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Contentn Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. 1945—Permission to Heprodnee, Except oo Church Renovation Done Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Steady Gain Is Shown I In Parochial Classes; At Loveland; Cost $3,500 More Room Is Needed When he administered Confirma­ lins; the Rev. John Fullana, C.R., ilatform, and new floor coverings tion to a class of 42 in St. John the Holy Family parish. Fort Collins; lave been placed in the sanctuary and body of the church. Increase of Church Figures Seen Over Beneral Evangelist's church, Loveland, the Rev. James Mahrer, O.S.B., and On the exterior a new roof of Sunday, Sept. 23, Archbishop the Rev. Augustine LaMarche, weather-treated shingles has beerf REGISTER Pupil Population Slatistics; Lack Facili­ Urban J. Vchr of Denver paid his O.S.6., Longmont; and the Rev. laid, and the wood trim of the brick The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We first visit to the church since it-has church has been painted. been completely renovated and re­ Martin C. Arno, O.S.B., Frederick. Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller ties for FifHi of Youngsters finished. Approximately $3,500 The girls’ choir sang at the Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. (3 cents per copy) has been expended in improve­ services. With a net gain of 151 elementary school pupils and ments on the church in the year The improvement program for since the Rev. Francis J. Kappes the church has resulted in the com­ VOL. XLI. No. 5. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, SEPT. 27, 1945. $1 PER YEAR 210 high school students, Denver Catholic schools are show­ assumed charge of the parish ,as plete renovation of the interior and ing a sharp increase over general pupil population statistics administrator in October, 1944. exterior of the building. Through for the community as released recently by the Denver public Eleven members of the class of the generosity and co-operation of schools. Catholic elementary and high schools in Denver, 42 confirmed were adults, three of the parishioners, $2,500 of the cost eivm CHAmis them being soldiers stationed in -has already been paid. The ceiling Irish Missionaries in Philippines exclusive of the orphanages, have a combined enrollment Denver who journeyed to Loveland was covered with ivory weather- for the new term of 8,783, as contrasted with 8,422 in the to receive the sacrament The wood and Vails were painted; the fall of 1944. priests who took part in the cere­ lighting system was changed, with Though public school enroll­ mony, the first Confirmation held the lighting fixtures now being ment gains in elementary and in the Loveland parish since 1919, hush with the ceiling, and the senior high schools are offset by included, beside Father Kappes, his hoors were sanded and sealed. A Miss Agnes K. Quinlan, former losses in kindergarten and junior new confessional and some new brother, the Rev. William E. Kap- supei-visor of the family and child high...... school classes, practically11: all of Columbus, 0.; the Rev.pes pews have been installed, and the welfare department of the Cath divisions of Catholic educational Frederick McCallin of the Cathe­ other pews have been refinished. A olic Charities of the Archdiocese of institutions in the city are operat­ dral, Denver; the Rev. Bernard J new Communion railing was in­ Denver, has been appointed execu ing with capacity student-groups. Cullen and the Rev. Dr. David Ma­ stalled, and new vestment cases tive secretary of the new Cath­ Late registrants, composed prin­ COmillBIlIED ID loney, assistant Chancellors; the were built in the sacristy. olic Welfare bureau of the Diocese cipally of children whose fam­ Rev. Eugene A. O’Sullivan and the In addition the altar has been of Columbus. She left Denver two ilies have been at work in harvest Rev. Cornelius E. Flynn, Fort Col­ repainted and placed on a lower months ago, after working in the fields, are expected to add 50 to Charities office here for three 75 more pupils by Oct. 15. OF years. According to the Rev. Hubert Denverites Go to St. Louis Miss Quinlan is the first profes­ M. Newell, superintendent of sional social worker to be assigned Catholic schools, enrollment data After four years’ service with reveal that we still lack facilities to the Central Diocesan Welfare the National Catholic Community bureau of the Coumbus diocese to to take care of 20 per cent of the For De Paul Centennial assist the-Rev. Leo Brehm and the Catholic population that desires Service in Denver, Miss Catherine Rev. William Kappes, diocesan di­ religious education for the chil­ Maloney, known fondly as “Miss rectors of charitable and social dren. In spite of the capacity USO” to thousands of GIs who Representing the Society of St. The centennial celebration marks work. registrations, Father Newell said, have trained in Denver, will go the glorious fulfillment of a pledge estimates of the number of chil­ into private business next month. Vincent de Paul Particular council M.A. From Catholic U. USO-NCCS officials last week paid of Denver at the centennial cele­ to care for the poor made a hun­ A graduate of Coshocton high dren turned away by reason of bration of the society, which be­ dred years ago by a handful of men lack of facilities range from 1,200 official tribute to Miss Maloney, school, she attended Kent State to 1,800 pupils. attributing much of the success of gins Friday in St. Louis, will be at the Old Cathedral in St. Louis, university, Kent, 0., where she re­ the Very Rev. Joseph P, O’Heron, Prelates of the Church, with other Cath(»lic schools in the arch­ the Denver club, located a t E. ceived the Bachelor of Science de­ 16th avenue and Grant street, to spiritual. director of the Denver religious and civic leaders, will go gree. Later she received her Mas­ diocese outside the city of Den­ to St. Louis in large numbers from ver show a slight over-all in­ the personal efforts of the Little­ council; Leo E. Keleher, secretary ter’s degree in social science at ton woman. of the society and manager of the the four corners of the country to the Catholic University of Amer­ crease over last year with 2,023 Salvage bureau; and Fred Musser, be present for the four-day event, pupils enrolled in elementary Miss Maloney came to work for ica, Washington, D. C. Members of the community of Japanese occupation. Father John after reaching the United States. former secretary in Denver and predicted to bie the largest religious Chief among the social welfare schools, and 436 students in high the NCOS regional office three one-time De Paul executive in St. celebration ever held in that city. the Redemptorist monastery at Byrne, C.SS.R., fifth from the left, Seen in the picture are, left to school for a total student group months before Pearl Harbor, when positions which she has held are: Cebu City in the Philippines are right. Brother Jarlath, Brother Louis. Thousands of members of the so­ Child welfare worker at St. Vin­ was a visitor in Denver in the past of 2,459 as compared with 2,411 the organization began to set up shown here in front of theiV Gerard (first native Filipino last year. recreational centers for men tak­ ciety, with tens of thousands of cent’s institution, Santa Barbara, week with the Very Rev. Alphon- brother), tiie Rev. Patrick Murphy, school children, and more than Calif.; supervisor for the Balti­ church. Although the marks of ma­ 5 SCHOOLS HAVE ing selective service training. Den­ chine gun bullets are visible, the O’Connor, C.SS.R. Anothersus Brother Gall, the Rev. John Byrne, ver was a logical place for such a 100,000 men and women will par­ more Emergency Relief commis­ member of their party. Brother the Very Rev. T. Mac Hugh, rec­ JUNIOR HIGH PLAN ticipate in the centennial celebra­ sion; ca.se supervisor for the de building was not severely dam­ The addition of ninth grade center, since Lowry Field was aged. It housed all the White Jarlath, C.SS.R., who started with tor; Brother Charles, and the Rev, classes by St. Cajetan’s school, turning out hundreds of men for tion of the foundation of the so­ partment of public welfare, Balti­ them from the Philippines, died T. Roche. ciety in the United States, for more; director of the women’s di­ priests of the island during the Denver, and St. Joseph’s school. the air forces every week, Buck- which Archbishop John J. Glen- vision of the USO-NCCS, Pulaski, + + + + + + Fort Collins, each with 31 pu­ ley Field was in the process of con­ non of St. Louis is host. The cen­ Va.; and supervisor of the family pils, brings to five the number of struction, and Fitzsimons General tenary program will last until and child welfare departments of schools in the archdiocese re­ hospital was training service men Monday, Oct. 1. organizing their schools on the for medical aides. When the the Catholic Charities of the Arch­ Redemptorists From Philippines Visit NCCS club was started in the The climax of the religious and diocese of Denver. junior high school plan. Other Did Special Research schools using the program in­ building that is now the Catholic civic events will be the immense Charities annex, Miss Maloney be­ outdoor religious gathering sched­ Miss Quinlan also found time clude Our Lady of ML Carmel [s s iy c o n e in these assignments to do special and St. Joseph’s, Polish, of Den­ came the first staff aide for the uled to take place Sunday after­ center. noon at the Mississippi river front research for the Maryland state In Denver; Give High Praise to GIs ver,, and St. Peter’s school, memorial site. department of public welfare, Greeley. St. Cajetan’s school plans In that position she has had to In order to acquaint the boys and the addition of a 10th grade act as director for as long as a Other events listed for the four child welfare division; research girls in Catholic schools with the (Turn to Page g — Column 6) Praise for the kindness and gen­ the Japanese officials and had to Father O’Connor ct-one time ab>-Inert fall, and Mt. Carmel is con­ month’s period; cook, when nojjelp work of th4 St» Viacent-de' Paul days are: Saturday a raonumei^ report to the military authorities tended a ceremdny in which -130 templating a complete four-year was available for the snack bar; honoring the charter members of erosity of the American Gli came society, an essay contest will be every time they made a journey to American boys were confirmed by high school program in a new recreational director, bookkeeper, the society will be unveiled in Cal­ Mass in Evergreen from two Redemptorist priests vis- a mission station. Their churches Bishop Mascarenas. Many of them building in the next few years. St. finder of lost articles, morale sponsored by the society. Plans vary cemetery. Bishop Christopher in Denver this week!Kiting en route in Cebu and Iloilo were also spared builder for lonesome soldiers, from their Philippine missions to were converts, a tribute to the Cajetan’s expects to add a ■ com­ for the contest have been drawn up E. Byrne of Galveston, Tex., will Continues to Nov. 1 the damages of war, although both magnificent work being done by mercial program later. liaison officer between GIs and officiate at the dedication. A De Evergreen.—The 10 o’clock their native Ireland. The Very Rev. and are approved by Father Hu­ towns were under heavy bombard­ the army chaplains. The loyalty DOUBLES STUDENTS their girls, publicity director for Paul Communion Mass will be cele­ j Mas* will be continued every Alphonsus O’Connor, C.SS.R., Vice ment from September, 1944, to bert Newell, archdiocesan superin­ Provincial of the Irish Philippine and confidence which the chap­ WITHIN 5 YEARS the club, and director of the brated Sunday. .41so on Sunday a ! Sunday until Nov. 1 in the March of this yeqr. lains have from their men were dormitory service that is operated tendent of schools. Solemn Pontifical Mass, coram Chapel of Christ the King at vice province of Cebu, and the Sacred Heart, Denver’s largest Most of the chutches in the Phil­ something of a revelation to the Catholic elementary school, with in conjunction with the center by The contest is open to all high Pontifice, will be offered in the j Evergreen. If at that time at- Rev. John ^yrne, C.SS.R., were two missioners. the Denver NCCS committee and school students and pupils of the Cathedral, with Archbishop Glen- I tendance warrants further con- in the Philippines during the en-; ippines have been destroyed, Fa­ two new teachers' added to the seventh and eighth grades. The non presiding. Following a Mass I tinuance of the Sunday Mass, tire Japanese ocCujiation, but, as ther O’Connor said, many of them (Turn to Page S — Column S) (T u m to Page S — Column f) (Turn to P a g es— Column 6) topic for the high school students Monday in the Old Cathedral for I such an extension will be made, citizens of a neutral country, were of necessity, since they were being is “Why Is the Work of the S t deceased members of the society, I according to the pastor, the allowed comparative freedom. used as military installations by there will be an unveiling on the Only once, for five days, were they the Japanese. But the generosity Vincent de Paul Society Important Rev. Barry J. W o g a n of of the American GIs has already 0 Cathedral Choir Appeals to the Church in Our Day?’’ For front wall of the church, commem­ Golden. imprisoned, but they were con­ E the seventh and eighth grade stu­ orating the establishment there of I stantly under th^ surveillance of begun the process of restoring the dents the topic is “What Impor­ the first American conference of churches of the islands. For ex­ tant Works of Charity Are Carried the society. A civic banquet will ample, at Tacloban, the American on by the St. Vincent de Paul So­ close the celebration on Monday boys have given approximately ForMoreMen.BoySingers ciety in Colorado?’’ The high school evening at which Archbishop Glen- Regis Downtown Division 30,000 centavos to rebuild the OECIEES FUMED essays should be approximately 200 non will be the principal speaker. church and have also contributed words in length, the grade school to a fund to establish a seminary. The magnificent Cathedral signor Bosetti. The first rehearsal essays, approximately 150 words. AMERICANS’ PIETY vested choir in Denver, under the for the men will be held Thursday. Master of 4th Degree Opens Classes This Week IS IMPRESSIVE direction of the R t Rev. Monsignor Oct 4, at 7 p.m. in the Cathedral Every division will receive a high school. The men’s rehearsals prize. First prize is a $25 victory The piety of the American Joseph J. Bosetti, V.G., will begin bond; second, $10 in victory To Be in Denver Oct. 9 anotJier year of service at tn are limited to one hour each week. The Regis college downtown di­ ness law; and Eugene Blish, prin­ men ha* impressed the Fili­ Cathedral 10 o’clock Solemn Mass stamps; and third prize in each di­ pino people almost as much as The Holy Hour for Catholic vision, the Life of St. Vincent de vision begins classes Friday eve­ ciples of advertising. on ^ e first Sunday in October. The William J. Mulligan of their friendliness and their men of Denver and the metropoli­ Poul. ning, Sept. 28. Located in the Fer­ Early registration for classes choir, which has been under the di­ Death Strikes New Haven, supreme master guson building, 711 17th street, fighting skill. Filipino men tan area, to be held in the Cathe^ rection of Monsignor Bosetti since of the Fourth Degree, will be was encouraging. It is hoped to who consider theraselTes “good Contest Will Close the school is under the direction have at least 50 persons enrolled. dral Oct 8 at 8 p.m. Under the 1913, is known and admired in Denver Tuesday, Oct. 9. A of the Rev. Eugene Kessler, S.J., Catholics” because their wives throughout the country. The noted Saturday, Dec. 1 special meeting of the Denver Both men and women are invited attend services are amazed to sponsorship of the Archdiocesan At Colorado dean of Regis. to attend. Pictures of the faculty Union of Holy Name Societies, is prelate-musician now has lads in The contest will closie Saturday, assembly will be held that see the GIs frequenting the his soprano and alto sections who night in the Catholic Charities The new division extends Cath­ are on page 12. sacrament*. being conducted on the first Sun­ Dec. 1. All e.ssays should be sent olic higher education to men and day of the month dedicated to Our are sons of the boys he directed in to the Very Rev. Joseph P. a^nex at 8 o’clock. Mr. Mulli­ his early years at the Cathedral. Religious, Kin gan, a prominent attorney and women unable to attend classes Lady of the Rosary. In many O’Heron. 328.3 S' Sherman street, during the day. Curricula include Englewood. The judges of the con­ an able speaker, will have a churches throughout the country To supply his need for boy so­ personal message for all courses in accounting, English, 6 special devotions will honor Our pranos and altos in the large choir, Denver this week noted the test will be a committee of St. Franciscans Qoing death of a Wyoming priest, long Vincent de Paul men with the spir­ Fourth Degree Knights of psychology, guides to correct Lady of Fatima. M onsi^or Bosetti calls for the co­ Columbus. It is hoped that a thinking, business law, public A world-wide campaign to pro­ operation and as8istan<:e of other an invalid in S t FrFrancis’ sani­ itual director. Father O'Heron, as tarium, here; the passing of a chairman. large attendance will be pres­ speaking, economics, Latin Ameri­ mote this devotion will be carried parishes in the city beside the Ca­ ent. can historj’, cultural biology, char­ To Holy Land Posts by the Sacred Heart radio hour thedral. Those who join the choir pioneer nun from the Queen of All students are asked to partici­ acter education, and mathematics. share in' the great cultural advan­ Heaven orphanage; and the de­ pate in this contest. It will not State Master Arthur J. during the entire month. The story Alcorn is anxious to have In addition to the Jesuits, three of Our Lady of Fatima will be de­ tages it affords for now and for parture of two priests of the area only give them a chance to win a laymen are on the faculty of the Four Franciscan priests and two men; the Rev. Raphael Kratzer, later life, and take part in the to the funeral oft a parent The prize and bring honor to their members from Pueblo, Colo­ scribed in detail by staff speakers. rado Springs, Sterling, and downtown division. F. A. Murphy brothers are to leave the United O.F.M.; the Rev. Kevin Mooney, The Sacred Heart program is re­ liturgical pomp and splendor of Very Rev. John J. Flanagan, pres­ school, but also give them an in­ serves as instructor in secretarial the Cathedral ceremonies. Parents ident of Regis college, received sight into the important charitable Longmont assemblies present States Oct. 1 to begin work in the O.F.M.; and the Rev. Theophane leased in Denver by KMYR on also. Special refreshments sciences; Edmund Mullen, busi- weekdays at 7:15 a.m. A half-hour should encourage their boys to join. word of his mother’s death, and the work (lone by the St. Vincent de Holy Land, according to the Very Carroll, O.F.M. Father Theophane, Monsignor Bosetti can be reached Rev. Charles Sanger of Keenea- Paul society on its 100th anni­ have been planned. + 4 program is broadcast on Sundays Rev. Edmund Murphy, O.F.M., a chaplain in the armed forces, is at 2:30. by phoning MAin 4933. burg learned of his father’s pass­ versary in the United States. at present with the army in Eu­ ing. Superior.of the Commissariat of Under the direction of the Very The parochial schcwls of the city rope, but General Eisenhower has ■will co-operate by allowing pupils In addition, the Rev. Robert Regis Downtown Student the Holy Land in Washington, D. been requested to release him Rev. Harold V. Campbell, spiritual director of the Holy Name union, who belong to the choir to attend Kekeisen, assistant at St Cath­ C. Father Edmund is at St. Eliza­ from duty so that he can go to the rehearsals, which are held in erine’s parish, and member of the Girls’ College beth’s friary in Denver for a Holy Land from there. final plans are being drawn up for the Holy Hour. At the services in the Cathedral school on Tuesday RegietePe editorial staff, left short stay on his way back from The two brothers who have been and Thursday afternoons at 2:30 Wednesday, Sept 26, for Decatur, Mexico, where he went on a pil­ the Cathedral that evening the named to the Holy Land are Archdiocese of Denver will be con­ o’clock. m., to be with his brother, Cm I Offers Classes grimage to the Shrine of Our Lady F. Kekeisen, who is critically ilL of Guadalupe, and to visit sevend Brother Robert Minogue. O.F.M., secrated by Archbishop Urban J. Men who wish te join the choir and Brother James Weltman, (Turn to Pages — Column 7) should also communicate with Mpn- Accompianying the Denver priest priests of the Franciscan Holy O.F.M. are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prank On Saturdays Name province of the U. S. who J. Kekeisen of 809 E. Boulder are working in Mexican parishes. Until the present ^ e , the chief work of the American Commis­ street, Colorado Springs. Loretto Heighti college thii Conditions in the Holy Land, sariat of the Holy Land haa been MEDICAL CORPS HAS HUGE JOB The Rev. William Kcavey, 67, year again will offer the regu­ says Father Edmund, are natur­ the raising of funds'for the cus­ an invalid for 10 years in S t lar Saturday* morning claisei ally somewhat upset at the pres­ tody of the holy places in Pales­ Francis’ sanitarium, Denver, died for the raligiou> and lay peo­ ent. ’There is considerable unrest, tine. With religions life being dis EVEN AFTER WAR, SAYS MAJOR Sept. 23. He had said his last ■i ple of Denver. RegUtration but the situation is not as ye^ dis­ rupted and vocations decimated Mass Christmas day three years will take place in the a<- turbing. by conditions in Europe, however, ago. Born in Ireland, he studied aembled claieei at 8:50 and The four priests of the com­ the American branch has been “Wars do end; aftermath thence through the invasion of for the priesthood in St. Paul, 10:10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. missariat who are to take up work called upon to aid in furnishing not. The medical corps has an Southern France, and on to Frank­ Minn., and was ordained there 29, in St. Mary’* academy, in the Holy Land are the Rev. Ter­ fort, (Jermany. For this duty he more members of the personnel. enormous job to do.” This sums merited a citetion for the award 41 years ago. Father Keavey’s 1370 Penniylvania. ence Kuehn, O.F.M., who has ’The Order of Friars Minor has up, in so far as victory is con­ last parochial duties were in been named president of Terra of the Bronze Star medal. Lander, Wyo., where he was sta­ The following course* ap­ had the custody of the holy places cerned, the sentiment of Maj. It reads in part: “For service pear on the schedule: “English Sancta college in Jerusalem, a col­ in Palest^e on behalf of the Latin John F. Harrington, army surgeon tioned 10 years. Verse,’’ Dr. Paul J. Ketrick; lege maintained by the Francis­ Church since the 13th century, from S t Fhilomena’s parish, who, in direct support of combat ope­ SOLEMN REQUIEM “Methods in Art for Grade*,’’ cans for Christian and Arab young when it was placed in charge by for the past 19 months, has been rations from 26 August 1944 to IS THIS THURSDAY Sister M. Ednu; “Trigonom­ the Holy See. The priests guard with the 51st evacuation hospital 8 May 1945, in France and Ger­ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr and etry,’’ Sister Cecille; “Busi­ Clergy DioHer Del. 3 the rights of the Latin Church in all the way from Northern Africa many. As general surgeon and Bishop Patrick A, McGovern of ness Finance,’’ Sister Pau­ these places, which must be to Germany’s surrender. Now neuro-sur|eon, Maj. Harrington Cheyenne will be present for a line Marie; “Technique of shared with the Eastern Orthodox home on a 30-day recuperative devoted himself untiringly to the Solemn Funeral Mass Thursday at Drama,’’ Sister Marie Clyde; Schedoled by Chest Church, the-Gregorian Armenians, leave and oh a temporary duty welfare of his patients, and per­ 10 o’clock. Sept 27, in S t Fran­ “International Relations,’’ and other dissident churches. In status, with not an inkling as to formed his specialty at any hour, cis’ chapel. The 'Very Ri>v. Manua Sister Alice Carlene; “Gen­ A Community Cbost dinner addition, they care for the L^tin pending orders, he hopes that, day or night, whenever his skill P. Boyle will be celebrant; the eral Psychology,” Sister Geor- Catholics in these parts and do with ll5 points to his credit, he was required. By his unselfish Very Rev. Lambert Zaleha, giana; "Ward Method of for the clergy of the city will missionary work among the dissi will be released to resume his pro­ devotion to duty and personal ef­ O.F.M., deacon; the Rev. M. J. i \ Singing,” Sister Francis Re­ be held in the Cosmopolitan dent Christians and the Arabs fession on a civilian basis. fort in his work, he has con­ Blenkush, subdeacoK; and the Rev. gis; and “Principles of So­ Mrs. Mary Peck registers for the Eugene Kessler, S.J., director of hotel, Denver, Wednesday, and Jews. The Commissariat of After special training in Mayo tributed materially to the support Dr. David Maloney, master of ciology,” Sister Felicia. downtown division of Reps col­ the downtown school; Miss Jean Oct. 3, at 12:15. The date* the Holy Land also carries on Brothers’ clinic, Rochester, tne rendered by his hospital during ceremonies. Bishop McGovern Saturday classes will be lege, Denver. Pictured with her Neville, Sam Jarvis, and Jack of the Community Chest drive activities in Constantinople and doctor landed with a field hospital operations of the Seventh army." will give the absolution. Burial completed June 1, 1946. are Joseph Moriarity, the Rev. Byan. are Oct. 1B<36. Beyieuth. operating from Africa, into Italy, (Turn to P a g e s— Column 4) (Turn to Paget— Column S)

' - PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CA'rHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyetone 4206 .Thursday, Sept. 27, 1945 REDEMPTORIST MISSIONERS The Denver Catholic Paidnal Sclmls S i o K c o io i^ Holy Name Hour A. B. C. Register HAVE HIGH PRAISE FOR GIs Published Weekly by the Doll Shop ■ Cathoiio Preu Sodetr, Inc. (Continued From Page One) given them by the American ar Are Overcrowded; (Continued From Page One) quisite tabernacle veils, the work So tflad are the Filipino people mies. The first thing that a U.S. Recalls Famed 938 Bannock Street, Denver, will be in Mt. Olivet, with W, P. of Mother Gertrude, hang in New Dolls and Toys to be returned to American rule army unit did when it arrived in Colo. Horan & Son in charge. churches of Colorado. She has no that it is a standing custom on a city was to b^in the distribution Father Keavey is survived by surviving relatives. Expert Doll Repairing Subscription: II Per Tear the island of Cebu for 50 families of food and vitamins. Both were a sister, Elisabeth Keavey, in A Solemn Mass of Requiem was Lacquer Re/inithlng. to set a table and arrange food at needed badly by a people forced to Growth Is Steady Berkeley, Calif. celebrated by the Rt. Rev. Mon­ Fatima Miracle Entered as Second Class Matter DOLL WIGS the beginning of every day so that live oh rice and fisnyk watered signor Joseph Bosetti Sept. 25 in at the Post Office, Denver, it will be ready to serve to any stew for many months. Father FROM SAME TOWN (Continued From Page One) AS BLESSED CABRINI the orphanage chapel, with the Religious Statues Repaired' Colo. visitors who may happen along. Byme^ during the five days they staff this year, has an enrollmeat Hev. George Klaus, S.J., as dea­ (Continued From Page Otie) i This is their way of showing ap­ were imprisoned, asked the Jap­ of 676 pupils. Later registrations Mother Gertrude of the Queen con; the Rev. Elmer Kolka as sub- Vehr to the Immaculate Heart of! 1513 Arapahoe MA. 7617* preciation to the immediate relief anese for some tea. When it came, are expected to bring this num­ of Heaven orphanage, who was deacon; and the Rev, John Moran, Mary. it was so weak that he mistook it ber to 700 by mid-October. Last summoned to Denver in 1912 by master of ceremonies and speaker. Oct. 13, 1917, is an outstanding for shaving water. year, the peak enrollment at Blessed Mother Cabrini to teach Ten other members of the clergy day in history, but a day little RimURANT sewing and embroidery at the SOME JAPANESE Sacred Heart was 599. These and a number of religious from known by the majority of people. WHEN YOU NEED III ITth Sfrssf figures are more than double the home, died Sept. 22 at the age That was the day of the final ap­ HID SISTERS of 71. Mother Gertrud*, a native various orders were present at the B«twMa Wclton u S Soma of tha Japanata ofE- 310 registration at the school funeral. Interment was as Mt. parition of Our Lady at Fatima to five years ago. of Blessed Cabrini's home town, Jacinta and Francisco, seven and CalUsmU 8t«. epra gaae unmlatakabla avi- Lodi, Italy, came to America as a Olivet. Boulevard service. dance that thair hearts were The Denver Catholic high FLANAGAN FUNERAL nine years, respectively, and to ■ school enrollment gain of 210 Missionary Sister of the Sacred IN IOWA SATURDAY their cousin, Lucia Santos, ten. apt in the war, the missionert Heart in 1907. She spent 53 Five times before she had ap­ MONEY said. They made every effort pupils ovdr last year is the re­ Mrs. Alice Flanagan, mother of Special SUlfDAT DINNER sult' of substantial increasea in years in the religious life. In her the Very Rev. John J. Flanagan, peared to them and asked that de­ ROAST ROUND OF BEEF OR CHICKEN SHORT CAKE to assist the nuns conducting 30 years at QueSh of Heaven a leper hospital on Cebu, pro­ virtually every secondary school S.J., president of Regis college, votion be spread to her Inimacu-' Come to Money Including Soup or Cocktail, Vegetable, Pots. in the city. Holy Family and St. home she taught hundreds of girls late Heart and that the world be i curing medicines and band­ the fine points of needlework, as Denver, died Tuesday evening in Headquarters toes, Salad, Deuert and Drink. Choice four ages for them at erery oppor­ Francis de Sales' lead with re- St. Bernard’s hospital, Council consecrated to her Immaculate i s^ctive gains of 45 and 43 pu­ well as the domestic art of sew­ Heart. | other entrees...... M tunity. But very often the 300 ing and mending. Several ex- Bluffs, la. The funeral, will be SERVED irA .M . TO S P.M. ONLY • patients in the leprosarium pils. Other schools showing large held in St. Bridget’s church. Grand A vast multitude of people as-' increases are Cathedral, 37; An­ 400 SEATS • ORGAN MUSIC • NO UQUOR wart left absolutely to the in­ Junction, la., Saturday. Father sembled in Fatima and waited? •4LTOMOBI1.E LOANS genuity end prayer of the nunciation, 34; and Regis, 30. Flanagan will offer the Requiem for the final apparition foretold by W# will r#finiince your present losa. chaplain end sisters for food St. Gertrude's academy, Boul­ Mass. He returned to Denver Mary. A cold rain failed to drive advance you more cash, or finance the der, which dropped the lower OVERSWS VET purchase of a new car. and care. During one particu­ Tuesday morning from a visit to away the crowd of 70,000. Exactly larly bed period, pages torn elementary • grades this year in his mother and left again Wednes­ at noon Our Lady appeared to th e' BUSI^ESS WA\S from The Saturday Evaning order to make room for more high day morning. The priest was the three children. They alone .sawi To assist you in startin g a new busi> school students, already shows the only child in the family. her, but three times the crowd was! net* or for expanding your present Post wera tha only bandages one. available. result of this planning by the in­ The Rev. Charles P. Sanger, able to see a white cloud envelop-1 Moving - Packing - Storage crease of the nigh school student pastor of St. Francis’ church, ing the children. \ Father O'Connor spOnt 13 yoars CHARACTER LOXNS group from 55 to 75. Keenesbui-g, left this week for As the crowd watched the clouds llO to 1100 on your signature alone in the Philippines and Father Ohio to attend the funeral of his if you are steadily employed. No in* For the Safety of Your Boods dispersed and the sun appeared' Quirita of friends or relatives. Byrne eight. There are four Rc- father, F. A. . Sanger. Father 'like a silver globe at which one! demptorist foundations in the is­ Sanger is a native of Norwalk, could not gaze without being; FH.A HOME LOANS use 0. He was ordained in 1937 by Monthly payments as low as $5.81 per lands. Brother Jarlath, who left dazzled. Suddenly the sun began i $1,000, interest at per annum. the Most Rev. Urban J, Vehr of to spin like a wheel of fire, cast-' JohnsoR Service or Eveiy Move the islands with the two priests, First Lt. Marvin R. Heller, 29, Denver. ing beams of every color.. Three FURNITURE LOANS of 4701 E. Iliff avenue, Denver, A phone call will bring our appraiser died within a week of his arrival times the sun made the same gyra-! to determine amount you can l^rrow. LONG DISTANCE MOVING in Oakland, Calif. was back at ms linotype machine tions, and then, like a gigantic! at the Regieter this week after nine wheel, began hurtling down to­ Cd//q Write or Phone The firms listed htrs dtstrrs t« months of overseas duty as a bom­ ward the terror stricken crowd, be rsmtmbsrsd when yoe ars dls- bardier on a B-24. now kneeling in fear of death. trlbetinc roar pstrantge in the dif- (Continued From Page One) Lt. Heller was stationed with the When heads were raised again it PENVBW Joimson Storage & Moving Co. fbrsnt lints a t bnsinsss. With the Bronze Star he wears 14th air force in the China-Burma- was to see the marvels vanished also the ETO ribbon with four India theater, and won the DFC, INDUSTRIAL' BA campaign stars and a Presidential and the sun shining in its usual 221 Broadway Denver PEarl 2433 the Air medal with cluster, and the TOPITOSB place in the sky. 1534 CALIFORNIA STREET Anti Body and Fender Unit citation ribbon. Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with three i r OMOSITI OtNVIl O.V COOOS CO. REPAlMNG AND PAINTING Maj. Harrington’s trip back was stars. His plane took part in 33 This is the miracle of Fatima. It was seen by more than 70,000. It Phone M.4in 5135 FREE ESTTMATB TIMB PAVHENTS begun by two plane hops, one from missions, and was never hit by (Continued From Page One) Frankfort to Paris and the other cannot be explained; it cannot be! Op*n Mondiyi Until 1:00 P.M. enemy fire. the Knights of Columbus. This denied. SWAVME-WIMBUSH from Paris to Marseilles, where The airman entered the service usually meant a day of at least 12 8B0 BANNOCK TA. •11B he embarked on an eight-day voy­ in October, 1942, and received his hours, but Miss Maloney found PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS HeUina FOROa ghua UU age aboard the navy transport commission as a second lieutenant time in her “spare” hours to act ship, US.S. Breckenridge, The in Carlsbad, N. Mex., April 1, 1944. as two-term president of the Colo­ urge to get back to the States and He was sent overseas the follow­ rado branch of the Business and 944 Milwaukee street, Denver, ing September. In June of this Professional Women’s club, leader where the family resides, kept him year he was made a first lieuten­ of the Archbishop’s guild, and di­ at a fast pace. ant. rector of St. Mary’s choir in Little­ October Fot Mary Clare, the Harring­ Heller circled the globe in his ton, of which parish she is a mem­ \ tons’ youngest child, who is en­ army travels. He left for over­ ber. is the month rolled in the kindergarten class at seas from the East coast, flying Her. entrance into NCCS work S t Mary’s, school lost its glamour. oyer North Africa, India, and the was her contribution to the war ef­ NO UNEXPECTED EXTRAS Jack, 13, has started his freshman ‘Hump’’ to reach his base about fort, she affirms. She came of the year in Regis high, and Robert, 60 miles from Kunming, China. naturally by her interest in the 12, and Kay, 7, are attending St. He returned to the States by way Philomena’s parochial school in service men, for she has two of the Philippines, Hawaii, and brothers, Edward and Martin, who the eighth and third grades, re­ ■San Francisco. The return journey spectively. are officers in the army and navy, ... Moderate Pikes> One Charge took but two weeks, including five respectively. A sister, Elizabeth, Holy Rosary Dr. Harrington’s father, Mi­ days of stopovers and the train s chael Harrington of Butte, Mont., is a lieutenant in the navy nurse trip from the coast to Denver. corps. A third brother is the Rev, Nice selection of ROSARIES - ROSARY PA.MPHLETS has arrived for a visit irith his Lt. Heller reported to Fort Lo­ son and his family. They had not Dr. David Maloney, Vice Chancel­ E very iamfly aervad by Boulevard U entitled gan on Wednesday of this week, lor of the Archdiocese of Denver. ROSARY NOVENAS Seen each other for more than and is eligible for a discharg^. He to all of oar experience andjikilU and our every 'facility . three years. Catherine will not abandon her i.s not a Catholic. interest in the USO-NCCS club |i- R E A D ^ and getf them. MISSING SOLDIER when she leaves next month. She NOW REPORTED DEAD will still direct the dormitory pro­ “THE SPLENDOR OF THE ROSARY” Pfc. Ernest Atencio, 34, of Den­ gram and serve on the hostess By MAISIE WARD Love and respect to a departed loved one can be fittingly ver and Lafayette, who was re­ corps. expressed in a funeral service of very moderate cost at Boule­ ported missing jn action in Ger- vard. This mortuary has every service to offer . . . and every nwny last Peb. *?, when his infan­ try company met heavy enemy re­ Agnes K. Quinlan family, regardless of dxcumstances, gets all of these services sistance, was killed on that date, J bhies CURKt vvilhout extra cost. his sister, Mrs. Josephine Maee of 2051 Larimer street, was informed Given Charities (Sacred Heart Pariah, Denver) by the War department. 'Beadquartere for CHURCH Whatever the price of the servlee selected, there are NO The Sacred Heart parish PTA Pfc. Atencio worked in the coal ARTICLES o r DEVOTION will hold its regular meet­ mines in Lafayette before he en­ Post in Columbus CBURCB PURNISBINGS GOODS unexpected extras. One charge covers ell costs and every serv­ ing at Sacred Heart school listed in the army in January, 1943. BOOKS POR TBK CATB- ice is complete. This sensible, humane policy has won the con­ hall Tuesday evening, Oct. 2, at Besides his sister ip Denver he OUO LAiry AND CLERGY 8 o’clock. A council meeting will (Continued From Page One) HOUSE fidence of thousands of Denver families. is survived by two other sisters, with the Virginia state department be held at 7 o’clock. All officers, Mrs. Cora Lujan,‘Denver, and Mrs. 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 members of committees, and room of public welfare; field work Sallie Pineda, San Jose, Calif.; and supervisor for graduate students mothers are urged to be present five brothei-s, William, Fort Lup- PUONK ^a*M dt6Z6 at this council meeting. This is one from the National Catholic School ton; Max and Joe,‘ Dragerton, of Social Service and the Catholic of the nightly meetings of the Utah: Frank, San Jose, Calif.; and PTA arranged so that the fathers university: and special work for Lee, Lafayette. the Colorado state merit board in of the children attending the par­ Diacharged After 62 Montha B O i l i E V A R D ish school can take part, and these giving oral interviews to all appli­ fathers are all urged to attend this S. Sgt. Robert E. Dowling, son cants for positions in public wel­ SELL yonr CAR to meeting. There will be a speaker of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Dowl­ fare of that state. from the War Chest. After the ing of 4573 Utica street, Denver, She has served on various meeting there will be an enter- hes been discharged from the AAF boards and advisory committee.*, tainmen.t program and refresh­ after 62 months of service, 38 of including the executive board of; which were spent in the China- the National Catholic Community; FEDERAL A NORTH SPEER ments will be seized. Burma-India theater, where he Service in 1-942, and the advisory, A paper drive among the school served as an aerial engineer with board in 1943 and 1944. She was ^ O’Meara Motor Co. MA& JAS. P. McCONATY children is being sponsored by the the 10th and 14th air forces. a member of " a committee to de-1 PTA and will take place Friday, DENVER'S LARGEST FORD. MERCURY A UNCOLN DEALER Sept. 28. Sgt. Dowling is a graduate of velop pre-social work courses at the Holy Family high school. His the Loretto Heights college in Top P rice fo r All m akes and ^Models The registration and attendance Denver, along with membership on at the Sacred Heart school has wife is the former Mary Mullin of REGARDLESS OF AGE now reached 675. 3736 Williams street. a number of social welfare com­ Dr. Swigart Homt From ETO mittees in that city. See A1 O’Meara 1314 Acoma MAin 3111 There will be devotions for the Participated in Conferences perpetual nOvena in honor of the Capt. William Swigert, who for She has participated in a num­ Sacred Heart Friday evening at 19 months served in the ETO in, ber of social conference panels, 7:30. the medical corps, arrived in Den­ among them being the National ver on Tuesday of this week ac­ Conference of Catholic Charities companied by Capt. (Dr.) Wil­ iiv 1943 in Buffalo. N. Y., where liam Desmond of St. Peter’s par- she delivered an address on “Fam­ More Than War i.sh, Ordway, with whom he was ily Welfare in War Time.” She stationed 'in Oregon before over­ also has served on the committee seas assignments came their way. on children of the National Con­ Is Needed for The doctors met in Paris while ference of Catholic Charities. SlSllNSURfD SAfirr Lady on a Train awaiting return to the States. They She was prominent in the Colo­ left there last Friday by plane rado state conference of social / Peace Says Pope and arrived in Wilmington, Del., work serving as chairman of the on Sunday, case work section in 1943; co- Dr. Swigert served with the 16th chairman of the delinquency sec­ Vatican City. — Peace can be field hospital, attached to the tion in 1944, and co-chairman of bought only wirii truth, justice, and Fourth armored division of the the social action section this year. charity. His Holiness told six mem Third army. He went through five of Thought— bers of a House of Representatives major battles, including that of Subcommittee on War Appropria­ the “Bulge.” On Easter Sunday tions T/hom he received in private he -was taken prisoner along with JO E ’S /// audience. The legislators were ac­ some other Americans, but after companied by General Richards being held for 24 hours was re­ SKELLY SERVICE leased to get medical supplies. The J m Pomaicopf (St, Idols’ Pariah) and other officials of the U. S. War GREASING • WASEfNG - BATTERY department. information he gave upon return RECHARGING • TIRX RECAPPING The Holy Father, eaepressing his to his own lines resulted in the 795 Broadway GH. 9420 happiness at welcoming another release of the men who had been group of American legislators to captured- with him. For this, Vatican City, said: "Your particu­ Capt. Swigei't was given the Buy Your ^ T o r lar interest, we are informed, is to Bronze Star medal. He also has i Dinner check and measure the cost of the a meritorious service plaque and war. You have, no doubt, found the Unit citation. Woolens & Linlnss Writ* or it enormous—and fabulously so. Capt. Swigert is a graduate of Yet the concern of your committee Regis high school, and attended l„ far Foil That*s a Winner is obviously limited to the sphere Regis college for two years. He of mere material cost. No human was graduated from U.C.L.A., and agency will plumb the depths or took* his medical studies at Colo­ D t i w u i r a ^ gauge the length and breadth of rado university. Before he en­ H. BOBRICK O ff to Millers!' the suffering, of the pain and an- tered the service in August, 1942, - u t* Denyeri’- n is h and the heavy desolation that he was associated with the late Toiler ( Furrier nave tortured the bodies and souls Dr. Robert Shea. He and his wife 338 15th St. 1^1 of men during these long years. live at 30 Eudora street and are Coraar ISth aaO Trtoaoat N*xR "It all sums up to the price members of St. John’s parish which, in the calculations of men, Capt Desmond, who took his TA. 0505 had to be paid for a stable and pre-med training at Creighton and lasting peace. But will it suffice finished at Kansas U., had been for that? God knows, and right- overseas for 30 months, also in the thinking men should know, tiiat ETO. He was with the Third array iio! Ati feecapping Is not aii^e A, peace is purchased with a far dif­ at St. Lo and Metz, then.with the New Time Millir News­ ferent currency, Tfutlr, justice, and 28th general ho.spital, his base out charity—at no other price can fit, at Liege, Belgium. Following ROUiwg cast'on station KVOD— peac^ be bought." that he was put with the Ninth RADIOS 10:30 a.m. startinj: next The group of Congressmen was army, and remained with it from m illE R 'S composed of Representatives Fran­ its advance from Aachen to Monday. Tune in daily cis Case, Sou^h Dakota; J. Buell Madgeburg. Snyder, Pennsylvania; Albert J. The captain and his wife are except Sunday. Engel, Michigan; W. F. Norrell, spending a few days in Dinver QE KAVANAU6 H 7ih Arkansas; Joe Hendricks, Florida; as guests of Dr. Snd Mrs. Swigert, and Harve Tibbott, Pennsylvania. following which they will go to SUPER mnBKETH [NCWC Radio and W'ire] their home in Ordway. m

Thursday, Sept. 27, 1946 Office, 988 Bannoclc Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC l^lTGISTER Telephone, KEystoae 4205 PAGE THREE

Golden Wedding Observed LEE C RICHARD Card Party Slated St. Catherine’s HANEY L. HANEY A s5 e ;r v i c e Eye* Glasses Examined Fitted I' FOR THE J ii v i n ^ At Presentation Begins IH o u rs’ LEE i\ HANEY AND SON Members of St. Fincent de Paul’s Parish How much wiser it is to take (Preientation Pariah, Denver) (St. Catherine’s Parith, Denrer) Exclusive Optometrists the sensible step toward family' The Altar and Rosary society is Forty Hours’ devotion will open sponsoring a card party ih Red- TA. 2690 • Credit If Desired TA. 2690 protection now. OLINGER’S in S t Catherine’s on Friday, Sept. 827 18TH ST.. DENVER men hall Thursday evening. Sept 28, with High Maiss at 8 o’clock. FUTURE NEED PLAN is the 27, at 8 o’clock. There will be logical answer to this problem. Solemn closing will take place Sun­ taHe and special prizes, and re day afternoon at 4:30. Evening Membership provides Future freshments will be served. Players services will begin on Friday and Need Protection for every are asked to bring playing cards. Saturday at 7:30. The Very Rev. member of the family, regard­ Tickets may be obtained from John Buttimer, C.SS.R., will be the The Most Delicious members or at the door. speaker for all the services. less of age. . . at a cost of only The monthly meeting of Pre a few cents a day. For com* sentation Parish guild will be held A two weeks’ mission will be held in S t Catherine’s beginnings Oct 7- piece information, consult our in Community hall on Tuesday Fried Chicken evening Oct 2, at 8 o’clock. All Tha first week will be for women Advisory Department . there parishioners are invited to attend. and the second week for men. You Have Ever Eaten is no obligation. Activities of the coming season Kenneth Lyle, infant son of Mr. lAEGE. YOUNG, MILK-FED, UNJOINTED. GOLDEN BROWN, TENDER. will be outlined and Mrs. C. L. McAfee, was bap­ DELICIOUS, WELL DONE. SERVED DAILY SUNDAY FROM 11:80 TO The Needlework club will meet tized, with Daniel Francis and 8 P.M . Mary Korsick as sponsors. Also 850 SEATS I6th at in the home of Mrs. Louis Ker- No P arklnr Prablom* Boulder Sherman stiens, 1100 S. Sheridan boule­ baptized was Michael Lee, infant CLOSED MONDAYS son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Be ParkJnx Next Door mORTUaRIESm n ■ r II a ■ I vard, on Thursday, Oct. 4. Devotions consisting of the reci­ Mr. and Mrs. John E. Doll of their daughter, Sylvia Ann, from Johnson, with Leo A. Wargin and CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our tation of the Rosary and Benedic­ Brighton observed their golden Stockton, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Kathleen Wargin as sponsors. personnel and the finest equip* tion will be held every weekday wedding anniversary Sept. ?4 at Doll and sons, John and Kenneth Lucille Archer 0 o l d e n i l L a n t e n i ment and facilities are assigned evening at 7 :30 o’clock during the a Mass offered in St. Augustine’s of Tulsa, Okla.; Glen Don and month of October. Enrollment in church by the Rev. Roy Figlino. Wanda Jean of Denver. Becomes Bride to every Catholic Service. 1265 Bdwy-, Near 13th Ave. Restaurant k e . 1204 the Confraternity of the Holy The couple were led to the altar A dinner was served in the home Miss Lucille Archer, daughter of Rosary will be held after the Sun­ for the renewal of their vows by of the jubilarians, at which time Mr. and Mrs. Fred Archer of 2732 day Masses in October. All mem­ their granddaughter, Sylvia Ann the children presented their par- W. Denver place, became the bride yic*-Pr*iid«nt bers of the confraternity are asked Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Doll had with goldenIdeents wedding rings, of Harry C. Shayler in a wedding to attend the services. Intentions three sons and two' daughters. Mr. Doll is 75 years of age andj ceremony in St. Catherine’s, with will be offered as a thanksgiving There are also eight grandchildren his wife is 70. They were married' the Rev. D. A. Lemieux officiating. COMPLETE ENGINE OVERHAUL for peace and for the blessings re­ and five great-grandchildren. in St. Joseph’s church, Wesley, la.. Mrs. James E. Mendenhall of Ran- ceived on our homes and parish. Present for the occasion were Sept. 24, 1895.. - toul. 111., sister of the bride, was BODY and FENDER DEPT. Each week new intentions will be Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes and matron of honor and Mary Louise announced. Archer, another sister of the bride, Genuine Factory Parts Used Catechism classes for ail chil­ was bridesmaid. Marlene Burns, on Any Make Car or Truck dren of the parish attending public ST. JOHN’S PARISH LAUNCHES daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John grade schools will be conducted Bums, was flower girl. The best, F ree P ick I/p S ervice by the sisters after the 8 o’clock man was Fred Shayler, brother of-' NEW PASSENGER CARS AVAILABLE SOON I Mass every Sunday beginning Oct. DRIVE FOR DEVELOPMENT FUND the bridegroom. After a trip to 16. It is hoped that arrangements Estes Park the couple will make I can be made to start a catechism their home in Englewood. Mr. VINER CHEVROLET 00. class in Bancroft school on Satur­ (St. John's Parish, Denver) and James P. McNeive and a com­ Shayler, who was wounded by a day mornings for the children liv­ Speaking at the Masses last mittee of first grade mothers. land mine explosion in Germany PE. 4641 455 BROADWAY ing in that area. Sunday, the Rev. John P. Moran Recently baptized by Father last October, was discharged fro^ Father Elmer J. Kolka was a announced the inauguration of a Moran were Janet Rae, daugh­ the army in August. guest speaker at the Altar and parish subscription drive to raise ter of Ml', and Mrs. John P. Akolt, Rosary meeting on last Thursday. funds for future development of Jr., with Harry Bunte and Mrs. A hayrack ride will be spon­ the parish. Parishioners were John Akolt, Sr., sponsors; and sored by the Young Ladies’ so­ urged to support their parish by Cheryl Ann, daughter of Mr. and dality on Thursday, Oct. 4. All contributing a bond in the coming Mrs. Richard Best, with Mr. and CASH for sodalists who wish to attend are victory loan drive. The parish has Mrs. Peter Riesselman, sponsors. requested to notify the prefect, a sizable amount laid away for Prayer Booklet Planned Miss Vivian Kissell, 101 S. Lowell future building, but this must be Mrs. FYank Freeman was hostess EVERY XEED boulevard, PEarl 2642. greatly increased before any to S t John’s Altar and Rosary so­ Baked Food Sale Planned actual plans can be made. ciety at its first fall meeting, "A Service That Is Different” Members of Presentation PTA St. John’s football team lost which was held Sept. 21 in Mrs. Freeman’s home, 550 Westwood Mis* Losasso cordially inrites you to bring are preparing a baked food sale the coach who had been in­ (St. Jamei’ Parith, Denver) to be held after the Masses on structing them since the be­ drive. Mrs. L. F. McMahon asked your financial troubles to her. each member to mail a special The Junior Newinan club will be! Sunday, Sept. 30. They are offer- ginning of the season, but Father reorganized on Wednesday, Oct.' I ing cakes, cup cakes, nies, rolls, Moran was fortunate to secure the favorite prayer to Mrs. Kemp Lighthouse Loan & Finance Co. Cooper, 660 Eudora street, as soon 3, in a meeting in the Montclair Miu Loutu, Utr. land casserole dishes. Members of services of Lt. Charles Schofield, Civic building at 7 p.m. All boys the PTA who do not wish to bake former St. Mary’s college of as possible. These prayers, with their donors’ names, are to be and girls of high school age are Phone KE, 8169 8o

P A R H IS PLANNED THURSDAY Pilffpwatpr Parish COLLEGE STUDENTS PREPARE fXR STORAGE VETERAN’S .REPAIREVG NEWS CAST BY ST. DOMINIC’S SOCIETY TO DO PRACTICE TEACHING IntiUM Your Patronag* New* of Intem t lo Veteran* VTT o f WORLD WAR N a I and Tlieir Familiea (St. Dominie** Parish* Denver) from the party will be used for Altar society to (Loretta Haight* Cellaga, olic university, Washington, D. The fall social season will open new sanctuary linen equipment. Danyar) C., in the department of speech KE 4 8 7 6 COLFAX AT WASHINOTON Thursday with a card party spon­ The PTA, Mi-s. George Bugg, Last week Loretto Heights col­ and drama. She is the daughter 9 p.m. Every Night sored by the Rosary and Altar so­ president, will entertain the sis- lege senior studen^teachers com­ of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. O’Byrne ciety. Mrs. Georfce Magor, presi­ ter|« of the parochial school at a menced their first period of ob­ of 383 S. Emerson, Denver. This Ad*Worlh Money on Most KMYR dent, and Mrs. • Robert Sanders, tea in the church auditorium Fri­ Conduct Party servation in preparation for prac­ Miss O'Byme maintained that Sensational School lYovelty of the SPONSORED BY jchairaian, have been working dili- day afternoon at 2 o’clock. Ar­ tice teaching, which will continue the American people “stay away POPULAR BOOK ft I gently with their committee to as- rangements for the tea are being (St. Mary MagdaUaa’t Paritk, throughout the rest of the semes­ from the theater in droves de­ Post-War Period CARD SHOP jsure an enjoyable evening for all made by Mrs. A. F. Zarlengo, Edgawatar) ter. spite popular impressions to the IBIS WELTON guests. Various card gamds will WITH chairman, assisted by the room The Altar society will eohduct Misses Rosemarie Palaze, Mary contrary.’! This is owing to the be played with individual table mothers. Oehrle, Mary Cutlip, and Mary philosophy of the era. Realism has .AD a party at the pariah hall Satur­ 10% off Tfi« ffrm» listed here deserec to prizes. There will be cash prizes Later in the season it is planned Pat McGlone are in the primary forced drama’s spotlight to the YOUR NAME IN GOLD b« remembered when yoa are die- and special award.s. Tickets may day evening, Oct. 13. The fancy- and elementary grades of College hopeless, tenement-stricken hero Make* Ida*! O lanm tte Gift, School Teacher to have th r various classes of the ■wards to head boy ur sir). trlbntinf your pstronsfe in the dif­ be secured at the door the eve­ work committee will be in charge View school ; Mis-s Loretta of the stage. Since he fails to give school entertain the PTA in the MAIL ORDERS FILLED ferent lints of bnstness. ning of the party. The returns monthly meetings. and faneywork will be awarded Sweeney is practice teaching in the solution to life, the psycholo|;i- as prizes. The 10 special prizes Westwood high school in the 10th cal uplift expected of entertain­ Sodaliit* Entertain will be given. grade; Misses Agnes Lallamant, ment, the public turns elsewhere The Forrest Novelty ^ THEY’RE HERE! The senior sodality entertained Marian Meyer, and Patricia for diversion and hence the un­ AND JEWELRY REPAIR SHOP the patients of ward C-5 in the The Young Ladies’ sodality, at Lewis are doing their work in popularity of the Americi|n play. 927 17ih .Si. MA. 9791 They’re Good •Fitzsimons ho.spital Tuesday eve­ the monthly meeting qn SepL Englewood high school. Miss O’Byrne received her ning with games and songs. Re­ 11 in the home of l4iss Magdalene Student teachers are under the Bachelor of Arts degree in 1943 freshments were sei-ved to the pa­ Kolbel, 2928 Chase street, ar­ direction of the professor of edu­ with a major in English litera­ You can have ’em clean tients. The event was in charge ranged for a cake sale to be held cation of ^the college and the ture and minors in speech and of Misses Lornette Green, Eileen in the parish hall on Sunday, Sept. teachers of the cla.sses in which education. She participated in Con boy, and Agnes Carey.' 30, after all the Masses. they work. The students observe many plays in her college days. and etiti get into ’em! their critic teachers for a period In Washington. “I am • ranting, In the first fall meeting of the The parish was^host at the Hos­ Ushers’ club Tuesday evening in not exceeding three weeks and raving, weeping, and dying on pitality chapel house at Fort Logan then are given control of the that stage as often as I get the the rectory, plans were perfected on Monday evening. Sept. 24. The chance!’’ she exclaimed. PARADISE CLEANERS for ushering at the High Masses Altar society of the parish fur­ classes and continue as teachers until the end of the semester in sweaters and all line wearins apparel the expert on Sunday and for the evening nished the cakes for the cookie Hoad* Cemraitta* attention they deserve. devotions in October, especially committee of the USO-NCCS. January. / ELECTRIC IR O N S jS ^ ^ ^ ^ Alumna Ducuasa* Theater Misa Lucille Hammond of Craig REMINDER: Cold weather ia on the way. Rrlns or send the Friday Holy Hours. After The instruction classes for the has been named head of the com­ overcoats and winter wearins'apparel NOW so you'll be the business meeting, a social hour Miss Joan O'Byrne addressed ready for old m»n winter. Made by on old. children in the gi-ade schools of the student body of Loretto mittee of Loretto Heights col­ was enjoyed with the Rev. J. G. the parish were resumed on Sept. lege girls to work in co-operation ' Colfax at .Adam* Sixth at Downing Forquer, O.P., as moderator. Heights college last Thursday, on lished electric 23, after the Communion Mass for the unpopularity of the American with the Needlework guild in its Colfax at Quebec 20tli .Ave. at Grant The senior mixed choir held its the children at 8 o’clock on the theater due to realism. Miss annual task of assembling com­ manufacturer. ^ AC meeting Wednesday in the rectory fourth Sunday of the month. On O’Byrne is an alumna of Loretto plete baby layettes for distribu­ Phone EM. 2783 for Pickup Beading room under the direction the other Sundays of the month Heights, class of 1943, and now is tion to Denver’s needy. The drive of the Rev. Thomas McGlynn, O.P. the cla.o.ses are held after the 10 doing graduate work at the Cath- will close Oct. 4, when each class ^^Ulc OttUf. . . . The choir is preparing for the re­ o’clock Mass. Sister Mary Wilfred presents its contributions to the inCI ftD Tax sumption of the High Masses Sun­ and Sister RoberU of St. Patrick’s judges for inspection before the day, Oct. 7. parish are conducting the classes Chaplain Casualties committee turns the material The children’s choir composed every Sunday. Mrs. J. S. Hersh­ Are 397 as of Aug;. 31 over to the guild. D. D. T. INSECTICIDES § ta u lp iq l|’ B")332" APPLIANCE STORE of boys and girls from the pa­ berger a.s.sisted with the transpor­ Misses Rosemary Witherow, Erotal Grade Vied Exclutiveir in tation of the sisters for the classes. Washington.—Up to Aug- 31, Rosemary O’Leary, and Bess RieS- 1332 eT COLFAX • KEYSTONE 8234 rochial school is singing hymns in the 9 o’clock children’s Mass chaplain casualties of all denom­ enman head committees for the THE FAMOUS T-O-T SPRAYS Stonleigh's for Carpets & Linoleum, 1528 E, Colfax Ave. on Sundays under the direction inations stood at 397. The list of senior class; Misses Joan Vial- 138 deaths consists of 76 chap­ pando, Patricia Cook, and Mar­ ^ Help the State and City ANOTHER SENSATIONAL STANLEIGH VALUE of Sister Norbertus, recently as­ signed to the parish school’s mu­ lains killed in action, including 12 garet Mary Meyer, the junior Fight Infantile Paralysis Englewood Group lost in the sinking of Japanese class; and Misses Margaret Fidel, sical department. Kill Flie* and Mosquitoes in Your Home Religious instruction classes for prison ships, one killed during Ann Witherow, Marie Costanzo, Call or Phone ‘public grade school pupils are be­ bombing in Germany, and 62 non­ Evangeline Saucedo, Katherine B.P.O. FALL FROLIC battle fatalities, including one who Price, Mary Helen Flanagan, ing held every Saturday morning GREAT WESTERN EXTERMINATING at 10 o’clock in the parish school, Elects Officers died of disease in a Japanese Margaret Fogarty, Virginia Ginn, Dancing • Games - Entertainment W. 25th avenue and Grove street. prison^ camp. In addition, 216 Claire Marie O’Keefe, and Kath- E.Aat 9341 COMPANY 3608 E. Colfax October DeTOtioni Slated chaplains were wounded in action, ryb Seitz, the sophomore class. 3 Big Niles Rosary devotions will be held (St. Loui.' Parish, EagUwood) including those not hospitalized; Misses Mary Ann Dolan, Sue every evening in October at 7 :30 An enthusiastic meeting of par­ 28 have returned to military con­ YoUng, Anne Killian, Jackie OCT. 4-5-6 o’clock. They will copsist of the ish Holy Name men was held in the trol from German and Japanese Smith, Joan Weedman, Betty hall on Monday evening. Members prison camps; 11 whose status is 'Thieler, Ann Lutz, Marjorie Ho­ THl RS., FBI., S.\T. ! Rosary, litany, prayer to St, Jos­ eph, and Benediction. Confessions elected to office weie: Albert undetermined are detained by the ward,_ Bernice Bindel, Patricia Elks Club, 14th & Calif. will be heard every evening after Kurtz, pre.«ident; R. A. Pinnell, enemy; and four are missing. Doylei Marjorie McGinn, Betty sei-viccs. first vice president; E. Puetz, sec­ Ann Hindman, Sally Westermark, The Ro.sary Holy Hour com­ ond vice president; Phil Mader, Residence Hall Planned and Jackie Aired head the fresh­ bined with the perpetual novena .secretary; Paul Hanson, treasurer; At Detroit University men committee. A Machine World Will Demand to the Infant of Prague and •Anthony Albracht, marshal; and Detroit.—The University of De­ Blessed Martin will be held on Edward Bettinger and Stanley troit will inaugurate its post-war MACHINE SHDRTHAND Friday evening from 7:30 to 8:30. La.ssa, delegates. building program with the con­ The Rev. V. R. Hughes, O.P., The society will sponsor a Fif« th» Fact* about Poitwar Securitr—chancinc standard* of pay— struction of a men’s residence toufh competition for woiih*while poAUions. when suddenlr there wilt pastor, will conduct the Holy Hour pinochle club again this year with hall, the Rev. A. H. Poetker, SJ., be thousands of eurplus workers. Can this happen to You? New and Father McGlynn will deliver play beginning on Wednesday eve­ announced. The new building, the elasAfs slarting each week. Foil secretarial courses. the sermon. ning, Oct. 3. There will be in­ gift of the James and Lynelle Hol­ Day and Ereninf Classes. Catalog on Request. The Blessed Joan sewing circle dividual prizes each qight of play, den fund, will be known as Holden MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. will meet Thursday, Oct. 4, at A committee to be appointed will hall. Rolwrt M.—Paul V.—M. T. Murray STENOTYPE SECRETARIAL SCHDOL 12:30 in the home of Mrs. Frank consider the possibility of excavat­ 1608 RruadHay KE. 5877 L. Stone. 2816 Java court. This ing beneath the church with a view will be the first meeting of the to a nur.sery room and other facili­ season and the circle will start ties. The men present voted to sewing on the new altar linens. make a special effort to meet re­ : In the busine.ss meeting preced- turning .service men. A turkey SAVE UP I ing the sewing activity a new party will be sponsored in Novem­ chairman for the ensuing year will ber. The next regular meeting-will HOME PUBMC M ARI^ T0 5D% be elected to succeed Mrs. Ward be on Monday evening, Oct. 16. .■Lnthony. A luncheon will be Society to Receito Commuaioii served by the hostess, Mrs. Stone. There will be a corporate Com­ Have Your Old munion for members and patrons' of the parish conference of the St. Living Room MIKE MASTERSDN Vincent de Paul society in the 8 o’clock Ma.ss Sunday. 'The special Beautiful Furniture Sight Seeing collection on this day will be for Good Bakery Goods "See Colorado Rockies in the support of the charity work Fresh Cut Flowers Cleaned or Their A u tu m n Splendor" carried on in the parish by the 611 17TH ST. Modernized CH 204 0 Lobby S rority, which will start in Novem­ KACARONI AND IPAGHBrn School lunches are such wel* ber. CLIP THESE COUPONS Each member is making a “Per­ Uail Orders Accepted WHEAT GERM sonal Booklet,’’ which will consist Delicious TEA and Clip This Coupon Clip This Coupon come treats with sandwiches of a calendar for.the year, names TURKEY SANDWICH HOT VIRGINIA BAKED HAM RATES TO INSTITUTIONS COFFEE ’ Hot PoUtoea and Gravry Potatoea ^pd Gravey of the officers,.and spiritual notes. Cranberry S»uce ,of SOLITAIRE Peanut Butter. WM^_C^U»^N_ Raiain Sauce Members of the sorority will _20C_WJTH PO.'L bowl Sunday, Sept. 30, at the And what other food is so Sportbowl. Clip This Coupon Clip This Coupon FRESH STRAWBERRY At a recent meeting of the Den­ SHORT-CAKE FRESH CARROT JUICE rich in easily-digested pro­ ver Sodality union, Ida Mae Mi­ Our Meats Will Fro«t»d Whipped Cream IOC A PINT ONLY 15C WITH THIS STOMACH SUFFERERS P , , P e T f ^ chaud was dected recording secre­ DRINK CARROT JUICE ill teins and nutritive oils? tary, and Glorene Pytlinski was Give You VIM COUPON appointed chairman of the enter­ tainment committee. -VIGOR and BUNCH’S I ^ o l it a i r e . VITALITY "PLAY THIS HUNCH HAVE LUNCH YVITH BUNCH** Bay Yoar Drugs When You Bay Your Food Foods aro GOODI CHICAGO li£LVlN O. SIMPSON Invitea you to pitrontto him wheaww joo «4B— For Drug 8tor« Koeds E-4 BOULEVARD VACUUM MARKET SWEEPER CO. DRUGS, Inc. PARTS AND SERVICE FOR ALL MAKES HUME PUBLIC MARKET PHO.XE TA. 1669 NEW ROYALS SOON DeliTtiT—3U4 Caietada Bled.—OX. MK __ ii.E?’j ^ ----- "■

Thursday, Sept. 27, 1945 Office, ,938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE i ' GuOd Sets Date Seccion en Castellano JAMES P. GRAY For •! Bard*. Aatonio Sagrtrm, CB.T. For Fall Meeting OPTOMETRIST When You Must Watch Catolicidad de La Iglesia CRIATURA" (Marc, xvi, 15). The newly appointed council “Se predicari este Evangelio del members of the Archbishop’s guild (CoBtina*ei«a) Reino de Dios, EN TODO EL 212 Colorado Bldg. Funeral Costs, Malaquiai preTi6 la Catolicidad MUNDO, en testimonio para TO­ met with the officers and past de ia Iglesia al decir: "Desde Le- DAS LAS N A C IO N E S’’ (M at presidents of the society at a din­ vante hasta Poniente, es grande mi xxiv, 14). ner in the Blue Parrot inn, Denver, 1615 California TA 8883 nombre entre las gentes; y EN “Id y enseftad A TODAS LAS on Sept, 24. Following the dinner, REMEMBER THIS TODD LUGAR se sacrifica y se NACIONES" (Mat. xxviii, 19). COMFORTABLE VISION ofrece al nombre mio, una ofrenda Vosotros seriis mis testigos the president, Mrs. Margaret Volk, AND EYE CARE pura; pues grande es mi nombre en JerusaUn, en toda la Judea, introduced the various chairmen ENTRE TODAS LAS NACIO- en Samaria y hasta LAS EX- for the 1945-46 term. The as­ At the W. P. Horan & Son Chapel, NES, dice el Senor de los ej^rcitos” TREMIDADES DE LA TIERRA” sembled group voted upon the price is a matter of your own selection. (Mai. i, 11). (Hech. i, 8). suggestion that Thursday, Oct. 4, NUEVO TESTAMENTO EL APOSTOL SAN PABLO, ya be the date set aside for the first An unusually large display of caskets, iQUERIA TAMBIfiN JESU- en su tiempo decia a los Romanos: general meeting of the year, with S T . c h l r c h all marked with the cost of complete CRISTO QUE SU IGLESIA “Doy gracias a Dios, por medio de the Catholic Charities annex, E. FUERA CAT6LICA 0 UNIVER­ Jesucristo, de todos vosotros; de 17th avenue and Grant street, the GRAND LAKE. COLO. funerals, enables you to make a choice SAL? que vue.stra Fe es celebrada POR tentative place. Letters will be at the price you choose to pay. Si, Jesucristo q u eria no una TODO EL MUNDO” (Rom. i, 8). sent all active members before this Open the Year Round Iglesia nacional, como Ip era la Y mis adelante, hablando de los date, giving definite time and MASS EACH SUNDAY 11:30 A M. Regardless of your selection, you Iglesia Judia, sino aue queria una demis Apostoles, pudo asegurar place. Iglesia oue fuera Mundial, o en que: “Sus palabra.s re.sonaron EN Following'the business meeting, may use, without extra charge, the fa­ otras palabras, que fuera “Cab6- TODA LA REDONDEZ. DE LA the Rev. Gregory Smith, spiritual cilities of our centrally located Chapel. lica” y que perteneciera al mundo TIERRA, y su voz se oyo hasta director, welcomed both old and WHAT ARE YOUR entero, puesto que £1 dijo a los LOS CONFINES DEL MUNDO” new members on the council and Apostoles; (Rom. X, 18). spoke of the great possibilities of­ POST-WAR PLAMS7 “RECORRED EL MUNDO, pre- iCUANDO EMPEZ6 LA IGLE fered the organization in the post­ dicando el E vangelio a TODA SIA A SER CAT6LICA 0 MUN war period. Make Your Plan DIAL? Chairmen of the various com­ Now to trade at La Iglesia empez6 a ser Catolica mittees for the coming year are de hecDo desde el dia de Pente- Mrs. Pat Krakow, ways and means, DANSBERRY’S eiOH PERBl costes; pues que Pedro, al salir del assisted by Mrs. Alyce Horton; Cenaculo, convierte en dos veces, entertainment, Mrs. Eileen Koest- Our plan it to give you bat- 8,000 hombres, que habian ido a er and Miss Madelyn Nalty; mem­ ter lervice and bett marehen- Jerusalen: “De todas las naciones bership, Miss Monnie Neville and dite available. IS SELECTED AS del mundo. Habia Partos, Medos y Misses Dorothy and Mary Byrne; FOR YOUR HEALTHS Elamitas, los moradores de Meso­ linens. Miss Jessie Pasquale and SAKE BRINS YOUR AND SON CHAPELS potamia, de Judea y de Capadocia, Mrs. Mary KinklC; vestments. Miss PRESCRIPTION HERE. del Ponto y del Asia, los de Frigia, Clella Carter and Mrs. Ethel Mc- de Pamfilia y de Egipto, los de la Carthyj social action, Mrs. Eliz- KEy5tone6297 # KEystone629fi Libia, cotafinante con Cirene, y los abeth Saya Miss Virginia Vaugh- DAXSBERRY I4 T H A de Roma. . . .” (Hech. ii, 6-10). an is still the USO representative; ISZTOeveiand Ptacc Esos fueron H>s que abrieron el the spiritual activities will be tab­ PHARMACY CHAMPA Ouardlng Forever our Fcxinder^ Ideals (St. Mary'* Acadamy, Denvar) camino , porr, j donde •/ debia comuni- ulated this year by Miss Cecilia Gloria Thtrese Perry was a p - R«Tenci6n a Europa, Asia, Chekal, and the publicity chair­ pointed by the sodality officers, Y Africa, que era el mundo cono- man will again be Miss Isabelle and sponsor to fill the office of cidb de aquellos tiempos. McNamara, assisted by Miss Rose­ prefect for the coming year. Mary iCUMPLIERON LOS AP6S- mary Shackley, TOLES EL MANDATO DE IR A LET- Ann Brannan, prefect-elect, left The past presidents of the so­ Denver to reside-in Casper, Wyo., PREDICAR POR TODO EL MUNDO? ciety will act as an advisory board, INSURANCE SP(HHnUIIOIISl Philoneia’s thus creating the vacancy. with Miss Catherine Maloney in ISiBLaritnerSt. cMftirLlXhh Vivian Eyre was selected to Si, pues que Pedro, antes de ir a charge of the Missionary Catech­ represent St. Mary's on the na­ predicar la Fe en Roma, capital del ists’ welfare, and Miss Mary Na- JOS. J. CELLA tional advisory board of the so­ Imperio, les distribuye el mundo: dorff in charge of the USO snack­ dality. Andres, su herm an ito , parte SCHAEFER 1120 Security Bldg. Bazaar Is Set bar again this year. para Escicia; Santiago el Menor, Phone KEystune 2633 BVBIIIB iim ilP l More than 20 members of the | *Bookworm$* Have 0 el Justo, primo hermano de Jesu­ First Meeting cristo, se queda en Jerusalen, como guild have made reservations to at- primer Obispo; Judas parte para tend the retreat at El Pomar, the For Sept 2$, 3 The “Bookworms” held their Mesopotamia; Simon para Egipto former Penrose estate, in Colo­ Store Your first meeting in' the library Fri­ y Persia; Tom^a y Bartolome para rado Springs from Friday, Sept. ^BAnrcmcKS day, Sept. 21, for the purpose of 28, to Sunday evening. Sept. 30. (St. Pbilomsna’* Parish, Danvar) la Judea, India, Malabar, y Ar­ On Hand al All Timet electing new members. Mary menia; Santiago el Mayor, hijo de On Sept. 14 members of the In the St. Philomena PTA meet- Catherine Furstenberg and Ann Morning Star circle met in the in- held Sept. 24 final reports were Zebedeo y Salom^, partio para Es- Day Old and Started Chicks Louise Freiberger were chosen. paha; su hermano Juan, para el home of Miss Margaret Lynch for made on the bazaar to be held Sept. The newly elected members are their monthly meeting. The eve­ Awnings 28 and 29 in the school hall. The 1 Asia Menor; San Mateo para Etio- Baby Ducks & Turkey Poults sophomores. pia y Pablo va a format santos ning was spent sewing altar linens bazaar is under the joint chairroan- for the missionary chapels. REASONABLE PRICES .ship of Harry Zook and John Mo­ Mrs. Charles Dunn addressed hasta en los mismos palacios im Full Line of Feed, Remedies, han. It was revealed that dona­ the students in behalf of the periales de Roma; De S. Lucas se Four guild members. Misses and Equipment tions to the hope chest to be Needlework Guild of America last sabe que t\i6 el companero de S. Frances and Catherine Nadorff, ' i awarded the final night have Friday at assembly. Kathryn Pablo por mucho tiempo y S. Mar Isabelle McNamara, and Margaret Morri.ssey vyas chosen to act as cog,fund6 la Iglesia de Alejandria Lynch, spent last week at a cabin Promptly reached the value of J150. As a Rusk Chick Store special feature of the meeting s general chairman of the Needle­ Venecia y Aquileia. near Buffalo. Mail Write work drive, and as head of the sen- iEN QUE AfJO FUERON ES- The Orders for (.lomer W. 38th & FedersI get-acquainted tea was held at Miss Cecilia Chekal was hostess Co. which 91 guests were present. In ior class. The juniors are headed jCRITAS POR PRIMAVERA VEZ to members of Sancta Maria circle Sekefer Tent & Awning Filled Prices CL. 5.324 Denver the business meeting Mrs, J. P. by Patsy_Chambers, the sopho- LAS PALA BRA S “ IG L E SIA on Sept. 25. As this was the first mores by Joan Rae, and the fresh­ Becker, membership chairman, an­ CATtJLICA?” meeting of the year, plans for the 1541 ARAPAHOE STREET nounced that the membership of men by Ruth Ann Kennebeck. A pesar de que no todo cuanto circle’s coming activities were dis­ Mary Catherine McMorrow and 6 6 39 the organization ha.s almost made se ha escrito ha llegado hasta noso- cussed. Ann Lutz were guests of the tros, el apelativo que se da a nues- Why Pay More its goal of 300. The figure now NOTICE o r FINAL SETTLEMENT is 291. Principal speakers in the boarders at dinner Tuesday, Sept. tra Iglesia de "Catolica” es tan ESTATE OF SAMUEL P. STEWART. (Trademark) IsMoting were the Rt. Rav- Monai- .25. antiguo, que ya lo encontramos en DECEASED. NO. 71742. gnor William M. Higgins, the Rev. Jackie Fiaher spent the weekend una carta que S. Ignacio Notice ie hereby siven thmt tm the $th at her home, “Fisherancho,” near day of >foveinber, 1945. I wHI preaent to P a ^ ^aw t Paul Reed, and, Sister Catherine Martir escribio a los fieles de Es- the Coimty Court of the City and County Marie. Grand Lake; Catherine Lawren- mirna, en el ano 110, la cual dice of Denver. Colorado, my accounU for Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores Former Grade Entertained son visited her parents in Sterling: asi: “En cualquier parte en que FINAL SETTLEMENT of the edminUtra- and Joan Stephenson her parents aparezea el Obispo, alia debe jun- tlnn -of uid eaUte when and where all The faculty of St. Philomena’s peraona in intereat may appear and object INCORPORATED school was host at a lawn party at in Wray. tarse la gente; pues alia en donde to them if they ao detfre. the convent Sept. 26 for former esta Jesus, alld esta ‘LA IGLESIA B. C. H ILLU RD . JR., Colorado Owned Stores graduates. P A T rtT Tr A.’ ’’ Adm iniitrator C.T.A. SAFER-QUICKER Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. Parish clubs meeting this week iPODRlA* CITAR OTROS LU- are: Tuesday, Mrs. G. L. Mona­ GARES DE LOS SANTOS P.A.- OFFICE OF THE V' Broadway and EUsworth 16th and California ghan’s with Mrs. W. H. Wolfe; DRES DE LOS PRIMEROS SIG- TREASURER LOS QUE MENCIONEN LA IG­ e n r AND COUNTY OF DEN'VER 13th and California Wednesday, Mrs. J. D. Goodrow’s Munldpftl Building start a "New-Way" Cheek Account Tedayl with Mrs. Robert Weir, and Mrs, LESIA CATOLICA? • DENVER. COLORADO Wa Do Kot Dava Special Salei But Sell Vou al Our Lotaatt P. F. Giblin’s with Mrs. E. L. Lo harcroos con mucho gusto y, Np . J*39 No regular monthly bank charges. No minimum BTHS liESDlY para empezar, vamos a citar el NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL ES­ Pricrt Every Day on All Drug Merchandite. Stakebake; Thursday, Mrs. J. A. TATE AT TAX SALE AND OF APPLI­ balance is required . . . deposit any amount. Then pay O’Neil’s with Mrs. J. J. Dooling, 11lamado “Fragmento- Muratoriano” CATION FOR ISSUANCE OF Sr.; and Mrs. L. A. Fair’s w'itn escrito por el ano 180, el cual TREASURER'S DEED the "New-Way.” 10c per check covers ALL services* (St. Patrick’s Parish, Danver) hablando de ciertos escritos herejes TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and Mrs. Robert Reardon; Friday, Mrs mora eapapiaJly in FsvaJyn M. Zeiger. The M. A. Hickey’s with Mrs. C. J. The first meeting of the newly dice que: “No pueden ser recibidos South Denver Finance Cn., The Moffat Campbell. fonned relipous discussion club EN LA IGLESIA CATOLICA.” Tunnel Improvement Diatriet. and Joseph Sodalitjr Reorganiaed SAN CIPRIANO escribio un tra- Vrisarri. will be held in the school Tuesday You and each of you are hereby notified THE CENTRAL BANK Company LOOP IHARKET A reorganization meeting of the evening, Oct. 2, at 7:45 d’clock. tado sobre la Unidad de la Iglesia y en el ocurren frecuentemente that on the 22nd day of Novemfc^r, 1938, FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Sodality of the Blessed Virgin At this meeting the Rev. Theo­ the Manager of Revenue. Ex-Officlo Treas­ ISth & Arapohoe Stf., Denver, Colo. Mary was held in the home of Mary dore Haas, director, will outline estas frases: “Fe Catolica;” “Uni­ urer of the City and County of Denver and Fraa Parking With Purchase of SOc or More at 1429 Lawrence dad Catdlica;” “Regia Catolica,” State of Colorado, sold at public saJe to Patricia McGlone Sept. 21. the plan of discussion for the year. City and County of Denver, aaaiarnor of Monsignor Higgins was present Any person wishing to join this etc., etc. The South Denver Finance Co., the ap­ and led a discussion concerning discus.sion group is urged to call (CnntlnnarA) plicant. who hai made demand for a k T k ' Treasurer'! Deed, the following described the program to be undertaken by the rectory for further informa­ real estate, situate in the City and County IMMEDIATE SERVICE the group. The date of the next tion. of Denver and State of Colorado, to-wit: Introducing. . . Stcn's. Womtn'i snd Children's meeting is tentative as yet, but The Junior Newman club, which LoU Nina and Ten (10). in Hsir SoIm members will be notified within the held its first meeting last Friday Block Eleven (11). Montrose, All Work Guaranteed jnext week. GuarJiaii Angel that said tax tale was made to latiify the evening, will meet every Friday delinquent general taxes aaaessed against Sears New “ T ELE T H R IFT ” LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP I The following officers were evening at 8 o’clock in the lunch­ said real eatate for the year 1987; that LOOP MARKET I elected: Prefect. Katherine Ann room of the school. said real estate was tax^ in the name Lee; vice prefect, Mary Katherine of Evelyn N. Zeiger: that the statutory The Altar and Rosary society period of redemption expired November. SERVICE Jaeger; sectetaiy-treaaurer, Mary will sponsor a games party on Guild to Mark 22nd. 1941: th at the uifie has not been Golden. Refreshments were served. redeemed: that said property may be re­ Any young woman interested in Thursaay afternoon, Oct. 4, ati deemed at any time l^fore a Tax Deed ia 1:30 p.m. for the benefit of the iMued; that a Tax Deed will be Uaued to i joining the sodality is urged to sewing circle, which ■will meet the said The South Denver Finance Co., ‘ leave her name at the rectory, or later to make articles for the main lawful holder of Mid certificate, on the with one of the officers. M B irthday 2$th day of January a t 5 o'clock p.m.. I Correipondent Named booth at the annual bazaar. Of­ 194$, unless the same hai been redeemed ficers of the society and members before 5 p.m. of Mid date. Miss Mary Jane Costello has been of the sewhig circle will be in The Guardian Angel guild is ap­ WITNESS my hand and seal thii 24tb I named parish correspondent for the day of Scpteml^r, 1945. 1 Will Pay Cash for Small charge. Twenty prizes will be proaching its 40th birthday and 'Regitter. Anyone having news awarded in the afternoon. A cake F. E. WILSON. • I items is asked to call Miss Costello, will celebrate the feast day Oct 2 Manager of Revenue. Ex- Homes in or Near Denver. donated by Mrs. J. Carroll will (SEAL) Officio Treaiurer. City and EM. 8669. also be awarded. in a fitting manner. All members County of Denver in the Quick Action—Call or See who can are expected to attend State of Colorado. Misses Louise Pedot, Antoinette First Publication September 27. 1945. Pastore, and Gloria Billings were Mass and it is hoped will offer Last Publication October 11. 194S. Motion Picture hostesses for the last meeting of Holy Communion for deceased and By BOY W. CASS. Deputy Treasurer. the Senior Young Ladies’ sod^ty. L . OKLLAL Angeline and Geraldine Colmenero living members, and for many OFFICE OF THE Machine Received were admitted to membership. more years of service in the cause TREASURER CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER 1&43 Sloul TA. 6266 Virginia Dailey and Dorothy Mae of charity. Moniefpal Buitdinr Melphy were visitors. Special A luncheon will be held at the DENVER. COLORADO By Annunciation recognition was made to Our N*. J-3» Lady’s committee, composed of Lakewood Country club for mem­ NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL ES­ TATE AT TAX SALE AND OF APPLI­ (Annunciation Parish, Danver) Misses Viola Cinea, Nancy Petra- bers and guests, followed by cardf. CATION FOR ISSUANCE OF The motion picture machine or­ glia, Dorothy Net;ri, and Leona All members, active and inactive, TREASURER'S DEED I^lr. Walter J. Kerwin dered by an appointed committee Ecker, for the fine work Accomp­ are invited to attend and make TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and through the PTA hag arrived. this occasion a happy reunion. mors sspsrislly to M. A. BrSsnshan...Stats invites his many old friends and lished in the past year. Miss Marta Af Colorado. Ths South Dsnvsr Financd customers to visit him for suggest- Sponsored and financed through Casagranda was named chairman The Guardian Angel guild, or­ Co., and The Moffat TunnsI Improvemsnt ions on— card and games parties by the of the publicity committee and ganized by a convert to the faith, DiitrioL I three leading organization.s of the Miss Viola Cinei of the Eucharis­ You and rach of yon ar* hsrshy notiftsd JUST CALL DIAMONDS - LOCKETS has as its primary objectives works that on tha 16th day of Novsmbsr, 1940, the parish, the machine will be used tic committee at a recent election of charity and a strong desire to the Manaser of Revenue, Ex-Offteto Treas­ WATCHES - ROSARIES' primarily by the school and also of the Sodality union. foster and promote a spirit of urer of I the City and County of Denver and TAbor1304 for the parish. The PT.\, Altar State of Colorado, told at public aalt to CROSSES - COMPACTS Mrs, Viola Smith of 1756 Boul­ friendship and sociability among City and County of Denver, aasumor of BIRTHDAY GIFTS land Rosary society, and Holy der street is confined to a local Catholic women of Denver. The South Denver Finsnee Co., the ap- I Name' society purchased the ma­ hoapital, aa ia Eve Anselmo of nllcant, who bat made demand for a chine at a cost of |500. 3848 Vallejo street. Room Furnished Treaaurer'i Deed, the follotrinc deacribed Select the Things On the parish sick list are Mrs. real estate, situate in the City and County JOS. M. FISHMAN John Richard, son of Mr. and A t Craig Colony of Denver and State of Colorado, to-wit: You Need From the Jeweler and Optician Earl Hanson and Mrs. Kimberly. Mrs. John Morsico, was baptized LoU Nine (91 to Fifteen (15) In- A boy, David Thomas, wa.s born Sunday by Father Haas. Since 1921, when the guild fur­ eluaive, in Block Seven (7), Montrose, 100,000 Items in Sears Catalog GLASSES ON CREDIT Aug. 5 to Mr. and Mrs. A. Berlin. nished a room at Craig Colony, that taid Ux tale was mide to tatiify the Lt. Alexander Berlinger of the dalinquent aenerat taxes aatetted acainit 807 15th St. TA. 0029 Reported home from service new blankets have been supplied taid real eatate for the year 1939: that Phone Your Order lo Sears “Telethrift’ DW . . . • air forces is spending a leave here every year at Christmas. Mrs. Pav for Goods and a Small Shipping CharM When overseas are Raymond Gerity, Jos­ with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. taid teal eaUte was Uxed In the name of W. B. Waldron, a life member, William C. Gehrka; that the tUtutory livery la Made al Your Door. Save Time, Trouble, and eph Kitson, Jack Trail, Frank Ben Berlinger, and family. He will Rookard, and Robert Dowling. never fails at Christinas time to period of redemption expired November Transportation. report back to his station prior to send slippers, pajamas, and many 16th, 1943; that the same hat not been The Annunciation Past Presi­ discharge. redeemed; that said property may be re­ COLFAX dents’ Social club met in the home other attractive conveniences that deemed a t any time before a Tax Deed of Mrs. J. J. Roach Tuesday. Mon- are always needed in a sick room ia ittu ed ; that a Tax Deed will be luued COLFAX AT to the said The South Denver Finance Co., CATALOG SALES DEPT. DOWNING signor Charles H. Hagus was the Little Sisters of Poor The guild- also has endowed a lawful holder of said cartlflcate, on the guest of honor. room at Sands Home. The Mullen 35th day of January at 6 o'clock p.m.. SEARS 1740 Broadway— Denver home for the aged is another out­ 1946, unleii the same has been rsdsemed FREE DELIVERY AT It A. U. A .S 'D 1 P. U . Are Loft $2,000 Estate befor* S o'clock p.m. of tsid dste. Navy Mothers’ Club let for its efforts, as are the WITNESS my hsnd snd ssal this 24th pTiPhone Tabor *1776' Plans Meeting O'et. 1 Dominican Sisters of the Sick day of Ssptemhec, 1945. The Little Sisters of the Poor Poor, and other smaller and less F. E. WILSON. I W< Sp«clallM In conspicuous projects. Hanacer of Ravenus, Ex- ■ MILK FED POULTRY The Rocky Mountain Navy Moth­ home for the aged, Denver, is the (SEAL) Officio Treaturer, City and PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS I ConpIcU Lin* at ers’ club 462 will meet Oct. 1 at beneficiary of a 32,000 estate left For reservations on Oct. County of Denvcf in ths I SEA FOODS AND by Clara Fry of Denver, who died please call Mrs. Howard Crede, Stats of Colorado. 8 p.m. at 1665 Grant street, Den- First Publication September 27, 1945. I FRESH FISH I ver. All members are urged to at­ Aug. 24. Her will was filed in EA. 8264, or Mrs. C. J. Hyland, Last Publication October ll„ 1945. tend. ‘ ^ - County Court on Sept. 20. TA. 6010. By SOY W. CASS. Deputy Treasurer. THEY ARE RELIABLE a i J PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEjrstone 4205 = v .. ' '===B=a==gBs±gg=g Thursday, Sept. 27, 1945 St. John's Parish Before You Buy See L Rudies & Appliances LA PETITE CLEANERS Sales and Service 2314 E. SIXTH AVE. EM. 74B9 OF BLESSED SACRAMENT PTA HONEST WORK-PAIR PRICES Ladies' and Men’s Our Selection of FINE FURS Cannenis Expertly Cleaned PTl ID SPONSOn (Blessed Secraraent Perish, held in the school for the year S P L K Compare Prices . . . Save the Difference f FRANKLIN ANDERSON 3 to 4 Day Service Denver) 1944 and 1945, and stressed the fact that the student body is still 10 MONTHS TO PAY 2316 E. 6lh Ave. EM. 9586 Alterations and Tailoring Approximately 106 mothers were lit in attendance for the first PTA not vaccinated 100 per cent, and Enchanting... Irresistible jyVEIIILP P asked the further co-operation of JISUII PASTOR^ meeting of the year. The officers the parents in this regard, as these Restyling and committee chairmen we diseases arc still prevalent. He re­ OLIVER'S 1 (St. 6ajetan’« Parith, D en T er) hostesses for this meeting. The ported that repairs to school (Loyola Parish, Denver) Repairing Under the auspices of St. Ca- new president, Mrs. Matthew J. amounted to 81,500. The principal, Sister Frances Father Edward J. Morgan, S.J., tan’s PTA, a “Community Re­ Halloran, announced her commit­ tees for the year. Chairman of Eileen, gave a short talk request­ is well pleased w th the way the 1510 California sponsibility” meeting of all par­ wavs and means. Mrs. John C. ing the co-operation of all patents. novena mission started the first M A R K ET 1 day. There Vere 210 Communions. . . . * ents will take place in the church Daly; program, Mrs. Paul Horan; All new members were intro­ CH. 1901 'DenvePs Finest H duced. There will be a sermon and Bene­ / ' , joy to wear, because basement hall at 2 p.m. on Sunday, membership, Mrs. Frances Weiser: diction every evening at 7:30 Selection of H X it’s cool, comfort­ publicity. Mrs. Joseph H. Matty; Sonia Camobell, daughter of Mr. Sept. 30. Current problems con­ hospitality, Mrs. Leo Farley and and Mrs. A. M. Campbell, returned o’clock. GRAIN-FED MEATS, - ■ able, so completely beautiful. Call us cerning the juvenile are to be dis- Last Friday evening there was a today for your Rillinx COLD WAVE. Mrs, Emmett Dignan; community recently from a three months’ visit nSH & POULTRY ■ Principal speakers include with her uncle and aunt in the Re­ meeting of the committee to raise icilman James Fresques, Offi- service, Mrs. R. J. Betson. The fol­ 1312 East 6th Ave. MYLADY EDITH BEAUTY lowing room mothers were also public of Panama. She also vis­ funds for the new school. Cap­ h H Juan Noriega of the police tains were appointed and are work' WE COPY AN^V ING Phone PJ. 4629 J MINNIE E CUnODC announced: Kindergarten—girls, ited friends in Mexico City, Mex., KESSELER, M*r. D nU rrEi and El Paso, Tex., en route. Miss ing on their precincts to assign WRITTEN, PRINTf^J OR DRAW N of Mrs. F. J. Murphy; boys, Mrs, D. 2804 E) 6th Ave. EA. 0788 J. Bostreys; first grade—girls, Campbell is in her sophomore year lieutenants to each district. The Young Lgsiies’ sodality will Letters, Wills, DiseJ^^ges. Certificates, Paul Moynihan; boys, Mrs. Jack at Loretto Heights. Births. Withhifi^ng Tax, etc. BAVB TIRES—BUT AT OLSON’S receive Communion Sunday in the McLaughlin; second grade—girls, John J. Meany, Jr., and his wife, Rapid Serv^L CmIs Little BENNEn’S Committee chairmen for the Mrs. George Cattermole; boys, Lt. Alice Meany, army nurse, who 8:30 Mass. There will be a meet­ TA are: Program, Mrs. Eugene Mrs. A. B. Baumgartner; third reside in Pasadena, Calif., are ing of all the young women of the OLSON’S stT eI grade—girls, Mrs. Louis Cabela; spending about 10 days with Mrs. parish, and all are invited to at­ PICK PHOTOGRAPj^ BLUE PRINT GO. .CONOCO SERVICE tend the meeting at the home of boys, Mrs. W. C. Snapp; fourth J. J. Meany and Mr. and Mrs. 1015 17TH s j ^ DENVER 2, COLO. \W aaliing and Creasing grade—girls, Mrs. Carlos Fuer- Edward O’Connor. Miss Frances Heivey at 2232 Race ' Xpur Btuinna Appraciatad 2750 W. 29th GL. 3613 mann; boys, Mrs. R. J. Betson; Comdr. and Mrs. Joseph E. on Thursday, Sept. 27, to discuss 6th Ave. & York EA.' 9932 nunity service, Mrs. Charles 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 fifth grade—girls, Mrs. R. D. Al­ Brocha of Galveston, Tex., an­ plans for tjie coming year, Swedish Massage DeSylva; visitation of the sick, lison; boys, Mrs. Harry Sims; sixth nounce the birth of a daughter on Richard L. Valley, pharmacist’s 2»70 Colli. Blvil. \ f Lela DeHerrera, Room moth- Stimulates digestion, circulation, grade—girls, Mrs. J. B. Trainor; Sept. 20. Mrs. Brocha is the for­ mate first class, son of Mr. and elimination, and relaxes nerves, nclude; First grade, Mrs. Rita boys, Mrs. Earl Thrasher; seventh mer Grace Wagner, daughter of Mrs. M. L. Valley of 2942, St. Paul, SIMMONS DRUG '10. nez; second, Mrs. Eliza Go­ grade—girls, Mrs. Vincent Smith; Mr. and Mrs. L. U. Wagner. is home on a 10-day leave. He has Bernard Willoughby | Princess Dry Cleaners mez; third, Mrs. C. Nieto; fourth, boys, Mrs. Roady Kenehan; eighth Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Bate re- just finished pre-flight school at EA. 99.5.3 ^ Masseur Otened and .Operated by Kenneth S, Red fern Mrs. James Torres; fifth, Mrs. grade—girls, Mrs. Raymond Riede; turned recently for a three-month Athens, Ga., and is on his way to elix Gallegos; sixth, Mrs. Charles WB APPRECIATE YofllH 338 Empire Bldg. KE. 4928 boys, Mrs. William H. Horst. visit with their son-in-law and South Carolina. Another son. Jack, patronage j-'fZ. Mon.. Thur... and FrI. Evenings OUR QUALITY SERVICE YOUR BEST ECONOMY leSylva; seventh, Mrs. Elias It was announced that the eighth daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry is still stationed in Italy. 7 to 10 by appointment. WE CALL AND DEUVER igil; eighth, Mrs. Joe Valdez; and grade mothers were to take the Henkel of Charleston, V. Va. A inth, Mrs. Louis Martinez. Sgt. Frank J. Kirchmon, son of 1138 East 6th Ave. SP. 2681 first Friday breakfast in October. daughter, Debra Louise, was born Mr. and Mrs. F, J. Kirchmon, Jr., HAl'G BROS. On the first Sunday of October Mrs. R. J. Betson will have charge to the Henkels in July. Mrs. Hen­ of 1701 Race, is home on a 32-day 1 the 8:30 Mass the special inten­ of selling stamps and bonds. There kel is the former Dorothy Bate. furlough. S^. Kirchman has just Moving - Stooge « on corporate Communion of the m Ak k k t . Franeis de Sales* will be a pantiy-shelf sltower for Mrs. C. D. Heitmeier of St. returned from one year in the Expres&?tf PTA will take place. Rehearsals the sisters in the October meeting. Louis, Mo., returned to Denver to European theater and has been in (X)R.N FED MEAT.S for the Christmas Mass begin on The square dancifig will be re­ funeral of her uncle, service two and one-half years Low Raf^s FI.SH AND POULTRY Sunday, Sept. 30. Persons desir- WilliamU/tllvavM Kennedy.U awwaHvr Cut Rate sumed under the chairmanship of Lt. a n d ^ rs. L. B. McCarthy of KE. 6425 2U 9% elton St. PRICE'S DREG to join the adult choir may do Mrs. J. G. Simpson, and anyone de­ Miss Alice Marshall is ill in 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 Hortce S. Pric«, Prop. (St«mb«r of St, FrancU de Sales') so at this time. Application can Mercy hospital. Mrs. Mary Lavin Brooklyn, N. Y., are visiting Mrs. Service With a Smile* siring to join this club should com­ McCarthy, mother, Mrs. 0. D. municate with her. The Very Rev. is confined to her home because Kimsey of 2503 York. We Oeliver WINES, LIQUOR & BEER Harold V. Campbell gave a report of illness. The regular games party will be AFRORA For and Deliver Your Prescriptions on the physical examination, vac­ Mr. and Mrs. James G. Simpson ffp Call cinations, and immunization tests held Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. in have as a guest their cousin. Miss Loyola hall. 98 So. Broadway Phone SP. 6226 FAVOR RECEIVED Mollie Brennan of Chicago, HI. The Eastern Gateway to Denver reader wishes to express Miss Brennan has been the inspira­ Chairmen Introduced f UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT^ ks for the favor of finding a tion of many parties. At PTA Meeting Tooley's lost book through a novena to St. 4th RecoDection Lunch by Scout Auxiliary In the afternoon of Sept 18, the Anthony. Mrs. Frank Thomson, president BAGAN’S the friendly TAVERN [Amick Drug, I n c . j of the scout auxiliary, reports that third Tuesday of the month, the Food Store first monthly meeting of Loyola INVITES YOU TO AURORA } 0. G. McClanahan - Joe Dwyer ) the monthly luncheon for the school PTA was held. children was given in the school CHOICE MEATS - FISH > PRESCRIPTIONS ) Day [or Women Mrs. Fourcade, president, intro­ 9758 E. Colfax Aurora 77 GROCERIES hajl on Sept 19. This is the first duced the following women as JIM BAGAN, PROP. > EXPERTLY FILLED < luncheon of the fall series, but Fresh Fruits and Vegetables k Beer - Wines • Liquor < hereafter they will be given on chairmen and co-chairmen of the Bird’s Eye Frozen Foods the second Wednesday of: every various committees: Finance, ( 1400 So. Broadw ay < Mmes. May and Conway; health, B A T H B E N S YOUR PATRONAGE Scheduled OcL ] month. ( SP, 9791 ^ Mmes. Patterson and M athis; hos­ APPRECIATED f JOE DWYER, formerly of St. ) The Cubs have started their win­ pitality, Mmes. Reischman and Mc­ 1 H O ^ SUPPLIES r Joseph’s Parish and now of St. j (St. Joseph’s Redemptorist Parish, ter pack with a meeting held on Nally; membership, Mmes. Mohr- HARDWARE PAINT lURORHAFi Sept 19 in the school hall. As the 900 So. Pearl SP. 6587 ) Francis de Sales’ Says: “Comet Denver) bacher and Humphries; program, ROOnNG Hours 6:30 to 8:30 ( and See Us.’’ J dens are now being formed, all Mmes. Jameson and Vitry; refresh The fourth annual day of recol­ boys over nine years of age inter­ 9735 C. Colfax Are. Aurora 349 YOUR PATRONAGE lection will be held for the women ments, Mmes. Beckman and Cof- AURORA. COLORADO APPRECIATED ested in cubbing, are urged to get field; publicity, ^Mmes. Catlett and of the pariah on Wednesday, Oct. in touch with the cubmaster, Rob­ 3, commencing with Mass at 8 Brennan. BROADWAY ert Wartburg, at EA. 3502. The following women have been LUMBER • PAINT - HARDWARE Hard-to^et Merchandise o’clock and closing with a Holy Mrs. Glenn W. Davis was host­ INSULATION Ph. EM, 2513 — Aurora 9 DIXIE CRFE Hour in the afternoon. Luncheon appointed room mothers: First THE ess to the members of St. Jude’s grade, Mmes. Leabo and Linnebur; HARDWARE 372 SO. BROADWAY CREAMERY will be served at noon. Women circle Sept. 21. Mmes. V. B. Pres­ Aurora Lumber Company s e r v in g g o o d f o o d wishing to attend should register second grade, Mmes. Worland and HYDRAULIC JACKS AT POPULAR PRICES QUALITY DAIRY FOODS ton and Sam Stauffer won the Trainor: third grade, Mmes after the Masses on Sunday, The honors. Mrs. Preston was welcomed Building Headquarters BED LAMPS 66 So. Broadway Rev. Carl Schwarz, C.SS.R., will O’Rourke and W'ollenhaupt; fourth HOIRE-^IADE PIES back into the circle after a pro­ grade, Mmes. Haskin, Berens, and Pbonea Aurora 280—FrankJlo 8380 conduct the spiritual exercises. longed absence. AURORA, COLO. Western Auto Supply Co. Officers and members of the Thorpe; fifth grade, Mmes. Do­ Mrs. James H. Leyden enter­ herty and Frawley; sixth, grade, E. V. -1X0“ MURPHY. Aaeney Altar and Rosary society wish to tained 16 members of S t Norbert’s thank all who helped make the Mrs. Weipert and Miss Center; JACKSON’S 3 DAY SERVICE circle Sept 21 at a bridge lunch­ seventh grade, Mmes. Dumbald and Phoaa Aurora 331'—NiU Ph. EH. 3719 recent games party a success. Mrs. eon. New members' received into IVEW FASHION Cut Rate Drugs When Things Look Dark Bancroft reported that 63 dozen James; and eighth grade, Mmes. F R IE l^ H the circle were Mmes. M. F. Ginn Hilbert and Hunt. C l e a n e r s & D y e r s LIQUORS - SUNDRIES cookies were delivered the USO- and C. J. Parslow. PRESCRIPTIONS Gall PE. 4686 NGCS club through the co-opera­ At the school of instruction con­ FlIRiVnUBE CO. JOHN H. JOHNSON Little Flower Circle Meets ducted on Sept. 14 in the Shirley- Everything for the Home FREE PROMPT DELIVERY tion of Mmes. Berberich, Bom- Office Plant CaU 8P. 1445 Downing & Altmeda Pickup and Delivery Twenty-four members of the Lit­ Savoy hotel, the Loyola PTA was NEW AND USED melyn, Casburn, Gamier, Kammer, tle Flower circle were g;uests Sept. 530 E. Alameda Art. 9817 E. Colfax Kenz, McCutchen, McNicholas, represented by the following 960S £. Colfax Aurora. Colo. SPruca 0079 Aurora 83 Plain Dresses 85c 21 of Mmes. Paul Horan, W. E. women: Mmes. Hogue, Fourcade, Pollock, Richter, and 0. V. Simp­ Tiedman, and J. L. Swigert in the BUCHANAN’S Men’s Suits 60c son. Hostesses for the social hour Humphries, Reischman, Coffield, were Mmes. Canny Cizek, Casburn, Blue Parrot tearoom. Mmes. Carl O’Rourke, Heiney, and Worland. LIQUOR STORE SOUTH DENVER and DuBe. Altar workers for the Chambers and Earl Thrasher won In regard to the school uniforms, Loyola month of October are Mrs. J. the bridge honors. Mrs. James Mmes. Williams and Nalty were Fine Wines and Liquors Logan was received as a new mem­ called upon to decide upon a new CleauersA Dyers Sullivan, Mrs. H. Harrison, and ber, and Mrs. Ben Hilliard, Jr., W« Fe«lor« ChrlBti&n Bro*. Win«s Mrs. 0. V. Simpson. pattern, since the one formerly in York Texaco Service .\LL POPULAR BEERS 594 So. Broadway The Rev. Frederick Dillenbeck, was a guest use is now obsolete. Mmes. T. J. Morrissey, J. J. Easi 29ih Ave. at York St. ROWARD’iS Ph. PE. 1777 377 So. Broadway C.SS.R., will conduct the Forty Coma In and let ui aerva you and eal Hours’ devotion in Holy Rosary Campbell, and Ed Neuman enter­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS tained the members of S t Joseph’s acquainted. MARKET STILLWELL SON church this weekend. ESTATE OF ELLEN COLLINS, al(o Gas. OH tnd Grasaing — Tires Recspptd NOW OPEN & Commencing on Monday, the circle at a bridge luncheon. Mmes. known Mrt. WillUm CoIIinf, Mental Seven Years' Experience Minor Alameda Drug Store IneompeUot. Quality Meats - Croceriea Texaco Service October devotions will be held Dewey Flint and Herbert Leibman Repairing. V. 0. PETERSON, Prop. every night in' thanksgiving for were received as new members, No. 767)8 Open vwtrj day. 7 :30 A.M. to 9 PJd. 2820 COLO. BLVD. EA. 8911 ’"ir-da Miss Molly Brennan was a guest. Notice U hereby sriven that on the 2tnd MAin 0582 Opan y IK y Closed the safety of the pari^ioners in day of Aujrust. 1945( letters of Conservator­ Snndsys Tuesdays Cut Bate Drugs koU, i, Ml the service, and for the eternal rest The bridge honors were awarded ship were issued to the undersiRmed as Wines and Liquors of those who gave their lives for to Mmes. J. R. Reitz and J. R. Mo- Conservator of the above named esUie CHANGE TO SUMMER and all persons having claims against said Blessed Sacrament this country. The Rosary will be sier. An election of officers was GREASE AND OILS Fountain Service School Supplies held and Mrs. T. B. Lynch was estate are required to file them for allow­ BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES offered for the various groups ac­ ance in the County Court of the City ------Y O U B C A B ------Tire RecappinK and Rapairinz Alameda and-Broadway cording to the alphabet. Three made captain and Mrs. James G. and County of Denver. Colorado, within six DRIVE IN ALAMEDA & S. LINCOLN PE. 9955 hundred and fifty-three members Simpson, secretary-treasurer. months from said date or said claims will TO ERVIN When you need a motor overhauJ. motor Mmes. David B. Douglas and be forever barred. tuneup. or some auto repair work, taka are listed on the honor roll, 12 of B. C. HILLIARD. JR.. It where you get prompt, efficient sarr. them gold star heroes. It is hoped Harry White entertained 16 mem­ Conservator. Glencoe Conoco Service lea. S t . Joweph’’s Parish that some member of the family bers of S t Anthony’s circle Sept. WASHING GREASING ACCE& VANCE H BLITCH, Mgr. or relative of the service men wil^ 21. Four new members were wel­ 8UR1ES TIKE SERVICE comed, Mmes. Forbes Parkhill, P. Glencoe ai East Colfax EA 9777 ' CENTENNIAL GARAGE be present every night for the FOX-MCHOLSON 1475 Jasmine at Cait Colfax For that Watch or Diamond service. G. Haley, J. D. Mix, and Walter 8 a,B . to 9 p.m Dally. Cloaad Wad. The games party will be held Young. Honors were awarded to STUDIOS you always wanted—See Mmes. W. P. Schnick and Walter C a ll VICK’S Monday night at 8 :30 p.m. Novena Seccaaaor to^rvlRf Alien Fox We Sperialize in Permaneiil QUA1.ITY UQUOR STORE CA^IEBON CBEDIT devotions are held on Tuesday at Young. and Nicholson Stodlo Waving and Hair Styling the usual hours. S t Joan of Arc’s cirple is to For Beer, Wines J ew elers meet on Friday of this week and 1542 Bdwy. TA. 2784 KEARNEY THELMA HASSON BOTTLE OB CASE D&RG Watch Inapecton will be entertained by Mrsi Em­ 7 1 9 Satsta Fe D riw e mett Dignan. Mrs. J. A. Peter­ BEAUTY SALON 240 Santa Fe Drive KE, 7943 son will act as co-hostess. This CREAMERY IHELMA EASSON Uansssr meeting will be in Mrs. Dignan’s 287* COLORADO BLVa PTA Meets Oct 1 PHONE DEXTER 1188 SANTA FE FUEL CO. SANTA FE SHOE home. . ^ 2206 Kearney DENVER. CO1.ORAD0 Ann Lester, yeoman second class, SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS FOB The firms listed here de­ 1001 Santa Fe Drive CH. 5015 HOSPITAL who is stationed at Shoemaker IS ON m s WAY RANCH EGGS Field, Calif., is spending her leave DELICIOUS ICE CREAM serve to be remembered COAL - WOOD - GAS 8ho« Repairioff for the WhoU Family In St Vincent’s in the home of her parents, Mr. and Place Your Orders ISow COMPLETE LINE Featarm a Mrs. M. J. Lester. The Lesters’ DA'RY PRODUCTS when you are distributing INVISIBLE HALF SOLING daughter, Mrs. William T. ^hmitz, for Christmas Toys GROCERY ITEMS OIL - ICE W# Apprcciats Ptrcsl Post Ordsn (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, Op«n Sundays and Evaning. your patronage in the dif­ THE YEAR ROUND 742 SANTA FE DRIVE ' Denver) is visiting her husband in Fort Unfinished Furniture EM. 7273 ferent lines of business. Worth, Tex. « The first meeting of the season Mmes. Adrian Maguire, Frank Toys for Birthdays BiUy Van's Grocery of S t Vincent de Paul’s PTA will & C. Davis, and Eugene Rice motored Furniture made to order. and M arket BOB VAN’S be held by order, of the president, to Colorado Springs recently to at­ Get the gracious habit Mrs. J. V. Coleman, on Monday, tend a retreat at El Pomar. FLOWERS WIRED ANYWHERE THE MARKET OF QUALITY Meat Market Oct. 1, at 2:30 p.m. in the school Homer T. Anderson, son of Mr. DEAN’S PLACE hall. 16 ozs. to the Pound ®WMof.eto and Mrs. Homer J. Anderson, who GL 1709 4223 W. 38TH AVE. The Orchid Shop 750 SANTA FE DRIVE A member of the speakers* bu­ bad been in the service for almost 820 S ^ ta Fe Dr. Phone TA. 0538 -K/ 8Cy reau for the War Chest campaign three years, has received a medical “Flotrers of Distinction" UNION SHOP F R E S H F I S H Colon,Coi_ will give a short talk, after which discharge at Ckirona, Calif., and is LET FLOWERS SAY rod, t o i ^ ' **'*”' the pastor will address the meet­ now at home. I t FOR YOU '^*"ygrooo. 199 ing. The pHncipal and teachers Sheila Ann Volzke, infant daugh­ Flonen (peak the lantwixe all under- The firms listed here de­ NATIONAL BRAND WORRIED eUnd . . . on all occaaioni . . . and of the school will attend the meet­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Volzke, serve to be remembered they’re lovelier from STORES ing. After the business session, the was baptized by the Rev. F. A. Pet­ ABOUT EVELYN M. WOODMAN when you are distributing officers will preside at a tea in tit The sponsors were John Vil- 1528 Colo. Blvd. EA. 1826 the parish rectory. lano and Margaret Wade. Yonr Frloadl; Pood Stona NOW. your patronage in the dif­ Quality Foods for Less All parents are invited to at­ Diana Louise Foster, infant BILLS? ferent lines of business. you wn hovo America's smart- tend, especially the parents of new daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. 741 Santa Fe Drive and •st hgw Come in — or order by students in en. members of the parish whether or Arthur J. Sullivan and Virginia iUMP-SUMlOAM Friendly, Courteous Service I not they have children in the Lewis. Holy Family school. 'Those who do not wish to Betty Lou Mahoney, daughter of USE COUPON NOW .PROMPT DELIVERY attend the meetihg are welcome Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Mahoney, W . lew wy (■o«nl on hnHot/ Our business policy is to continue giving all to attend the tea. left Sept. 16 to attend Junior col­ car, Inicit, keuMlieU ippliweet, efice of our customers friendly, courteous service. OK SIBYL HATS Circle Meets l e t in Bradford, Mass. BILLY’S INN Our Lady of Victory PTA circle or for* equIpoMt Quick, cooMaSl4 ISIS Stont St., DoiTar, Cols. Leo P. McNulty of San Fran­ While many times there are shortages of mer­ met on Thursday, Sept 20, in the cisco, Calif., is a guest in the home Mndct.^coM to ttt utl CBAA HITT and ARNOLD JENSEN GLEANERS A DYERS chandise you may need, we will never be short PleoM (end me hot fubioiu noted home of Mrs. F. Bischofberger. of Mr. and Mrs. L. U. Wagner. ^ Telephone KE 6221 Good Foods * IKA T. THOMAS. Prop, below: Mrs. J. J. Mulqneen and Mrs. H. He is Mrs. Wagner’s brother. of the friendliness that has typified this store Nielsen won the awards. The circle And Your Favorite Orinka Mag We Serve Vou? n TILTED BUMPER, a t *1.99 plus 15c will meet again on Thursday, Oct for so many years. majlins chsrse (fill in color)______St. Joseph’s Parish S e c u r i t i e s 44th & Ia>wcU Phone GL. 9731 4120 Tennyson GL. 5084 18, in the home of Mrs. C. P. □ GLAMOUR-GLO, a t S1.99 plus 15e Boms, 1635 So. Humboldt, at 1:30 (POUSH) C R E D IT C M R mailing charge (fill in color)...... p.m. For Quality Bakery Goods I] Check □ Moner Order The Past Presidents’ Social club PARK H ill DRU6 CO. 1 REDDISH’S of the CPTL will meet on Thurs­ Wadorkamp Bras. 1 Red & fFhite Name.... day, Oct 4, at 10:30 a.m. in the KE. 9043 5106 Wash. “Your Doctor Knows l/«” 1 GROCERY and MARKET Catholic Charities annex, with COMPLETE POOD SERVICE WEISS BAKERY Address... Mrs. William Robinson, president, EVniYTHINO A GOOD GBOCKBY LOANS 1 SBOULO HAVE 23rd and Dexter E A st 7 7 1 1 ■ 3971 Tsnnyson .GL. 4759 presiding. Past presidents of St l BEST roODB AT LOWEST F U (» 4024 Tennyson S city______— ...... State...... Francis de Sales’ rTA will be host­ —W1 DEUTEB— 14TH AND IROADWAT l.a m.m.m a> a.a • m.mM m m mm • • dl esses, and a prize will be awarded.

6 Thursday, Sept. 27, 1945 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN

FOR SMART BUILDING FUND BENEFIT FALL FESTIVAL IS SUTED UDIES’ WEAR A lly Nurse Flies run BEING HELD IN STEAMBOAT OCT. 10 IN COLO. SPRINGS KAREUA SHOP Steamboat Springs. — The fall Mary’s all-wool blanket will be Home From Paris Colorado Sprinn.—Oct. 10 ha* months before going overseas. 70 Broadwa; — Denver festival to be held in the Legion- the special award. In addition been set ai the Mte for the fall Captain Pelner will soon be dis­ 751 S. Univeraily — Denver airc Friday, Sept. 28, for the bene­ there will be an auction of a pure­ festival of Corpus Chriati pariah. charged from the service and will NTLERS COLORADO 439 Main St., — Longmont fit of the building fund of the bred Guernsey bull calf donated Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par­ This annual social event, aa a par return to his home in Wisconsin. Pikei Church of the Holy Name is at­ by Ed Beeve, Other stock will be ish) — Lt. June Fitzpatrick Mc­ ish benefit, is being sponiored Elmer J. Griebel t. D. Crooeh 0. D. O'BrlM HOTEL Peak SPRINGS tracting widespread attention. auctioned, including a v|luable Hugh, who was married in Metz, ;ly by the Holy Ni A There are indications that hun­ calf donated by Paul Brenner. Prance, on July 18 to Capt. Jos­ and the Corpus. Chriati guild, and Flown to States PERMS-SHEARER ORDER dreds of visitors from several Prizes for the various games will eph W. McHugh, has landed in will be held this year at the Dis­ Flown from France to the Miami counties will attend the big event. include such items as bedsheets New York city, where she ex­ abled American Veterans’ hall, air field was Elmer J. Griebel. He Christma.s Photos There will be games and enter­ and pillow cases, powdered soap, pects to receive a discharge from J26VI S. Tejbn. Three grand has the Bronze Star, Good Con­ 102 No. Tejon NOW tainment, and the various commit­ shortening, and cigarets. the army nurse corps before prizes will be awarded. In addi­ duct medal, and four battle stars. tees are arranging a program that The Altar society will have coming to Boulder to be with her tion, five attendance awards will He is the husband* of Mrs. Hollie COLOBADO SPKINGT will be worth traveling many miles charge of the cake and sandwich parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fitz­ be given. Griebel, 949 S. Nevada avenue. 8UABTE8T 8TOBB to attend. concession and also the fishpond. patrick. She made the trip by The following committees have Mr. and Mrs. Allen W. Hughes The Texas Kid and two of his plane from Paris with 30 other been appointed; Doll booth, Mrs announce the marriage of their Store for Men In Heart o/ the City One of the features will be the army nurses. Her husband re­ giving away of a $175 Commando troupe from radio station KLZ in Owen McHugK Mrs. W. C. Cra- daughter, Ellen Virginia, to Rich­ Boys Shop DIMNG ROOM and Denver will furnish part of the mained in France. ron, and Mrs. Charles Berla; apron ard L. McCoy, son of Mr. and hand-tooled saddle donated by Edmund Schram, Jr., with the COFFEE SHOP F. M. Light and Sons. A $16 St. entertainment. booth, Mrs. H. E. Donahue and Mrs. A. -J. McCoy, on Sept. 12. Women’s Casual Shop All members of the parish have U. S. navy, writes to his parents, Mrs. A. J. Rieden; novelty booth, The wedding took place in the Write for Beautiful Folder Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schram, that he Mrs. A. J. Mindrup, Mrs. H. E. Pauline chapel, before the Rev. He Pressed been donating generously in the is now stationed on Calicane is­ loyalty drive to obtain funds to land in the Philippines, where he Dierkes, and Mrs. J. F. Moran; Michael Harrington. The bride's build a parish house and reno­ sisters' booth, Mrs. C. Barrett; attendant was her sister. Miss General Electric The Button vate the church. operates a 20-ton crane handling lunch. Mrs. W. W. Noll, Mr*. Eve­ Loretta J. Hughes; Ralph Willi­ HEIDELBERG’S supplies for construction bnta v S n S Dealer for the Not. 50th Jubile. lions in that area. He hopes to see lyn Haskins, Mrs. L. DeMarco, and ford was best man. The bride is CLOTHING . MEN’S PIKES PEAK REGION Mrs. D. A. Minsky; games a graduate of Cheyenne Mountain FURNISHINGS REFRiaERATION Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Auter cele­ one of his Boulder friends, Joe high school, Mr. McCoy is a ma brated their 50th wedding anni­ Becker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos­ Harley Remington, Joseph Reich, 10 North Tejon St. QUICK-FREEZERS D. A. Minsky, Lon Healy, George rine corps veteran, having been QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT APPLIANCES 12806122 versary Sunday, Sept. 23. After eph Becker of this parish, who is POPULAR PBICE8 HEATING attending Mass with the other now at an air station on Samar, Milner, Clare Jencks, L. T. Essex, in the South Pacific three years AIR-CONDITIONING 1.521 Curti* TA. 3412 members of their family in Holy about 10 miles from Calicane is­ and Kurt Wittges; farmers’ spe­ and in China one year. He was WIRING - LIGHTING Name church, Mr. and Mrs. Auter land. cialty, James Finn, Tom Shumate, wounded on Guadalcanal. After a Commercial and DomeiUe were hosts at dinner in their home The sympathy of the parish is and Owen McHugh’ “Back to the two weeks’ wedding trip in Santa Ranch,’’ A, W, En|flebert and Fe, N. Mex., Mr. and Mrs. McCoy BUCK SPORTING HALLE’S to their daughters and their hus­ extended to Frank Brady on the tit N. Nevada Colerada Sprtaai bands, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Al death of his mother, Mrs. J. M. L. A. Walters; publici^, Mr. and will make their home in Colorado lin, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hobbs of Brady of McCook, Nebr. He went Mrs. John J.. Durcan, H. E. Dona- Springs. GOODS CO. COAL hue, and T. W. Shumate; arrange­ Mr. and Mrs. James Keegan are **ETtrTlhins for Erary Spart* Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Diesel there to attend the funeral Sept ALL POPULAR GRADES The flrmi lUted here deterve to of Craig, a daughter, Viola, and a 22. ments, J. F, Moran and E. G. looking forward to a visit of their Phone Main 930 be remembered when you are die- ALSO STOKER COALS Held. niece, Miss Nancy Keegan, this tributinf your patronafe la tha dH* son, Charles, of Steamboat, and Miss Mary Jane McCormick, 19 NO. TEJON ST. four grandchildren. ughter of Prof. and Mrs. C. M. Adult Convert week from Mexico. Miss Keegan (treat lines o( business. Ray Coal Co. Dr. and Mrs. Forrest E. Button McCormick, has returned to her has been in Jalapa with a group Class to Convene of Eastern collegians this summer, Bandmada Fnmitara — Antiqaea PE. 4604 1163 So. Penn. have come to Steamboat Springs position at Lake junior high in TRY Reprodaced — Repairin. — Refiniatalas Denver, where she teaches home The Oblate Fathers announced learning to speak Spanish. After UpbeUtarint — Draparlta to make their home. Dr. Button is last Sunday that the fall adult a week’s stay she will depart for the new veterinarian for this dis­ economics. During the summer Whitney Electric Co. trict. He and his wife are mak­ she had been employed at the Uni­ convert instruction class will begin her home in Winnetka, 111. Pete Baroni ing their home for the present on versity of Colorado in the bureau at Sacred Heart church Monday Miss Virginia McCrossin, daugh Electrical Service his father's r^ c h at Elk river of educational research. evening, Oct. 8. The series of lec­ ter of Dr. and Mrs. W, P. Mc­ Furniture Shop ATTENTION: until he can find a suitable loca­ Prof. Hazen W. Kendrick, on tures and instructions will be un­ Crossin, left Sept. 22 for Welles­ 208 No. Tajea M 906 tion in town. leave from the college of business der the direction of the Rev. Jos­ ley, Mass., where she will enter "E8T. 1911“ PHONE U. U«l TV, SO. CASCAOB A '/K eph R. Kane, O.M.I. Five converts Oppeilta Antlera Uotal Enlisted Men Mrs. L. H. Chamberlain, widow administration at the University her senior year at Wellesley col­ W hf w iit from threw diyw to one week of Dr. Chamberlain, and her of Colorado, has been promoted are now under instruction. lege. for your Tailoring T We will fit your brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and to the rank of captain in the army. The Sacred Heart altar boys The Wednesday Luncheon club Compliments 50TH A.NN1VERSARY Rlouie, Shirt or Slacks while you wait. held their first meeting of the fall will meet in the home of Mrs. Chevrons. ISc: Insisnias, 16o: Braid. Mrs. Joseph Comerford, arrived He is stationed in San Francisco THE Bulova & Gruen 15c, If furnished: sewed on WHILE from Des Moines, la., this week in the contract termination branch. season Sept. 22. John Wilis Oct. 3. Hostesses will YOU WAIT*. ShirU cut down, ?5c: The Altar and Rosary society A Requiem Mass was celebrated be Miss Lillian Lukovsky and Mrs. Watches Pants shoruoed. SOc: made smaller tn and are visiting and looking after in Sacred Heart church Sept 19 Charles Lane. Melal Produels Co. ^ a iit, ’ 60e. blouses pressed. 25e and business affairs. Dr. Chamberlain, held a social meeting on Sept. 26 Pants pressed. 25c, done WHILE YOU who was president of the lotion at 7 :.30 in the gardens at the coun­ for the respose of the soul of Ray­ Guests of Mrs. Helen Rummer- 501 W. Colo. Ave. KAPELKES WAIT. ONE DAY SERVICE on laboratories which bear his name try home of Col. and Mrs. Mat­ mond Austin, field are Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. CARL H. DECKER 9 S. TEJON CLEANING. On your day off bring and who died this summer, was tocks east of Boulder. Husbands The Rev. John Nelson, O.M.I., Rummerfield of Tulsa, Okla. They your uniforms—wo do tour work of the members were invited to and the Rev. Joseph Kane, O.M.I., WHILE YOU WAIT. Battle JackeU Capt. Kennit Beahan of Hous­ one of the large property holders will soon depart for Venezuela our specialty. in Steamboat Springs. spend an evening with games and attended the funeral services of where Mr, Rummerfield will be ad­ ton, Tex., shown waving as he refreshments. Sister M. Venantia in St. Francis’ ministrative executive with the SAVE WITH SAFETY 24-Hour Service UP TO 30% PUBLIC TAILORS arrived back in the U. S. aboard The Forty Hours’ devotion chapel Sept 19. Seismograph service of Tulsa. one of the three B-29s which flew from Sept. 21 to Sept 23 was well The sacrament of Confirmation S I c C A R T Y will be administered in Sacred Lt. l^wis J. Rummerfield, who M. E. MeCARTY, r ,' ; AND GLEANERS (from Japan to Chicago and then attended by members of the par­ is novrV T i stationed at Camp Car- Washington, has disclosed that ish. At the closing sendee on Heart church by the Moat Rev. 531 Fifteenth Street Mission to Start Urban J. Vehr on Sunday, Nov, 25. son, is the son of Mrs. Helen Rum- N . .-/AfS(;RAWC£-*»To C O A L C O . ; Nagasaki, ruined in the second Sunday evening, the Rev. Kevin Phone TAbor 9071 merficld. His wife. Pvt. Mary L. “Bill” McCarty Main 6405 1 atomic bombing attack, was picked Carr., O.S.B., preached the ser­ The Oblate Fathers thank the IIS-4 Gala. Savtasa Bank BMs* Betwen Wciton Jinit Glenarm Sacred Heart parishioners for the Rummerfield, member of the OPEN EVENINGS TO S P. M. as a target only because clouds mon, and was assisted at Solemn woman’s army corps, has been SUNDAYS PROM S TO 1 covered an undisclosed site. Bea­ Benediction by the Rev. Paul Fife, successful parish victory dance spending several weeks here. She han dropped the bomb on Nagasaki. Oct* 7 in Golden O.S.B., pastor, and the Rev. BenC' held Aug. 30 in the Antlers hotel. will return to Camp Ritchie, Md. COMPLIMENTS OP MICCI GROCERY diet Iimenito, O.S.B., of Louis­ The silver awards were won by Lt. Rummerfield has been award­ ville. Rbout 35 altar boys took Miss Madeline Schaeffer. Arnold OLSOIV & REIVROW Quality It Our Motto Golden.—A one-week mission ed the Bronze Star for meritorius part i i ^ f ^ procession of the Schupe, and J, C. Chandler. Re­ GROCERIES AND MEATS will be held in St. Joseph’s parish freshments were served by the service in Italy. PLRG. & HTG. CO. Blessed^acrament. The Christ Child society re­ FRUITS AND VEGETABLES in the week of Oct. 7. under the Sacred Heart guild hostesses. 116 North Weber Sl Recommended Firms The Rev. Joseph Tully, O.M.I., sumed its fall meetings Sept T.laphona Mala I4S-S4S Tel. Main 3066 2031 Weit Colorado Avt. j direction of Father Claude Keller- has returned to his home in Lowell, 25 in the home of the president, man, O.F.M., of St. Elizabeth’s Mass., for a visit with his family. Mrs. Joseph P. Murray. Election church, Denver. Further an­ of officers took place at this as­ USO-NCCStoHold Father Tully will return to Colo­ sembly. for AUTO nouncements will be made con­ rado Springs in October. The Heyse Sheet cerning the schedule of Masses and The Rev. John Nelson, O.M.I., The Birthday club, classmates The Murray Drug Co. and graduates of S t Mary’s high Metal Works services to be held throughout the pastor, attended' Confirmation “Superior Service Stores’* INCORPORATED week, and parishioners are urged school, honored Mrs. J. B. Rogers, BEATING . ROOPINO SERVICE ceremonies at Cripple Creek Sept. the former Mary Jean Enlow, at a to keep this one week free for Variety Program 16. Main Store Phone Main 144 SHEET METAL 119 North Weber StraeS mission attendance.*Non-Cathoiics dinner at Craftwood Sept. 20. Mala Star. — IS North Tajan St. Vincent Mice!, who was recently Those attending were Mrs. John Pbonet Main Itl are invited to attend any of the discharged from the armed forces, Nertli Stara — SS2 Nortk Tajaa St. Eat. 188S BUCKLEY BROS. mission services. has returned to his home on CTolo- Dielsejr fL o u 1 re Vandenberg), PACKARD The October meeting of St. Jos­ rado avenue and taken up duties Mrs. John Snyder (Ruth Dea), and Autboriz«d Studebaker Snlet & Servica SERVICE For Service Men Miss Emma Jean Belisomo. eph’s Altar and Rosary society will NAVA-HOPI Downloirn L«c*Uon at the Micci grocery. Frank Rolla has returned from FOOTWEAR Tha Onl7 PaeJetrd Sanrica Id Danva* be held in the home of Mrs. 0. W. The Sacred Heart guild has IIVDIAIV STORE New Trucks in Stock Knight. 3150 M’. 37th avenue, The program for the closing made an appeal to the women of service with the army air forces on 55 Years of Quality Sunday'of September at the USO- Matagorda island. He was dis­ Dealer. In Aa(o RfpBirinr ^ Ail Make Cara Packard Denver Co. Denver, on Wednesday, Oct. 3. the Sacred Heart parish to assist GENUINE COIN SILVER JEWELRY ALSO HOSIERY AND BAOg Bodj aod Fender Work Mrs. Mamie Vorce, also of Denver, NCCS club, 1576 Grant street, charged Sept. 14, with the rank Dlitrlboten at the USO club on N. Tejon of first lieutenant. NAVAJO RUGS - CHIMAYO BLANKETS 350 Broadway SP. 4111 210 ISth 8t. TAa SSM will be co-hostess. Both of the Denver, will offer a variety of street. With the arrival of 12,000 POTTERY AND BASKETS hostesses are former residents of attractions. In the early afternoon Leaving in October to reside The Vorhes Shoe Go. hoys at Camp Carson there is an in Oakland, Calif., will be Mr. and 2 East Pikes Peak Ave. the Golden parish. Any one need- service men who celebrate their urgent need of voluntary workers Slsht Seeln. by Automebile jing transportation should notify birthdays in September will be Mrs. Louis Halleck and their three DODGE-PLYMOUTH at the USO club. daughters, Kay, Carolyn, and Vir­ ■Father Barry Wogan. guests of a group of junior host­ The Rev. Joseph Kane, O.M.I., Z£CHA & ADAMS I Members of St. Ann’s circle esses at a birthday party from 2 ginia. OW.NERS HUB CAPS recently entertained Capt. John Miss June O’Brien and Miss Conoco Service Sietiim Jack F^lavill, StTvir. Mgr., aajTi: I were the guests of Mrs. J. F. to 4 o’clock. A series of games is Pelner of the 10th division at ! Wagenbach on Wednesday of this planned for the afternoon and spe­ Mary Groves have departed to LARGE CHROME luncheon. Captain Pelner was sta­ enter MacMurray college in Jack­ There is no -‘IF* about 1936 TO 42 CHEV. j week. cial refreshments win close the tioned at Camp Carson fo r 18 CONOCO The Altar and Rosary society party. sonville, 111, WINTERS CQMING 1936 TO 39 FORDS From 5 to 7 p.m. all service Sgt. John Dickey, who has been 1939 MERCURY I wijl serve breakfast for all the National Experts Line Check I'oiir Vi inter .Servire ; children who attend Ma.ss on the personnel in the club will be in Germany, France, England, and South America, called Mrs. Dickey Need, n o w : Marshall Auto Supply first Friday of the month, Oct. *5. treated to a buffet supper by ir«*a4( Avv. at Cieh* U PM8te *Tl*a Brttar to Be Safr Than Sorry’* members of Holy Family parish. Up for Erskine Talks from Miami, Fla., upon returning TED MARSHALL Ma.ss will be celebrated at 7 in or­ GIVE I S A RING TODAY! der that the school children may With Mrs. T. Digeman, president to the States. Sgt Dickey will soon TOVl INC .SERVICE WHOLE.SALE AND RETAIL be home on furlough. AUTO SUPPLIES attend and then have their break­ of the PTA, and Mrs. Walter Koer- Columbus, 0.—The Erskine lec­ ber as chairmen, the parish will ture series here will'deal with six ALEY DRUG CO. Standard Motor Go. 135-37-39 Fiflaanth Streak fast in the recreation room of the THE BEST IN LUGGAGE At Clarcland Plara church, and proceed to school on provide an estimated 800 men with challenges confronting Christian­ PRESCRIPTION 13lh & Gleiiuriii C.H. 65‘)6 ity and democracy in the post-war iK&Ot All KinSi PHONE TAbor 4334 time. Mrs. Louis GUrule and Mrs. Sunday supper for the fifth time DRUGGISTS S. Paul Hari’is will be in charge. since the opening of the club. world, issues we must face as a T5S# Erneat Water. Ditcharged Duing the supper the dramatic nation both at home and abroad, Phsnt UilD 31* 333 8*. T«j«e 8t- VILLAGE INN EXPERT T.5 Ernest E. Waters last week club will present the comedy. Her it has been announced by the Rev. COLOBADO 8VBING8 RADIATORS I received a discharge from the Cowboy, the group’s third produc­ J. M. Bauer, O.P., chairman. The Auto Repairing army and is now at home with his tion this year, in the club audi­ lectures, in their ninth season, BOILED OUT - REPAIRED will be held in Erskine hall at St. b L IITI BHOtlfDlIX WORK CUARA.VTEED ALL MAKES - WORK GUARANTEED I family. He had been in the service torium. The plot brings an Ari­ II3S nth 8L The firms listed here de- zona cowboy into New York city, Mary of the Springs college here uiil Rntfallr WE TAKE OFF A.VD PUT ON 'since March. 1944, and was sta- serye to be remembered AppoIntMi BILL MELVIN itioned in Fort Knox, Ky., where he where he gets all tangled up with The "Rt. Rev. Msgr. Fulton J. Simpson & Co. Jerry’s Radiator Shop a scheme for murder. Junior host­ Sheen of the Catholic University when you are distributing 117 E. 1115 Broadway, in Rear MA. 7590 was permanent cadre in the shop of Ameriea will open the series on ins Rdwty, rear MA. 7590 at the army replacement training esses and soldiers who make up your patronage in the dif­ PIKES center there. The Waters operate the cast follow: Louise, Bonnie Oct. 21 with an addres.s on “The the Golden Furniture Co. and Mrs. Reeves; Fi-ancis, Bill Fearney; World Today,” Other speakers ferent lines of business. PEAK The firms listed here de­ H'oodrow Wilson Waters assumed full charge of the Birdie, Annabelle Fick; Cecile, will be: Nov, 18, Hallett Abend, J. A. REICH and A. C. LUDWIG. Ovnar* serve to be remembered (Memb«r St Francii de Sales) busines.s during her husband’s ab­ Lou Gene Martin; Mr. Stone, New York Times Far Eastern cor­ Custom Ttilorod respondent, “We Must Feed Them sence. They have three children. George Lewis; Tom, Bill Whit- COMPLIMENTS OF when you are distributing akei’; Ralph, Joe Falkowski; Mrs. More Bread;” Feb. 3. Dr. J. Ray­ DOEIVGES MOTOR SEAT COVERS mond____ Walsh, , pi professor of econom- your patronage in the dif­ Cuthion Reptirinr UphoUUrint Horton, Elaine Courtney; and Jul­ COMPANY JIM JACKSON .Auto Tops Rebuilt and Repaired ie, Virginia Carroll. The perform­ ics at Harvard university and Wil­ Snccaiaon to ferent lines of business. liams college, “Reconversion and StUamrid*. 263 S. Broadnaj PE. 5264 ance is slated to begin at 7 p.m. Grain Ford Products Plumbing & Heating 1 Lou Gene Martin acts as director Full Employment;” Ma^ch 3, Littleton Men 312 N. CUSTER for the group. Carey McWilliams. ‘‘R*.cb Rela­ Suocetwra to tions Tomorrow;” Mar<;N'-6,l, John VOLLMER BROS. M. 7«9 Regular Sunday Evening fea­ Scott, chief of Time and Life tures, including community sing­ bureau in Europe, “Report on Dodge-Plymouth Owners ing conducted by Billy Bernard, —BRA ; /^f^t******************^' Are Discharged Europe;” May 6, Dr. Felix Morlcy, WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE “// l our' Needs Are Electrical and dancing in the ballroom, will j Prepare for Gold Weather Driving president of • Haverford college, 3(1 WEST COLOBADO AVENUE Call Main 939" -Western Iron Metal;; be held. “The Conditions of Peace.” UptawD gtora » Eaat Caloradp Arena# j . i Get rid of Summer Lubricants. Tune the motor. Reatore Pep and Littleton.—Pfc. Claude Fritz, son 1 WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS Economy to Your Car. It will Perform Better and laat longar. of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fritz, re­ & Machinery Go. ;; — FACTORY-TRAINED .MECHANICS — ceived an honorable discharge Gathedral to B« Host Berwick Electric Go. FARM. MINE AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES from the army Sept 21. Claude J. D. BERWICK served more than two and one-half To Tabernacle Society Colorado Spriniro* Colarado 102 W. Cttcharra. Main 2477 1278 .IA.4IEN MOTOIt CO. MA^ITOIJ SPRINGS Lincoln Dndfir & Plymouth Salex dt KE. 8221 years in the African and European f *******4 111111 theaters, and '.six months and 25 Th« Rt. Rav. Moniignor days in the United States. Hath L. McManamin will ha MODBBN 8TBAM HEATED COTTAGES Sgt. Clyde Hoffman also received holt to the Tabarnacia lociaty CaapltU P suU la Sarvlta — Jfa Maka.Otir^Iea Cr*aa_ ' T k a ^ an honorable discharge from the for tha annaai meatiog on CLOVER DAIRY STORE & COURT array Sept. 20, after serving 29 Get your fine-quality, ART MALIVATl Friday, Oct. 5, at 2 p.m. in HTLAND l« STII W. COLORADO AVB. i CHOICE OE months in India and 10 months in tha Cathadral rectory, Dan- 11AUB08 and EDNA AZIERE______I nationally advertised the United States as supply tech­ # PROUD PARENTS TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE var. Father John Scannell of THAYER baby carriage nician in the air forces. His par­ ents are Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hoff­ Fitssiraonl hospital will be tha LOOP CAFE from our varied selec­ 1733 Glenarm Phono TAbor 5287 man. fueit speaker. Tha annual ra> Under Ntw Manacamant tion of new atyle. IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN DENVER ports on the actiritias of the. Chkkaa Dtnnan — flna Faad — Cacktafl Laaa.# Edward Fischback, petty officer society will ha fiven at this HIGGmBOTHAU BROS., War U VaU InviU Your Patraniaa Tirea, Tubes, Re-Treading, Batteries, Brake Service, third class, is home on a 30-day maating, at which Mrs. J. leave from Coi-pus Christ!, Tex., Leonard Swigart will preside. SIGHTSEEING Lubriratiun, Washing, Polishing, Storage, Gas, Oil where he has been in training with All friends of the orjanisatien Pikes Peak Stage Coaeh Co. the navy air corps. After his leave are cordially invitad to attend. here he will report to San Diego, 'HD4)8. AT curr HOUSE HOTEL 2 S p rin g Officaa Calif., for further assignment. He FAVORS RECEIVED GREYHOUND BUS DEPOT S E. PIKES PEAB SHRADER'S is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Henry A reader wishes to acknowledge Fischback. Mr. and Mrs. Fisch­ favors received through the inter­ Par RaaarvatiaM back have another son, Walter tXIFF HOUSE HOTEL Call BYIand T Service Station cession of the.Blessed Virgin Mary FOB M YEABS FAMOUS FOB ITS COMPORT AND HOSPITALITY Fischback, boatswain’s mate sec­ and St. There^ of the Child Jesus. ond class, who is also stationed PARADISE DUDE RANCH 1st A ve. & Logan St. SP.9930 in San Diego, Calif. The Children’s choir will practice MOBILGAS — OILS — GREASING after the 10 o’clock Mass Sunday, Roger's Rar & Lounge Sept. 30. All grade school chil­ YOUR CAR ISN’T GETTING EXPERT — dren are urged to attend this prac­ Steak Dinners 204 Manitou Ave. ANY YOUNGER. SEE AtJTO REPAIR tice, and any new members will be welcome. HOLLAIVD “ Joe” YOUNC All Makes SMITH’S S e rrtc e REST AUH ANT Easy Time Payments A silver offering tea will be held DRY CLEANERS - DYERS PACKABD SPECIALIST in the rectory Thursday aftemoon, AND HATTERS FINE FOOD Auto Service Station Northwestern Auto Co. Sept. 27, at 2 o’clock. Mrs. Con­ rad, Mrs. Lievens, and Mrs. Mc- Conrtaoua • CSflelant • Oapaodabl* FVRNITVRE Bannock and Twelfth GH. 8234 549 Broadway , TAbor 6201 Carthey of Louviers will be host­ Cocktail Lounge COLORADO SPRINGS esses. 1642 P w l Boulder New Blajugeixteni—Al a2id L* W. Ami.

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PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 27, 1945

The ’Teens—A Dengerons Age The Light of Faith Every Soul Has t S S M V t t ^ It is a critical period in the life of a.child. Due to the increas­ Infinite Vaiue ing visuaf tasks resulting from the speeding up of educational processes and because of the extensive body adjustments that b r e a d "I take place, eye protection and conservation of the child are In Eyes of God Tender l i i highly important Phone today for an appointment. Made with lots of By Rev, Francis Syruney Milk and Sugar 1 lb. Loaf 7 C SWICIERT BROS. Jesus introduced an entirely MRS. WRIGHT’S Bread, 1% lb. loaf 10c They StiU new concept into His teaching— Sliced Wheat or Enriched White ...... Better VUion Optometristg Good Service that of mercy. Of course. He still for Every Age At Right Prices Need Prayers insisted on the necessity of justice, OTHER VARIETIES OF 1550 California KEystone 7651 Fewer heada bowed at tbe par­ on rendering to God and to one’s !»IRS. WRIGHT’S RREAD iah Hoix Hour for the men in fellow man what is their due'. But Sirs. WriKht'a. Sliced GLAB8BB INOIVIOOALLT BTTLBD lervice, fewer abouldera flanking the justice He preached was temp­ Cracked Wheat 1 lb. lo a f ...... 9c the Communion rail on weekday ered by mercy. Toward the end of morningat Theae trenda are ill- Mrs. W rizht's, Sliced His public life He began to place American Rye 1 lb. lo a f ______9c timed. more and more emphasis on this Home folk# do not realize that very necessary virtue. Not only Mr*. Wrixht'a REQUIESCANT Pan Rolls 12 in packsKc 6c : ;THEODORE an enemy more deadly than 80mm did He teach men to practice it, fhelli or aneaking torpedoea now but He also promised that they Sandwich Buns IN PACE atalka the thouaanda of troopa atill would receive it from God if they 8 in packaze 8c HACKETHAL detained overaeaa in aome of the earned it. » JOHN MANION, ISSi Larimer, for occupation zonea. The aftermath On one occasion, with a trilogy merly of 1626 Larimer. Unci* of Thoma* of every war, eapecially in nationa COFFEE Thing-s to Remember Air Conditioned and Walter Dermody. Brotber of lira of parables on mercy. He gave AIRWAY, Bee Nolan of Gretna. Nebr., and klr*. ravaged by Godleaa rulera, ia im­ 1 ib. basT 21c more hope to sinners than ever Beets Ko. .303 xlass 12c John Crilley of Loi Anaelea. Requiem morality. Thia ia the condition our NOB HILL. MORTUARY Mete in the Holy Gboit church Thure- before had been offered them. The 1 lb, has: . ... 26c P De! Monte. W. K. G. B. dey. Sept. 27. at t o'clock. Interment boya endure. At advance baaea in 12 oz. can fullness of God’s love was shown BLUHILL* V^Orn 14c 1449-51 Kalamatfa Sl Ut. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son lervice. bomb-pocked, diaeaae-ridden eitiea, GUISEPPE (JOE) GlOU, 3460 Sho- by Jesus in a series of illustrations. 1 Ib. slo u 33c where there ia no recreation ez- P 6 flS Seabrurht. Fancy, Ko. 2 can 14c Phone UAin 4006 ehone. Father of Uri. Roxy Hancinelll cept “reading, liatening to the The first parable, that of the lost EDWARDS, and Hrt. Jame* Zito. Also survived by 1 lb. i:)a&s ..... 29c radio, or getting drunk,” the aona four grendcbildren. Requiem Mass Sept. sheep, shows the concern that the EDWARDS. Milk Cherub, tall can 9c 36 in Mount Carmel church. Boulevard of America muat wait. lervice. Lord feels for poor sinners. So 2 Ib. )rla88 .... 57c Lei us show yon monuments Hitlcr’a S3 troopa, according to Beans Otoe. With Bacon. .No 2 can 12 c PETER NICA5TRO, 3245 4ason street. reporta, did a good job of debaaing great is His love for them, that, we have erected in H t Olivet Husband of Antonette Nicaetro; father despite His hatred for their sin. He TEA Cemetery. of Mrs. Lawrence Elio; irrendfather of the morality of aome women, leav­ Orange Pekoec Catsup Red Hill, 131.., or. bottle 14c Pfc. Mike Elio, army; Lawrence. Jr,, ing the ground ripe for American will drop evers^hing, leaving those and Beverly Elio; brother-in-law of The­ CANTERBURY, resa Nicastro. Requiem Mass Sept. 26 in doughboya who were aick of fight­ who are safe, in His effort to res­ U Ib. pk«...... 22c Ketchup Knner, 14 oz. bottle 15c A. T. THOMSON ing and wanted to go home. Thia Mount Carmel church. Burial Mt. Olivet. CANTERBURY. Cheddar and Boulevard service. cue the one who is lost. And He MONUMENTS ia the time our boya need prayera. M lb. pkz...... 43c vUCCoC rimcnui. Small packa;rc .. 15c ANTONIA L. SCHNABLE. late of Bronze Stara and Congreaaional confirms this action with these LIPTON'S, 600 Sherman Sl TA. 8018 Aged Cheddar and Derby;-mother of Joseph, Raymond, Max, medala required intenae bravery, throught-provoking words: “There H lb. p e c k a ie __ 26c Fred, and Ernest Schuble, Mrs. Amelia I w / / vO C eSe Pimento. Larxe parkaxe . 25c Morthole, Mrs, Adelia Esgeling. Mrs. but the inaidioua lure of vice calla will ^e joy in heaven over one LIPTON'S Ib. packaae .., 51c Margarine. 1 Jb. carton Lydia Stoekley, and Mrs. Martha Wyatt. forth an even higher form of cour< sinner who repepts, more than llUCUd 12 point, »nd ...... 26c “I Survived also by 33 grandchildren and age. Thia courage muat atand I two great-grandchildren. Requiem Mesa againat the taunta of buddiea over 99 just who have no need of LIGHT Morninjr Glory. Rf>jruUr or Spillane Mortuary Annunciation church Sept, 21. \ repentance’’ (Luke xv, 7). , V /a lS Quick. 48 oz. packiRC 24c MINNIE E. PHILLIPS, 1945 Penhayl- whoae religioua and moral back The second parable, about the GLOBES D a m m . Great Northern. Navy 1545 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 venie. Mother of Streaby E„ Roy R.. ground ia too weak to aid them. Catholics in America hold the rehembles the Christian world in 25. 40, and 60 W att 1 A . D6flnS 2 ih. bax ...... 19c end Mercellue V. Collins, Mery M. Tay­ The offendera mock the memory G. E. Maada. each . A WC Mrs. John H. Spillane lor. and Mrs. Bessie F. Hennessey. Re­ light of faith and it is up to them the time of St, Paul, when it was lost coin, is very similar, and by Registered Funeral Director quiem Mass in Holy Ghost church Sept. of heroea who died for the aelf- to see that the light shines brightly easy to sec how the zeal of one repetition strengthens the force of Beans pi„u,, n r,...... 19c 26. aame ideala. , in other lands, says the Very Rev. unit of the Mystical Body of Christ G. E. Mazda, each .. 15c and Embalmer the first It is the third parable of 100 W att ; k JAMES LEE VIGIL. 4720 Baldwin What if the veteran haa already Monsignor Edward A. Prekin^, affected another., America is now Su^ar Colorado Beet. 10 lb. hag .. 68c court. Son of Mr. and Mri. John A. this trio, however, which offers so G. E. 3-W»y Indirect 40c come home aafe and entire? Then national secretary of the Catholic a vital unit of the Mystical Body much hope to men. This is the i Virgil. Rosary recitation in the mortuary we have haunting ua the oft-re­ Students’ Mission Crusade. The and through mission aid can help \ t chapel. 14th avenue at Lincoln street, touching story of the prodigal son. nO-lOO'lsb Walt. Mofful Base Gelatine Knox, 1 or. package __ 17c Thursday, Sept. 27. at 7 :30 p.m. Re­ peated promiae we made after world has grown so close together it spread throughout the world. He was the one who grievously G. E. 3-Way Indirect, C C . Erickson Memorial Co. quiem Hass in Annunciation church Fri­ every Maaa in the prayer for through modern inventions that it Picture by Robert B. Johnson. day, Sept. 28, at 9 o'clock. offended and deserted his father, each ...... Vinegar OW MIH, 16 or. bottle... . 9c MONUMENTS <■ MARKERS peace: “Deliver ua from our ene- wasted his inheritance, and then inO-200-300 Walt, Mocul Base Prompt Erection, ALBERT A. McLEAN miea; and WE SHALL EVER came crawling back for forgive­ All Liirht Globes are aubject Vinegar oia m ih. 3: or. bottle.. 15c from on* of tb* moit eompltt* THANK THEE and praiae Thy to Federal Tai. which it diiplir* <0 tbi* mioD. Albert A, McLean, 1114 Logan street, ness. His return, however, was added to the price quoted a printer and a resident here for more Holy Name.” What a debt we face mih ISO Epter BWd.. Oppoili* Banka Greatest Tragedy in Life conditioned by true repentance. above. Vinegar ow , gallon ju g ... 52c then 10 years, died in a local hospital for the reat of our livea! How Garden*. C H rrrr 471S SepL 19. A Requiem Hess was sung in On the other hand, his father not the Cathedral Sepl. 25. Interment was could there poaaibly be diminiahing only received the prodigal back I ' t in Mt, Olivet. W, P, Horan A Son serv­ Holy Houra or empty railinga? forgivingly, but also lavished upon ice. Born in St. Louis May 16. 1871. Mr. Cream of Spinach Soup Campbell. No. 1 can 13c McLean attended school there end then Is Loss of Grace by Sin him all manner of gifts. entered the priming business. He oper­ ( Address problems and questions This was a parable th^ thrilled Betty Crocker, Noodla DRYER & ASTLER ated his own printing shop there for to Miss Mary E.. Eisenman, Box those listening to Jesus. It did not Vegetable Soup 2 ^ oz. packasre ...... 9c I. I several years and then became foreman 1620. the Register, Denver, Colo. ii of_ a large job printing plant. He came By Rev. J ohn B. Ebel But venial sin does not lessen dispense with the justice upon PRINTING CO. to'Denver in 1985 end became a printer Just as no treasure upon earth, which the Pharisees insisted so on The Monitor. Surviving are a son. sanctifying grace direc^’, be­ Shredded Wheat Nabisco, package ...... 12c Madonna Original whether of health or wealth or rigorously, but it supplied a proof Q rcularB M. Sgt. Albert R. McLean with the air cause, although it is the perform­ Programs and forces in the South Pacific, and two power, can compare with the gift of the loving kindness of God, an daughters, Mrs. Robert F. Stapleton of Found at Vassar ance of a deed contrary to the fo r of sanctifying grace, so no loss and unbounded love directed squarely White Magic Bleach Quart boUle ...... 10c Tickets Tucson and Miss Mary C. McLean of will of God, it still permits us to upon the repentant. To all who re­ Bazaars and Carnivals Denver. no tragedy upon earth can com­ pare with the tragedy of the loss love God above a’l things. It does turn with true humility and say: Quickly Produced ANDREW ALBERT of sanctifying grace. For fearful not turn us from God as our last “Father, I have sinned against Reasonably Priced Requiem Mass lor Andrew Albert. as it may seem, it is yet a fact that end, because it does not act heaven and before Thee. I am not 1156 Holly atreet, who died Sept. 20 in man, after being raised to a son of against, but only outside, our worthy to be called Thy son,” A lFEWAV UNION LABEL IF DESIRED t local hospital after a two-month ill­ Jesus promises that they will be ness. was celebrated Sept. 22 in St. God and being given a share in the order to this end. We might be 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST, Elisabeth’* church, Buriml was in Ht. divine life, can still cast this aside, said to be like a man aiming a received as sons. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son service. Born of his own free will, for some Many will think, even as the KEystone 6348 Dec. 28, 1869, in Germany, Mr. Albert gun—in committing venial sin we came to Denver 43 years ago. He was worldly bauble of pleasure or pride do not aim for the target, but elder son of the parable did, that a retired road contractor. Mrs. Albert that is worthless by comparison. neither do we aim for anything the father was unjust in his died in 1920. Surviving are two ions This is a hard teaching for many else; we fire at random, as i* were. actions. But the unequivocal an­ Rudolph P. of Ohio and Andrew J. A|. swer is supplied by the father: bert of the Holijr street address: and men. It is a shock to realize From the terrifying possibility BUY COAL NOW! Pay Later! ALTAR BREADS one grandchild, Andrew J, Albert, Jr. that we still have within us this of the loss of o'jr share in the “Son thou art always with me, devastating power of choosing sin divine life, then, there i a lesson and all that is mine is thine; but NOTHLVG DOWl^ . . . 85 A MONTH SEWING WILLIAM M. KENNEDY instead of God. No wonder, then, for our fveryday life. It is to we were bound to make merry and FILL YOUR COfiL BIi\ WillUm M. Kennedy, 2647 Dahlia, rejoice, for this thy brother was LltU» GirU* DrcMeR* EnbroiderT* that some have wTongly taught increase our trea.sury of grace, to Be sure you buy the best! Elk Coal Company one Uonorramtnea Etc died in a local hospital on Sept. 19. He that, once a man is justified by the live a fuller divine life from day dead, and has come to life; he was was bom in Ireland. Aug. 12* 1867. and lost, and is found” (Luke xv, 31). of the oldest most reliable of coal dealers in Den­ THE SISTERS OF THE came to the United States as a youth. He reception uf sanctifying grace, he to day by avoiding even venial ver has ALL GRADES OF COAL — to meet every lived in St. Louis. Mo., the major part can no longer do wrong, that he sins as much as we can, lest by These parables show us that GOOD SHEPHERD of his life, where he was associated with heating purpose. Priced Less. In addition Elk Coal tbe Public Service tramway as a su cannot lose that grace; or, in failing in fervor and love of God every soul has an infinite value in ia Laboratory Tested for greater heat. . . . slower TELEPHONE PEARL 2461 pervisor for 42 years, until his retire another variation, that as long as we may suddenly lose ^race itself the eyes of God. Jesus proved this burning . . . less waste. PHONE YOUR ORDER ment in 1932. Mr. Kennedy had been i he believes in Christ, he is insep­ and at last be enslaved in the bonds by dying on the cross for every residerht of Denver since 1934, Surviving of the devil. NOW! are his wife. Delia: a daughter. Mrs. S. arably united with Christ, being single man. P. Keating, Jr.: and a son. James, of St, unable to lose grace by sin. COAL VS Call a Louis. The funeral look place from In actual fact, of course, we Blessed Sacrament church on Sept. should not lose grace after once COMPANY Burial was in Mu Olivet. W. P. Horan Soviets Shown as Heavy A Son service. receiving it. We should have such ELK .3 6 .3 .1 B lake St. MA 5 3 3 5 ZOIVE t AB a high appreciation of our state MAin 7171 MICHAEL J. WIDUCH 'as children of God that we shun all Pronpto Coarteoai Borries Requiem Mass for Michael J. Widoch sin and everything that may lead 1807 E. 31st avenue, was sung Sept. 22 Persecutors of Judaism CHEAPER RATES in Sl. Joseph's church. Burial was in Mu us into sin. Realizing the inclina­ CLEAN NEW CABS OHveU Boulevard service. Mr. Widucb tion'to evil of our fallen nature, died Sept. 19 after an eight*month lU our darkened intellect, and our CASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE ness. Born Sept. 30, 1914, in Milwaukee, weakened will, we should stay so ■Washington. — Americans have Jewish towns and villages had been i he had lived in Denver three years. He Consult us regfirding the sale or management of your prop­ Tb* B ttt in belonged to the ZNT Polish club. Mr, close to God through earnest in recent weeks heard with a great reduced to complete ruin.” USED Widuch was engaged to marry Mi«s Ann prayer and the reception of the deal of astonishment reports of Mrs. Luce added that when the erty. Complete Realtor service, sales, trades, loans, insur­ Tracy of Chicago, who came Vo Denver sacraments that we always guard EURMTURE for the funeral. He is survived hy his persecution of Jews in Soviet Rus­ Russian anti-God groups, protected I ance, rentals and building management. adequately the treasure of the by Soviet law, were unable byi ALSO NEW mother, Mri. Mary Widuch; two broth ers, Joseph and Walter: and a sister divine life within us from all sia. Representative Clare Boothe their derision, mockery, and con-! Call WIN SCHRODT with Cwh or Credit Mrs. Marian Ann Morgan, all of Denver danger of disease and death Luce of Connecticut drew atten­ temptuous argument—intensified | A FULL LINB through sin. tion to this in a speech inserted in on each Pa.ssover and Day of; OF OFFICE LEE A. HEARN The fact remains, however, that LYUNS & JOHNSON CO. KE. 3284 A Requiem Mass is being sung Tburs the Congressional Record. Publi­ Atonement—to corrupt the tradi­ FURNITURE God has made us free, and we are tions of Jewish faith, they turned day. Sept. 27, a t 10 o'clock in Holy Kos* cations, including Common Sense, Wo b oj Tonr hoiuchold and office foml* try church for Lee A. Hern. 5111 Emer­ even free to lose our share in the to other measures. “Hog-raising f'W W W W 'W W 'W w ^ taro for CASH, or oxclunc« Uita for son street, who died Sept. 23 en route to divine life. He wants us to love have taken cognizance of the sit­ was imposed upon the Orthodox hospital after he slipped and fell in anTthinf In stock. Him, but He wants that love to be uation. Jewish colonists, with the usual CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING * Wo rent FoMinit Chain. Card and Ban* front of bis home, suffering a head in- the gold of liberty, not the dross quet Tablet. Disbea. SUvtrwara* U 7* iup'. Burial is to take place in Mt Charging that “the United States penalties for failure to co-operate tliins in stock. Olivet, with the Boulevard mortuary in of slavery. The realization of this if they refused.” INCCW Wire] 4 charge. Born in Ohio, Mr. Hearn came has refrained from protesting PHONE KEYSTONE 4R52 The sculptured Madonna and dreadful power that is ours leads t'lassified Ads 4 to Denver six years ago. He was 36 the Apostle to cry out to us: “Let against Russian Communistic in­ OPEN FROM t A. M. to ft P. M. Surviving are hit wife, Mary: three sis Child, shown here, presented to cursions into the governments of ters, Blanche Myers. Gallon, O.: Mrs him who thinks he stands take LESTER'S ^ It will pay you to read ALL of tha following advertisementa. ^ Emma Spring. Toledo. 0.: and Mrs. the art gallery of Vassar college, Austria, of Hungary, of Yugo­ Poughkeepsie, N. Y„ in 1942, has heed lest he fall” (I Cor, 12), k A A A. A A A. A A A A A A A A .A A A. A A. A A Margery Strong. Mount Gilead. 0.: two and; “Work out your salvation slavia, of Poland, of conquered WATCH REPAIRS fbrothers, William Hearn, Gallon, 0.. and been discovered to be an original, Germany, of Czecho-Slovakia,” Samuel Scribner. U. S. army. with fear and trembling” (Philip, 7-DAV SEBVUI WANTED TO RENT WOOD SALE dating back to 1400 and created Representative Luce said that, “by in Northern France. At first it ii, 12). He is warned hy the - ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE 6 months rent in advance, unrently needed, knowledge of those mentioned in leaning backward, we have relin­ KINDLING, .tov*. range, furnace, fir*- NELLIE BUCHANAN was believed that the statue was quished our former claim to pro­ furn. or unfurn. Will poet dameite bond olaca. blocks No eard tales KE 2sSO Mrs. Nellie Buchanan. 88. who came made of plaster, but an analysis Scripture as falling from grace— 1529 Welton (Tierry 2U7 Repectable couple and 2-yr.-old child. to Colorado 57 yean ago with her hus­ Saul, David, Solomon, Simon test mistreatment of minorities in Phone RA. 1120. PAINTING — PLASTERING band. the late Benjamin Buchanan, died proved the material to be a soft those countries.” Sept. 26 in tbe home of her daughter, chalk that probably came from Peter, Judas, Alexander, anil DRUG STORE Patch plastering and palntins. . prompt The Congresswoman, quoting rfrvice Call PE. 5019 Mre. Zella M. Hutchens of 980 Marion around Rouen in France. Hymenaeus—and of those whom We hope One aprayinff of Borlou moth damaRu street. Before her marriage to Mr. Buch­ he himself has seen make ship­ various sources, said the Soviet for 5 yean or Berlou pays the iUniaK<'. PAINTING and PAPERHANGING, expert anan in 1880 in Indianapolis. Ind.. ahe to continue workmanship. SP. 6219. was MUa Kellie Barrett. On coming 26 in St. Francis de Salet* church. Burial wreck of the faith (I Tim. i, Union’s population of 3,000,000 Protect your clothea* furniture, rum, West, the couple lived at Seibert, Burling­ was in Mt. OliveU 19). Christ Himself exhorts us to Jews swelled to 5,000,000—“mor>’ woolens with Berlou. Price’s Cut Price seiwinjt you DruK. 98 So. Broadway. SP. 6226. FREED SLAVES OF LIQUOR, now FREE ton. Denver, and for 20 years on a “watch and pray that you may not than half of the whole surviving othtra. Alcoholics Anonymooa. W rit. large ranch east of Flagler. Buchanan JAMES SANGUINETTE 6nter into temptatio ” (Matt, Jewish community”—through the with the MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS P. O. Box 4163. 8. Ueneer Station. was road foreman for tbe Rock Island Requiem Maas for James Smnguinette, influx of refugees “by the time railroad. Besides her daughter, with 5088 Washington street, was sung Sept. xxvi, 41). finest Reconditioned pianos, playtra. frands WANTED TO RENT whom she came to Denver in 1936. Mrs. 26 in Holy Rosary church, with burUl Hitler attacked his former ally,” YOU HAVE MET the inevi- For by mortal sin we turn our orsona (pipe and reed>, orcheatnl inatru* Buchanan Is survived by a son. John M. following in Mt. Olivet. Mr. Sanguin^te, will from God to a creature; we' and that these Jews “were com' selection of menu. T R WoJktr. 286 Broadway 6P 3 or 4 bedroom boose, 4 adults, 1 child. SL lability of your own. passing by Buchanan of Walla Walla. Wash. Tbe a life-long resident of Denver, died Sept. 7864. Francis de Sales Parish praferrad. GL. Rosary will be recited Thuraday, Sept. 21 in St. Joseph's hospital after a three- prefer a creature to God, And just pletely isolated from all other 8475 the purchase of insurance ana 27, at 8 p.m. in the Olinger mortuary, week illness. He was 64. He attended as the light of the sun is cut ofT Jews in the world to a greater Meats - Groceries • Fresh HEARING AIDS Speer boulevard at Sherman. Requiem school in Globeville and oi^rmted a cel­ degree than at any time since the FEMALE HELP WANTED the making of your will. Make Mass will be sung in the Cathedral at ery and onion farm near his home. Sur­ the moment a cloud comes "in the 'Vrgelables, Fruits, Bakery Goods Parsons Hard of Basiinz, com. la tor one giore provision consistent 10 on Friday, Sept. 28. Interment Mt. viving are hU wife. Ida; three sons. way, so the grace of God is cut Egyptian and Babylonian captivi­ demonstration ef ZanKb Radioolc Bearins ties of Biblical days.” C L. WILLl.AMS, Prop. Aid. 840, eomplat*. tarms. Lamoin* Unaic MiddleHiKed woman ta PriesU* houae- with your provident regard for Olivet. Louis. Walter, and Albert of Denver: a off from us the moment we place Now Op^ratinR on Cxab BaaU daughter. Mrs. Gloria Appelhanz of Den­ Mrs. Luce asserted that Com­ Co., 622 IStb S t keeper, city rectory. Write full partieulora your family. Select a lot m the ver: a brotber. John of Denver: three sin in the way. Phone GR. 2446 to Box 1700, Tbe Reifiater. Denver, Colo. THOMAS S. WALSH sisters. Mrs. Rose Mosconi of Denver and Next to mortal sin, by which we munism 4n Russia had “trans­ 82ND AND JULIAN PHOTOGRAPHS cemetery of your choice and Thomas S. Walsh., machinist for the Mrs. Orion Frey and Mrs. Lillian Chand­ CLOTHING FOR SALE Rio Grande railroad, died Sept. 22 in tbe lose our share in the divine life, formed a population consisting Andaraon photo* 1206 tOtta St at La* erect thereon a family monu­ ler of Los Angeles: and three grand­ renca. MAin 1373 Sre* new* eata company hospital in Salida. following a children. venial sin is most to be feared. mostly of merchants and trades­ Complete OutfiU*: letdies*. size 12-14: ment which will appropriately heart attack. He was 68. Hit home was Although venial sin docs not di­ men into an overwhelming prole . . REMEMBER LAST YEAR . . . centiemen’s, size 42. llirow ruff. 2823 E. at S. Clarkson atreet. Born in Mis­ tarian majority,” and that “ap­ Dakota. extend the memory, prestige souri. he came here as a boy and worked DAN TORREZ rectly lessen sanctifying grace, it DOYLE’S Dan Torrez, 48. of 1360 Hazel court, proximately 50 per cent of Jews, PLAY SAFE! and influence of your name 1 ^ aa a machiniat for 46 years. Sorviving does diminish it indirectly. By Place Your Order For WANTED TO RENT are hia wife. Lillian: a daughter. Mrs. who met death from an exploding steam venial sin the fervor and zeal of who, before the Revolution, had PHARMACY yond present life spans. Do this Genevieve Calvin. Houston. Tex.: two pipe in tbe Denver A Rio Grande Western engaged in trade-or in professions Christmas Cards 5-room unfurntfhed houae* North Sid«, sisters. Mrs. T. H. Kelley. Denver, end railroad repair shop at Eighth avenue^ good works are diminished, as is Tha Faiticvlar Dninlat weftt of Federal Blvd. 2 aduHs. SP. 8462. now. It will add so much to and Osage street Sept. 22. was burled bad been physically exterminated.” AT ONCE Misa Nellie Walsh. Seattle: and one the exercise of the virtues. More­ 25 Cards—Name imprinted free the comfort of those who sur­ grandson. Requiem llsss was sung Sept. Sept. 25 after a Requiem Mats in St. She added that “likewise the cost 17ih AVE. AND GRANT PAINTING & PAPERHANGING Cajetan's church. Mr. Torrez had been over, our evil passions are intensi­ Only $1.25 vive. working 10 feet above the steam pipe, of survival included the’ abandon­ KB. ftU7 FRBB OBLIVEST fied by this partial consent, RODGERS PRINTING CO. FOR PAPER HANGING aod painting call and the body reportedly fell Into a coal and we are more and more dis­ ment by Jews of their moral prin­ conveyor six hours before the accident ciples, their religious beliefs, and SIS 14(h 8t. Hail Order* Accepted A. Beringet, 153 Madison, EA. 2285. LOWERS— was discovered. His wife. Grace* survives, posed to fall into mortal sin. with two tons, William, in the merchant practices. It was forbidden to The outlook for the coming winter is extremely grave . . . JACQUES BRUTNERS k dlgtilied effarlng of eyapathy la a teach the tenets of Judaism to Da DElJTSCn *arely apray ef red roaee. SB.OO and ap. marine and Don Torres. Jr*; a daughter. Jewish Parish Schools OPTOMETRIST We Definitely URGE the Storing of Gloria: and the following brptheri and Jewish youth. In the first years 85 Yaars Praetic* THE BLOSSOM SHOP sisters: Joe Torrez, Denver: B. Torres. Begun in Rhode Island Since 1902 Rock Springs. Wyo.: Laura Mseu. Gard­ of the Revolution the attempt to Braam Palae* Halal TA, 1226 ner, Colo.: and Calara Manehlgo. Sag­ Providence, R. I.—A unique ex­ re-stratify the Jewish masses - f l Bxfm” ad MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION UziairB, 221 K. 7Ul At*. TA. 6297 uache, Colo. Glaasa* BITUMINOUS COALS NOW! periment for this area has been struck at the very roots of Jew­ Fitiad “r a i l , a n d CHABGB IT“_ _ launched with the formation of ish life. Jewish Communists— Heating Plants should be THOROUGHLY CLEANED and 28 E. 6tb Ave. TAbor 6468 SISTER M. VICTORINE EURCHIK Broken Lansaa Jewish parochial schools in two lo­ themselves necessarily atheists— ^ ^ Dopllcaltd STOKERS SERVICED sooner than ever before Sistar Mary Victorina Eur.cbik, 61, calities. Sixty children have been who was atationad in Colorado a numbar believed that the Jewish people, Oculista* PreacriptioD Filled Uanpaicer is actually scares and undoubtedly tcill become icorse of yatra ago, died Sapt. 8 in St. Ann's* enrolled, and they are taught by consisting of middle class and in­ Ganaln* Rtyptak Sinti* Vtslaa CHECKER hospital. Anaconda. Moat. Sbt had baan three public school teachers and dependent artisans, were doomed InTliibl* Bifocal a mambar of the Institute of the Sisters The United Fuel & Equipment Company of Charity of Leavenworth for 44 years. three kindergarten instructors. to extinction according to the Laaiaa to Baa plat* with Two busses bring children to the Far and Naar — ______KEystone 6391______CABS Interment was in Anaeondt. A native of iron laws of historical evolution Grand ail la ena. Irani*. ED DUNDON. Mir. Pembroke, Canada, she uught In 1907-08 schools, .which hold morning ses­ enunciated by Karl Marx. . , . COLD SPRING 8IGBT.8EE1NG in St. Mary’s school. Leadville; and in sions for Hebrew instruction and Opaa Handsy ETanlnt*- Fb. TA. 8843 MONUMENTS 1913-14 ia^Annunciation achool. Den­ Through the Communist policy of HOUTIfUl. 6Mftt7t5 TA. 2233 Lawaat Zatiad Rata* ver. Severn relative* Oregon and afternoon sessions for secular sequestration, and confiscation the 1519 Curtis St Montana aarvivc. work. Jemsh communities in so-called PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 'v-.

-'Thursday, Sept. 27, 1945 Offireins are east off. A news item carried in the early able to be staged in 1944. The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approved. that the chief prosperity of this The reason for the undue week edition of the Regigter re­ Music is being prepared for the Wo confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese^ What­ state lies in the tourist business. amount of attention on the par­ veals that Maryknoll, the Ameri­ occasion by the choir of men organ­ ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or That trade might be large, and it ent’s part may be pure selfish­ can Catholic Foreign Mission so­ ized from all the parishes of the those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. might be profitable to a small per­ ness. A mother, for example, has ciety, has ^ accepted 325 students city under the direction of Francis centage of our citizens, but what devoted her life to her children, this year. This was 242 more than Buser. Miss Leona Herder, organ­ We hope The Register will be read in every homo p t the we need in Colorado is a tre­ as the usual plea phrases it. She Archdiocese. ' were received last year. Of course, ist of thefSacred Heart Cathedral Remodel and redecorate mendous development of irriga­ has neglected to build up interests the conclusion of the war may choir, i^ill be the accompanist. The We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in tion, farming, transportation, and of her own that may be expanded have had something to do with boys’ choir of the Cathedral will your home— make those the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. industry. Our resources have been when her children’s need for close this increase, but it could not, of also take part. The Mass of the improvements you have « URBAN J. VEHR, barely scratched. The tourist trade |c«re and devotion has passed. She itself, account for this big u|w Shepherds by Pietro Yon will be Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. is valuable, but it takes care of »aes barren years stretching before surge in missionary vocations. rendered, with Veni Sponsa Christi been longing for! There too small a number. her and she tries to avoid them by Just as notable as the number sung at the Offertory. is a very convenient way Though we cannot speak with! holding on to her youngsters, de­ admitted is the fact that 10 of expert opinion about Aspen, we raanding that their lives be cen those received are discharged serv­ to have modern improve­ lered in her rather than expand know that the city is in the midst ice men from the army, navy, and ments made on your of lush mountain valleys where in normal ways. marines. More remarkable still is DCCW in Pueblo MORGAN, LEIBMAN A HICKEY there is plenty of water and where Again, it may be the desire to the fact that Maryknoll has on home right now, and pay things grow with profusion. The dominate. The mother will not al­ file the application of 250 more for it out of your in­ farm land between Aspen, and low her children to make a de­ service men who desire to enter To Meet Oct. 1 INSURANCE SINCE 1897 Glenwood Springs is magnificent. cision. If she lets them get mai^ just as soon as they finish their come! Without detracting from the at­ ried, she chooses their biuband military duties. Maryknoll’t ex­ Pueblo.—With its theme, “The Succeeding Herbert Fairall Agency traction the country may have for or wife and proceeds to make life periences are duplicated by other Christian Education of Youth,” the At this Bank, under FHA tired Chicagoaiu and New Yorkers, miserable for the young couple by miasionary communities in this third annual convention of the our Colorado Legislature should get butting in on every occasion. This country. Pueblo Diocesan Council of Cath­ Insured Loan, Title One, Cm soil Elsctrte Bids. PImii* TAher IMS busy to find out what parts of attitude is usually back of the fre­ One of the good things to come olic Women will be hefd in Pueblo you may borrow up to this stale can be developed along quently serious “mother-in-law out of the terrible war just ended Monday, Oct. 1, Mrs. Thomas Gar­ isTwnifnsttsiiUiiisaiisi nTsTsssimemiTmmnmmnmoi permanently profitable lines. problem.” has been the revelation to our men rison of Golden, the national presi­ $ 2 5 0 0 on a monthly pay­ Aspen is a picturesque city, but The situation may enter the field overseas that the Catholic Church dent of the organization, will be ment plan which suits, dreadfully run down in the heels of abnormal psychology, with all is something bigger than their in attendance and will address the the hat like the other old mining towns. its unnatural fixations. own little parish or diocese. No assembled women in the afternoon’s your own income and Let us face facts: Colorado pio­ Besides all these, however, there matter where they have turned business meeting. your .own budget. is right neers had almost no vision in the is a simple reason for unwise and they have come up against the Other speakers include the Rev. development of these mining com overzealous parental protection. It Church. In Europe they were con­ Barry Wogan, director of youth munities. During the late eighties, is lack of faith in God, The young fronted with the centuries-old his­ activities in the Archdiocese of Pitkin county mines were produc­ mother gazes upon her newborn tory of the Church, and the mark Denver, and the Rev. W. D. Mc­ ing more than $6,000,000 a year. babe, an utterly helpless being for it has left on the civilization of Carthy, superintendent of St. Do ALL Your In 1892, according to Hafen and which she has suffered much. For the Old World. In the Pacific they Mary’s school, Walsenburg. The Hafen'a book, Colorado, this years she has to assist the child in had their eyes opened with the luncheon will be held in the Pueblo Bankug Here! county's mineral production ex­ almost every act, to protect it realization of the enormous work Golf and Country club. ceeded that of Lake county (I«ad- against dangers of all sorts. If it that a handful of missioners with The day's activities will begin ville) and was triple that of any wanders into a city street, for ex' limited resources has accomplished. with the celebration of Mass in the other county in the stale. One 24- ample, the toddler may be run over Open admiration has b^'n the Sacred Heart Cathedral by Bishop ton car of ore brought $76,300 in traffic. The mother locks it in general reaction of Catholics and Joseph C. Willging at 9 o’clock. The smroiindings of Aspen were the back yard, a wise move. But non-(!alholics alike upon seeing at capable of lasting development, the habit of protective fear has so first hand what has been done for but the mine operators were for fastened itself upon the woman the natives of these remote is­ Kirchhof Go. Awarded the most part interested only in that she insists on accompanying lands. It was not uncommon for getting and keeping what they her youngster to school for years them to find a community where Mini Addition Contract could. The mining did not last, and is forever interceding with the all the nativea were Catholic, and partly because the richer ore was teachers to see that it is given where all were able to answer the quickly exhausted, and because sperJal attention. This action is The F. J. Kirchhoff Construc­ Latin prayers of Mass in unison. tion Co. of Denver has received a Tie silver, despite Colorado protests definitely harmful to the child's Catholic chaplains had but to men­ to.the contrary, is so common at development. one-million dollar negotiated con­ tion the fact and generous GIs tract for construction of an addi­ to be made particularly valuable •As the child grows older the filled the hat to overflowing for only by artificial federal legisla­ mother's sheltering instinct con­ tion to the Denver Mint, The con­ rebuilding destroyed mission tract provides for completion of tion. The bottom fell out, in Aspen tinues to thwart the youth's need churches. Am erican National the 161-by-94 foot addition. The and elsewhere, with the “panic” for persona] expansion and self- An army officer of our ac­ of 1893 resulting from repeal of reliance. Without knowing it, she Kirchhof firm will start work im­ quaintance was outspoken in his mediately on the task of razing the Sherman Silver Purchase act. turns a good instinct into an evil praiae f o r th e missionaries. At one time the town had 12,000 force. Vet, if she ever thought three brick boines that occupy the “There’s an army I would really addition site just south of the pres­ population. It hat one of the finest seriously about the subject, she like to belong to,” he said. His ‘BanK of DENVER ent Mint building. The Kirchhof old-time churches of the slate would realize that she cannot live reaction is typical. It takes real (with accommodations for both her child's life for it. There Co, also built an addition to the 17th at Latcrence courage and heroism to go off into Mint in 1935, The new structure church and school in the same comes a time when the youngster a strange land armed with nothing building) built by Father John must strike out for itself, and will be of the same type architec­ FRANK KIRCHHOF but the word of Christ, fighting a ture as the present building and ADOLPH KUNSMILLEB Baptist Pitaval, afterwards the there is One greater than she battle of good instead of a war of PnoUni Vice Praiauil ud CuUa fifth Archbishop of Santa Fe. We who will watch over it. She can­ destruction. will be laced with a matching are told that he went to Aspen at not be omnipotent. She must trust American missionary activity has stone. FORWARD STYLE FELT pastor with about $12,000 in per­ to Cod. Christ Himself said; “Are come of age.sNow young Catholic sonal funds, was let in on the not five sparrows sold for two unmistakably chic—has ribbon trim. This hat men and women will begin to re­ Pueblo Misson Given ground floor in the development of farthings? And yet not one of pay America's debt of the past, by By Denver Franciscan is sketched from our large stock of every some of the rich silver properties, them is forgotten before God. “going forth and teaching all na­ wanted style. and came out with $200,000, the Yes, the very hairs of your head tions.” major part of which he put into are all numbered. Therefore do Pueblo. — The Rev. Pacificus The above hat in black $18.50 Church work during his long life not be afraid, you are of more Kennedy, O.F.M., a Franciscan as a missionary Bishop and Arch­ value than many sparrows” (Luke, General Patton missionary who is now serving in bishop. He probably put a good xit, 6-8). A simple trust in God Makes Come-Back St. Elizabeth’s church in Denver, 'M deal of his own money into the would make life easier and better (By REV. JOHN J. EBEL) gave a mission Sept 9 to 16 in S t , IN THE KNOW .Aspen church. He did have vision! for many parents and children. It is difficult for .Americans, Mary’s parish here. The parish still operates with a living in their snug homes, wear­ ivCLTm I to resident pastor, though the school ing their warm clothes, and eating Father Claude Roberts k n ow closed many years ago. Broken Concordats their full meals, to realize the ter­ 1616 STOUT Prospecting began in the Aspen Follow Red Pattern rible privation, hunger, and de­ Heads Brookside Parish section in 1879 and the town came (By REV. W, J. CANAVAN) spair that is to be the lot of into being in 1880. It got its name The newt that the puppet gov Germany and Austria this winter. Brooksidc. — The Rev. Claude from the thousands of “quaking ernment of Poland had revoked Their countries overrun, their cities Roberts, O.S.B., of Holy Cross ab­ aspen” trees nearby. Pitkin county the Concordat which had existed destroyed, and their able-bodied bey is now in charge of S t An­ was established in 1881, with between the Vatican and the legiti' men, in great part, in the slave- thony’s church. .Aspen as the county seal. In 1880 mate Polish government came as labor battalions of the Soviets, the and 1881, ore was carried to I.ead- no surprise to those who have fol­ Germans and Austrians face a Dutch Archbishop, 60, T hey knovf it's the ville by pack trains, at a cost of lowed the destinies of the unhappy black future. It is no wonder, then, Fearless Enemy of Nazis four cents a pound. In 1885, the Polish people in the past few that suicides have increased, so 'simple, modem Checking building of the Colorado Midland years. The reason alleged by the that among refugees driven by the Lille, France.—The recent 60th Account service that .costs MOVING & STORAGE standard-gauge road was begun. It Lublin Reds for formally breaking Russians from land that 'had been birthday of Archbishop Johannes went from Colorado Springs by the Cxincordat was the “political” their fathers' and their fathers’ de Jong of Utrecht serves to re­ so little and gives so much. An way of Die pass. South Pass, and activities of the Roman Hierarchy. before them for centuries, the rate call an episode characteristic of Buena Vista to Leadville. Then, Now “political” activity, for the is so great that corpses are said the prelate’s courageous attitude indispensable,convenience (or STORAGE SPruce 267f under Hagerman pass, it tunneled sake of those who have not learned to hang thick from the branches during four years of Nazi occupa­ LOWEST PRICES less SOUTH PEARL ST beneath the Continental Divide. the Moscow terminology, means of the trees—a grim harvest of tion. A Nazi official came to see every wage-earner or salaried man and womanl IN THE CITY ffas. Phone SPnjcsMSi The main line went to Glenwood doing anything opposed to the man's inhumanity to man! the Archbishop in order to assure Springs and Newcastle. A branch Communist ideology — advocating The recent differences in policy him that there wa.s “no danger” (Pay by check. You make a better impreasionl of this road was completed to liberty, supporting labor unioni between General Patton and Gen­ for the Catholic Church in the .Aspen in 1888, but the Denver & and a free press, or above all, eral Eisenhower must be con­ Netherlands. “I know only too Rio Grande branch to Aspen was striving for the Christian educa­ sidered in this setting of a people well what is happening to the '• NO MINIMUM BALANCE REQUIRED YOU P A Y ONLY S O ^ A ROOM A MONTH operating in 1887, not quite four tion of youth. When the Bishops who this winter will travel to the Church in Germany,” replied the months before the Midland arrived. now in the territory under the brink of oblivion in their struggle Archbishop. ■ • CHECKBOOKS FREE ^ALW A YS By the close of 1887, Aspen had control of the Polish Reds voiced for existence. General Patton evi­ 5,000 people. Hafen and Hafen opposition to the unwarranted ar­ dently believes that every possible tells us that there were large well- rest of clergymen, to the suppres­ means should be used to aid them Pilgrimage to Puy Made - 1 0 ^ per check used. No deposit charges^ equipped schools, fine churches, an sion of Chur

PAGE TEN Office, 988 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLTC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 420S Thursday, Sept. 27, 1945 Chapel of El Pomar Retreat House F o m r H o m s' WILL BE HELB I I

Joi«ph’t Peliih Pariili, (Holy Roiary Pariih, Denvor) DoBTor) A Redemptorist Father will MACARONI The Young Ladie*’ godality held preach at the evening services of an election of officers at the the Forty Hours’ devotion which regular meeting held in the school will open with a High Mass at 8:30 hall Thursday evening. Sept.- 20. Friday morning. Sept. 28. Evening Miss Dorothy Barr was elected devotions will be at 7:30. On Sat-' prefect, Miss Marjorie, vice pre­ urday morning the Blessed Sacra­ fect, and Miss Darlene Voss, sec­ ment will be exposed at -5:30 retary-treasurer. A rising vote of o’clock. Mass will be at 8:30, and' thank.s was given the former offi­ Holy Communion will be distrib-; cers, Miss Geraldine Haybarger, utcd.at 5:30, 6, and 7 o’clock. Con-| prefect; Miss Rose Marie Ssumo- fessions will be heard Thursday; wici, vice prfect; and Miss Bernice and Saturday afternoon and eve-1 Ribar, secretary-treasurer. The ning, and Friday before and 4fter members decided to hold a private evening devotions. The closing, of social, exclusively for the sodality the Forty Horn’s’ devotion will be members, Wednesday evening, Oct at 7:30 Sunday evening, Sept. 30. 17. Dorothy Barr and Emily Flis Choir to Meet 11-Piece Set have been appointed to provide the The monthly meeting of the adult entertainment for the next meet­ church choir will take place in the ing Thursday evening, Oct. 18. school hall Wednesday evening, GU\SSBAKE Darlene Voss and Dorothy Unge- Oct. 3. Important matters will be hire have volunteered to survey di.scussed and all are invited to at­ several stage plays and to present tend. WARE a few for the consideration of the members with the intention of stag­ ing one at an appropriate date in Parents of 15 Mark Clewr rla^a. for cookinR and servfnt> the near future. 60th Wedding M41estone Set include.^: 1 Utility Baker. 1 Loaf Cake Baker, l^-j-quart Covered Caa- The “September Special” will be .’Chicago.—The ' 60th wedding held in the Polish hall Friday eve­ ■•role, 1 Pie Plate and 6 CuaUrd Cupi. anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Pierre In a gift box, eomplwte For a LimiUd ning, Sept. 28, at 8:30.' Tickets are Pftuliot, who are the parents of 80 cents a person. The entire pro­ 15 children, was celebrated in the $2.45 Time Only! ceeds of the regular “Specials” held St. Joseph and St. Anne' church. every month will be used for the Mr. Pouliot, 86, and his wife, 76, benefit of the parish. born in Canada, have lived in Chi­ Im printed The Rev. Hubert Newell, super­ Above is pictured the lovely [Springs, Archbishop Urban J. and the Infant pf Prague in the house, conducted by the Sisters of cago 65 years. intendent of schools for the Arch­ chapel of the El Pomar retreat Vehr formally blessed the new chapel Sept. 12, the Feast of the Charity, was given to the arch­ diocese of Denver," addressed the house at Broadmoor, Colorado statues of Our Lady, St. Joseph, Holy Name of Mary. The retreat diocese by Mrs. Spencer Penrose. Christmas Cards teachers and parents of the chil­ It is the former Penrose home. dren in -he parish school at the 50 cards and envelopes..1.00 PTA meeting Monday evening. Sept. 24. Father Newell gave many Catholic Help HOLY FAMILY PTA MAKES A splendid assortment of con­ suggestions as to how parents and . MBMEL PTl ventional designs. 10 differ­ teachers may combine their effoils to benefit the pupils attending the To Brethren in PLANS FOR CARD TOURNEY ent cards to the assoilment. parish school. Refreshments were sei-ved and entertainment was fur­ (Holy Family Parish, Denver) corps is spending a 30-day leave LIE Top-of-Stove (Extra lines, 10^ each) nished by the members of the Jun­ ior Choir club. ’ The members of Germany Urged Plans for another of the popular with his sisters, Mrs. George Chad- the PTA arranged plans to hold a pinochle-bridge tournaments t o wick and Mrs. Byron Rowe. This 25 cards and envelopes, is his first leave since he en­ (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Pariih, card party in the school hall New York.—An appeal to the start Oct 11 and continue for five OVENS all of 1 design...... 1.00 Wedne.«day evening, Oct. 17. Tick­ tered the service in 1942. He has Denver) entire Catholic world for assistance consecutive Thursday evenings spent most of his time in the South ets will be 50 cents a person. The The Mt. Carmel PTA will hold regular meeting date of the PTA to the German Catholics has been were made in the first PTA meet­ Pacific. Koaet meata or poultry, bake biscuita, Order Now While Stock is the fourth Monday of every made by the Most Rev. Conrad ing of the school year, over which Gary Allen, infant son of Mr. a cake sale Sunday, Sept. 30, after LOANS! piea, or cakes on top of your range month at 8 o’clock. Count von Preysing, Bishop o? Ber­ Mrs. T.M. Digeman presided. B. M. and Mrs. Gregory Glass, was bap­ every Mass, at the entrance to the with this efficient portable oven. Effi- I t Complete and Print­ Caulfield was appointed chairman tized Sunday, Sept. 23, by Father church. dwnt and economical, Double walla, The “White Falcons” of the par- lin, in a cablegram received by the 2 ihelvet. Glass in door, handle on top. i.sh grade school have again Rt. Rev. Patrick A. O’Boyle, execu­ of the tournament. Mr. Rice’s talk Omer Foxhoven. His sponsors are The Children of Mary sodality ing Is Possible on f’Xhe Value of an Education” Complete entered a football team in tive director of NCWC War Relief Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woertman. held a meeting Wednesday, Sept. at Services. At the same time. Dr. was well received. In addition to Million Planned the Junior Parochial league. 26. in the school hall. $3.25 PIm h Allow Thr*« to Four Though the entire squad is inex­ E. M. Vermehren, unofficial Ger­ the room mothers already an­ Fathers Thomas P. Richards, nounced, Mrs. Joseph Callahan and Sunday, Sept. 30, there will be low interest rates Wtoki for Dollrorr perienced and small in number and man representative at the Pax Ro­ C.S.C., and .Walter K. Conway, HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT Stature, nevertheless it should offer mans 'regional congress in Lon­ Mrs. James Kelley will represent C.S.C,, of the Notre Dame mission a Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving for the first grade; Mrs. T. J. Lally, BUtionerr Dopt.—Btrcot Floor fair competition to all opponents. don, described the courage and band will conduct a mission in the ending of the war. The Mass at S. Sgt. Bernard Szymanski of faith of the German Catholics and the fourth; and Mrs. F. J. Woert- Holy Family church, beginning Wilmington, Del., visited in the rec­ warned against the tendency to di­ man, the third. Mrs. George Tors- Oct. 21. was requested by St. Anne's society. CiSiQSssi&lsBaBk tory durjng the past week. vide the Continent into “intellec­ ney was appointed assistant mem­ In an election of officers of the Starting Monday, there will be OB DBNVn. tual and spiritual incompatibles.” bership chairman and Mrs. J. P. Pep club, Kathleen Mullane was October devotions every evening at Keneally, assistant refreshment 7 :30 o’clock. sixrimrH MTWiMmY Carson's Accoi-ding to the cablegram, named president, Mac Aileen Bishop von Preysing emphasized chairman. Doyle, vice president, and Cather­ The Mt. Carmel Alumni club 15th and Stoat Streets Legion of Mary that there w’ere millions of German Miss Mary Evelyn Gaimara, ine O’Brien, secretary-treasurer. will meet Friday, Sept. 28, at 8 Catholics who kept clear of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Senior cheer leaders are Margaret p.m. in the school hall. disastrous influence of Nazism in Gaimara, became the bride of Jos­ Lovelace and Norma Manes and St. Philomena’s club will meet Forms New Curia spite of threats of imprisonment eph Fiorella, son of Mr. and Mrs. junior cheer leaders are Charlene Friday, Sept, 28, in the home of 'DENVKR’B MOST PR0GRBS8IVB LA im O RT” and death. The prelate expressed Fiorella, prior to a Nuptial Maas Crowe and Shirley Briola. Mrs. Della La Conte, 3719 Quivas the hope of restoring Catholic life celebrated by Father Leo Flynn The junior class will give a strept. THE CASCADE LACNDRY In Colo. Springs throughout the nation, and showed Saturday, Sept. 22. Miss Jeanette "Hello” pai’ty for the high school William, son of Mr. and Mrs. “TRI OUR NEW SERVICE^ grave concern over the problems of Gaimara was the bride’s attendant Friday evening, Sept. 28. Clyde Carnival, has returned hoijfe and Carl Fiorella, the bride­ The members of the PTA and after being in the European theater Complete Laundry Service All officers of the Denver Le- ^he coming winter. He emphasized groom’s. Breakfast for the wedding gion of Mary curia, except George the desperate need for food and Altar society will serve the dinner of war. He expects to be dis­ II4T M,rk,t WB CALL FOR AND DELIVER TA. t V M V * ge party in a local hotel followed. in the USO club Sunday, Sept. 30. charged. DiDonato. who was seriously ill, warm clothing. Pvt. Don Quigley of the marine went to Colorado Springs Sept. 20 to establish the new legion curia there. All praesidia attached to Meeting Will Be Held the new curia were represented 100 per cent. AVith the establish­ By Selon Guild Ocl. 4 I ment of this new curia, the Denver group automatically becomes a comitium, since it will be the The Seton guild .sponsored a suc­ Monogrammed mother curia in the archdiocese cessful meeting Sept. 13 in the elec­ and central authority for all le­ tric institute of the Public Serv­ gion business. ice building, Denver. The- party Card Ensembles No spiritual director for the A. A bftthday party in honor of Colorado Spring^ curia had been Miller. The as.sistant hostesses Our Blessed Mother was held by 44 were Miss Ruth Brown, Miss May 1 .2 5 appointed prior to the meeting, members of the Denver Cathedral and the Rev. Roy Figlino, arch­ Lalor," Mrs. Ed A. Floyd, Mrs. diocesan director of the legion, Mary Connor, and Mrs. E. Geiger. sodality in a meeting Wednesday Double deck cards and two named the Rev. Michael Kava- The next meeting will be at the evening. Sept. 19, in St. Paul’s Catholic Charities annex, 16th ave­ reading room. BCOre pads ... in red and blue n»8h. assistant of St. Mary’s nue and Grant street, on Thurs­ church, to the post temporarily. Florence Smith, prefect, intro­ or tan and green. These may This appointment was subsequent­ day, Oct. 4. Luncheon will be served at 1 o’clock. All members duced the chairmen of committee.s be monogrammed with 1, 2 ly made official by Archbishop Ur­ for the coming year: Apostolic, ban J. Vehr. are requested to be present. All or 3 initials. friends of the guild are cordially Evelyn GoetzeT; Catholic truth, Officers of the new curia are invited. Clara Moeder; Eucharistic, Mary BUtiontry Dtpt—BtrMt glonr C. R. Nolan, president; C. D. Katz; Our Lady’s, Lucille Harris; O’Brien, former president of the publicity, Mary Jane McCormick; Denver Particular council of the and social life and membership, THE TRADITIOH St. Vincent de Paul society, vice Sodality Union Group Marianne Schmitt. Officers, chair­ president; Miss Juanita M. San­ men, and assistant chairmen will chez, secretary: and Mrs. Lorena Holds Dinner Meeting meet Oct. 4 to discuss the program McQuillan, treasurer. for the coming year. Since its establishment in 1939, Miss Lorraine Tice, prefect of Margaret Leary, chairman of the OF QUALITY . . . the Legion of Mary in Denver has apostolic committee, is in charge grown steadily. A. Pueblo curia, the Denver Archdiocesan Parish of the blanket award scheduled under the. direction of Monsignor Sodality union, presided at a din­ Nov. 21. Aloysius Miller, was established in ner meeting of the council Monday Father Frederick McCallin, so­ 1942, and a junior curia under the evening. Sept. 24. Twelve officers dality moderator, spoke on the na­ I direction of the Rev. Edward and committee chaii-men met at tivity and childhood of Mai-y. MAINTAINED FOR MORE Dinan is functioning among the this “get-acquainted” session to Following the business meeting, high schools of the city. formulate plans for the next union songs honoring the Mother of God The regular comitium meeting meeting to be held in Holy Ghost were sung and refreshments were THAN 60 YEARS will be held Thursday evening. hall Tuesday. Oct. 2. Miss Viola served. Sept. 27, in the Holy Ghost hall. Cinea was appointed chairman of the Eucharistic committee. MRS. KIRCHHOF RECOVERING Mrs. Francis J. Kirchhof, wife of F. J. Kirchhof, recently under­ Aid Society Slates went a serious operation in Mercy WHILE YOU WAIT ho.spital. She is reported recover­ Cavendale Airtight Party al Orphanage ing. SHOE REPAIRIHG Stationery The October card party of HAVE YOUR Rubber heeli, top lifu, toe St. Clara’s Aid will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 3, at 1 p.m. 1 .0 9 ■ pieces, half soles, full soles, at the orphanage in Denver. GLASSES attached by experienced Mrs. H. F. Bromme and Mrs. Monarch or club size in white, George Zigler will be the shoemakers while you work kostessei. Needlework guild pink or blue. A fine quality air or shop. We also remodel directors are requested to REPAIRED mail stationery that may be bring their garments at this Broken. tviitoA framte are niide like shoes, cut out toes or heels, time. Also any one wishing new. Broken leiue* ark eclentiftcally imprinted with name and ad­ rebind, take in sides to fit, to donate two new germents dapliealee. Why deny yonreelf (he for the guild can bring them pleaenre of (ood yieion beeadio of dress for only 70c additional make shoes longer or wider. broken glaeMoT B are tbeaa repaired to the party. NOW I cost. Club size, 180 sheets and Open 9:00 to 5:30 Daily 60 envelopes Monarch size, HEADS HOU^E OF STUDIES 9:00 to 1:00 Saturdays Washington.—The Rev. Henri J. 100 sheets and 50 envelopes. Wieaell, SJ., Scranton, Pa., has S y K P A t J i l M f i been named rector of the Carroll BUUtnirj Dtpt.—8tr«t Floor house, Jesuit House of the Studies v o u n s H o e s at the Catholic University of America, succeeding the Rev. Wil­ please allow 10 day to i tveeks fred Parsons, S.J., who remains at Carroll house and continues as a for delivery of all monogram­ member of the faculty of the uni­ versity. OPTICIAN med purchases.

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t \ J < J Thursday, Sept 27, 1945 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEyatone '4205 PAGE ELEVEN BULLDOGS-MULLEN HIGH IH PAROCHIAL FEATURE <, • flmusEmEnTS— mninc In Battle of Backfields Battle of Backfields suiiiuun’s 1517 Stout KE. 9874 RECRERTIOn Is Prospect in First niVE FOODS MIXED DRINKS DAN SULLIVAN Rnd T heatre Louis Pastore’s W. F. ANGERER PARK 1028 S. Gajlord Crucial Tilt of 1945 PE . 1*77 Invite Your Patronage THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY SEPTEMBER a7-28-2) 139 CLUB ' CHICKEN DINTVERS i FORMERLY MIDGET CAPS Annunciation, St. Francis Squads Appear in OUR SPECIALTY Special Feature I REOPEN SUNDAY NIGHTS Id« Lupino • Sidney Greenntreet in I FROM MIDNIGHT TO 1 A.U. ind Erery Niflit, Opener cf Bast Dcublehsader Yet P at F»rri»h - .lackic Moran in Id anc ing 9 to 2 LETS GO STL.4DY I Lester Grant’s Khvthins Offered to Fans GOHAGE I NO COVER CHARGE SUNDAY - MONDAY \ ITALIAN DINNERS TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY I MIXED DRINKS The first “crucial" game of the 1945 Parochial league SPGRT SHGP SEPTEMBER 30—OCTOBER 1-2-2 race is on tap this Sunday, Sept. 30, in Regis stadium, when Greer Canon • Gregory Peek in 13900 Pecos GL 9855 the Mullen high Mustangs and the St. Joseph Bulldogs RADIOS AND Valley of Decision Shown here are the two classy tangle in the feature event at 3 o’clock. Both teams showed ELECTRICAL and backfields that will exchange speed considerable power in their first league contests, but both Bonita Granville • Noah Beery Jr. In and deception in Sunday’s feature are lacking in reserve strength: And, because both clubs* APPLIANCES THE BEALTIFUL CHE.4T ALEX LIESKE, M(r. Parochial1 Ileagu? battle. In the top have been^ picked as title contenders, the game will have MATINEES I photo the Joseph Bulldog 218 So. BrHay RA 1870 SUNDAY. • P.M. -COfll- stars are pictured with their coach, an important bearing on future league standings. The Oppofite S, Donvtr Pootoflieo SATURDAY AND HOLIDAYS. 2 P.M. A1 Panek. Left to right: John Annunciation Cardinals take on St. Francis' Gremlins in the JEANNE Milne, fullback; Frank Rust, quar­ 1 o’clock tilt. The Cardinals should win this one, but will Simon & r M . terback; Jim Keelan, halfback; be facing a better Gremlin team Coach Panek, Mario Colaizsi, half­ than the one that lost to S t Jos­ HALL HOTEL at the piano back; Claude Cretzer, quarter­ eph’s last week. Standings back; and Bud Hoelsken, half­ DEER HUNTERS’ COFFEE SHOP RU^IPIJS back. Coach Sam Jarvis’ Mullen Sam Jarvis’ Mnllen Mustangs TEAM W. L. Pet. Good Foodx at Popular Priret dazzled their way to an easy vic­ Annunciation...... 1 0 1.000 high backdeld is seen in the bottom St. Joseph'...... D 1.000 1321 Ciinia — off l/obby ROOM photo. Left to right: Harry Hen­ tory over Holy Family team in ...1 SPECIALS their first league game and jour­ R.gii ...... 1 5 1.000 JOE BLAND. Owner DUKE’S GRILL nessey, right half; Leo Case, full­ Mullen ...... 1 1) 1.000 InylCea hia many frlenda and paat back; Bob Burns, quarterback; neyed to Greeley last week to beat cnitemera to riait him. 1620 E. 34th Ave. the strong Glass A team, 6-0, St. Francis’ ...... 0 .000 New Army Pack Jim Hartford, left half; and Sam Cathedral ...... 0 Jarvis. The Bulldogs and Mustangs which means that the Bulldogs will .000 S ad d les...... 7.95 get together at 3 o’clock in Regis have to play their best football Holy Family ...... 0 2 .000 5120 W. 44th Ave. GR. 6011 to win Sunday. SCORING TD. P.A.T. Tot. stadium. Annunciation team and Burns, Mullen ..... Used Army Leather Rifle Tom Burke's St. Francis’ meet at one. It will undoubtedly be a battle .3 0 18 Fiaii the New of backfields. Jarvis has an ex­ Raso, Regis ...... 3 0 18 Scabbards .2.95-4.95 cellent quartette in Burns, Case, Hennesy, Mullen ....2 0 12 NAPLES SPAGHETTI REGIS AND ST. JOSEPH TEAMS Hartford,and Hennessey. In Burns Colaizzi, St. Jos. ....2 0 12 Used Army Saddle Bags, i I Roosevelt Grill league followers are seeing one of Yannacito, Regis ...2 0 12 INN JilOR EEAGRE the better runners, passers, and Cretzer, St. Jos. .. .1 1 7 Leather .. .3.45*4.95 WIN FIRST LEAGUE GAMES field generals of recent years. The Dc Lorenzo, Anctn 1 1 7 • Famous for Fine We Specialise in Italian Bulldogs have six experienced men Case, Mullen ...... 1 1 7 New All-Zipper Sleeping Dinners to run against the Mustangs: Cret­ Villano, Regis ....s....1 0 6 B a g ...... 13.95 up II FOODS and DRINKS In one-sided contests Sept. 2 ^ the third score late in the same BEemS PEIY III zer, Colaizzi, Keelan, Hoelskin, Langren, Anctn. ...1 0 6 Open week days from 3:00 p.m. Comminello, Anctn 1 0 6 JI Fast Courteous Service to 12:00 p.m* in Regis stadium the Regis Reds period. Two plays after the sec 'Milne, and Rust. These boys made Used 16x16 Army Squad and St. Joseph’s^ Bulldog^ opened ond half kickoff, Villano sneaked the difference in the Gremlin Mares, Anctn.'...... 1 0 6 SatB. and Buns., 1:00 ?. M. Jones, Holy Family 1 0 6 to 12:00 P. M. their 1945 football campaigns. The through the center and raced 65 I game, but they may not fare Tents ...... 36.45 ;; 18th and California |i Bulldogs began their deiense of Capra, Holy Family 1 0 6 .. A Ja MANFRO yards for a touchdown. A 49- well against the tough Mullen line the 1944 title by beating an in­ yard march in the .same pc anchored by Dunnebecke, Fisher, (Trite for Free Catalog experienced St. Francis’ team, netted another tally, with xanna- and Nanio. The Bulldog line is ag­ DR. R. W. FRITZ 19-0, and the Reds unleashed a cito again bulling his way over the gressive and hard charging, but The firms listed there de­ CLUB BREAKFAST and terrific attack to down Holy Fam­ Play begins this week in the light. And Associates DENVER MERCHANTS’ LUNCH line. Raso ended the scoring by Denver Junior Parochial league, serve to be remembered ily, ,36-12. snaking his way 59 yards on a The Annunciation—St. Francis’ 1 For a ^ull quarter the Reds revamped this year into weight D entists BIDE A-WEE CAFE reverse. divisions. In the lightweight divi­ game may well be the equal of Ml tSth StrMt 1202 tsth Bind Yvhen you are distributing were held in check, and then broke The Tigers, outweighed and KErdont *721 TASer 1711 MR. * MRS. GEO. ESSENPREIS sion, Annunciation and Loyola the feature contest. St. .Francis’ flRmV STORE your patronage in the dif­ loose for three touchdowns in the outmanned, put up a game battle Op«a MooSap umI Thondap Bto*. 11023 Broadway KE. 97311 second frame. After Raso had run teams and St. John's and Blessed has a better team than its 19-0 Corner I5lh & Ijirimer and scored twice themselves. The Sacrament team will meet in the defeat by St. Joseph’s indicates. ferent lines of business. I If'e Appreciate Your Patronage I an intercepted paas to the 47, the first touchdown came after a 66- Reds took only five plays to send east division. In the east heavy­ Jim Stromsoe is an excellent passer Joe Yannacilo across for the first weight division, Annunciation and Leroy Schuster is a speedy marker. Four plays later the team meets St. Francis’ and St. runner. If Bert Kerns has straight­ Spaghetti Jesuit lads pulled the first of their Philomena’s plays Cathedral team.' ened out the errors made by his A Stable of Dependable Horses green line last week and has found King of shovel-lateral dipsy-do plays and On the Northside, St. Cather­ Announcini th« Oponins of Ra.so went 43 yards to score. The ine’s heavyweights meet Mt. Car­ a receiver for Stromsoe’s heaves, the West same Villano to Yannacito to Ra.so mel and St. Clara’s takes on Holy then look for the Gremlins to hit play was good for 37 yards and Family team. In the North light­ pay dirt several times. The Cardi­ THE LARIAT STABLES OeCTONTS weight division, St. Catherine’s nals, however, are not taking the (FoVmerly OHmer Brathew) Chicken Cacciattore - Risotto Milanese and Holy Family team; Mt. Car­ game lightly. Larry Zito has had .Spiirhctti Served With All Dinners mel team and St. Joseph’s Polish; the assistance of “Scotty” Mc­ 143 Steel Su Dl.NNER WINES — COCKTAILS — MIXED DRINKS and St. Vincent’s home and St. Gregor during the past two weeks, Tha best riding ftock for English givd Western Saddle* Houni—5:30 to 10;30 P.M. Sundiys—4 :30 to 10:30 P.M. Dominic’s will meet. and the Eastsiders have been Bridle nnth and trail trips, hay rack rides.^Icigh ridet. Special paH|et ’vith Tha football team* of An- drilling hard. They have been weiner roasts, steak and rhlcken dinners. EouTpped to meet alt yoiir reauiramenU. Experienced instructora in both Engliah and Western riding. 2L50 19lh St. Closed Tuesdays GR. 99.'58 Duneiation grada school and weakened by the loss of Dick Ap- St, Clara's orphanage have pugliese, hard-running back, line Phone EM. 9014 Robert E. (Bob) Hassell, Owner IP S EBEEIEI been invited to appear be­ backer, and blocker, who broke a Horatt Boarded!* Bouglit, Sold and Broken JOE MAIWI’S tween the halves of the Sec­ small bone in his foot, and will be ond Air Force-Fort Warren out of the lineup for two weeks. D A l ^ t E ORCHESTRA game in D. U. stadium Sun­ Either Tom Cooke or Dick Pfeifer Joe Yannacito Augie Rato will fill in for him. The Cardinal 8 - day, Sept. 30. The teams, IVlghtly, 9 to 1 A. M. yard march, with Bob Jones winners of tbe parochial line is big and experienced and plunging. Mullane’s pass to Leon­ league in 1944, appeared once should be able to mpp up the Sundays, 4 to 8 P. M. before in the stadium, play­ Gremlin youngsters to let Tony ard Capra climaxed a 75-yard drive De Lorenzo and Phil Grommet run In Our Neuly The Mullen High Mustangs of in the waning minutes of play. ing a 0-0 tie. I the Denver Parochial league won The Bulldog-Gremlin game The leiRiie schedule for the week of up yardage. what was probably the toughest SepL 30 fallows; This will undoubtedly be one of Enlarged could have been much different, EAST LIGHTWEIGHT I game in Mullen history Ijst Friday if the St. Francis boys had just Anniincistion tesm vs. St. John's. the better programs of the cur­ COCKTAIL iwhen they defeated Greeley high held on to the ball. Twice the Blemed Sarrament team rs. Loyola. rent season. (.school, a ptate Cla.ss A team, 6-0. defending champions took advant EAST HEAVYWEIGHT Annunciation tesm vs. St. Philomena’s. LOUINGE Outweighed 46 pounds to a man, age of the loose ball-handling of St. Francis' vs. Cathedral team. the hard-fighting Mustangs held the South Denver team to fashion NORTH LIGHTWF.IGHT Cover or minimum Charga the Wildcats on downs three times touchdown drives. The first score St. Catherine's vs. Mt. Carmel team. within their own 10-yard line in Holy Family team vs. St. Vincent's came when Mario Colaizzi went off home. 450 So. Marion PEarl 4611 the first quarter. They al.so made right tackle for 10 yards after a St. Joseph's Polish vs. St. Dominic's. a spectacular threat of their own St. Francis’ miscue gave the Bull­ NORTH HEAVYWEIGHT and came back strong in the sec­ dogs the ball on the 33-yard St. Catherine's vs. St. Clara's, ond stanza to carry the hall on Mt. Carmel team vs. Holy Family team KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS marker. Cretzer added the extra N-B.— Results should be phoned Suadiagt 3ept. 20 fine running by Case, Burns, and point on a sneak. Another fumble, TEAMS w . L. Pet. Hartford to within the Greeley to the Rev. James Moynihan at FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OR M1DNICH1 SNACKS this one on the 30, set the stage TA. 2030 as soon as possible. Ngvigttort ...... 7 2 .779 lO-.vard line three times, only to for a beautiful 58-yard run by Grand Knisrht6 ...... 6 8 .««7 ______i ______7 1 lose it each time on downs. Trilittef ...... 5 4 ahhd Colaizzi for the second touch Gu*rd» ...... 4 6 .444 The third quarter saw the Mus­ down. In the third period the Kentucky Mountaineer Deputies ...... 4 i .444 tangs still threatening as they Bulldogs generated real power to fYecreUriei ...... 4 5 .444 E D E L W e i f moved downfield again with more march 58 yards and send Cretzer W irdenn ...... „...3 t .333 spectacular runs by their driving Ghildren Get School Chancellors ...... t * .333 across from the one-yard line, Jim INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS trhere (Jualit) Food Still Prevailt and at moderate Cou backs and excellent passing by Stromsoe, Gremlin captain, un Games Average Burns. After three goal-line corked some beautiful passes, but Paintsville, Ky. — The Mayp Ra^muaaen ...... ,..0 184.22 stands by the big Greeley team, his receivers were well covered by mansion here has been acquired •Miller ...... fi 179.00.. Mullen finally scored on a 27-' Mullen ...... 9 177.89 1641 GI.KNABM the alert St. Joseph’s secondary by the Diocese of Covington to be Alcorn ...... S 177.33 yard pa.ss from Burns to Dunne- Despite the final score, St. Fran used as a Catholic boarding school. Scherer ...... q 174.38 beeke. The try for extra point cis’ racked up seven first downs St Michael’s Mission Center here Ro«f| ...... 9 171.78 failed. Mulligan ...... 9 170.44 to four for the Bulldogs. serves five counties in the coal J. Garramone ...... I< 189.83 Mullen, shortly after kicking mining region of the mountains Berlin ...... ______9. 188.11 off, got the hall and threatened of Eastern Kentucky. Because the BcckiuF ...... 9 186.S7 Distinctive for again on a pass from Burns to C. Gerramone ...... « 188.88 p h e Most Delicious Lutheran Hour Orator Catholic people are few and scat-' Reilly ...... 6 162.50 ! Hartford, who carried to the two, tered, a boarding school is the only G ueburtt ...... 9 162.22 i where once again Greeley held. Attacks Birth Centro way of providing a Catholic edu­ M a ria c h e r_ ...... ft 1S8.T8 ISEA FOOD DINNERS! I lA E I 4 IO D K ' The Wildcats then moved down the cation for the children. The clos­ Nicodemuf ...______9 158.7* field to threaten twice within Johniton ...... 9 155.89 DINE TONIGHT IN OUR • COCKT.\IL LOUIVGE • est Catholic school of any kind is Kurtz ...... 9 153.83 Mullen’s 20 and once within the St. Louis.—Dr. Walter A. Maier •SeUro ...... Spc'rial l.iinrbeons unil Dinners at Huntington, W. Va., in the Dio­ 152.00 15. of Concordia seminary, Lutheran cese of V^eeling, 65 miles away. W agner ...... ______9 1.51.89 MIRROR ROOM ...... To Avoid v^l|lMr)|; Keterv* labln in Advanc* minister and speaker on the Lu Joseph ...... 151.88 The fine line play of both teams In the Dioce.se of Covington the Brown ...... 161 00 - MAINE LIVE LOBSTERS stood out. with Fisher, Nanio, and theran Hour radio program, has closest are at Ashland, 70 miles Oem ortt ...... 8 149.67 LONG ISLAND FLOUNDER BOG4.IOS KOTINNKIIIF- Dunnebecke shining for Mullen. joined Catholic organizations distant; Winchester, 115 miles Gaier ...... 9 149.11 BRAD ROE OYSTERS SCALLOPS rrriiio iii HI ItruHilituy iCfc. V61S The real difference in the leamt( a protest against the endorsement (boards five pupils); Cumberland, Sheehan ...... ^ ^ .9 149.00 And Olhtr Lucioui FUh Diihti was the excellent Mullen back- of the “Planned Parenthood asso Ramney ...... -3 148.88 130 miles; Corbin, a boarding Cieello ...... 8 147.17 Your Favorite Drink field, Case, Burns, Hartford, and elation’’ by the St. Louis Chamber school, 165 miles. Three Sisters P iscstellt .... 147.00 wwww Hennessey. of Commerce aa a deserving char of Divine Providence have come H stkell ...... 6 146.83 Mixed Your Favorite Wayi ww w w wwwwwwwwwwww yrw w' ity. “I wish to register my erapha Dehmer ...... 9 145.89 from St. Anne convent, Melbourne, Culwi ...... • 145.56 Dinner!!— l.unrhe*— Sandwichee ^ T a k e a T rip to tic protest against any organiza Ky., to conduct the school. There Kehoo ...... ______9 144.33 OPP. ORPHEUH THEATRE Charley McCarthy Inn tion which has as its purpose fhe is only one Catholic child of grade Alff ...... ^.•..9 143.44 dissemination of information con Crede ...... 9 142.56 school age at Paintsville. The maa lanillo ______9 141.22 I IIE ROIII\m iP cerning artificial 'vlrth control and sion was Suiit by John C. C. Mayo Udry ...... 9 138.44 •Steak, Spaghetti the avoidance of p renthood,’’ Dr, D oe...... „.B 188.83 Continaoas early in the present century. He / EnMH.inniuit EVERGREE1\, COLO. Maier said. ' “Thd L u t b e r a was a wealthy man who made hia AlhuR ...... 136.11 \' and Raviola Dinners Korpsl ...... 9 186.11 ''A > P. M. to 2 A. M. Iti the Heart of the Rockies Church is qn record aa being money in coal land options. The Kane ... against the practice of birth con ...... 9 129.89 BEER ANT) mansion is three storks high and Maaon ...... 115.00 THE BEST DELICIOUS SANDWICHES trol as commonly understood, and contains more than 30 rooms. HIGH CAME FOOD IN MIXED DRINKS — DANCING MIXED DRINKS I know the Roman Catholic Church Mayo’s office building is included Teams TOWN takes the same attitude. 1 cannot in the purchase. It is a two-story, Nseisttori ...... i__ ...... 864 3410 Tejon GL. 99.50 see why the Chamber of Commane Guardii ...... 880 10-room house,' SecreUrias ...... 850 should endorse an organization Individuals that deliberately works contrar- Joneph ...... ____ 281 ily to the aims of the two largest Navy Cites Educator M u llly s n __ Church bodies in St. Louis.” Ken For War-Time Services W sener ______228 Hi, Neighbor! Let’s Get Aequainted rick council, Knights of Columbus, Washington. — The Rev. Ed­ HIGH SERIES made the first protest. ward V. Stanford. O.S.A., Augus- Teams Guards __ ...... 2.592 WE HAVE THE FINEST SELECTION tinian college here, has received Grand Knights ...... Catholic Library Mas a letter of commendation for Nsviga'tors ..___ .... ____ 2.420 war-time service from Vice Adm. Individuala vJReader Guidance Plan Rossi .....- ...... ____ 582* at DOWNTOWN PRICES Randall Jacobs, chief of navy Barlin ...... ____ 580 o/^ DENVER, Chicago.—St. Peter's Library personnel. 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I 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION Optometrist and Optician ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER HOMEMAKER’S Faculty of Regis Downtown College Pictured ^ a la a Walsh W a a k of Sunday, Sept. 30: St. A isodau Mary Magdalene’* church Edge* DEPARTMEIST W. R, JOSEPH water; Corpus Ckriiti church, Colo­ . 1 JYBB EXAMINED 1 rado Springs; St. Helena's church. 1 Patronize These Reliable and Friendly Firms ^ Fort Morgan; and St. Anthony’s Pbon* TAbet 1880 church, Hugo. 818.918 NsisstI* Bids. ' 1 STILES “E A R L J." ELECTRIC SERVICE STROHMINGER Honrat 9 to 12} 1 to S P h o n o MAIn 5437 Electrical Contracting MOTORS . REPAIRS Llcanud and Bondid tn Citr ol Oto«t> Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist HOME WIRING 81714th St. " riw i? " 1100 Larimer TA. 6875 Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets ROUSH Refrigeralios Sanies i McVeigh Company;; COMMERaAL AND DOMESTIC PAINTING AND REFRIGERATOR SERVICE DECORATING “Guanntaad Sarvlo*’* CONTRACTORS 848 Broadway ^600 S. Pearl 2054 Broadway KE. 0718 Phonea K£. 1657 & PE. 8052 FURNACE VteT. Elmer J. Trame, S.J. Rev. Errin A. Stauffen, S.J. WORK R e p a ir g Introduction Tea Pearson Heating Co. tIT Broadway Ph. RA. lOlf Scheduled hy PTA

The officers of the Cathedral- St. James Parent-Teachers’ asso­ ciation will entertain mothers of Cathedral students at a "get ac­ quainted” tea Monday, Oct 1, at 2:30 p.m. in Oscar Malo hall, 1845 Logman street, Denver. This will be the first PTA meeting of the 1945-1946 term, and all mem­ bers are urged to attend. A spe­ cial invitation is extended to moth­ • Here is the cross-section of a new, improved ers whose children are beginning railroad rail. their first year -at Cathedral school. It looks very much like any other rail. Actually, it This will be a splendid oppor­ has basic advantages, prov^ by more than three tunity for mothers to meet Sister years’ testing on thirty miles of Burlington main line. Rer. E. T. Sandoval, S.J. Wintergalen, S.J. Rev. Joseph A. Ryan, S.J. Marie William, the new principal, and other members of the faculty. This is the Torsion-Resisting Rail*—created by A representative of the Commu- Burlington engineers. It is important, not only for nfty Chest will give a talk on the DON'T BLAME US coming drive. what it is, but for the particular kind of railroad if winter catches you with empty fuel oil tanks The following officers will serve progress which it typifies. For like so many of the for the coming year: Mrs. John vital railroad improvements which have become Miller, president; Mrs. Giles Fo­ realities over the years, this Torsion-Resisting Rail Order PERRY FUEL OIL TODAY ley, first vice president; Mrs. Rob­ lacks the glamour to bring it into the spotlight of ert Fulham, second vice president; public attention and acclaim. Phans CHsrry 4681 Mrs. Estelle Wiggins, secretary; Mrs. William Baptist, treasurer: Railroading is like that. F or every impro vementyou PERRY PETROEEVN COMPANY Mrs. De Rose, auditor; and Mrs. Direct From the Refinery , John Ingling, historian; chairmen: see, there are dozens you never notice. But they’re Mrs. Louis La Monte and Mrs. on the job—in the cause of better transportation. Robert Fulham, membership; Mrs. Daniel McGroarity, program; Mrs. And that’s how it is with this new Torsion-Resist­ HAVE YOU MODERNIZED Michael Timmons and Mrs. Rob­ ing Rail... which the Burlington offers as a significant YOUR INSURANCE? roB BBAurr a n d d u r a b il ^ ert Sailer, ways and means; Mrs. Paul Keuser and Mrs. James Tait, contribution to better railroading for ail America. Prstaet TeorteU Aaalnil Naw Baaazda McMortry Paints hospitality; Mrs. George Connors, HORACE W. BENNETT and Varnish publicity; and Mrs. Robert Sailers, *W hat the Torsion-Resisting Rail Offers: & CO. visitation of the sick. SIS Taber Bld(. Phone TA. UTI ANDERSON RROS. 1 • Narrower head. Less leverage exerted PRANK ENGLAND, Jr.. H u i« « r C o lfu and Jesephios BA. N lf Elks’ Fall Festival by wheels. Ittiomic* Departatnt Is Slated Next Week 2 * Stronger fillets for greater strength. Edmund Mullen Eugene Blish The Elks' annual fall festival J * Better weight distribution permits Builington yfe Guarantee to Rid Your Home of F. Allen Murphy will be held on Thursday, Friday, greater height, resulting in substantially and Saturday, Oct. 4, 5. and 6, in increased stiffness of rail. This distrib­ Germ Carrying Bugs and Insects the Elks’ club, 14th and California utes load more evenly over more ties. R om e BETTY SCHWINDT NAMED FOOTBALL QUEEN streets, Denver. The proceeds of the festival go to the Elks’ charity 4 * Permits improved joint bar design. With D . D . T . Inssetioidsa fund. Dancing, games, and other BY ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ GREMLINS amusements will be featured. AN ISSINTIAt LINK IN TKANSCONTININTAL TIANSPORTATION The lucceas of DDT i« dependent on the thoroughnes* of itt application, which fhould be applied only by Experienced Opera ton. (St. Francis de Sales’ celebration will feature an alumni PTA Plan* Session FOR PULL INFORMATION f i R T f B f R Parish, Denver) breakfast in the Fransalisn hall The first PTA meeting for the ON THIS NEW SERVICE BIT. 'RO t O Betty Schwindt, daughter of Mr. and the homecoming football game 1945-46 school year will be hejd DENVER PEST CONTROL & SERVICE LAB. and Mrs. Albert Schwindt, 2720 S. between the Regis Reds and St. Wednesday, Oct. 3, at 8:15 p.m., in Dencer'i CHdett Fumigatort & Exterminators Grant street, has been elected by Francis’ Gremlins. the high school auditorium. Mrs. 24 EAST ALAMEDA the members of the high school The Pep club is planning an ex­ Joseph Loeffel will preside. Father football team to be queen at the tensive program of entertainment Gregory Smith, pastor, will give a homecoming social Oct. 28. She is between halves of the game. ThA talk on “Parent-Teacher Rela­ a senior. Agnes Dreili'ng, daughter senior girls will present a drill un­ tions.” Mrs. L. F. McMahon will of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dreiling, der the direction of Miss Jean speak on the War Chest. Council memters will meet in the high ^ St. Philomena 35 E. Exposition, will be the senior Fraser, girls’ athletic director. attendant to the queen, and Pa­ Twin Forks has been selected as school library Oct. 3, at 7:15 p.m tricia Mulqueen, daughter of Mr. the scene of the senior fall picnic, All council members and room and Mrs. George (j. Mulqueen, 346 which will be held next Wednesday. mothers are requested to be pres­ S. Sherman, will be the junior at­ General arrangements are in the ent. Refreshments will be served tendant. hands of Ellen Kerstcins, vice after the meeting by the council The homecoming ball will he president of the class. Chaperons members. held in the Lincoln room of the for the picnic will be the priests of FALL BAZAAR Altar Society Meet* Shirley-Savoy hotel. The day’s the parish and the mothers of the The Altar and Rosary society seniors. The sisters will join the held its first meeting of the fall Order COAL Now seniors after classes in the after­ season Sept 21 in the recreation noon. room of the high school. Because FRIDAY and SATURDAY IFe Recommend John Kelly in Hospital of the absence of the president Columbine and ladustrial Mrs. Fred Gushurst, Mrs. McCal- HAVE TOUB PDBNACB John V. Kelly is convalescing at VACmm CLEANED the D. and R. G. hospital in Salida, lin was in charge of the meeting. where he underwent an operation. Plans were discussed for the pro­ SUPREME Joseph L. Kelly, who -spen't a gram for the coming year. After September 28-29 Specializing in Quality Plumbing and leave from the navy with his par­ the business meeting, refreshments COAL CO. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Kelly, were served, and a social hour was Heating Repairs PE. 4679 1144 So. Penn. Sr., has left for the Pacific coast enjoyed. to report for overseas duty, where Father Frederick McCallin, he expects to meet his brother, guest spfihker, gave an inspiring SLAHERY & COMPANY Capt. Fred L. Kelly, Jr., who for talk on "The Rosary.” AWARDS the past 19 months has been in the The following volunteered to South Pacific. care for the sanctuary: Sept. 22, PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS The Pine Tree, Lazy Beaver, and Mm'es. Henceman, Buchen, and 1726 aiARKET STREET Cobra patrols of troop 126 all were Masterson; Sept. 29, Mmes. FRIDAY awarded excellent certificates for Holmes, McKone, Fregeau, and JOHN J. CONNOB, Prealdent PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 their work in the all-council, over­ Meehan; Oct 6, Mmes. Scheiman, night camn last weekend. Father Lowe, and Craig; Oct. 13, Mmes, Robert McMahon accompanied the Rummelhart and Dooley. scouts and celebrated Mass at 7. HOLY ROSARY CIRCLE 5 - Scouts attending Mass were from TO HOLD MEETING’ Cathedral, St. Dominic’s, Bless^ The Holy Rosary circle will Sacrament, Holy Ghost, St. Philo- meet Tuesday, Oct. 2 in the home REUPHOLSTCR mena’s, St. Vincent de Paul’s, St. of Mrs, Earl Suker, 543 S. Penn SATURDAY l - ’ l O O " * Sept. 29th Francis de Sales’, and St. Louis’ sylvania, Mrs. Suker and Mar­ Save Your Valuable Furniture parishes. garet Cavey will be the hostesses. Scouts attending from St. Fran­ Recover 2 Pieces—>Frieze cis de Sales* were Phil Harris, Mel- BROOKS BUTTON 5 _ s | o « o vyn and Merlyn Sheets, Earnest and Tapestry—$55 and up Currey, Don Wienecke,- Edward & PLEATING CO. Frain, Jack Anderies, Vernon Wol- J. E. SECORD. Prop. NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO RECEIVE AWARDS COLORADO Mtt, Harold Pelham, Robert Brock- Buttons Covered, Hemstitchrag, Pbone ish, James Powers, William An­ Nail Heads, Belts, Buckles UPHOLSTERY CO. deries, Jerry Roberts, Richard Ott, Mail Orders Filled Promptly Children’s Prize—Boys’ and Girls’ Bicycle 2457.59 16di Si. 6 L 2304 Edward Drfy, William O’Neill, 316 Tabor BMg.______Denver Stanley Williams. Tommy Guerin, and Charles Haszier. Leaders pres­ W W W W W W WWWW WW IT’S! ent were Mr. Currey, Mr. DuBois, < and Carl Ott. Transportation was ; b o u lev a r d PAINT SUPPLY 4 furnished by Mr. and Mrs. James 0 1 2 1 i 4 Outside White Paint Anderies, Mr. Currey, and Mr. and Decorating Wolcott. Bottest Nnmbsr in Town ♦ GAMES ♦ 4 At the annual meeting of tha 1534 Colorado Blvd. ' Justice Point South district in South Denver ORDER EA. 5458 4 high school troop 126 was awarded HOPE CHEST 4 $2.90 ..L both the achievement and the at­ Sherwin-WilUaw 4 tendance banners for the 1944-46 Paint for Sale 4 season. SNACK BAR-COUNTRY STORE and Other Features 4 Resisto Point Four scouts. Earl Reum, Wil­ COAL At Downtoivn 4 liam Miller, Richard Casbum. and NOW P rices 4 Richard Ott, will receive the Eagle $2.25 Scout award at the October court Better to Be Safe and Warm PsintiDt csntrsctors RMtdsntlsI sad ConuBneisl ^ of honor. Ksvt your painUag done oulekly by tsversl skilled men st no extra cost Insured i Than Cold and Sorry Pres Homs Oeeorstiot Book with this ad to Setistsr Rssders Fabeo Painti Sold At Maj. and Mrs. C. E. Gushurst A A A A S b A A A A A A are the parents of a boy, bom on PROMPT DELIVERY 10th & Fillmore Tuesday of this week in Fitzsimons • SERVICE THOMS general hospital. They have two other children, Clarence Paul, and Robin Stewart. Grandparents* ^re PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS UNOLEUM STUOlO Mr, and Mrs. Fred Gushurst Rugby Coal Co. Streets # 1438 Court Pioco Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Floyd. Maj,. 1144 Fifth Sti THEY ARE RELIABLE Gushurst is now stationed on4 MAin 2288 Leyte, Philippine islands. ; ■1,'

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