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Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. 1944 — Permission to Reproduce, Except on Couple’s 15 Children Model Articles Othervriss Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Institutions Average For National Family Week DENVER CATHaiC 37 Years’ Service te
If the sponsors of National carpenter now employed in Denver. whose mothers are forced to work; family week in Colorado, May 7-14, It is possible that he may be trans the service to and fellowship with Children in Colorado re looking for a representative ferred to Alaska soon. Mrs. Con families of men in service; the amily on which to focus attention, nelly is the former Loretta Marvel conserving of family interest and hat of Mr. and Mrs. John Con- of St. Patrick’s parish, Denver. At ties of men in the armed forces; lelly certainly should qualify. A one time she served as & . Register the readjustment of returning REGISTER 307 Babies Placed for Adoption in Past 10 ifteenth child was born to this correspondent' for Holy Family service men in family and civilian )enver Catholic couple this week. parish. life. The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We The 15 children of the Connellys Mrs. Connelly looks forward to The entire program is in accord Years; Varied Work for Youngsters Is tanjre from the new baby, Lawrence with the Catnolic viewpoint, and Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Largo Special Service, Seven Smaller being able to enroll her children in Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. I Bernard, born in St. Joseph’s St. John’s school after the family Catholic participation in the move Recounted in Annual Report r lospitai Tuesday, to Jack the moves. She is strong in her con ment is an outgrowth of the recent Family Life conference that treated VOL. XXXIX. No. 36. DEN\T)R, COLO., THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1944. $1 PER YEAR Idest, who is 19, and a petty viction that the public schools do The eight Catholic child-care institutions of Colorado, fTicer in the navy, where he is a not furnish sufficient direction and these same problems. •harmacist’s mate and a student moral guidance to young children. with an average of 37 years’ service each, have housed, f dentistry. All except Jack are Governor 'Vivian proclaimed clothed, and fed 29,943 dependent children, according to the r home, but the second sf5n, National Family week in Colorado Worst Scare for Denver CathoUc Woman, 4 Children 17th annual report of the Catholic Charities released this leorge, will leave for the coast at the request of a committee con ;uard this summer. The others in week by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy, director. St. sisting of Rabbi Herbert Friedman, Vincent’s home in Denver, founded in 1883, and Sacred Heart rder are James, Charles, Billy, Dean Paul Roberts, and Mrs. J'§|Army _ Girls Is ■lugene, Patricia. Earl, Bobby, T. Tierney, president of the .Xrc Fled From Philippines Before War orphanage, Pueblo, established in 1903, have cared for 7,918 «une. Shirley, Walter, Danny, and diocesan Council of Catholic | and 6,526, respectively. Other institutions contributing to \oyola Marie. There are no twins Women, representing Archbishop: the amazing record of charity are ' m the family. In Wax Museum Urban .1. Vehr. The local commit Action in the Southwest Pacific I whether or not it proved invulner- Father Reilly died,’’ she added. St. Clara's orphanage, Denver. The Connellys came to Denver tee worked in conjunction with the bout a year ago after spending holda a consUnt interest for arable to Japanese bombing, Mrs. W hep'^st we heard of him he 6,080; Convent of the Good^ national committee, on which the Two Denver girls, pals of college Catholic woman in Denver, Mrs )Vard does not know. was Tn ^-Manila. And everyone lome 18 years in Pueblo, where all Rev. Edgar Schmiedeler, O.S.B.. is Shepherd, Denver, 5,618; Queen [ 'he children attended the Sacred days and buddies in the army die Gladys Kidder Ward. Although “ I do not even know whether knows what happened there." the Catholic representative. 'The there are many things she cartnot of Heaven orphanage, Denver, leart parochial school. At present aim of Family week is to emphasize titians’ corps, endured the rigors 4- + + + hey are living at 559 Bryant , . . . , . .discuss, she knows much of the 2,460; St. Joseph’s Baby annex, the spiritual foundations and re troet, but expect to move in the of an Atlantic crossing only personally, for she and her Denver, 1,044; the J. K. Mullen| sources of the family, and the im p:et the scare of their lives among approxi- L “ ear future to 147 Fillmore street, portance of religion as a basic force home for boys, Ft. Logan, 244; vhere they have purchased a home. London wax museum. Lieutenants n,at,eiy 700 evacuated from Fort in establishing and maintaining the W w , a «« A A I J A I A M U A l l l t _ . . ft . ft .ft and St. Coletta's school, Long ^Ir. Connelly is a government Natalie Swan and Helen Kelly McKinley in the Philippines months home. National Family week were browsing through the world- before the Japanese sneak attack mont, 53. focu.ses attention upon the needs famous Madame Tus.saud wax on Pearl harbor. Her husband. Actually this repre.sents only a and the responsibilities of the home. museum in England's capital, mar HflLFOFGOIL Col. Donald M. Ward, is at present partial estimate of the total con The religious leaders sponsoring veling at the lifelike figures around base surgeon with the army in the the hall. There were Hitler and tribution of the Charities to the Family week call upon all civic, , . , , „ .Fiji islands. Finally, it was in the The half-way mark was passed educational, and social forces to his cohorts and Churchil . Roose- Philippines that Mrs. Ward cn- welfare of the homeless young Tuesday evening in the $50,000 support and co-operate with reli velt, Bette Davis, Chiang Kai-shek, te^ed the Church, sters in the past half century. campaign being conducted by the gious forces in dealing with condi and the Sleeping Beauty— all s o '. ,, . . Typical of work carried on by the Victory in ’44 club of St. Louis’ M O N OF tions resulting from the war and real looking that they seemed LlDPS !\OW Ifl Charities in other fields is the parish, Englewood, to establish a the resulting breakdown in the in ready to speak. At one end was James’ PaHsh achievement of having placed 147 reserve fund for the post-war erec fluence of the home. The committee the figure of a guard, who con She lives with her four children children in fo.ster homes in 1943. tion of a new school and recreation emphasizes the responsibility of the trived to deceive the vi.sitors by Sipiilar services for other young center. In the workers' meeting — Donna, 9; Neal, 7; Diana, 3; and ;home in curbing juvenile delin- standing stiff and motionless like sters, moreover, such as securing on Monday evening, the first full jquency; the need for conserving i U I l IS DEM the other forms. When Lt. Kelly Marilyn, 21 months— in St. James’ residence with relatives, obtaining day 0^ the actual parish campaign I family life; the counteracting of & 'I L ', . ’I’"*?; “ iPTi.h. Th.nkf.1 .h.t lh.y were part-time employment, and solv canvass, a total of $4,057 in •.u ,! negative influences resulting from ing a variety of problem."!, are all pledges and cash was tallied. This A close link with Blessednjjg war; the care of children (Turn to Page 2 — Column 5) able to leave before trouble began, 'ranees Xavier Cabrini was Mrs. Ward recalls that the army regularly rendered by the central amount was .supplemented by napped by the death of .Mother! transport in which the women and office. The adoption program of $3,575 the next night. Added to gnatius of the Missionary Sisters! children traveled was very crowded the Charities has al.s6 functioned the more than $17,000 pledged at f the Sacred Heart in St. An- Archbishop Vehr Urges but the meals were exceflent and effectively in obtaining placements the campaign banquet last week hony's hospital. Denver, Monday well served. There was no black for 307 babies in the past 10 years. and the special collection principal, t 8:80 a.m. The nun, who re- out because at that time, February, The financial report for the the total for the campaign funt^, lained in vigorous health despite 1941, there was no danger of Japa year 1943 shows that $223,436.40 as of 'Tuesday night, tops the $25,- er nearly 78 years, suffered a Every Catholic to Spend nese submarines or bombers. Ex was extended in carrying on this 000 mark. The Cardinal team, troke Saturday and never re- cept for a 36-hour storm, during important work of child welfare. managed by Jame.s Garvin, has ac >ained consciousne.ss. She came to which the ship listed dangerously, This amounts to more than one- counted for the following amounts: -he I'nited .States in 1889 with the journey wa.s without unpleas third of the total charity expendi Kurtz, $402; M'alsh, $776; Young, [other Cabrini and for many years Hour in Prayer on D-Day ant incident in 23 days. ture of $658,113.45 in the past $1,106; Crowley, $564; and Holou- Mr*. Glady* Kidder Ward, wife of Col. Donald M. Ward, year. bek, $366, a team total of $3,214. /as her constant traveling com- Previous to evacuation the army surgeon now in the Fiji island*, and one of her four As usual the hospital and Under the management of Ralph lanion. Only a few weeks ago Wards lived in Fort McKinley, Ma health services rendered in the ne gave the RegisUr an account Echoing the Holy Father's ap His Holiness urges our prayers nila, where the colonel was sta children, Diana, who was horn and baptized in the Philip Krebs, the Browns team has tal f several incidents in which past year account for greatest lied: Bell, $546; Rust, $562; Caw peal for special prayers in May especially for the great needs of tioned. It was there also that pines. 1 other Cabrini was remarkably for the great needs of .suffering charity expenses. The eight hos ley, $738; Phenix, $1,130; and suffering mankind and for an Diana—called by the family their pitals in the Archdioce.se of Den .recerved from death or serious mankind and for an early peace Filipino— was liorn and where she Puetz, $1,442, a team total of arm. Other stories were prom- in justice and charity. Archbishop early peace in justice and charity. Formerly Taught in Regis High ver and the six hospitals in the $4,418. and her mother were baptized at Diocese of Pueblo provided the :ed. for she recalled many; but Urban J. Vehr of Denver further Kindly enlist the prayers of the the same time in the post chapel by The list of larger donations in greatest share of $385,460 in free 5eath intervened. asks that every Catholic spend an innocent children in this crusade Chaplain (Capt) Stanley Reilly. cluded: Anonymous, $6,000; J. Solemn Requiem Mass for of prayer storming heaven for (Tum to Page 10 — Column 3) hour in adoration and prayer be Although the post chapel was in Keman M’eokbaugh, $1,500; Arch 'Turn to Pag« 10 — Column S) Great Work for Colored fore the Blessed Sacrament on the God’s blessings for peace and for effect the Wards’ pariah church, bishop Urban J. Vehr, Mrs. George day the Western invasion of the prosperity of the human race. they attended Mass frequently In $33,000 Estate Left Cottrell, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lit ykrgy Conference Europe occurs. Similar appeals Benediction of the Blessed Sacra the old churches of the Walled City tle, and Thomas Sullivan, $1,000; for prayer on inva.sion day, the ment is permitted each day during —that portion of present-day Ma Done by Jesuit Priest Largely to Religion •Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayes and beginning of a conflict that the the months of May and June in nila that was the old capital of the Mrs. Thomas Sullivan, $500; the To Be Held May 11 all public and semi-public oratories ■Archbishop says may be the “ most Philippines. Some of these churches Very Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron, decisive engagement of history,” of the archdiocese. St. Thomas’ seminary' and the $250; St. Ixiuis’ school children date back to the 18th century'l one, A graphic storj- of how a Jesuit S.J., appeared in the early-week Queen of Heaven orphanage, Den 11 The spring clergy conference of have been made by non-Catholic The exact time of the Western edition of the Register. The full and the St. Louis PTA, $200; Mr. St. Augustine's, to 1606, when it priest who taught in Regis high ver, will share in the $33,000 estate l^p .Archdiocese of Denver will be faiths. Members of the Denver invasion by the United Nations is story in the Digest is reprinted and Mrs. James Gan’in, Mr. and was built to replace the first school, Denver, 1933-34, is doing of Catherine Marie Quigley, whose p IH in the Cathedral Thursday Parish Sodality union and the necessarily a military secret. When here because of its interestto local Mrs. John Kohler, and the Jubilee church, which was destroyed by fire tremendous good in helping poor will was filed for probate in the inrning. May 11, at 10:30. The Archbishop's guild, through their the actual invasion is announced readers. 'The article, condensed club, $150; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph i.. 1578. Through the centuries the Colored people of St. Louis is told court of County Judge Kettering illnwing papers will be given; moderators, the Rev. Hubert New by press and radio, we urge all present St. Augustine’s has with in the current Reader's Digest. A from Survey Graphic, is by Al Krebs, $120; Miss Marguerite The t'hurch and the Problem of ell and the Rev. Gregory Smith, Catholics who can do so to spend M’ednesday. Catherine Quigley, Reifsnider, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. stood seven earthquakes, but picture of Father George Andrews, berta M'illiams: who died April 20, was employed uveniic Delinquency," the Rev. already have pledged one hour’s an hour of adoration and prayer On a bitter January evening I Michaud, Edward Sydlowski, Mr._ by Mrs. John G. McMurtry at 700 arry Wogan; "The Encyclical of adoration apiece on D-day. Arch before the Blessed Sacrament in saw the line of Negroes buying and Mrs. H. P. Sheets, Mr. anti’ M’ashington street. ius XII on Sacred .Scripture,” bishop Vehr's letter follows; their parish churches. If that be! fuel at the Consumers’ Co-opera Mrs. Joseph Young, Mr. and Mrs. She willed $10,000 to the orphan |?ie Rev. William Kenneally, C.M.; May 1. 1944 impossible, recite the Rosary at| tive Coal Co. station on St. R. B. Crowley, Mr. and Mrs. Jos Famous Catholic Novelist age, a like sum to St. Joseph’s l^ustody of the Tabernacle Key,” Reverend dear Fathers and Be home for the success of our armed i Louis’ Market street. A boy of 14 eph Flood. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Preparatory seminary at Kirk le Rev. Thomas Barry: "Certain loved People: forces. On the evening of the day | had a dilapidated baby carriage in Bell, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Cawley, wood, Mo., to be used to educate nrms Prescribed for the Con- The Holy Father a.sk-s that the of the actual invasion, as duly an-! which to haul his coal home. Two Mr. and Mrs. Gus Huot, Ivan Joss, two Colorado youths for the Rc- \ssor." the Very Rev. George month of May be marked by spe nounced, each parish church, where! To Write About Southwest small girls had a little wagon. But Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brockish, Mr. olmnn. C.M. cial devotion to the Blessed Virgin. reasonably possible, should conduct' most of those awaiting their turn demptorist priesthood; $4,500 to ind Mrs. J. T. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. St. Joseph's Catholic church an hour of special devotions and I would have to carry their bags of Frank Conner, L. R. Kent, and Mr. (C.SS.R.). Denver; $3,000 to Mary "r. Grnhman, Former Chaplain, Says: prayers for God’s blessing and His I (By Rev. Francis Syrianey) charming, business-like author was coal in their arms. Even so they and Mrs. Eugene Cervi, $100 each. Ann Graham of Alton, 111., a protection upon our armies, locked | were cheerful, for here was coal at The final meeting of the cam in what will possibly be the mostl One of the outstanding Catholic gracious enough to grant a short friend, and the residue of her es paign captains and workers will interview in which she sketched a price they could pay. decisive engagement of history, j ®f ^he present day paid The coal co-operatives, which to tate to St. Thomas' seminary. be held in the school hall Monday l^urses Are Facing Days The ringing of the church bells a short visit to Denver la.st Satur- her plans for a new Catholic his day dot St. Louis’ Negro district,"?, Henry Hanington was named ex evening, May 8, when the grand ecutor. can be the prearranged signal to | day when Dr. Helen Constance torical novel laid in the American are just one of a number of proj total will be announced. summon the faithful to this hour! White arrived on a morning Southwest. ects started in Father George An 9f Heroic Opportunity of prayer. We on the praying I streamliner from Chicago, spoke Miss M’hite is remembered for drews’ two and a half years as home front can a.ssist our fight-j before the convention of the her superlative historical novels, rector of St. Elizabeth’s church. ing forces in this tremendous' -American Association of Univer- which in the past decade have won Father Andrews, who had taught Press Sunday Is May 7 in struggle for liberty and freedom !sity Women, of which she is presi- for her a large following among social theories and action at Regis "Tbc?p are days of heroic op-jon the Rhine 25 years ago: Cha-ifrom tyranny by sincere petition 4ent, and departed the same after- the Catholic reading public. Of Simii’ itv for vnu." the Rpv. Louisiteau Thierry. Belleau Mood, the lo our divine Creator and Pre-!noon on an east-bound streain- high school and Marquette univer herself she says modestly that "as sity, regards St. Elizabeth’s as a lArgonne forest! server. We depend upon Almighty' liner. Dr. M'hite regretted the Colorado; Active Support Giohman tnlri the 81 nurses "Names are coming up again a novelist I could bareiy qualify proving ground for advanced God and His divine protection. .nece.ssity of such a flying visit, but for admission in the sophomore Catholic social philosophy as ap l aiiualod from Denver Catholic! ygon that meant much to your Kindly announce the.se arrange- her extensive duties at M'isconsin I cTass/" buT'this humiTle *^opi^^^^ ■hnnls of nursing in ceremonies' counterparts in the last war. How plied to the race problem. As such ments to your people at the .Masses university, where she is professor'not shared by Catholic critics. it is not only the church of more I ihp Cathedral .April 28. "Thou- prt'uti we still are of them when'Sunday. They become operative i of English literature, and the only'niany of whom feel that Miss Of Apostolate Is Urged than 1,000 Colored families; it is pf young women to d a y , ^ey "'slk^ into o^r .Amerman immediately on proper notification [woman a full professor in that M'hite’s work is in that very lim a friend-to St. Louis’ entire Negro mid ihpy hut qualify, and many ( f IP I! In Pngr i — Cohimn 5 ) of the actual M’estern invasion. large state school, demanded that ited output of current literature population of approximately iintlrpds PI older nurses would I Faithfully vours in Christ. she he back in Madison, M'isc.. for Tha annual archdiocesan collec Register will make a contribution which has enduring value. Her 110,000. [Jadly make any sacrifice to ac-I Denver Girl Will + URBAN J. VEHR, Monday classes. Despite her ex- novels are painstakingly acetya^, tion for the Denver Catholic jn the Sunday collection, and also '’ pt wh.at is pffpipd to you now Archbishop of Denver. “ Mj;, first purpose in life is, of tre'me rush of activities, th e in addition to being stories Avith course, to save souls,” the tall, Register will be taken up in all that Catholics who are -not now . the high privilege to ease Enter Convent real reader-appeal. So true is this the churches of the Denver metro- receiving the paper will subscribe (' pain of wounded soldiers, to (Turn to Page 2 — Column i ) that some seminary Church history politan area this Sunday. May 7 is!for it at this time. ">lp s.ave and rehabilitate the professors endorse her works as GIVE DISCARDED MATERIAL TO likewi.oe Press Sunday in the Dio- There are approximately 25,000 If’cam of young .American man- required collateral reading for ce.se of Pueblo. copies of the Denver Catholic ppd. to help send, if need be. their classes. All her historical Many Converts rave men bravely to their God. It is the hope of the .Archbishop Register and an equal number of . . B it whether you serve on the DE PAUL SALVAGE BUREAU that all famflies ■ r w e iv in g thelthe Register, Local Edition, dis (tile front or on the homefroiit. Confirmed in tributed in the state weekly'. Many ' -ich one of you will contrihute parishes are able to report 100 per In letter sent to priests of limea"!urably to the war effort.” St. Vincent de Paul society of the Gets Interneship cent coverage of their homes. 1 .Arcibishop I'rhan J. Vehr, who Denver, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr city, is anxious to secure all dis-1 St. Philomena’s in Dietetics Within the past 15 years, this j’lpbrated Solemn Benediction, asks that discarded material of all carded articles of clothing and! state has become the principal I'jmke briefl-V and awarded the kinds he turned over to the Salv- furniture that your people might, Catholic newspaper publishing cen ter of the hation. The Register has [Jplnmas. The graduates were pre-! Forty’-one adults, most of whom j-nted by the Rev. .Arthur J. age bureau of the St. ATncent d e; be willing to dispose of at this! a large national circulation, mostly juiy. Music was by the Cathedral Paul society, which jnakes good time of the year. The bureau' are converts to the Church, were with Sunday distribution through I Jp."!ted choir under the direction use of furniture, clothing, paper, will accept any and all types of confirmed by Archbishop Urban the medium of church-door sales I f the Rt. Rev. J. J. Bnsetti. V.G. rags, etc., in helping the deserv discarded materials, and so-called. J. Vehr last Sunday in St. Philo- in all the states, and in addition Father Grohman, who was a junk items, and is in a position to | has a circulation through diocesan ing poor. The letter follows; mena's church, Denver. The cla.ss , taplain in the first M'orld war, recondition many of them for sale editions by direct mail in the homes 'iserted: “ You'll never make a May 1, 1944 ! at moderate prices. Besides many! also included about 40 children. of 31 archdioceses and dioceses. ^ouder boast than this: I served 'Reverend dear Father: articles given free to the deserv Eight of the class were members The Register system, in its dio- Bataan! Guadalcanal! Salerno! j Kindly announce at the Masses ing poor, the St. Vincent de Paul of the armed forces from adjoin (Tum to Page 2 — Column 2) • at one of those other bloody men are assisting in financing Sunday, May 7. that the St. Vin ing fields. They were instructed lie stones along that first march welfare activities in the city. cent de Paul Salvage bureau, oper by the chaplains. A list of the K LZ to Broadcast ated by the conference of the Despite the apparent prosperity of the time, the society is called adults confirmed follows; iishop Schuler in upon frequently by public and pri Mrs. Raymond Bayers, Miss St. Dominic’s Mass Officers Re-Elected vate agencies for as.sistance to Catherine Bogard, Pfc. James L. Hospital After Fall .Misi Mildred Yaggie, daughter widowed mothers and others living Burns, Mrs, Mary S. Coons, Pvt. On Sundays in May * "‘1 ‘'I"- J" Yaggie of 470.3 By Holy Name Union on meager allowances. Warren D. Dittman, Mrs. Dallis Thst FfBcluros Hip The pick-up facilities of the Eby, Mrs. Edith Emge, William r a member o f Si. Vincent de Paul ii Salvage bureau are limited and ad Ermentraut, Mrs. William Ermen- Beginning this Sunday, May 7, parish, will enter the novitiate of The Archdiocesan Union of ditional equipment is unavailable traut, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Falder- the High Mass in St. Dominic’s will |,i The Most Rev. A. J. Schuler, Dr. Halen C. Whit* the Benedictine Sisters in San An the Holy Name Society re until after the war. The director, raeier, Charles T. Haley, Mrs. be broadcast every Sunday of May former Bishop of El Paso, tonio, Tex., at the end o f May. elected its entire group of o f therefore, asks that calls be placed works have a strong religious Hildred Heiden, Mrs. Betty Henss- over station KLZ, Denver, from 11 lex., suffered a fracture o f his The family formerly resided in ficers in the meeting held a few days in advance. The trucks tinge, and her knack of story-tell ler. Miss Marilyn Herr, Miss Lou- ght hip in a fall on Sunday of Holyoke and moved lo Denver sev Wednesday, April 26, in Holy operate in North Denver on Mon ing vivifies for students the per anna Hopp, Mrs. Ann Jacobs, a.m. to 12 noon. The paris^^hoir ■ti.s week. He is in Sf. Joseph’s eral years ago. Miss Yaggie was Ghost church basement. They day and Saturday, in South Denver iod of which she writes. Mrs. Mary M. Kenney, Mrs. Ethel will be under the 1 ^ppital, Denver, where his condi- graduated from .St. Joseph’s high are: President, Albert T. on Tuesday and Thursday, and in From Enrop* to America L. King, Miss Imogene King, Mrs. Mis* Bernadette Costello, daugh Rev. J. F. Connell, 07" “ I ;mi is reported as satisfactory. school, Denver, in 1933. For the ion of ^ Frantz; vice president, Ro East Denver and Park Hill on It is particularly interesting to Lois E. Masterson, William E. Mc ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Costello, V. R. Hughes, O.P., pj The Rev, ishop Schuler, who was the first past several years she has been em land H a I 1 o e k; secretary, Wednesday and Friday. The ad note that in her projected novel, as Cabe, Mrs. Beatrice McLellan, 1123 Monroe, Denver, who hat liver a series of sen astor, will d- ishop of El Paso, served that dio- ployed in secretarial work in Den George W . Stock; treasurer, dress of the Salvage bureau is yet untitled, Miss White shifto her Mrs. Isabelle. Meayer, S. Srt. Wins been awarded an interneship in broadcasts, entitled inons at tta' i Yse from October, 1915, until his ver. Another member o f the fam David Costello; sergeant-at- 1951 Lawrence street, phone pen from the European scene and ton A. Nash, Pvt. Edward Ohane- dielelira at St. Louia university. the Mass.” The othe' rftirement in November, 1942. ily joined the Sisters o f Si. Mary mericpiw arms, William P. Dolan. The CHcrrjr 5503. massive movement^ such as the sian, Mrs. Helen R, Owens, Mrs. Miss Costello will receive her Bach St. Dominic’s on the , Ma» of |)ince his resignation he has made o f the Third Order o f St. Francis, Vary Rav. Harold V, Camp Faithfully yours In Christ, French Revolution, to write of the Mary L. Perrault, William Phifer, elor of Science degree from Lorelto May will be at 5:30, Sur, and (E home with ths Jesuit Fathers St. Louis, in 1930. She is now Sis bell is spiritual director of the + URBAN J, VEHR, obscure life of a Franciscan mts- Mrs. William Phifer, Mrs. Gene- Heights college this month. She 12 noon. There will at ’ Regis college. ter M. Laurine. society. Archbishop of Denver. (Tum to Page JO — Column 4J (Tumto Page 2 — Column S) is a home economic* major. 10:30 during this mom PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DEN^^R CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 _ Thursday, May-4, 1944
* ’ The Denver Catholic PRESS SUNDAY IS MAY 7; NURSES ARE FACING DAYS , Register JESIIT PPIEST Published Weekly by the ACTIVE SUPPORT IS URGED OF HEROIC OPPORTUNITY Catholic Preu Society, Inc. 938 Bannock Street, Denver, (Continued From Page One) subscription campaigns or on the (Continued From Page One) . . . It’s a far cry from the first Colo. cesan editions, today stretches in a occasion of Press Sunday. Legion meetings today. Grand crude refuges for the sick and Those who have the means to do mothers some of them are now, helpless, to the gleaming white M o t h e r ^ s Subscription: (1 Per Tear continuous line of bordering dio Entered as Second Class Matter so arc asked to give more than the their white hair contrasting so rooms of surgery and the great hos at the Post Office, Denver, ceses from the Pacific coast to regular subscription price, in order gloriously against the blue of their pitals in which you were trained. Colo. Central Pennsylvania. It borders that the circulation of the paper III SI. L Legion caps, an honor that does But the ideals are the same . . . on Canada in dioceses in Washing may be extended to people who are not leave them even in death. I faith in God and a service of love D a y not able to pay for the paper buried one of them not so long to man. . . . ton, Montana, and Minnesota, and (Continued From Page One) on Mexico in dioceses in Texas and themselves. ago. There were no flowers on her smiling priest told me, “ but you “ Yours is a contract with the Ford & Mercury Service Arizona. The importance of the Catholic coffin. Yet she wouldn’t have ex sick, in which you often hold a press has never been more generally can’t expect people to be much in changed all the orchids in the Large Parts Stock People of Colorado have every human life in your hands. You^ reason to be proud of the afosto- accepted than it is today m a time terested in their spiritual well world for that lovely banner of dare not leave, or even doze o ff in ! Ntai SkilltC H*cb«nicf when irreligion and anti-religion stars and stripes that enfolded her late of the Catholic press that has being if their material well-being, a critical hour. Give it all you are prevalent. Our readers are that day. . . . QIFTS and SWAYNE-WIMBUSH its origin in their state. They have is utterly neglected." have, every skill of modem sci the opportunity, each year, to con asked to bear this in mind when “ The fond hope of those who ence at your command. Then give they make their contribution to the 850 Bannock TA. 6113 tribute financially to this work He learned of his parishioners’ love you, and those under whom more. either in their individual parish subscription collection this Sunday. need for cheap coal soon after he you trained and who are proud of QREETINQ CARDS you tonight, is that you may al "Come to the aid and comfort I became St. Elizabeth’s pastor. Dis ways keep unsullied your ideals of of relatives and loved ones, es-; tributing Christmas baskets, he service as long as you wear that pecially the poor and frightened. STORE HOURS Guild Will Meet at 1 saw a little old woman some lON'T leave a good car in storage. Sell it found that in many homes he tris- cap and uniform. Those ideals go 9 to 5 :30— Monday through Friday — Sat.—9 to 12:30 back as far, and up as high, as years ago, half running, half to A1 O’Meara. Pul the proceeds in ar SI. Francis’ May 6 ited children were kept in bed on the Great Christ who says to you hopping along down the corridor cold days because there was no Bonds to buy yourself a new, streamlined car tonight: ‘Whatsoever you do unto of one of our great hospitals. She was following a perambulator on The May meeting of St. Joseph's fuel. A Negro family living in one the least o f these. My brethren, after the war. O’Meara pays top prices for which internes were rushing her guild will be held in the library of crowded tenement room had no you shall have done it unto Me.’ all standard makes. Call him at MAin 3111. husband to surgery. I can stilKsee JfllllES CiARKE S t Francis de Sales’ high school, place to store coal in large quanti her bewildered weazened little Denver, Saturday afternoon, May ties. The need, obviously, was to face. A grotesque feather, stick 30 Years get the retail price of coal in anuilf ing up on her shabby little hat, 6, at 2 o’clock. The hostesses will quantities down so that these peo Headquarters for CHURCH Serving be Miss Ellen Gemon, Mrs. Harry bobbed crazily as she hopped ple could afford it. By organizing along. All of us wanted to do ARTICLES OP DEVOTION Ford Grout and Mrs, J. R. Kline. As the consumers into coal co-opera this will be the last meeting until something. But just then some CHURCH FURNISHINGS GOODS Otrners tives, he thought, they could buy one better trained than we ap BOOKS FOR THE CATH September the president, Mrs. the fuel in large quantities and dis 1333 Broadwaj Denver’* Largcjit Ford Dealer 1314 Acoma Anne McCallin, requests all mem peared out of nowhere and swept OLIC LAITY AND CLERGY HOUSE tribute it cheaply to members. MEIRLS ISthe poor little woman into her bers to attend. He brought his plan to the Mayor arms. In one breath, we all ex 1636-38 Tremonl Street Phone TAbor 3789 and Aldermen. Within a week the claimed, ‘ God bless that nurse’ ! first coal co-operative opened on “ The curse of every profession e s t a u r a n t a vacant lot leased by the city for is heartless routine. Add a word $1 a year. Today there are 15 such 615 17TH STREET Mother’s Day of comfort for loved ones on the Between Welton and Ctllfornia Bta. coal stations, all operated by Ne verge of distraction and a smile groes, selling the fuel at 15 cents (Continued From Page One) for the human in pain. If it does Your Photograph a basket ifabout a bushel). The scream that echoed through the not stir something in him who Special SUNDAY DINNER price previously had been 45 to 60 will be her most* cents. whole museum. receives it, it nevertheless does something for you that makes all Roast Loin of Pork, Fried Gulf Shrimp or Slewedwed ChickenQiicken Early last year Father Andrews In the foods laboratories of an Treasured Gift. . the difference between an iron Including soup or cocktail, vegetable, potatoes, launched another project. At that army hospital unit in the E.T.O., robot and the Angel of Mercy we salad, dessert and drink. Choice o f five other time, meat was frequently unob J . Austin Beasley the two girls are constantly dis love to think you are. entrees ...... 7 ^ 5 A B C tainable and the then uncontrolled covering ways to make the scant ‘I'Then when the hour comes The Gift that SERVED 11 A. M. TO 5 P. M. ONLYv price of chicken was soaring. After PortraiU of Distinction when you can no longer save a 4S0 ORGAN NO studying methods and costs, the varieties of English-grown food MU.SIC LIQUOR life, save a soul. The spiritual po SEATS • 6 4 Broadwajr PE. 1188 pHest organized a chicken co-op take on an American flavor. Lt. tentialities of your profession erative. Every week 800 to 1,000 Kelly decided, on a recent occa reach a height and depth most of will please her day-old chicks were purchased sion, to make salads from English you have never sounded. What a from a hatchery. The birds spent cabbage leaves. Finding some lift you can give yourself, and the the first third of their lives in the that were cup shaped, she dipped soul in your care, by bringing in most on basement of St. Elizabeth’s parish the edges into pineapple juice and a little of the all-consuming pas house, in three-tiered batteries. then into red cranberry powder. sion of the Great Christ to lead During the second third they were Canned apple and pineapple slices souls to God! housed in a vacant garage. The from America completed the dish “ We chaplains did not try to MOTHER’S DAY last third, as they approached the that was a sensation in the offi make converts when men were skillet stage, they were kept in a cers' mess—the first salad any of dying. We went from bed to bed centrally located building with a them had seen since leaving the with simple words like these: MAY 14 salesroom. States. ‘What is your religion, son? Were Altogether, more than 25,000 you ever baptized?’ If he was, we chickens were raised and marketed •What Do We Eat?’ Speaking of the dilference be knew what to do. If not, we told last spring and summer. When him how Jesus the Savior of all chicken was selling in many stores tween American and British food, Lt. Swan writes that the refresh men wanted all to come to Him for 66 cents a pound, the co-op that way. And it never failed. We| erative was charging its members ments at Red Cross parties are the Flowers will express your sentiments beautifully and highlight of the evening for the sent each boy back to God in the only 18 cents.. faith of his childhood days. they will bring happiness in the thought that you Shortly after the Detroit race English girls who attend. The driver of a truck that calls for “ A little prudence, tact, and Remembered Her. riot, Father Andrews and a number zeal for souls are all you need. of Colored and White citizens of the Red Cross hostesses told L t Swan that the first thing the girls The deepest thing in man is his St. Louis formed an inter-racial faith in God. And this is never committee to further mutual un ask upon boarding the truck is, "What are we having to eat to more so than when he lies helpless, derstanding. Mayor Aloys Kauf- with that vague nearness of death. mann helped the committee to night?” It is not that the girls Bright Spot Flower Shop are hungry, but that their food is A word about God from you, a wee achieve official standing as the St. prayer, those simple aspirations Louis Race Relations commission. so different from that of the U. S. E.M. 2745 .lospphine at 5th Ave. Everyone realizes that the Amer that lie dormant in every heart, Through it Father Andrews is get which you awaken, can mean ting results on a recreation project ican soldiers’ ration is far superior to the British soldiers’, Lt. Swan much. Don’t be afraid to be hu that he has been promoting by man. word of mouth wherever he could wrote. In England almost every girl “ I walked, almost sleep-walked, find a listener— remodeling city- into K ward of a great oase hos owned vacant lots in Negro slum belongs to a uniformed group. o r e and more families are turning to The ATS corresponds to our WAC, pital one night. Men were dying areas to create playgrounds. .In on every side, but not fast enough Recommended Firms Boulevard in time of sorrow. Consid-j hot St. Louis summers the slum theWAAFs to our WAVES, and M the Bank of England girls to our to accommodate the many wait erate attention to personal desires is one of,' residents have had to stay cooped ing to b? brought in from mat civilian volunteer hostesses. The up in their rooms or hang out on tresses on the floor in th^ cor jthe reasons. Boulevard's service is person^ the streets, where their very pur RAF orchestra often plays for for AUTO social affairs on the hospital base. ridors outside. Nurses and doc al, kindly and'dignified; it has the imquali- poselessness led to quarrels. tors were on 24-hour duty for Father Andrews proposed that a Describing rationing conditions tied approval of families from every walk in the Isles, Lt. Swan remarked weeks. I stopped at one bed. An number of vacant lots, acquired by Italian boy was dying. I had given of life . . . One charge covers all; there are the city for delinquent taxes, be that everything made of cloth re SERVICE quires coupons, even small hand him the last sacraments early that ino unexpected extras. You determine the, cleared of rubble, planted with afternoon. An army nur.se sat kerchiefs for souvenirs. gra.ss seed, and furnished with there holding that dying soldier’s On a four-day leave in London swings and sand piles for children hand. ‘ It’s all right now,’ he said, the two Denver girls were check and benches for older people. This ‘Now that you’ve come!’ It was ing their wraps in an officers’ mess DENVER FRAME, inexpensive conversion is now un 2 a.m. In the dim night-light, big Woodrow Wilson der way. The tiny, pleasant parks when they happened to meet a tears gli.stcned in the girl’s eyes.! will improve the city’s appearance classmate from Loretto Heights That boy thought she was his AXLE & BODY GO. and siphon off a good deal of hot- college, Lt. Dorothy Starbuck of mother! H. C. KEMPER. Operator Auto Upholstery weather tension. Brighton, who is stationed in a “ You’ve all heard of a happy Axle and Frame Service . . . Ijondon office with the WAC. Member St. F/uncis de Salea' PftriiF The offices of St, Elizabeth’s death before. That night I saw Shimmy Stopped . . . Steering An interesting array of nation church are open to all; Negroes of one.” Sorrected . . . Body and Fender Auto Tops — Seal Covers alities is always evident “ over many different faiths come to Repairing . . . Wheel Alignment Cushion Repairing Father Andrews with an endless there," the girls find. At the Over . . . Wreck Rebuilding. seas club in London they saw- stream of problems — material 93 4 Speer Blvd. TA. 4933 263 So. Bdwr. SP. 9945 spiritual, social. officers and enlisted men from all On the 81st anniversary of the parts of the world— Persia, Can GLEAN Emancipation proclamation, Father ada, Czecho-Slovakia, Poland, the TELEPnO.NE EM. 2761 Andrews this year was awarded a Netherlands, and Scotland. A TEXACO GA.S AM) OIL.S citation for inter-racial leadership. Scotsman in kilts was wearing YOUR WARDROBE REICK OWNERS ARLES >IOTOR CO. I saw less formal but equally con three-quarter length socks, with a VALVE GRIND SPECIAL A. K. ARLES vincing testimonial to his work small dagger in the right sock as Authori7.ed Sales and SerN'ico when he drove me through the a part of his uniform. Two rib Grind valvei Refac* and reteat t i Itm Old Friends' Patronarc Appreciated city’s Colored section. Everywhere bons trailed down the back of his FOR SPRING Remove carbon 3520-3R E. Colfax Ave. at Monroe groups of youngsters broke into Scottish cap. Tune enfine broad, delighted smiles at the sight Lt. Swan, the daughter of Mr. Adjuiit carburetor Adjuat valve lash of the priest’s car and, until we and Mrs. Edward C. Swan, was an Adjuflt fan belt were out of hearing, waved and interne in Walter Reed hospital, Clean and apace distributor points $10 Buys a New Car shouted greetings to him. He is, Washington, D. C. Lt. Kelly, the Clean and apace spark plusri (In Appearance) Clean and recoil air cleaner indeed, one of them. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Clean crankraae *ventilatAra No Repainting: — Renewa Color Kelly, obtained her Master’s de Clean and inspect fuel bowl Ptrmanize Finish With Super*GIaee gree from St. Louis university. Check spark hluff wires and Both are 1941 graduates of Lo terrainalff E.^IERSOiY GARAGE Srsw Bigger Crops With Ret irnition Uminr retto Heights college, Denver, and Road Uat car 1S16 EMERSON TA. 688< went overseas together in Novem Includes faikets BARTELDES Seeds ber, 1943. and oil ...... $ 1 8 .9 0 Other partii and material extra —if needed. PACKARD Downtown I.oration Pickup or Delivery The Only Packard Service in Denver Mir COWERIS DENVER BUIGK Packard Denver Co. Distributors IW- 700 Broadway MAin 3201 210 15th St. TA. 5381 J* Mi
(Continued From Page One) SHRADER’S KV, vieve Piaaecki, Sgt. Joseph Puzo, Mrs. Ciarine L. Schmiedeke, Wal SerYice Station Woe can have mmplete eaa- ter S. Sherman, Mrs. Paula K. 1 ^ fldenee la the high pro- Stinson, Miss Elsie M. Thorieke, dnetivlty of Barteldta Teg- 1st Ave. & Logan St. SP. 9930 iM obilgas ctahle aad Flower leeds. Pvt. Bernard K. Tyrrell, Mrs. They are backed hy oar TT Robert* J. Wahl, Mrs. Vincennes MOBILGAS — OILS — GREASING years experleaee la grow- Tirre, Pvt. Joel Titus, Lt. Douglas lag seeds for 'W5 e * t e r a homes. W. White, and Mrs. Peggy Jean McCartney. EXPERT GRASS SEED Priests assisting the Archbishop Wear Longer— MOTORIST§ in the Confirmation ceremonies FOR THE BEST GRADE AUTO REPAIR Barteldes Grass Seed as* All Hakes aarca thick, rlgoraai tart. included the Very Rev. George Thats Thrift RECAPPING Eaek rartety tke beat oh- Tolman, C.M.; the Very Rev. John Inmcdiat* 8«rrlcs Easy Tim* Parments tataable. Flanagan, S.J.; the Very Rev. and CH. 7131 Northwestern Auto Co. COLUMBINE! MIXED ^ Great Western Tire Co. Harold Campbell, and Fathers 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 1 Ib.____TOe B Ihs...... S S .* 0 John Moran, Elmer J. Kolka. Thrift is the 8 6 0 Broadway at 9th Ave. BARTCO MIXED James P. Flanagan, Gregory 1 Ib...... 60e s Ihs.____ az.ee Smith, Thomas Gorman. C.M.; DENVER FANCY MIXED Thomas Barrett, C.M.; William V. ROAD TO VICTORY! 1 th...... dSe S Ihs...... az.20 Powers, J. Harley Schmitt, Roy KENTUCKY BLUE CBASS Fi^lino, Bernard Kelly, Fred 1 lb.....B O e 5 Iho...... eZAO erick McCallin, Lorenzo Lacasse, RECAPPING Peat Moss, halo...... gASO Norman J. Johnson, O.S.C.; Fran E A S Y T E R M S Victory Vigors, 100 lbo..ga.7e cis Syrianey, Francis Pettit, Wal ter J. Canavan, Matthias Blen- Bose. K-la. SO ft. no certificate necessary t eoapled ...... BIZAO kush, Paul Reed, and Edward GIGANTIC Woeber. The choir consisted of a mixed CLEAI^IERS& quartet, under the direction of B. F. GOODRICH Miss Josephine Courtney. The DYERS members were Mrs. John Sulli 14th and Glenarm K E . 0 1 7 5 u . van. Mrs. J. R. Youngs, Gordon Butler, and Joseph O’Neil. NlAin 6101 53 So. Broadway P E . 3 73 9 Following the ceremony, a din ner waa served for the clergy. Thursday, May '4, 1944 Office, 938 Bannock' Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE
in Our Lady of Ml. Carmel parish, Denver, under the patronage of St. PTA ftf InlinLl Bible Study Club Remadeite, holds iu first annual dinner. These members attended £ £ U1 0£« vUllll U|(»landine. left lo_right): Mrs. N. Borelli, Mm. M. Roiola, the Rev. Hildebrand Brunetli. O.S.M.; Jame, lie Credico, Mm. R. Himstreet, and the Rev. C. M. Del Brusro, O.S.M.: (sitting) Mrs. D. A. Coloroso. Comfotl Mm. P. Malpiedr, Mm. R. Capillupo, the Rev. John Boseo, O..S.M. t Mm. S. Cavito, Mrs. M. Laguardia. Mm. D. Tate, Mm. G. Smaldone, and Mm. A. Rorelii. ______a n d d^eaubf Sets New Record
It is the sincere personal attention, (St. John’s Parish, Denver) Topping all previous aUendance the gracious, sympathetic under records, 226 persons were present standing of a trained personnel, for the meeting o f the . St. John and the advantages of facilities ex PTA Wednesday evening, April clusively Olinger’s . , . that make 26, in the school auditorium. The Rev. Hubert Newell, archdiocesan every Service a complete and per superintendent of schools, out fect final tribute. Public preference lined the need for and the pos LEE L. HAIVEY Ai\D SOIV through more than 50 years of sibility of parish and community Exclusive Optometrists serv'ice, enables Olinger’s to offer youth centers, or “ teen-age can teens,’’ where Catholic young peo TA. 2 6 9 0 - 827 ISth St.. Denver TA. 2690 more in beauty, comfort and con ple can get decent recreation in venience . . at costs which are usu wholesome surroundings. H e ally LESS than for comparable warned that “ recreation is a con services elsewhere. tributing factor to proper child training, but not a panacea, as Preferred Parish CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our some would have us believe.’’ He emphasized the fact that the com personnel and the finest equipment munity cannot supplant home . and facilities are assigned to every training. Trading List Catholic Service. _ - -xi The Rev. John P. Moran, pastor. spoke briefly on the advantage to the parish of having its own sis- ters’ convent. The members of St. John^s Parish the PTA voted to purchase all the bedding and linens needed to fur nish the convent. O L I V E R ’ S The seventh-grade pupils pre BENNETT’S sented a twonact comedy, in which iM A R K E T the boys ma.squeraded as girls CONOCO SERVICE Grain-Fed Meats with hilarious effects. The sev W.ahlng and Creating enth-grade motliers furnished re Fish and Poultry You. niijinpM Appreciated 1312 Eaat 6th Ave. freshments. Mrs. Ralph Albi and 6th Ave. & York EA. 9932 | Mrs. George Schmitz were in Phone PE. 4629 charge. Mrs. W. Biller and Mrs. C. Mc VAT AW V.VW .VW .VVVVW . l FLEMING’S STANDARD C'athedral Caffrey were appointed to head ^ Mme. Consoni-Beck 2 the committee in charge of ar 5 Direct from Hollj’wood and ranging the breakfast for the first S Beverly Hills P SERVICE STATION MR. Ax\D MRS. SHOPPER communicants later this month. GEO. FLEMING. Mgr., Ex-Sen'ica Man s The Finest Creme 5 The merchant* repreiented in thit aection are booatera. They Convent to Open 0 Expert Lubrication + anxioui to work with you and are deterving of your patronage, The nine si.sters who staff St. 1 PERMANENT $5 | 0 Battery Service 0 Tira Repairing operate with them. John’s school will move into their new home at 2830 E. Seventh ave J given for only r* 3rd Ave. & University Blvd. EA. 9965 nue this week. Workmen have MT. CARMEL PTA WILL SPONSOr OTHEH iHllELL ? Lasting Permanent ^ been busy readying the home for ? Ph. EM. 0 3 0 4 for Appointment % Economy Liquor Store their occupancy since the pur HOME “V CAR chase of the residence was an ANNIVERSARY PARTY ON MAY 10 1 CHARLEE BELLE \ FOR FINE N«xt ts Oarke-f Chureb Good* nounced. Some minor alterations RADIO SERVICE “ When low in tpiriU call Jerry" remain to be made, and some of 1 BEAUTY SALON 1 the furnishings for the chapel (Our Lady o f Mt. Carmel Pariah, Berrilli. Mrs. A. Persichette, Mrs. 1634 xl'emont KE. 4.5.54 must wait until the conclusion of Denver) L. De Bell, Mrs. F. De Bell, Mrs. J 2436 E. 6th Ave. at Columbine ? PORTRAITS KBRK OKLIVEKT rKEK PABKING the war. The home will be for The Mt. Carmel school PT.A’s H. Scavo, Mrs. Berarde, Mrs. mally dedicated in the near fu anniversary card and bunco party Carabetta, Mrs. Carolla, Mrs. ST. LOUIS’ PTIl AI»o will he held Wednesday, May 10, ture, and an open house will be Gavito, and .Mrs. Biscietta. There The firms listed here de a FAMILY GROUPS The PEARL DRUG GO. held for the parishioners. at 8 p.m.. will be a cake prize donated by a WEDDING Recent Baptisms performed by The chairman is Mrs. J. H. Wil Mrs. lacino. Refreshments will be (St. Loui*’ Parish, Englewood) serve to be remembered a COMMUNION, ric. BEE US FOR YOirR Father Moran included those of son, and hostesses are Mrs. A. served. The monthly meeting of St. DRUG NEEDS Louis’ PTA will be held Tuesday when you are distributing MAIN 414* WE DELIVER Lawrence Russell, son of Mr. and Rotola, Mrs. N. Berrilli. Mrs. .A. The Holv Name societv directors SERVICE PHOTO CO. SUNDRIES — LIQUORS Mrs. Lawrence Kelly, with James «i,l m„. M.y 5, In .h. Hib.S' “.3 your patronage in the dif WE PHOTOGRAPH ANYTHING Kelly and Elizabeth .Motley asi rectory at 8 p.m. All members are ferent lines of business. 1127 E. 9th Ave. KEystone 1432 V A u T M o ro R t-or. 17lh Ave. at Pearl urged to attend, as important busi will be guest speaker. Mrs. T. Your Doctor Phone U* Your sponsors; Anthony Savageau, ^son I of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Savageau,| ness will be discussed. J. Morrissey will install Proeription" cers for the coming year. Mrs. ( j u M o a m B i with Herman Seep, proxy fori TNESESl BEE IE The Ushers’ club will receive William Wagoner, county PTA St. Vincent de Paiirs Parish Your Purchase of War Bond* Archie Douglas, and .Mrs. Herman Communion on Sunday, .May 7, in.i I president, and M r s. Rogers, and Stamp* Help* Secure Your Seep as sponsors; and Stephen! the 7 o’clock Ma.ss. *^.Si;YHr-TAbor6557 county health nurse, will also be Future. John, son of Mr, and -Mrs. Johnj The Junior Holy Name will hold present. WASHINGTON 1 Cuthbertson, with William Mc- ST.IilliniS its regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon. May 10, at 3:30 o’clock. Winners of the grand prizes in PARK ItlARKET MAHONEY DRUG Kelvey and Virginia Huston as the card party series sponsored sponsors. BILL HUGHES. Prop. The regular meeting of the Eng by St. Louis’ PTA were Mrs. Cath APPRECIATES YOUR BUSI.VESS Krug’s Meat Market Mrs. Sarah Floyd, mother of lish section of the Altar society will Complete Food Service erine Powell, pinochle, and Mrs. Prescriptions Colled for and Quality Meats, Poultry Mrs. Charles Smith of .630 Univer ELECIEO ilEEN be Tue.sday, May 9, at 8 p.m. in the G. Smilanic, bunco. Other win 598 South Gilpin sity boulevard, is convalescing in school hall. Delirered Free Fish ners were^, Mrs. Hanna Steinmetz, “Tt'a Smart to Ba Thrifty" St. .Anthony's hospital. Mrs. M. A triduum to St. Michael will be 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 ASSORTED LUNCn HEATS Mrs. Mary Cooney, Mrs. Judson McClintock, mother of Mrs. Sam (St. Mary’* Academy, Denver) gin on May 11 and continue uqtil Croakham, Mrs. L. Cochrane, Mrs. III] E*il Uth A t*. Phone TAbor (4TI Webber, is ill in her home. Mrs. The May procession was held in May 14, the Feast of St. Michael. A. F. Michaud, Mrs. John Kohler, Katherine Croke is also ill in her the Chapel of the Seven Dolors The following were baptized in Mrs. Wayne Lee, and Mrs. Jdhn VIRGINIA CREAM ERY WINES — LIQUORS home. the week: Donna Mary, infant Sunday evening, April 30. Theresa T. Walsh. Appreciation is ex 1 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Donald Karr an Dec, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold pressed to every one who par I MR. AND MRS. VIRGIL R. GOODRICH Nadorff Liquors, Inc. nounce the birth of a daughter ert H. Dee, 5130 E. 17th avenue, .Marquiss of 3436 Mariposa street, ticipated in the success of the Complete Line of Grocerie*. Fre»h Meat*, Creamery and Bakery Goodi Sunday, April 30, in St. Anthony’s sponsors, Ralph and Lucille by vote of faculty and students, seri4»s. Open Every Day and Sunday.— 7 a.ra. to 8:30 p.m. Home of Good Spirits hospital. Mrs. Karr is the former was elected May queen. Her at Aciemo; and Ijouie Roxie Martel- Regina Tynan. A son was born tendants were Therese Muto, Alice laro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louie V. room representative, will be in 2111 East Virginia Pit. .^P. 7.505 WHERE YOU GET THE MOST OF to Lt. and Mrs. Anthony Beringer Denncr, Dorothy Bromme, and Martellaro of 4000 Shoshone street, THE BEST FOR THE LEAST charge of refreshmen in Fitzsimons hospital Monday, Mary Jane Halter. The members Ralph Petraglia and Peppina De by the mothers of the EM 0(77 CoUez el Willlaau May 1. Mrs. Beringer was for Nuzzi, sponsors. graders. merly Marion Comstock. Recently married in Mt. Carmel The executive board will meet BONNIE BRAE IST.4UFFER SYSTEM A REPUTABLE DRUG Lt. Norman D. Comstock was church were Lucille Chiurini of at 7:15 p.m. in the convent. R E D U aN G and POSTURE STORE graduated from the army air 3545 Lipan street and I^egwigo Correction school in Stockton Field, Calif., Abote of 1734 W. 33rd avenue. The Shopping District FOR WOMEN ONLY recently. He is now spending a witnesses were Leonard and Marj- Friday. Free Courtesy Treatment short leave with his parents, .Mr. Abote. 414 EaaI Colfmx (Uppoaitt Cathedral) and Mrs. I»n Com.stock. John Sixty-eight children will receive PHONE CHERRY 1864 .Shea, a member of the armed First Communion Sunday, May 7, Preisser’s Red & White CONOCO PRODUCTS Colfax ul Downing . . . Denver MRS. SUSAN UcGILU Mtt. forces, is visiting his parents, Mr. in the 7 o’clock Mass. They will be Lubrication, Car Washing, Batterie. KEyalone 3217 served breakfast in the school hall Grocery and Market Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing Girl Scout troop 19 will partici- by the PTA. FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLEfl, AND -SPECIAL- ate in the annual cookie sale On Monday. April 24, the Boy QUALITY. GROCERIES AT BONNIE BRAE Communion — Confirmation THO.MPSOIN’S Scouts met. Troop 175 discussed LOWER PRICES Cradiialion — .Molhcr'a Day DRUGSTORE Shea. plans for a hike in May. Camp j Free Delivery SPruce 4447 CONOCO SERVICE Pholoi at rrp-W*r Prirps 17th and Washinglon KEyatont 6712 The Tekakwitha circle will meet Gene.see was the chosen camp. jzSSl E. Ohio Ava. (So. Unlv. and Ohio) 724 So. Univeraity - PE. 9909 On May 4, the following will en TIPTON, 903 E. Colfax FRESH DRUGS ,! FOUNTAIN SERVICE tertain in the Shirley-Savoy hotel Ronnie Rrae K E. 6 4 1 8 for Youth week: Frank Bellant, (St. Elizabeth’* Pari*h, Denver) FnrmFrfy of folorado SpnnirA Toor Pttronift Apprtciated BUY WAR BONDS Frank Ponponio, and Melvin Fa- Bonds and stamps b D r u f I ( o . brizo. 1 ^ Downtown Prices AND STAMPS Prescriptions a Specialty City Lace Gleaners SPRIGGS GARAGE $698.75. J. L. KINT.SBI RV, Prof. Now Owned and Operated by Wines and Liquor. ★ 218 EaM 7ih Avp. T.Abor 7907 LEWIS C. KILLION and DALE 8. SMitH Nortbide PTA 763 So. University PE. 2255 Tinrk the dttark 2424 E. COLFAX — EM. 1126 The Rev. Hubert Newell will F.xptrt Repairing — Gaa and Oil ^ BUY VV \R BONDS There** Dee W« Will Appreciate Your Patronasa 1 Denver Eniversity of the senior class formed the To Elect Leaders guard of honor, and the following Where Friends Meet . , . • • • V — children were flower girls: Dianne Schwam, Marie Anna Shopping District AVENUE GRILL KARL'S Prolog, Marcia Duffy, Valerie (St. Catherine's Parish, Denver) May 7. Freshman, Charlene Roth, and Sue Election of officers will be held Milner, Jo Ann Cooley, Noi Braun. D rinks TAVERA Mrs. Frank C. Jacobs will re- , in the monthly meeting of the PTA Dahl. Robert Ckileman, De ~ D . U. CONOCO” The Rev Roy F.glino gave the|X„„^ g g .^ Abeyta, John Erger, Bennie Ma- Milliken’s Brron snd Mirle WilllBinB 321 E. LX)LFAX talk and closed the ceremony with tu I zanec, Cordelia Baca, Aron Mon 17th and Wsihinffton MAin 971? FORMERLY STATE BUFFET Randall Pierson, in the monthly SERVICE STATION Benediction. Parents of the seniors! annual reports for the past toya, Shirley Schmitz, ’ Bea CASH STORES meeting of the court on May 11. were guests of honor. |year will be given by all officers HARRY JOHNSON. Prop. The review will start promptly at 5 COWE.ME.YI LOCATIONS Rita Kohl, class of 1937, now a and committee chairmen. The new Mary Ann Krantz, Delores Wr^ht, Spfcialiting in Lubrication NOB HILL INN 7 p.m. in the clubhouse and will 1130 E. Alameda Tire Repairing and Recapping Marcove Drug Go. be followed by election of offi stewardess for the United Airwavs,, __ _ • . n j i. .i. .Mac Marshall, Aron Montoya, 1201 E. 9th Ave. 42* EAST COLFAX , addressed the students in as.sembly [ ' . Marie Erger, Barbara Pete 2001 SO. UNIVERSITY PE. 9841 “Try Oor Fine Fountain Lanrhca'* cers. .All members are urged to 2357 E. Evan* Ave. I .Monday morning on her profession. Demieux. Mixed Drinks, Draught Beer be present. CUT RATE DRUGS I Anna Bird Stewart addressed the I Mrs. Charles H. Ruwart, chair- W.4TCH, a.OCK AND AND LIQUORS The firms listed here de Delicious Dinners I students last week. She also gave man of the ways and means com- received merit cards. JEWELRY REPAIRING 'an informal talk to the sisters. M i.ssj_;,-„. __, Mrs. Nardine, president of HOT AND COLD LUNCHES roL F A X AT LOGAN rri * nono serve to be remembered All Work Guaranteed Opp, C«th«dr»l A UOUO Stewart has lectured in 43 states Altar a n d Rosary society, an- 2323 E. Evane 5P..4085 Tnor Huetne** If AoorrruiYFd Her* :anri in England and France. She sisters card party to be held when you are distributing (Vj Block W*. of University Bird.) STEAM AM) WATER is the author of 12 books. Fr;day afternoon. May 19.’ your patronage in the dif University Park 1 0 < ’ EACH Nancy Currigan and Theresa the members of the society. The hostesses for the afternoon ferent lines of business. Jewelry Shop ★ IIF \T1I>G ★ Madden are representing the acad- will be Mmes. Dwyer, Zarlengo, ^Regardless of Amounf jemy in the meetings preparatory Slattery, and Lawless, the first and The Shirley Garage I to the paint-up, clean-up drive. second grade room mothers. Rosary society. OFFICIAL AAA GARAGE I In the recent pinochle game be All council members are urged to - PHONE TABOR 5911 tween the sophomores and fresh attend a council meeting at 2:30, Daj and Night Storage, Repairing. men, the former won by one point, SOUTH GAYLORD Washing and Greaaing. Gaaoltno and OMt JUST CALL CH. 2222 ^ B a n k preceding the regular meeting. 1€3U37 LINCOLN 8T. , Dorothy Bromme acted as referee. Mmes. Lawless, Gamel, Bruno, eighth grad Slattery, and Tancredo will assist are held in Shopping District MONEY at the first Friday breakfast, the month. St. Catherine’s Model Aircraft Club May 5. The annual spring frolic, fea Your Pure ORDERS and Stamps Helps 1080 So. P O D ’ C Of Regis HasGentesI turing the pupils of St. Catherine’s ‘ The Chrysler “ i r / i y Pay Carfare*' Future. Gaylord DUD 0 SP. 0574 FOR SENDING MONEY school, under the direction of Downtown Prices BOB & TEB’S Mi.sses Margie and Jerry O’Neil, Pstronairs ApprecUtsd ANYWHERE The Regis high school Model Air Grocery Company Grocery and Market Red & White Grocery & Market craft club held its first flight con will be presented on Friday eve L o y o l a FINE SELECTION test of the season Sunday morning, ning, May 5, in the school Audito —EcUblUbcd I.*.— O TTO DRUG CO. MEATS. FISH AND POULTRY rium. Grocerie., Meat, and Fancy SAFE...CONVENIENT April 30, on the Regis campus, Vegetables “Once Tried , . . Satisfied" CORN FED MEATS W. 38lh A Qay CR. 9934 Denver. Models were judged for Pvt. William T. Clark returned 8AVB TIRES — TRADE AT BOUB 2707 W. 38th CR. 2773 Cashable without delay on appearance, gliding ability, endur to Freeman Field, Seymour, Ind., 1093 So. Gaylord Call PE. 4601 The Store of Quality and Price after a short visit with his parents, Rocky Fiori ance, and abHity to rise off the Phona: GRan* SSSt W. }8th in* Clay identification only. Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Clark, 2653 ApprteUtM CathoHo Patroaas* * The firms listed here de ground under their own power. The firms listed here de Mtmbtr D«poiit Jerry Joyce, a sophomore, won first W- 37th avenue. He is serving in Rocky’s Pharmacy ;; Gaylord Drug Go.;; serve to be remembered Harry’s Service Station Inturonct Corp. the officers* headquarters of the serve to be remembered and second place with two finely 17th A Race EA. 9867 J.I T>r»X7ROY SMITH, Prop.__ * » HARRY GRIEBLING, Prop. army air forces. when you are distributing constructed models. Bob Mohr’s en PRESCRIPTIONS UQUORS when you are distributing 1059 So. Gaylord SP. 3345 trant took third honors. Models Mrs. Cecile L. Monty and daugh your patronage in the dif TIRE RECAPt»ING AND ter, Joan, returned last week after your patronage in the dif ' J Prescriptions Carefully Filled TUBE VULCANIZING were entered by Dick Marcus; Bob , , by Registered Pharmacists coiaono NA'noiuiBMKFahey, Otto Neuburger, Jerry attending the wedding of Ens. Don ferent lines of business. ferent lines of business. Road Service on Balieriei & Tire. . . FINE WINES AND LIQUORS ( fneer AT CHANTA • DD*VBI Joyce, Jack Cuthbertson, Charles F. Monty and Miss Margaret Si. P a t r i c k ' s Exida Batteries —> BatteHca Charged Mahoney, Bob Mohr, Jack Streeter, Stoker. The wedding took place in the Church of the Immaculate Con PHC^NE TA. IfU and Dan Kclleher, Prizes were fur nished by two local sporting goods ception in Ithaca, N. Y. The Rev. Washington Park SOUTH GAYLORD Van D yke stores. A second contest is sched William McNamara officiated. M o o r h e a d ’ s BUY %VAR BOi\DS Ens. Monty is attending Diesel Cleaners BAKERY T P ortraits uled for .Sunday morning, May 7, G rocery & M arket at 10 o’clock. school in (Cornell university. Miss Reasonable Prices Stoker is the daughter of Mr. and 'Th* FriaodlT Ntishborhood S ton " Unexcelled Quality and Sarviee PAUL M. KNOBLAUCH. Prop. Italiao Sausage, “Uia Best in GARDEN FARM ICE CREAM FLUFFY. FLAKY HOMB 1 A1\D STAMPS *06 8EVZNTEENTH BT. Mrs. J. R. Stoker of 636 S. Gilpin " N. W. CHRISTENSEN MADE PASTRY Town,’’ Tejon Cash Grocery and i Deader 2. Colo. street, Denver. Mrs. Stoker also at 3559 ZunI St. GL. 9734 lOST S. OarloH SP. T8SS PE. 7315 1024 Gaylord Market, 375B Tejon.— Adv. tended the wedding. > 1 11 PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 420B Thursday, May 4, 1944
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Reno Priest-Editor LARGEST STOCK IN DENVER CHILDREN FROM L O Y O U WILL MAY CROWNING TO BE HELD IN Garden Tools, R ubber Hose •» i Speaks in Denver on -I Everything for the Garden and Farm RECEIVE FIRST COMMUNION ST. DOMINIC’S SUNDAY EVENING * UOTORB. TOOLS. FARM IMPLEHXNTS, Behalf of Diocese HARDWARE, MINING EQUIPMENT
(Lorola Paruh, DenTer) in Mrs. Owens’ home. Prizes went (S t. Domiaic’ s Pariah, Danrar) tained the school children at a SAM BANNER CO., 16lh and Blake-CH. 0114 Thee following children from Loy- to Mrs. Bible, Tex Williams, and The Rev. John T. Smith, admin The annual May crowning pro party on Monday, May 1, in the ola parish will make their First Mr. and Mrs. J. Sullivan. istrator of S t Thomas Aquinas’ Communion Sunday, May 7: The men’s .pinochle club met in Cathedral in Reno, Nev,, and editor cession will take place on Sunday school. Those present were Mmes. of the Regitter, Nevada Edition, ia the home of Ed Groom. Awards evening, May 7, at 7:30 o’clock. The Enos Patrick, Phil Mahoney, U«ry Francti Burk«, RiU CaiUe, spending several days in Denver on lUry Jocephin* Engtlbart, Alict FioH. went to Don Lucky Kinney, Ed Rev. J. F. Connell, O.P., will de James W’eigal, Alphonse Garabella, Mirstret Fitzpatrick. Gabricllc Galnan. Wallenhaupt, and Jimmie Bible. his way to the annual meeting of Eleanor Kreutzer, Virginia Krautzer, the Catholic Press association in liver the sermon. Miss'Joan Sill- Fred Oachs, Rudolph Jelniker, Dona Lara, Monica Lewie, Rita Nevans, Milwaukee next w e e k . Father strop was chosen by her class Robert Lavoie, George Patrick, Yvonne O'Donneli. Colleen O’Rourke, Valens Jones, Nicholas Pietrafeso, Martha Petitclcrc. Roeemarr Route. Paul Smith spoke at all the Masses Sun mates of the eighth "jTade of St. Caldwell, Francis Clementt, Harold day in St. John’s church in the in P, J. Hoare, James Coursey, Frank Crook. John Curran, V em er Dahl, James Dominic’s school to crown the Scheer, Dan McNamara, 0. J. Pri- TASTE BETTER FROM French, Franciz Gattman, John Gaei- terests of the missionarv Diocese of Reno and will speak at the statue of Our Blessed Lady on the byle, J. P. McDermott, Thomas man, I.«r07 Gaszman, Larry Grant, — 3 Storee — Thomas Hammons, William .Hein, Ray. Masses this Sunday in S t Philo- Rosary altar. A beautiful heart Farrell, A. F. Zarlengo, A. C. Reid, mond Nalty, Richard Pierce. Martin mena’s. The Reno diocese partici of flowers, designed by the Blessed and George Bugg. 87 so . BROADWAY Ramers, Lloyd Ramsey, William Roach. Virgi'tv sodality, will be carried in The senior sodality study club VOLLMER'S 757 BO. UNIVERSITY Richard SulIiTan. Terrance Sullivan. [ pates in the missionary co-opera Bernard Tierney. John Tuttle. Lewis tion plan of the Denver archdiocese, the procession by Jerry Pfannen- will meet after Holy Hour on Fri 1550 COLO. BLVD. Vsnhillt, and WUIiam Wollenhaupt. in which collections in specific par stiel and presented to the Blessed day evening. May 5, in the church, Confirmation will be conferred ishes are taken on stated Sundays Virgin with a spiritual bouquet of where an explanation of the Mass by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Sun. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr offi for the benefit of several mission more than 600 Rosaries offered will be given while the complete day evening at 7:30 when 125 chil ciated at the fifth ai;nual Living organizations. by the sodalista for the men and ceremonies of the Mass are being women in service. enacted at the altar. All young dren and adults will receive the Rosary presented by the Archdioc ROCKY MOUNTAIN NURSERIES sacrament. Confessions for first Friday women of the parish are invited. esan Pariah Sodality union in the Members of St. Dominic’s senior Much interest is being taken by will be heard at 4 and 7:30 p.m. “ Top.v ’Em jVV* the Young Ladies’ sodality in the Church of the Holy Ghost, Denver, Fresno Priest Thursday, May 4. Masses on the choir enjoyed a party in the coming meeting in the Ferdan Sunday evening, April 30. The first Friday will be at 6:30 and church auditorium Saturday eve church was filled to capacity by with SUPERIOR NURSERY STOCK home, 119 High. 7:46. ning, April 29. Edward Saindon those who came to take part in the from EVERGREENS to ROSES. In the bazaar meeting last week Launches Work The general committee for the was chairman of the affair, as event, which was a prayer for the following were chosen: Chair parish June carnival will meet in sisted by Roleda Beltz and Emma Also ORNAMENTAL FENCES. peace. Among the priests present Lombard. man, Joseph Reichman; first vice the recto^ reading room on 'Tues Our Landteape Man will call at your home If you were Monsignori Charles Hagus chairman, James Bramer; second day evening, May 8, at 8 o’clock. Robert J. Coursey, son of Mr. nacd help in designing your groundt. and John Mulroy, Fathers Thomas For Aviators vice chairman, John Cleary; secre The Rosary Holy Hour, dedi and Mrs. Jerry Coursey, 3103 W. Barry, Bernard Kelly, Jerome tary, James M. Conway; treasurer, cated to those in service, will be 36th avenue, received hi.s commis ilour grocer Weinert, J. Roy Figlino, and Henry sion as a captain in the army. f X O ¥ H M Walter Wade. The bazaar will be Somewhere in England.—Since held on Friday evening, May 5, held on June 22, 23, and 24. Sutton, C.SS.R. the Fea.st of St. Pius V , at 7:30 Captain Coursey is with the air More than 100 girls from the two months before Easter, all units force in the European theater. Vita^Qro ™ Mrs. John Fitzpatrick held a tea o’clock. The speaker will be the Rev. parish sodalities of the city par for Idle mothers interested in start of the Ninth Air force in England J. G. Forquer, O.P. ticipated. Those representing the No aeedi — no weed* — no o
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Thura'day, May 4, 1944 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 PAGE COLORADO SPRINGS HOLY NAME RETliyMLBE MEN TO SPONSOR GAMES PARTY
Colorado Springs. — The Holy Mr*. Della Garriston with Mrs. Name society is sponsoring a Norbert Haas as auisting hostess. games party in St. Mary’s audito The group will assemble for its Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par rium May 12. May meeting in the home of Mrs. ish)—For the retreat to be held in Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lloyd an J. DeLongchamp Tuesday, May 23. Boulder, June 16 to 18, participants nounce the engagement of their Mrs. Frederick Davis and her desiring meals and sleeping ac daughter, Miss Josephine Lloyd, to small son of Baltimore, Md., have commodations will not be admitted Herbert Conlin. son of Mr. and arrived for a visit They will be after noon on Saturday. The first Mrs. James Comin of Denver. For guests for a month in the home conference will be given at 7:30 mal announcement was made Sat of Mrs. Davis’ parents, Mr. and on Thursday evening. June 15. urday in the Lloyd home. Lunch Mrs. Charles King. Capt. Davis is Those making reservations are eon guests learned of the enrage- stationed in Baltimore with the urged to specify whether or not ment when a miniature model air engineer corps. they expect to be present for plane with pictures of the couple The Holy Name society held its dinner that evening. The fee is was broiuht to the luncheon table. g PeixonalAttenfion meeting Monday, May 1, in St. $10 for the complete three-day Spring flowers were used in the we live Mary’s annex. retreat and $8 for local Boulder decorations. The Knights of Columbus met women who may find it neces RUSH CHICK STORE and the Facilities Tuesdap, April 25, the Christ sary to return to their homes Child society met in the home of Tuesday, May 2, in thcir clubrooms we offer at 7 S. Cascade avenue. at night but who will expect to be DAY OLD A.ND STARTED CHICKS A.ND BABY DUCKS present during the day for three Canteen unit 5, with Mrs. FULL LINE FEED. REMEDIES * EQUIPMENT combine to form a well- conducted”funeral service meals. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED—WRITE FOR PRICES John Lloyd in charge of the that fulfills every requirement of even the most luncheon, will be on duty Thurs Devotions to the Sacred Heart •Cor. W . 38th .4ve. and Federal BKd., Denver GL. 5324 C. D. of i Conrt will be held after the Masses on particular patrorv.... day, May 4, in the Red Cross chap ter house, 1600 N. Cascade ave first Friday, May B. Parishioners nue. Assisting her will be Mrs. may attend the afternoon Mass at Daniel Miller, Mrs. W. Foster, 5 o’clock in the chapel of Mt. St. To Elect Officers Mrs. George Stevens, and Miss Gertrude’s academy, but only Janice Greenwood. those in service may receive Holy Save Yowr Clothes Communion. Mrs. Richard McCumscy has Glenwood Spring*. — The mem Word has been received by Mr. ber* of S t Theresa’s court, C. D. gone to Iowa City, la., to attend the graduation exercises at the and Mrs. Joseph M. Varos that By Cleaning of A., will receive Holy Commu their son, Sgt. Joseph Ralph Varos. nion in a body Sunday, May 7. in University of Iowa of her daugh ter, Jacqueline McCumsey, who re was married March 13 to Miss THEY MAY HAVE TO LAST A LONG TIME the 8 o’clock Mass. A breakfast Mercedes Otero of San Juan, will be served immediately follow ceived her Bachelor’s degree. Mrs. McCumsey and her daughter left to Puerto Rico, in the Sacred Heart ing the Mass in the church hall. church of that city. Sgt. Varos is The regular meeting of the court spend two weeks in New York city and Washington. a graduate of the parochial school A kAPAH O E '^ will be held May 8, at which time here and of Boulder high. He is election of officers will be held. John Bertram was host Sunday with the army transportation serv AND SON CHAPELS Mrs. Barbara Walters i's re from 5 to 8 o’clock at a cocktail JUST ice. CALL K E. 8341 ported improring in her home, fol party in his home for his niece. 2162 Arapahoe St. lowing an illness. Her son, W’il- Miss Natalie Manville, and her fi On Sunday, May 7, the class KEy5to n e 6 2 9 7 # KEystone6296 liam, and her brother, Adam Ritt- ance, Maj. Eugene Brown, who are of children being prepared by the i sisters of the parochial school will 1^ 7 Qeveiand Ptacc mayer of Denver, have returned planning a spring wedding. to their homes. The Kensington club devoted its receive their First Communion in Mrs. Josephine Livingstone was meeting this week to folding sur the 8 o’clock Ma.ss. Guarding Forever our Founderis Ideals dismissed from a local hospital gical dressings in the Red Cross The members of the Altar and! this week. She had been receiv chapter house. Rosary society will sponsor their | ing medical treatment. A breakfast hostess Sunday was annual household shower for the' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bershenyi Miss Ethel Graber, honoring Miss sisters of the school at the meet received word that their son, Jos Roberta Butler of Buffalo, N. Y. ing to be held May 10. All parish eph, had suffered a serious injury ioners are invited to contribute to Pair Are Married Dr. Fitzgerald 1$ to his leg while on duty with the this shower. On April 15 Miss Pearl Villano, army in Italy. A short time be Short May devotions in honor of THEATRE fore being injured, Joseph met his daughter of Michael Villano of the Blessed Mother are being held! brother, Robert, in Italy. Another Denver, and Pvt. William H. after the 8 o’clock weekday Mass PARK 1028 S. Gaylord Now in California brother. Rudolph, has spent much Woodward of Colorado Springs during this month. | PE. »877 were married in Our Lady of Mt. time with the army in Alaska. Miss Mary Ann Dome, cadet, THURS., FRI., SAT.. MAY 4, 5. I The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Carmel church, Denver. Pvt. and MICKEY ROONEY, Mrs. Woodward will make their nurse of St. Anthony’s hospital! JUDY GARLAND in Leadville.— (Annunciation Par Joseph Blanco ha.s been named in Denver, spent last weekend here 1 LAUNDRY James Ronald. Mrs. Blanco and home in Denver, where Pvt. Wood “ GIRL CRAZY” ish)— Lt. Comdr. Robert H. Fitz ward is stationed in Lowry Field. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I ALSO son are in the home of her •4dam Dome. | MARGUERITE CHAPMAN. 450 gerald, USN'R, who practiced medi mother, Mrs. J. R. Marketti. Tot* to Make lit Communion WILLIAM WRIGHT in South Marion Mrs. Francis J. Geek was cine and surgery in Leadville for The members of the Altar so “ A Man’s World” On Sunday. .May 7, in the 7 :30 elected state president of the As-! 10 years, is now stationed at Mare ciety and the C. D. of A. have Mass the following children will Enjoy Your Favorite Island, Calif., in a dispensary. He been serving a dinner once a sociation of American University I SUN.. MON.. TUBS.. WED.. receive their First Communion; Women at a conference held in ! MAY 7, ». 9. 10 reported there Feb. 7. He received month to the wives of the officers Steven .^beyta, James Butler, Ron- CHARLES LAUGHTON. COCKTAIL his commission Dec. 18, 1943. in the Naval hospital and Camp Denver April 29. She has been BINNIE BARNES in iald Fulgenzi, Joseph Greene, Eu both president and secretary of Dr. Fitzgerald was born .Tune Hale, and also the weekly dinner gene Hughes, Robert McClintock, to the Lions' club. The proceeds the Boulder branch and state ’ “ TH E M a"n f r o m 13, 1904, the son of Dr. and Mrs. Leo Smentowski, Marlene Cimino, chairman of program planning. PHOTO tOPlES are used to furnish the new hall Kay Kelleher, Jo Ann Lanza, Vir DOWN I NDER” THE BEAUTIFUL kitchen with silverware, dishes, She now holds the office of ALSO We tperiaiixe on copying old photoa. Any photo you have reproduced and ginia Marchetti, Mary Frances Na- regional fellowship chairman in COCKTAIL LOUNGE made better. Finished In oils, water colors, and sketches. cooking utensils, and table linen. gode, Rita Plush, Mary Kay Reich, Kay Kayter and Hi* Band Pvt. August Zancanella left the national organization. Miss “AROUND THE WORLD” ------WE FEATURE------Josephine Sanchez, Elaine Walno, Therese Stengel is president of Diatinctfre Portrait! at Moderate Pricee. Tuesday for Camp Grant, III., Margaret Walno, Patricia Walters, I 1 after spending his furlough with the Boulder branch. MATINEES — 8ATURDAT The Colonial Dining Room 1541 BROADWAY IVTCHOLSOIV STUDIO CH. m s and Anna Wasinger. SUNDAY AND ALL HOLIDAYS ^ihis mother, Mrs. Eleanor Zancan- Monday, May 1, marked the sec AT 1 P. H. Features Fine Food Daily i.ella, and other relatives and ond anniversary of the perpetual I friends. novena in honor of Our Lady of Longmont K. of C. "BENVEB’8 MOST PROGRESSIVE LAUNDRT" 'j I Mrs. I/ena Pozzati received a the Miraculous Medal in Corpus I I letter from her son, John Sehneff, Christ! church. Services are held M eet Your Friends at THE CASCADE LAClVDRY j 'this week saying he was in a hos- Monday evening at 7:30, and con ' pital somewhere in the Pacific Unit Installed T R T OUR NEW SERVICE" sist of novena prayers, sermon, area as the result of a badly in Benediction of the Blessed Sacni- LLOYD’S of DEI^ Complete Lanndry Service fected hand, which was beginning ment, followed by veneration of Longmont.— Longmont Assem- C1617 COURT PLACE TA. 9274 to show signs of improvement. IMT Market WE CALL POR A.VT) OEUVER TA. (17»-«]7S the relic of Blessed Catherine La- bley 1313, Fourth Degree Knights We are Famous for our Delicious Food Miss .^nnic Irene McCarthy, boure, to whom Our Blessed of Columbus, was installed Sunday daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mother appeared. afternoon, April 23. State Master WUVE — BEER IRIXED DRE\KS 25c Mcf’ arthy, was united in marriage Arthur Alcorn and his staff were to Stephen McCIung of Washing- May devotions are held in Cor pus Christi church each morning, in charge. Longmont officers in tonville, 0., Easter Sunday in the stalled were Joseph H. Bley, faith rectory before the Rev. C. E. except Monday, following the diily Mass. ful navigator; Arnold F. Peters, AUDITORIUHl HOTfX Kessler. The couple were attended faithful captain; Orville Burger, Denver’s Favorite Dining Room and CoflFee Shop Out of This World by Catherine McCarthy, sister of St. Maty’s PTA will have a din faithful admiral: John P. Curran, 'the bride, and Roger Kelly. A ner meeting Wednesday evening, faithful pilot; James Oard, Jr., Complete Sunday Dinner, 65c & np wedding breakfast was served to May 10, in the school cafeteria at faithful comptroller: John P .‘ Banquet Room (or Bridff* and Piivata Partiaa I the members of the bridal party 6:30 o’clock. This will be the final Schelly inside sentinel; Ted Rade- 14TH & STOUT — PHONE KE. 1341 — DENVER and a number of guests immedi meeting of the school year, and macher, outside sentinel; R. V. ... Heavenly .. . all fathers and mothers are in Lt. Comdr. R. H. Fitzgerald ately following the ceremony. The Batt and William Long, patrons. PINE UQUEURS .voung couple departed for Wash- vited, both members and non- At the evening banquet, at Excellent Coiiin* Dennis Fitzgerald, in Denver. He inglonville, where they will make members. The meeting will follow received his grrade school educa their home. The bridegroom has directly after the dinner and the tended by members from Denver, GRAND CAFE received a medical discharge from! following newly elected officers Longmont, and Boulder, State Mother’s Day tion in St. Joseph’s school, Den Master Alcorn wag the principal 431 17Ui St. MA. 6652 Lande’s ver, and attended Regis and Loras th e n a v y . will be installed: (BctwMa GUnxroi u d TrrmonU OF DENVER President, Mrs. A. L. Cass; vice speaker. Other talks were given OPEN U ;00 A.M. TO 2j00 A.U. college (then Columbia) in Du by Norbert Beckius, the Rev. J. **A Placa for tha Diacriralnatlnf** buque, la., before entering the St. president, Mrs. N. H. Peterson; CItxed Mondtr* Harley Schmitt, and Joseph H. Serving the Finest T alep h on a EM. 981T Louis university school of medicine. secretary, Mrs. N. N. Manning; Qift Inspiration treasurer, Mrs. D. J. O’Connor; Bley. The Rev. James Mahrer, AMERICAIV AiVD £. COLFAX at STEELE He received his M.D. from St. Louis O.S.B., wag toastmaster. in June, 1931; was an interne in the Littleton Youth historian, Mrs. R. F. Van Over- CHUVESE FOODS St. Louis university hospital, which schelde; and historian, Mrs. A. C. Hanneman. Luncheon* and Dinner* includes St. Mary’s and St. John’s, VISIT OUB COCKTAIL LOUNGE THE DIPPER for two years, and then became a Ronald “ Happy” Chambers, son (FORMERLY PHA.MROCK) resident in surgery until June, of .Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chambers, Confirmation Is Under New Mintxement Cited on Radio ITALIAN SPAGHETTI 2419 N. Cascade, celebrated his 1934. He then came to Leadville Your Purchase of War Bonds ITALIAN MEAT BALLS to open an office in August of the second birthday on Saturday, April Slated In Golden ITALIAN SAUSAGE same year, and since that time has 29. The little gpiests attending and Stamp* Help* Secure Your I/ittleton.— S. Sgt. Bart (Tom) 10601 E. COLFAX done general and traumatic sur Weber was credited with being the his party were Kathy Drew of East Future. gery. first American to kill a Japanese Orange, N. J.; Colette Davison, Golden.— Archbishop Urban J. Billy and Mary McAllister, and His parents have been living for soldier at Tanahmerah bay. Vehr will confer the sacrament of (T* Invite You to Fish many years at Hartman, Powers Friends were surprised by a radio James Streich. Confirmation on 30 members of Yonrs to Enjoy county, Colo. broadcast last Wednesday eve the parish on Monday, May 15, at For tdded pleasure, entertain at the ning telling of S. S^. iWeber’s 7:45 p.m. Ingram’s Cafe CoemopoliUn — PIONEER DINING deed. Weber has been in the army First Communion will be held ROOM . . Confirmation to almost three years. on Sunday, May 14, in the 8 COFFEE The Archbishop’s guild met o’clock Mass. and Bar SHOPPE . . . Wednesday, April 2fi, in the home Mrs. Virginia Myers was re BAMBOO RALPH B. INGRAM. Prop. Be Administered of .Mrs. Cyril Lackey. Plans were ceived into the Church on April R O O M . Res- made for new tabernacle veils and 29. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. For Better Foods ommend t h e for a linen shower for the Mission H[LD NIGHmCharles Bilstein. Another adult Coe mopolitan In P la ttev ille ary Catechist* in Greeley. convert is Pauline Vernon Heflin, to out-ol-tovm The junior choir of St. Mary’s whose sponsor was Kay McGovern. and Drinks friend*. ------I church was entertained in the (St. Cajetso’i Psrith, Denver) Other recent Baptisms include the OPEN ALL NIGHT Platteville.— Confirmation will be '’^ctory Sunday, April 30. About Nightly services, consisting of following; Barbara Jean Picken- Cosmopolitan Hotel administered this summer at|^P children attended. Games were recitation of the Rosary, May de brock, sponsors, John Pickenbrock 58 BROADWAY J. B. BERNOON, JR^ Gen. Urr, Plattevillp and Fort Lupton, it was played and refreshments served votions, and Benediction, are be and Elenora Dugan; Barbara Jean announced by the Rev. T. A. Doran, at the close of the party. ing conducted in St. Cajetan’s at Costello, sponsors, Richard Cos administrator of the parishes. The The Altar and Rosary society 7:30 o’clock. The monthly in tello and Grace Trumhle; Sara pecia] 4onging for will meet Thursday, May 4, in the tention is for victory and a just dale has been tentatively set for Marie Neighbors, sponsors, Vance very salisfying to eat July 2 when Archbishop Urban J. rectory, with Mrs. W. W. Hecke- peace. The Young Ladies’ sodality Neighbors and Viola McKinley; Vehr will officiate. thorn and Mrs. Elizabeth Rees as will have nightly representation of Joan Barbara Hanley, sponsors, i[XT llll[ hostesses. members at the services honoring Flevius Devlin and Margaret Plans are being made for the John Gannon left for the army first Solemn Mass of the Rev. Mary, patroness of the society. Devlin. , April 17. He was able to visit his The Bodalists will receive Com Albert Puhl who will be ordained family last Sunday. a priest June 3 in the Cathedral munion in the 8:30 Mass every Optometrist and Optician Sunday in the month of Mary. a, EDELWEISS in Denver. His brother recently moved to Platteville. The first The annual meeting to elect a 1644 CLENARM Open 11 a. m. ’til 3 a. m. I Solemn Mass will be offered in St. Stratton Plans May queen to crown the statue of Helen Walsh Nicholas’ church, Platteville, June the Blessed Mother will take place 4, Sunday, May 7, at 3 p.m. The A**eel*t* ANGEL GLOW JEWELRY May crowning will be the last Sun W . R. JOSEPH In honor of the Feast of St. 1st Communion 16536525 day of May. EYES EXAMINED Mark, a Mass of Rogation, fol The monthly Holy Hour is to he Tom Flaherty’s Eyes can no more resist Angel-Glow bait than they can a fuefly’s lowed by a procession and blessing Stratton.— Six children of St. Thursday, May 4, at 7:30 o’clock. Phan* TAbot ISBO of the fields, was celebrated by X1S-31D Majestl* Bids flight 1 New pastel, efflorescent plastics that are a glowing tribute Charles’ school will receive First Members of the Confraternity of ! Father Doran. FOR CIVILIANS ONLY to a wonderful mother! Angel-Glo adds just the right highlights Communion Sunday in the 8 Christian Doctrine will take part Word was recently received of COLONY GRILL o’clock Mass. The group includes in the corporate Communion of Orchestra and Floor Show to summer pastel clothes. the marriage of Shirley Vollmer Robert Vincent Ostrowski, Harold the Sacred Heart league on first and Robert LeRoy Madden in Henry Pelle, Raymond Rose, Mag Friday, honoring the Sacred VASHOLT ^ Fine Foods /There Friends Meet Friends Sacred Heart church, Columbia, dalen Agnes Green, Bemette Heart. Their Communions will be Your Favorite Drink Necklace*, 2.34-* • 3.54*; Bracelets, 2.34*; Mo. The Rev. F. H. Dieckmann of Marie Luebbers, and Helen Cath offered for our armed forcea. • FINE FOODS Pin*, 2.34* • 3.54*; Earring*, 1.20* • 2.34* ficiated. erine Ostrowski. On Sunday, April 30, public Old Heidelberg Inn • MIXED DRINKS *20*/. Fed. Tax Included Ollie Brewster underwent a May devotions are held every school children received First tonsillectomy in Mercy hospital, morning after the 8 o’clock Mass Communion in the Lady of Victory COLFAX AT CLARKSON a BEER • WINS except on Saturdays and Sundays, chapeltap in the 9 o’clock Mass. Denver, last Monday. * FURS 741 East Colfax TA. 9555 when they are conducted in the 569 E. Colfax Th# Denrer'a Coatume Jewalrr — Straat Vloor George Rodriquez has completed Under the leadership of the Rev. SUPREME SERVICE AT LOW COST boot training and is now on leave, evening at 7 :30. Andres Burg^ra, (?R., of St. SUNDAY MATINEB spending a few days with his par Sun^y is Communion day for Cajetan’s paririi, a drive for funds ents at Fort Lupton. • the members of the Society of to remodel the north side of Our STORAGE Christian Mothers. After Mass Lady of Guadalupe chapel will The Rev, John Garbero returned they will hold their monthly meet s(R>n get under way. It is be 2% of Valuation YO U R BEST to Platteville after spending ing. lieved that an additional story in Fully Insured TnoPtB®** HOTEL VALUE week in Denver. The infant daughter of Mr. and which to house the chapel bells Repairing • Restyling Dnaaar Sitft m ti 2111 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce re Mrs. John Rafferty was baptized will result in better sound from Phone CH. 1901 1510 California turned to live in the parish after Sunday afternoon. The sponsors the bells. All parishioners of St. spending several montna at Fred MAIL ORDERS GIVEN «;HIRLET-SAVOY HOTEl” ."- DENVER were Mr. and Mrs. Wiluam J. Cajetan’s will take active parts in CAREFUL ATTEN-nON erick. Thomaa. the drive. ______. ■ .u v ;'m .-
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PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock* Streef THE DENVEB CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone,. KEysfone Thursday, May *4, 1944
U the relic of the Japanese-de We Photograph Anything Anywhere Bond Between America and China stroyed rkurrh in Chungking being presented to Kathleen Kenune, junior in Cathedral high school, Denver, winner o f a national letter' « i y [ C [ i i [ Hour*: 9 to 12; 1 to 6. Phone MAin 3487 writing contest. The Rev. Charles L. Meeus, Belgian priest who became a citixen o f China, is present The Mile High Photo Co. ing the award. Mary Ellen Burcher and Leo Oehrie, Cathedral CSMC oflRcers, who were awarded the KODAK nmSHlNG — 1 DAY SERVICE Paladin jewel for their mission work, look on. Father Meeus will be a guest at St. Francis de Sales' rectory Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist until May 5. 320*22 Seventeenth ^ KEjttone 61 14 Denver ISI COMllN Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and Califoniia Streets mim Preferred Parish T. (S t. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, Trading List Denver) Preferred Parish Forty-six children will receive First Holy Communion in the 8:30 Mass Sunday, May 14. The follow Trading List MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER ing are in the class; Joan Alcorn, Beverly Barker, Barbara and Don The merchant* represented in this section are boosters. They are ald Brennan, Dennis Clifford, Ju anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co* dith Courtney, James Dillon, John operate with them. Dowd, Rosemary Dutell, Joseph MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER and Thomas Ecker, Robert Green- wald, Gary Gunther, Richard Geis- The mereheats represented in this section are boosters. They are St. Francis de Sales’ sel, Lawrence Heaton, Donald anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co Farmer, Errol Kline, Patricia Mos- operate with them. > coni, Jeanette MacDonald, James DEL-ART SHOP Maschinot, Donald Miller, Robert DEL AND ART PHILLIPS T and Joyce Mahoney, Victor Poirier, St. Philomena\’S Every Dav Flower Shop Anita Welker, and the following CLOTHES J & L Radio Service 611 EAST ALAMEDA from the public schools: Janice Electrical Appliances Reminds You of Hall, Geraldine and Carol Sue Hall, Jeanine Huglin, Gordon Larimer, Repaired E. Colftx 3205 L. (.olfax Avenue Alameda Drug Store MOTHER’S DAY Mary and Margie McGinty, Patri St Bixh cia' Otis, Donald Preisser, Benita PHONE EM. 6063 V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. EM. 7646 PICK-UP AND DELIVERY MAY 14 Rank, Barbara Ter Har, Richard Cat Rate Drags PIaco Your Orders Earlf and Rita Turelli, and Joan Marie Phone RA. 1818 Hanna. Wines and Liquors PAUL M. (;O^^F.LL Downing at Alameda | The time of the Masses on the SIMMONS DRUG GO. inviti** vou lo Fountain Service • School Supplies Feast of the Ascension, May 18, Alameda and Broadway will be at 6, 7, 8:30, and 9:30. 2870 Colo. Blvd. ALADDIN CLEANERS May devotions are held everj' 1814 Fiasi (xilfax E.A. 0166 EA. 9953 Williams and Hijrh morning at the Masses at 7 and WE APPRECIATE YOUR Aladdin IT ill Gladden Your CONOCO STATION 8:15. the Rosary and litany are PATRONAGE W ardndip , , , JOE FARRENKOPF. Prep. offered for peace and the safetj’ MASTE]^ of our men in the armed forces. 299 So. Logan PE. 9840 OPTOMETRIST Benediction of the Blessed Sacra Courtoou* snd Prompt Servic# 5 Broadway ment is held every Tuesday and WASHING & GREASING Friday evening at 7:45. H. S. CASEY A SPEQALTY Two musical recitals were given Service Station on Friday and Sunday by 45 pupils JACKSON’S in the school hall under the direc 1501 Colorado Blvd. tion of Sister C. Patrice. A large EM. 9807 BROADWAY Cut Rate Drugs gathering of parents and friends enjoyed the program. COLFAXxt WASHINGTON CREAxMERY Liquors - Sundries The monthly meeting of the Holy QUALITT DAIRY FOODS KENTDALL Prescriptions Name society will be held in the KE. 4576 ALL-AMERICAN RATING WON BY school hall on Wednesday evening, 66 SO. BROADWAY Free Prompt Delivery BEAU TY SALOIV May 10, at 8 o’clock. A talk on the CsD 8P 1446 Dswnini snd AUiasdi "Church in Au.stralia" will be 1818 E. C olfax FUR STORAGE CATHEDRAL HIGH PUBLICATION given. All men are invited. Betw««n Wiliiami k Hish Phone EM. 1174 Remodeling - Repairing JOYCE GLEANERS FOR APPOINTMENT “ An all around topnotcher!" was be ranked as a leading American INVEST IN FURS ’ JOHN NILSON - ALBERT NILSON B irr W A R BOIVDS the comment made by the National humorist, his words wifi be widely Quality and Service (Holy Rosary Parish, Denver) Scholastic Press association when it read in the future, as now. In this But. Phone: EAst 2723 That Satisfies AIVD STAMffS The operetta, Jeannie, performed rated the Cathedral high school editorial you have evidenced the CHILDIIill KEEF Marlon Radio Service YOUR BUSINESS APTOECIATED by a cast of pupils, from the publication Hi-Pal All-American real worth of the Catholic press 1306 So. Pearl SP. 3662 ★ Holy Rosary school, will be given for the si.xth consecutive year. Hi- movement, to meet the modernism We Buy, two evenings. Saturday. May 6, Pnl was among nine private high of the world on its own footing and Ted Chase and Sunday, May 7. It will start school papers in the United States defeat it.” eysniiiiH wm USED CARS Sell, Trade, Annunciatioii at 8 o’clock each evening. There that merited th e All-American The Hi-Pal staff includes Louise COLFAX AND DETROIT npnv..r Repair. will be a matinee performance award. Out of a possible 1,125 Job, editor; Rose Marie Wich, man AcroM from Eait Hisrh Saturday at 3 p.m. Jeannie is a points, Hi-Pal merited 1,110. aging editor; Leo Oehrie, war edi 2827 E. COLFAX AT LOWEST DE SELLEMpopular operetta. It will rank as Particular recognition was given tor; Sally Russell, first page edi DRUGS PRICES IN DENVER one of the best riven by the Holy by the critics to news leads, sports, tor; Barbra Sorrell, second page When buying from the Per KEM-TONE $3.18 Gal. FUEL AND FEED CO. Rosary school. The leading role and editorials. In commenting on editor; Bob Keating a n d Dick firms advertising in this CHARLES A. DaSELLEU is taken by Josephine Horvat. the editorials, the judges said: “ Hi- Hodges, sports editors; Alicia (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) TRIMZ W a Ship by Rail -Miss M. O'Neill assisted the sis Pal editorials are colorful, local, Bendy and Phyllis Derrig, fourth The children of Sacred Heart paper, please mention that READY-PASTED WALLPAPER rHB STORE ters in the direction of the play. page editors; Mary Ellen Burcher, PHONE TA. n o t specific, and constructive, without schooL purchased four $26 war you saw their advertise J5TB AND WALNUT The stage has been put in readi overusing exhortation. Good work!” photographer; Mary C. Kennedy, bonds -in April. Their purchases ANDERSON BROS. a401 PRANKUN 8T. exchange editor; Polly Noone, Pat RES. PHONE MA. (644 ness by John Kucler. Approximately 3,000 papers are of war stamps and bonds for the ment. C'olfsx snd Joxrphin. EA. (1646 The Young Ladies’ sodality has judged yearly by the critics of the Oberhauser, and Yunette Brownell, month totaled $.138.45. They arranged a pleasing program fori .VSPA in the University of Minne business managers. Other mem brought in 3,925 pounds of scrap PHONT; CH. 8 0 16 the celebration of Mother’s day.' sota in Minneapolis. The publica bers are Lois Elliott, Sharon Rans- paper. The fifth grade topped all 1519 EAST 34TH AVE. It will take place at the monthly tions are judged om news value dell, Frances Russell, Patricia the other grades with 1,085 meeting Wednesday evening. May Luckey, Mary Ann Adams, Patricia pounds. Where the FRAIVKLIl^f 10. Coffin, Mary Lou Damascio. Helen The PTA is sponsoring a break Dallaghan, Bob Donnelly, Patricia The PTA will meet at 8 o'clock fast to be served the Sacred Heart Fnrnitare Mart Haggerty. Mike Lewis, Dorothy Thursday evening. May 11. school children who will make Crowds go W e Buy, Sell and Exchange Nitsch, Marvene Reed, and Pris their First Comunion this Sun Children of Mary sodalists will cilla Rodriguez. day morning. The breakfast will receive Communion Sunday, May Opening the 1944 election cam 7, in the 8 o’clock Mass. be served in the Little Flower So for... When buying from the paigns in Cathedral high school, cial center after the 9 o’clock It'I a Lovely tFay to Spend an Delicious Fried Chicken Dinners Your Purchase of War Bonds party caucuses recently nominated Mass. Evening at firms advertising in this candidates for the coming elections. The war chairman of the Sa and Stamps Helps Secure lo u r CARL’S paper, please mention that Future. Primary elections will take place cred Heart PTA, Mrs. Roger Mar DUKE’S GRILL all day May 9. tinez, is attempting to organize a 3109 E. COLF.4X you saw their advertise "CHUCK" HEFNER, Prop. Co-operative candidates are: group of women to make surgical 1620 E. 34TH AVT. ment. Rfi. 3287 So. Grant. Phone Enj. Governor, John Anderson, Ralph dressings for the Red Cross. OPEN SEY'EN DAYS A WEEK W* Bdt PIWOS ond Sell Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 SI- Pll»[ Heber; lieutenant governor, Mary , 4 R ^ 0 L D WADE Lou Damascio, Hazel Mae Mc- o'clock, the PTA held its last Blessed §acram ent TUNING — VOICING — REPAIRING Nabb; secretary of state. Peggy meeting of the school year. Offi Formerly With Darrow Muaie Co. McGovarn, Rosemary Flanagan: cers were elected. A tea was held Sixteen Years for both new and retiring officers. Down Town Office 425-14th Street treasurer, Bruce McClellan, Boh PARADISE Telephone TAbor 3R05 Pohndorf. Various religious articles can 22nd & EA. now be purchased in the rectory. Constructive candidates are: Kearney Su LAWSON DRUG GO. 1823 There are prayerbooks and ro Governor, John Abegg, Pat Col ALSO TRINIDAD. COLO. — LIQUORS saries, statues, medals, and other CLEANERS burn; lieutenant governor, Helen useful things. M. E. PATRICK, Mgr. SAVE TIEES— BUY AT OLSON*8 Dollaghan, Charlene Jordan; sec PARK HILL retary of state, Carol Porter, Confirmation will be adminis Shirley Weathers; treasurer, Al tered by the Archbishop in Sacred IT’S HOUSE CLEANING TIME FOOD Fairfax Hardware Heart church at 4 o’clock Sunday bert .lepson, Francis Timmins. LET US CIXAN YOUR DRAPES STORES (Colfax A Fairfax) G LEA N ER S afternoon. Those adults who wish OLSON'S HARDWARE. GLASS. PAtNTS Louise Job, Hi-Pal Editor General elections will take place one week from the primaries to be confirmed should come to Reatonable PriccM LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED & TAILORS the rectory this week to make ar 2750 W. 29ih C L 3613 and sources, news writing, and ed Twenty-three names for senators J26 E. 20TH AVE. 1217 E. 8TH AVE. EA. 3777 3022 E. Colfax iting, headlines, typography, make will appear on each party ballot; rangements. 6019 E. Colfsx EM. 3731 P. E. RINEHART. Prop. 4622 E. 23rd .4ve. There will be the usual games (142 E. COLFAX. Main Plant 7235 E. COLFAX up, department pages, and special 13 will be elected by each party, 3060 E. 6tli EA. 1301 party in the Sacred Heart school features. one representing every 25 pupils in E.xpert Alterations Thursday evening at 8:18 o’clock. ^ and Repairs In a report on the cub edition of the high school. 4 STORES TO SERVE YOU Hi-Pnl from the Catholic School Miss There.-sa Jane Andersen, Italian Sausage, “The Best in O. E. LIGGITT, Manager Pre.ss as.sociation in the University senior and prefect of Our Lady's Town,” Tejon Cash Grocery and EA. 6235 of Marquette, the following com- sodality of Cathedral high school, Market, 3758 Tejon.— Adv. B eck Shoe Repair ment was made: “ Worthy of spe- has been chosen May queen for the annual May crowning at Regis on C olorado Springs 4611 E. 23rd 526 E. C olfax cial praise is the editorial on Irvin S. Cobb’s farewell message. Of the Mother's day. May 14. This is the 612 16th St, 1517 Champa papers this critic has seen, only | first time in the history of the HANSEN & HANSEN Hi-Pal saw the worth of this mes school that a Cathedral girl has JEWELERS SI WESTOYER sage as a matter of editorial com been elected to this honor. FOOTWEAR Peterson’s Reweaving ment, and since Cobb is certain to 1628 17th St. BEST IN QUALITY, NEWEST iH* HOURS— 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M. “STYLE and Hosiery Repair Attack Against Rome ONE STORE ONLY 62 Yvar* in fht Pike* Peak Rccu>n Glencoe Service Station Condemned in Editorial 4122 E. (kilfax 502 Colo. Bldg. Junior C. D. of A. CONOCO PRODUCTS, WASHING. THEVORHESSHOECO. DE.xler 1353 .MAin 2633 GREASING Guatemala.—An attack against COLOKADO SPRINGS COLO Glencoe and East Colfax HOSIERY REPAIRING AND WORK EVEN THE CAMEL To Meet May 5 Rome is an attack again.st democ SUPREME „ ON ALL KNITTED GARMENTS „ EA. 9777 Closed Sunday* racy, Guatemala's Catholic weekly, Even the camel, unaccustomed Verbum, says in an editorial that AS he is to public drioking, Counselors of the Junior Cath condemns the Nazi ideology of the COAL CO. Patronixe Theae Firm*. Thev mast sneak a gallon or two olic Daughters of America. Den end justifying the means, but adds ■Are C o -O p e r a t i n g W ith Y'our SLUE THLAGS that “ in the hierarchy of values WE SPECIALIZE IN of water every few days. ver, are reminded of the meeting Paper. VILLAGE INN When joar point U a foar in dice. th« odds Friday evening, May 5, at 7 :30 the spiritual takes precedence over STOKER COAL &re three to two againit yoor making It. Yoar car battery can stand a o’clock in the Holy Ghost hall, those of brute force” and that any WE RECOMMEND Nobody wants to gamble with medical lot of heat and dryness, but Denver. All dues, honor pins, and of the belligerent nations that de Columbine & Industrial stroys the Eternal City by that For Furnace Coal prescriptions. You want to know that it, too, gets thirsty every so tests will be turned in. your doctor’s instructions are being {o!« very act “ is already anathematized PE. 4679 1144 So. Penn. often. Lack of water causes A picnic social for troop one will by history.” lowed, and that the ingredienta tiiat maka take place May 17 in Lakeside up your proscription are first quality. short battery life and expen sive replacements, so don’t park. The hostesses, Agnes Driel- }When you have a prescription filled here* ing, Betti Balkenbush, Florence j*ou have that aasurance. let yours go dry. I>rive in to St. Dominic’s BABY WEEK Musgrove, and Catherine Bulger, day and let us check the water P ARK HILL DRUG have set the time as 7 o’clock. leviel and capacity—N o charge Troop two spent Monday eva- THINGS Fine Dry Cleaning for this service. ning, May 1, in Mammoth Gar Visit our Nursery Dept, this week and ^3RD AND DEXTER EA. 7711 FOR THE WEE ONE dens roller skating. Members will choose from our selection of Cribs — Vesta is the be notified as to the date and place EVERLAST Cribs batterf with of their May business meeting. from ______$7.50 with pads and mattresses. Youth’s Beds P la te-lo ck May socials for troops three and CLEAISERS coastracdoB Hifli Chsir*. — Children’s Furniture Trainers — Car four are in the making, but the from ...... 5.95 3478 W. 32nd Ave. OUR BUILDING SITE — g a a r d t dates are not definitely known. against io- N orurr Seats for Baby, etc. Chairs 4.95 IS now oecupiwi br our | | C p | l O A D C for durstion. Until w* temal shorts, Troops five and six will convene le n g th e n s in the Holy Ghost hall Saturday, TiM* A Chair Sets. art p»nnitt*d to build U O k l l U H H O our Super Seivic* StsUon. In mapis ■ 9.75 W niTTAKER Automobila SsJe* showroom snd Quick Motor Servic* w* have decided to bntterr life. May 6, for a business meeting at 2 o’clock. Taylor occupy our property end conduct s business of buylns snd sflUn* fin* Tet* ______4.95 PUARMACY motor cars. Thank you for your consideration until we ere in s position Your Purchase of War Bondi Baby Carriages. to fully service your eutomobile. AH Steel Constractieli 27.50 “ Tfw Friendly Store** * VESTA * and Stamps Helps Secure Your Future. VISIT OUR USED Prescription Specialists rUBNlTUKE DEPARTMENT David F. Finnigan— Frank E. Brenner BUCKLEY BROS. W . .32nd and Perry GL. 2401 FOB 8MABT lAherei Term* 6001 E. Colfax Stndebaker Sales and Service Open Satarday Nlta TU I When buying from the NEW AND USED CABS AND TRUCKS. LADIES* WEAR FVRHITVRE CQ EH. (080 (Colfax St Jasmine) EM. (0(1 firms advertising in this Auto Repairing All Makes VISIT Speer Fumilure Go. Bsttsry and Elsctrle Ssrvic* Karelia Shop caper, please mention that Body snd Fender Work 70 BROADWAY C or. 32nd & Lowell you saw their advertise COLORADO SPRINGS BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY 350 Broadway SP. 4111 GL. 3 4 8 2 ment.
/ Thursday, May 4, 1944 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN
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Predictions that one of the office on Monday and early sales attend the annual card party Fri day evening. May 5, in the Cath cute appliques. Just right weight for Spring annd Sum Phone KEystone 2633 largest crowds in the history of indicate that there will be a capac 1! Denver Grand Opera company ity attendance each night. There olic Charities annex, 1665 Grant mer; in pink or blue, $4.95 productions will attend the show are .still thousands of choice seats street, Denver. Players are re Adorable robes of Botany flannel in pink, blue or gold. ing of Mignon when it is presented available, however, the Rev. E. J. quested to bring their own cards. Sizes 1 to 3. $4.95 (St. Jamei’ Parith, Denver) in the City auditorium the eve Kolka, business manager, has de The Queen’s Daughters will hold Jar sets in baskets, pink or blue— either 5 or 6 jars— COLFAX _ St. James’ Altar and Rosary so nings of May 11, 12, 13, and 14 clared. Prices range from $2.40 their monthly meeting Sunday, cute floral designs. $3.95, $5.95 m ciety will hold a card party Friday, May 7, at 2:30 p.m. in the home of were made this week by opera of for parquet seats, to 60 cents for Lovely rayon crepe in wrapper or sacques, daintily em May 12, in the Montclair Civic Miss Clara Courtney, 1330 Logan ficials. the gallery, federal tax included. broidered; pink, blue and white $2.25 to $6.95 building. Lunch will be served at Tickets went on sale at the Parish sales of script tickets have street, with Mrs. Byrd Hesselbine, 1 o’clock. All the women of the Knight Campbell’s Music store box been stimulated by the fact that Misses Loretta Loughran, and NEUSTETER’S FIFTH FLOOR parish are urged to attend. The this year’s presentations will bring Grace Palmer as co-hostesses. officers of the society, Mrs. Joseph some of the finest musical talent in Members are reminded to bring Dooling, Mrs. D. F. Leavitt, Mrs. the Rocky Mountain region to their knitted squares for the Red Leo Boyle, and Mrs. H. V. Bigelow gether for the first time. Cross afghan. The guest speaker will be hostesses. Guests are asked Scout Mothers will be Monsignor John R. Mulroy. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti, di to bring their owm cards. rector of Mignon, disclosed Wednes Recent Baptisms in the parish day that one of the female leads, included those* of Nancy Louise, Alice Rusletveldt, who will sing the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Again to Serve part of Filina on Sunday, May 14, William T. Roberson, with Albert can sing D above high C with ease. ★ BUY A H O M E in the H. Ahr and Gertrude Warzinsky as Her exceptionally high range will sponsors; and Thomasine, infant be heard to advantage in several Parish of Your Choice daughter of Lt. and Mrs. Jack School Luncheon of the arias for that role, the Sloan, with Robert McCabe and prelate said. Catherine Bumgartner as sponsors. Denver’s only corps de ballet, LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE A Requiem Mass for Mrs. Annie which is specially trained for each WITH ANY OF THESE DEALERS O’Connor, aunt of Mrs. Helen (Bletied Sacrament Parish, Den- year’s production of the Denver Twenty-First Annual Boyle, was offered Monday morn ver) Grand Opera company, will be ing, May 1. The Blessed Sacrament parish particularly effective in this year’s Linn Marie, infant daughter of Mothers’ auxiliary of Boy Scout Mignon, Miss Lillian Covillo, direc Citywide, Suburban Sales troop 145 will again serve lunch to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Peltier, is tor, predicts. “ Most of the girls Cherry Hills, 10-Acre Estate If Yon Want to the school children Wednesday, have appeared in at least three of MENNINGER & GO. home following a brief illness in 7 rooms. S0«ft livincroom, $600 rus. Are- SeU Your Home Children’s hospital. May 10. All the children are invit^ the annual presentations,” she pUe<. Btrcftmline kitch«n, electric ranse, Wsnts to snd wiU bs tisd to sorrt to buy their lunch from these Call Us and Start Packing Frank Wagner, son of Mr. and said, “ and they have gained that 2 pent houM chambert, coal furnace, Whit- TOO courtoosix snd satisfictorilr on women. Profits are used for the inr itoker, 8-car trarajre, chicken hooae, JFe Have the Buyers Mrs. Vincent Wagoner, is on fur experience that only a public pres lawn, ftah pond, pretty white fence. $9,600. SOCIAL promotion of the troop work. entation affords.” The ballet ErsnJng Caili, Thot. G. Degan, EA. OltS lough. Call PE. 244S. Real Estate Problems C L IN E a HARDESTY REALTY John Anderson, infant son of dances will present a two-part pro 2027 E. C oU u EA. 7703 7227 E. Colfax EA. 1865 Members of St. Ann’s circle were Mr. and Mrs. George K. Anderson, gram in act three of the production. 6-Room Englewood Modern and guests of Mrs. Richard Jorgensen 2968 Birch street, was baptized Miss Covillo also directs the gypsy 2796 So. Elati, Owner, Sunday Tuesday, May 2. dance that is featured in the first Lons Hvingrm.. 8 bedrms.. built-ine, comb, Sunday. Sponsors were Bernard range, new Holland coal furnace, auto, The women of the parish will re C. Fitzgerald and Adeline Berg act of Mignon. forced air itoker, i lota, gar., chicken ceive Communion this Sunday in man. Mrs. Fitzgerald acted as ‘Mignon’ Music Featured on Radio house. Uwn. shade, total price only 15.000. LLOYD G. STEINMETZ COMPANY the 8:30 Mass. Call PE. 2448. proxy for Mrs. Bergman. Selections from .Mignon have sot SOUTH LOGAN STREET. DENVEB, COLO. James Pirisky, pharmacist first Michael Vincent, infant son of been featured on several local 51 E. 4th Ave. spRinc class, son of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Jos Real Estate Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Croke, Jr., radio stations in the past week. A dandy 5-room modern pressed brick, oak eph Pirisky, is home on leave. Pir Station KMYR played arias from floors, double garage: in fine condition Sales, Rentals, Loans, Trades 3060 Birch street, was baptized thniout Shown by appt. only. For par SPrue. 0904 FIRE AND LIABILITY INSURANCE isky has been .stationed in the Pa Sunday. Dr. Roderick J. McDonald the work in its “ Music of the cific area for 20 months, and this ticulars. call PE. 2448. and Mrs. Alice Chase were spon Stars” program earlier in the is his first visit home in three week; KOA will replace its “ Music Double, $70 Income W« buy for csih—cl.sr or mortssged pr«p- sors. 5 rooms each side, steam heaU double gar BUYERS WAITING! •rty—or w . will ..11 for yon on commission years. Cpl. Bob Pirisky also is on You Want” program at 11:15 p.m. —srrsngo losn for baycr—yon f . t cash I FROLIC furlough. Members of the Altar and Ro age, 2 lota. Cheap: terms. PE. 2448. Monday, May 8, with several of CALL— May devotions, including public sary society, the PTA. and all the the more popular arias from Given by the recitation of the Rosary, and the women of the parish will receive George Rice 230 So. Bdwy. Communion Sunday, May 7, in the Mignon; KLZ has scheduled a pro Denver’s First Rice Realtor Litany of the Blessed Virgin, are gram of .Mignon music for May 7; C. L MORRON, Realtor 8 o’clock Mass. PICTURF.S SAVE TIME, TIRES. CAS Berkeley Social Club held every morning at Mass. and KMYR will devote a 15-minutc REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE Sacred Heart devotions are held Members of St. Rita’s circle program to .Mignon at 8:10 p.m. 1610 Broadway______2618 - EA. 4459 every Friday evening at 7:45. were guests Tuesday, April 25, in on May 10. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S the home of Mrs. W. R. Joseph. Nuns Invited to Dress Rehearsal 501 So. Your Purchase of War Bonds Bridge honors and hostess prizes for Bonefit of A tradition that has been in 5 Rooms, newly redecorated, full baae- and Stamps Helps Secure Your were won by Mrs. B. Smith and vogue for the 12 years the pro ment. laundry tubs. Priced right. Can Midwest Realty Company Future. Mrs. Walter Kranz. Mrs. E. Mul- ductions of the Denver Grand arrange reasonable terms. Shown by cahy and Mrs. William Horst were Opera company have been pre appointment. WE — WANT — LISTINGS guests. sented will be followed when the ^JIT. DOMINIC'S PARISH SEE US FOR ALL KINDS OF REAL ESTATE A SULPHUR SPRINGS 3421 East Colfax Wm. T. Henning, Mgr, Phone: EAat 7227 Mrs. Ed L. Curran and Mrs. R. nuns of the city will be the guests It '' 2938 Federal Blvd. J. Campbell were hostesses to of Monsignor Bosetti for a full INSURANCE . . . LOANS OF ALL KINDS In Your Bathroom for 6 rooms, s. i>., full basement, modem ” A QUARTER OF A CENTURY IN THE BUSINESS" Holy Family members of St. Joan of Arc circle dress rehearsal performance of A good buy, Cen erranse terms. ONLY ONE DOLLAR in the Curran home on Friday, Mignon on Sunday afternoon, May April 28. Mrs. C. V. Gooding and 7. at 3 o’clock. The dress rehearsal Wm. F. Stanek, For Glowing Healthy Skin, the Mrs. D. G. Mulligan won prizes. serves the double purpose of iron Fir^t Requisite o f Beauty CHURCH AND SCHOOL Mrs. W. C. Thornton, who had ing out any last-minute kinks in K E . 0 7 2 0 MOVING-PACKING-STORAGE For relief of pain— been ill at St. Joseph’s hospital the production and of affording I HELP YOU FINANCE thoutands tr«v«l many miles to a Hot for several weeks, has returned to the sisterhood an opportunity of 280 Central Sav. Bank Bldg. ‘Household Goods To and From Everywhere Sulphur Springs for the beneficial ef> witnessing the spectacle. fw ls of the Sulphur Water on Rheuma- her home. With Skill and Care” turn. Arthritis, Stiff Joints, Sore Cookies for the USO club this Muscles, and manY other ailments, in cluding non-systeroic skin dUo^ert week were sent in by Mmes. Harry H A V E YOU such as itebinff, Burning. Skin Peeling, McGrayel and Henrj' Job- MODERNIZED YOUR THE JOHNSON STORAGE Elitch^s Qardens Ecaema-Hke rash. Skin Blotches, some Mrs. James W. Creamer, who forms of Acne, Ringworm or Athlete's Foot? underwent an operation for ap INSURANCE? Now DOCTOR BABCOfTC’S pendicitis in St. Joseph’s hospital Protect ratirtdf against nem AND MOVING COMPANY SULPHIDE SOLUTION two weeks ago, is much improved NEED TO haxards. Since 1905 brings you a Hot Sulphur Bath and has returned home. HORACE ,W . BENNETT 221 Broadway — Denver — PE arl 2433 THURS. EVE., M A Y 11,44 to your own Home for Only Pvt. John H. 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PAGE EIGHT Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEygtone '4205 Thursday, May 4, 1944 MRS. CRONIN WILL ENTERTAIN n,;lJrpn M s PRAYER DAY CONDUCTED FOR St. Josephs Trains Let Your Risks Be mine! ST. PHILOMENA’S ALTAR GROUP ^ ST. FRANCIS’ SENIOR CUSS
47 Cominunicants (St. RhllemeBa’* Pariib, Denver) Mrs. Phil Clarke will be hostess 1st Conununioii ' (St. Fraacii da Salat’ Parith, didates, Ronald Donovan, Bob The Altar and Rosary society to the Tabernacle society Friday Danvar) Garland, Dick Ruhland, Ann Ma HERBERT FAIRALL will be entertained in the home of afternoon in her home, 732 Filmore The senior class spent a day of honey, Collette Bates, Joan Wood (St. Jo»epli’« Parith, DenTer) Mrs. James T. Cronin, 801 Steele street (Our Lady of Victory Parish, recollection Wednesday, May S. man, Don Slattery, Paul Brink, This Sunday the children will re street, Monday, May 8, at 2 p.m. Miss Minnie Duray was hostess Denver) The exercises were conducted by and William Miller met with ceive their First Communion in Mrs. Otto Kiene and Mrs. H. B. to Marie Bresnahan’s club, and five The first of two classes of chil the Rev. Edward Dowling, S.J., at Father Dowling Monday after dren received their First Com the 8:30 Mass. There are 47 in Fisher will be co-hostesses. Mrs. nurses from Fitzsimons hospital on Loretto Heights college, where the noon. The student assembly, which munion Sunday, April 30, in the the class, which has been under J. J. Sullivan will sing. Saturday evening. seniors had the use of the chapel, met later, pledged support to the 9:30 Mass in Our Lady of Victoh^ the direction of the Rev. Ralph Mrs. Harry E. Wilde of Pied Miss Merle Nevin was a recent auditorium, and grounds. It is senate and displayed much en- in s u R fln c E church. A choir of young women, Michaels; C.SS.R. mont, Calif., a former parishioner guest in the Nevin home. She was hoped this will be an annual senior thiusiasm over the new project. trained by Brother Fred Nelson, Confessions will be heard Thurs and president of St. Philomena’s en route to Washington, D. C., activity. Father Smith, pastor; Sister Anna day afternoon and evening Altar and Rosary society, is as from Berkeley, Calif. C.R., of S t Thomas’ seminary, Joseph, principal; and the 18 mem HiEANOR FAIRALL HOW, Agent sisting Mrs. James T. Cronin. sang at the Mass. The sacrament of Confirmation preparation for the first Friday. A Capt. Stanley Keziara returned will be administered to a class of bers of tne faculty met with Father Mass of Exposition will be offered Those baptized recently with Saturday from Fort Worth, 'Tex., The children received their Dowling late Monday afternoon. catechetical instructions from two 93 boys v>d girls and 30 adults Friday at 8 o’clock. the Rev. Paul Reed^ officiating where he visited Major and Mrs. A class of 64 will receive First Benedictine Sisters of St. Caje- by the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr included Kathleen Lenore Weber, C. R. Vaughn. Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass This Sunday night at 8:30 the tan’s school. Sister 'Thelma and on Thursday, May 4, at 7:30 1513 Tremont Place M Ain 4843 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Mrs. Clara Grant is visiting her Sunday, May 7. Father Smith will annual May crowning will take Sister Mary Williams. o’clock in S t Francis de Sales’ Weber, sponsors James J. Delaney daughter in Galveston, Tex. be the celebrant. The Girls’ choir place in the church. The Rev. Mrs. John F. Murtaugh and church. All will receive Com and Rae Lillie Delaney; Eirene M. Mrs. Douglas Gray and son, will sing in the Mass, and the Arthur Lucy of the Cathedral Mrs. Leo A. Higgins of the Den munion in the 8 :30 Mass Thursday Shields, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael, of Terra Haute, Ind., and first communicants will sin^ “ Wel- parish will give the sermon. John V. Shields, Hugh E. Shields ver deanery, and Mrs. Ellen morning. The Rev. Gregory Smith May devotions consist of Rosary John Flaherty of the army came to will be the celebrant. The children come Little White Guest, Those and Marjorie Tarbell Shields spon Denver to attend the funeral of Trepper presided over a breakfast in the class are: and litany during the 8 o’clock sors; Eleanor E. Hamilton, daugh served to the 30 first communi will spend the day in retreat in Mass, followed by Benediction, ex their father, Michael Flaherty. M»ry France! Auer, Walter Baker, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. cants in the Vail Community cen preparation for the sacrament in cept on Tuesdays and Saturdays, D. J. McQuaid has returned from the evening. Those to be con JoAnn Behan, Robert Bers, Ralph Boea, *Tlcat East CDissions Hamilton, S. Barry Cadigan and ter. Misses Ann Hett apd Lois Donald Burke, Kathleen Burnt, Mary when there are evening services. an extended business trip to the firmed are: Mary C. Sampson sponsors; Doug East Fender of St Francis de Sales' Ellen Carrol], Bobbie Cunningham. Rotc- Mott Rtv, Frincit J. Spellman, D.D., President A games party is slated next las William Babcock, son of Mr. high school served. , PatrleU Binn, John Birncv, Miurin* marjr DeMera, Janet Detlongehamp, John Rev. Thomas J. McMahon, 8.T.D., National Secretary Monday night at 8:30 in the hall. Broekiib, Donald DeMera, Connie Doo Donaldaon. Jane Dowd, Michael Dwyer, and Mrs. George P, Babcock, Guy Mother Anna Joseph and Sister little, K a t h l^ EUiott, Patricia Falk, Elixabeth Ann Elliot, Jeanna Evana, Rev. Joseph J. Tennant, S.T.O., Assistant Secretary Xovena devotions are held even^ L. Reed and Florence Lamansky, $320,825 Estate Left Odelia of St Francis de Sales’- if ary Lou HUker, Shirley Hill, Donna Jimmy Feely, Bobby Gray, Patty Guerin. Tuesday at 3 and 7:30 p.m. A High sponsors; Mary Margaret Weed, high school encouraged volunteer Hobmaon. Joseph Imhoff. Jacquelioe Peggy Ann Guerin, JoAnn Guerero, Mass for those in the service is of workers of high school, age to Jacques. Alrlc Johnson. Joseph Lamping. David Hallacy, Bonnie Rae Hood. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don C. By Mary Gallagher Hable Lamping, Janet MeAdoo, Carole Amelia Hudton, Francii Imhoff, Vera Our Gift fered at the shrine on Saturday Weed, Miss Mary Rose O’Brien, offer their spare time in rendering McDonald, Barbara Marker, Robert Lou Jacquea, Richard Janten, Bar I: mornings at 7 o’clock. sponsor; Caroline Lelia Murphy, assistance in group and project Miller, George Ifosebrucktr, Lorraine bara Karr, Betty Jean Karr, Horitx _ So many have atked about the Near East roittiont that we Mulqueen, Ruth Mumar. Maureen Keratiena, Albert Kimminau, Ray decided to prepare a new pamphlet. Why not write in? “Shall the The Rev. John Fulford, C.SS.R., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mrs. Mary J. Gallagher, widow work in the Vail center through mond Lawler, Thomat Leonard, Larry O’Brien, Raymond O’Ccnaell. Vivian Twain Meet” is yourt’ for tho asking. is at present in the army chap J. Murphy, George Clarke and of P. R. (Reddy) Gallagher, left an out the year. A specially planned O'Connor. Donald Phelan. William Pitre, Lougbry, Janet McAdoo, Ronald Mc lains’ school at Har^’ard university. Regina Haggerty sponsors; James estate of $320,825, it was revealed musical entertainment was ar Phyllis Reagan, Marilyn Redfern, Darrell Carty, David McDonnell, Regina Markey. Thompson. Barbara Turner. Sylvia Voth, Veronica Markey, Mary Moore, Berniece The Rev. Bernard J. Guenther, Donald Stinson, son of Mr. and with an inventory filed last week. ranged for the breakfast by Sister Morgan. Myron Motabrucktr, Dennia Paul Warchot, Joan Watson. Geraldine OLD FRIEND’S PLAINTIVE DRAPERY C.SS.R., formerly stationed here, Mrs. James L. Stinson, William J. Approximately $100,000 of the Odelia. “ Christ the King” was Weir, Mary Ann Wieneeke. Thomas Murphy, Leo O'Connor, Helen Overlin. has been assigned to the new Re- Kennish and Laura Mall, sponsors. estate is expected to be consumed played on the trumpet by Betty Baker. John Dowd. Robert Gagnon. Carole Price, Kay Prochaika, Cecelia PLEA We once knew a millionaire who demptorist foundation in Coopers- Edward Hanifen, Jr., is enjoying by taxes. Imhoff. Mary Imhoff played a Franklin Keegan, Victor Kimminau. Ramaauer, Michael Reevet, Carl Reich- Most of you alreadyly know Father draped over his piano a gorgeous Robert Rlchroeir, James Billifiger; ardt, Mary Ann Roehling, Nancy Som- town, N. Dak. The Rev. Anthony a visit at home. He is en route to Among Catholic institutions that waltz by Grieg, and Francis Me mert, Janet Spitx, Grant Stevenaon, De Rudder and his little school at old Mass vestment. Once a priest Shirley Bronillette, Mary Casey. Mary will share in the estate are Mercy Betty Stromaoe, Tommy Torrex, Thomat Huber, C.SS.R., who preached the another army post. Carthy sang “ Cuckoo” and “ Have Cherney. Mary Durflinger, Theresa Libo- Derbessie, Syria. Perhaps you want or Bishop had worn it at the altar. Weber, Donald Woerfman, Dorothy solemn novena here some years The first Friday Masses will be hospital, Denver, to which two- You Seen My Kitten Grey?” A nati, Rita McBride. Mary Markey, Mary to know how he is making out. And we find it hard to get thirty Zimmerman. Barbara LuJan, Paul Turner, O'Grady. Mary Powers. Mary Scott. ago, is the first superior of the new at 6:30, 7:15, and 8:16. Confes thirds of the residue will go for the quintet, made up of Mickey Dono Mollle Neville, and Dick Brauillette. Here is his latest letter: dollar offering.s for vestments for foundation. The Rev. Robert sions Thursday afternoon and eve aid of indigent crippled children; van, Betty Imhoff, Margaret Hart Janice Thompson. John Tborbrugh. Mary “ I thank the good Lord for all poverty stricken Near East mis Mullen home, St. Vincent’s, St. Phayer. Joan Keegan. Rita Neville. May 7 has been designated as you have done. If you had not sent Kreutzer, C.SS.R., returned from ning as usual. ford, Pat Bums, and Ruth Riddle, Richard Kramer, Patricia Knmer. Mary* annual Mother-Daughter Com sionaries! Clara’s, Queen of Heaven, and Good ann WiUey, Joanne Hefferly, Frances me those monthly offerings, my Iwiramie, Wyo., where he inaugu The Rev. John Smith of Reno, sang “ I’ll Take You Home Again, munion day for the St. Francis rated the Perpetual Help devotion. Nev., will speak on the work of the Shepherd orphanages, all of Den Kathleen” and “ Oh, What a Beau Cummings. Joyce Boxberger. Virginia little school would be emptied of its CLOSE TO HOME Pedley, Wilma Wlnklepleck, Helen Young Ladies’ sodality. Sodalists ver; Monsignor Edward J. Flana poor kiddies by now. St. Joseph’s Altar and Rosary missions at all Masses Sunday, May tiful Morning.” As a final gesture, Winklcpleck, Judith Elliott, Thelma and their mothers will receive Our missionaries in Iran are 7. gan’s Boys Town, Nebr., and the Scott, Patricia Stark, Genevieve Guide, “ You will b« glad to hear that I society will meet Wednesday, May pictures of the group were taken Communion in the 9 o’clock Mass. helping the chaplains to care for foreign missions. Pauline ZUk. Mary Chimside. Dorothy 10, at 2 p.m. A social will follow May devotions are being held by Bernard Wood. Mother M. Florisenda, mother have brought many fathers and our boys. Twenty-five dollars will Tanner. Mary Tanner, Rote Anne Kenney, mothers into the Church through support one for a month. Will you the meeting, with Mrs. Shull and every evening at 7:30 o’clock. They Mary Jane Benningtin. Paul Eilert, John provincial of the Black Franciscan Mrs. Lan.sville as hostesses. The consist of the Rosary, Litany of the Eicke. John Neville. David Salter, Rich* their children. After many sad and return kindness for kindness? ard Salzer. Ferdinand Hefferly, Michael order for the Southern Province women in charge of the altars dur Blessed Virgin Mary, and Benedic SECOND NO-HIT GAME PLAYED in the Archdiocese of Baltimore discouraging years here I can at Brown. Richard Roberts. Robert Rachek. ing May are Mmes. Ginsburg, Mar tion of the Blessed Sacrament for last say that my hopes are high. YO UR D UTY Rudolph Gulode. Marvin Reschak, Donald and Washington, accompanied by “ Yes, my hopes are high—so tin, and Lansville. the welfare of our armed forces and Griebel. Paul Supan, Thomai McCurray, Sister M. Franciline, school super Are you trying to gain plenary a just peace. and Virgil Zimmerman. The PT.\ of St. Joseph’s school IN HIGH SCHOOL BALL LEAGUE visor, spent three days last week hifch that I can’t say ‘no.’ You indulgences for your beloved dead? might call me rash, because I have will have a meeting and installa The following parish bridge Sunday, April 30, sodalists from in the home of Tom Egan, 460 S. Our members can do so on .May 6 clubs will convene in the week: taken in a hundred more non-Cath- tion of officers Tuesday, May 9, St. Francis de Sales’ entertained Sherman street. Mr. Egan is a and 9. Why not join and use these Mrs. Harry 0. O’Day’s club will The third round of the Denver,dogs at 12 o’clock noon; Regis olic and pagan children. Now the at 8:15 p.m. in the church hall. the First Communion class of Vail brother of Mother Florisenda. The indulgences to loose loved ones from Catholic high school baseball league Reds versus Mullen’s Mustangs at school building is too small and Mr?. T. J. Morrissey will install the meet Wednesday with Mrs. Warren center at breakfast. This is one sisters left Friday evening for their sufferings? Only one dollar newly elected officers: Mrs. Wal Miller; Mrs. G. L. Monaghan’s club play was featured Sunday, April 12 p.m.; and the Cathedral Blue- of the annual mission activities, feeding these hungry little lambs a year enrolls you. Twenty dollars 30, by the second no-hit game of |jays battling the Holy Family Oklahoma City to make school ter Johnson, president: Edward El will be entertained in the home of and sodalists look forward to the v-isitations through the South. of Christ is more than a problem. makes you or a dear one a perpet the season. It was turned in by | Tigers at 4 p.m. The games are “ Yes, I know you friends of the liott, vice president: Mrs. Robert Mrs. R. J. Ryan; Mrs. Newton honor. Those who sen-ed were S. Sgt. John J. Hynes was the ual member, sharing in forty Johnny Dufficy, pitcher for the St. i played on the Regis diamond Near East have been patient with Turner, secretary; and Fred Le- Taylor will be hostess to Mrs. L. E. .4nn Hett, Ann Mahoney, and honored guest on Sunday evening, .Ma.sses celebrated daily by Near Burns’ club on Tuesday in the Joseph’s team, in a game against The box scores of last Sunday’s me, but you must help me again. I fe\Te, treasurer. The fifth-grade Mary App. After breakfast, a April 23, when Mr. and Mrs. Tom East missionaries. Daniels & Fisher’s tearoom; Mrs. the Cathedral high school’s hitless games follow; do need five hundred and sixty dol pupils won the prize for having the short musical program was di Egan entertained 18 guests at a James T. Cronin will entertain wonders. The St. Joseph Bull ST. FRANCIS’ lars to put new rooms on the school most parents present for the latest rected by Mary Ann Imhoff. Betty buffet supper in their home. Sgt. FASCINATING Mrs. T. E. Carey’s club on 'Tues dogs won the game, 9 to 0. PLAYER AB. H. PO. A. and to feed my little ones. I sol PT.\ meeting. Owsley. 3b . Jean Imhoff played a trumpet solo, Hynes, who waj in Denver on fur Have you ever watched the priest li emnly promise not to bother you day; Mrs. L. A. Fair will entertain Paul Ciberay of the Mullen high (Hynes. 2b 11 “ Christ the King,” and Mary Ann lough, left later in the week for or deacon in an Eastern Mass as he Eileen McIntosh Mc Bride. If her club at home; Mrs. M. A. school let the Cathedral Bluejays ®i Imhoff, a piano solo, “ Valse- his post. again—at least, not until I can get .swings the censer? It’s fascinating! Hickey’s club will meet with Mrs. down on Sunday, April 23, without Riordan, »t more of Christ’s little ones.” Crowns Statue Garland, p .. 21 Grace.” Francos McCarthy sang But even more fascinating is the W. J. Foley Friday at 745 Steele a hit. We think we can be patient with .\11-Club day was observed with Donovan, 01 "Have You Seen My • Kitten thought that these are clouds of street. * Other games last Sunday saw MuWihill. lb ...... 2 » Gray?” The sextette of the high Father De Rudder. Even if he has solemnity on Wednesday of this Sohuster. r( ..... 1 prayer rising to heaven. We must the Regis Reds defeating St. Fran J'school girls’ Glee club sang “ I’lli to wait a little while and be patient send many censers to Near East week. Miss Eileen McIntosh, chair Wal*h. cf ...... 1 with us, perhaps some old friends cis’ in a close game, 3 to 2; and the Stromsoe, cf ..... 0 olTake You Home Again, Kathleen” ! missions. Only eight dollars will man of Our Lady’s committee, and Holy Family Tigers taking one \ m iC H I and, we hope, a few new ones can 'queen of the day, crowned the sta Ex-Denver Nuns — land other selections. Bernard buy one. from Annunciation’s Cardinals, 5 ToUl» ...... 24 19 ^; Wood and Robert Loeffel took pic- help him raise five hundred and tue of Our Blessed Mother, and to 0. W H EEL IS sixty dollars. Francis .Masten, chairman of the REGIS TEAM ' tures of the group. GOD’S HELPERS Mark Jubilees The schedule for Sunday, May PLAYER AB. H. PO. Alfred Griebling has been Members of the Near East Altar Eucharistic committee, was her 2b ...... 2 I TWELVE 7, will find the Annunciation Car chosen editor of the Frangalian for Sodality, our MONICA GUILD, re- escort. The exercises of the day dinals meeting St. Joseph’s Bull- Flaherty, ss ..... 2 I The twelve Popes Pius were all opened with Holy Communion for Two Catholic sisters who for McDermott, p ...... 8 1944-45 to succeed Neil Campbell. truly great Pius XII has suffered place tattered vestments of God’s Heit. If ...... 2 missionaries and other members of the student body. merly served in Denver, have N'cklesi, rf ...... 8 He will be assisted by Catherine serenely in the loneliness of the .Mrs. Shafroth gave a v e ^ in reached jubilee milestones in their Yan’lto. 8b ...... 3 jjHaney, who replaces Mary : Vatican. Pius V, whose feast is the STUDENT SUPPORT CLUB teresting address to the junior religious lives. Plans Completed Villa», lb ...... 3 oiSchrefer. Dick Ruhland will take May 5, once suffered the same way. Ihelp to train more of His priests. Hutrn’jton, cf ...... 3 J over the business management, This they do by giving only one nurse aides on Thursday of last Sister M. Sebastian of the Sis Gibbi. c .... 8 All over his world the lamps were week. ters of Loretto marked her silver handled this year by Jack McCabe. going out In his name, give a dollar a month. Jack Reilly and Bob Trujillo jubilee in religion April 23 at a For School Prom Total a ...... 24 4 21 2 The lively campaign for seats in sanctuary lamp to a Near East St, Frincis* ...... 0 2 0 0 0 0 0— 2 PAG E A D A Y called on old friends in the high special Mass in her honor in Santa Rejfii ...... 0 0 1 0 2 0 x— 8 the Student Senate was brought mission for seven dollars. It will school this week. Both boys are Fe, N. Mex. Sister M. Sebastian Errors: Owsley, Donovan. Mahoney. to a clo.se with the arrival this prove that Christ still reigns. Someone turns one page each day (Annunciation Pariih, Denver) in the library of Trinity College, home from the front on short formerly taught in the Holy Fam The Wellshire Country club near Flaherty„ 2. „ „Three-base hit: Heit. Struck week of the Rev. Edward Dowling, THOSE FLOWERS Dublin, of the famou.s old Book of leaves. ily school in Denver. Denver will be the scene of the 't?ir:"’“off 'M-cDrrmoVt'I.'* S.J.. nationally known authority on What flowers are you bringing to Kells. Because it is in a glass case, Sister M. Adjuta of the Poor Annunciation junior-.senior prom Garland J. Hit’ by pitched ball: G a r la n d iStudent government and 8 member the feet of Mary during her month? it is well preserved. But our priests Sisters of St. Francis Seraph, a Tuesday, May 9, at 9 p.m. Music (Stromsoe. Schuster). Time of same: of the staff of the Qiieen’g Work, nurse in St. Elizabeth’s hospital in 1 ;SS. Umpires: Vitale and Lucero. St. Louis, Mo. The successful can- A statue of Our Lady in a humble turn many pages of the Mass book Westside Parish will be furnished throughout the every day. Can you give one for Lincoln, will celebrate her golden CATHEDRAL TEAM Near East chapel for only fifteen evening by Stan Arunach and his ten dollars? jubilee in the sisterhood on May orchestra. PLAYER AB. H. PO. A dollars or her picture for five? J. Jepton, »» ...... 2 Denver Lad Graduated TBET’RE THE SAME SIZE. 10. Sister M. Adjuta served in BELIEVE IT OR NOT. PTA Will Meet Denver from 1896 until 1906. The junior-senior banquet will McOanahan. 2b ...... 3 also be held that evening in the A. J^ son , c ...... 8 Milln. lb ...... 2 From Marine School (Pre»enlatlon Pari»h, Denver) Olin hotel at 5:30. The banquet Seighworih, cf ...... 8 JOHN R. COYLE trntf • ! Mtnnninlottlom t* is exclusively for the juniors and Utard. 3b ...... 2 The PT.\ will hold its monthly Semler-Byrne Vows — OPTOMETRIST — meeting in Redmen hall Tuesday seniors. Daugherty. If ...... I Camp Elliott, San Diego, Calif. I Collins, rf ...... 3 — Marine Pvt. Leo Joseph Smith, Officat at Cithotlc T U ir East IDclfart Assodatfon evening. May 9, at 8 o’clock. The Exchanged in Iowa The queen. Miss Helen Roach, Ryan, p ...... 8 pupils of Sisters Mary Bernadette will be accompanied by Joseph Cas Dc Her. lb ...... 0 son of Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, SEARS.ROEBUCK AND CO Jlarie. Mary Jude and Mary Do sidy. Her attendants. Miss Jeanne of 257 S. Pennsylvania street,' Totals ...... 22 0 18 Denver, has been graduated from ; 4H0 Lexington Are. 8t i6xh St. New York 17, N. Y. minica will entertain. Installation Herbert A. Semler and Miss Miller and Miss Mary Krouse, ST. JOSEPH’S of officers will take place. The Helen G. Byrne, both of Denver. will be escorted by Robert Gould PLAYER AB. H. PO. A. the infantry and Browning auto- i mothers of the seventh and eighth were married in St. Mathias’ and Ralph Fernal, respectively. R’jtt, rf ...... 4 0 0 matic rifle section senool at the | ^...... church, Muscatine, la., April 18. BruKtrt, Ik ...... 4 0 training center here. i graders will he hostesses. This will Pages to the queen will be Douglas Cupp. 2b ...... 3 3 be the last meeting of the season. I employe of the De Chante and James Joyce. Her DlTolla. lb ...... 3 1 Graduates of this school have; Walki. c ...... 3 Ifi TheTV,n HolyUM,. Namev.m o society will meet I Washington. Semler also crown bearer is Miss Nadine completed thorough training with worked Pfiafrr. 3b ...... 2 0 the B.A.R., M-1 Garand, and car in the old rectory on Monday eve Roach. Chaperons have been se McNVIlit, f f ...... 3 0 ning, May 8, at 8 o’clock. There years. Semler was bom and reared lected and" invitations issued to Malonr. as ...... 2 1 bine rifle.s, hand grenades, anti-! Dufficr. p ...... 3 Needed Immediately! will be a social hour after the in Denver and was a graduate of them. 0 bayonet, and knives for jungle Regis college. He was an employe warfare. i meeting. The committee in charge of ar- Totals ...... 27 8 21 3 The .A.ltar and Rosary societj’ of Collins, Peabody & Young rangements is composed of Kevin Cathfdral ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0— 0 Marines graduated from this members will receive Communion until he went to Washingiton. He Feely, Fernand Cain, Jack Roach, St. Joaeph'a ...... 16 10 11 x—9 school will be assig;ned to infantry On Construction Project Near Pasco, .Wash. Errors: J. Jrpaon. A. Jrpson. Seich- in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, is the son of the late August Mary Krouse, Joe Pavlokovich, battalions. Their training has; Semler, a pioneer, who drove the worth 2. Collint, Dufficy. Malone 2. prepared them for amphibious May 7. The members are asked to Dorothy Mayer, and Mary Lou Stolen bases: M. Malone, McNellia. L offer their .Communion for the first auto taxicabs ■ on Denver Scares. The director of the com Pflefer. Struck out; By Ryan 7. by landings and the establishing and' LABORERS HEAVY EQUIPMENT repose of the soul of Mrs. Norman streets. mittee is the Rev. James B. Dufficy 16. Ba-ct on ba llt: Off Ryan 6. securing of beachheads. MECHANICS The couple will remain in In off Dufficy S. Passed balls: A. Jepson 2. Pvt. Smith, bom Oct. 24, 1926, Rice. Hamblin. Time of came: 2:10. Umpires: Edgards MILLWRIGHTS The Needlework club is meeting dianapolis until Semler receives his and Chriatenaon. in Denver, attended St. Francis’ TRUCK DRIVERS (Service in the home of Mrs. H. Lord, 995 orders. He is stationed in Fort Ben HOLY FAMILY TEAM high school, where he won four CARPENTERS jamin Harrison, Ind. PLAYER AB. H. PO. A. letters in sports. He enlisted in and Supply) Hooker street. Thursday morning, Sebell. sa ...... 4 0 1 2 May 4, at 10 o’clock, and the Cathedral PTA Hallinan. c ...... 3 1 6 1 the marine corps Oct. 26, 1943. REINFORCING IRON -Altar and Rosary society will hold Gioaq, 3b ...... 2 RODMEN St. James’ Men Buy Hull, rf ...... 4 WORKERS its regular meeting at 1 o’clock the To Elect Heads Wacner. lb ...... 3 Good Shepherd Aid to PATROLMEN same day. Used Automobile Lot F’rella. 2b ...... 4 BRUSH PAINTERS May Devotion, Held Veraldi. if ...... 3 PROTECTIVE FIREMEN The final meeting of the Ca- Capra, cf ...... 3 Meet in O’ Boyle Home AUTO OILERS May devotions are being held thedral-St. James’ PT.A. for the Snyder. P ...._...... 8 every evening at 7:30 o’clock. David F. Finnigan, 2325 Ley LINEMEN 1943-1944 term will be held Mon Totala ...... 29 2 21 11 Father M. J. Blenkush is asking den, and Frank E. Brenner, 1350 HEAVY EQUIPMENT Monaco parkway, both of St. day evening. May 8, at 8 o’clock in ANNUNCIATION TEAM The Good Shepherd Aid society; those who live at a distance from PLAYER AB. 11. PO. A. will hold its regular meeting Tues GROUNDMEN t :. i James’ parish, have purchased an Oscar Male hall, 1845 Logan M’p’ ia, 3b ______2 0 1 1 OILERS the church to recite the Rosary street, Denver. day, May 9, at 2 p.m. in the home and other prayers before a shrine automobile sales room site at Col Carboni. 8b ...... 2 ELECTRICIANS fax and Jasmine, Denver. Election of officers will be held. Shay, lb ...... 4 of Mrs. B. M. O’Boyle, 2530 E .! STRUCTURAL IRON of Mary in a family group every Cassidy, ss ...... 2 14th avenue. Assisting Mrs. It is their intention to build Mrs. T. J. Morrissey, president evening in May. Cooka rf ...... O’Boyle es hostess will be Mrs. W. WORKERS (Riggers) ELECTRICIAN HELPERS one of the best automobile sales of the Catholic Parent-Teacher Glivor. c ...... Confession will be heard Thurs App’lisse, ss ...... a...... H. Sullivan and Mrs. Emma! day, May 4, from 3:30 to 5 o’clock, rooms and service stations in league, will install the new officers following the election. Joyce. 2b ...... Thompson. ALSO OTHER SKILLED AND SEMI-SKILLED OPENINGS and again at 7 p.m. in preparation upper Park Hill. Meanwhile they Peketi. If ______for first Friday. have their offices at 6001 E. Col The highlight of the meeting Straface, p ...... ____ The Young Ladies’ sodality will fax. will be the fashion parade by stu Gonnett. cf ...... UNION PACIFIC Finnigan has been in the auto dents of the home economics class, Comminillo, p*cf ...... Transportation Advanced Attractive Scale of Wages have charge of the sanctuary in R A IL R O A D May. business since 1925. Brenner has modeling clothes they have made Totala ______..29 21 11 been in the automobile business in class, and an art exhibit by the Holy Family ______1 8 0 0 0 0 1— 6 | NEEDS AnnunciatioD ______0 0 0 0 0 0 0— 0 WORK WEEK 54 HOURS, TIME AND ONE-HALF FOR WORK 24 years, having spent seven years art class. The student orchestra RAILROAD WORKERS will furnish the music. Two-bate hit: Ciotq. Left on batet: Couple to Be Wed in with Packard organization, five Holy Family team S, Annunciation team IN EXCESS OF 40 H O U RS with Buick, and one with Olds- 7. Baaea on balla: Off Snyder 1. off Uschinlata, Boilermaken, Blackamitht. mobile organizations. Cammlnnlllo, 2, off Straface 2. Struck Electricians, Carmen. Chapel of Fitzsimons Archbishop to Give out; By Comminnillo 3. by Straface 3. Sheet Hetal Workers— Pipefltteri. GUARANTEED HOUSING FOR ALL PEOPLE EMPLOYED by Snyder 5. H ite: Off Snyder, 4 in 4 W omen’s Press Club Innlngt; off Comminillo, 1 to 2; off Strt- Mechanic'. Helpers and Labonn. Miss Mary Elizabeth I^nckley, Confirmation May 28 ftce, 1 in 6. Hit by pitcher; By Snyder Brakemea. Switchmen and Firemen. Officers Are Named 1, by Comminillo 1. Winning pitcher' Telegraph Operatora— (Paid while yon Applicants must bring draft registration and classification, social security daughter of the late Arthur N. Snyder. Loelng pitcher: Comminillo. learn). card and proof of citizenship. Hinckley of St. Joseph, Mo., and The aacrament of Con Chair Car Attandanta and C oach Cpl. Elmer Richard Killman. son The Catholic Women’s Press firmation will ba adminia- Cleanen. of Mrs. Selma Killman, will be club of Denver held its final dinner tered by the Moat Rev. Arch- Extra Gang Labortrs and Section Men. meeting of the current club year Anyone presently employed in essential industry or leaving essential em married Thursday morning at 11 biahop Urban J, Vehr in the JUNIOR PAROCHIAL Dining Car Cooks and Waitara. Monday evening in the Denver Dry ployment to apply for these jobs will not be considered. i in the Fitzsimons hospital chapel Cathedral of Denver on Pen- BASEBALL LEAGUE Signalman, Linemen and Helpen. near Denver. Lt. Henry D. Sutton, Goods tearoom. The annual election tecoat Sunday, May 28, at the Steal Eraetionmen and Maaona. of officers took place. C.SS.R., Catholic chaplain, will Pontifical Macs at 10 o’clock. B. 4k B. Carpentara, Painten and officiate at the ceremony. Mrs. Following are the officers for More than 100 adult converta SCORES WEEK OF APRIL 20 Helpen. Lawrence DeBonis, aunt of the the coming club year: President, who have been received into Annunciation team 9, Bleated ^era* As weU at many other claatiScatlont. COMPANY, REPRESENTATIVE ment team 0. bride, will be matron of honor and Mrs. Mary McAboy; first vice the Church in the peat Recently Increased R a t« of Pay Holy Rotary team 7, Cathedral team 4. Now in Effect will interview applicants at David Breakvill, best man. Miss president and pronam chairman. year in the parith will ba St. Vincent de Paul'a 8, St* Philo* If you are not employed in an aaaantial Hinckley has been a nurse in Den Miss Hazel Costello; second vice among thoae who will receive mena'# 2. 8t. Francia de Salct* 18, St. John'a 6. industry at your highaat tkill aad want ver for the past three years. She president and membership chair the aacrament at that time. GAMES SCHEDULED WEEK OF MAY 6 to help in the war effort apply at War Manpower Commission attended St Mary, college in Leav man, Miss Ida Kirwin; third vice It it alto expected that a Annunciation team vt. Cathedral team. cither— enworth, Kans., and the Seton president and press chairman, Mrs. large number of aoldiera from Bleated Sacrament team et. Holy United States Employment Service -Rotary team. Union Pacific Railroad school of nursing in Colorado nearby army poata will be Helen Jackson; recording secre St. Francia dt Salet* t i . St. Philo* Employment Office, 550 Broadway, Denver Springs. Cpl. Killman attended tary, Miss Barbara Bach; corre- confirmed on that Sunday. mena’t. 1221 17th Street, Denver, Colo. school in St. Paul, Minn., and is a roonding secretary, Mrs. Anna An inatruction - data in St John*! et. St, Vincent de PauPt. Or oiftacl member of the army medical corps. Curtis; treasurer, Mrs. Max Hum preparation for tho tacra- Interested applicants residing outside of Denver coritacti kY U. S. Railroad Retirement Following a short wedding trip the your nearest United States Employment Service office. melJ. Mrs. Thomas Vincent, this ment will be held in St. Paul’a Your Purchase of War Bonds Board, 1717 Champa street, couple will make their home in and Stamps Helps Secure Your year’s program chairman, declined chapel of the Cathedral on Denver, Colo. Denver. re-election. Monday. May 8. at 8ilS p.m. Future. y m
Thursday, May 4, 1944 Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 PAGE NINE USO Women Plan POTTERY MAKING IS FINE ART Fr. J. J. Guzinski FRIED Al. Bennett IN VAIL COMMUNITY CENTER JUMBO SHRIMP Thu is Jait One of Many Men’s Clothing Dept. Victory Garden The Vail Community center, 1939 classes ori^nally planned for Gains in Healtk Delidou* Choice* on Our Menu 1904 W. ,12th avenue, continues to the boys and girls of junior and be recognized for its outstanding intermediate age attracted the FISH DINNERS Society Brand & Comes spring and It is victory work in crafts. Its projects include seniors, with the result that (St. Joieph’* Pariih, Denver) garden time! The women’s divi several creative crafts of self ex models of bowls, pitchers, vases, The condition of the Rev. J. J. Brayton Clothes pression, of which pottery making and candlesticks of original design Guzinski is slightly improved. sion boasts the only USO victory is the most outstanding. Early in soon were on display in the center. Miss Dorothy Barr was elected garden in Denver, Tools and seeds A deposit o f red soil with a large May queen. are available and the WACs and clay content was discovered in the The PTA is awarding a beauUful 1718 BROADWAY soldiers are already planning an lot behind the center. This was the set of door chimes. The high school FREDERICK WERDER, OWNER students are active in this cause. The mflV Co. early Larvest. only clay used. The only tools TBET I E FOB used were nimble fingers, a knife, The chimes will be presented on 2ND FLOOR The NCCS-WD entertained 75 and a large spoon. No kiln was Mother’s day. Let Vs Help You at 'I women after the showing of a needed, as sunbaking was suitable The Polish National alliance is WAC recruiting film on Monday, i to this type of clay. Individual de completing arrangements for the May 1, at 8:30 p.m. The women PIRISH SOCIIl signs for the decorations were se Polish May celebration. The follow HOUSE CLEANING TIME first saw the film in the Tele- ing program has been arranged: I lected from public library books Send U8 your CURTAINS, RUGS and DRAPES, etc. News theater and then were Frank Cuba, chairman; introduc brought to the club in army cars. on the subject. Prompt Service The popularity of the craft tion of master of ceremonies, S. Sgt. There a speech was given by Capt. Bert Gizeski; national anthem, MUNICIPAL and Trelia Welch of Omaha. Refresh drew such a wide interest that in CaU PEarl 2461 a short while a potter’s wheel was audience; speech, Gail Ireland, ments were served by the WACs state atorney general; song, grade CORPORATION BONDS stationed in the recruiting office. eetablished in the work shop. The LALm RY AIVD wheel was homemade, operated .school children; speech. Mayor Ben Lt. Irene Stanley and Lt. Sara (Holy Fomily Parish, Denrer) F. Stapleton; patriotic poem, Miss LAXTZ DRY CLEANING Reed of the local office presided by a motor from an electric PREFERRED and Sale of tickets for the annual washing machine. Molds were Mary Bartle; prayer for Poland Our Office I» Open from 7 A. M. Until 9 :3 0 P. M. at the refreshment table. Guests (song), glee club of St. Joseph’s of honor at the party were Capt, social Thursday, May 11, in made and liquid clay was used in for Your Convenience COMMON STOCKS Elitch’s Gardens has been greatly pouring larger vases and other high school; speech in Polish, Stan Welch of the Seventh service ley Giborowski; Pod Bialcm Orlem command in Omaha, Maj. Bill accelerated by the attraction of articles. (song), Polish Harmony club; Goebel, Lt. Irene C. Stanley, Lt. Johnny Richards’ orchestra, popu After a study of the potter’s art speech, Gov. John C. Vivian; We specialize in securities of this area. . Sara P. Reed, Lt. Louis Lavine larly known as “ The Band From and research into firing methods, speech, U. S. District Attorney We invite your inquiries. of Denver, and M. Redpath, ATC, Movie Land,” featuring Frank the children decided they should from Rosecrans Field, Mo. Tachen, Val Demar, and Pat Kaye Thomas Morrissey: Wroemy Tam Lillian have a kiln and set about to gather (song), Polish Harmony club; The navy mothers held their as soloists. The Trocadero has the materials. The kiln was built been redecorated. New prome speech, Michael Marranzino; clos S u l l i v a n & C o m p a n y regular meeting in the club on by Paul Scholz, a brickmason, who ing speech, the Rev. Edward J. BRE]\ ]\ AIV Monday, May 1, at 7 :30 p.m. They nades have also been installed. donated his services after the nec Early sale of tickets indicates that Franezkowski; musical duet, Henry will b« happr to siv t Tour Fur Cott Security Building Phone TAbor 4264 will have a tea Thursday at 2 p.m. essary iron and bricks were sal and .Sylvia Radyx; Poli.sh National S.lecUon btr penonti xttontion dur- Guests of the club the past a record crowd will be present vaged by the children from city Isc Dupitr't Rtcord-Bruking Tickets are $1 per couple plus anthem, Polish Harmony club and week included Mrs. R. Mays and dumps and hauled to the center in audience. FUR VALUES son Dickie, who spent a few hours the 20-per-cent federal tax, and wagon trailers attached to their in the clubhouse between trains. may be had from members of the bicycles. After the first fire in Ask About Our Fur Sloragm Mrs. Mays’ husband is stationed p 'a l^ or at the rectory. their new pottery kiln was lighted, LEGAL NOTICE in England. Th^^-Altar and Rosary society the young potters immediately Office of the KEEP UP THE HOMES Pvt. Catherine McDonald is will receive Communion in a body fired the vases and bowls they had TREASl RCR spending her furlough in Denver in the 7:30 Mass Sunday, May 7. fashioned during the recent City and County of Denver A “ Gct-Acquainted” party will months. Municipal Buildinir visiting a brother. Pvt. P. Mc Denver, Colorado Donald of Lowry Field. be held for the women of the This year the boys and girls are YOU’RE FIGHTING FOR parish following the short regular doing hand-modeling and design NO. G-277 Miss Rose Castagna, with the NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL bu.siness meeting of the Altar and ing and are making wall plaques USO-NCCS-WD in Sidney, Nebr.. Rosary society Thursday, May 11, ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF is spending a four-day leave at with handmade rosebuds that are APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF at 2 p.m. in the school hall. Games TREASURER’S DEED Patronize These Reliable Firms the club. being painted in the under glaze will be played and refreshments in their natural colors. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and will be served. All women of the more especially to The Robinson Brick Mrs. Ellen Trepper Is the in Company, City and County of Denver, 'The LEGAL NOTICE parish are invited to attend. Moffat iSinnH Improvement District; structor in all the art classes held You and each of you are hereby notified Office of the Kathleen Ann, infant daughter in the center. After working with that on the 26th day of November. 1985, CONCRETE FLOOR STAIN TREASURER of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Woert- the Spanish-speaking children of the Manager of Revenue, ^•O fficio Treas C(t7 and Countr of DanTcr man, was baptized Sunday after urer of the City and County of Denver and Munidpai Building the center and observing the re State of Colorado, sold at public sale to Colorflfx Plus if an actual STAIN— no p«^cIin(t or blUtering. Denver, Colorado noon. The sponsors were Mr. and sults of their efforts with crayons, City and County of Denver, the applicant, NO. G-278 Mrs. Thomas J. Digenan. water colors, and poster paints, who has made demand for a Treasurer's Brick stain in all colors and White for brick or Stucco Mrs. James Delaney is chair Deed, the following deecribed real estate, NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL she is favorably impressed with situate in the City and County of Denver surfaces. No peeling or blistering— Waterproof. ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF man of the eighth grade break their instinctive feeling for design, and State of Colorado, to-wit: APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF fast to be sponsored by the PTA rhythm, contra.st, balance, and South Two Hundr^ Five (S 205 f t ) GIFTS FROM BAUR'S Wood Shingle Stain that does not peel but prevents warping i TREASURER’S DEED on June 4. variety, all evidenced by their Feet of North Four Hundred Twenty- Five (N 425 f t ) Feet of Block Eight and splitting. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and more especially to John M. PerrinM. Buenna A cla.ss of 145. 18 adults and work. (8). Reteni Subdivision ; M. GabardI, The Moffat Tunnel Improve 127 children, w a s confirmed Under Mrs. Trepper’s direction that said tax sale was made to aatisfy the Say It Beat On Materials Only or the Work Gjmplrte ment District. City and County of Denver; Wednesday. May .3, at 8 p.m. by the children play creatively with delinquent General taxen assessed against You and each of you are hereby notified said real estate for the year 1988; that that on the 28rd day of November, 1982. the Most Rev. Archbishop Urban color and design and grow in their said real estate was taxH in the name DENVER RRICK STAIN COMPANY the Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officio Treas J. Vehr. color and design awareness. Cre of Robinson Brick C o.; that the statutory urer of the City and C/Ounty of Denver and ative ability that balks at rules, period of redemption expired November CHerrr 108.'? 1158 California St. State of Colorado, sold at public sale to 26th. 1988: that the same has not been MOTHER’S City and County of Denver, assignor o f . dictation, and patterns finds en redeemed; that said property may be re Buenna M. Gabardt, the applicant, who I couragement, appreciation, and deemed at any time before a Tax Deed has made demand for a Treasurer’s Deed, ‘More Cookies’ Is understanding in Mrs. Trepper’s is issued; that a Tax Deed will be issued - E A R L J .- the following described real estate, situate! method of instruction, which in to the said City and County of Denver, in the City and County of Denver and lawful holder of said certificate, on the DAY S^ Mi^oinsiDtHuin] State of Colorado, to-wit: spires simplicity and directness. 15lh day of September at 5 o'clock p.m., STROHMINGER I.ot Seven (7), in Block Five (51, Plea of Soldiers Besides her work with the chil 1944. unless the same has been redeemed Emerys Subdivision of Highlands: before 5 o'clock p.m. of said date. Equal to 3-
The Means for Better Vision nPPFiyOPHITf a m o u s c a t h o l ic n o v e l is t 11 The examination of eyes and the correct fitting^ of glassea com i* bines scientific knowledge and professional skill of the highest TO WRITE ABOUT SOUTHWEST SPRING FOODS type. To assure accuracy we utilize the latest scientific optical instruments, supplemented by our extensive experience in the (Continued From Page One) ligioue Literature of the Sixteenth from correction of eye defects. sionary-explorer in the American Century. English scholars will welcome this work with the same Southwest. Dr, White has spent enthusiasm with which the gen FOR IN 8 R O E S considerable time gathering ma eral public greets her novels. This B yiA IS DPAD SWIGERT BROS. terial,.chiefly in the famous Hunt work, dealing with the interaction SAFEWAY ington library in San Marino, of religious snd social criticism of Belter Vision Optometrists Good Service Calif., where she has a fellowship. this period, is another in the thor (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) She has found her studies and in ough studies Miss White has made for Every Age At Right Brices Mother Ignatius will be celebrated care and part-pay care health vestigations fascinating, and those of the literature of the sixteenth 1550 California KEystone 7651 who know her work are confident century, which is her p r^ er field in the chapel of the Queen of services. The Ave Maria clinic that she >^11 « v e her public, not in English. Others are The My»- Heaven Memorial school Thursday Newly Point Free GLASSES INDIVIDUALLLT STYLED and the work of the Dominican only a compelling atory, but also liciem of William Blake (her doc at 10 by the Rt. Rev. Joseph Bo- Sisters of the Sick Poor also con will throw light on an inmortant toral dissertation); English Devo setti, V.G. Interment Mt. Olivet. Highway, Whole Kernel, 1 O#* facet of our American Catholic tional Literature: HOO-lSiOt and CORN WWW ^ wy w ▼ tributed to this remarkable total Boulevard service. A Rosary was: w w i i n Golden Bantam, 12 or. can..._...... I O C of charitable work. history. The Metaphysical Poets. Of this last work a critic for the New York said by the Queen of Heaven Aid This record was accomplished de She has chosen for her principal R R R N Country Home, Cream Style. i A ee Times said, “ Yet, if her book is spite new all-time highs in the de character the Franciscan friar, society, in which the nun took a U U n H Go|(jen Bantam, No. 2 can...... I ■? C THEODORE solid, it is far from having any of REQUIESCANT mands made upon the hospitals Francisco Garces, an intrepid ex strong interest, at 4 p.m. Wednes plorer and missionary without that academic sogginess that can and in the number of patient-days day. Survivors are a sister, Mrs. | care given. Volunteer insurance peer. He made five exploratory so easily creep into the work of a Libby Cut, No. 2 can...... 1 0 c IN PACE professional student and teacher.” Mary Barette of Padua, Italy, and plans, particularly the Blue Cross, journeys, nearly always alone, and her two sons, who are doctors in HACKETHAL brought the Gospel to more In Writinf Is Rocraation have expanded the services of the the Italian army. hospitals for the lower income dians than any other missionary of When asked how she managed £xtr& StBndsrdi No. 2 ^ '2 can... 1 4 c ALICE I. KIENAST. 153 S. Emereon Mother Ignatius, the former Air Conditioned street. Survivini: arc her haiband, groups. The great increase in pa his era. He was martyred in an to turn out so many scholarly Harry H. Kienatt: a dauffhttr, Delores tients cared for and services ren uprising of the Yuma Indians on Rose Dossena, Wes’ born Sept. 2, works despite all her teaching, lec 1866, at Lodi, Lombardv, Italy, Kienast; a son. Harry H. Kienatt, Jr.: dered was made in spite of dan July 19, 1781, at the age of 43, turing, and participation in van * ^ A S Belle, No. 2 can...... 1 4C MORTUARY her father, Martin MeDonaJd. Glendale. just 14 miles from the home of Aria.: two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Bannon, gerous decreases in staff member but his short missionary career ous club works, Dr. White said 1449-51 Kalamath St. Denver: Mrs. Jack McGinnis. Minne* ships. The heroic work of the was so active that he is ranked be Ihlr s"bp Mother Cabrini. When she came Phone MAin 4006 apolis, Minn.: two brothers, Martin Me* self-sacrificing sisters, the vastly side Junipero Serra as an evange- Standard Cut. No. 2 can ...... 1 2 c Donald. Denver: and John McDonald. the order, she was aeriously ill.; depleted staffs of physicians and lizer. His cause has been pre writes a chapter or a paragraph Silver Flume. Requiem Mass was of Fears that she was dying were fered Saturday in St. Frtneis de Sales' technicians, and the work of the sented for possible beatification at whatever moment she can find countered by Mother Cabrini, who church. Interment Mt. Olivet. W, P. nurses who stayed on the home- and canonization. Although over- time. She disclaims any hobby, Jam “.'i f 53c Horan A Son service. front enabled the hospitals to loqked by many mission chron but says, “I enjoy my t-^hing^and, assured ^ her she would live to a Coffee ANTHONY MEZNAR, 4581 Vrain carry on with unflagging zeal their iclers, his journeys and explora my students a great deal, Peanut Butler,".™'’ ., 25c street. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Rose tions in Afexico, Arizona, and came to Denver in 1904 and con NOB HILL, CIIECKEI Meznar: a eon. Rudolph Meanar, yeo great work of easing human suf have certain scholarly intere.sts, 1 lb. bag...... 2 5 c man second class: three daughters. Mary Southern California have earned especially in the field of the his- sidered this city her home ever Peaches .. 19c and Rose Meznar and Mrs. Anthony fering. EDWARDS, CABS for him the title of “ pathfinder. tory of ideas; I like to write stories Jlfh Siz<>. Lesser. Requiem Mass wgi offered A $20,000 memorial statue to him 1 lb. b ag...... 2 6 c Prunes j 29c ED DUNOON. Mfr. Wednesday in Holy Family church. In Volunteer Charity and put all the time into that I hug terment aMt. Olivet, Boulevard service. was erected in Bakersfield, Calif., can. ” Miss White teaches ere- business concerning DEL MONTE, XA. 2233 Lawtit Zoned Rate* 3 2 c WILLIAM H. L e a h y , Tucson, Aria. Work Is Important in May, 1939. ative writing as well as English 1 Ib. gl.c...... KaiSinS < Ih. bug ...... 46c 'AVW.W/.VWWWVWiMA Husband of the late Gertrude Leahy. The work of such groups as the This work should prove for Miss literature at Wisconsin, and she is When the nuns came from Italy, Morning Glory. ^ Services and interment were conduct^ they were commonly addressed as 17c Monday in Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Society of St. Vincent de Paul White a worthy successor to her also a popular student adviser to UatS 1^^ piiB. . service. three previous novels, all of "Mother,” a translation of the provided a t6tal .of $23,545.13 to the collegians. Salad Wafers 2 Ih. bojt 34c ALTAR BREADS MERLE SOBOTT; 1229 Bannock which have won wide acclaim. In She has done considerable pub Italian title. Later they adopted Lamb street. She is aurrived by her'inother. ward family welfare. This sum, the American style of "Sister” Nahi*ro. 1933 she wrote A Walc/t in the lic speaking and has always en aSHOUI.DRR ROASTS, Mrs. Nellie Sobott. Requiem Mass and though not approaching the much with only the superior being Sugar Wafers r^lln bag 16c SEWING interment took place In Lincoln, Nebr. .Night, an outgrowth of her studies gaged in organizational work. She Neek Off. Grade AA. greater amounts spent in institu known as “ Mother.” Mother Ig Boulevard service. in mysticism and her visit to the belongs to a number of Catholic Neck Off. Grade $1.09 LittU Girls' Dretset, Evibroidtry. tional care, is nevertheless very natius, however, clung to her title, r l O U T Enr, 25 Ih. ak...... Monofframinff, Fte. MARY MABEL JOHNSON, W. 82nd Italian region where the sons of clubs and is a representative Cath- AA, per pound . 3 2 c avenue and Mt. Olivet road. Surviving important because it represents . , ■ _____ „ . for she said it was given to her by St. Francis first began to develop SHOULDER CHOP?. Bisquick oz. rUg...... 31c THE SISTERS OF THE are her husband. Edgar W. Johnaon; a real charity carried right into the daughter. Mra. Mary Edwards; four sons, the work of their founder. Mem Grade AA. GOOD SHEPHERD Robert. Frederick. Richard, and Phillip homes that need it most. This work bers of religious communities have 24c and J.W, ,nd Ih, Committ,, to per pound 3 8 c CK0C0l&t6 Aguila, bar _ TELEPHONE PEARL t4*l Johnson. Requiem Masn was offered has even become more vital in marveled at the insight into the Combat Anti-Semitism. In addi Although Mother Ignatius spoke C ^ Tolo. Bf^t. Wednesday in St. Joseph's church. war time when many families p.syehological____ ^______reactions to shel- English readily, it was difficult STEW, Grad* AA JO lb hag ... ■ 68c Golden. Interment Mt. Olivet. OHnger tion to the American As,sociation Point-Free, pound 1 7 c service. ' have been split up, and conditions:community life that this of University Women of which she for her to write in any language Royal Satin f.rrJ.'’",..■' 53c ANNIE J. O'CONNOR. 3342 Tejon have unsettled the lives of countless active teacher and lecturer mani- is president, she is a member of but Italian. This fact hindered j street. Surviving are her husband. others. The home and the family tested. the Modem’ Language Association ^er in preparing material concent! Michael E. O'Connor: a daughter. Mrs. have suffered much from the war, Spillane Mortuary Dramatized Famoui Conflict of America, and the American As- *dk her beloved superior. The I Mary E. Convoy: a sister. Mrs. Mary and it is the obscure work of this canonization of Blessed Cabrini PENNY SAVERS 1545 So. Broadway PElarl 0723 I Finn: and a brother. John Taheny. Re- Two years later she produced sociation of University Professors I quiem Mass was offered Monday in St. nature which has real charitable She belongs to the following honor awaits only the formal decree of Mrs. John FI. Spillane j Patrick's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. value. There were 1,274 families'^ Built B the Holy Father. It is not known [ 1 ] GRAPEFRUIT JUICE „ „ 13c ; Olinger service. and 4,718 individuals assisted,!"” ” ^*' which she dramatized societies: Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Funeral Director and Embalmer Kappa Phi, Pi Lambda Theta, Phi whether the Pope will defer this AUGUSTINE GONZALES. 1690 De which is proof that there are still the conflict between Pope Gregory until after the war or will pro- [ 8 ] LIMA BEANS , . . . ______12c catur street. Surviving are hit wife, VII (the famous Hildebrand) and Delta Gamma, and Mortar Board Mrs. Maria Gonzales: two sons. Carlos many needs in the midst of plenty [1] BABY FOODS c,,.,...... 7c and John Gonzales; two daughters. Mrs. in this nation Emperor Henry IV, which was Dr. White was the recipient of Frank Jenks and Mrs. Felix Ortega. climaxed when Henry "went to the centenary LaeUre medal „f i St. Margaret Group work carried on by the p " [I'A] I Requiem Mass was offered Tuesday in nos.sa” to signify his subjection Notre Dame university on March .. .. ^ CHERUB MILK ______3 25c Little Flower center, the Vail|^ DR. R. IW. FRITZ St. Cajetan'a church. Interment Mt. tL authority of the Church. 15, 1942, when this award, an an Mother Ignatius did a va.st I Olivet, Theodore Hackethal service. Community center. amount of educative and social [ 2 ] SPAM ...... 34c And .Associates BENJAMIN A. WATTS. 1000 Cook Daughters'of America, the Knighul Countess of Tuscany, also nual prize for outstanding Catholic achievement given to a member of welfare work in her 40 years in street. Surviving are his wife. Mrs. off Columbus,Colomh... thetho Archbishop’s!Arrhhishon’,|f'«f“ ''es prominently In this book [ 3 ] TOMATO SOUP Camphsll, ran ...... D entists ; Katherine Kelty W atts; a son. Caldwell the laity of the United States, was Denver. Besides teaching music (0« ISth Street I20t Uth Street M. Walts: two brothers, the Rev. Wil guild, the Queen’s Daughters, the ."’u u "u “' a'" ? * voted to her for her exceptional and embroidery to the children in [ 2 ] MARGARINE B.nk. i ib. c„ ...... 1 ^c KEretone 8721 TAbor S7tl liam H. Watts and Harry Watts, both Junior Catholic Daughters, and the' " 7 * 2 rtnrih n^^n the home, she frequently visited of Nutley. N. J. Requiem Mass was work in literature, criticism, lec DENVER. COLORADO Tahernacle soHetv rendered «o.S - Church. In an Van Camp Vegetarian, No. 800 ran______offered in the Cathedral Saturday. In in fv >" Commonweal in 1935, turing, and leadership. She was the sick in hospitals and in their [1 3 ] BEANS 13c terment Mt. Olivet. George Hackethal homes. Since the war, one of her orni'ln XL-nrW has imnnrtnnt nlnrp''' I'll® observed that Cardinal the 60th recipient of this medal service. group work has_an_important place pguih^^er of Munich was emulat- and the 1.3th woman to receive it. favorite occupations was repairing JOHN JOSEPH LUCERO. Drnver. in the broad field of social wel- rosaries for the use of soldiers. She Surviving, , are his _ wife. Mrs. Nerea .fare. These groups provide con- ing Gregory VII in his opposition The citation accompanying the Miles - Dryer-Astler to the emerging power of the award said: “ Mi.ss White’s literary renovated thousands of them in the P v n oh n T , Au7ori l^cero'Vu’; | *tructive leadership for the devel- Nazis. succes.ses have been remarkable but past two years. daughters. Amelia 1. Zapata. Isleton. opment 01 those who are aided. Her third novel. To the End of none more so than the devout Cath Printing Go. Calif.: Sebronica L. Calbo. Lafayette: rx> Favor Granted Veronica L. Coztillo, Dynci, W yo.: and Three Orficeri Die the. World, which appeared in olic life which she has achieved Florence L. Main. Denver. Requiem 1939, was a masterly study of the and which she admirably exempli A reader of the Register wishes Program* and Circulars In the election of officers of the Mans was offered Monday in St. Cajetan'a to publish thanks for a special church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Catholic Charities, three outstand French Revolution portrayed in fies through her talented mind and Tickets for I JERRY SATRIANO. 8083 W. 83rd ing pioneer members had to be its effects on the French clergy. heart.” favor received after prayer to Bazaars and Carnivals street. Surviving are a aoo. Sgt. Angelo replaced. These were John L. The hero is a young country priest The novelist-critic was awarded Blessed Martin de Porres. “Why Pay More?” Quickly Produced Satriano, with the armed force*; three Dower, K.S.G.; Herbert Fairall, who finds himself swept by the an honorary degree of Doctor of daughters. Matilda Gabardi. Florence political upheaval into the v e^ (Trademark) Rrasonahly Priced Satriano, and Nettie Elare, Broomfield; K.S.G.; and Miss Nellie Lennon, Laws from Mt. St. Scholastica col LEGAL NOTICE and nine grandchildren. The Roaary will all of whom died in the past year. center of the Parisian turmoil, lege, Atchison, Kans.. June 2, 1939, UMON LABEL IF DESIRED 'be recited Thursday at 8:30 p.m. In the -Mrs. John T. Tierney was elected where secretly he and the other when she delivered the commenre- ' Boulevard drawingroom. Requiem Maaa "non-juring” priests (clerics who NOTICE TO CREDITORS I will he offered Friday at 10 in Our Lady secretary to replace Miss Lennon. ment address at that institution. No. 71763 ! Wm.W.Myer Drugstores 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. refused the oath of allegiance to of Mt. Carmel church. Interment Mt. Other officers whiT^vere re-elected She has been honored by being in ESTATE OF Jowph E. Hummer, xlto KEvstone 6348 Olivet. Boulevard eervice. are the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, the revolutionary government) en- i„ the Gallery of Living known ss J. JL Hummor. dee«aa«^. INCORPORATED VALENTO VALENTINO. 987 O*. dangered their lives daily in the ceola alreet. Surviving are hi* wife. president: T. Raymond Young, Catholic Authors, which has been Notieo is horoby given that on the lOthj Colorado Owned Stores day of April, 1944. letter* of Adminiatra-! Mr*. Mary Valentino; three daughter*. first vice president; Mrs. M. J. shadow of the guillotine. Father assembled in Webster college, Web Emer>% the great Sulpician priest, tion wer* ititied to the undesigned as Mr«. Josephine Bottger. Mr*. Caroline O’Fallon, second vice president; ster Groves, Mo. . Administrator of the above named estate Englew ood 800 Santa Fe Dr. Martinea. San Francisco. Calif., and was the leader of the “ under John J. Sullivan. K.S.G., treasurer; Dr. White gladly shares literary and all persons having claims against said Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California Grace Valentino. Requiem Mass was the Rt. Rev. John R. Mulroy, di ground” movement, which brought estate are required to file them for allow* DORAN offered Tuesday in Our lAady of Mt. honors with her younger sister, •nee in the County Court of the City and Carmel church. Interment Mt. Olivet. rector; and the Rev. Elmer J. the ministrations of the Church Olive, who teaches in Bradley col 13th and California even into the prisons of those con County of Denver. Colorado, within six HATTERS' Kolka, associate director. lege in Peoria, 111. Olive is the months from said data or said claims will MICHAEL MULLIN demned to death. Reronditlonini Newly elected to the executive author of The King’s Good Servant, be forever barred. IT* Do Not Have Special Sales But Sell You ol Our Lowest .Michael Mullin, 2449 Race atreet. With three such novels as these, Serrica Excloiitclj^ committee were Mr.'. John Mur- a story of St. Thomas More, and B, C. HILLIARD. Jr.. Prices Every Day on All Drug Merchandise. died Thursday in St. Joseph'* ho*pital it is little wonder that readers and Administrator, aft^r a long illness. Born in Ireland 82 taugh, Thoma.s J. Tynan, and the Late Harvest, 733 £ . Colfax, at Clarkson students alike look forward anx years ago. Mr. Mullin had been a resi< Rev. John P. Moran. Others on the NOTICE TO CREDITORS CALL MAIN 6838 iously to Dr. White’s new book. Dr. White calls Sigrid Undset i^ ^F or Fre« Plck*ap and DeliTerr dent of Denver since 1894. He was a ESTATE OF Flor.nc, McCufn, d,c,a.«d. stonemason until his retirement 15 years executive committee are Dr. J. J. "the greatest living novelist.” and No. 71841 8errie« j e p h A ago. Surviving are a daughter, Mri. they .can turn to her new critical only wishes that she herself had Notio, ii horoby ffivon thti on th* 20th Call a Sabina Caldwell, Denver: three grand \ ery Rev. Harold \. Campbell, day o( April, 1944, l.tton of adminiatra- work to be published this month. written Kristin Lavransdaller, DOYLE’S children. Frank. Jr.: Martin, and Paul William T. Roche. J. Kernan tion wort itaued to tho underalgnod a, Caldwell. Requiem Ma*a waa offered Social Criticiem in Popular Re- which she considers a classical administrator of the above named estate The Beit In Monday in Loyola church. Ihterment Weekhaugh, C. D. O’Brien, Patrick masterpiece. and all persona having elaima atrainat said P.HARMACY ZONE CAB Mt, Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son service. S. Dolan, and the Rev. Hubert esute are required to Sic them for allow Helen White was born in New Ths Partlcciar Drnggtsl M A i n 7 1 7 1 USFaD Newell. ance in the County Court of the City and Haven, Conn.. Nov. 26, 1896. She 17TH AVE. AiND GRANT FDR.MTURE MICHAEL FLAHERTY No vena Begun County of Denver. Colorado, within ai« Prompt, Coartaoo* Serrlea montha from aaid date or aaid elaima will R*qui*m High Mass was offered Mon- The board of directors, includ attended Girls’ high school in KK. 8987 rBEB DEUVEBT CHEAPEB BATES ALSO NEW be forever barred. 'day m Si. Philomena's church for Michael ing newly named members, is Boston, and RadclifTe college, where CLEAN NEW CABS Cash or Credit B. C. HILLIARD, Jr.. I Flaherty. 1215 Milwaukee *tre«.T. who composed of the following: The she earned her A.B. in 1916, and Adminiatrator. died April 27 in Mercy hospital after an At Fort Logan A FULL LINK Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr. the Rt her M..4. in 1917. She taught for OP OFFICE I illne** of Kevertl year*. He was 79. r> ** t t. n i Iporn m Ireland. Mr. Flaherty had been ^ev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy. _ T T” .. , Itwo years in Smith college before ^ FURNITURE a re*ident of Denver *inre 1889. He|the Rt. Rev. Joseph J. Boselti, the E*t 1888 Because only the first contin-| Wi.sconsin in 1919. Shei operated a butioe** concern until his re- Very Rev. Harold V. Campbell, cent of wounded and injured men|j,„rned her Ph.D. from that insti- CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING We bur Tour household and office forni- itirement in 1924. Surviving are hi* » q \f..« T A lure for CASH, or exchange them for Iwif., Mr.. J.n» Fl.h.rty: thr« daugh-1Cccchini, Mrs. T. A. has arrived at the new convale.s- tution in 1924, with her work on anything in «tock. I ter*. Mi.**e* Margaret and Elizabeth | Cos^rin, Joseph A. Craven, Dr. cent training center in Fort Lo William Blake, in preparation for 4'la*i!«ined Ad s We rent Folding Chair*. Ca-'d and Ban* 1 Fiah»riy. Drnvrr. and Mra. Rita Gray. | Martin D. Currigan. Edward Day, gan, the number of .soldiers under which she read and studied all the Quet Tables. Dishes, Silverware, any* the chaplain’s care is considerably It will pay you to read ALL of th* following advertiienientt. tning in siorkt "n'"Cr.TlSra'r;dVr?«.^:n^^ L. great Catholic mystics, a study that| ElstaPlished 1883 . Thomaa Flahrrty. Danvar: and ona, Dower. Mrs. Thomas Gam.con, the reduced, and yet Lt. Lorenzo La- has been reflected in all her subse- ' L,eta of hooka. Experienced in all contact Rev. Monsignor Matthew Smith, St. Anne’s Plans tax work, can iniUll iyatenu. Phone ■J. T. DIN AN. CH. 2317 tability of your own,passing by Mrs. Helen Bonfils Somnes, Dr. in Wisconsin, are already flnding EA. 2662.______with the problem before them with the HUNT FOR REAL ESTATE. EM. 8787 the purchase of insurance and M. A. Spangelberger, Mrs. P. J. ______PRINTING______Regis Guild Meeting first trickle of returning war veter the making of your will. Make Sullivan. Mrs. J. T. Tierney, Annual Frolic Thomas Tynan, Mrs. John F. Vail, ans. These men present a challenge Caitins prieaa on buaintot card*. Itttarboada. Just say: “ I saw it advertised one more provision consistent •nvtlopoa, weddini and tchoel announew Galled for Sunday Dr. H. J. von Detten, Judge Joseph to American education that must be menu. Rodoart Prtntin* Co.. Sll Uth 8t in The Denver Cath with your provident regard for Walsh, and J. Kernan Weekhaugh. (Shrine of St, Anna, Arvada) met and solved, as an integral part[ 'The 21st annual social and olic Register.” your family. Select a lot in the of our post-war planning. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS The Regis Mothers’ club will hold The 1943 report will be the last MJring frolic will be held at cemetery of your choice and its annual May tea on Thursday, one covering the joint activities Elitch’s gardens May II. Tickets RacondiUoned pUno*. pUyara, crond* j of the Denver archdiocese and oroana (pitw and rood), ercboatral inotru- i First Communion erect thereon a family monu May 11, at 2 p.m. in Regis high may be had by calling Mrs. Philip Erickson Memorial Co. manta. T. R. Woilnr. tM Broadway. SP | ment which will appropriately school, Denver. There will be elec the Pueblo diocese, since the Campbell. 7884______' PICTURES Pueblo diocese recently organized MONUMENTS ■ MARKERS extend the memor>’, prestige tion of officers. Mrs. J. A. Mc Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shoemaker DRUG STORES That You’ll Be Proud of Donald will be chairman for the its own Catholic Charities with are the parents of a seven-pound Prompt Erection and influence of your name be tea, assisted by the officers and the Rt. Rev, Monsignor Aloysius baby girl, bom in St. Anthony’s from eoa of tbo moat oompltto HutchinsoD’s Pharmacy yond present life spans. Do this Miller, V.G., as director. diipUTs hi thia region. United Photo Studios Mmes. W. 0. Seirers, J. Bridges, hospital' April 26. She has been 8po«r BItAm Oppoaits Banlisa Your Naborbood Dracdat now. It will add so much to Eugene Lamansky, (J. L. Mona AH in all, the Catholic Charities named Judith Marie. Mr, Shoe Gardrna. CHenr 4721 Phon* SPruca 0688 700 Sa Poarl TA. 3412 1521 (Uirti* JAMES HUTCHINSON the comfort of those who sur ghan, W, J. McMenamy, G. G. of Colorado have compiled a re maker of the merchant marines, Morefeld, L. D, Mulligan, L. D. markable record of charity in the sUtioned at Oakland, Calif., ar vive. Fahey, J. W. Coleman, and Henry past year. Almost two-thirds of a rived home on a short furlough. Marcus. million dollars was dispensed in Pfc. Robert A. Logan is spend charity and charitable services. ing a 30-day furlough with his I STORE QUALITY COAL NOW! JACQUES BROTHERS The smooth operation of this great parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Lo ROCKVALE — KEBLER — LUDLOW — CEDAR Navy Molhers’ Clubs program is principally the work of gan of Arapahoe road. He also **I hast • eenfssaian U aaks. I haJ tlioaghi CANON — GORDON —' PINNACLE — WADGE 7»ar first iaUrttt womlfi bs m s af profit. Tog Since 1902 Monsigrnor Mulroy, who has visited with his brother. Lt. George fhows^ ois diffsrsntly.** directed the Denver Charities Logan in Davis-Monthan Field, MOFFAT Will Hold Tag Day A sUtemsnt Hko that meant oa that our 28 E. 6th Ave. TAbor 6468 since the beginning. The establish Tuscon, Ari*. Robert has seen understAnding ronduct of last ritaa for a loved ment of a Catholic Charities or active service in the Southwest Pa ons has boen what It sHoold bo. W t want alwayt The Navy Mothers’ clubs of ganization in the southern part of cific for 15 months. to rasrit such atatamenta. UNITED FUEL—KE. 6391 America will hold a state-wide Tag the state should further extend the Philip Campbell is confined to fck of the Mine Preparation day May 6. Denver clubs 462 and great ^ork of charity whidi is his home by an attack of rheu GEO. P. HACKETHAL 410 will sell tags on the street cor being done in Colorado. matism. COLD SPRING ners on this date. The proceeds FUNERAL DIRECTOR MONUMENTS will be used to carry on the Navy Your Purchase of W a r Bonds Your Purchase of War Bondi EA*t 1857 IKAUTIFUL CASniKS Mothers’ Service club, 1632 Seven and Stamps Helps Secure Your and Stamp* Help* Secure Your 2205 East Colfax, at Gaylord teenth street. Futur*. Futuroi I BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY
1 Thursday, May 4, 1944 Offlca, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4208 PAGE ELEVEN The Denver Catholic Register mmi *• P m id en t...... Mo«t Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. M Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. It • I Managring Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. «l i| Associate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, years after he had made his first to ascertain what patients ran be l< Buffalo Bill skipped orderly legal procedure to (> triumphal European tour. helped, what type o f music is suited J.C.D., LittD.; Rev. John Cavanagh, M.A., Litt.D.; Rev. Edward A. make a grandstand play, of "defy. • I A film that hat been shown in to varying disorders, the most de Breen, M.A., Litt.M.; Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A.; Leonard Tangney, ing the a rm y," and gleefully p o s ^ • I the past few weeks in different Den In their reviews, some o f the sirable instruments, and so on. in the arms of two soldiers "a s he II 11 A.B., Jour.D.; Max Greedy; Phil Hewitt; Mary Eisenman, A.B.; ver movie houses is an entertain national magazines questioned the Doctors believe that many of the was thrown out o f his office.” ing one about BiifTalo Bill, but it correctness of the story in the film It Linus Riordan, A.B., Litt.M. rases o f neurosis involve a eon- Without bothering to give the 11 can hardlr be termed the life of Buffalo Bill whether he killed Yel Tlict between the primitive emo barkgmiind o f the rase, dailies II Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. the great plainsman. It omits two low Hand in hand-to-hand combat! tions and the advanced processes across the country became hyster 11 II o f the things that gave him his in t h e .Sioux • Cheyenne war. o f rationality present in man. For ical in their panegyrics as they original fame — his career as a Though there may be some ques-i II example, a person is startled from sought to “ sell" the public the idea I t ponv express rider and the buffalo tion, we prefer to accept Buffalo| Published Weekly by sleep by a loud noise. A strong that this metrantile tycoon is a II hunts from whirh he drew his Bill's own account. He gave this 11 THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) fear is felt momentarily; his hairl knight in shining armor, bursting name. The film would indicate fact to Who'* W ho in America him rises, scalp prickles; if the shock! • I with eagerness to bleed for "the M 938 Bannock Street that hr was bitterly opposed to self. is heavy enough, adrenalin pours little people.” At last, this case is buffalo hunting on a large scale. from a gland into the blood stream We are not touting him as a before the eoiirls. Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 to give added fighting strength. great saint, but he had one of the In the Chicago fiasco, some pa Buffalo Bill— William Frederick These are “ primitive" reactions. most interesting lives of the raw pers dared compare U. S. soldiers Cody— gave the outstanding events The person heers a strong wind, de .American frontier, he was a superb with the Gestapo, but not so long of bis own life to Who'* ff'ho in cides that a door has banged, and Subscription: $1 per year. showman, and he died like a gen ago the same journals groped to America when he was living, and calmly gets up to rioae it. This tleman— at peace with He find sufficient praise for the m en' they may now be found in the his is reason taking over. Thursday, May 4,1944 deserved every bit o f his fame. in uniform when those tossed out toric volume o f that work. W ho But the mental ronflict between Our old friend, the late Father were labor leaders. Ho hum, let Wa* W ho, whirh deals with the emotion and reason in war time .Aloysius Brlickrr, S.J., never quit us turn to the unfunny funnies.— famous dead. He listed himself may be so extreme that a soldier chuckling over one thing in Buf Max Greedy. OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER as a scout and a showman. is deeply unsettled, unable to “ gel falo Bill's life. At some lime in hold" o f himself. He needs help,rip. The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. He was bom in Scoll county, his career ('.ody had the legal right .Alusir reaches the teal of the I Do Not Want We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What Iowa, F'rb. 26 , 1846, and liii father to perform civil marriages in IX’yo- “ primitive” emotions and ran ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or was killed in the Border war in ming. The ceremony always ended My Name on Bomb! ^ Kansas. Bill seiwed as a ponr ex arouse a pleasant, soothing rear- those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. with this: “ 3A bom God and BnlTalo 1 do not ivant mr njim« on ■ lion. Most music is made up of We hope The Register will be read in every home of the press rider in 1860-1861, when Bill have joined together, let no bomb! he was only 14 and 13 years old a shccession of harmonies; in its Archdiocese. man pul asunder." I not a parifiBi in aenae We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in He WHS a government scout and Pahatkn— liis Indian name— will very romposilion it tends to be peaceful. Through music may be that the word if popularly iiard, but the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. ' guide and a member o f the .’seventh not be forgnitrn by the West,— i,sn't the way to meet fi engendered a spiritual exaltation 1 do lovr prace, and I will fight + URBAN .T. VEHR. Kansas cavalry 1861 to 186.3, dor Mnnaignor Matthew .Nmilli. ing the Civil war. i.ouisa Krederici that is one o f the most ecstatic ex- like fury if needt be to preter^e nancial emergencies that Jan. 29, 1942. , Archbishop of Denver. peace. became bis wife March 6, 1866 perienees most of us know. Turning Back the threaten you . . . taxes, in j (when he was 20 years old). Our personal rearlions to miisir, I will buy war ilanipa to provide He got his name Buffalo Bill by Pages of Time the record of siieressfiil eures fiindf with which my country ran surance premiums, medi I contracting to furnish the Kansas .A friend from California, Mrs. through its use, and the theoreti- piirrhafc homba and biilleta. i Pacific railroad with all the buffaln . J. Braly o f Iji Mesa, has ral results of Its appliealion all far a« my amall income will per* cal or past-due bills. Let More Than 100 Participate tend to the belief that the study I meal needed to feed laborers en- sent IIS a r o p y o f the Colorado mit. I will even lend a hand to I gaged in the construrtion of the Catholic, dated .April 27. 1889. The in the army hospital is of great the making of them if it becomes us help you with a road, and in 18 months (1 8 6 7 -6 8 ) importance.— Millard F. Everett. necessary, and will even go so far paper was then in the fifth year of friendly, personal loan. killed 4,280 bison. From 1868 to its exislenrr and was edited by a* to fire them at an enemy if In Mass for de Paul Men I 1872, he was a government scout Father P. F. Carr. Secular Press things berome so desperate that and guide, engaged in military W e journalisls o f today have a j men of my age are needed to de- I operations against the .Sioux and smug romplacrnry, a superiority Vitiates Power ; fend the right to live the life of If you are steadily em Students of St. Thomas' phlets, and prayer cards selected I the Cheyenne Indians. In 1872, complex when we think of the men .*veriilar papera prove disappoint I peace that 1 love, seminar.v, Denver, were afforded by the individual chaplains and he was a member of the Nebraska who preceded us in the field a half ing in their supposedly primary ployed, it costs only $6 to an opportunity of hearing of the paid for by the de Paul men. By I I am not squeamish about such I l.egislatiirr. In 1876, be joined the crnliiry ago. V hat a shock we gel. fiinrtion — tlie dissemination of great .spiritual and corporal works this means, the chaplains received , things, Neillier do I hold against I Fifth cavalry' as a scout, and in the though, when we pick up a .33- newt. O f only a few ran it be aaid those whose names are on the borrow $100, and only of mercy performed by the St. exactly the literature that they de ! Rattle of Indian Cjeek killed Yel- year-old paper and discover that that they mirror events truly; often ^ bombs whirh I see daily sitting Vincent de Paul society, when sired. More rosaries are being $12 to borrow $200, for 1 low Hand, a chief of the Chey the profieienry we think we have reflertions are distorted, sometimes more than 100 members a.ssembled sought by the St. Vincent de Paul near the rash register in my ennes, in a hand-to-hand fight— was very much in evidenee in other cunningly, to suit the selfish pur in the seminary on Sunday, April groeery, meat market, or drug one year. Repayment may men for distribution in the Den (this was in the Sioiix-CJieyeniie days. F'ather Carr did a splendid pose of the publisher*. 30, for their annual corporate re ver army posts. I ilnre. But I do not waul my name war of 1876). job o f covering the news, not only Editors o f nietropolilan dailies be made in twelve equal ception of Communion. .Arch on a bomb, James Costello, Holy Ghost con In 1890 and 1891, he was a gen from a h»eal, but from s national are fond o f picturing themselves I cannot help but think nf 2,000 bishop Urb.Tii ,1. Vehr, as has long ference, told of the work of the and international standpoint. ^ ith- installments. been his cu.stom, celebrated a Pon eral in the .Nebraska National as champions of justice and proler- year* hence, when archeologist* dig burial committee. He said that the Guard during a .Sioux outbreak, ont aid of any kind of an organ lor* of the weak. Perhaps they among the ruins. .Alayhap they tifical Low .Ma.ss for the de Paul Particular council, through this ized news service, his paper showed men and distributed Communion. iwilb liradqiiarters at the Pine were in the dim past, but an often I will turn up the bone* nf a small committee', had provided Christian the tremendo\is amount of work have they been found grinding per Hi.' Excellency preached on the Ridge river agency. He engaged I child. Imbedded in the spine of Your application for a burial for 2Ifi bodies that other he had to do in order to give liis sonal axe* upon the wheel of new* virtues of faith and charity. The in the Rattle of Wounded Knee the liny skeleton may he a nisted wise would nft have received this readers an amazingly eotnplele pic that the public is skeptical. Pub seminary choir .'ang during the with the Indians in that war. His piece o f steel with a scrawled name personal loan will receive dignity. It was explained that the ture of the Catholic activities of lishing a city daily today is a big Mas,'. \'eneration of the relief ; \3 ild \3 est show, which made him still distinguishable nn its surface. committee did not limit its work a world figure, was established in the world. business, and many farmers, me Mayhap they will write a story of prompt, courteous a n d of St. \'incenl de Paul followed Items of historical interest in the Holy Sacrifice. exclusively to Catholic needy, but f88.3 and was exhibited for a gen chanics, while collar workera. shop the hale* and billemess that must that it stood ready to aid any of eration. It was after 188.3 that hr that issue told how Bishop Mache- keepers, and professional men have have reigned in what they will no confidential attention. Use .After Ma.ss. the Very Rev. hcMif was recovering from an aeri- the poor. I served as advocate general of the come to believe that the paper* dniibl term the “ dark ages.” There this helpful service NOVC'I George ('. Tolman, C.M., .seminary |V(’yoniing National Guard and as denl. 'Hie daily press had evi represent only “ Big Business." is no hale in my heart— rector, and the faculty members Work of Bureau Leo Keleher, manager of the president « f the .Shoshone Irriga- dently given a wrong account of There are few jniirnala to which I I do not want my name on a were hosts to the de Paul men at I lion company. He gave his home the accident, the version of the these people can turn with confi I bomb.— Phil Hewitt. breakfast. .A model conference St. Vincent de Paul Salvage bu reau. reported on the work of that as (!ody, yo,, though he had lived (.olurado C.niholic being that the dence. .And the day is gone when ses.smn was demonstrated by I and owned ranch properly in North Risliop, in roinpany with the Rt. anybody with a sack of type could members of the Loyola conference organization. He emphasized the Short Cuts in I>earning large amount of work for the j Platte, Nebr. .Vs is well known, Rev. (.aspar Henry Knrgrss, re start a newspaper. Perhaps it is of the St. A'incent de Paul soci he died in Denver, Jan. 10, 1917. tired Kishop of Detroit, was injured because of these conditions that languages Fantastic ety. -A meeting of the Partic needy that the bureau was able to do because of the generosity of and was buried on lamkoiit .Moun when the wheel of their buggy col so many of the newa-hnngry turn Ever sinre the war began the ular council was then called to or tain. M hen other VI eslerii cities lapsed after their horse hecame In the radio despite its amateurish, Ameriran public hat been acutely der. r. D. O'Brien is president Denver housewives who contrib uted discarded clothing, shoes, fur j piously accused Denver of seeing frightened by a cable car. heiher skimpy, and penny-pinrhing cov- language ronsrioiit. The disnit- of the Particular council. I that he was buried here in order or not this accident had anything erage. sion of Basic English ha* fired the William .A.' Lewis, Loyola con niture, newspapers, and other ar ticles. Mr. Keleher said that col I to allrarl tourist trade, Denver to do with the death of Bishop Tlie alliance of a large section imagination of many philologists, ference. reported on the work of Marhebeof, we do not know, bnt 'The lection of these article.' was .some piously countered by pulling so nf the press with what the editorial and the tiirress in leaching foreign a committee that has been closely times hindered hy lack of drivers I many Ions of conerele on lop of the fact is lie passed away less writer* used to label “ the Vested languages to members of the armed co-operating with army chaplains ■ ban three months later. Bishop land by breakdowns of the bureau I the remains that all talk of moving Inleresls." was demonstrated in the force* has aroused considerable In in the Denver area. Mr. I.ewis Korgess died the following year. I trucks, which are becoming old. 'the body had to be abandoned, case nf a Chicagoan, who, in a dis terest. .All this has resulted in a said that in the past six months 'Die Det'.-oit Bishop had pontifi i In welcoming the members of the j Bill would have loved all this fuss pute with the federal government. number o f popular articles that more than 27,.100 pieces of Cath ' made over him and all the tourists cated at blaster .Sunday Mass in tell us new secret* have been dis American National St. Vincent de Paul society, Father olic literature, 1,120 rosaries, and 1889 Ml St. Filizabelh's rhiirrh. In Tolman spoke of the great worth ! hi.s grave altrarled. covered by whirh one may master a 32.“! medals and other religious his sermon, he exhorted the Ger new language in two weeks. It it articles had been supplied to the jof charity. He said the faculty man-speaking Calholirs of Denver appreciated the annual visits of Kiiffulo Rill died a Catholic. Fa true that new methods and tech chaplains by the Particular coun ther Christopher V. \3'alsh, then to erect a magnificent rhnrrh that Famous Tribute nical device* are now available, "BanK of DENVER cil. He emphasized that the lit the de Paul men because the sem was. as the paper put it, to be “ first inarians were thus privileged to .in assistant at tlie Cathedral, Den bill the rlainit advanced are sheer erature included books, pam- best after tlie new Cathedral.’* nonsense, and will inevitably prove see Catholic charity in action. The ver, knew the family well. Mrs. Our present Cathedral was not fin to be the cause for the popular , Rt. Rev. John R. Mulroy, arch (k)dy WHS a Catholic. F’ather Walsli was siiniinmirti In the bedside of ished until 1912, but the new St. Of Macaulay to abandonment o f interest in the FRANK KIRCHHOF ADOLPH KUNSMILUl diocesan director of Catholic Char the dving scout and after receiving Elizabeth's, still one of Colorado's linguistic science*. There it no rrwidwi! Viot PreddoM tod ( ities. gave additional information finest chiiiTlies, was opened in 'iibslitiile for hard work, and there on the work of the various de Paul assiiriinre that Cody had never been baptized he gave him that sacra- 1897 and consecrated June 8. 1902. are definite limits to the speed hamiltons society committees. He urged the People of 1889 (H-obably had the with which the mind will absorb laymen to greater co-operation in I merit, as well as Kxirenie Unction and Viaticum. The great plains- same weaknesses of the flesh we Be Heard ou Air learning, llie student who acquires 1616 Stout preventing the spread of delin- linan was fully conscious. The ron- ninst consider seriously today. We the admirably aelecled vocabulary ■ Quency among the juveniles in notice in the paper of that time a of 8.30 words in Basic English is Denver. ^ version caused a terrific sensatinn. I The celpbrated tributp to the MAin 5314 iThe Register received inquiries few articles dealing with the Cath Catholic Church hy Thomas Bab- scarcely more a master of the lan- At the breakfast. Archbishop about it from all over the world, olic Total .Abstinence union, mem kuage than is a child who mem \'ehr praised the work of the Par lington Macaulay, English essayi.st I for this paper announced it first. bership in whirh would not be a orize* the alphabet. ticular council, and told the semi and historian of the past cpntury, Denials were made in some fra had idea for many of ns now. The .Some of the claim* advanced by narians that this was an exam ■ will be read on the .Ask and Learn F . J . K i r u h i i o f ternal piiblicalinns that (x)dy had bigots must have had their say-so college* leaching soldiers and sail ple of the good that could be ac program from station KO.A, Den turned to the Church nr that hr since the paper called allenlinn ver. at 11:1.3 p.m. this Sunday. or* foreign languages are reason V2 complished by pastors and assist to the fact that nut of nearly 300 was conscious at the time of Kap- I Several listeners have requested able, but among them are no pre UOA’STRIJC’TIOIN Co. ants working closely with the va ti.sni. I he writer is and always was priests in .Massachusetts, only -18 posterous boost* that the men mas rious parish organizations. were foreign born, as against 84 a reading of the pa.s.sage from the eertain of the farts, for Father Rev. John B. Cavanagh and the ter the language in a few neekt. .A foreign-born Protestant clergymen Clearance alsli told him about the ease at Rev. Edward A. Breen, priests of friend of mine has been in a mili the time and, of course, may still in the stale. "3 e l." the rnninienl tary language school for more than BUILDERS was made, “ we liear of the Calhniie the archdiocese, who conduct the he interviewed on the matter hy weekly question and answer pro a year and has rontislenlly ^een an We Appreciate Your Patronage of all (ihurrh as ‘a body of foreigners.' honor student, and I know he interested writers. There was talk gram on Catholic doctrine on the for Apparently somebody is behind the would he the last to declare that within the Church that Buffalo Kill Denver station. Other topics to be had been baptized as an infant. age." he "kn ow s" even the one language 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. FIRST COMMUNION treated include Confe.ssion and a Pattern His name indicates that his ances .After Father Carr's day. the hr 111* been tliidying. Rut now GRADUATION follow-up treatment of Catholics try wa.s Irish. Kiit the plainsman ( oloradn ( nlholic was edited for a come* the ridiriiloiu claim hy CONFIRMATION and education. ORDINATION himself and his wife both said he lime by Fathers O'Ryan and Ma F’rederirk Bodmer and I.anrelot AND had not been baptized: and they lone, the latter remaining as titular Hngben in a new 692-page book ESTABLIRUED BU^CK im Hats MOTHER’S DAY ought to know. Tile funeral was editor in later years but a layman, that they have discovered the magic Order Early Masonic. This is not surprising, whose name we do not know, doing of “ how to learn several languages to anybody who knows all the rir- the real work. In .'^pleniber. 1899. WEmHm AIDSat once, faster and easier than one The American Fixture Co. PORTRAITURE ninisianees. (Mdy had been a the (.olotndo Catholic ceased as a at a time.’’ That is utter exuber \pir Store Hour* 10 lo ft B y RALE Mason and the .Masons wanted to local publication when it was ance, and the most infallible way HaoafictQftn of put nn a big show; the family merged with the Intermountain to render the whole study of lan Hominy Throuflt Salurtiny rni,FAX CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS A r.RANT CH 10.17 and entourage of Bill were show l.atholir in Salt lak e (lily,. In the guages nonsensical. You actually people and Mrs. tsuly was the only course of events, this association p are led to believe that the two CHURCH FURNTTURE (iatholir. Mrs. (U>dy died in the of (alhnlic paper* between Denver learned linguists are ind^ilging a lihiirch some vears later. and Utah returned to our city sev perverted sense of humor when BA.NK, BAR, A.NT) STORE FIXTURES eral year* ago, when the Inter- Inclement spring weather has they advise a student who is plan Milltcork of All Kinds* There is a good deal of historir mountain Catholic became an edi been an incentive rather than a ning to study German, Diilrh. confosion about some details of tion in the Regiiter Srttem of hindrance to youth programs in .Swedish, or Danish “ to express FRA.NK KIRCHHOF 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. Buffalo Bill's life. This is not siir- Aeirspoperi. The transfer of the Denver's Little Flower center, ac yourself in the idiom of the Pil DENVER. COLO. ^ prising for two reasons: 1. His paper to Salt Lake (Jly was pretty cording to the director, Mi.'s Mary grim fathers.” career was so colorful that it made much of an historic tragedy, in Ellen Dougherty. 'Re must give credit, however, to extraordinary copy for popular that the file* of the old Colorado When conditions prohibited out Mr. Bodmer for having given u* writers, who sometimes embellished (.atholic were somehow lost. side recreational activities or at least some indication of what is a life that needed no enibellisli- If we hail those papers today, 'lowed up work on the pre-school meant by command of a language. nient: 2. One of the characler- we are certain that they would children's victory garden, all He tells IIS that the average news BEAUTIFUL CAP SHAPED istis's of the early VI esi was that, fiirnisli ns willi an insight into the hands turned to the preparation paper uses a vocabulary of around when a man became famous, pioneer days that we rannoi fiilly of programs and exhibits for Na 20.000 words. Many o f our poet' jealous persons who missed fame appreciate.— Hubert A. Smith. tional Youth week and for the and novelists use a much larger or fortune either denied what he meeting nf the Archdiocesan number. It is said that the mod had done or invented stories against Music as Cure Council of Catholic Women here ern doctor ran recognize about Communion Voils him. We have worked long enough ne.Tt week. 10.000 technical terms in medi as a journalist in the esI to have Of Mental Ills Children under the supervision cine, and that the chemists deal become highly skeptical of stories One of the most interesting of Vary Hooper and Nellie Valen with 2.30,000 differently named that reflect on some of the pin- nielhcMi* of meeting the widespread cia are completing outstanding dis siibslance*. This means that to $ 16 5 neers. This section was a great problem of mentally affected sol plays of arts and craft work. The read widely without a dictionary diers is tiint nf prescribing music. I EA. and glamorous country, hut it was center will present a colorful unit we need a nodding acquaintance an insanely jealous one. Many a The old saying, “ .Mu«ic hath charms j in the “ home-front services” pa- with a relatively large vnrabulary to soothe t h e savage breast," time in Buffalo Hill's lifetime we , rade on Friday. and familiarity with a wide range were told that he was a “ phony iiidicalrs a certain power in the of grammatical conventions. art. which may he used extensively The Little Flower center Boy First Communion Sets scout" and just a good showman. ■ Scout troop 124, with apveral Acquiring command of a lan The verifiable facts tell a different as a sort o f melodic pill. It is no guage obviously is no easy matter; joking matter. The offiee of the I instructive outings already com- for Boys and Girls story. The truth about Buffalo ; pleted this year, is gathering it take* much lime and thought. Rill is that he sened in his last surgeon general of the United O rtainly the Basic English vocab Consisting of a nice Prayer .*v|ates army is to interested that I equipment for an extended camp Indian war 1890-91, seven or ing trip early this summer. The ulary rannnt perform all the func Book, Rosary, Scapular and eight years after he established his exact clinical studies are to he tions o f 20 ,0 0 0 wordi. It is a per Case. made in the IX alter Reed hospital. troop in working on several proj VS'ild ^ est show, and three or four ects to aid the war effort and to nicious error lA assume that the Through the efforts of .Mist Fran- current spoken language is all that re* Papeete, once a member of the finance the summer outing. An $ 2 2 5 intensive waste-paper collection we need to bother our heads about. O Chicago Opera company, the Insti There is much more involved In tute of Miisico-Therapy it support drive is planned throughout the SPECIAL FOR MAY month of May to serve as a dual learning a language than a play ing the venture, along with the ground nr market place vocabu campaign for conservation of vital Blessed V irgin Statuettes Moving and Storage .American Society o f (xtmposert, lary. The greatest service ‘that war materials and for establishing for the home. .Author*, and Publishers. Basic English can serve, provided SPRUCE 2671 community leadership in the com 50<* UP If discouraged, exhausted sol it acquires life and currency at an RE8. PHUN'Ei SPRUCE 11(1 diers ran be energized by tinging ing Denver “ clean-up — paint-up” inlematinnal auxiliary language, is program. 1238 SOUTH PEARL ST. or martial miisir, why rannoi the to equip us to discuss elemental COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME soothing strains of a Chopin noc needs o f communication with for '^4. turne nr a Bach pastoral settle the 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION eigners without resorting to the jangled nerve* o f the psyrhn-neu- ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER sign language. It ran achieve this SPECIAL RATES TO SOLDIERS rolic? Expert* believe it can. There Weak of Sunday, May 7i purpose, however, only if there A . P. WAONEH are enough rases on record to bol Christ tha King church in LOWE.ST PRHJES IN THE is a general sense for its neces ster the belief, although there is CITY ON STORAGE Haxtun may have Thirteen sity and a recognition o f the role « II r Ilf II M IO RN C O. little exact knowledge available Hours’ axpositien o f the Blas it ran play in furthering peace and concerning musical prescriptions. ted Sacrament instead o f tha rou PAY ONLY SO ^ AROOMAHOHTH our ever-increasing international I A . »:t:ri The forthcoming study will attempt Fort/ Houra' dovotioB. concerns,— Rev. John Cavanagh. <> HARD-TO-GET ITEMS You Women Who Suffer From n v t n *’>9 ^ prepared and eerved in the new foods laboratory at Loretto BARGAIN! 24 Safetr Pina, 80 Wire Hair iLiHA- X Ltll’LlI' H^hts college (shown Eielow), when the seniors of the Denver FIRST COMMUNION TO BE HELD PinaI, 26 MeuI Bobby Pina, 240 Stralfht Catholic high schools attend College day 'Thursday, May 11. Virginia PiccoK and Catherine Deui, both of Pina, and 10 Hand Sewinz Naedlai, ALL Walsenburg Group for only SI.OO, cash witb order, or tl.40 Denver, are co-chairmen of the affair. HOI HISIIES. . C.O.D. Free eataloi with order, liatlnc IN CANON CITY PARISH MAY 7 Drwi Oooda, Dretaea, Beet Quality Hose, Ltdlea* and Men’a Wrist WatebM, Men'a Pocket Watches, Children'* Clothaa and Canon City.— Sunday, May 7, rett is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. other Items. Wbolesel* price* to Dealer* CHUT REUNt$ Holds Card Party with order only. OPA Ceilinz price*. will be First Communion day in P. Garrett of this city. Order NOW I S. Product*, DepL 62, Box j t ]/ou—like 80 many women between St. Michael's parish. After spending the weekend *22, Gaineevllle, Fla. the ages of 38 and 82—suffer from hot Wolsenburff.— The Catholic During the month of May there with his parents, Leo Cunningham flashes, weak, nervous feelings, are blue are two Masses each morning, Daughters of America gave a suc of Denver, left for service in the at times—due to the functional middle at 7 and 8 o’clock. armed forces. He is the fourth age period peculiar to women—start at cessful card party on April 28 in The Mothers’ club of St. Mi son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cun once—try Lydia Pinkham’s Tablets— the St. Mary hall. Games were chael’s school held a special meet ningham of Canon City to go into r r i ' to relieve such symptoms. played at 26 tablet. Mrs. Frank ing in the social hall April 26, for service. Mary Alta Cunningham, the purpose of electing officers to Taken regularly—Plnkham's Tablets Mauro, Sr., was chairman pf the R.N., of Glockner hospital ■visited help build up resistance against such serve for the coming school year. her brother in Canon City before ^ w a x committee, assisted by Mmes. OBSTRUCTION distress. They also are a great blood- Officers elected were: President, he departed. Mrs. Lovell Gentry; vice presi iron tonic. Follow label directions. Stella Price, Virginia Dissler, Mary Cpl. Pete Santilli of Colorado’s Amidei, Virginia Bartalusai, Gina dent, Mrs. Rex Love; secretary, own regiment, who has been in the HARD of HEARING Lydia Pinkham's TABiCTS Bon, Ann Demovthek, Eva Marck, Mrs. Frank Bruce; and treasurer, heavy fighting in Africa, Sicily, and Minnie Lisinskv. Pinochle Mrs. John Murphy. In the ab Sliter L^ona. Mi. St. Joitph, Ohio, wrltMi and Italy, writes his father, Jim **8«nd m» 6 hAttlM of Orotan*. 1 hawa prises were won by the Rev. Wil sence of Father Justin McKernan, One of Best Way* to Santilli, that he expects to be in foond thia rctn«>dr warr hYlpfal.*' liam Stackhouse, S.J.,.-and Mrs. O.S.B., Father Francis, O.S.B., and the hospital another three months. Tha piatura talU why thnuianda ara HARD Curb Pain of Simple R. Holderman; bridge prizes by two of the sisters of the school OF HEARING, annoyed by BUZZING, He was hurt in action and is hav- RINGING, HISSING HEAD NOISES, Joe Stimack and Mrs. Snedden; were present. Plans were made ing considerable trouble with an CLOGGED UP FEELING IN EARS. DIZZINESS. 600 prizes by Rico Guigli and Mrs. for the next regular meeting. ear injury, which has confined him Prator; other prizes were won by At this time the pupils of the Hard impacted wax plupiring up aar ILES to the hospital for the past three canala. and preaainr on aanaitive ear dnima P Mrs. M. Joseph and Mrs. Harry third and fotirth grades will keeps out tound wavea. makes your hearing months. Thousands who Once did not Sotero. iresent a program and the outgo- bad. Lt. Louis J. Delle Monache, who hnow what to dc for ths tan The C. D. of A. members will fng officers will serve refresh To ramova tha wax obetructlon that intar* talizing Itch and pain caused by simple ments. They are Mra. Churchill recently completed his training in feraa with normal haarinir and may ^auaa plies now 'ely on the Old Reliable— receive Communion in a body Sun •avara irritation use Orotuna Ear Drops as McDaniels, Mrs. Rocco Freda, and the combat crew training school at directed. Thay contain an ingredient aapa* Sayman halve. Containing not Just day, May 7, the national Commun Sioux City, la., is now ready for one, but THREE well known medicin Mrs. Harry Van Alstyne. daily recommended for thU purpose. ion Sunday for the organization. overseas combat duty. He en A.M. Beelehenon. Newark. N. J., writaii al ingredients, this grand medicated The C. D. of A. members have There were seven tables of play ointment helps to soothe, cool and tered the service in July, 1942, "Before using Orotane Ear Drops, 1 was to ers at the Catholic Ladies’ Card deafened that .1 could not hear the dock protect tender, Irritated membranes, also assisted the school children and is a pilot of a heavy bomber. soften Hardened parts, lubricate dry club party held Thursday after tick. After using Orotunc. I can now hoar in the collection of waste paper by Lt. DeRe Monache is the son of Mr. tha clock lick with both ears.** tissue. \ctt ae a -omfortlng and pal suppljnng a truck and a driver. noon, April 27, in St. Michael’s liative agent Bit 4 os. Fa^onomy Slse hall, when Mrs. E. J. Hollister and and Mrs. L. Delle Monache and Monsignor A. Domann. PaoU. Kans., on ly 60o regulai I os slse 26c. The Rev. Francis J. Papesh of writes: *'8«nd me another bottle of Orotuna. Mm . F. E. Crawford were host prior to his going into service was which 1 have found an escdlcnt aid for my ficiated at the wedding o f his sis esses. Prizes were won by Mrs. a terminal manager for a transpor ears.’* SAYMAN SALVE ter on April 26 in Joliet, 111. Dur ^'END NO MONEY. Pay postman 61, plus Otto Anna, Sr.; Mrs. George Vick- tation company. ing his absence, the Rev. Florence 2Tc postage and C.O.D. charges. If you sand man, and Mrs. Mary Murphy. Cpl. Sam Salardino writes from cash with order, we pay ail charges. You Mahoney, S.J., of Regis college, Miss Vita Lee Salardino was somewhere i n the Admiralty save 2Tc. Order Uiday. Vou‘ 11 be amazed how is assisting in the parish. dearly am) distinrily you HFiAR again whan Why Suffer from presented by St. Scholastica’s acad islands that he has been through wax obstruction is removed. 3 bottles for 12. Pupils of St. Mary's ^ade school emy in a piano recital Sunday af some of the toughest fighting that gave a musical recital in the HARVIN COMPANY l o r e t t o "h e ig h t s w ill s t^ e ternoon, April 30. She is the anybody would want and hnopes 117 W. 48. Dpt. 563. New York 12. N. T. ffARTHRITIS? Knights of Columbus hall the aft um PflllT! TO daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles the war will be over soon. ernoon of April 30. The recital OoetEfi ppMOfibu Thii Salardino of Rockvale. Monday night, April 24, S. Sgt.' COLOR mifkibli Popmult was under the direction of Sister When Lt. Loretta Garrett of the Gus Salardino arrived home on a SPORTS MEET THURSDAY, MAY 4 YOUR INDOGEN Tarsila. army nursing corps, a veteran of furlough from Spokane, Wash., , tuil •IOilt|i|» The seniors of St. Mary’s school Southwest Pacific battlefronts where he is attached to the admin Is n y hair addlni years to your SAFI —. IFFIOTlVt — BE SPOOIIEO B! k^kir Doss U birt you sodaUy or la bustncail will present their play, Young (Loretto Heights College, Denver) able volleyball players, Caroline and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. istrative staff in Baxter General PROVED ^ Now trmUAblt CatK sad shaaistf year hair at ths stias ttma, at to roQ Jots tb« mAof ntio- April, on Friday evening, May 5. The Loretto Heights college ath Haninger, Corrine Carroll, Patricia D. P. Garrett of N. 16th street of hospital. Another guest in the hseis. Any shads. soUrt head or new growth. Tboo* Am wen 8«nd for full ^ j : i. T **' I.* * ''' aaodt, ip«n«i and mm. OSS 6hamso*KVsf and thilf UHi to OeptFtmorit t 2V. The cast includes Mary Atencio. letic association sports meet will Carroll. Mary Lou Stephenson, this city, was in Sydney, Australia, ■b&lflrdino homo wgg l^Vt. JOB6pnin6 olossst friends eannot tell, as It Isavsa tha hair so The Rondogtn Oo.. ISIS I. Ann Fink, Robert Martinez, Paul be held Thursday, Mav 4, on the Viola Fellin, Margaret Reidy, Mary recently on leave with her cousin, Lupo, who is now stationed : natural looking. Vrill not rub off. Panolts permansnC 67 St., OIrrtfind 8. Ohio - ■ ■ Fj *** CaaUoQirMonly aadlrvctad on iabsL Frss BaaklA Dissler, John Laner, Rose Marie college campus under the direction Lou Pendergast, and Frances y JBNTIl GROBPLt. Esther Burkhardt of the same Peterson Field. I ValUiay prtda. Us., Dpt 24Hfl64W.31«t.NeY.a Ritz, Virginia Rice, Gladys Stydu- of the president, Alicia Butler of Quinn; to the six most valuable corps, she went to the directory No Rejuitj-No Pat har, Norma Daher, Angelo Maes, Colorado Springs. basketball players, Alicia Butler, La Junta.— The monthly meet desk in headquarters to see whether Louis Aldretti, Helen Musso, .Mary The meet will open formally with Barbara Bindel, Corrinne Carroll, ing of the Altar and Rosar>’ so she could find anybody from Colo Trujillo, John G. Ugolini, Duane a square dancing program, imme Caroline Haninger, Vi Fellin, and ciety was held in the parish hall rado she might know. In the head Martinez, and Marcellino Wilkins. diately following luncheon in the Patricia Carroll; to the ping-pong Thursday afternoon, April 28, quarters, sitting near the informa ASTHMA Troop four of the Junior C. D. cafeteria for resident and day stu champion, Margaret Reidy; bowl- with Mrs. Clyde Abbott, the presi tion desk, Lt. Garrett discovered! of A. sponsored a food .sale in the dents. Finals in individual sports, cnampion, Ruth Leon; to theing dent, in charge. Plans were com- Lt. Jim Sterling, a pilot in New, m a t freshmen, volleyball champions: Guinea, w-hn was also on leave in| U yon suffer from Bronchial Asthma Paros- ; rectory On the morning of April such as tennis and archery, will be leted for the games party on yams, from cougha gasping, wheesing—write 30. This was the last of food played off in the early afternoon. and to high point man, high point Wednesday evening. May 10. Mrs. Sydney. They attended St. Mi quick for daring FRErtRIILO#«r. Inquiriet from sales sponsored by the various The relays and cross country run class, and to champions in arenerj’, Val Cook was yipointed chairman chael’s parochial school and dur to-called "hopelota" caaei especially Invited. badminton, tennis, baseball, and ing their school days lived not far NACOR.' iH-M Stat8LlfeBld2..lndlanaooUtJnd. troops. The purpose of these sales ning are next on the program. The of the party. Following the busi- was to raise $100 toward the par freshmen will give a pyramid posture, all to be announced at the ness session, Father Leo Thome from each ot^er on the same street HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE ish debt reduction. building and tumbling act. banquet. continued his di.scussion on the. in Canon City. Lt. Garrett and Three seniors will receive ath Lt. Burkhardt have been together A DA.NGER SIGNAL In the past week the following The finale will be a softball Ma.ss. During the social hour re letic awards, Alicia Butler, Frances freshments were served by Mrs. since th ^ joined the army nurse OfteD ASfocUted urith Rtrdtninv of th» members in the armed services contest on the campus diamond. Quinn, and Barbara Bindel. corps. They went to Australia Artones. t Stroko, Panlysit. Hoort Trou visited relatives in Walsenburg: Dr. Paul J. Ketrick, president, will Leo Hanagan and Mrs. AJam ble. Kidney Diieeie, end other ireve eom- Art Program and Tea Matern, the hostesscB. The next witn the first contingent of U. S. plicetione. Retultiu) treating nethode of Prt. Clyde Ruiz, Pvt. Daniel Me- be the referee. Barbara Bindel is troops that were sent to New The art department will present meeting will be held in the parish the Ball Clinic have proven dependable for dina, P^. Orlando Rivers. Pvt. Ed-1 captain of the first team, and Caro- Guinea. nearly a quarter of a century Sand for ward Gonzales, Pfc. Eloy Martinez, I line Haninger of the second. a program and tea in the college hall .May 11. ■ FR£E B lo^ Precaure Book t^ a y No otv ballroom at 8 p.m., Tuesday. .May Bob McAndries of the merchant Illation. Ball Clinic, OepL 7060. £xealalor and Lee Wilkins, seaman first The climax of sports day will be In the last meeting of the C. D. Sprinie, Ma class. 9. Bernadette Costello will give the of A., plans were made for the marine, who was injured when he the banquet in the college dining address of welcome. Marjorie fell down the hatch of a ship, and hall for members of the athletic as annual initiation of members to Barton will present a musical se be held on Sunday evening. May who haa been in the hospital in sociation and the faculty. Barbara lection, “ The Pines,” by H. Alex Australia since last February, will Bindel is general chairman. The 7. Mi.as Sofia Ruegg was appointed KHEVMATlSiM ander Matthews. chairman of the decorating and arrive in Ganon Gity soon. committees include: Flowers, Betty Colored slides of masterpieces Pfc. Bob Kane, who was in Bader, Ann Hahn, and Barbara refreshment committee. The of Arthritis - - Nearitis - - Sciatica of the Renaissance and Modern pe ficers ask all members to attend. Canon City for a 10-days’ vaca Kieters; tables and decorations, riods will be shown. They will be tion from medical school, left Sun-! Barbara Bindel, Patti Romsa, and Following the initiation refresh Treated by Mew Modern Non-Surgieal Methods analyzed by students of the art his day, April 30, to return to his| j Beulah Menhennett; invitations, ments will be served by Miss Sofia If rou tuffrr from the agonizing palna of In response to thousande who have written tory class, Janet Richardson, Mary Ruegg and her assistants. studies. He is the son of Mr. and, the&e diecaaet and have tried doteoa of to them about their famous methods of help* Claire McMenamy, Ruth Leon, Pa- Catherine Jaeger, Rosemary Scott, Mrs. George Vickman of this city. remedtea and they all have failed then Ing ebronio sufferers to better health, ths itricia Carroll, and Corrine Carroll; Members w-ho were in order Mary Elaine Datris, and .Margaret Sacred Heart church of Browns learn toda/ about a new. tmatworthy treat' Ball Clinic, Dept. 7016. of Excelsior Springe place cards, Mary Catherine Jaeger, for receiving degrees in the K. of Mo., hes prepared an Worsley. ville, Tex., was the scene of a znent method that baa helped thouaandi to Mary Patricia McGlone, and Ann C. journeyed to Pueblo for their Dew health. Mart’ Ann Hanrahan will do a double ring ceremony Tuesday, AMAZING FREE BOOK Hahn; center pieces, Caroline initiation Sunday, April 30. The first principle of this new treatment ballet, accompanied at the piano by April 25, when Miss Aline Curling method IS removing tbs pouona from the entitled *'Good Health. Life'e Greateet Bleae- Haninger, Helen Kane, Madeleine The girls' choir, which has been in g !" It tells how thslr 20 year old treat* Dorothy Lee Penny. and Sgt. J. E. Malloy were married tyFiera. Medicines that give only temporary Bindel, and Vivian Street. formed by members of the Blessed relief will not do one bit of good toward ment methode correct many iMaio eonditionr Tea will be served, The college Virgin sodality, will be temporarily before the Rev. W. J. Moore, pas removing the causes of your paina. and troublee how you may find eoothing Toasts will be given to the offi Paine and distress are nature's warnings and comforting relief, new health and a new string ensemble will furnish the under the direction of Father tor. The bride i.s the daughter of cers, .Alicia Butler, Barbara Bin- Mrs. A. D. Curling of Brownsville thAt something is wrong with your sj-stem outlook on liie. There fs no obligation del, Barbara Xieters. and Caroline music. Thome. The choir sings at the 11 that if let go may lead to serious eomplica* Write today. Thia fnstni^ve book may Guests who wish to see the and was given in marriage by J. P. save rou years of untold misery. Haninger; to the eight most valu- o’clock Mass on Sundavs. tions that may result in permanent injury. murals in the Round-Up room, The high school band, directed Long. The couple were attended painted by Janet Richardson and by Leo Meyer, director of the par by Sgt. and Mrs. John R. Lynch of Mary Catherine Jaeger, will be ish choir, received superior ratings Fort Brown. Mrs. Malloy was invited to do so after the tea. in all entries in the band concerts graduated from Villa Maria acad The annual art exhibit of stu that were held in La Junta. In emy and the A. and M. school of dent artists will be displayed in the Pueblo the band and orchestra re business. She ha.s been employed studios on Loretto day. May 21. ceived superior ratings. It also re with the Pan-American airways. Student Government Talk> ceived five superiors out of six The bridegroom is the son of Mr. The Rev, Edward Dowling, S.J., ensembles, and five superiors out and Mrs. J. C. Malloy of Canon asociate editor of the Queen's of nine solos. City. Sgt. and Mrs. Malloy are af s in a name ? Work, and noted authority on poli The catechism classes enjoyed a now visiting in this city. cies and student government, was roller skating party at the Malouff Lt. James Garrett, a bombardier a guest of the college this week. roller rink last Sunday. On Satur with the air force in England, has Father Dowling addressed the stu day th^’ were treated to a free completed the required number of Good u-ill is the inclination to buy again and again dent body and faculty groups on movie. The Iron Major, by Father missions for a leave and expects student government. soon to come home. Lt. James Gar- something we like; to return to where we've Leo Thome. Recently baptized were Patricia been well treated. It applies to ever)-thing and everj-body Ann Otto, infant daughter of Mr. Requiescant in Pace and Mrs. Donald Otto, the sponsors Ve keep on patronizing certain stores. We go time being Mr. and Mrs. Arthur .4vellar; Thomas Goff, infant son of .Mr. after time to the same hotel, restaurant or barber. We buy Diocese of Pueblo GONZALES—Mri. Non C.. of IS 17 and Mrs. Walter Goff, with Mar the same newspaper day after day. We have Cypref*. Pu»blo. Di«d April JB. Wife jorie Kunselman sponsor. of PorArlo Gonitlei, ond mother of A girl was bom recently to Mr. a favorite brand of cigarettes. These preferences Porflrio. Jr.: Robert, Stelli. Mri. Sder- and Mrs. Frank Peterson in the eeret Senli»tev»n. Pvt. Leo Gonielei. In the Pecific. end Pvt. George Gonteler. local hospital. are the result of good will. Without them no one Randolph Field. T>x. Daughter of Joa- Bill Harris, who has enlisted in eph Y. Cordova and aiater of Hra. Emma the marines, left last week for could stay in business unless be had a monopoly Romero and Mri. Lucy inihirri Ra. quiem Maia in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel San Diego where he will be sta III SI. LOUIS and need not care whether his customers liked church May 1. Intarment Roielawn. tioned. MEDINA— Felipe. of Pueblo. Pled Mrs. Mary Belvins, ill for over him or not—then they would have to go April 2B. Survived by wife. ManueU. (Regia College, Denver) and the following children: Pete. Ra- a week, is now reported much im proved. to him, for there would be no one else. mont, Otiorii. Polo, Joieph, Salvador. The Very Rev. John J. Flanagan, Crotile. and John, all of Pueblo, and S.J., president of Regis college, left Robart of Old Mexico. Requiem Man in Denver Tuesday, May 2, for Trade-marks are what make good will effective, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church May 1. Interment Roseliwn. Clarke Sisters Sell Creighton university. Omaha, because they make choice poss’ible. There can CORDOVA — Franeitco, of Weston. where he will spend several days. Reiident of L it Animas county (or more Home in Brookside He will arrive in St. Louis Sun be no choice unless there are things to than 50 yeart. died April 20. Member of Weston school board and juttict of the day in time to begin a three-day choose between. That means more than one. A peace In that diitrict for many yeart. retreat, which he will give to the No Matter What Your Family Needs in Vitamins Survived by hie wife. Francesqulta: flve Durango.— (St. Columha’s Par ish)— Misses Bridget and Martha Jesuit students of philosophy sons, J. £. Cordova and Lea Cordova of studying in St. Louis university. trade-mark distinguishes one from the other. The fact that Weston. Joe J. Cordova of Lot Angeles. R. Clarke have sold their hpme in Calif.; Cpl. ArthJr Cordova with the The retreat is the semi-annual trade-marks are used shows that there is compe Brookside to their nephew, M. L. JustSayOffS'A-PAyhVourOruggist army in Auitralit, and Cpl. Sam J. Cor Clarke of Denver, and are trans triduum made by all Jesuit scho dova with tha army in England: aix lastics before the renewal of tition and that someone takes pride in what he has to daughtert. Mrs. J. E, Torres, Mrs. Motes ferring their furnishings to 1759 Hidalgo, and Hra. J. P. Lopex, all of E. 2na avenue, which location they vows. sell by inviting comparison with his competitor. Weaton; Mrs. A. A. Martinet of Salt A former resident student, Lt. Any dietary expert may tell you mins in a single capsule daily! Laka City, and Mra. Marcua Vialpando have purchased recently. The .And the cost per capsule is very Clarke sisters have lived in the Arthur B. Ortego, previously re that through present-day eating of Tereloj ona brother, J. V. Cordova of low because it is so Vitamin-rich Sanford. Requiem Man April 24 in home in Brookside since 1898. ported s prisoner of war in Ger habits* many an average Ameri Catholio chaptl. Weston. Interment The C. D. of A. held a social many, communicated with Father can-regardless of age or station that you take—not 3 or 4 daily Medina cematery. Flanagan in a letter received this in life—does not get all the vita —but only one And you pay lor Over 30 millioo people, exercising BRUCE— Yvette Diana, ftve-month-old meeting April 26 in the parish hall. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bruce week. An honor student, L t mins he needs each day for help only one. the right of cb^ce, bought Dr. The committee in charge of en of 212 Broadway, Pueblo. Died Abril tertainment consisted of Miss Rose Ortega pursued a pre-medical ing to maintain normal resist And remember this, even if ITsst'i Mirscle-Tuft Toethbroshe* 22. Services in 8t. Mary's church, W tl- Cavanaugh, Miss Mary Kennedy, course in the college, 1989-1941. ance to colds, normal energy and you pay two or three times as last vMr when they saw this famous lenbarg, April 24. Intarment in St. Mary'i cemetery. Unfug-Pe«t eervlce. and Mrs. Jennie Pssqus. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. healthy nerves much, you can't buy \ itamins lahaL, tube and toethhrush in drug 8KOFF— Mrs. Anna, of 204 E. Meat. Joaquin Ortega of Las Vegas, N. Now Science shows how you more accurately compounded, Starrs and rtcagnizrd the trade-mark Puablo. Died April 21. Mothtr of Mrs. Mex. John J. Stratford, Mra. Ed Paebek, and can make up for vitamin defi or more scientifically tested for •/ one of America's outstanding qual M ri. John Skull. Jr., all of Pueblo, and Old Records lo Be Re^s officials were notified ciencies That’swhyeasy-to-take. purityandpotency. Don'tbecon- ity products. IThat better recommen Pfc. Joieph A. Skoff, South Pacifle. that Robert Coursey, a graduate reliable. One-A-Day (brand) tent to let any member of your Sitter of Frank Radkovleh, and grand, dation for a product's effectiveness mother of four. Requiem M ail in St. Collected on May 6 of Regis high school and former Multiple Vitamin Capsules are a family feel run-down from a gen and integrity is there than this.' Mary’s church April 27, Intarment Rote- Regis college student, has been ■’must" in countless Amencan eral Vitamin deficiency Ask your lawn. promoted to the rank of captain homes today O n e -A-D ay druggist today for these new. ZANOTELLl— Mrs. Claara, of Soprii. The old record collection drive in the 'army air force. He is a Died In a Trinidad hotpital April <27 attar being sponsored by the Denver (brand! Multiple Vitamin Cap popular One-A-Day (brand) an Ulneie of one year. Born in Tyrol, pilot of a four-engine bomber oper sules provide 8 different Vita Multiple Vitamin Capsules. Auatrla, the cam* to the United States American Legion is meeting with ating in the Mediterranean thea co-operation on every side, accord rCleudt X Wkkett. Stcy ef At'kelturt, Nalionel Nulrtlton ConftTtrri in 1901 and had line* reiided in Soprit. ter of war. He is the son of Mr. ftr Dtftnu. Mey 1941 Survived by htr huiband, Thomai Zano- ing to Mike Hayes, chairman. Mr. talli of Soprit; one aon, William, with tha and Mrs. Joseph Coursey of St army in Kaniai; three daughtert, Mra. Ha|:es revealed that army trucks Catherine’s pansh. Your Druggist Has 3 DiffwMt Kinds of Valentin* Maichio of Raton, N. Mex.; will pick up records from collection Mrs. N. T. Hamilton of Hurlay, N. Max.; stations in office buildings, fire Your Purchase of War Bonds ONE-A-DAY (brand) VITAMINS and Mr*. Dominie Ferrero of Soprit. Ra- quiem Matt In Moly Trinity church April houses, and schools on May 6. He and Suimpa Help# Secure Your There’s a On i -A-Day (brand) Vitamin for everyone! A and 29. Interment In Catholic cemetery. asks that as many old records as Future. D Vitamins to help keep up nomul resiitance to cold* ARGUELLO— Hra. Celia, of VIoU. possible be assembled before that B-CempUs Viiamins to help prevent Iota of energy due to Raquiam Mate in Holy Trinity ehurcb date and brought to these centers. Vitamin deficiency 'Mulliplt Viiamins for general Vita April 29. Interment in Long Canon min protection See the three types illustrated below cameterv. of a pionetr Durango {airiUjr, ahe had *PIMPLES MILES LABORATORIES INC., EtieSlitM 60 Yteis, Elkhast, Indiana MARTINEZ—Joa E.. of SSI E. Fifth livtd thar* line* 1S81, Died April 26. street, Walienburg. Died in tb* Gordon Bom lo St. Louie In 1672, her farollr Externally Cataed mine, Wnlaenburg, a abort tim e'after he moved to Denver when the was flve ytari bad raported for work. Bom in Laguna of are and ahortlr thereafter went to If yea art irtahltS with analflitly In 1B99, h* had bean n lift-long reaident Duranto. Sha waa one of the pattengert piaipita be n r * la writ* far intem l- of Huerfano county. Snrvlved by hit on tha flrtt train into Durango. In 1S90 ittl facta abeat a balpfal horn* aiS. wifa, Rebecca; ont aon. and one daugh ah* married John Rudy, and lait month Thia eiathod waa orlainatcS by a aaaii ter: alio by a iliter, Mra. Jo* Talmieh tha couple celebrated their S4th wedding whe kaJ tafftraS tmbarrtisaasat far of La Junta; thra* brothers. Tom, Gilbert, anniveraarr. Beaidei her huiband. ah* ear* freaa piaipla* sf aztantal aatar*. end Joieph A. Martinex. Requiem Maas la turvivtd by bar ion, Harry J, Rudy, L■any atari aew prala* H hlahly. Tha in St. Miry'i church April 21. Iiter- and a liittr, Mra, Laura GIbbi, both of infonaatisa la abaelataly traw D eal ment In St. Mary’i eametenr. Unfug- Durango; a nephew, Juitlce Gibbi of 6*Uy writlni far It to E. 8. GIvenv Peet Itrvie*. Loi Angelei, Requiem Mata in St. Co- 1127 aoelhweei B lm . Kaaaa* City Me BUDY— Mra, John, of Durango, Ona lumba’a church April IS, 1 Thursday, May 4, 1944 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN O s i P V '»«lhoul ■ Itmffle. The caption that •ccom* FORTY HOURS’ DEVOTION IS OUtUteiO 1 UfVC KJVCI p^led thu photo, received in New York from Lisbon, I de»cribe« it at made in an “upper Italian tovm," where a tmail Naid police unit that occupied a cattle there wat attacked b; a group of partitant who had taken pottetaion of the town and betieged the German COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS HELD IN HOLY CROSS ABBEY force for 10 dayt. In the picture below a Nazi relief unit it making ilt way through a ttreet. WORCESTER 3, MASSACHUSETTS Entranca by Certilicata or by Examination Canon City.— (Holy Cross Ab the close of the devotion as mera- Conducted by the Jesuits bey)—The Forty Hours’ devotion Jers of the community joined in the was observed in Holy Cross abbey procession, which was followed by DEGREES A.B., B.S. Solemn Benediction. (Continued From Last Page) on April 23, 24, and 25. On Sunday foremost Catholic weekly In BACHELOR OF ARTS a Solemn Mass ushered in the oc Spring activities are swinginii; America. How fortunate we are BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY along at an increased tempo this casion, with both clergy and stu that it has been made available to PHYSICS, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. HISTORY week, with the Abbey band and the SOCIAL SCIENCE AND EDUCATION. dents in attendance. Tuesday saw us at no expense excejpt tbe trifling glee club claiming a lion’s share of subscription price. The superiority the attention. The band, which of the Regiiter is attested to participated in the State band by the fact that it is read widely Next Freshman Entrance July 1, 1944 meet in Pueblo, April 27, presented I’m a Success throughout the nation, even by New course* especially adapted to a program for the student body on non-Catholics. It it a serious re the nation's officer training program. Wednesday of last week. flection on the loyalty of those of af 55 Joint Music our people who are not sufficiently Bulletin of Information on Request But Hew I With I Hod interested in the things that con Program Planned cern their Church at home and ADDBE8S DEA>i OF FRESHMEN, Started Younger" Though no definite date has been abroad to be willing to give their COLLEGE OF TBE HOLT CROSS. WORCESTER }, HASS. get, the heightened activity of the names at subscribers, at the cost glee club and orchestra promises of a few cents per week. It can be some fine entertainment for local due to nothing else than lack of music lovers the latter part of the interest. We ^arge all pastors to RITUALE ROMANUM ^ tooh for Qifts month. St. Scholastica’s academy rouse the interest of the negligent Ad Official Liturgical Buok for ^ 'e sts THI YOUNG MAN'S OUIDI Lneniployrd. WUhoat Hotel £xperlenct» and the Abbey will combine their and not to desist until the Register For the Affltricae Youth. A preyen' She me WelUPeid Hotel Poiition 12 Me.— Prisfed la Black and Red book for building belter Cethoil“ ' elles. ' I hKfi i>«en a Millinery Buyer but had to talent for these presentations. is a weekly visitor to every home. Editio hate Typlcom Vatleenam. The 722 Pegea Clefh, red ffive up my job to be with my mother. When The speech class, composed of Their exhortation should not be Ritual* Romonum Is on« book ovary peiost edge:e: f2.M$2.10 -— Gold ■ ■ ■ edge: ' S3.00----- •he paMed away. I had to Ktt back into the juniors and seniors, and under the confined to "Press Sunday.’’,. In noods. It contain, oil Cornnonlo, porformod NEW MISSAL FOR IVIRY DAY bueinefts world. 1 enrolled for the LrewU direction of Father Bonaventure one of our largest parishes it does by a Fiioct that ora not la th* MIssoL RevUed Edlfioo. 2 look, le ooa Courie. I am now Executive Houiekeeper Th* Appendix contain, ndditlanol dkee- A complete Mluel plet^j^rajm In thia very attractive hotel, receive a aub< Bandi. O.S.B., has been working reach every home because the as- tion, for th* Sacrament,, Mme Decree,, of devotion. ISM F eg^ Cloth, red edge lUntial salary and full maintenance. This steadily on two one-act plays. This slstant pastor makes a personal Prayer, end Bleecing,. A Spociot U.SJL 41.71 is one field where both young and mature production will climax a long year’s and persistent canvass of every supplement provide, the Beptlsmel and Seel leelher, gold edge S.7S have enua! opportunities. All this is due Morriog* Ceremonie, rrlth tngllUi forma EMAAANUIL to my Lewis training.” • work on oratory, debate, formal, Catholic home until there is a A vnell file J