wyo., Nov. 12, celerated class of St Thomas’ sem 1924. His parents are Mr. and inary. St. Peter Clover's ... Mrs. Louis F. McMahon, both of Father Walsh has served as as At Glacier Basin Site Auxiliary Bishop whom are prominent in. Denver. sistant in Annunciation parish, Named to St. Joseph’s parish. Ft. Leadville, since his ordination. He Collins, he has two brothers who has been active in community as Vacation School at Cathedral are priests in the archdiocese; Fa well as parochial affairs, and par Of Salt Lake s ther Robert McMahon, pastor of ticularly in youth activities. As Sts. Peter and' Paul’s parish, Knights Plan . .. Chonged From USO Club Wheatridge: and Father Donald ; assistant in the parish, the four 1 mission churches of the parish— McMahon, assistant in Annuncia Taken in Death The annual St. Peter Claver summer vacation school lYill be held this year in the tion parish, Denver. ■in Dillon, Breckenridge, Red Cliff, : and Fairplay — were his special Cathedral .school, 1836 Logan street, Denver, instead of in the USO club, where exten His primary education was ob St. Louis. — Auxiliary Bishop tained at St. John’s and Cathedral ? charge. On three Sundays of the Leo J. Steck of Salt Lake ()ity died sive repair work now is in progress. ; month he offered Mass in these Father A. J. 'Versavel, S.J., tjie grade schools, and his secondary Rally July 9 in St. Mary’s hospital, Richmond education was taken at Cathedral ; widely separated towns. Heights, Monday evening, June 19, director of the society since its seeing its good work continued. diseased, especially when others Joseph Little and James Finn also feared to approach them. The last and Regis high schools'. All his I The son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter The Knights of Columbus councils in di.strict 17. North 'oeginning 14 years ago, announces ‘ D. Walsh of 4636 E. 19th street, that all children more than 7 yurs are recognized for their generous four years of his life, he himself studies in preparation for the ern Colorado, will sponsor an intercouncil Catholic rally old are cordially invited to attend aid to the vacation school. Mmes. was a sick man, often left alone priesthood were made at St ■ Denver, Father Walsh offered his Thomas’ seminary. ■ First Solemn Mass in Blessed Sac- Sunday, July 9, in Glacier basin campground on the Bear the school. “ The school is open to Clarke, Washington, and Thomas and neglected in his cell. He died in > rament church. His father and his Lake road west of Estes Park. all free of charges with free bus are rated for their generous sup 1654, was beatified in 1850 by Pius His First So)emn Mass was cele port to the St. Peter Claver society. brated in St. Jbhn the Evangelist’s . uncle, James P. Walsh, have been A barbecued beef dinner and other picnic foods will be service to and from school. The IX, and was canonized at the same school involves no religious obli time as his friend, St. Alphonsus church, Denver; June 4. . lathing and pla.stering contractors cooked and served by the knights. Slave of-the Slaves^ ' for many Denver churches. gation of any kind. We are happy Rodriguez, in 1888. In 1896 Leo Rev. Owen Joseph McHugh Councils invited to attend the to receive your children and invite St. Peter Claver, born in Spain XII declared him the patron of He was born in Denver Dec. 24, r^lly are Fort Collins, Fort Mor 75 Men Attend in 1581, was a) young Jesuit novice The Rev. Owen Joseph McHugh, 1918, and attended Blessed Sacra you to visit us in the weeks of our enterprises in favor of Negroes. son of Mr. and Mrs. OWen Mc gan, Boulder, Roggen, Greeley, sessions,’’ Father 'Versavel said. inflamed by St. Alphonsus Rod His feast is celebrated Sept 9. ment parochial .school and Regis Brighton, Longmont, and Ster riquez with the desire to do mis Hugh, is named assistant at the high school^ before entering St. School classes are conducted by the Cathedral, Denver. He was bom in ling. Also invited are mil state 1st Regis Retreat sisters in the Cathedral school. sionary work in the New World. Bus Schedule ' Thomas’ seminary in 1937, wKere Kl of C. officers, including the Olflahoma City, April 17, 1924. The achool ■will open July 5 In 1610 he went to Colombia in The bus schedule of the St he made his entire course of prep- state chaplain; parishioners of all South America. Here he saw that /He attended Corpus Christi The firat of four laymen’a re- Peter Claver summer school is as grade school and St. Mary’s high • aration for the priesthood. council parishes and their guests; at 9 a.m. and will cloae with the the persons who most needed aid follow s:,, treata acheduled for thia aum- school in Colorado Springs .and ' Rev. Charles Salmon and Father Frances Kappes of annual picnic in Rocky Moun were the Negro slaves who were Bus stops at: Loveland and Father 'Thomas mer at Regia college, Denver, tain park on July 27. entered St Thomas’ seminary in. The Rev. Charles Salmon, an sent from West Africa to live and 8:30 a.m.— Comer of Williams Doran of ' Platteville, and their waa conducted for 75 men from 1942. In 1944 he went to the Cath other member of the accelerated “ Our purpoae,’’ aaya Father work in conditions that were gastly street and 22nd avenue; 8:35 a.m. parishioners. Denver, Greeley, Colorado both physically and spiritually. olic University *
AMONG DELEGATES at the convention of the na tional alumnae of the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary were, left to right, Mrs. Florence Giacone, president of the St. Aloysius academy alumnae, Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Mar garet Mary Allen, historian of the St Aloysius alumnae; an& Ed mund McGinn, graduate of S t Francis’ high school. Council Bluffs, la., who gave a panel talk on “ The Church and Modern-Politics.’’— (Register photos) Presentation Parish Sets Festival June 22 to 25
(Preientaiion Parith, Denver) The Presentation guild festival will opert^ Thursday, June 22, with a ham dinner served from 5 to 8 p.m. Prices are, for adults, $1 and children, 50 cents. The festival wiU be held each evening June 22 through June 25. The main attraction will be a 1950 Chevrolet Special four- door sedan, sponsored by the .Holy Name society. ^ The PTA will have charge of ‘the hope chest, a Lane chest filled with linens. Rev. John DriicoII, S.J. The Altar and Rosary society is displaying both a girl’s and college, where he has since been boy’s bicycle as well as its regular fancywork booth. teaching. The Solemn Mass of The Junior Altar and Rosary unit, organized in the past Thanksgiving will be celebrated in year, will have charge of the doll booth. St Francis Xavier’s church by the Very Rev. Thomas M. Knapp, S.J The Young Ladies’ sodality is featuring a booth for teen-agers, president■ ‘ of - -Rockhurst - - gQifgcollege. called the “ Jitterbug,’’ under the -direction of Mias Rosemary Milner. RtloH Priet S M ODH$~A Modtl for Evory FarnSy, Fvtry For the small tots, “ Tootles,’’ the streamlined train,•will be Purio. M o d tii from $199.95 Rttoii Prico on hand, plus an annual favorite, the fishpond. Padroni Circle Meeting Other attractions will be the candy and cake booths, the ham and bacon booth, and the refreshment booth. Has 21 Women Present Games of all kinds will also be featured for everyone. The Padroni.— The Heavenly Star w B e e n h e e z e location is West Seventh avenue and Julian street. circle met in St. Anthony’s school hall June 14, when 20 members With The Exclusive Deepfreeze Freezer Compartment I were present and Mrs. R. J. Folda Values up to 149.95 i space-saving was a guest St. James' Church Site The president opened the meet ing with a prayer and the minutes while they last were read and approved. SEE THESE FEATURES All new, all guaranteed, standard makes. For Snow-Morley Nuptials After the business meeting, D«*pfr**z* FrMztr Cempartmtnl iz w ram ... games were played. Refreshments^ (Stl James’ Parish, Denver) Vicenz, and James Meehan. Jo were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Exdutiv* Hondy-Bint In Dual V«g*taW* Cri»p«r At a double-ring ceremony June seph O’Neil, baritone, sang “ On John Frank and Mrs. Frank Klo- One used 289.95 Dry Storog* Bin • Swing Shnlf 17, Mildred Rose Morley, daugh This Day, 0 Beautiful Mother,” berdanz. C^ntrolUd Buttnr Box • M*fri Droww BeepbEBiE-n ter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Morley, an “ Ave Maria,” “ Panis Angel The next meeting will be in the Bendix Automatic 5-Ynor Opnroting Warranty REFRIGERAfm / became the bride of Robert E. home of Mrs. Lee Vigil on Wed 110 icas,” and “ Oh Lord I Am Not Snow, son of Catherine Snow. The Worthy.” Miss Catherine Pruisner nesday, July 12, at 8 p.m. Rev. William V. Powers officiated was at the organ. Easy Terms Free Delivery Liberal Trade in Allowance Easy Terms Free Delivery at the Nuptial Mass. The bride A wedding breakfast for the wfts given m marriage by her fa bridal party and members of both Magazine in Tamil 02569341 ther. Mrs. Marie Lewis, sister of families was held in the Argonaut Kottappuram, India. — A new the bride, was matron of honor, hotd, and a reception followed in magazine is being published in the z CO. JOE ONOFRIO MUSIC CO. and Mrs. Betty Bechtol was brides the bride’s parents’ home, 1179 Tamil language to promote the maid. Syracuse. Union of Catholic Mothers. It has ‘‘Home of Television’’ “Home of Television” The bridegroom was attended Following a wedding trip to an article by an American priest, by Marvin Bechtol as best man. Glenwood Springs and Santa Fe, the Rev. Dr. Edw r Schmiedler, di 1805 BROADWAY MA. 8585 Tbe ushers were Wendel A; .Snow, N. Mex., they will make their home rector of the NCWC Family Life 1805 BROADWAY MA. 8585 brother of the bridegroom; John in Denver. Bureau, translated into Tamil. DAYS— June 22-23-24 and 25 LOYOU CHURCH BAZAAR LOYOLA CHURCH GROUNDS 23rd & YORK A NEW 1950 STVDEBAKER CHAMPION HOPE CHEST a COMPLETE ENSEMBLE a ELECTRIC MIXER, IRON ______BE LOYAL TO LOYOLA AND LOYOLA WILL BE LOYAL TO YOU m s s a B B ^ s m .
THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE Thursday, June 22, 1950 Office, 938 Bannock Street Bazaar in Lady of Grace Parish in Welby Help Sustain This Hand Final Meeting Slated June 23 Parish Is Set for July 6>9 Slates Services n Benediction St. Patrick's Bazaar Set June 29—July 2 (Our Lady of Grace Parith) radio and record player, a 78-piece (St. Patrick’s Pariah, Denver) The date* for the annual ha- silver set, and a Dormeyer de luxe saar are July 6, 7, 8, and 9. It The final hazaar meeting will be held Friday, June 23, at 8 p.m. in the school meet will be held on the church On committees for the various Honoring Saint ing room. Chairmen of the various booths are asked to attend to make final arrangements ground! at 48th and Thompion booths aro Mrs. J. Freed, Bob for the bazaar to be held June 29 through July 2. Cooley, and F. Herceg; refresh Wclby.— (Assumption Parish) — court. Parishioners are urged to volun- ments, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence The Feast of St. Anthony will be Three special gifts will be on teer their services in the construc neth Hostick. Edwin J. Kenney cles are to be'Counted on that day. Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Steve celebrated on Sunday, June 25, display; A 1950 de luxe console tion of the booths on the school and Harvey Baker are in charge All wopien wishing to help on June Cinocco; candy, Mrs. William with a High Mass at 9:30 o’clock. grounds, with work starting at 2 of adveirtising layouts. 28 and 29 are welcome. Schweider; and games, Mr. and At 4 p.m. there will be a display of o’clock Sunday afternoon, June Young Ladies' Sodality Sharon Sample was received Mrs. E. Bezjak. the statue, procession, and Bene into the Church May 29 by Father 25. Sets Plans for Picnic Get a BETTER Return Donations for the ■ embroidery diction. McGuire. booth are needed and will be Donations for the main booth The Senior Young Ladies’ so BY INVSSTINS WHERE YOUR 2-Night Festival will be greatly appreciated. They Mabel Bo^gio Wedded DOLLARS WORK THE HARDEST greatly appreciated. dality is planning a picnic at A bazaar maeting will ba bald A two-night featival will b<)^ will be received at the rectory Bergen park Sunday, July 16, To Sharon Sample Inqahiei Invited Wadnaaday avaning, Juna 28, held ton Saturday and Sunday through Wednesday, June 28. at 4 p.m. Anyone desiring to at Miss Mabel Boggio, daughter of in the home of Mr. and Mra. avaninga, June 24 and 25, on the Among those contributing their tend may call Melvina Delia and Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Boggio, and Clarence Wood, 5354 Steele. All school grounds. Various booth, time and services for work on the make arrangements. Sharon Sample, son of Mr. and return, from the dance ticket, of refreahmenta and games, will bazaar are: Chairman, the Rev. Wonten of the Altar and Ro Mrs. George Sample, were united ahould be made to Stare Qi- ba opened te entertain the pub-' Regis McGuire; vice chairman, sary society are meeting in the rec in marriage before Father Mc nocco at thia meeting. lie. A general meeting will be Melvin Woods; secretary, Melvina tory basement on Thursday, June Guire June 18. The couple were Mr. and Mrs. Morgan and daugh held on Thursday evening, June Dalla; and treasurer, the Rt. Rev. 22, to roll numbers for the bazaar. attended by Victor Bogmo and ter have left on a trip to Canada 23, in the rectory for all parish Monsignor Achille Sommaruga; The people who have been con Virginia Romola. After the wed and JJhio, where they will visit ioners who are interested in Dinner chairman, Mrs. Joseph tacted for donations should leave ding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Boggio relatives. helping at thia festival. The Petragli; dining room chairman, them at the rectory before will make thei^ home at 1446 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dunivant and meeting will be at 7:30. Mrs. Sydney Miller; serving of the Wednesday, June 28, as the arti Central avenue in Denver. family are spending their vacation The daily Mass is at 7 :30 o’clock dinner, women o f the PTA and the in Tennessee. instead of 8 o’clock. Masses on Senior Young Ladies’ . sodality; Margaret Cassidy is visiting Sunday are at 5 :30, 7 :30, 9 :30, and chairman of the patrons’ list, Ann REPUBLIC LOAN CO. De Saverio; car booth, Melvin 1641 Stout St. Eitab llib ed 1625 friends in St ^ouis, Mo., and Kan- 12 o’clock. sa.s. Woods and Ed Krasovich; office, Summer Clearance!! "Th« fund* of thii company aro loaned Novena Rites Roger Seich; checkroom, Donald on improved real eatate’’ Mrs. F. Telgmann and grand daughter, Marilyn Wood, are vis Every Friday di Pallo and Anthony Quido; main Paid-In Capita) and Sorplna booth. Altar and Rosarv society; All Coats Reduced 50% Over 5250.000.00 iting with Sister Marcellina in Perpetual novena services in Xavier, Kans. honor of Our Sorrowful Mother electric iron, PTA; children’s pri . Some as Low as $3.95 are held every Friday evening at zes, Sisters of St. Joseph; pop and 7 :30. The novena prayers are fol ice cream, J^rs. Joseph di Pallo; re All Dresses 25% OFF lowed by Benediction. freshments, Mrs. Joseph Petraglia; On June 11 Mrs. Louis Vecchia- bridal doll, Senior Young Ladies’ Shorts, Pedal lashers relli entertained a host of friends sodality; quilt and mattress. Altar 2 5 % OFF Metal at a bridal shower given in honor and Rosary society; and fish pond, of her neice. Miss Loretta Carolina, PTA. Play Shoes and Sandals— ' $^89 who will be married in August. Members of the grounds commit Reg. 2.29 Many games were enjoyed by all, tee are Thomas Rotar, Joseph Stationery and a buffet luncheon was served Melphy, Frank Vendegnia, An Seersucker Pajamas for Infants, Boys $^59 thony Spahn, John di Pallo, Leon and Girls, 1 and 2 pc. Reg. 1.89 group The bride-to-be received many THE BLESSING of the Holy Father extends to all gifts. ard La Guardia, Harvey Baker, The Rev. John J. Campbell, S.J., his children of the world. He wishes to alleviate pain and Robert Belzano, Fred Deard, Wil RA. 6060 who -was recently ordained, was a suffering, hunger and want, throughout the world, and only lack of liam du Bois, Albert Winkler, Syl Mrs. Pelrr Jonke Cabinet guest of the Rev. John Giambus- funds confines his efforts. This Sunday, June 25, when the Peter’s Franks, Melvin Woods, and Ken < £ a n s L 278 So. Downing tiani, and celebrated Mass on Mon Pence collection is taken up in the Archdiocese of Denver, Catholics Double Door day morning. After Mass his bless of the archdiocese will have the opportunity of contributing to the ing was bestowed on all the faith funds from which Pius XII not only conducts the administrative Police Department With Lock ful. affairs of the Church and aids, as much as he can, the Church in $ 3 ^ 5 0 On Friday, the Feast of St. John needy and war-destroyed areas, but alleviates distress throughout the the Baptist, Mass will be at 7 ;30. world. ' Applications Open ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH The Denver (5ivi| Service Com' Patronise These Friendly Firms mission will accept applications Clammercial Christ the King Nuns to Attend Heights for the position oi! patrolman on the Denver Police department Ml-Tee-Fine j (Christ the King Pariah, Denvor) the home of Mrs. Prances E. She ■will be confined to the hos from June 26 through July 14. Products Co. Qualified applicants must come in LEN’S Pharmacy More volunteers are needed to Shay, featured the last meeting of pital for at least three weeks. Sandwich Shop ■ 1707 Lawrence TA 2990 the St. Frances Cabrini circle until Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Egan, person to the office of the com U O. FEHR, Prop. Owned and Operated by * furnish transportation for the mission on or'before July 14 to Member SL Vincent de Paul’s Parish the Eoffene Lamanskye^all T * school sisters who will take a next fall. Mmes. Daniel Ryan and 787 Forest street, have as their secure the application forms. Now Serving Hot a special course of study at Lo- Charles Elliott received awards. guests their son-in-law and his Have Your Doctor Phono The position of patrolman on Us Your Proscription retto Heights college, commencing Durdy-Collins Nuptials wife, Capt. and Mrs. Norvell M. Breakfasts-Lunches-Dinners' June 28 and ending Aug. 4. The Walker, and their three children, the Denver Police department has 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 Henri 7 A Jl. to 8 P.M. i following have volunteered for Will Be Held June 23 Norvell Jr.; Thomas, and Dennis. a beginning salary of $267.67 per At Looisiana and Sonth Clayton 2620 E. Louisiana SP. 6547 ■ Satisfaction Is Always the Best Buy one day each week during the six At a double-ring ceremony be Captain Walker and family are on month, which automatically in weeks: On Mondays, Mrs. Jack fore Father Scannell at 10 o’clock their way from Panama to his new. creases to $287.50 per month in For the Best Results on Floors, Walls, or any type of cleaning The firms listed here de Driscol will take the sisters out Friday morning, June 23, James post at Ft. Belvoir, Va. three years, plus pension and sick . . . Call the Leading Company for Cleaners, Waxes, Disinfec to the Heights, and Mrs. William G, Durdy, son of Mr. and Mrs. ness and vacation benefits. The serve to be remembered Edward Mehlin Takes examination for this position will Hawes Food Store tants and Insecticides. All types of Floor Machines. N. Gahr will bring them back; R. M. Durdy of Brighton, will be when you are distributing Booker Hawes—Gsylo Hawes on Wednesdays, Mrs. A. J. Mor- united in marriage to Miss Eliza New Mexito Bride consist of: Written test— 50 per cent; physical agility — 20 ' per your patronage in the dif All Products Manufactured in Our Own Denver Plant roni ■will take them out and bring beth B. Collins, daughter of Mrs. On Friday, June 16, Father * An IGA Store Ethel Collins of Des Moines, la. ^ent; oral examination— 20 per Guaranteed and Insured them back; on Thursdays, Mrs. Scannell officiated at the wed cent; and education and experi ferent lines of business. Quality Meats - Harold Lo'wrey will take them out. Mr. Durdy will be attended by ding of Edward J. Mehlin, son of ence— 10 per cent. Groceries We also Service New and Old Floors . . . Make them Look Like Tuesdays, Thursday afternoons, his brother, William Durdy, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mehlin of A person, to be eligible for ex New . . . thia Saves You Money . , . Work done by Experts. Fridays, and Saturdays are open. Miss Collins will have as her 2744 w. 10th avenue, and Miss amination for patrolman, must Fresh & Frozen Fruits Anyone who can furnish trans bridesmaid Miss Eileen Harring Kathleen M. Kelly of Tucumcari, have been a resident of Denver Washington Park Mkt. and Vegetahles portation, either out or back on ton of Des Moines. N. Mex. The bride was attended for the pas* year; must be not less Red & White Food Store Louisiana and Clayton any of the days above for the six A fter a wedding trip, Mr. and by Miss Lorraine Fitch, and H. D. than five feet, nine inches, and E. J. Segrry b Co. weeks or on one day of this Mrs. Durdy will make their home Taneyhill was best man. After a not more than six feet, four inches BIIX HUGHES, Prop. SP. 5717 Delifea period, is asked to contact Mrs. in Dallas, Tex., where Mr. Durdy wedding trip, the couple will make in height, with weight according Open 7 to 7 Week Days 1620 Market St. — Denver — TA. 4488 their home in Denver, where Mr. Complete Food Service Gerald TeBockhorst, 700 Ivy will represent Hiram C. Gardner, to height; must have reached his Closed Sundays street, FR. 8796. It will be neces Inc. Mehlin is connected with the Vest 22nd birthday, but not his 32nd 598 South Gilpin airport. sary to leave the convent, 700 Mrs. Ethel Collins, the bride’s birthday by Aug. 5, the day of the “ It’s Smart to Ba Thrifty" Fairfax, at 8:30 a.m. and the re mother, is in Denver for her Mr. and Mrs. Leland Foster and examination; and must have a high turn trip vrill start at 12:15 p.m. daughter’s wedding. Mrs. James Davis and daughter, school diploma or the equivalent. IF IT’S VARIETY YOE WANT - TRY The Rev. John W. Scannell has Nancy, will visit California on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Riede an If further information is de J . J . BELLA INSURANCE been presented by the Altar and their vacation. sired, the persons Interested may Rosary society with a new sur nounce the birth of a boy, John E. J. _ McCabe left by plane VARSITY VARIETY Bolger, in St. Joseph’s hospital phone MA. 1133, extension 483, Mario A. Celia Jack J. Celia plice made by the Sisters of the June 19'^ for a business trip to or come to room 404, City and and Good Shepherd from linen do Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Uhl are in New York city. County building. S c " ' I 10c up nated by Mrs. H. J. Ballard. New York city on a vacation. Mrs. Richard Graham will hold STORE "Insurance of All Kinds" Mmes. Albert and Herman Mrs. Leonard Ramsey, who re-, a shower in the home of her par 2070 SO. EMVERSTTY BLVD. Seep decorated the altars for the cently underwent minor surgery, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Col Franciscan 3rd Order Feast of the Sacred Heart. Mmes, has returned to her home from St. lins, 1344 Eudora street, on 42 Yeart of Dependable Service in the Field where Jack Driscol, Mathey Halloran, Joseph’s hospital. Thursday evening, June 22, for Miss Jane Dyer, bride-elect of Slates Meet June 25 Dependability is Essential Harold Lowrey, Howard Crede, Mrs. Alfred O’Meara, Jr., has Howard Martin. The Third Orderjof St. Francis 01\]\IE BRAE Robert Spalding, and Stanley No- gone to Detroit, Mich., for a two- Dr. and Mrs. KempX^ooper have will meet in S t Elizabeth’s church, 1120 Security Bldg. n‘h * oif. Phone KE. 2633 wack, all members of the Mary week vacation. Immaculate circle, have cared for as their guest Mrs. Cooperfs siS' Denver, at 3 p.m. Sunday, June B Shopping District the sanctuary and sacristy the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Houck and ter, Mrs. Stephen Bradford of 25. There will be no officers’ or past two weeks. their two children left June 19 for Fullerton, Calif. She will be joined novices’ meetings. Following the a two-week motor trip through the here in about three weeks by Mr. services in the church there will A housewarming for Mrs. L. K. Northwest. Shumate in her new home, 655 Bradford and their two oldest be a social hour in the basement CONOCO PRODUCTS Word has been received here children. of St. Elizabeth’s school. Bonnie Brae Monaco parkway, featured the Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries June meeting of the Little Flower that Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon, Jr., who Estella G. Murphy, 454 Hudson Last month the Rev. Declan DENVER'S OLDEST CHEVROLET DEALER Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing h Ab b w a b e circle. It was decided to continue is visiting a sister in Minnesota, street, EA. 6655, is the Register Madden, O.PiM., officiated at the the meetings in the form of fell while playing 5vith the chil correspondent. She will accept any annual visitation of the Third Komac Colorizer Paints YV! dren and received severe injuries. B01\NIE BRAE garden parties in the summer items of interest for publication. Order. Sport Goods It's Getting It'i time to liSTS 70ar ra months. COIVOCO SERVICE diator and bloc): cicansd. so A picnic at Fillius park on 724 So. University PE. 9909 2324 E. Exposition SP. 3646 I I your ctifins will mn coolsr. Wednesday, June 28, to which the Also. 1st our szpsrt mschsn- members will bring their children, 65 Boys Attend Annual St. Vincent's HOT! Ica rheck yoar tirss, whstls, will feature the next meeting of Bonnie Brae Preisser's Red & White fuel-line, brakes, a n d 'site , the St. Thomas More circle. B r u g C o o HH trical systtra. Driya with Groraryb f ^ r y andI Market The Ave Maria circle will be Cub Scout Pack Picnic, Play Softball Alfrsd C. Andersen. Owner-Maniget Drive Your safety on yonr vacation t guest of Mrs. William Vaughn Have rouf Doctor phone u* ''AfJcY~'^4EATS. VEGETABLSB; AND (Si. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, graduation services of hersgrand- \ QUAUTY (GROCERIBT^ at a dinner party in her new home, Coyle, L. E. Croft, L. M. Blevins, your Prescription* Denver) George Crener, J. T. Buckmaster, daughter. REASONABLE PRICES tar to EE Authorised Chevrolet 3671 S. Gilpin street. Cherry Beers, Wines, Etc. Free Delivery SPmee 4447 Hills, on Wednesday, June 28. Cub Scout pack 34 held its an P. W. Bowling, J. C. Connors, Mrs. J. Morgan Cline’s sister, 763 So. University RA. 2874 2831 £. Ohio Ave. (So. Unfv. end Ohio) Flat Rate Price* Mrs. Jim Austin was hostess to nual picnic June 15. "rhere were James Dean, P. D. Dolan, and Mrs. Paul Green, and her hus St. John’s circle in her home on about 65 boys present. The pack Sam January. band of San Jose, Calif., are visit RR June 8. Mmes. William Dee and treasury fund made it possible to The albs were taken care of by ing in Denver for several days. Robert Dee, Jr., received the have coffee, soda pop, and ice Mrs. L. W. Deuschle in the month Mrs. Catherine Haney Colleton, SOUTH GAYLORD lIJSW ifeirl" VIMER bridge awards. Mrs. Eugene cream for refreshments. A soft- of May, and Mrs. George Crener is with her daughter, Maureen, of O’Meara was a welcome guest. ball game and other games were caring for them in June. New Castle, Wyo., are visiting her played. mother, Mrs. Lee Haney A dinner party at the Top of Mrs. Mary Hegge cared for the opping District the Park, followed by bridge at The Altar and Rosary society’s flowers in May, and Mrs. A. J. 4 5 5 BROADVYAY • TELEPHONE PEurt 4641 monthly Communion will be in the NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Horne is taking care of them in Rstat« of Nellie MXler, Mental Incompetent, o’clock Mass on July 2. The 8 June. No. 84698 monthly meeting will be postponed Notice if hereby riven tbft on the 5th from the first Monday, July 3, un Mr. and Mrs. J, V. Coleman and day of July, 1950, 1 will pretent to the DR. D. G: BOOREN FRED LUCCI til the second Monday, July 10. daughter, Dolores Lane, returned County Court of the City and County of CATHEDRAL PARISH from Kansas City, where they at Denver. Colorado, my fceounta for FINAL -OPTOMETRIST- The meeting will be held in the SETTLEMENT of the adminittraCion of home of Mrs. M. B. Mahoney, 1882 tended the ordination and First
PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene4205 Thursday, June 22, 1950
\ City-Wide Group Dedicated to Mary Exchange Vows Wed in St. Catherine's HUMMELS Mr. and Mrs.i Denver^e Leading Leo C. Carter of) First Saturday Qub Passes Milestone 24 33 W. 39th Delicateaen avenue, Denver, Family Size By M a r io n W oods vada was the instigator of the Sodality union; Lucile- Murphy, announce the organization, membership in president of the Ozanam club; marriage of their j ONE OF DENVER’S young which is open to all Catholic Isabel McNamara, president of Chicken Pot Pie est city-wide organizations, the daughter, Jean- ’ women in Denver and vicinity. the Archbishop’s guild; Bess nine Carter, .Jo^ Picnic Foods First Saturday Luncheon club, Luncheon meetings are held on Reesmann, president of the Lo- is about to celebrate its first Joseph A. Richey,; the first Saturday of the month retto Heights Alumnae associ* nephew of Mr. _ Milwaukee Sausage six months of successful propa in a downtown hotel, and out ation; and Catherine O’Brien, gation of Marian devotion.i It is and Mrs. C. Mc-j Friday Diihat standing speakers have, been Miss LaTourette’s successor in Manaman. T h e the first such group in this area. featured. the Sodality union. CASSEROLES TO TAKE OUT Mrs. John P. Downs of Ar- marriage took The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, As the membership has in place in St. Ca 311 E. 7lh KE. 1986 Archbishop of Denver, has given creased and the organizational therine’s church. his approval to the group and work has become heavier, this The Rev. Robert INTERIOR OLOSS appointed the Rev. William J. committee has been enlarged by Syrianey offici- ^ Monahan as its spiritual direc the addition of Mmea. Earl ated. JoAnn Ep son, niece of the A hiffh lu s tr e tor. In addition to the original Baker, R. H. Luckenbach, and bride, was maid enamel-like finish aim of spreading devotion to Henry Smith, and Misses Ann Our Lady of Fatima, knowledge Campbell, Marjorie O’Neil, and of honor. that produces the of her apparitions, and fulfill Marion Woods. The bride is a sheen of an ex ment of her requests, the Arch graduate of Ca- pensive en a m el The initial meeting was held bishop asked the clul) to "Jiray last February in Daniels and t h e d r a 1 high job. A durable, for an increased number of vo school. The young hard wearing fin Fisher’s. An overflow crowd of cations to the priesthood and about 140 delighted the organ couple are mak ish for those de the religious life, particularly ing their home in siring chsrm at izers, whose anticipations had in this archdiocese. A prayer been much more modest This S t Catherine’s parish.- •(Photo by Fountain Larue) low cost. Avail for vocations is said at each able !h five smart colors and a beauti meeting was addressed by the meeting o f the group. Very l^v. Monsignor David M. ful white. Use Interior Gloss for true Maloney. satisfaction. • * * THE ORIGINAL COMMIT- Fr. Moran Describes Visit 4 9 5 TEE responsible for organizing SUBSEQUENT MEETINGS Price Per Gallon the club and its activities was have been held in the Albany comprised of presidents of hotel and featured speakers With Pope h r Aid Society the principal Catholic women’s have been th« Rev. William J. Mulcahy, the R t Rev. Mon PICTURED ABOVE are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rudolph Folby's Paints groups of the city. Mrs. Downs The members of St Vincent’s be leaving for Mullen home and was chairman of the group that signor William H. Higgins, and Mayerle, Jr., whose marriage took place in Annunciation Aid society were the guests of other hornet. Th^ graduation 32 Broadway PE. 2940 included Misses Rita La Tour- the Rev. Richard C. Hiester. church, Denver, on June 10 before the Rev, James Moynihan. Mrs. Ella Mullen Weekbaugh at Matt wat celebrated by a for- ette, president' of the Denver At each meeting Marian litera Mrs. Mayerle is the former Colleen Jean Atkinson, daughter of the June meeting held in her Den nter St. Vincent’t boy. ture is distributed with the r«- Mr. and Mrs. Dee Atkinson of New Castle. She was given in marriage ver home. The president, Mrs. W. Sister Frances also said that by her father. Miss Jean Atkinson of New Castle was maid of honor, J. McGettigan, presided. several babies were being trans and bridesmaids were Mmes. Theresa Hawk and C. J. Heit of Denver. The guest speaker was the Rev. ferred from the Infant of Prague THE CHIC A i;0 MKT. Glenna Hawk was flower girl and Robert Atkinson was ring-bearer. John Moran, pastor of St. John nursery to ^t. Vincent’s home, and HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mayerle, Sr., of 3927 the Evangelist’s parish, who gave a that there are now mahy babies Frozen Foods — Groceries — Bakery Goods Wynkoop, Denver, was attended by Phil Gramont, Jr., as best man. brief outline of his Holy Year pil arailable for adoption. 614 15TH ST. AL.6920 Ushers were C. J. Heit and Glenn Hawk. grimage to Rome. Father Moran The nqvena for the intentions Following the ceremony a reception was held in the Slovenian had the privilege of a special audi of the Aid members and friends Entrance on ISth Street Next to New Poet Bnitdfnt hall. Since their return from a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Mayerle ence with the Holy Father. of the home was concluded. are living at 3927 Wynkoop street.— (Photo by Jerome) Father Moran said the sweet Throughout the month of June smile and gentle manner of His groups of St. Vincent’s boys will Holiness soon put him at ease, and be taken tlo Our Lady of the Rock- INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS that he felt deep emotion when ies camp torf( two weeks’ vacation Zack-Major Wedding Held the Holy Father clasped his hand. The meeting was adjourned with DENVER Father Moran tolt^of the deep the serving of refreshments in faith of the Italian laity and their Mrs. Weekbaugh’s garden. Fort Morgan Flour Mills In Church at Estes Park great love for the Holy Father. FORT MORGAN He described the pilgrimage from Estes. Park.— Charles Thomas ter of the bridegroom, was brides Paris to Lourdes, which was par maid. Marvin Major, a sophomore Regis Women's Club BRANCHES A T ~ Zack and Alice Margaret Major ticipated in by 2(),000 persons exchanged wedding vows June 10 at Colorado A. & M., and brother from all parts of the world. of the bride, was best man, and Changes Meeting Date LONGMONT . . . YUMA before a Nuptial Mass offered by Miss Ida Callahan gave the dean the Rev. Francis Kappes in Our Thomas Categin of New Jersey Because of the national holiday, HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE served as an attendant. Miss Ar- ery report. Mrs. R. F. Brink gave Lady of the Mountains church an account of the ACCW meeting, the meeting of the Regis Women’s villa Major of Longmont sang an MILLERS AND HANDLERS here. and talked about the work the club, held on the first Tuesday of The bride’s sister. Miss Eileen “ Ave Maria” and “ Oh Lord, I Am each second ' month, will not be OP FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, Not Worthy,” accompanied by Catholics are doing for the Span Major of Windsor, served as maid ish-speaking people. held on Tuesday, July 4, it was PIISENER Pa r l e y , o a t s , a n d m il l of honor. Miss Marianne Zack, sis- Miss Jo Ann Davis. Sitter Frances said that five announced by Mrs. Lito Gallegos FEEDS Immediately following the cere Mrx. John P. Downi boyi had been graduated from of 474 Adams street, Denver, mony, a wedding breakfast was newly elected president of the or Country Shippenl St. Vincent’s home and would quest that members pass it on Miss Ann O'Neil served by Mrs. H. E. Smith in the ganization. BEER Contign Your Shipment To V* to others after reading.’ These Ranchhouse near Estes Park. Mrs. The meeting in July will be held pamphlets and leaflets have Virginia Wertz of Longmont, sis on Tuesday, July 11. Announce been furnished .free of charge Host to members ter of the bride, served the beauti Square Dance Held ment of the planned program will by Michael Grace of New York fully decorated wedding cake, after be made on Thursday, June 29. city. the first piece had been cut by the C A R L S O N Finest Quality Encouraging as has been the Of LaKota Group bride and served to the brid^ By Paramount Club groom. response of Denver’s Catholic The Paramount club held its so women, it is hoped that many Miss Ann O’Neil entertained After a week’s wedding trip, the F R IN K DAIRY FOODS the LaKota Study club, Denver, couple are residing at 2121 Sixth cial June 13 in the Catholic Char more will avail themselves of ities annex. The evening was spent this opportunity each month to June 8. Miss Nora Brophy pre avenue in Greeley. Mr. Zack is sided, and guests of the after the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. in entertainment and square danc MILKS- unite with others in an effort to ing. There was accordion music learn more of the Fatima mes noon were Sister M. Philip of Mt. Irvin Major of ’.'Mndsor. She was Golden Guernsey St. Benedict’s school, Crookston, graduated from Windsor high played by Marlyn Nelson, grand sage and its implications and daughter of Mrs. Renaud, arul Homogenized Vitamin D to fulfill more adequately the Minn., niece of Mrs. Theodore Kit- school with the class of 1947 and tleson, and Mrs. T. S. Stewart, is now a senior at C.S.C.E., where singing by Mrs. Robinson’s daugh •FRINK-the Btsf requests made there by Our ter, Margaret, from St. 'Louis. Blessed Mother. mother of Sister Philip. Sister she will be graduated in the fall Y o i n i CREAM-BUHER- * * * Philip read a poem, “ The Newly quarter. She is a member of the There also were'special prizes and Delta Omicron national honorary refreshments. BUTTER MILK THERE ARE NO member Ordained,’’ dedicated to the Rev. APPREOATE James F. Kittleson, son o f Mr. and music sorority, Newman club. The members are planning a COTTAGE CHEESE ship dues and no expenses be picnic supper in Rocky Mountain Mrs. Kittleson. He was ordained Rifle club, and Spur. la (tci. l» * I Carlson's Delicious yond the price of the luncheon. park Sunday,“ da June 25, at 3 p.mt THE FINER No special pledge is signed and in the Cathedral of the Immacu Mr. Zack is the son of Mr. and IC E CREAM »fl Mrs. Anton Zachkowski of Gree Anyone interested in going should no specific obligation assumed late Conception on June 3. Mrs. •uBcriof Mt? ley. He was graduated from Pay- call Mrs. Laugl^an, (JL. 1691, or Wb» FLAVOR OF At your store or at your door in membership. Most Catholics DeRose gave a talk on “ The Mrs. Desmond^^E. 1940. are now enrolled in one or Movies.’’ The next meeting will be held in pHONt MAIN 4111 WAL TIM'S another of the nation-wide Also present, were Mmes. Mc- the Catholic Charities annex, Den groups pledged to Rosary reci Gettigan, F. X. Krabacher, J. J. ver, on June 27. ______The CARLSON-FRINK C o . tation and compliance with the O’Neil, Sam Weber, J. A. Peter son, Fred H. Kemme, T. J. Camp Denver's Quality Dairy — MAin 0111 First Saturday and other Fa tima devotions, and so no at bell, and Paul T. Hodges. MILE HIGH tempt has been made to impose DISTRIBUTING CO. any further obligations. DENVER The forthcoming meeting, Crimmins-Tabor July 1, will be addressed by the Rev. Sebastian Egan, O.F.M. Nuptials Are Held Th« firms lUtsd litre dtstrvt irs OLD-FASHIONED TO BE DIRTY! be remembered whtn you are dis- Miss Marilyn Tabor, daughter 'J O d ik s f tributinf your petronofo to the dif ENJOY A CLEAN HOME THE YEAR AROUND ferent Unes of business. of Mr. and Mrs. Anton F. Tabor of need it/ 4023 Alcott street, Denver, ^came WITH A KILLAM GAS BURNER. the bride of Larry H. Crimmins in Itft • wise mother who servos This spring get rid of coal dirt forever. Install a touble St. Catherine’s church June 10. American Beauty Spag free, automatic Killom Gas Burner. Cleon o b la s t The Beer That WESTERKAMP'S The bride was given in marriage hetti to her children. by her father, and Margie Ortiz winter's cc^l dirt and ashes, and say "Thank Goodness Made Milwaukee. Famous KE. 9043 5106 Wash. Contains all ihe vital that job is (done forever." Coll Killom tor tree estimotes. was maid of honor. Betty and elements needed by EVEEYTHING A GOOD GROCERT Helen Tabor, sisters of the bride, Easy financing. MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. SBOtUiD HAVE . and Doris Crimmins, sister of the growing bodies BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES —— WE DELIVER — bridegroom, were bridesmaids. and brains. ; Robert M; — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; Donald Dewhurst was best man, (2S> and Joe DiPaolo, J’ames Walsh, KiUomOkS BURNER CO. and Joe Adduce! were ushers. Mrt. Charlei T. Zack MANUPACTUUU AND HIATIN* IN«INIHS Cherie Rose was flower girl, and 260 BkoADWAY RACE 2871 Gerry Craig was ring-bearer. nesville, Minn., high school in 1941 Following the ceremony, a wed and served two years in the marine ding breakfast was served in the corps. He was graduated from Tall and home of the bride’s parents and C.S.C.E. this spring with a major a reception was held later. The in industrial arts and a minor in young couple left on a wedding science. When in school he was a trip to North Caroline, where they member of the Delta Phi Delta will make their home. The bride honorary art fraternity and Rifle groom is a storekeeper in the club, and president of the New Frosty U.'S. Navy. man club. The flavor mosHolks We(dded in St. Catherine's The particular tea drinker is like best Vi one who is particular about his ...and tea. Be attentive to quality. Can it costs you less! terbury will fill the require ments— Canterbury’s richness, To Make Good TEA malkes better tea — robust, cool, the Steps Are 3 refreshing.
1. Have the water for your tea Forty Punch Boiling, boiling merrily! . 1 cup frathly made tea Tea bag or teaspoon, it matters 1 cup sugar not 2 cups water One for each cup on Three minutes or more—>no less Pour hot tea over sugAr, add water, cool. THE CHARLES L*Tl EYS, JR., Whose marriage took place in St. Catherine’s church, Denver, before the Rev will do it! Add orange and lemon juice. Just before Robert Syrianey, are shown above. The bride is the former Georgia J. serving, add carbonated water. If served Renfro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Renfro of 5085 Quitman p.s. For iced Tea, use half again as in punch bowl, add thin slices of orange. street, Denver. Sh'e was given in marriage by her father and was much y a and plenty of ice. Serves 8. attended by Miss Florence Martella as maid of honor and Misses Nancy Holly and Virginia Renfro as bridesmaids. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charle# Liley, Sr. He was attended by James Liley as best man, and ushers were David Flook, Courtland Riffe, Alex RIsoli, and Eddie Carelli, all of Denver. A reception was held in the clubroom of the Cosmopolitan hotel, following which the couple left for a wedding trip at the Broadmoor WAY hotel in Colorado Springs. They will live in Denver upon their return. Mr. Liley is a graduate of the University of Denver, and Mrs. Lilty was graduated from North high sehooL^lPhoto by Jerome) ^ m m Thursday, June 22, 1950 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 ?AGB SEVEN Useless to Ar^ne Berlin.—nr. Otto Dibellus, Prot- DR. JAMES P. eatant Evengelical Bishop of Btr- Q huhik. ^jU ti^m ihip, GBAY lin, said he eonsiders it useless to continue correspondence with lead + + + + Optomstritt ers of the East German govern People Without a Country Discover riSVAL CARE ment regarding reported anti- Children of 2 Nations EYES EXAMINED Christian tendencies in the Soviet riSVAL TRAINING zone. Encouragement, Freedom, Security \ 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1616 Calif. St. _ o n e / t o r e o n l y _ Phona for Appointment Q u a l i t y In Hew Home in St. Joseph's Parish .. TA. 8888 •e w e l e r s By Lettie Morrow H c u i a j p ^ & . Displaced persons, people literally without a country, are Mr, and Mrs. Marek Pro- choruk, who possess none of the privileges, duties, immunities, nor protections that citi zenship in a nation entails. • CUSTOM-BUILT FURNITURE Despite this fact, Mr. and Mrs. MADE TO ORDER Prochoruk have not felt and child became tomething of alone and abandoned in thia worl • Furniture Re-Upholstered & Restyled As members of the Catholic a problem. Marek ehote not to Church, they have been aware of go back to Poland, lo he became Free Etiimates the fact that they have possessed an International. Italy refuied a “ citizenship” in that great or to give Internationals citizen Friendly ganization, and that she has pro ship. DREAMREST MFG. CO. tected and cared for them and According to Italian law, a wo J. Syoder theirs in both spiritual and tem man assumes the nationality of 1124 18th (Catholic Prop.) CH. 7988 Personal poral needs. her husband if she marries a citi Spiritually, wherever they hap zen of another country, and, of pened to be, the Church has con course, all the children born of Service ferred upon the Prochoruks her the union assume the citizenship sacraments— and in the sacrament of the father, but Marek had no of Baptism it has conferred "citi citizenship! So that is why Maria zenship” in the Church upon their “guesses’’ that she is still an Ital children. ian citizen and that Anna Maria F O R S A L E Two-year-old Anaa Maria, is, tool whoia national statni !$ a bit Because Italian citizens were uncertain, but whose mother given preference in jobs after the USED TWO MANUAL PIPE ORGAN "thinki” she it Italian^ became war, it was hard for Marek to get ■ Old-fasbioned friendliness a “ citisan” in Gallantine. Italy. work, says Maria. Consequently, the family went hungry often She Approximately 450 Pipes with following specification! Her baby sister, Catenna (al and sincere helpfulness figure and Marek wanted desperately to ready Americanized to Cathy), make a good life for themselves P ^ a l Organ ) who is an American citizen be and little Anna Maria. Their 16' Bourdon 8' Swell to Pedal largely in our service. Every cause she was bom in Denver prayers wfere answered when they ANNA MARIA PROCHORUK, bom in Italy, hold 8' Great to Pedal member of our staff puts the March 20, 1950, became a citizen learned that they could come to of the Church April 27, when Fa the United States under the aus ing her baby sister, Caterina (Cathy), bom in the United Swell Organ ther John Guzinski of St, Joseph’s pices of NCWC. States in March, is shown above. interests of the family first, (Polish) parish baptized her; her Anna Maria and her mother, Mrs. Marek Prochoruk, are Italian 8' Stopped Diapason 4' Flute odparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Maria it enthutiattic about citizens, “thinks” Mrs. Prochoruk. But there is no doubt that little 8' Viola 2' Fifteenth ■and does not measure the f. "yelenick. tha United States at a home fpr Cathy is a citizen of the United States. In temporal affairs, through all hartalf and her daughters. Wo Great Ol*gan + + + amount of service performed the vicissitudes of war, the Church men have to much more freedom 8' Open Diapason 4' Principal here, the tayt, hei' dark eyes liver oil as for little Cathy. Anna has been much help to the Procho has a gas range and a washing ma 8' Flute 8' Dulciana by financial considerations. ruks, and it is because of the as sparkling and her face lighting chine! Few of the wealthy have Maria is getting her share of milk, sistance of the Church that little up with a smile. those luxuries in Italy. orange juice, and cod-liver oil now, Swell to Great Coupler Cathy is noW a citizen of the She likes the kind of clothes the As for having a baby here— says Maria. 14 H.P. Blower United States, and the other three fair sex in the United States wears well, little Cathy was born in St Yet, if one Judgei from little* in the family will undoubtedly too, and she and her little daugh Joseph’s hospital. A doctor was things Maria says, one realizes Space Required: have an opportunity of becoming ters were dressed comfortably in attendance; Maria was given an that she came from - the privi 12' X 10' 17' Height at center U.S. citizens. American on Denver’s last warm anesthetic. She had excellent pre leged class of Italy. She herself 12' Height at sides For it was under the auspices Sunday, wearing ■ cool, short- natal care at a neighborhood clinic. has had the equivalent of an of the NCWC that Mr. and Mrs, sleeved cotton dresses, and open Little Cathy, who has been a American high school education, ESTABLISHED work, play shoes. Prochoruk and Anna Maria came frail child, has also had wonderful and her brother, Alfihro, hat Only O w U installed to the United States. When their Marek is not very enthusiastic professional care since birth. had three yearz at a university ship docked in New York city, it about many of the customs of Maria doubts that this, her law school. was priests and laity of the Ca American women. “ I bought my youngest child, would have lived It is no wonder that Maria feels tHoiron SSen'Chopels self a pair of blue jeans about a "*«Oias.E. iKEystona 6297 KEystoM «298 tholic Church who met and wel had she been born in Italy as that life in the United States is Wells Music comed them and speeded them, month ago,” Maria explains, “ but was Anna Maria. For even at more abundant for the poor than 1527 Ctavclond Place via train, westward. In Chicago, Marek will not let me wear them. birth no doctor there attended it is for the upper classes in Italy. HOME OF THE STEINWAY too, NCWC workers helped them He is very conservative.” Anna Maria and her mother— She likes it here. She is glad that 1629 CALIFORNIA ST. NBC BUILDING change trains so that, they could She also likes housekeeping only a midwife. There were no her daughters can grow up here, DENVER, COLO. reach Ft. Collins, where Mr. Pro here. She lives in a basement “ formulas’’ prescribed for Anna citizens both of the United States choruk had a farm job. They ar apartment in Cahita court. She Maria, no orange juice nor cod- and the Church. rived in Colorado in November. Pressure Purge Your Radiator When the harvest was finally completed, other jobs that Mr. f o r Cooler Summer Driving Prochoruk procured lasted only a Don Bosco Director Appeals $ Q .5 0 few days at a time. Monsignor w all makes of can Elmer J. Kolka helped the Procho ruks. Although a carpenter by Camp Depends on Others' Generosity (Chemicals Included) trade in the long years before the war, Mr. Prochoruk is now work THIRTY BOYS of the Don lads who need and want the untarily assisted at Mass and ing as a dishwasher at the Brown Bosco club are hoping for an benefits o f the club. participated in the Rosary every TO PERSONAL, Palace hotel. unforgettable two weeks in Last year Father “ Abbie” day. Sayi he, “ Denver may not al camp. The realization of their and 12 of the boys held their On Thursday, June 29, at RELIABLE, AND COMPLETE \1335 Broadway H3t4 Aeoma ways be our home, but Amer hopes depends on the generosity first camp in the Wild Basin 7:30 p.m. Fa^er Abercrombie ica will, 1 hope,” of others. Father Leonard Aber area in the South St. Vrain can will snow mo^es taken at last INVESTMENT J M A IN 3 1 1 1 He uses the word hope with crombie, director of the group, yon. The generosity of friends year’s camp and invites all in reason, for the war taught him is appealing for donations to of the club and other Register terested to come to the recrea SERVICE that the best laid plans oft go make this year’s camp possible. readers made possible a week tion room in St; Francis de astray, even to the point that a Contributions of cash, of food, o( hiking, swimming, horseback Sales’ rectory, 301 S. Sherman person may become, as he has, o f equipment, or o f service will riding, fishing, games', and street, to see the films and meet a man without a country. be welcomed. crafts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles other friends of the club. RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. Slender, blue-eyed Marek Pro The Don Bosco club is made Hotz generously gave free use choruk is Polish. In the German up of lads between 10 and 17 of a cabin after the boys had CABIN FACILITIES a r e You con depend upon BOSWORTH-SULLIVAN * GENERAL TIRES and Russian invasion of Poland, years of age. Many of them been “ rained out” of their tents. again being provided by Mr. to give you personal, reliable, and complete invest- he fought with the Polish army in come from broken homes, some ,A small staff of assistants do and Mrs. Hotz. In addition rnent service and advice , . . whether you're merely have been in difficulty with the nated their services. • $500 is required to finance the General Batteries defense of his native land. When seeking information or wish to buy or sell securities Poland fell, he was taken prisoner law. None of them is blessed two-week camp for 30 boys KRAFT RECAPPING by the Russians and sent to a Si with the abundance of privileges MEMBERSHIP in the Don Aug. 13 to 26. Donations of in small oi* large amounts. berian labor camp, where he re and prerequisites that is the lot Bosco club is not limited to food and other supplies will also of most American boys. Catholics. The spiritual program GENERAL] mained until Russia joined the be received grat^ully. Coun Write or visit BOSWORTH-SULLIVAN soon. 1 Kralt Inspected Allies against Germany, and the of last year’s camp included selors and a cook, are also «JtS9UEECEE Polish prisoners were released to LESS THAN FOUR YEARS daily Mass and Rosary for the needed. Any man who can give Our personnel, our library, and our research depart ^ Used Tires join the Free Polish army under ago Father Abercrombie or Catholic campers. Attendance hii^ services, or anyone who can ment ore at your service . . . without any obligation. the English. ganized the group. Originally all was not required of the non- donate money or food, is asked' G.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA. 6604 Mr. Prochoruk then trained in its members were residents at Catholics, but they were asked to contact the Rev. Leonard England and fought in Persia, the boys' home at 9 Pearl street, to find quiet occupation during Abercrombie at St. Francis de BOSWORTH, SULLIVAN S COMPANY, Inc. Iraq, Palestine, Egypt, and finally Denver, More recently its mem the time of the religious exer Sales’ rectory, 301 $. Sherman Italy. bership has been open to other cises. Actually all campers vol- street, PE. 6400. JOHN J. SULUVAN, Prttijtnf It was in Gallatine, Italy, where + + .+ .+ + . KE. <241 Enjoy a lifetime of smooth shaving with a he met Maria Aldo. Her brother, Alfoiero, asked Marek to visit in the Aldo home. At that time, Religious Exercises for Campers 6 6 0 SEVENTEENTH ST. -DENVER, COLORADO Maria explains, the Italian people SCHICK "Super'" Electric Shaver considered the soldiers of these foreign armies as their “ libera tors." It was only the generals and politicians who were behind Mussolini and in sympathy with the Germans. The Italian people, I as a whole, disliked the alliance. When first she saw Marek, Maria, then only 17 years old, fell deeply in love with him. He was 10 years her senior and Alfoiero, she says, didn’t want her to marry .50 the “ Polander,” but her mother 2 2 liked him. Asked if she and Marek often dated, as .young people do here in the United States, Maria exclaimed in an excited mixture of Italian and English, “ Poor Pamore de Dio, no!” She and Marek were never unchaperoned, never saw each other alone, until after they were married in a big military wedding that took place in the evening in St. Catherine’s church in her home Here is the "super" gift for any man! Gives a town of GallaUne. It was not until the cloi# of truly smooth, clean shove with no effort at all... the war that Maria’i citizen- shoves ANY whiskers, The comb edge guides, each whisker into shearing slots. Arid what's SPECIALIZING IN more, it con be used either A C or DC. EXAMINING THE EYES The Denver— Men’s Shop—Street Floor TREATING • Sinus Infections • Colds '^^EmRj)RY$ODS0). • Hoy-Fever Dr. Hugh 0 . Brown, •Whtft Otnvtr Sitops wilh CooWtfW*'- KlystPR# O.D. D .C * THIS PICTURE was taken last summer 1 Abercrombie is celebrant of the Mass, attended by 1542 Cleveland PI. TA. 7312 at' Camp Don Bosco, The Rev. Leonard | campers. ON 1950 STVDEBAKER CHAMPION 2 DOOR SEDAN DISPLAY FOUR BIG ST. PATRICK'S PARISH ANNUAL BAZAAR-JUNE 29, 30, JULY 1 & 2 NIGHTS OF FUIV DELICIOUS SPAGHETTI DINNER 8,000 ITEMS-GAMES REFRESHMENTS IHURSDAV, JUNE » , 5 TO SM PaM INQUIRE NOW ABOUT THE MANY OTHER AHRACTIONS ADULTS $1.00-CHILDREN 50c I NEW STUDEBAKER I West 34th & Pecos—Gr. 0509 1 PAGE EIGHT \OHice, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone/ KEystone 42 05 Thursday, June 22, 1950 Msgr. M aloney 'Silver Dollar' Chest JULY 4 IS TENTATIVE DATE FOR FIELD DAY Is Officiant at HELD EVERY YEAR BY YOUTH COUNCIL (Catholic Youth Council, Denver) Niece's Nuptials Tuesday, July 4, is the day tentatively set for the third annual All-Catholic Field day, one of the out Marriage vows were exchanged standing activities of the Catholic Youth council. Several hundred members of the various youth clubs at 4 o’clock Sunday aftenioon, June 11, in St Mary’s church, of Denver and vicinity are expected to join in the all-day outing held at a mountain site. Littleton, by Miss Marilyn Malo It is probable that Our Lady ney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of the Rockies camp, Catholic All who want to see the DenverBlystone, who will be married a 9-4 decision to Loyola’s club John M. Maloney of Gary, Ind., Charities boys’ camp above Ever Bears tangle with the Wichita In July 1. Sunday but hopes to do better in and Sam N. Winningham, son of green, will again be available for dians should call Marge Welte, its game this Sunday at 3 o’clock Mr. and Mrs. Neal Winningham of the outing. The field day has been Mother of God YPC on field No. 1. AL. 1673, by Friday, June 23; to Burlington, Colo. The Very Rev. hel(f there for the past two years. Plans All-Day Outing Mr. and Mrs. Joe Craig are the The schedule of activities' calls make reservations for the game on Monsignor DaVid Maloney, Assist (Mother of God Young People'* parents of a girl horn June 13. for a Field Mass to start the day, FViday, June 30. Tickets are $1.10. ant Chancellor of the Archdiocese Club) Both were formerly very active in picnic lunches by the various The group will assemble at 7 of Denver, and uncle of the bride, The Young People’s club of St Francis’ club. officiated. The Rev. Frederick D. clubs, competitive track and field o’clock sharp at the Reese House, events between the various clubs, Colfax and Pennsylvania streets, Mother of God parish will hold an McCallin was present in the sanc all-day picnic at Evans’ ranch and an all-star softball game. Hik from where transportation will be K-Ducat Members Enjoy tuary. Sunday, June 25. Transportation ing, outdoor sports, and indoor provided. , Mountain Picnic, Hayrid^ Warner Imig sang “ Panis An- will be provided and an alfresco gelicus” and the Bach-Gounod dancing are also enjoyed. There will be horseback riding (K-Ducat Young People’* Club) It was to the buildings o f Our meal will be served at a nominal “ Ave Maria.” He was accompanied on Thursday, June 22. The group fee. Reservations must be made Bergen park was the scene of by Miss Wilma Gerspach at the Lady of the Rockies camp that will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the CY(5 members contributed their for this affair to enable the com the picnic of the K-Ducat club organ. Miss Mayme Diffey sang NCOS club. mittee to purchase the food and ar Sunday evening, June 18. About at the reception. time and talent in painting two summers ago. President Mike Sachse has ap range transportation. Full de 40 members enjoyed the outing. The bride was given in marriage pointed the new Cathedral Call tails may be had from Miss Erma The first hayrack ride of the by her father. Miss Phyliss Bundy Final preparations have been made for the CYC booth at the staff: Chairman, Tom Kenneally; Kattau, president, by calling her season was held Wednesday eve of Santa Monica, Calif., was the artist, Mary Meneghini; typist, at RA, 6151. Softball, horseback ning, June 21, at Glasier’s barn, maid of honor, and Miss Mary Lit Silver Dollar Days, June 29 and 30, and July 1. The council is Alice Gallagher; and printer, Phil riding, and dancing will be fea followed by dancing and refresh>- tle of Kalamazoo, Mich., and Miss Grommet. This staff will serve tured. ments. Patricia Tillotson of Denver were sponsoring the display of a beau until next year’s election of of The religious discussion group Tentative plans for another the bridesmaids. The junior brides tiful Philco combination radio- phonograph. The machine has ficers. They will appreciate all will meet in the church hall Wed-, play have been made by the clulj. maid was Miss Linda Winningham, members’ co-operation in submit nesday, June 28, at 8 p.m. It will probably be held in early sister of the bridegroom. Eileen been on exhibition in the parlors of the Knights of Columbus club ting any information of interest. September. Practice will begiji Maloney of Holyoke, Mass., cousin Southsiders Thank soon. ; of the bride, was the flower ^irl. house for the past two weeks. A squwe' dance session is sched Mike Winningham of Burling Members of all clubs are urged uled for Friday; June 23, at the Northside Club to intensify their woik on the K. of C. hall at 8:30 p.m. ton acted as his brother’s best man. (St. Franci* de Sale*‘YPC) council project, which will bene Sunday, June 25, is “ baby sit FISHERMEN The ushers included James Ma St. Francis’ club thanks the THE CEDAR CHEST that is the project cochairmen. Left to right, standing, are Mrs. Char fit both the council and its affili ting” day at the Infant of Prague loney of Gary,,Ind., brother of the Blessed Martin Young People’s FELT SOLES j bride; George Winningham and of the Archbishop’s guild, Denver, in the lotte Brinegar and Miss Sophie Sunedsh, cochair ated clubs. nursery. Girls interested are asked to call Frances Schweiger, club of St. Dominic’s parish for Vulcanized : Russ Wilcox of Burlington, and Knights of Columbus Silver Dollar Days, June 29, men. Miss Margaret Lynch, chairman, is seated.— the invitation to the party held at ZYPC Planning GL. 2661. Lynn Lipson of Denver. 30, and July* 1, is examined by the chairman and (Photo by Smyth) St. Domihic’s June 14. All who ROY SYSTEM, INC.i A reception was held in the iergen Park Picnic Virginia Laivell has gone to her SHOE REPAIR h - f + . + + + + + -f- attended had an enjoyable time. Brotdwty »t (nrinrton 8P. 41ll| Onyx room of the Brown Palace (Cathedral Young People’s Club) home in Chatfield, Minn., for the The club’s softball team dropped hotel. The couple are spending A good old-fashioned picnic is summer. their wedding trip at the Broad being planned for Sunday, June Mary Ann Heffernan and Edith moor hotel in^olorado Springs Guild Fills Chest for Dollar Days 25, at Bergen park. There will he Alivetti, who are making a pilgrim ENROLL NOW FOR SUMMER CLASSE$ and Estes Park. They will make games and delicious food for the age to Rome, send greetings. their home in Las Animas, where (Archbithop’i Guild, Denver) will be made by all conimittee Bletied Martin Circle healthy appetites that the moun Margaret Sweeney, club corre for Secretarial or Bookkeeping Courses! Mr. Winningham will be head chairmen. Miss Catharine Ma Mrs. Eileen Koester entertained tain air has a tendency to whet. coach at the high school^ The Archbishop’s guild has spondent for the Register, is re loney, chairman of the catechetical the Blessed Martin circle in her Those interested should meet at covering from an attack of mumps Our streamlined instructions will fH you for a Good j Mrs. Winningham received her filled a cedar chest to be given p.m, at the Grant street side of away July 1, the last day of the committee, asks the circles to home June 14. Cupid’i Corner Position in the minimum of time.. B.A. degree June 10 from the Uni bring their convent donations to Our Lady of Fatima Circle the Capitol steps. Transportation versity of Colorado. She was a Knights of Columbus Silver Dollar will be furnished and the cost is Congratulations and best wishes Days. Miss Margaret I^nch, chair the meeting. Mrs. Mary Kinkel Miss Patricia Pimpl has gone C K I N member o f the modem choir, par requests any pieces of finished to New York and Washington, $ 1. to Bernice Choquette and Jim SON ticipated in the Little theater, man, with her cochairmen, Mrs. linen be turned in at the meeting. D. C., for a three-week vacation. SECRETARIAL and belonged to Spur, Hesperia, Charlotte Brinegar and Miss So SCHOOL Missals will be presented to all Mortar Board, and the National phie Sunedsh, is asking for Volun She is accompanied by her sister. girls who have organized new cir Education society. She served as teers from the guild to work all or St. Anthony’s Circle 'Growing Pains' Somettrhes 1232 Pennsylvania KE. 1448 cles by Mrs. Cecilia Scheunemann, business editor of the campus part of any evening of the affair, Mrs. Elizabeth Markey w»s chairman of membership. This will (paper. The Window. she also asks for any miscellaneous hostess to the circle June 15. The . Mr. Winningham, a veteran of linens that members might care to be the last general meeting of the group sewed garments for the In Rheumatic Fever Symptoms two years’ service in the navy, donate. The circles are reminded guild’s fiscal year. fant; of Prague nursery. Monsi Grandma called them "growing The symptoms are joint pains, majored in physical education at again to send in the three-dollar New Circle Formed gnor Joseph O’Heron was a guest pains,” hut she should have wor general bad feeling, weakness, Catholic Military High the University of Colorado. He was assessment to cover expenses. Oh June 12, a new circle of the at the meeting. One of the mem ried more. loss of appetite, pallor, circles un a member of the National Educa All members are requested to Archbishop’s guild was formed in bers showed colored movie films Beware of “ growing pains,” der the eyes, nose bleeds, anemia, School of M. I. standing west says the Colorado State Medical increased pulse, and temperature tion society. make returns on their tickets as the home of Mrs. Cecilia Scheune of the kindergarten children. of Chicago. Distinctive blue early as possible. Cigarettes, by mann, 2035 Routt street. Lake- Blessed Sacrament Circle society. They can he one of the that may be only one or two de the carton, will be handled in the wood. The following are the new Mr. and Mrs. Ed 0 ’()onnor have symptoms of rheumatic fever, a grees above normal or much uniform. Military instruc booth. members: Mrs. Ruth Reynolds, gone to Ouray, Colo., for a week’s disease which causes many grey higher. Persistence of any combi Knights of president, 11480 W.- 20th street; vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Robert hairs for mothers and fathers nation of these symptoms is the tion by U. S. Arm y Officers) General Meeting these days. danger signal. Mrs. Kitty Burns, secretary-treas Miles will leave Thursday for a va^ Excellent boarding accom) ambus A general meeting of the urer, 1950 Simms street; Mrs. cation. Rheumatic fever, or rheumatic The heart is not always involved Call V$ for Information guild will be beld in tbe Cath Carol Cramer, sewing chairman, Our Lady of Lourdes heart disease, is a generalized dis in a case of rheumatic fever. But modations. Small classes Regarding Membenhip olic Charities annex Thursday, 11415 20th street; Mrs. Lucille Mrs. Mary Ellen McCloskey was ease that doctors are coming to be it is the ever-present danger of or fnturance June 22, at 8 p.m. An election of Shaylor, historian, 5095 Tejon hostess to the Our Lady of lieve, as more information is ob damage to the heart and its valves make it possible for instruc officers will be held, and each street; Mrs. Scheunemann, pub Lourdes circle June 20. The mem tained, may be much more com that causes the worry. A child who Juvenile — Adult has the fever diagnosed early and tors to give each boy individ circle is expected to have at least licity; Miss Ann O’Kane, 6795 W. hers sewed linens and planned a mon than formerly suspected. Ac W. J. Bindel, General Agent cared for properly may come two members present. 1st avenue; and Mrs. Loyola tually, it is an inflammatory type Leo Koll, Field Agent potluck supper, to be held at through with a perfectly normal ual attention. Exceptional The hope chest to', be on dis Fasold, 1601 S. Adams. Some of Sloan’s lake July 18. of rheumatism, and it may be mild 1575 Grant St. TA. 1480 play at Silver Dollar Days will be but persistent in children. It is heart. The younger the child, the faculty of priests and laymen. the members plan to do volunteer St. Michael’s Circle more severe the heart damage can on display at the meeting. Reports work at the Infant of Prague Mr. and Mrs. William Allen that persistence which causes the trouble. be. College preparatory training Swim in Clean, Heated nursery. The next meeting will be have moved to a new address, Preventive Mea*ure* July 13. 1630 Downing street. The true nature of the.disease is Drinking Water Army iSiirplus not yet known. 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Adults 60<^, Children 35^ Mae West Life Vests .... 1.95 Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Vitus Dance, etc. V«ry Rtv. VmeMf i. Nym* Pb. D., lic Nurses recently held in Los An 3. If your child has lots of colds St. ThofBOi MSitory Acodtoiy, ftox ZZ Rec. Army Pup Tents - 2.98 Nurses, met in the music room of geles. Following the business and sore throats, consult your doc St. foul If Mkmioto. PROGRESS PLUNGE *New Scout Sleeping Bag, the Margery Reed Memorial To Fly to Holy Land Nurses’ home in Glockner-Penrose meeting, a social was held that in tor about using sulfa drugs, pen 100" xipper— kapok Washington. — The second na fUoto ttnd mo e copy of tho colalos of S t.' 3300 W. Florida Westwood 388 hospital, Colorado Springs, June cluded canasta and refreshments. tional air pilgrimage to the Holy icillin, or aureomycin to prevent Ft. L o ^ n Bai at Alameda & Bdwj. filled ...... 14.95 recurrence. Tboaot MiGtory Acodamy.* **t>ook for the *SWIH' Slfo •*New Jungle Pack 13. 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Georgetown university library in ise to be very effective against Write for Free Catalogue a teacher says something contrary A buffet supper preceded the charge of technical processes. the disease. A . L. to Marxist philosophy. regular meeting of the. Seton Denver " Laszlo Dezsery, who first got alumnae, held Ri Glockner-Penrose GLODT into the limelight^ by denouncing hospital. Highlight of the eve Kreutzer-Schell Nuptials Army Store Cardinal Mindszenty as a repre ning was a report given by Sister 253 Broadwav SPruce 6438 Cyril on her recent pilgrimage to sentative of "royalist, feudal ab Mr. and Mrs. Corner 15th & Larimer Sts. Rome. Of extreme interest to the solutism,” has been named Bishop Edwin oup was the showing of the film J. Kreut- of Hungary’s largest Lutheran dio e pi( ceses by a Red-controlled council. ott Can Change the World!, which Sales & is taken from the book of the fofoliohere llo w in g He succeeds the Communist-de their marriage in DeSoto-Plymouth posed Dr. Lajos Ordass, recently same name by the Rev. Janies Keller, M.M. A n n u n c i ation Service released from prison after serving church, Denver,- All Late Model Used C^rs two years for alleged failure to on May 20 before report a gift from foreign Luth Ton-and-One-Half Cross the Rev. James Carry 5,000 Mile Guarantee eran bodies. The new “ Bishop” Moynihan. also called Lutheran pastors “ the Berlin.—Fasting from midnight Factory Trained Mechanic* on All Chrysler Made Car* and canning a homemade one-and- The bride is slaves of the reactionary masses.” the former Mary Meanwhile repeated broadcasts a-half ton wooden cross, 180 youths of a parish in the American sector Agnes Schell, have hammered away at the Ijne daughter of Mr. GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. set by the Religion and Education made an eight-hour, 20-mile night march and vigil to four churches and Mrs. Peter Minister, Josef Revai, who re Schell of 3546 2770 No. Speer Blvd. GR. 3313 cently lashed out at what he de of the city, in lieu of the Holy Year scribed as “ clerical reaction.” pilgrimage they could not afford Williams street, Denver. She was given in marriage Take that “ some day’* vacation this summer—and by her father and Honored on 50th Jubilee was attended by see the exciting East! Enjoy these vacation highlights—^ Memo to a fisherman's Wife: Margaret Schell as matron of f t damoroui N*w Voric • When you go East—(Jo Burlington! honor. Joan Sipe ^ Our NnHonal Capital Your vacation enjoyment begins the While your husband is away opening was maid of i r Hidork PbilwMpMa moment you step aboard your air- honor and Fran •fr Qsaint N*w England corditioned Burlington train. Speed the fishing season (and probably a can ces Schell was to Chicago aboard the famous bridesmaid. ----- •fr EnebonUng Coa*l E**ott* of beans), take a vacation— enjoy your The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kreutzer of 172 N. i r Amaxiog CMcoga D k n v k e Z e p h y r or the Vista-Dome Sixth, Brighton, was attended by Willie Kreutzer; Ushers were Ray and rile loin Fronl FaV C a l i f o e n i a Z e p h y r . At Chicago, self, too. Dine at the Golden Lantern mond Schell and Henry Smith. ■ Grtol Lak*> CrvlM* these trains make convenient con Following the ceremony, 8 reception was held in Mt. Carmel (Seven delighHul dcr/i nections for eastern points. And Restaurant, where there’ s hall, 3417 Navajo street, Denver.— (Photo by Jerome)______on lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Georgian Boy there’s no extra fare! and la k e Erie) I lie Burlington will be glad to Famed Sodaiist of the Sick you ]Jan your Eastern vacation trip.. .Travel this Carefree Way—tSCOitTCD TOURSI. t Is Visitor at Sacred Heart The idecd way to see the most of the East with no waste of J time. Everything planned and paid for in advance! You A visit by Mary Ellen K^ly was the main event on the calendar will truly enjoy these "Vocations without a Care." o f the Young People’s sodality of Sacred Heart] parish, Denver. Luncheon served from 11:30 a.m. to 4 On the Feast of Our L ad / of the Way, five of the sodalists attended The Story of the Pope. A few days later, nine sodalists p.m.; dinner from 4 to 8 p.m. weekdays, gathered at Glasier’s for a hayride and dance. Ten sodalists at tended. Lawrence Welk’s coast-to-coast broadcast at Elitch’s. He and all day Sunday. was recently interviewed as a sodaiist in the Qi/teen’e Work. The broadcast was dedicated to Mary Ellen Kelly. She is president of the Sodality of the Sick and carries on her work in spite of being paralyzed from the chin down. Her sodality, formed Me Perking Garege NOW OPEN MONDAYS SIX years ago, now numbers 678 active members. These are the Next Door 3S6 8eaU . members who correspond with their chaplain, president, and each other. They write their own paper, and Miss Kelly edits it. This active group is found in 48 states and in 11 foreign countries. Miss Kelly came all the way from Sioux City, la., attended the* BURUNGTON TRAVEL BUREAU La n te rn BISHOP JOSEPH P. LYNCH of Dallas is shown sodality Communion and monthly meeting at Sacred Heart parish, 17th and Champa • Denver 2, Colorado ['Builin^ton C lo ld ^ Phone: Keystone 1123 seated on the throne in the Sacred Heart Cathedral, Dal met with the Sodality union, and was special guest of the Nurses’ Route 1266 Bdway. Near 13th Ave. RESTAURANT KE. 1204 las, at the Pontifical Mass he offered to mark the 50th anniversary sodality at Mercy hospital. r. W. JOHNSON, Ontnl Pa$Mnetr Af*m of his ordination. Many members of the U. S. Hierarchy and civic The next activity for the Sacred Heart young people will dignitaries attended the jubilee. be a swimming party Tuesday, July 11. 1'... mmsm m rJ<^-ry*V" m Thuridoy, June 22, 1950 Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER -Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE Early Arrivals at Camp Hei-Lo S t Dominic's Parishioners Attend Rally musernents^ Dining A (St. Dominic's Pariih, Danver) feet, and Miss Mary Farrell were oth«r troops. It is expected that ^Recreation A general meeting of the pa in charge of the breakfast, which about 75 girls from the city wiH rishioners was held Tuesday eve was served by Mrs. Jessie Doug be in attendance. ning, June 20, by William Wagner, lass, caterer, and her assistants. Brownie troop 456 and its lead general chairman of the August About 60 fathers and mothers ers, Mrs. John Ford and Mrs. carnival. The meeting was at attended the breakfast. This George Kennedy, took a tour of the tended by those intefrested in the represented nearly 100 per cent Arvada bank Wednesday, June 21, new school. of the enrollment in the sodal- where they witnessed the process The fact that the school has ity.- of exchange of money for checks been delayed for approximately Following the breakfast, which and other features of banking. two months.did not seem to affect was attended by the Rev. J. G. Following the visit they picnicked the parishioners. They realise that Forqoer, O.P., substituting for the in an orchard on Mrs. Kennedy's ■■/Xi (m ultimately they will have a new Rev. J. P. Houlihan, O.P., who is farm and enjoyed an outdoor t w •vr^ school for their children; if not by visiting his parents in Minneapolis, luncheon. v>k% the new year, at least by the be a talk was giyen by Mrs. James ginning of the school year in Sep Pierson, who, with her husband, tember, 1951. V, has just returned from a Holy YUM, YUM, YUM Plant were made for the car Year pilgrimage to Rome. nival, which it detigned thit year Mrs. Pierson spoke of her im 1 That's what the children soy after e meal to raite extraordinary fundt for pressions on seeing the Holy Fa the new tchool. Emphatit wat J at The Holland House, in Golden. You're ther, of her Rosary at the tomb placed on the fact that the par- of St. Peter, and of her visit to nof quite os expressive . . . you say, "A ith wat undertaking a tubttan- San Clemente, where excavations tial financial obligation and that wonderful meal, and so inexpensive too!" have disclosed a fourth-century the carnival would help to re church and below, it a pagan But you are thinking, "Yum, yum, yum!" lieve thit firtt year’t financial temple of the Roman era. burden. Eileen Conboy and Sara Pimpl The large attendance was owing Plenty of free porking' in some measure to the Boy Scouts made the posters and typed the who distributed handbills announc tickets for the breakfast. The ing the meeting, Among those who flowers were furnished by a com helped were Lloyd Roach, Charles mittee headed by Mary Torely. Ramponi, Tim Kechter, 'Tony Lu Entertainment was furnished by ciano, Dick Elliott, ’Clifford Phil the members of the sodality who AMONG THE FIRST to arrive June 20 double the enrollment of last year. Located on the lips, Peter Menardi, Jerry Vaughn, sang songs for the parents. for the openjng day at Camp Hei-Lo,- spon campus at Loretto Heights, the camp offers six Micky Phillips, James Silk, Rich Scouts' Porents ard Patrick, Larry Singer, Tim Plan Activities TO sored by Loretto Heights college, Denver, are, top weeks of riding, swimming, tennis, arts and crafts, Rocks, Dennis Doran, Buddy Fos For Cool Comfort row, Salvina O’Bryan, Heattville, Kans., and mountain trips, dancing, archery, dramatics, and ter, Japies Herchberger, and Carl The Boy Scouts met in the rec Thamer Sacco, Houston, Tex.; bottom row, Emily private tutoring for girls in grades three to, eight. Workmaster. These scouts were tory reading room June 20. It MAN! Ann O’Bryan, Pearsons, Kans., and Mary Louise Registration for the second camping session, which assigned by Mrs. Edward Kerber. was Parents’ nighfe;^nd many of & Real Enjoyment Hollenbach, Louisville, Ky. will begin Tuesday, July 11, is still open for girls Mr. Wagner announced many of the scouts’ parents w€re4iL attend The camp began its second year with nearly living in the Denver area. his committee chairmen. Clyde ance. A special program was ar Marqhese was made chairman of ranged by the scout leaders, Robert T the cir committee which will spon Stone, Ed Kerber, and Frank There's nothing like a good Morahan. 'Friend in Need/ . sor a four-door Plymouth sedan lunch to help you breexe Treat yourself to o meal on the last night of the carnival, After the entertainment a f e cial meeting was- held for the par Aug. 20; George McCormick was thru the day. Cool salad or you'll' really enjoy. Fast made the official sign painter; ents, to effect a more united ef Cathedral Legion Works With Sick fort. Special committees were Chuek Pantiell was placed in charge hot luncheon from service, low prices at of the refreshments; and the fol appointed to detail future work. (Cathedral Parish, Denver) mothers are acting as camp di Frances Hawkins. Father Albert lowing men were given assign The Holy Hour Friday evening, “ ‘When a feller needs a friend,’ rectors under the direction of Puhl officiated. ments on the various booths: Jiggs June 23, will be conducted by the 4 9 ’* is the caption of a popular cartoon, Mmes. A. G. Gruber, John Dan- St. Paul’s chapel was the scene Casey, James Coursey, Leroy Volk, Rev. Leo C. Gainor, O.P., with 1 A.M. brow, Don Eichman, Fred Hyde, of the wedding of Miss Nell Her George Bugg, Phil Mahoney, and TO but it might well be the theme of the pastor, the Very Rev. Peter ALIMAN'S our work among the sick,” said Ben Ipsen, and Anthony Verrac- rick, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pribyl. Other assign- O’Brien, O.P., preaching. At the 2 A.M. Miss Grace Palmer, president of chia. Edgar C. Herrick, and Walter S. ments will be made later. conclusion of the novena prayers the Cathedral Legion of Mary. Nab«r-Pope Nuptials Vaughn. Father John Haley offi The cake and doll booths will be to the Infant of Pra^gue, Our ‘‘Sick people need friends, espec ciated. Mrs. Rosemary Stone was supervised by the PTA and the Lady of. Fatima, Mother Cabrini, 401 15th St. Marriage vows^were recited June variety booth by the Altar and ially Catholic friends, who can an 10 by Antoinette C. Pope and Ju- matron and James Currigan acted and Blessed Martin, the relic of swer their questions about God Euid as best man. Rosary society. Thej sodality will St. Dominic will be venerated and lien Naber. Attending the couple staff the candy booth. Charles how to ‘get close’ to Him. We find were John Arthur and Helen Recent Bapti.m. Confessions will he heard. that a Catholic ‘friend in need’ Two infants were baptized June Simmons will be in charge of the 8 r FORD SEDAN And Mpny Other Valuable Items on Display FUN GALORE ^ COUNTRY STORE - GAMES - BOOTHS JUNE 29-30 & JULY 1—16th & GRANT—Benefit Knights of Columbus Charity Fund \ PAGE TEN Office, 938 BonnocV Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER relephone, KEyttone 4205 Thursday, June 22, 1950 — — i I III I I I ONCE IN A LIFETIME EdgewaterGroup For Dominican Sisters of Sick Poor 'Accurate Fish Hook Count A person receives a pair of eyes. Nothing in life is Sr. Frederica Wos 1st Novice Mistress At Bazaar Wins Fine Rod so vital yet everything in modern living tends to tire and To Hold Meeting (After long years of struggle^ One of the most novel awatds + + + + tionally famous square dance weaken the eyes. Don't neglect them. Have your eyes d tifii/ficultiet, ■ • and - trials, — Sister Mary, - ever featured at a summer ba group give an exhibition on the, former Mar^ Walsh, founder checked regulorly. zaar will be made at the Domin Thursday night, July 13. In Haug of the Dominican Sidters of the '. . . You Did It to Me' ican Sisters of the Sick Poor The next general bazaar meet Sick Poor, was granted permission bazaar, to be held July 13,14,15, ing will be held at the. convent, (St. Mary Magdalene’i Pariih, in 1909 by the Dominican General and 16 on the Loyola parish 2501 Gaylord, Jpne 26 at 8 p. m. Denwer) for her small band of religious to grounds, 23rd and York street, All are urged to ^attend, and SWIGERT BROS. SL Joseph’s circle will meet become affiliated with the Do Denver. The lucky angler ven those desiring to work during the Thursday, June 29, at 12:30 p.m. minican order and to wear the turing a correct guess as to the bazaar should contact any of the 1550 California Optometrists KEyttone 7651 at the home of Mrs. Leo Haug, Dominican garb. Thus the status number of fish hooks displayed chairmen at this meeting. Beltrr Viiion Good Service 8600 W. 26th avenue. of Sister Mary and her compan in a ’^ s s jar will receive a Beatrice Brackton of 3269 De for Every Age At Right Prices ions, who had lived in a community prized Wright and McGill cast pew street and Donald Petrie of life in New York as best they could ing rod. This valuable prize is GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED 2096 Eaton street are both con for] many years, was settled.) the donation of Mrs. A. D. Mc fined to St. Anthony’s hospital Piles-Hernia In the spring of 1909 Mother Gill, who is active in the'Domini after undergoing emergency sur Vincentia, Mother General of the can Aid society. Healed by my painless‘s methods gery. B ^by Christian of 2917 De Bisters of St Mary of the Springs, Another novel concession to pew str/et is recovering at homel^jolumbus, p., made a visitation of No aneithotic. No lur^ery. No ^cquiBAcajti from a recent illness. thrill all the youngsters attend danger. No hozpital. No Iota of her convents in New. York city. ing the bazaar will be live Shet THEODORE I On June 18, Monsignor John During her stay there Sister Mary time from work; Sn ficucs Flanagan baptized three infants: land ponies trotting around a made application for one of the miniature race track erected on BY APPOINTMENT Ketrin I^uis de Jarnett, son of El sisters tiom S t Mary of the ONLY. PHONE OR don and Catherine de Jarnett of the grounds. At least six ponies WRITE JOHN H. BRYAR, 8S8 Ogden street. Springs to act as novice mistress. 2175 Gray street, with .Richard will be furnished, so that all chil HACKETHALl Father of Robert H. Bryar and grand The, sisters soon deceived the good dren will be a fford ^ an oppor Dr. father of Bobbie Jean Bryar. Requiem and Ruth Kane as sponsors; Su news that their application' had Mast was offered June 21 in the Cathe tunity to ride. Allen B. zanne Kay McBeth, infant daugh been favorably considered. A MORTUARY | dral. W. P. Horan ft Son mortuary. ter of Lynn and Isabel McBeth of Negotiations are under way Croessmann DILLAPHEUS A. MUNDWILLER, sister, M. Frederica, was the one 2 S 4777 Beach court. Father of Mrs. John 2918 Ames street, with Tony and chosen by Mother Vincentia. now to arrange top-notch enter Ph.C., D.C. £ WilHano O’Brien, Associate ^ Switzer and Mrs. Albert Bacher; brother Margaret Clemenza as sponsors; The diploma of affiliation to thfe tainment each night of the ba 331 14lh Street S i s of Mrs. Ella Hug. Mrs. Freda Tegt- and Thomas John Branch, infant Dominican order, together with zaar. Tentative arangements Suite 311 p / 1449-Sl Kalamaih St. g meyer, and Frank Mundwiiler. all of son of Thomas and Dianna Branch St. Louis. Mo. Also surviving are eight permission to wear the Dominican have been made to have a na- AComa 5070 s ' Phone MAin 4006 M grandchildren. Requiem High Mast was of 3205 Chase street, with Ger garb, was signed by the Master offered in St. Catherine's chyrch June 27 Yeari of Su> s s ald and June Bauch as sponsors (leneral, the Very Rev. Hyacinth cetsful Prmcticz iiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiHiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiniiiiiiiiuiiiMiiinniiR 17. . Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. f Sacred Heart church June 21. Interment Cprimer, in 1910. On the Feast of Oominicanettes to Lay MARY ELLEN PULLEN, 446 King Mtc OHvet. Trevino mortOary. St., Rose of Lima in the same year. street. Mother of Mrs. Fannie Bohanna MANUEL LEROY SANCHEZ, 1984 Father McNicholas obtained per Final Plans Jo t Bazaar and Mrs. Isabel Truscott of Denver, W. Colfax. Son of Mr. and Mrs. .Joseph mission to'open the canonical novi Dr. F. A. Smith HARTFORD-AICORN Mrs. Martha Bopp of Cincinnati, O.; Sanches. Requiem Mass was offered in Mrs. Becky Joeckel of L ^ew ood, and St. Cajetan’s church June 19. Interment tiate. At Meeting in Convent Mrs. Carrie Buchen of Culver City, Mt. Olivet. Trevino mortuary. On Dec. 1, 1910, the sisters MORTUARY ERNEST S. TENDERICH, Denver, Optometrist Calif. A lto" surviving are six grandchil. movea into the Convent of the Im A DOMINICAN SISTER of t^e Sick Poor assists one The Dominicanettes will meet Family Group Insurance dren and four great-grandchildren. Re died in San Antonio. Tex.. June 1^. Sur quiem High Mats was offered in Pres viving are his wife: a son. Joseph S. maculate Conception, 140 W. 61st of her charges. The -Dominican Sisters care for the sick in the convent of the Dominican Tenderich; a daughter. Mrs. Mary RA. 0325 entation church June 19. Interment Mt. street. New York city. The pur poor, unable otherwise to afford proper care, in their own homes. Sisters of the Sick Poor at 2501 Eyei Examined ^ Visual Cara Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. Kretschinar: and a sister and brother chase of this convent was made Alameda at Lop;an JOSEPH PATRICK KELLOGG. Mass in Germany. Requiem High Mass was Gaylord street, Denver, Sunday, Individually Styled Glassei of the Angels was offered in St. James' w e r e d in St. Catherine's church June ible laiTgely through the gen June 25, at 2 p.m. 20. Interment Mt. Olivet. Hartford- church June 15. Interment Mt. Olivet, erosity of be'nefactors whose in Reports on the booths and final Olinger mortuary. Alcorn mortuary. terest in the work of the Sisters NELLIE L. MILLER, 6S6 Clayton. EMMA E.i DUFFY, 1160 S. Mariposa. St. Philomenas Bazaar plans for the bazaar to be held Ford Optical -Co. Hi onuments Mother of Mrs. John A. Berry; and Mother of Dorson Duffy of Denver. Ray of the Sick Poor was unfailing. July 13, 14, 15, and 16 will be dis grandmother of Dr. John W, Berry and Duffy of BoCder. Vesta Duffy of ^lida« Sister Mary and her companions, We haye erected many beauti cussed. This will be the last'meet 1558 Broadway ful monumenti in Mt. Oiiyet Robert G. Berry. Also surviving are five and Genc;va Hill of Kansas City, Mo.; under the direction of Siste" Fred great-grandchildren. Requiem High Mass and sister of Hattie Thomas of Canton, ing before the bazaar. All mem TAbor 1295 Cemetery. was offered in St. John’s church June 0. Also surviving are 11 grandchildren. erica, were exemplary postulants Is Wet But Successful bers are asked to be present-"and 17, Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger mor Rc’quiem Mass was offered in SL Rose o f and novices. The extraordinary (St. Philomene’e Parish, Denver) tuary, Lima's church June 21. Interment Mt. help make the booths a success. A. T. THOMSON Olivet. religious spirit of the Dominican St. Philomena’s tent party proved a huge success in spite of GERTRUDE O'ROARK, 1722 Larimer Sisters of Columbus was communi 600 Sherman St._____ TA. 8018 street. Requiem High Maas was offered MARY HELMER of Roxborough park. the inclement weather the past week end. Two big tents full of in Holy Ghost church June 19. Interment Mother of Rudolph of^ Denver. William cated to the new congregation. The games and special booths were enjoyed by a large crowd for three Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuary. of California, and Toney, George, Mrs. novitiate naturally brought its dis Reli^iQus Articles WILLARD F. WOLFORD, 2525 S. Mel Head, and Mrs. Roy Cramer, all of nights. Because of the big storm June 16, the bazaar also was Washington street. Husband o f Pauline Littleton. Requiem Maas was offered 19 appointments, its difficulties, its held on June 18. * Statues * Rosaries * Medals * Books W olford: father of Catherine Snyder, and SL Louis* church. Englewood. June 16. trials, and its humiliations to the Mrs. W. E. Casey, 924 Monroe street, received the new Mer • Crucifixes • Prayer Books • Pendants • Pictures Michael P. and Patrick J. Wolford, ail Interment Littleton. members. cury, the feature of the tent party. Mrs. Casey is the mother of * Plaques JERRY BREEI^ of Denver: son of Catherine Wolford of JOSEPH T. LEE. 1146 10th street. Sister'Mary, true to the blood of Englewood; and grandfather of Janet Father of Sylvia Lee of Denver and Mary Mrs. J. E.. Cummings, newly elected president of the PTA. Snyder of Denver. Requiem High Maas Brown of Longmont. Also surviving are her race, always thanked God for Dorothy Rogers of Idagrove, la., received the hope chest; Complete Lino of Religious Articles for Church and Home Florist was offered in Our Lady of Lourdes three grandchildren. Requiem Mass is these manifestations of His will or Mrs. James Berryhill, Jr., was presented the camera and radio, church June 19. Interment Mt. Olivet. being offered in Presentation church at 9 His permission. One might have 1004 15th St. Olinger mortuary. o'clock June 22. Interment Platteville. and Louis Nelan received the lawn set. Other special awards were FRANK HARMON, 800 Navajo street. thought that, at the end of the year presented to Mrs. Barbara-Pease, F. P. McNamara, Bernard Fitz MAin 2279 Requiem Mass was offered in St. Joseph’s KATIE BROCKMAN of novitiate, Sister Mary would gerald, Miss Agnes O’Brien, and Mrs. Grace Clark. Monsignor Wil A. I*. church June 16, Interment Mt. Olivet. Requiem High Mass was offered in St. Elisabeth's church June 20 for Katie have felt it a sufficient test, and, liam Higgins'and Father George Evans e;cpressed gratitude to all Theodore Hackethal mortuary. in a spirit of confidence, would CAROLINE M. CYWIN, 14T0 Elm. Brockman. 3602 Monroe, for nearly 80 who contributed to make this tent party a most successful one. (HUH II (;ooD*( (o. Mother of Mrs. Edward Hadder and Mrs, years a Denver resident. Interment was have bwn willing to take over the Monsig;nor Higgins will entertain all workers at a buffet Walter Scheuneman of Denver, and in Mt. Olivet. Mrs. Brockman, who was affiliated administration of her community. supper Monday night, June 26, at the Mt. Vernon Country club Walter and Ned Cywln of Chicago. Re The very contrary was the case. 606 14th St. Between California & Welton TA . 8331 quiem Mass was offered In Blessed Sac with the Third Order of SL Francis, was at 8:30 o’clock. All the names that were given will Be considered rament church June 17. Capitol mor a member of St. Elizabeth's parish and She besought Father John T. Mc definite reservations unless cancellations are made to Mr* William tuary. the Altar and Rosary society of that Nicholas, O.P., (later Archbishop parish. She was born in Lawrence, Mass., Zint, EA. 7886, not later than Saturday, June 24. Transportation MIKE DE BELL, 1409 S. Pennsylvania of Cincinnati) to secure permission, street. Husband of Helen De Bell; father and moved to Denver with her parents also may be arranged by calling Mrs. Zint. ; CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING J A MISTAKEN IDEA qf Helen Horn, Dorothy Hooten, and when a year old. for Sister Frederica to continue to Mrs. Elvera Dilullo, former St. Philomena’s parishioner, ar Robert De Bell; gi,ndfather of Susie Her husband. Frank Brockman, pre act as superior and to direct the rived June W to visit for a week with her daughter, Mrs. John Horn and Donald Hooten; son of Marie ceded her in death 18 years ago. Sur exercises and lives of the sisters Mtny folki have the im(>rti- De Bell: brother of Jim, Floyd, and viving are a son. Jack Brockman; two Strachan, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Babe Dilullo and family also daughters, Mrs. G. B. Shettler and Mrs. as if they were going through the accompanied her here from California. Classified Ads tion tht( I memorial on the Angeline De Bell, and Lena CIcconi. Re quiem High Maas is being offered in St. C. A. Baitzell; and four grandchildren, canonical novitiate. ^ It will pay you to raad ALL of the following advertisements. family cemetvy plot it enly Francis de Sties' church June 22. Inter all of Denver. With child-like simplicity she ment Mt. OlivcL Capitol mortuary. for thoM who tie "well off" FRANCES GARCIA. Mother of Mrs. MRS. DELIA McHUGH said to Mother Vincentia :t “ We Mrs. Delia McHugh, long-time resident hnattcially. This is a mistaken Candido Mate. Requiem Mass will be need more training. You would School Annex Dedication PATROLMEN offered in Sacred Heart church at 9;15 of Colorado, died June 18 at the age of 86 in St. Anthony's hospital following not be satisfied with merely one DENVER POLICE DEPARTMENT idea. There it a family me June 24, and interment will be in Mt Appllcatlont B«inf Accepted Homes For Sale Olivet. Capitol mortuary. a long illness. Requiem High Mass was year of direction for your sisters. morial priced within the offered for her in St. John the Evange BESSIE D. PTACEK, 8605 W. SSth If we be deprived of Sister Fred Civil Senrice CommtMion ' mcent of moet everyone. avenue. Wife of Henry J. Ptacck: mother list's church June 21, and interment erica, we shall have no one thor To Be Planned at Lourdes was in Mt. Olivet. From Jane 26 throvfh Jolj 14 ^ of Ralph of Richland, 'Wash.; and Paul oughly experienced in the religious Requirements: Denver resident for p u t of Minneapolis. Minn.; daughter of Mrs. McHugh, who was born in (Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, Denver) . It ia your retponuhility and County Msyo, Ireland. Aug. 16, 1864, year; ase 22 through 81: heUrht 5'9'' to St. Louis Parish Kiltherine Dolezal of Denver: and Slater life to direct us.” On Tuesday night, June 27,lfarily closed. Final wlrk on the 6 '4 "; weiirht according to height. Apply of Elsie Dertina of Denver and. Frank came to Colorado when a young woman, Many times Sister Mary said to Englewood your privilege, to preeerve the She was married to Patrick McHugh, in the Center house, a meet-l®‘^^'J[°" prevented the serving, in PERSON, Room 404. City and County Dolezal of Cheyenne, Wyo. Also sur Father McNicholas: *‘We need Building. Beautiful new 2 bedroom home, 3681 influence of your name fer viving are (our grandchildren. Requiem who preceded her in death in Cripple but the breakfast room will reopen Creek in 1912. It was then she moved further trials, more humiliations ing will be held for officers of So. Marion; large liring room, fire* aftes to come. There is no het- Mass was offered in St. Catherine’s on Sunday, July 2. HELP WANTED— MALE place, full basement. Full price $13,960 church June 21. Interment Mt. Olivet. to Denver, where she was a member We must be put to further tests if all parish organizations to con ter way to do this than by Capital mortuary. o f the St. John the Evangelist palish. - f + - f 3975 So. Penn.—2 year old home, we are to be good religious.” The sider plans for the dedication cere OPENING for man with ear on Catholic JOSE M. LOBATO, 5568 W. S{xth At the time of her death, she was large* liring room. 2 good sized bed* having the name you're proud mony of the new addition to Uie Publicaliona. Permanent ft generous Comm. avenue. Requiem Mass was offered in making her home with her dsughter, additional year of direction was In National Office rooms, 4 pc. bath, full basement: of beautifully etched, in t Mrs. Willism Lavey, 466 Washington granted to Sister Mary. school. ■ . _ . Before JO A.M. GR. 2996. 2 car ^ ra g e ; full price. $13:560, •~WWWW street. Like St. Dominic, Sister Mary, Rainbow Granite monument. Besides Mrs. Lavey. there survive Officers of the Altar society, SALESMAN OR SALES WOMAN Our Lady of Lourdes Parish. snother daughter, Mrs. Edgar Egsn at the end of the second year of PTA, Rocks a n d Guards of Come in and ice our CHAL MOVING Denver; a son, Paul McHugh, Ft. Collins CAR — to call on Catholic Institu* 2727 So. Emerson— 8 bedroom brick, training, began to think of dis Lourdes, leaders of th e Girl witS ' ranch style on 3 lots: large living room LENGER VALUES for three siet6rs~ tw o of them in religion persing her children throughout tioiu in your Diocese. Handle complete Sister Jarlith of Faribault, Minn.; and Scouts and Brownies, and outdoor line of Linens. Dry Goods, Institutional 14 X 26. with fire place, 2 baths, large 1950. You arc always wel- STORAGE Sister Clarice o f Madison. Wis.— and the country, for she had made the clubs are urged to attend. All Supplies. Full or part time. Represent kitchen, lots of builtina. attachc^'^gar* Mrs. Margaret Waters of Maddox, Eng' holy founder’s ideals her own, es organizations of the parish will nationally known, well established firm. age. Priced to sell, easily financed. land: and 10 grandchildren and two pecially that expressed in his say Liberal Commissions. Write for informs* SHIPPING great-grandchildren. assist- in the ceremony. The date Wilson & Wilson, Realtors 4 ing: “ The seed that is stored up of dedication will be set by Aichr- tion. Bo;^ 1620 lea. e/o Catholic Press. Member, of SL I^oul, Parish Local and Kin of Mohammed rotteth, whereas, if it be scattered bishop Urban J. Vehr in ttie near- PERSONALS it will bring forth fru it” futttre. The building will be ready 28(8 So. Broadwaj SU I-K7I Long Distance Chicago.—Miss Parvin Razmara Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Louis Open evenings till 9 Early in 1912, at the petition of some time next week. Maloni taken from St. Vincent's Orphan* Moving Modaber of Iran, a lineal descen Bishop John Hartley of Columbus, dant of Mohammed, was among the Outdoor club activities were age 1921y Pleaae Contact 3187 Wyan* 0 ., the first foundation was made dotte St. or Cajl GL. 8969. Storage • Packing graduates of Barat college who re in his Episcopal city, with &ister postponed this week because of HOME FOR SALE Every tquart inch of surface Shipping ceived diplomas from Cardina Mary Joseph as superior. This the recent storms. On June 21, PAINTING & DECORATING 1786 Ivy. bedroom, beautiful English is polished . . . So prevent dis-. Stritch. She was graduated with 8 All Type, of Framo has been a flourishing foundation however, a baseball ^arae was WaUpaper hanging, oainttns. ramndaMag s^te home, Sep. living room ft dr., coloration . . . So mehe luturel honors. Gall KE. 5798. kitchen nook ft tile b^th. FF basement Bnildingi Moved and has given several vocations to played between the Mustangs and with front entrance to beautiful den. eolort deep and rich. the community. FOR paperbaaging and painting call Antoa Extra bedroom ft basement G.W.H. Heat Fref Estimatee 0 ^ of 13 Children the Thunderbolts. The group of To see call Mr. Brewer. DE. 0676 Morri JACQUES BROTHERS The second foundation was made boys called the Topnotehers slept Beringer, 153 Madiaon. EA. 2285. Dubuque, la.—Funeral rites for in New York city in February, son ft Morrison. 1650 Bdwy, TA. 4226. Since 19C2 out that night. ■ OaUMENTS OF OISTIKCTION DUFFY STORAGE Sister itlary Euphrasia, 84, who 1916. The work done by the sisters PAPERHANGING AND 28 E. 6th Ave. AL. 2019 served for 62 years as a member has virtually transformed this par Camping in the mountains will PAINTING Are you planning to sell? Consult of the Sisters of St Francis of the be resumed before' the end V the lit l sft BrsiSwiy in 6tk Avi. & MOVING CO. ticular section of the East side, PAPERING, Painting ft Pateh Plastering. us with your Real Estate problems. Holy Family, were conducted in with its teeming millions of the week. A camp supervisor i^ ex - Ritter, AL. 8770. We hare buyers waiting. Winn 1521 20th St. the mother-house. She was a na pected to take over the moun Schrodt A Co.. 7338 Colfax. Lake- poor. BRICK REPAIRS Tel. KE. 6228 tive of Summitville, la., one of A third foundation was made tain camp early next week. The wood 2078 or SP. 7562. 13 children. ' here in Denver in 1923. All the next group to camp in the moun BRICK REPAIRS; Specialising In brick tains will be the Thundetbplts. Joe Rebel, a member of pointing and repairing, also caulking gnd WANTED TO RENT citizens of the Mile High City can painting GR. 7442 WALTER EVANS. readily attest to the numerous Several mothers have volunteered Our Lady of Lourdes parish, 8177 Benton St to sponsor the -girls in mountain Denver, was elected, vice president OUR PROBLEM: Family of 4 and one bed cases handled by the sisters and the room. Have vou fum. two-bedroom solution untold amount of good accom camping. of the National Junior Chamber of TOWELS & LINEN SUPPLY for rent? Phone Jim Kelly at The Register. Commerce at the Chamber’s na^ KE. 4205, or L«akewood 1780 W. plished by them. The breakfast service after the MOUNTAIN TOWEL ft SUPPLY CO Masses on Sundays was tempo- tional convention in Chicago Jufle CTo Be Continued) Service furnished for Offices. Barbara. FOR RENT enver's leading Catholic mortuary 18. Rebel, an insurance man, has Reataoranta. Stores, and Banquata been very active iii JCC affairs B. W BECKltJS. Manager SLEEPING ROOM for girl 1425 Newport. since 1947. He has held many 1227 Curtia S t MA. 7966 I-Tl. 0631. iU U W iH C C A Campaign to Reduce Debt state and national posts, including BOARD AND ROOM Colorado JCC vice president and DRUGGISTS Of FOR employed Catholic lady. AvaiUble president, national director the YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS the opening of the new board of directors, and national July 1st. Cali evenings GL. 9438. 1^- Launched at St. James' vice chairman of public relations. Will be filled correctly at \ For his many aids to the local or WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY A (St. Jamea’ Parithf Denrer) shall Reddish; sports, George ganizations of the - JCC, he was The 1950 Debt Reduction sub Seiner; attendance, Andy Collins; honored with the distinguished Ph. SP. 9766 1091 South Gaylord St ' . MONEY scription campaipi was inaugu food, Jim Halpin and Bernard service award for the state of w ^ y ^ ^ w w w 4> y rated June 18, Sunday. Each fam Haas; grievance, Maurice Fitzger Colorado in 1948. Real estate loans in or near ald; hospitality, Jim Fattor; rov C A R Y ' S : ily is asked to subscribe a set Denver amount to this collection. ing reporter, Malcolm Grover. 1500 S. Broadway ^ Fifty-five men were present at The St. James Uehers’ club the last meeting of the St. James will hold its monthly dinner MORTUARlt [We Pay Cash! Men’s club. John Mizicko presided meeting next Tuesday in the 2406 FEDERAL at this meeting; at which the new D-X cafe. This will be a going- ^ For Used Furniture [ officers took over. The following away party for Joe Lasky, who GL. 5709 Call or See Mr. MacBeth committee chairmen were ap leaves the first of the month for t and < Aa you travel weat.of Salt Lake 1641 Stout St. TAbor 6266 pointed by the president for the San Francisco to make his home. t Miacellaneoui Items ^ coming year: General activities, Mr. Lasky ie a-'charter member City you come upon the Salt ► PE. 4014 RA.6423 < Maurice Murphey; picnic, Mar- of the club. Flats, miiea of lalt, to hard that k OPEN EVENINGS TILL ( p.ei. i Baptized this "week were Mar one can scarcely drive a nail in garet Grace, infant daughter of Holy Ghost Altar Unit Mr. and Mrs. Milford M. Borrows, it. A mining engineer whom we with Kenneth and Phyllis Barrows met there pointed out the orig Plans Final Luncheon as sponsors; and Patrick Joseph, inal shore line on the surround WANTED: infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. ing mountains whfeh was 900 W-A-N-T-E-D. The Altar and Rosary society of Kerns, with Joseph Utard and Rita the Holy Ghost parish will sponsor Cress as sponsors. feet above where we were Dec. 30, 1948, issue a dessert-luncheon and card party William Cudmore, Sr., is a pa standing. It was a great inland 18 Second Hand in the parish hall, 19th and Cali tient in Mercy hospital. Releases' sea.at one time. ~ ^ of Ihe Denver Catholic fornia streets, Denver, at 1 p.m. from the same hospital this week Church Pews was Mrs. Millie Aikins. Thursday, June 29. This will be Register No. 19 Must be about 9^feet the last luncheon and card party Mr. and Mrs. John Evers and for the summer. family are leaving this week for Complete with the 3 inches long Los Angeles, where they intend to make their home. Mrs. Evers has Registorial section. ST. PETER'S CHURCH LEVARD Will Head LaW'School for many years taken care of the Call K £. 4205 Crook, Colo. . St Louis.— The appointment of altars and has personally laundered V a new dean and assistant dean to the aJtar cloths. i Hie St. Louis university school of School RegistroHon Call a law was announced by the Very Registration-'for thd first' four, Rev. Paul C. Reinert, SJ. Dr. Al grades of St. James’ school has Gbsqrj^-JaUimA, vin E. Evans, former dean of the been closed. No children will be ZONE CAB PHONE GRAND 1626 • FEDERAL AT NORTH SPEER Kentucky school of law, succeeds received from odtside the limits of RRINTING COMPANY the parish. The parish boundaries MAin 7171 Paul E. FitzSimmons^as dean; and 1454 Welton (Rear) Robert B. Vining, member of the are: East side of. Jasmine street, Prompt, CoartMua Service CHEAPER RATES KEyeton* 4064 faculty for the past year, will act from Chevy creek to B-. 46th ave 2-WAY RADIO a s assistant to the dean. f nue; and to the Aurora city limits. CLEAN NSW CABS V V \ ■\ \ X Thursday, J u n « 22, 1950 Office, 938 Bannock Stroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talophono, KEystono 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Strange But True Catholics in the History Franciscan Nuns Of the City of Washington ^ fsiqiidD hialL Recount Glorious History, Rev. John Ebel By Linus Rioroan By B. ‘JUBILATE DEOr, Bless Ye the Lord, is ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY yean ago next the title of a book issued to commemorate the month, the city of Washington, D. C., was born. diamond jubilee in the U. S. of the Poor Sisters George Washington was inaugurated the first Schumon Plab Product of Christian Statesmanship Seraph of the Perpetual Adoration. It is as re- President of the U. S. oh April 30, 1789, but it By Paul H. HAisyerr m ultitj^. SensUal India is noted for the bizarre ' markable a story of Divine Providence, human was not until a year later that a “ residence” bill, THE PARIS MEETING nf the delegates of self-tortures of 'its fakirs, who are held in awe sacrifice, and service to Christ, the Eucharistic locating the capital on the Potomac, passed the six Continental countries, who on J%ne 20 gath by the people. In the 18th century, which so King, as can be found anywhere. It can be Congress. It wak almost 10 years later that Wash> ered to draft a treaty to unify thefr .coal and often shifted the emphasis from the soul to the matched, if at all, only in the annals of other ington came into full existence as the capital of steel industries, is clearly the most hopeful de body, lived St. Benedict Joseph Labre, who spent religious orders that have prospered immensely the nation. In 1800 President Adams moved to velopment in Europe since the Marshall PlanVas his nights in the Roman Colosseum and showed in the laidst of the self-sacrifice of caring for Washington, the departments of the government broached in 1947 his contempt for the flesh by going unwashed God’s ill, homeless,, aged, and little ones. were transferred, and Washington became the The immediate effects of West European hir' yuid allowing himself to be eaten up by lice. The congregation of Franciscan Sisters was first permanent capital of the U. S. , dustrial consolidation will, of course, be felt in >.^s a counterbalance to the indulgence— and founded by Sister M. Theresa Bonzel at Olpe in M%ny Catholics were connected with the birth terms of g higher living standard, made possible Indeifsl worship—o f the body in the Greco-Roman the Prussian Province of Westphalia, Germany. of the city of Washington. A French Catholic, by the lowering of tariff barriers. Even the worW,_ thi^e appeared, from the third to the She and two equally zealous companions received Major Pierre L’Enfant, furnished the plan of the moves toward intonation thus far made have fifth centuries^ th ou ^ d s of desert monks, who permission to found the congregation from the city, and to him goes the credit of its magnificent already wiped out Western Germany’s recent un had their ad.mirt.rs by the tens of thousand^ In Bishop of Paderbom on Sept. 29, 1859, and on design. In his plans he conceived a capital city for favorable trade balance with Western Europe. the days of "St.! Jerome nearly 50,000 hermits Dec. 20, 1860, Sister,Theresa, her two compan a “ nation of 50 states and 500 million people.” The U. S. was footing the bill for that deficit sometimes came ^together at the Easter festivals. ions, and several other young women were in The year 1960 proves that fantastic dream more And that, explains some of our impatience with Toward the close of the Mjirth century, the mo vested with the garb of the order and formed real than fictional. the recalcitrance of British Socialists to Schu- nastic population in a great'^ rt of Egypt was' the new congregation. Sister M. Theresa was ap man’s proposal. nearly equal to the population bf the cities. The pointed Superior General of the community Aug. THE TALENTED FRENCHMAN said: “ The BUT ECONOMIC ADVANTAGES are only austerities of Sf. Simeon Stylite.s,Nsh£ for 37 plan should be drawn on such a scale as to leave 6, 1863, and held the post for 4R,ycar8.- surface manifestktions of a plan that: was spir years lived on tqp of a pillar, attrafcted Bnm^ors THOUGH THE COMMUNITY received the room for aggrandizement and embellishment itual in conception and will be spiritual in its and Patriarchs as well as simple folk.'-Rxljoya- which the increase in the wealth .of the nation Iron Cross of Merit for its work in caring for the farthest-reaching results. Proposed by a Catholic, gant or vanity-ihspired as the mortifications sick and wounded in the Franco-Prussian war of will permit it to pursue in any period however this scheme of European industrial unification these hermits were in some few cases, they had remote.” 187^, it soon was to feel the iron cross pf op- has been entertained by six nations with domi good effect in showing the men of that time that preMfen by the government. As the rigor of re- James Hoban, a Catholic, won by. competition nant or powerful Catholic parties— France, West the body must be the slave— if need be, the strictiqhs ' imposed by Bismarck’s Kulturkampf the prize offered for a plan of the President’s Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, Italy, and the meanly treated ilave— of the soul. increasedv.lehr was felt for the future of the house, and the “ White House” is constructed in Netherlands. It is fought by Communists and in A WORLD IN WHICH so animalistic a con fledgling congregation, and Mother Theresa accordance with his design. varying degrees contested by other Marxists as a ception as the Kinsey report can be written tells looked to Americans. th"e land of promise. menace to Socialism. We can therefore conclude Robert Brent, a Catholic nephew of Bishop one thing. A world in which numbers of people Thus in 1875 when Bishop Joseph Dwenger of ■John Carroll, was the first Mayor of Washington, that the Schuman Plan is the expression of an equaling the population of a large city will en Fert Wayne visited the mothef^house in Olpe, and was annually reappointed by Presidents Jef* instinct of Christiair statesmanship. For if suc dure acute distomfort for an unsatisfactory he was asked of the possibility of establishing in ferson and Madisqn^’^ t i l 1812, when the Coun cessful it should be the first step toward the res glimpse of the; canonization ceremonies of a his diocese a branch of the congregation. This he A .M A ZE ( 't ; k PAGE TWELVE // Otfie«« 938 Bonnoek StrMt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 Thursday, June 22, 1950 9 BURNS - RIPS Investiture Ceremony Set Parishioners Comment on Pilgrimage Communion Marks Close OR TEARS // + + + + + (St. Rose of Lime’s Perish, Eliminated by ^ / Denver) Of Arvada Vocation School French or Inweovi^ ' For Scouts at S t John's Miss Edith Olivetti of this par (Shrine of St, Anne, Arvede) 14 Hoir S«rTlc*—RtMOoabIt.'J’clbw (St. John*! Pariah, Danrar) week. On Monday evening. June ish and Miss Mary Ann Heffeman St. Anne’s circle held a potluck Highlight of Pilgrimage Sunday, June 18, 34 children Catholic investiture ceremonies 26, at 8 o’clock, thefOv-will-will be a of Our Lady of (Jrace parish ar dinner and dance June 13. Mem HOSIERY MEN01NG for the boys in Boy Scout troop complete tour of the church. On rived in Le Havre, France, May 4. received First Communion. Phe bers of the committee were Wilma 161 will be held in St John’s Wednesday even ly, June 2R, at They will have visited several Eu St. Anne circle served breakfast Schalm, Frances Schmidt, Fran church on Thursday evening, June 8 o’clock, there will be an explan ropean cities before returning to for the children in the basement ces Vendegna, Mrs. Marie Schnei of the church. First Communion 22, at 7:30. All the