Phenomenal Growth of Archdiocese in Decade Is Noted Official Caiholic Directory priests number 90 in 1952; grade schools 10 years later. special sanatorium reported 1952 also show a general in­ Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation figures for 1952, just com­ there were 49 in 1942. In ad­ Six orphanages and infant 56 patients in the year. crease over corresponding Baptisms Doubled figures for the preceding Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1951— Permission to Reproduce, Except on piled, reveal the amazing dition there are now 10 par­ asylums reported care for Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. ' ishes with non-resident pas­ 766 children in 1952; in 1942 In 1942 Baptisms of 3,234 year. A partial recapitula­ growth and progress of the tors. four institutions reported infants and 671 adults were tion shows: (Figures in par­ Archdidcese of Denver in the 15,497 Students care of 493 dependent chil­ reported for a total of 3,905. entheses are from the 1951 decade since the installation Pupils in academies and dren. The 1952 report shows Ten years later 7,166 infants Directory): of the Most Rev. Urban J. parochial schools numbered in addition that there are 251 and 904 adults were baptized, Priests of archdiocese, 254 Vehr as first Archbishop of 9,778 in 1942. Figures for children in foster homes. a total of 8,070, more than (244) Denver, Jan. 6, 1942. DENVER CATHOLIC 1952 indicate a total of 15,497 Seven hospitals in 1942 re­ twice the figure reported in Diocesan priests, 126 (124) There are 254 priests serv­ 1942. in Catholic grade and high ported care of 27,108 patients Parishes, 100 (94) ing 119,828 Catholics of the schools, a phenomenal in­ Marriages, which num­ Parishes with resident pastor archdiocese in 1952, as com­ crease. Reported in 1952 are in the previous year, and bered 1,279 in 1942, jumped 90 (84) pared with 196 priests and 26,102 youth under Catholic listed 464 student nurses. to 1,981 in 1952, of which 839 Parishes with non-resident 87,907 Catholics jn 1942. Of instruction, 8,213 in vacation Eight general hospitals in Were mixed. pastor, 10 (10) the clergy, 126 are diocesan schools. The 31 parishes with 1952 reported care of 53,422 Deaths also showed an in­ Chapels, 37 (37) REGISTER priests in 1952, as compared parochial schools in 1942 had patients during 1951, and the crease— from 1,152 in 1942, Chapels with resident chap­ with 107 in 1942. grown to 10 parochial high four schools of nursing had to 1,311 a decade later. lains, 17 (17) VOL. XLVIl. No. 22. DENVER; COLO. I TWta. rti-Tii. i-tu. M.M.. THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1952 wwkw. Parishes with resident schools and 41 parochial 356 students. In addition one The Directory figures for Chapels with non-resident chaplains, 20 (20) Missions, 65 (68) Brothers, 10 (11) Boys Town 'Cattlemen' Walk Off With Top Honors at Denver Stock Show Religious orders of women, 26 (26) By Frank Morriss for the show’s best carload and Z-K ranch of Joe C. Thiesen at Chapman, Neb., and John Fleury “ THE RANCHER in the Roman with several hundred dollars in Long Pine, Neb. The Boys Town from Helena, Mont. But there are Sisters, 947 collar’’ is what some of the top premium. The remainder of the cowhands fatten them up at Boys also Arthur Foad from Los An­ Seminary, diocesan, 1 (1) cattlemen in the West call Mon- Boys Town fat cattle took fourth Town and then exhibit them under geles and Edward' Coyne from the Students from archdiocese, signor Nicholas Wegner of Boys and fifth place in the judging. the institution’s banner. Cattle­ steel city, Pittsburgh. 60 (55) Town, Proving th a t his young * * * men know that when Boys Town It was the famous Father Flan­ GRAND CHAm N charges are cowhands with the WINNING BLUE RIBBONS is enters a stock showing, it will be agan’s notion that if you put a m m Studen'ts from other dio­ best, the Boys Town priest brought nothing new for the Boys Town a close race for top honors. boy in the country he will get a ceses, 150 (145) a carload of fat cattle to the Den­ ranchers. Their cattle have won- Some o f the other animals ex­ firm hold on some fundamental Students of archdiocese in ver Stock show from Nebraska grand championships in San Fran­ hibited by Boys Town that took virtues such as humility and love other seminaries, 1 (1) rand walked o ff with top honors. cisco, Louisville, Ky.; and reserve fourth place in the show are Colo­ oFhard work. You could tell by Colleges and universities, 2 It was “ fourth time’s a charm” championships in Omaha. rado animals, bred by Joseph the look o f pride in the young men for the B o p Town ranchers, led by The honors were a matter of Winkler of Castle Rock. from B op Town, as they displayed (2 ) a personable young farm super­ special pride for the young 4-H * * » their prize animals, that Father Men, 423 (568) intendent. Bob Steffen, and Ron­ club members accompanying Mon­ OF THE YOUNG CHARGES of Flanagan was right Women, 729 (760) ald Hutchings, Boys Town herds­ signor Wegner and those at Boys Monsignor Wegner who came to The carload of 15 champion Total students, 1,162 man. Their show cattle have trailed Town. More than 50 per cent of take care o f the Boys Town cattH, steers sold Wednesday at $45.50 a in Denver judg^ing three times be­ the animals that took the judges’ some are ranch bom and bred. hundredweight, about $10 over the . (1,328) fore, but the quality of this year’s eyes in Denver were 4-H club There are Jim Wehbey from market price. 'The animals weighed (Turn to Page S — Column 4) entrants paid off with blue'ribbons calves. The calves are bred on the Omaha and Ray Lilienthal from 15,260 pounds. Dodge City See Religion and Charity Receive June J Date Set Is Deeded Ranch For Ordination of $100,000 From Nicolino Estate 4 to Priesthood The last will and testament of Mrs. Annie O. bishop for the benefit o f distant relatives in Italy, By Non-Catholics The clergy of the Arch­ Nicolino o f Arvada, who died Jan. 9, reveals that a sister-in-law and three nieces. Provision was diocese of Denver will receive Mr. and Mrs. P, C. Pitson, an estate, including all real and personal property, made that these sums revert to the residue of the reinforcements Saturday, a non-Catholic couple now liv­ estate if these relatives should predecease Mrs. of more than $100,000 has been left to religious June 7, at 9:30 o’clock when ing in Colorado Springs, have and charitable works in the Archdiocese of Denver. Nicolino. deeded a 1,920-acre wheat four deacons now completing Archbjshop Urban J. Vehr of Denver was The entire residue of the estate goes to the their studies at St. Thomas’ semi­ farm in Finey county, Kans., Queen o f Heaven orphanage, where Mrs. Nicolino named the executor of Mrs. Nicolino|s estate, a MONSIGNOR NICHOLAS WEGNER of that won top honors at the Denver Stock show. nary, Denver, will be ordained to to the Diocese of Dodge City. large part of which will go to the Missionary asked that an elevator be installed in memory of the holy priesthood by Archbishop The property, which is about 20 Boys Town and some of the ypung ranchers Left to right are Jim Wehbey, Omaha; Ray Lilien­ Urban J. Vehr. Those to be or­ Sisters of the Sacred Heart for the benefit of the her mother, Mrs. Aridanas Dill, and her brother, miles northeast o f Garden City, is from the Nebraska institution made famous by the thal, Chapman, Neb.; John Fleury, Helena, Mont.; dained, in ceremonies that morn­ evaluated at nearly a quarter- Queen o f Heaven orphanage in Denver. Dr. Dill. • late Monsignor Edward Flanagan show the ani­ Arthur Foad, Los Angeles; Monsignor Wegner; and ing in Immaculate Conception Ca­ million dollars. The entire'real estate owned by Mrs. Nicolino Mrs. Nicolino was well known in Arvada, but mals from the blue-ribbon carload of fat cattle Edward Coyne, Pittsburgh, Pa. thedral, are the Rev. Deacons John The Pitsons have reserved all in Arvada and Jefferson county is left to Ardi- her many acts o f private charity and her financial Anderson, James Rasby, Edward rents and incomes from the land bishop Vehr for the use and benefit of the Shrine assistance to many needy causes were never adver­ Madden, and John McGinn. for their lifetime. The deed speci­ Tonsure, an official induction of St. Anne, Arvada, as a memorial to her husband, tised. She was a native of Humansville, Mo., and fies that the land be held for St. into the clerical life, will be con­ Mary’s church. Garden City, "pre­ Marcello Nicolino, with the suggestion that a came to Colorado to teach school in Telluride, ferred by Archbishop Vehr in St. ferably for a Catholic school.” suitable memorial plaque be erected in St. Anne’s where she met and was married to Marcello N ico­ Thomas’ seminary chapel Saturday Bishop John B. Franz o f Dodge church. lino. The couple operated a drug store in Arvada evening, Feb. 2, on William Gart- City in referring to the generous hoeffner, a student for the Dio­ The sum of $12,000 was left to the Archbishop from 1925 until the death of Mr. Nicolino in gift of the non-Catholic couple cese o f Oklahoma City-Tulsa. says; “ The donation o f this tract for two burses for students for the priesthood in St. 1934. Following the death of her husband, Mrs. The following morning, Sunday, o f land to the Diocese of Dodge Thomas’ seminary, one as a memorial to Mrs. Nicolino took instructions and entered the Church Feb. 3, in an Ordination Mass, also City for the benefit o f St. Mary’s Nicolino’s husband, and another as a memorial to under the direction o f the Rt. Rev. Monsignor in the seminary chapel, the first parish in Garden City came as an minor orders of porter and lector her brother, the late Dr. Richard Dill o f Arvada. Harold V. Campbell, who preached at Mrs. Nico- entirely spontaneous gift from the will be conferred by Archbishop donors, who are not -members of Several small bequests were made to the Arch­ linb’s funeral in St. Anne’s Jan. 12. Vehr on Ronald Dunfey of the the Catholic Cburch. Prompted by Diocese of Juneau, Alaska, and a benevolent purpose, Mr. and the eecond minor orders, those o f’ Mr?. P. C. Pitson have recognized exorcist and acolyte, pn Frank the work o f the Church in Garden DPs Flood in; Jobs and Homes Needed Cowgill, also o f Juneau. city qnd. sm^thwest Kansas. It is In the same Mass Feb. 3, the HAVE AT PRESENT 349 FAM­ (those persons of German oj; Polish couple, the Wilczynskis. Mr. a fine tribute to the work o f the Rivo, of Polish extraction, is a order of diaconate will be ad­ Very Rev. George Spaeth, C.PP.S., ILIES IN HOTELS. VARIOUS Italian stock who were forced by ministered to the following sub­ graduate dental technician, having pastor o f SL Mary’s in Garden FAMILY COMBINATIONS; the Reds to leave their homes in deacons; Edward Shanahan, Santa taken his degree at the University City, and evidences a deep appre­ VARIOUS QUALIFICATIONS. countries in the Red orbit) will Fe archdiocese; Ralph Woodward, of Krakow. He speaks Italian, ciation for what the erection of BEG YOU TO HELP US MOVE continue to enter the U. S. for Pueblo diocese; John McHugh,, German, Czecho-Slovakian, and the diocese means to southwest THESE PEOPLE. FATHER WY- the next six or eight months Santa Fe; Matthew Lehn, Belle­ CrSLO. Polish. Mr. Gornicki is a shoe­ Kansas.” 60 DPs Arrive ville diocese; and John Monahan, This wire, from the assistant maker and handjnnan. Mr. Wil- Leonard Puisis, Hugh Robbins, and Some 60 DPs arrived in Colorado czynski can do light farm work, executive director of NCWC War Walter Nowak, all members o f the Jan. 16,, 45 leaving the trains in Archbishop Will Attend Relief Services in New York city, and his wife can act as a domestic. Congregation o f St. Viator. landed this week on the desk of the Denver for new homes in the see A total of 1,189 DPs havo Very Rev. Monsignor Elmer J. city. Aspen, * Walden, Derby and now boon brought into the arch- Communion Breakfasts Kolka, associate director of re­ other towns;'and 15 going directly diocoso, according to Monsignor Shown (left to right) admiring the Boys Town Bob Steffen, Boys Town farm superintendent; Ron­ Presentation Convent settlement for the Archdiocese of to their sponsors in Colorado Kolka, who reminds persons champion fat cattle at the Denver Stock show are ald Hutchings, herdsman at Boys Town; Monsi­ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will Denver. Springs and Sedgwick county. The interested in employing or aid­ T. M. Gallagher, Los Angeles cattleman; the Rev. gnor Nicholas W egner of Boys Town; and J. J. Blessing Set Jan. 19 preside at Communion breakfasts Just another brief chapter in the latest families to arrive are of ing these persons to contact Marcel T. Keliher, editor of the True Voice, Omaha; Regan, Sr., who is cattle adviser and benefactor o f in two parishes and attend the “ Stranger Than Fiction” legend Ukrainian, Polish, Czecho-Slovak- him at the resettlement office, Joe C. Theisen, Osmond, Neb., who bred the blue-^ ranch activities for Boys Town.— (Register photos The new convent of Presentation men’s night of a PTA in another of the transplanting of thousands ian, and Latvian nationality, and 1665 Grant street, AComa 3825. ribbon cattle on his ranch at Long Pine, Neb.;' by Jerome) ______parish, Denver, will be blessed by parish in the next few days. On of DPs to lands of freedom, the several of the families are listed Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Satur­ Sunday, Jan. 20, he will offer Mass telegram cryptically pointed up the as German and Italian ethnics. day, Jan. 19. The blessing will for the Holy Name men of St. iitwimuiMimniiiuiimiimnutmiii fact that resettlement offices in The local DP office noted this . . And Thou Shalt Tell Them to Thy Children' take place immediately preceding Vincent de Paul’ s parish, Denver, our port cities— and throughout the week that two single men and Mass, which Archbishop Vehr ■will at 8 o’clock, and will take part in United States— are being taxed to three couples are immediately avail­ offer in the chapel of the new con­ the breakfast to follow. capacity to provide aid for ship­ able for employers. The single men vent at 8 o’clock. The chapel, a On Sunday, Jan. 27, Archbishop loads of DPs now entering the are Peter Janulewicz, 41, who be­ Behind This Tragic Death, A W a y of Life former ga ra ^ , has been remodeled Vehr will offer Mass for the Holy U. S. came a trained radio technician into a remarkably attractive house ashamed and abashed to be called Name men of St. Augustine’s par­ Although the DP program of­ before World war II in his home By Ed Miller 13, and until the time of hiddeath for the priesthood in the Bene­ of worship adjoining the convent at a “holy” family, but they would ish, Brighton, at 8 o’clock, and pre­ ficially ended the last day of 1951, country, Latvia; and a Polish “ We must die. The words are had maintained a 94 averag^). dictine order, painted this name 665 Irving street The convent it­ ♦ » * not deny that their desire is to side in the breakfast after the displaced persons will continue to tailor, Felix Krakowski, 38. Janule­ hard, but they are followed by a on-a sign which was placed in self consists of a residence pur­ become, through dint of hard work, Mass. He will also confer the sacra­ come into the country for the next wicz, although handicapped by the great happiness; it is in order to be BUT THE WORLD needs the front of their home. chased on the site, and the old * * « just that. ment of Confirmation in the four months, owing to the delay loss of a leg, gets around well on with God that we die." kind o f high purpose and strong convent building, which was moved Brighton church at 3 p.m. Jan. 27. caused by processing those per­ an artificial limb. St. Francis de S^es. ideals shown by the Holland fam­ THERE THEY LIVE the life Families ' like the Hollands a block, adjoined to the new resi­ On Monday, Jan. 28, he will sons given clearance to leave DP The three couples are Mr. and • * * ily. It is opportune, therefore, to they want to live, which is a life think, truly, that “ the only sad­ dence, and remodeled. There is examine George Holland’s back­ that is remarkably close to the ness is not to be a saint.” And room for nine or 10 sisters in the attend the men’s night meeting of camps before the end of the year. Mrs. Ludovico Rivo, Mr. and Mrs, SUDDEN AND SHARP TRAG­ Josef Gornicki, and an elderly ground, for his training gave Church. they fashion their lives to con­ new convent, which cost $3.7,000, the Blessed Sacrament parish PTA, In addition, a number of expellees EDY struck at the heart o f the promise o f a fine Christian fu ­ For instance, the Sunday pre­ form. That is why when numbing according to the "Rev. Matthias Denver, at 8 o’clock. ■ + + + + Frank Holland family of St. Anne’s ture. ceding that on which young tragedy strikes they may suffer Blenkush, who has change of the parish, Arvada, this week when George was killed was the Feast the “ pain of amputation,” the parish. Francis George, Jr., first-born of There are two kinds o f pain at of the Epiphany. By custom the natural, almost physical, pain that the large Holland family, was the death of a loved one: The pain Colorado—It's Wonderful! entire family observed the feast attends the loss of one o f the mem­ killed by a hit-and-run driver the of amputation and the pain o f self­ with a re-enactment of the coming bers, but they do not suffer the Burse Approaching night of Jan. 13. recrimination. Little can be done about the first; God has ordained of the Wise Men to visit the In­ pain that will not ease with time— Frank Holland, who by trade is that it myst be endured. The sec­ fant Jesus. the pain of self-recrimination, for they have remembered the words a linotype operator at the Regis­ ond is, however, something differ­ The same applies on all important To Halfway Mark of Deuteronomy and have told ter, would rather that this article ent. A mode of living can cancel feast days of the Church. These just mention his oldest boy, say the possibility of self-recrimina­ the family celebrates with some­ those words to their children. The St. Joseph burse, Denver God does not forget those who that he was a good boy, say that tions. thing a little special in the way of archdiocesan fund for the educa­ do not forget Him. h is e rv e d Mass regularly, was a The Holland family is the exem­ dinner, if the finances permit, and tion o f priests, approached thfe He has taken. It cannot be de­ daily communicant, had made the plar o f such a mode of life: The In the way of home decoration; halfway mark, with donations to­ nied. First Fridays and the First Satur­ story o f the death of 13-year-old Ferhaps with special place cards taling $234.41, made in the past But He is also giving. days over and over again; and say, George Holland is the story of the giving the Collect for the day; or week. In addition, St. Therese’s A new Holland baby is expected perhaps, that he was easy-going life of the entire Holland family, with special prayers; or in Advent, parishr Frederick, added $100 to' its and modest and intelligent (so in­ a story that is summed up in the with an Advent wreath, and so on. soon. burse. 'The‘ St. Joseph burse now telligent, in fact, that he entered words of Deuteronomy: “ Thou • * * stands at $2,568.41. Regis high school a year early, at shalt love the Lord thy God with EVERY NIGHT THEY assem­ Contributors to the SL Joseph.- thy whole heart, and with thy ble for the Family Rosary, because Cathedral Parish burse in the past week, with the whole soul, and with thy whole prayer for them is a necessity. gifts made, follow ; Mrs. Jule Non-Catholics Give strength. And these words which I ■When they were informed of Ahern, Denver, $30; a friend of command thee this day shall be in George’s death, as soon as they Has 100 Converts SL Joseph, Derby, $5; anony­ thy heart: And thou shalt tell them could assemble they said the Ro­ mous, PL Logan, $147; a friend. Rectory Addition to thy children.” Out of approximately 500 who Ft. Logan, $4.41; Mrs. George * • * sary— Frank and Rosemary Hol­ land and their other children, Mi­ attended the relipous discussion Burns, Euclid, 0., $10; anony­ The Our Lady o f Grace parish, YOUNG GEORGE HOLLAND chael, 11; Richard, 10; Phillip, 6; classes conducted in the Cathedral mous, Cheyenne 'Wells, $25; Denver, now haa a*full rectory with had not, as one person said, lived Mary Ann, 3; and even little Rose­ parish by the Rev. John N. Haley anonymous, Denver, $3; Lt. Joan the completion of a new study, of­ long enough to occasion much of mary, 1; all on their knees before in 1951, more than 100 were re­ Wissing, Japan, an old friend of fice, and vestibule. The new a personal biography, a biogra­ the altar they have made above the ceived into the Church. A large the archdiocesan burse project, rooms on the church-attached rec­ phy separate from the story o f his mantel in their front room. portion of those who attend the $5; and a friend, Denver, in tory extend west on the church family. But, in considering him,'it On Saturday, the day before classes are Catholics who desire to thanksgiving and petition, $5.- property and give the rectory two is not possible to lift him out of young George was killed, this fam­ know more about their religion. Reports come daily from the bedrooms, kitchen, dining room, the context of family, for the Hol­ ily drove in to Mass at Holy Fam­ Communist satellite countries of two baths, study, and office. In more than a decade there the persecution of Catholic land family is as one— an unusual ily church to celebrate the Feast has not been a year in which less Designed by J. K. Monroe and family, a Christ-centered family, priests, brothers, and_ sisters be­ of the Holy Family. than persons have been con­ built by Guy Elder, the addition a truly Catholic, Christian family, loo cause of their service to God They, of course, would be verted. The record year so far is was made possible by several non- loving God with its whole heart, and the souls o f men. The heroism 1947, in which 147 converts were Catholics, including K. S. Barnett, its whole soul, and its whole of these 20th-century martyrs of received. In the following year, Dick Osenbaugh, George Strauss, strength. Christ has inspired many a youth Special Skiers’ Mass | 139 were received, most o f them as and Bud Spratlen, in appreciation Ironically, the Hollands moved and lass to follow in their sacred for the work o f the pastor, the from their home in St Francis de Offered in Estes Park |a result o f the classes- footsteps. But many who are Rev. James Moynihan. Sales’ parish two years ago be­ Father Francis J. Kappet, in | There are three series o f classes blessed with vocations to the The modern new study has a cause Grant street, where they I charge of the parishes in Love- | each year, in the wintej, spring, priesthood are poor in this picture window, fireplace, and lived, had been made into a one­ land and Estes Park, announces I and autumn. The next series will world’s goods. Those who assist spacious bookcases. It gives the way thoroughfare and was fast be­ that a special Mass will be of- 1 begdn Tuesday, Jan. 22, in S t the archdiocese in the education living quarters of the pastor a coming a speedway. Afraid for fered every Sunday at 10 | Paul’s chapel in the Cathedral and of its priests are helping to carry J. Kolka, associate director of resettlement. Left AMONG THE SOME 60 displaced per­ front entrance. The rectory had their children they moved to Ar­ o’clock in Our Lady of the | will continue on each Tuesday and on the work o f the Master. sons who arrived in the Archdiocese of Den­ to right are Mrs. Francesca Del Piccolo, Lidia, previously been entered at the vada, and purchased a five-acre Mountains church, Estes Park, | Thursday evening at 8 o’clock for Donations to the St. Joseph ver Jan. 15 were the members of the DM Piccolo Mario, seated; Lyciano, shaking hands with Mon­ rear o f the church. tract which they named “ Guard­ for the convenience of skiers | 10 weeks. Catholics are asked to burse may be sent to Archbishop family shown above being greeted at the Denver signor Kolka; and Lionello, the father.— (Regitter The cost of the project was ap­ ian Angel Farm.” A friend of within the area. I bring a non-Catholic friend to the Urban J. Vehr, 1536 Logan street, union station by the Very Rev. Monsignor Elmer photo by Jerome) , proximately $4,000. theirs, Bill Foley, now a candidate classes. Denver, PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thuridoy, Jonuory 17,1952

Happy Day for St. John's Parish Parish Schedules Octave of Prayer

(Mother of God Parich, Denver) fulfill their obligations, especially Puncec, Richard Smith, James Beginning on the Feast o f St. on early morning Masses, and Pacheco, Benjie Slattery, and Pat Peter’s Chair at Rome, Jan. 18, their mothers’ solicitude. 0 ’()onnell. 1S22 California S t the parish will observe an octave Those to be invested are David Mothers of the altar boys, as of prayer for the return of non- Weiland, Robert Connelly, David well as friends and relatives, are Bond Instruments - Pianos - Organs Cathiolics ' to the Church. The Ro­ Hansen, Thomas Harnke, Eugene invited to attend their sons’ in­ sary will be recited and Benedic­ --Harnke, ■ - Daniel------G^ierrero, --cMichael h ■ vestiture. The parish is indebted tion celebrated each evening at McKelvy, Patrick McKelvy, Den­ to the mothers in great measure Radios - Records - Accessories 7:30 beginning Friday, Jan. 18, nis Tangney, Errol Mastin, Thomas for their display of warm co­ and ending Friday, Jan. 25. Reeves, William Thomas, Harry operation. AC. 1635 DENVER, COLO. The Men’* club will aponior a game* party in the church baiement Friday tvcning, Jan. 18, aftar deyotiong. Hams and NEW-2-Volume Edition caah will be featured. The banns of marriage were an­ nounced Sunday for. Dorothy Cor- of the . . . neer of Mother of God parish and Tollefson Furniture Victor Michaud o f Strasburg. 2749 SOUTH BROADWAY Mrs. Forrest Fisher and Mrs. Robert Kelly are taking care of Saint Joseph the altar during January. Star of the Sea circle will be entertained Jan. 21 by Mrs. Clif- Daily Missal ALL OUT SALE ■ford Welch in her home for lunch­ eon and bridge. Edited by REV. HUGO H. HOEVER, S.O.Cist., Ph.D. E V E R nniN G REDUCED Tommy Rieva, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Rieva, of , 614 Ogden OPEN EVENINGS-7:30-9 P.M. SU. 1-1441 street, is recovering from surgery This NEW MAG­ in Children’s hospital. NIFICENT 2 - Vol­ ume Edition o f the Knighti of Altar Saint Joseph Daily To Be Invested Missal is conveni- ent-to-use, easy-to- The altar boys of Mother of God handle and is print­ church will be invested as Altar ed in easy-to-read Knights at ceremonies on Sunday evening, Jan. 20, right after the type. The general Unity Octave services. The Rev. arrangement i?, sim­ Amador Cruz Wisco, director of ple, complete and the boys, will conduct the cere­ suited to the needs o f a l l Catholics. monies. Each volume is The investiture ceremony is the suited for one half first o f its kind to take place in o f t h e Liturgical Mother of God church. It will Year. serve as a public acknowledgment of the boys’ unstinted efforts to In each Volume, SUNDAY, JAN. 13, was a happy day Scouts, altar boys, and other school children par the Ordinary o f the ticipated. Mass, in the front for St. John the Evangelist’s parish, Denver, Shown above are (left to right) Clem Kohl, mem­ of the Missal, is as more than BOO parishioners turned out for the ber of the lay committee; John K. Monroe, archi­ The Denver Cathalic printed in red and groundbreaking for the new church at East Seventh tect; Monsignor John P. Moran, pastor; Thomas black (Latin . a n d avenue parkway and Elizabeth street. The beautiful Tynan, member of the lay committee; and Frank Register English text on op­ WHICH Will Y o u Be? weather formed a perfect backdrop for the cere­ Kirchhof, and Francis Kirchhof, Jr., contractors.- Published Weekly by the posite pages) and in monies in which Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Cub (Abdoo Studio photo) Catholic Press Society, Inc. extra large type. When Roads are Slippery + - r + + - f + + + 938 Bannock Street, Denver. 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Any siae or make of tire can be equipped Entered as Second Class • Light in Weight. quickly and economically — and you get extra For Groundbreaking of Hew St John's * Thin and Flaxibla. • 12 Picture, in Full Color. mileage at well as greater protection againii blowouts Matter at the Post Office, and ikiddiog. See ns or call Today for a demonitration! (St. John’s Parish, Denver) Denver, Colo. * Complcta for Evary Day. • Fawer Reference.. A surprising crowd of more than 500 parishioners, including many of the school e Each Sat i. Boxad. e Perfect Sixe for Daily Ute. children, turned out for th« groundbreaking ceremony for the new Church of St. John the Evangelist Sunday afternoon, Jan. 13. Against the background of a huge steam Dr. Ralph J. Spear PRICED Hawkinson shovel ready to begin excavations, the Rt. Rev. M onsi^or John P. Moran, pastor, turned the first shovelful of earth on the site of the new edifice. East Seventh avenue Parkway Chiropractor X-RAY LABORATORY and Elizabeth street. D.llj Hoar.—Et«, Mon., Wed., Fri. $550 A procession, consisting of uni­ 3242 S. Broadway SU. 1-3300 to $240 0 formed Boy, Girl, and Cub Scouts, parish; to Thomas Tynan and Clem Rosary society Friday afternoon, Wire Treads Kohl, members of the lay commit­ Jan. 18, in the home of Mrs. Wil­ altar boys in cassock and surplice, Locally Owned and Operated the children of the upper grades tee; and to B. K. Sweeney, whose fred Eyre, 100 S. Franklin street. depending on cover. Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon, program of the" school, the Sisters of Lo- active interest in the new church 7th at Lincoln TA. 1261 chairman, has arranged for a re­ Dr. G. J. retto of the faculty, and Monsi- has been manifested in many union of all past presidents of the gnoF Moran, marched from the ways. society. Also invited are all former Schaeuble school to the building site, where Thanks were also expressed by members of the society. JOE K A V A N A U G H , Inc. some 300 adults were awaiting ■Monsignor Moran to the Lorettine the ceremony. Sisters who teach at St. John’s, The meeting will begin with a Optometrist who will now live across the park­ dessert luncheon at 1 o’clock. I After the singing o f the “ Star- Spangled Banner’’ by the assem­ way from the new church, and to Members who do not have trans­ Specialist bled group, the Litany of the various parish organizations. portation are asked to meet at the For Visual Saints was read by the Rev. Men's Club to Meet rectory at 12:45. Eye Care **The West’s Largest Church Goods Supply House’* Charles T. Jones. Monsignor St. John’i Men’i club will Baptized last tveek by Monsi-^ Brighten Up Your Moran then blessed the site prior gnor Moran were the following: meet a week early onJTueiday, 638 Empire Bldg. KE. 5840 to the actual groundbreaking. Jan. 22, to discuii the participa­ Patricia Ann, daughter of Mr. and Eitabliihad 1902 1633 Tremont Place Witnessing the ceremony were Mrs. Thomas Donohue, with tion of the club in the coming TAbor 3789 Denver 2, Colo. John K. Monroe, architect for the drive for fund> to be conducted Thomas Orr and Mrs. Carl Selle Dr. D. C. Werthman as sponsors; Sue Ellen, daughter new church and Frank Kirchhof, in the pariah. A apecial invita­ and Associate Home with the contractor who will build it. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 0. Middle- tion i> extended to men who do ton, with Paul and Catherine Monsignor Moran gave a short not ordinarily attend the Men’s Parks as sponsors, and Richard Dentists talk, invoking God’s blessing on club meetings. A short business and Rose Marie Cashburn as PLATES the work begun in His name in meeting will be held and re­ proxies. order that it might be brought to freshments will be served. Cards 606 15th Street 1206 IStfa Straal Fresh New Failles St. Ann’s circle met last week a successful conclusion. He paid will be played following the KEystone 8721 TAbor 5761 special tribute to the late John F. meeting. in the home of Miss Elizabeth M organ, Values to 4.98 yd. Steadley, who obtained and do­ Rosary Society O’Malley. nated the excellent site for the Mrs. Daniel Reinert was hostess Dolls and Doll Parts new church some years ago; to the To Meet Jan. 18 to St. Mary’s circle in her home Leibm an late Mrs. Jeanne Freeman, gener- Mrs. John Rae will preside at Feb. 9 with luncheon and bridge. ANY DOLL CAN .ous in many ways to St. John’s the meeting of St. John’s Altar and The members were recently enter­ $ 98 tained in the homes of Mrs. Vincent BE REPAIRED and H ickey McVeigh and Mrs. Claire Mulligan. yd. A.B.C. Doll Hospital Gas and Electric Bldg. Phone TAbor 1395 SPECIAL Scout Medal Presentation 1 1615 Arapahoe, Denver MA. 7617 iiiiiiaunniaiiiiiaiiiiaiiiiiBiiiiiaiiiaiMi l> Jan. 21 Is Date FRED I BARNEY ■ Spring Classes On the Campus Set for Meeting Feb. 1 to May 30 W. 30th and Lowell lofcmiEn i litH, Inc. Of Credit Union 1932 Bus No. 6 FINE FLOOR G0VERIN6S, DRAPERIES AND SLIP COVERS (Presentation Parish, Denver) INDIVIDUALLY STYLED DRAPERIES The Presentation-parish credit Ft m Dtlivery Anywhcrs Free Parking Area union will hold its annual meet­ NIGHT CLASSES ing Monday, Jan. 21, at 8 p.m. Convenient Payment Plan in the parish hall. Both ordinary saving accounts and loans will be 7501 East Colfax DExtor 2049--FRemont 3008 discussed, as well as car insurance. Savings and loan accounts of the JhsL fijMonoL ^jdju£atiDJfL yjojt QmhSL cFedit union are insured. All pa­ rishioners are invited to attend. Following the meeting a program will be presented and refresh­ 68 COURSES IN 16 DEPARTMENTS ments served. The PTA meeting last Sunday F Accounting had one of the largest represen­ tations ever to attend. The meet­ O Business Administration ing was held on Sunday so the dads might' have an opportunity R Cultural Leisure to meet the faculty and get ac­ quainted with other members. Be­ Economics cause of the success o f ' this English meeting the February meeting will also be held on the second Sunday History of the month. The PTA will have occasional Mathematics and Easter cards for sale on Sun­ day, Jan. 20, and several Sundays Music thereafter, the dates are to be Philosophy • announced laten.-^ Rosary services are held every Psychology everting; at 7 :30 with the exception mVERINMSIRULUMK of'Sundays when Benediction and Religion Rosary services are at 5 p.m. CIORCI R ROCK. RsekMMi Science Colifomki 1 Phong MAIn S1SS ^ < laformatien 'claiies for Cath­ I Oppeslte Peiivef Pry gee

June Haver Is Guest at St. Josep/i'sAmazing Growth Marked Slight Hindrance to Missioner June Haver, who came from Hollywood for the dedication of Denver’s new Coliseum and was By Archdiocese in Decade Nurses and Actress the city’s guest from Wednesday until Saturday, still found time (Continued From Page One) rado. There were 87 churches to get in several visits with the sisters and students of St. josepK’s High schools, diocesan and with resident priekt, and 149 hospital. She also visited other parochial, 10 (10) missions with chapels. Forty- places of interest such as the Vet­ Boys, 984 (922) five parishes had parochial erans’ hospital and St. Thomas’ Girls, 1,512 (1,317) schools, and there were 13,012 seminary. Total students, 2,496 p u p i 1 s • in academies and Star Addresses (2,239) schools. Four orphan asylums Sodality Meet High schools, private, 3 (3) cared for 548 children. The June spoke to the students in­ Boys, 329 (310) total o f young people under formally after their sodality meet­ Girls, 285 (339) Catholic care was reported as ing Wednesday and entertained ■ Total students, 614 (649) 14,319. the sisters, the students, and a number of friends by showing pic­ Elementary schools, paro­ Thirteen hospitals reported tures of Ireland, Paris, Rome, chial, 41 (39) 32,122 patients in the preced­ Palestine, and other places visited Boys 6,210 (5,860) on her Jubilee tour. One of the ing year, and there were 492 many points that deeply appealed Girls, 6,186 (6,086) student nurses. Baptisms to­ to her audience was the picture of Total students, 12,387, taled 7,720, of which 6,907 Pius XII as he pronounced the (11,946) were of infants and 813 of dogma of the Assumption. Orphanages and infant asy­ adults. There were 2,011 lums, 6 (6) deaths and 2,060 marriages. Boys, 335 (293) The Catholic Directory for W. D. McCarthy Girls, 431 (427) 1951 listed the Catholic popu­ Total children, 766 (720) lation of the Pueblo diocese as Children in foster homes, 251 89,397 cared for by 117 Named Leader by (249) priests (54 of them diocesan) Total dependent children, in 46 parishes (45 with resi­ THE REV. THOMAS BARRY, pastor of taken at the rectory in Kremmling, shows Father 1,017 (969) Barry trying to extricate his automobile from the dent priest). The total Cath­ St. Peter’s parish, Kremmling, and St. General hospitals, 8 (8) results of the worst snowfall the area has had in Dental Society olic population of the state of Ann’s, Grand Lake, sent to the Register the photo Bed capacity, 1,320 (1,320) above because he thought the staff mighj; like “ an 18 years. The mountain pastor had clerical assistance Colorado is in 1952, therefore, D.r. William D. McCarthy is the Patients treated annually, action shot of why we,did not have Mass in Grand at Walden and Maryvale, two of his missions, apd new president of the State Board well over 210,000. 53,422 (52,190) Lake Dec. 31 or New Year’s day.” The picture, “ wonders how they made out.” o f Dental Examiners. Dr. Mc­ + Carthy, a member of Blessed Sacra­ Special hospitals or sanatoria, + + + + ment parish, Denver, and former grand knight of Denver council 1 (1 ) Bed capacity, 21 (21) Jesuit Gives Conference To Mass Through the Snow Patients treated annually, 56 (56) Schools for nurses, 4 (4) At St Joseph's Hospital Student nurses, 356 (309) THE REV, RICHARD L. of the small circle conference and Protective institution, 1 (1) ROONEY,, S.J., editor o f Action included question-and-answer STUDENT NURSES of St. Joseph’s are shown with Girls, 108 (103) Now, printed in St. Louis, Mo., periods. * » » Miss Haver. Left to right are Carole Schamfer, June Haver, Special religious instruction conducted a four-day circle con­ ference about the Mystical Body PARTICULAR ATTENTION Mary Toillion, and Jimmie Lopez. classes, 85 (80) for the Sisters o f Charity at St. was given to Father Daniel J. Public school pupils attend­ Joseph’s hospital, Denver, Jan. 7, Lord’s assertion in Our Part in the ing, 8,21? (7,781) 8, 10, and 11. Mystical Body: “ Once one has ac­ cepted the doctrine o f the Mystical Archbishop Offers Mass Total, youths under Catholic The purposes of the conference were to help the sisters achieve a Body, revolution follows. . . . All instruct ion, 24,776 greater realization o f the tremen­ the social implications of Christian­ For Boulder Newman Club (26,102) dous implications of the doctrine ity, far-reaching beyond the widest Teachers in archdiocese, 612 of the Mystical Body because of the sweep of man’s imagination, imply Boulder.— (Newman Club, Uni­ ion Sunday. Archbi.shop Urban J. effect it should have upon their revolutionary stands and revolu­ versity of Colorado) — Sunday, Vehr offered the 8 o ’clock Mass (558) own lives; to help the sisters realize tionary advances.” Jan. is , was the annual Commun- St. Thomas Aquinas student Priests (full time), 54 (41) their opportunity and responsibil­ Participants tried to picture the chapel. About 250 students re­ Scholastics, 7 ity to assist the patients, the teachings of the Mystical Body as Speaker ceived Communion and attended Brothers, 6 (6) nurses, and all the workers in the they are and ought to be in daily ^he breakfast at Wayne’s cafe hospital to integrate this belief life at the hospital. Agreement was after -the Mass. Sisters, 414 (382) into their daily lives; and to enable reached that the best way for hos­ PART OF THE STAUNCH congregation of St. Ann’s parish, Grand Lake, is shown with the pastor, the Rev. Guest Speakers Lay, 131 (97) the sisters to plan together ways pital members, sisters, doctors, Homes for aged, 2 (2) and means of carrying out this re­ nurses, patients, and a\J workers to Thomas Barry, after Sunday ])Iass in the snowbound mountain resort. Are Distinguished sponsibility. offer prayers, works, joys, and suf­ Father Barry, who is pastor also of St. Peter’s parish, Kremmling, Dr. William D. McCarthy Inmates, 149 (149) Participants in the circle confer­ ferings is by active attendance at where his winter rectory is established, was unable to reach Grand After the breakfast short talks Baptisms, 8,070 (7,587) ence included; St. Anthony’s hos­ Mass and intelligently praying it. Lake for a week because of the record snowfall that hit the area. In were made by Vincent Gardner, 539, Knights o f Columbus, served Infants, 7,166 (6,566) pital, Las Vegas, N. Mex.; St. Jo- a message to the Register, Father Barry remarked “ how fortunate president of- the Newman club; three years as the board’s secre­ Converts, 904 (1,021) •seph’s hospital, Denver; St. Mary’s people are who live near the church” in his missions. tary. hospital. Grand Junction; and St. Ernest Tovani, representing the Goins Fame Marriages, 1,981 (1,940) Vincent’s hospital, Leadville. Record Ordinations * * * Parish Debt Is Reduced by $26,000 in 3 Years Catholic members of the faculty; For Surgery Catholic, 1,142 (1,273) THE ENCYCLICAL OF PIUS Francis Reinert, representing the A graduate of St. Joseph’s grade Mixed, 839 (667) XII about the Mystical Body of Set at Barcelona A payment of $6,000 was made years ago, a total o f $26,000 has business men of Boulder; and school and East high school, Dr. Deaths, 1,311 (1,207) on the debt of Mother o f God par­ been paid on the original debt of Boyd Bailey of Denver, repre­ McCarthy received a doctor of Christ served as the basic text at Catholic population, 119,828 Pilgrims from the Archdiocese ish, Denver, Jan. 1, the Rev. John ^35,000. The payments were made senting the Catholic alumni of the dental surgery degree from Den­ the four circle meetings held daily of Denver and the Dioceses of Regan, pastor, announced. This semiannually in the amounts of university. Archbishop Vehr gave ver university in 1929. In his serv­ (112,573) during the conference. Topics dis­ cussed by Father Rooney included: payment leaves only $9,000 re­ $2,000, $6,000, $7,000, $5,000, a most interesting talk on the ice with the army in World war Pueblo and Cheyenne will witness By comparison, the Catho­ “ This Is the Mystical Body,” “ The maining on the debt. Since the par­ and the most recent payment of meaning of Christianity in the II, Dr. McCarthy gained recogpii- probably the greatest mass ordina­ lic Directory of 1941, the last Mystical Body at Worship,” “Work ish was started less than three $ 6,000. world today. tion for his work in maxillo-facial in the Mystical Body,” and “ Suffer­ tion of yfiests ever held when they surgery— the rebuilding of men’s issued before the Diocese of attend the 35th international Eu­ Skiers^- Mass ing in the Mystical Body.” faces shattered by shells. Pueblo was established and After each discussion, small charistic Congress in Barcelona, Dr. McCarthy’s wife is the for­ Spain, scheduled May 27 to June 1. Is Added ^ Denver was raised to the circle meetings, composed of mem­ mer Eileen Marie Peterson of Ca­ bers of participating hospitals, en­ Practically every country of the FINAL CLEARANCE A 6:15 skiers’ Mass was added thedral parish. The McCarthys’ status of an archdiocese, to the Sunday Mass schedule at deavored to enlarge upon the im­ world wilh be representated in the two children. Bill and Nancy, at­ shows 294 priests (159 of plications of this doctrine in regard ordination class. One thousand REAL SAVI^GS^ the student chapel after the tend Blessed Sacrament school. Christmas holidays. This gives the them diocesan) serving a to what it makes Christians to be seminarians will be ordained from Boys’ and Girls’ GIRLS’ COATS Judge Edward C. Day, Jr;, Dr. McCarthy is the son of Mrs. and how it should influence all Spain alone. The highest prelates .students the opportunity to at­ FLANNEL PAJAMAS will be the speaker at the K and Mrs. William A. McCarthy, Catholic population of 147,217 their actions and attitudes. Other of the Church will preside at the Sizes 3 to .10 tend Mass, and still have time to and GOWNS of C. Friday luncheon club meeting 1045 Cherokee street, Denver. in the entire state of Colo­ circle meetings considered reports ceremonies for each national group. Values to 24.95 catch the 7 o’clock ski bus. The Siies 2 to 6 at noon Jan. 18. Judge Day will The greatest assemblage ever to Now $7.95 to $15.95 other Ma.sses are at 8, 10, and Reg. 2.49 Now $1.98 tell the luncheoners,, who meet ev­ witness ordination ceremonies is 11:15. Siiei 7 to 12 SNOW SUITS ery Friday at the K. of C. home, expected. At the conclusion of the Reg. 2.98 Now $2.49 16th avenue and Grant street, The Catholic Action committee Regis to Revive Culture Institute rites the pilgrims will kneel to Infants & Toddlers has been doing a great job in receive the blessings of the newly BLUE BELL JEANS 1 & 2 pc. were 10.95 about the Catholic’s role in preserv­ THE INSTITUTE OF CATH- who are experienced in the prob­ Thursday evenings and there will ing American freedom and justice. increasing the attendance at daily ordained priests. Sizes 1 to 6 Now $6.00 OLIC CULTURE, which was lems and techniques of parish be three sections offered at 6:30, Reg. 1.89 Now $1.49 All Denver Catholic men are in­ Mass. Each dormitory, sorority, Sizes 1 to 4 highly popular during the ’30s, is credit unions will give the lectures 7:30, and 8:30. Two new American ships will and fraternity has a day on which bring more than 2,000 U. S. pil­ LEGGING SEtS Values to $14.95 vited to the one-hour meetings of being revived again by Regis col­ and lead the discussions. Father The purpose of these round­ the service group. Jack Denny of to attend Mass during the week. grims to the great congress. The For Boys & Girls lege. Ryan also will act as chairman for table discussions is to help the par­ Now $7.95 to $9.45 Denver council 539, K. of C., is Attendance at the evening Rosary S. & Independence and the S. S. Toddlers Sizes 1 to 4 these meetings, and at the first ticipants to choose their careers or toastmaster. has also increased. ______Under the direction of John Constitution will tie up at Bar­ Values to $12.95 meeting he will explain the his­ to modify them in the light of RA 6060 Coyne, head o-f the Regis evening celona piers during the congress Now $5 • $7.95 • $8.95 college, the Culture Institute will tory and purpose of credit unions some of the subversive forces at and pilgrimage members will use Mrs. Peter Jonke be a separate branch of the eve­ in general. work in the nation today. Father their modern facilities as hotels GALOSHES — GREATLY Are You Fully Insured? ning school. The lectures and THE THIRD COURSE to be Ryan also will act as moderator at and for meals while attending the REDUCED these sessions. sponsored by the institute will be six-day congress. Reservations are Does Your Insurance Cover Registration for the institute a study of career guidance in now being received at all offices Do you have one Today’s Replacement Costs? will be held the same time as reg^ of the American Express-Catholic light o f the Christophers’ Career of our Bonus Books? istration for the night school: 6 Travel League throughout the U. "W h e re Children Reign” Guidance schools. These round­ to 10 o’clock each evening from S. and by all recognized travel \ Frank L. Garland Agency table discussions will be held on Jan. 28 to Feb. 1'. agencies. Writing Automobile, Catualty and Fire Inturance Representing well known stock companies exclusively. Phone PE. 3067— 2171 So. Franklin

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I PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, January 17,1952

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH Strictly From Paris Ladies' Sodality CATHEDRAL PARISH Patronise These Friendly Firms These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage

To Meet Jan. 17 No Down Payment LEN’S Pharmacy Hstor OTSrhsolInt DOYLE’S Body A Ftndst Bspalrs ( Hawes Food Store ) Li 0. FEBR, Prop. At St. Patrick's Tailorsd 8sat Covsrs PHARMACY Maaker SL Vineont do PanPs Pazlili # Booktr Hawie—Gayle Haww Motor Tano-ap \ Usod Cars Tho Partteulai D ra n M 1 An IGA Store / Have Your Doctor Phone (St. Patrick’s Paritb, Denver) Ua Your Prescription All members of the Senior Cathedral Motors 17th AVE. AND GRANT 1 QuaUty Meats - 1 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 Young Ladies’ sodality are asked JOE OAFFNEV, Prop. KE. 1187 rSE B DEUVEST 1 Groceries \ At LonMana and Sooth Cloytaa to attend the meeting to be held 173t U ta n KB. SUS & f at 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 17, in J Fresh Frozen Fruits Washington Park Mkt. the school meeting room to make f and Vegetables 1 plans for the annual pre-Lenteh 1 Louisiana and Clayton 1 Red & White Food Store games party. I SP 5717 ^ 1 BILL HUGHES, Prop. Sunday, Jan. 20, will be Holy \ Dollvory # Open 7 to 7 Week Days Communion day for the members PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED M \ Complete Food Service of the sodality. - i Cloied Snndayi # FOR AND DELIVERED Vtuvts., Ceis. 598 South Gilpin The novena to Our Lady of Colfax at Downing Denva "IPi Smart to B# Thrifty" Lourdes is held every Wednesday KEystone 3217 evening at 7:45. ' The firms listed here de­ The 'Rt. Rev. Monsignor Achille The firms listed here de­ Sommaruga officiated at the in­ serve to be rem em bered PLUMBING JONES BRICKEY & MOLLOT ' stallation o f the incoming officers serve to be remembered when you are distributing Frank Mollot, Owner at the meeting of the Altar and COFFEE SHOP when you are distributing Shop, SP. 2309 Rh„ SP. 9122 Rosary society on Jan. 8. Those your patronage in the dif­ your patronage in the dif­ Remodeling, Repairing installed were : President, Mrs. Jo­ Serving Good Food ferent lines of business. seph Natale; secretary, Mrs. Thom­ 6 a.m. till Midnight or Now Work E. CoUtx at Logan ferent lines of business. FHA Financinc 665 8. Pearl as C. Lang; financial secretary, Mrs. Joseph Libonati; treasurer, Mrs. Margaret Lucy; first vice president, Mrs.'Marvin Strempel; Left to right, front row, they are H. Nielsen, C. Noss- THE LATEST IN HAT fashions were and second vice president, Mrs. T|ONNIE RRAE aman, Robert Carlin, Joseph Sheridan, and 0. demonstrated Jan. 9 on the occasion of Anna Carroll. Wienecke; and back row, Dick Schmitz, George High Quality Cleaning Dads’ night condncted by St. Francis de Sales’ PTA, Mrs. Strempel, outgoing presi­ Shopping C'enter Denver. Those who took part in the style show and Mossbrucker, A. Phannenstlel, John Reagan, G. dent, thanked the officers and On All Wearing Apparel the other skits on the program are pictured above. Phelan, and F. Marriott. members for their co-operation during her term of office and was Operating Our Own Plant + + + + + + + 4* presented with a gift. Congratula­ Fast Service — Pickup and Delivery Bonnie Brae CONOCO PRODUaS tions were extended to the newly BARDWARE Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries St Francis' Society Luncheon Set Jan. 18 elected officers by Monsignor Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing Sommaruga and Mrs. Strempel. BURKE'S BROADMOOR CLEANERS KOMAC COLORIZER PAINTS The following committees were Members of S t Francis de Salee' Parish (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, school cafeteria. All members and day, Jan. 20, members of the so­ Honsewam - T on - Sport Goods RONNIE RRAE appointed: Hospital, St. Joseph’s, Denver) friends of the society are invited ciety will receive Communion. Mmes. Anna Carroll and Angelina 26E. 11THAVE. ^ w o s h o p s 712 SO. PEARL W oG in Groon Stamps CONOCO SERVICE The Altar and Rosary society to attend. In the meeting that will Plant are being formulated PHONE MA. 7442 ^ * PHONE PE. 8485 724 So. University PE. 9909 Franks; St. Anthony’s, Mmes. An­ fin E. Exposition SP. 2666 of St. Francis de Sales’ will have follow the luncheon, new officers for the Colonial card party thony Canzona and Zamboni; held every year on Wathing- A. a covered-dish luncheon Friday, for the year will be installed. Mercy, Mmes. Michael Croci and Jan. 18, at 1 p.m. in the high ton’t birthday, Feb. 22. Bonnie Brae In the 18 o’clock Mass on Sun- Syl Franks; and other hospitals, Preisser's Red & White ' Dads’ night of the Parent- Mmes. Joseph Petraglia and Ar­ D r i i ^ I 'o . Archhishop to Speak Teachers’ association was held Jan. 9. Mrs. C. Frede, president thur Petro. ST. JOHN^S PARISH Grocery ond Market Monsignor Sommaruga an­ Alfred C, Andanaa, Ownar-Monaccr of the PTA, presented the gavel Have your Doctor phone us nounced that the annual reception Patronise These Friendly Firms FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND to Bob Carlin, who presided. Joe QUALITY GROCERIES your Prescriptions 330 Expected to Attend Sheridan was secretary for the for the women o f the parish will Free Delivery SPruee 4447 Been, Wines, Etc. evening; H. Neilsen, treasurer; be held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 31, in the school auditorium. CLAYTONI TEXACO Permanent Waving 2321 E. Ohio At*. (So. Unlv. and Ohio) 763 So. Univenity RA. 2874 and Dick Schmitz, parliamentarian. The husbands o f trie regular com­ Refreshments were served by a Specialty Breakfast at St. Vincent's Washing Tires mittee chairmen then gave re­ Mmes. Arthur Petro and Marvin (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, Denver) ports. Strempel. Mmes. Angelina Franks Grsasing Accessorial M y Lady Edith SOUTH GAYLORD Arrangements have been completed for the annual father Following the meeting, F. Mar- and Joseph Famini volunteered to ( Beauty Shoppe and son Communion breakfast, sponsored by the Holy Name riot acted as master of ceremonies clean the altars in January. We pick op A deliver Sincere thanks are extended to Uinnis Kesaelsr, Urr. society, which will be held in the school hall Sunday, Jan. for a program that consisted of a Andy Marion, Lessee recording of the dads’ version of the Holy Name society for pur­ 6th & CIsrton PR. 7666 2804 R. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 Shopping DistricI 20. An attendance of . 330 at the breakfast is expected. a typical youncil meeting in which chasing the buttons for the newly formed Junior Holy Name society. Reservations may still be made by calling Charles Finder, homemaking, children, and fash­ The firms listed here de- chairman of the committee on ar­ ions were discussed rather than There will be a special collec­ OLSON'S rangements, at SP. 6636, not later The altar workers for January business; hat styles by John tion taken up at all Masses Sun­ serye to be rem em bered are Mmes. H. M. Carvalho, J. M. day, Jan. 20, for the flood victims ^^f^ouncing New Management of than Friday, Jan. 18. Reagan; a sk'it by Bob Carlin; and when you are distributing Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will Cline, Patrick Dolan, Sam Janu­ the concluding act by Fathers in Italy, and any donations will be Food Market offer the Mass at 8 o’clock in which ary, F. Bischofberger, P. W. Frank Morfeld and Robert Ne- greatly appreciated. your patronage in the dif­ fathers and sons will receive Com­ Bowling, J. C. Connors, and Stan­ vans. Banns of marriage were an­ Appreciate Your Business ferent lines of business. 4 ® TINY TOTS'SHOP munion in a body and will be the ley Davies. Mrs. Prank Muto will Boosters' Boord nounced for the second time be­ launder the albs for the month. 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 principal speaker at the breakfast. To Meet at School tween David Collins o f St. Pat­ HAL and JESSIE LASSWELL All men of the parish, whether they The Our Lady of Victory circle rick’s and Catherine Meier o f An­ The advisory board meeting of have sons or not, are cordially in­ will meet in the home of Mrs. F. nunciation parish. the Boosters’ club will be held vited to participate in this annual Bislhofberger Thursday, Jan. 17, Parishioners are asked to re­ Thursday, Jan. 17, at 8 p.m. in the Exclusive Wear for Infants event. Parishioners are asked to member in their prayers the soul f o r ^ dessert-bridge luncheon. library of the high school. The ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH attend Masses other than the 8 A*new Altar and Rosary circle of Pat Mancinelli, who was buried o’clock as it has been reserved for fnonthly meeting will be held Mon­ from St. Patrick’s this past week, to be known as “All Saints’ ’’ met day, Jan. 21, at 8 p.m. in the Patronise These Friendly Firms the men and boys. .The new o ffi­ and also to pray for a successful in the home o f Mrs. Antone Poj- high school. All members o f the cers of the Holy Name society will recovery of Donald Fox. man Jan. 9. There are eight mem­ high school basketball team are COME IN AND SEE US be formally introduced at the bers in the new circle. invited to attend. breakfast. Favor Received SCIENTIFIC io n So. Gaylord PE. 6736 The St. Rose of Lima’s circle will On Jan. 13 Father Julius Watch Repairs Police Captain meet Jan. 22 in the home o f Mrs. Fecher, C.PP.S., baptized Phillip A reader of the Register wishes CROSLEY Addresses PTA E. P. Worthman, 2^55 E. Ten­ Carter Hall, Jr., son of Mr. and to publish thanksgiving for health Dunbar-Andrewi The PTA meeting was held in nessee. The latest meeting was Mrs. Phillip Hall. His sponsors restored through the help o f the JEWELERS GAYLORD CLEANERS the pchool hall Jan.. 14. Mrs. David held in the home o f Mrs. Vincent were Donald Dickerson and Anna Sacred Heart and the intercession 3339 El. Colfax Refrigeration of St. Anne and St. Jude. tern. Lyons Pharmacy Sikes, the president, presided. Hepp. E. Hall. Radios Pickup & Delivery Capt. Roy Floyd o f the police Where Parking Is No Problem Your Extra Friendly Drngsist department gave a talk on safety . Full Regiitered Pharmacist education, stressing the need of We Give Green Stamps In St. Rose of Lima's New Parish Hall Complete Selection Down Town Prices safety education throughout all the Texaco Products We Give Green Stamps grades, and the need for co-opera­ Lubrication \J(S^ Tires Electrical Appliances 1025 So. Gaylord, PE. 1350 tion from the parents and the pub­ Washing Accessories lic. Altar Group Plans Card Party Jan. 26 : W EE INIV j Mrs. William Hughes reported Joe & Andy’s The BIARNEY SHOP on the deanery youth committee (St. Roie of Lima’s Parish, The past meeting of the St. Metirt. Arcuri, Francone, Lam­ ^ 1018 So. Gaylord ^ Shoes for the Family meeting and gave an account of Denver). Rose circle was held in the home brecht, Clennon, Martin, Car­ SERVICE STATION 3209 East Colfax Breakfasts • Lunches^ Weatherbird Shoes for Children the outstanding work St. Vincent’s of Mrs. Lambrecht. Each member rigan, Lederhani, Hupp, Wood, 12th A Clayton FR. 9826 X-ray Fitting A card party sponsored by the Stubert, Guadagnoli, Heppting, ► • Dinners t group has been doing. Altar and Rosary society will be of the circle was requested to Mrs. Lou Webber spoke about Cresto, La Russo, Howell, and ^ Featuring French Fried Shrimp ^ held in the new parish hall at donate a table prize for the card Sendel Shoe Store the CPTL card party to be held Hogan. Betty & Bob’s The firms listed here de­ y and Rocky Mountain Trout ^ 1345 W. Dakota avenue Saturday party. in the Knights o f Columbus hall The highlight of the evening ^ Hours 8 to 8 Ted & Lou Vogtt 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 evening, Jan. 26. Tickets are 50 Mrs. Feely reported that the B e a u ^ & serve to be remembered Thursday, Jan. 24, and urged a was a talk given by Father William cents a person and may be pur­ past meeting o f St. Jude’s circle good attendance. B. Faherty, S.J., o f Regis college, when you are distributing Mobiloil • Pennxoil • Mobilgaa chased by contacting any one of was held in the home of Mrs. Mary Barber Shop Plans for the school carnival Denver. H i s speech centered Lubrication A Washing the members of the committee: McDonald, with Mrs. Gladys Pa­ Specialising in your patronage in the dif­ were discussed. Mrs. Walter An- around labor and management, the Tuna Up - Clutch A Brake Mmes, Demmitt, McDonough, Fee- dilla as hostess. Father Barry Permanent ITaring gerer, the ways and means chair­ attitude toward labor and manage­ ferent lines of business. ley, Burton, Carrigan, Sconzert, Wogan and Mrs. Naomi Pomponio 2603 E. 12th Ats. man, asked everyone to save anv were gpicsts. The next meeting will ment o f the Church, and the views EA. 6722 So. Gaylord Service article that can be used for the Reichman, Coreman, and McDon­ ald. There will be attractive table be held in the home of Mrs. Viola held by • the Communists. Father fish pond. The articles will be col­ Faherty will speak at the meeting prizes and free refreshments. It Heppting. Center and Garage lected next week. Monsignor Eu­ in February about the Church and is requested by the committee that St. Anne’s circle enjoyed a party gene O’Sullivan urged all the mem­ State and the appointment of an 1001 So. Gaylord SP. 6443 each one bring his own cards. in the home of Mrs. Cora Olsen, bers to help make the carnival a Ambassador to tne Vatican State. ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH The Altar and Rosary society with Mmes. Ann Jackson and success. Pauline Flora as cohostesses. The Please Patronise These Friendly Firms Sister Mary Ludavine thanked met Jan. 10 in the parish hall. In IGA the absence of Mrs. M arj Demmitt, next meeting will be in the home S BOB’S the members for the sistfers’ Christ of Mrs. Catharine Guadagnoli. mas gifts. She introduced Sister Mrs. Cora Olsen, vice president, Fr. Schmitt Slates had charge of the meeting. A total of 40 children attended Rose Anthony, the new third grade the nursery during the period of OPEN ’TIL MIDNIGHT EVERY NIGHT teacher. Mrs. Joseph Figlino, hostess SUPER MARKET committee chairman, named the Dec. 16 to Jan. 6, inclusive, ac­ Convert Classes at Mrs. Sikes suggested that the cording to Mrs. Arcuri. Meats • Groceries - Vegetables patrol boys be given some form of following who will serve at the ' Better Quality for Less meeting in February: Mmes. Mary Mrs. Elizabeth Geierman re­ NORM'S T EX A C O SERVICE entertainment. Those volunteering ported that the sale of greeting All Saints' Parish to make plans for them were Mrs, Brunner, O’Dilla Brunner, Kath­ NOHU ENGBLOH, Prep. cards has brought a profit of TnsN ssS Fkirtssi Prtdiito SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK The firms listed here de­ Robert Norton, Mrs. Roy Floyd, leen Burton, Elizabeth Bender, (All Saints’ Parish, Denver) Modern up to date Store Hazel Becker, Catharine Buck- $196, which has been given to the Lilrlestlss ss6 Wsikini TABOR 9222 and Mrs. F. D. Hoppe. Altar society. The Rev. Harley Schmitt, serve. to be remembered Anyone able to help with the stein, Phyllis Christensen, Fran­ FREE Delivery. You Come in ces Carrigan, Mary Carrigan, The annual dance of the par­ J.C.D., announces he will hold con^ when you are distributing Holy Name father and son break­ vert classes starting Monday eve^ Pick Out Your Order. fast is asked to contact Mrs. Frank Mary Carter, Loretta Clennon, iah will be held the Saturday The firms listed here de­ your patronage in the dif­ Nora Cresto, and Jack Carlson. night after Eaiter, April 19. ning, Jan. 21, at 8 o’clock in the Carolyn Cleaners Libonati. church. Since this is the time serve to be rem em bered ferent lines of business. 1093 So. Gaylord The meeting was concluded with Mrs. Cora Olsen, chairman of Mrs. Cora Olsen will again serve Pickup-Delivery Service , the altar committee, named the as chairman. within the Chair of Unity Octave, when you are distributing refreshments served by the fifth Father Schmitt is desirous of or­ Laundry Service grade mothers. Mrs. Frank Gar­ following to serve in the month of The following infants were bap­ your patronage in the dif­ February: Mmes. Doronzo, Becker, ganizing these classes at this time. Buttanholes-Hemstltebine-AIterstions land and Mrs. M. R. Romansik, tized by Father Wogan recently: Catholics wishing to learn more BONNIE BRAE Pomponio, and Bender. 748 Fox Street CH 2832 ferent lines of business. room mothers, were in charge. Emily Catherine, daughter o f Mr. about their faith are invited to at­ HARDWARE and Mrs. Theodore Hucal, with HOUSEWARES - SPORTING tend these classes as well as non- JEWELRY James Hatfield and Cecelia Con- Catholics. GOODS - McMURTRY PAINTS noly as sponsors; Bonnie Mae, E. H. Oegg, Prop. - DUCO ENAMELS Quilt for Benefit Project Catechism classes have been re^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russel sumed after the 8 o’clock Mass on Guaranteed Repairing So. Goylord Hdw. Co. Sedustine, with Robert Carrigan Sundays. They are conducted by the ST. DOMINIC'S PARISH’ Made at St. Bernadette's and Avola Shira as sponsors; and 1048 So. Gaylord SP. 6026 sisters o f Loretto Heights college loss So. Gaylord SP. 2961 Monica Rae, daughter o f Mr. and Patronise These Friendly Merchants (St. Bernadette’s P arish,_ St. Gerard’s circle, at their last assisted by the students of Lo­ Mrs. John F. Sewald, with Alex retto. Parents of children attend­ Lakewood) meeting, elected new officers as Sewald and Eva Dreiling as spon­ follows: Mrs. Eleanor Knober, ing public schools are requested to sors. have their children attend these The members of tbe Infant of president; Mrs. Kelly Shearer, ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH classes on Sundays. It is hoped The firms listed here de­ Prajpie circle have made a quilt treasurer; and Mrs. Ruth Wood­ New Holy Name Men Patronise These Friendly Firms and are offering it as the feature that there will be a Confirmation serve to be remembered man, secretary. The Holy Name society met Jan. class in tbe early spring. attraction of a benefit project. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shearer 7 in the basement o f the church when you are distributing Anyone interested m a y con­ returned last week from a two- rectory. There were 32 members The Altar and Rotary (ociety tact Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Musser, or will meet Wednesday, Jan. 23, your patronage in the dif­ Complete Selection of week trip to Texas. present. The following men were The firms listed here de­ Mrs. Gellagamba. The quilt is on at 8 p.m. The meeting place will Hardware . . . Paints ' Baptized last week by the Rev. presented to the group and ac­ ferent lines of business. display in the vestibule o f the be announced later. AH the serve to be rem em bered John J. Doherty was Bonnie Jean, cepted into the Holy Name so­ Guns . . . Ammunition church. women of the parish are invited daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Sammy ciety: George Hoss, Joe Raish, and when you are distributing to attend. Mrs. Henry Coupe entertained Applegate. Sponsors were Gerald James LaRusso. The Men’s club will receive your patronage in the dif­ Gilli Hardware the members o f the Infant o f A final financial report of the Ballinger and Virginia Chism. Communion in a group in the 8 3006 Weat 44th Prague circle in her home on past parish bazaar was given by HOLY FAMILY PARISH ferent lines of business. Kathleen Rae and Lauri Ann, o’clock Mass Sunday, |Jan. 20. Tuesday, Jan. 15. Mr. FVantone, bazaar treasurer, GL 3809 T daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Mil- 'The new rectory at 2559 S and the results were edifying. Fa­ Patronise These Friendly Firms The Altar and Rosary society ton Ward, also were baptized. Federal boulevard is being plas ther Wogan stated that the bazaar bought 14 dozen pieces of silver­ Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Al­ tered this week. It is hoped that ware for use at church socials. bert Krabacher. wfts a financial and social success the pastor. Father Schmitt, will be PortrilU - C im cru - Photo SnppUt* ST. JAMES' PARISH and thanked all those who helped. able to move into his new quarter FANNING’S In the matter o f new business, in about two months. Please Patronise These Friendly Firms ^ a ways and means committee was Christine Ann, daughter of Mr. TEXACO SERVICE (/jCUtA^Photo Studio appointed to meet with Father TIRES . BATTERIES and Mrs. Donald P. Lowe, was bap­ (PETE VAN WOENSEL) J. J. BELLA INSURANCE Wogan the last week in January tized recently, with Wilson J. Bour­ ACCESSORIES to work out a long-range plan of Walt Badger Says: geois and Stdlajo Thibodeaux as COMPLETE 8EBVICING Phone; GR 9342 for Appointment* Marie A. Celia' Jack J. Calla yearly activities and events for sponsors; Father Harley Schmitt REASONABLE PRICES the Holy Name society. The fol­ 44th A STUART GR. 9824 4345 W. 41*t Ave. When yon want Fast Service on officiated. lowing were appointed to this com­ any kind of dry cleaning. Call ns. "Insurance of All Kinds" mittee: Victor Cresto, Ralph Mel- phy, John Francone, Lee A. Mar­ CORN FED MEATS The firms listed here de­ tin, Burton Stadig, Ralph Do­ PAT WALKER POULTRY AND HSH serve to be remembered 43 Years of Dependable Service in the Field where ronzo, George Wood, and John Me. Associated Cleaners Dependability is Essential Dor.ald. Denver’s Leading T E N N Y S O N when you are distributing Pickup and The following men volun­ your patronage in the dif­ 6736 E. Colfax teered their tervieet to help Business Broker I Meat M arket I naIlT.ry gerrjca E A . 5462 1120 Security Bldg. i 7th*caiif. Phone KE. 2633 ferent lines of business. paint the interior of the new 1433 Ogden ALpine 4634 14016 Tennyion GR. 04431 church in the near futures

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A L L B V T T E R Knights of Columbus in Welby Plan Ball Jan. 19 Isf Meeting Scheduled Title Insurance CAKES Welby.— (Assumption Parish) — Community Chest the piano. Doughnuts and coffee mas party that was ^iven to the is the modern method of ob­ The Knights of Columbus, Coro­ Meeting Held were served by the committee. school children. Daniel Porreco, I For 1952 Loyola Bazaar taining protection against any nado council 3268, will hold the RTA Holds Sr., was honored for playing Santa defect in the Title of your Mary Anne Bakeries third annual anniversary ball Sat­ The Community Chest meeting Claus. Father Di Benedetto also real estate. urday, Jan. 19, from 9 p.m. to 1:30 was held in the school gymnasium Monthly Meat thanked the parents for their (Loyola Parish, Denver) Fillmore, was among the group o f nine U. S. Maryknollers who , . And provides Visit Our a.m. in the school gym. There will on Thursday evening with a large The monthly meeting of the PTA co-operation and reported the The first meeting o f the 1952 progress made in the athletic pro­ Loyola bazaar chairmen and other were recently released from Com^ New Store be a flQ or^ow , buffet dinner, and attendance. Two of the Welby com­ was held Jan, 11 in the rectory special priz&s. Donations are $1.25 gram. Mrs. Josephine Serravo, interested parishioners will be held munist China and welcomed by SECURITY basement, with the president pre­ Cardinal Spellman. in . per person. mittee were elected to the tri­ program chairman, announced that at 7 :30 p.m. op Thursday, Jan. 17, siding. The opening prayer was Merchants All children o f the community, county board of directors: Mrs. the Community Chest has made a in the school hall. George Arno is Members of the parish who wish regardless of what school they at­ Josephine Serravo for a two-year said by Mother Mary Cecily. Re­ generous donation toward the the greneral chairman and will pre­ to join the adult choir in prepara­ for Park athletic program. The cakes for side at the meeting. The Rev. Wil- tion for Tre Ore services wilj meet tend, are welcome to participate term and Gasper Ferrero for one ports were given by the officers the Shopping in the gym athletic program. year. The evening was enjoyed on all activities anci proceedsp ^ i for the evening display were donated Hum Heavey. S.J., is the director in the church on Tuesday evenings The schedule is as follows: Girls of with a talent show, singing, and the past month. Mother Cecily gave by Mrs. Mary Covillo and Mrs. o f all the bazaar activities. at 8 o ’clock. Property Center The Loyola Altar sodality will seventh to 12th grades, Tuesday dancing. A group of dancing a talk explaining the highlights Mary Jane Ficco. All proceeds Little Flower novena services Owner 601 S. and Wednesday, from 2:30 to 4 pupils, under the direction of Mrs. on rules and regulations for aft ac­ from this display are add^ to the receive Communion in the 8:30 are held every Sunday at 5 p.m refreshment fund. The closing Mass on Sunday, Jan. 20. New Broadway p.m.; seventh * and eighth grade Marjorie Ferrero, entertained with credited high school, and an­ and Sacred Heart novena services square dancing. An acrobatic solo nounced the basketball and recrea­ prayer was said by Father Di members and prospective members Friday evenings at 7 :30 p.m. PE. 6929 boys, Monday, Thursday, and Fri­ day, 3 to 4 p.m.; and high school was performed by Pat McKinney tional periods in the gym. The Rev. Benedetto. Refreshments were are asked to assemble with the so­ Insures Marketability 25 Broadway 1024 S. Gaylord boys, Wednesday and Friday, from and a solo dance by Leona Ficco, Austin di Benedetto, O.S.M., served by the fifth grade room dality in the front pews o f the Optometrist SPruce 7413 PEarl 7315 4 to 5:30 p.m. accompanied by Jo Ann Spano at thanked this unit for the Christ- mothers. Credit is extended to a church. and Optician group of women of this organiza­ The monthly card party of tion who cleaned the school during the Altar society will be held Helen Walsh , ' Christmas vacation: Mrs. Lucy Thursday OTCning, Jan. 17, at J h sL J U k . AMOciate SAVE '/3 ON YOUR Golden Altar Unit Gives Needy Aid Domenico, Jennie Croce, Betty de 8 o’clock in the school hall. W. R, JOSEPH Luzio, Rose de Luzio, Irene Rossi, Everyone is invited to attend. EYES EXAMINED S iu vta n iif, (^o. Mrs. Joseph Reischman and Mrs. Golden.— (St. Joseph’s Parish) Mrs. Cecil Flebbe and Mrs. Otto and their three children taotored and Mary Covillo. Phans TAbor 1280 MEAT BILL Joseph Gaffney will serve re­ 212-210 Hijestie Bide. State Wide Title Service — The Altar and Rosary society Baltes were assistant hostesses. to Chicago and spent 10 days of Jo Ann Ficco Complete Processing Service the Christmas vacation with their freshments. met in the home o f Mrs. John Po- The Holy Name society met Weds Eugene Meis 1711 California KE 1251 for Lockers and Home losky Wednesday, Jan. 3, and Mrs. on Monday eyening, Jan. 7, in parents and other relatives. 'Fictional Fun' IFWIIEBS Larry Ruffe and Mrs. John Pretti the parish hall. Plans were for­ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell Miss Jo Ann Ficco, daughter of To Be Staged Feb. 10 • 9 -1 6 2 8 17+hiT. Freezers. OFFICIAL RAIIROAD WAYCH were assistant hostesses. Mrs. Gar­ and Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy Mr. and Mrs. James Ficco of this mulated for the Jiggs dinner. The school children will have INSJPECTOS4Y Wo Sell Armour’i Be»t MeaU rison reported that the Christmas parish, and Eugene Meis of Pres­ The Arms Hited here deserve to The children’s Christmas party and children spent the Christmas tickets available starting Jan. 21 in Quarteri or Halyes. basket committee, Mrs. Lou Bo- entation parish were married in a was a hugh success with more than holidays in Chicago. Mrs. Murphy for the annual school musical C U t A i e n & . » '£ “ be remembered when you are die- lic, Mrs. William Wagenbac, and double-ring ceremony Jan. 12. Fa­ 125 youngsters getting in on the remained in Chicago, where she is Fictional Fun,” which will be tributing your patronafe to the dif­ Mrs. Garrison, prepared and dis- ther Di Benedetto officiated. King’s Frigid Food Bank fun and treats. The following boys now employed. Mr. and Mrs. presented Feb. 10 in East high ferent lines of business. tributed'five large family baskets The nuptial vows between Miss (Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Kina and girls entertained in a “ Talent Campbell returned to Golden but school auditorium. At the present of Cathedral Pariah) and three good-cheer baskets on Margaret Brosavick and Ppter Sprout” program: Rita Bolitho, plan to move to Chicago in the time children are obtaining pa­ Christmas eve. Cash and grocery Raskop, both of Our Lady of Sor­ 2041 S. UntTeriitr PE. 2533 vocal solo; Jean Evans, dance; near future. trons and selling advertising space donations were received from the rows parish, Eastlake, were re­ Nancy Bolitho, piano solo; Larry Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson fin the program. 72 RA. 5793 Rev. Andrew E. Warwick and announce the birth o f a daughter. cited before a Nuptial Mass Jan. DO YOUR OWN Barnhardt, piano solo; Mike Po- Cpl. Robert E. Phelan, who has members of the parish to supply losky, cornet solo; Ann Earn­ Rose Marie, born Dec. 20 in St. 12, with Father Hildebrand Bru- SO. PENN for appt. the need. Anthony’s hospital and weighing netti, O.S.M., officiating. Miss been in Korea since Aug. 4, 1951, hardt, piano solo; Karen Kicklas and his company moved back from LAUNDRY VOSS BROS. Bill Gorman and Leonard Stan- six pounds, six ounces. Elaine Lois Tolvo was the soloist and Jane McCoy, vocal duet; advanced battle line to attend the zyek spent the Christmas vaca­ Sharon Harbough, vocal solo; St. Anne’s circle is meeting at the Mass, accompanied by Miss 20 General Electric All Automatic Machines BAKERIES / tion with their parents, Mr. and Thursday afternoon, Jan. 24, at Jo Ann Spano at the organ. A re­ Mass celebrated by Cardinal Spell­ Ricky Harbough, vocal solo; man. He is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. 91% of Water Removed No Extractor Needed 3 Stores to Serve You Mrs. Sylvester Gorman and Mr. Johnny Murine an(l Tommy Defier, 2 o’clock in the home of Mrs. Sam­ ception for relatives and friends Four 40-lb. Dryeri Give Quick Service .* ^ and Mrs. Charles Stanzyck, and uel Bolitho. was held in the Assumption gym. T. V. Phelan of 3224 Clayton vocal duet; Elaine Tait, piano street. other relatives in Golden. Bill solo; and Eleanor Sower, accordion 9 LBS. DAMP DRY — 30c Gorman is attending school in Bos­ Mrs. Edward Gallagher, chair­ solo. man of the PTA bazaar booth, an­ Drying Service— 9 Lb». Completely Dry— 15c Up to 36 Lba.— 25c ton, Mass., and Leonard Stanzyck Baptized recently were Gregory is a student at the Northrup Aero St. Philomena's Meeting nounced at the meeting Jan. 15 Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. that a quilt is being made and that Walter’s Drug Store | institute in Hawthorne, Calif. Both Thomas Waters, with LouDell Wa­ 1 boys enlisted in the air force last any woman in the parish who is 99 I ters and Dick Waters as sponsors; willing to make a block for it 801 Colorado Blvd. | summer. Garrison Flebbe, son o f Mr. and Why Pay More? Charles A. (Tony) Heim, Jr., W ill Feature Bake Sale should call her at EA. 1516. Prescriptions | Mrs. Cecil Flebbe, with Mr. and Mrs. F. Patsy, who was Christ­ (Trademark) who has been stationed at Camp Mrs. Paul Kicklas as sponsors; and Candies — Gifts I Polk, La., spent Christmas with (St. Philomena’i Pariih, Denver) for the birthday bouquet she re­ mas card chairman, reported that Rose Marie Anderson, daughter of approximately $900 had been his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson, A bake lale, iponiored by the ceived from the organization, as School Supplies I well as many notes and personal made on the sale of cards, etc. Heim, and family. Tony is a ser with Rose Cordona and Jack Downs mother! of seventh grade pupils visits. Anyone who is interested in pur­ Wm. W Myer Drug Stores Duncan Hines Ice Cream | geant first class with the 947th as sponsors. of St. Philomena’s school, will he Mrs. Harold Wheatley of the chasing all-occasion wrapping pa­ COMPANY medical clearing company o f the Mr. and Mrs. George Kenney held at the meeting of the PTA Beers, Wines, Etc. | per and cards may call her at Colorado National Guard, and ex­ Jan. 28. The room mothers, Mrs. visiting committee reported as ill olorado Owned Stores pects to leave for Austria in the Charles McConnell a n d Mrs. Mmes. James Cummings, Giles FR. 6016. FR. 5391 Foley, T. A. Duggan, and Rosa Lee next few days. George Niehouse, are making ar­ Series of Bake Sales = Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. Free Delivery I rangements with other mothers Casey. H 30 Sontb Broadw 15th and California Mrs. Joe Kovacich was called Altar-Rosary Unit A report by Mrs. E. A. Hanifen Planned by PTA 1 3933 W. Colfax Cnrtis & 15th St. 17th & Tremont home owing to the illness of her for a variety of bakery goods. described miscellaneous sewing mother. She and her young son, Mrs. James Koning, PTA presi­ The PTA members, who were completed by Mrs. Helen Bishop present at the luncheon and meet­ Joey, left Golden on Christmas eve dent, has announced a council and herself during the month. and have been at the bedside of At Aitnunciation meeting Jan. 21 at 1;3D p.m. ing, voted to have a series o f bake Mrs. Joseph Cooke, who was her mother in St. Anthony’s hos­ in the school hall. Standing com­ sales with the co-operation o f the mittee chairmen will make a delegated to purchase gifts for the Altar sodality to purchase a mime­ pital in Chicago. Mrs. Kovacich’s Infant of Prague nursery, in the mother, Mrs. Sahel, died Jan. 13. semiannual report of their ac­ ograph machine for use in the rec­ BAKERIES To Meet Jan. 24 tivities. name of the society, expressed the tory and school. February 24 is the Mrs. E. L. Hoppes was called to gratification of the officials there tentative date set for the first bake the may co. Mrs. Thomas Connor is the, **Tke Finest Only’* California on Christmas eve owing (Annunciation Pariih, Denver) over the toys presented. sale. to the illness and death of her newly appointed sick committee The Altar and Rosary society chairman. Names of any ill PTA Mrs. Mamie Goll reported on Tickets for the Catholic Parent- 87 So. Broadway brother. She has now returned to vigil-light care. 753 So. University Golden. will hold its monthly meeting and member should be turned into her Teacher league annual cardl party covered-dish luncheon in Hagus’ at DE. 0706. Mrs. Leo Sullivan For assistance on the altars and to be held at 1 o ’clock on Jan. 24 - J a n u a r y 1550 Colorado Blvd. St. Agnes’ circle met in the linens during the past month Mrs home of Mrs. Paul Kicklas on hall, Thursday, Jan. 24, at 1 and Mrs. Floyd Drake^ formerly in the Knights of Columbus hall served on the sick committee. The Zook thanked the following mem­ Wednesday evening, Jan. 17, and o’clock. The following elected offi' may be obtained from Mrs. E. cers will be installed during the Sullivan family has recently bers: Mmes. E. A. Hanifen, J. F. Berens, EA. 9449. meeting: Miss Marie Murphy, 3643 moved to Nebraska, and Mrs. Jordan, Helen Bishop, E. L. Stake- The fourth grade was awarded Fillmore street, president; Mrs. Drake and children expect to join bake, C. A. Freudeiuj^in, W. T. the special prize at the PTA meet­ white i§ale! Bostwick, Mack Swltter, T. C. Frank J. Morris, 3748 Lafayette Mr. Drake in San Francisco, Calif., ing and other prizes were given to Rhoades, and A. G. Guenther. Men street, secretary; and Mrs. K. J soon. Mrs. James Ganhon and Mrs. Er- of the parish who helped with the Glasmann, 3721 Race street,* treas­ The activities of the various dens nest Forkner. The mothers of of pack 124 will be resumed Jan. Christmas decorations were also ★ ★ ★ ★ urer. thanked. They are Harry Zook, J. fourth grade pupils were congrat­ All Altar and Rosary member 22. Mrs. William Rutkofsky, 1165 ulated on the luncheon they St. Paul street, a new den mother, F. Jordan, C. A. Freudenstein, and ship dues are payable in January. Father O’Grady. served. Anyone unable to attend the meet­ will be assisted by Mrs. J. Murphy. Mrs. Robert Catlett will be host­ cannon combed percale ing, may contact the treasurer, or A valued contribution by Mrs. ess to the members of St. Cath­ Troop Holds First W. T. Bostwick through an exten­ call at the rectory. erine’s bridge circle in her home Court of Honor sive typing job of organization The Sacred Heart club of the Jan. 22. records was acknowledged. Altar and Rosary society will meet Boy Scout troop 124 held its first Denverite's Sister sheets and eases Friday, Jan. 18, at 1 p.m. in the court of honor in the school audi­ Volunteers who will help with Mike Mullen home, 3736 Williams. torium Jan. 14. Mr. Mead, scout­ the sale o f candles for Candlemas Released by Reds Mr. and Mrs..Robert Dunn (nee) master, announced the necessary day are Mrs. Mamie Goll, 5 :45 Sister Barbara Marie Rubner, at 1.00 less than Veronica Kitson, of 1729 E. 32nd requirements for the scouts who Mass; Mrs. A. G. Guenther and sister of Anthony Rubner o f 2740 avenue are the parents of a son are to take the test for the Ad Miss E. Kiene, 7 o ’clock Mass; born in St. Joseph’s hospital Altare Dei medal. This examina­ Mrs. A. G. Quinlivan and Mrs. former prices! Jan. 7. tion will be given Sunday, Jan. 20, Helen Bishop, 8:15 Mass; Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy have in St. Paul’s reading room of the J. Flynn and Mrs. A. B. Strattonj^ Cathedral at 3:30 p.m. The boys returned after spending the holi­ 9:30 Mass; Mrs. L. G. Herr and” You won’t be sleeping on a bed of roses, it’ll just seem AMERICAN BEAUTY are to assemble on the play gp^oi^nd days with their son, Martin J Mrs. E. L. Stakebake, 11 o’clock of St. Philomena’s school at 3 that way! And the 1.00 White Sale savings will be easy Murphy and family of Helena; Mass; and Mrs. H. T. Zook and o’clock. Transportation will be pro­ Mrs. L. G. Carlin, 12:15 o’clock MACARONI PRODUCTS Mont., and the W. P. Janney fam- SMALL MIXING on your purse, too. Famous, luxurious Cannon percales, vided. I Mass. They will serve on both Sun­ il.y at Deer Lodge, Mont. BOWL ot 0 low. . 39c smooth and silky, extra-strong— with 186 finely combed Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will day, Jan. 27, and Sunday, Feb. 3. present the Ad Altare Dei medal to threads woven into every square inch. Buy for every Family Size March of Catholicism Small, atandard-make bowl fits all the scouts who pass the examina­ bed in your home, for giving, too! Chicken P i e ___ $1.75 tion. The cewmonies will take Topic in Magazine mlxeri. Sturdily made with thick, dur­ place Sunday, Feb. 10', at 4 o’clock ' At the conclusion of the business able tides snd bottomt, rolled edffe, Italian Spaghetti .$1.25 in the Cathedral. meeting, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor tliffhtly Imperfect. 72xl08-inch .2.98 81xl08-inch ...... 3 .2 9 Emblems were presented to the William M. Higgins read excerpts Friday Diahea following boys for participating in from an article in the America 90xl08-inch .3.6 9 42x38i/2-inch cases....73<^ Home Made Piea the winter camporee: John Bell, magazine by Father M. G. Keliher Jay C de Baca, Billy Waggoner, FALBY’S o f Des Moines, la., who wrote on THE MAY CO. DOMESTICS— Fourth Floor Steve Dickson, 'Tommy McConnell, the sure and steady march of Flint A Hsrdvars George Pease, Charley Switzer, The Beer That HUMMEL'S Catholicism and its infleunces on 32 Brosdvay PE. 2943 Jerry Van Woensel, and Larry the Protestant faiths. DsBTsr’i Lesdinf Cstsrers Vifquain. Made Milwaukee Famous and Delicatessen Steve Dickson was made a star Monsignor. Hig|;in8 is proud of i 311 E. Seventh Ave. KE. 1986 scout. Johii Bell was appointed the fact that the sixth, seventh, and MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. I Open SundiTi and Weekdars Till 7:30 senior patrol leader for troop 124. eighth grades can recite the Litany CLOSED HONDATS The scouts can take their own of the Blessed Virgin by heart. ^Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; paper collection directly to Fried­ Prayers of the parishioners were man & Son. These papers must requested for Marilyn Bellamy, the be tied. The Denver Post is to be six-year-old daughter of Mr. and folded in half and the Rocky Mrs. Lester R. Belamy of St. Philo­ Mountain News should be left in­ mena’s. , tact. The boys should give the Lt. Hugh' S. Andrew of Lc^ola STOCKSHOW TIME! troop number, get a signed receipt parish, Denver, and Miss Joan for cash received, and turn the Meenan of New York city were money into R. H. Bell, troop united in marriage prior to a treasurer. Part of the receipts will Nuptial Mass in St. Philomena’s apply on summer camp expenses church Jan. 12. The couple left on for the boy. a wedding trip to the Broadmoor The following are tenderfoot hotel, Colorado Springs, and Cali­ scouts: Dan Hoskins, Billy Wag­ fornia. The bridegroom is a recon­ goner, Will MacHendrie, Robert naissance pilot and will soon leave Wolney, and Terry Hagerman. California for the Philippines. The Rev. Joseph O’Malley made a hasty trip to Worchester, Mass., to visit with his family. Mrs. Helen Bishop will enter­ Evergreen Parish tain the members of S t Gertrude’s circle in her home, 900 Madison, Friday, Jan. 18. Will Hold Dinner. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bell de­ parted Jan. 14 for a sojourn in New York and Washington, D. C. On January 26 John Smithline, experienced electrician, assisted by Dr. James Evergreen. — (Christ the King E. Cummings, president, and the Parish) — An old-fashioned spa­ Men’s club, is repairing the elec­ ghetti dinner will be held Satur­ trical system for the sUge in the day, Jan. 26, to benefit the parish. school auditorium. Their work is Unusual enthusiasm was shown at It’s Stock Show time in Denver. Cattle, sheep, pigs, estimated at $800. the special meeting held last week poultry, and other stock are on display at the big, new Coliseum. at the rectory. Mrs. Kepler Hottest Paul Young of Wakeeney park You’ve sent your best for judging. Safeway is one of the big­ To Alter Society is general chairman. He has ap­ gest buyers of meat, and the many other products of ranch, The members of St. Philomena’s pointed several committees, which farm, and dairy in this region. This week is one of the most Altar and Rosaw society were the are working diligently. guests of Mrs. M. M. Kepler in her Music and festivities will add to important weeks of the whole year to all of us. May it be the home at 915 Steele for the monthly an enjoyable evening. A number ’C O O U best show yet!- meeting of the organization Jan. of Denverites have arranged 14. Assisting hostesses were Mmes. skating parties after the dinner. Frank Droll, Irz Olmstead, and The monthly meeting o f the Michael Syrianey. Mrs. Harry Zook, at Altar and Rosary society will be America's Fine Light Beer the meeting, welcomed the return held Thursday, Jan. 17, in the of several members who have been home o f Mrs. Edward Malley. ill and extended special felicita­ Mrs. Harry Okeneske o f Kittredge tions to Mrs. Otto Kiene, who re­ was cohostess. cently observed her 90th birthday. Father Joseph Bosch gave an in­ Mrs. Kiene has served the Altar teresting talk to the elementary SAFEWAY and Rosary society for many grade school children of Evergreen years as corresponding secretary Jan. 14. His subject was “ God, Mrs. Kiene expressed her than^ Yourself, and the School.” Coon CuioMW. Coldun. U iA i i I Thursdayr January 17,1952 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER' CATHOLIC REGISTER Telepfione, KEyitone 4205 PAGE SEVEN

Navy Changes Officer Qualifications Mission to Be Conducted in Westwood Christ the King Parish PTA Slates Comdr. Milton J. Silverman, draft Ineligibles. For individuals who is in charge of the office of having engineering degrees, the naval officer procurement in Den­ navy hasXseveral specialist open­ (St. Anthony’s Parish, Westwood) 7:30. Mass will be offered each day from infants to those who have ver, announced changes in qualifi­ ings for bh^th active arid inactive A one-week mission will be con­ of the mission at 6:30. Confessions made their First Communion. ducted in St. Anthony’s church be- Regular Meeting on Monday, Jan. 21 cations and openings available for duty. The hiaximum age limit is will be heard Tuesday evening, The children’s mission wall be college graduates in the commis­ 26 years of ege for those draft Rinning Sunday, Jan. 20. The Rev. (ChrUt the King Parish, Denver) At the meeting of Christ the parish assist this troop' in the held every day at 4 p.m. beginning sioned branch of the navy. Math­ eligible, and for most others the Raphael McDonnald, O.F.M., of St. Jan. 22, after devotions, and on The Parent-Teachers’ associa­ King Girl S 6 o u t and Brownie project by collecting the needed Monday, Jan. 21, and closing Sat­ ematics is no longer required for age limit is 33.'.Applications are Elizabeth’s parish, IJenwer, will be each night of the mission there­ tion of Christ the King school -will troops in Palmer school on Jan, articles and taking them to the urday, Jan. 26. All-day adoration line commission. Supply corps bil­ being accepted lit the office of in charge. Religious articles will be after. Confessions will also be hold its regular meeting in the 7, it was voted, to consolidate the home of Mrs. Robert Schmitt, 655 o f the Blessed Sacrament will be lets for inactive duty are now naval officer proc'urement. New sold in the basement o f the rectory. heard at 4:30 p.m. starting school hall at 2 o’clock, Jan. 21. four troops from Christ the King Locust street, by March 1. Par­ held on Jan. 27. available for candidates who are Custom House, D en^r.______The mission’s schedule will in­ Wednesday, Jan. 23. The blessing The Mother Cabrini circle will This will be preceded by the coun­ school with the eight troops irom ticular stress is placed upon the clude the recitation „of the Rosary of children will take place Jan. 23 meet Monday evening, Jan. 21, in cil meeting in the kindergarten Palpier school and to engage in a need for heavy clothing and chil­ and an instruction "each night at at 3 p.m. and will include children the home of Mrs. Elvise Renaud, room at 1:30. Mrs. James Cud- common project— that of furnish­ dren’s shoes, overshoes, etc., as the 1475 S. Knox court. more, president, will preside at ing relief for refugees in Korea. winters in Korea are most severe. A council meeting of the Altar both. E^ch group will be assighed one Mrs. James F. McConaty will and Rosary .society is scheduled A report will be made to the month in which it will be ire- entertain the Ave Maria circle in next week. members on the, sale of Christ> spohsible for collecting, packing, he^ home, 306 Ivanhoe, at an eve­ ' 515 Sixteenth Street (Next to the Paramount) mas and other greeting cards, ana and shipping to the LoS Angeles ning of bridge on Wednesday, Clair Williamson is ill with airfield of clothing, bedding,' bronchial pneumonia in his home. other important business will Jbe Jan. 23. transacted. An interesting pro­ shoes, especially children’s shoes, The Mater Dei circle will enjoy New Spring Line of Mrs. Arthur Nider has charge and toys. After these boxes are re­ of the altars for the month of gram will be presented and re­ an evening o f bridge, with Mrs. freshments will be served by the ceived in Korea they will be G. E. Aragon as hostess in her Bridal and Brides- .// January. turned over to an American army hostesses, Mmes. Pat McGee and home, 261 Jersey, on Thursday, maids’ gowns ready + Joseph Stein, at the social hour. officer, who in turn will distribute Jan. 17. them among the American sol­ Complete Facilities As this is the first meeting since Mrs. A. E. Prezedel, 1311 Forest diers. The soldiers will dispense made, original de­ November, the officers hope for'a street, vrill extend the hospitality ; '} -< Fr. Jas. Moynihan these goods among the needy ’■ V \r large attendance. All newcomers of her home to the- Sf. Thomas signs custom made. Koreans and will see to it that All the facilities for a reverent to the parish are invited. More circle on Thursday, Jan. 24, and dignified service are avail­ To Address Credit The recitation of the Rosary In everyone receives something. One at 8 o’clock. All Sizes— 7 to 15, 1 the- church at 1:30 will precede box has already been sent out and able here. We offer the use of the regular meeting of the Altar the project received such enthusi­ Octave Observance Urged Mail inquiries invited either a chu^ch-like chapel w ith' Union on Jan. 18 and Rosary society on Friday, Jap. astic praise from the army of­ There will be no public devotion 25. Members are asked to set aside ficers it was decided to continue it. in the church for the Chair of pews, or a' large living-room An entertaining and educational this date and to be present at the Brownie troop 386 o f Christ the Unity Octave, which will commence furnished .with comfort^le evening has been planned for the meeting, as there is considerable King parish will be responsible for on Jan. 18, the Feast of St. Peter’s St. Anthony credit union mem­ business of importance to be trans­ the box that will be shipped in Chair in Rome, and end on the chairs. Private reposing rooms bers, their families, and their acted. The program committee March. Officers of the Neighbor­ Feast o f St. Paul’s Conversion, where friends pay t h ^ respects friends at the annual meeting to promises an entertaining program. hood club ask that members of the Jan. 25, but all parishioners are urged to join this eight-day plea in the pre-service period are also be held Friday evening, Jan. 18, at 8 o’clock. for the unity in Christ under Peter available. The Rev. James F. Moynihan, Society Officers Meet privately by stating the intention y pastor of Our Lady of Grace of the day and saying the prayer. The intentions for each day and church, will be the featured special speaker of the evening. He was With Cathedral Pastor the prayer will be found in the Mid-January chosen as “ Man of t h e Year” (Cathedral Pariih, Denver) Thursday evening throughout a bulletin distributed at the Masses last Sunday, Jan. 13. There is a SALE 1/2 off by the Chamber o f Commerce in The- officers o f all parish so­ l6week period. They are fol­ Compare Our Insurance Plan 300-day indulgence for each day Suits, DreMGS, 1949; was given the Biggest cieties met with Monsignor Walter lowed by an informal question and a plenary indulgence for all Gowns, Lingerie With Any Other Offered J. Canavan, pastor, on Jan. 15 to and mnmtttr period. Father who complete the octave and com­ discuss plans for a parish bazaar Haley invites all parishioners ply with the usual conditions. and dinner to be given Sunday, who are interested in learning more about the Catholic faith to A t Christmas time the St. March 16. Preceding the discus­ Vincent de Paul society of this sion, Monsignor Canavan pre­ attend. He also urges them to bring a non-Catholic friend with parish fed 80 people and pur­ sented a complete • report on the chased furniture and clothing for DR. JAMES P. financial status o f the parish. He them to the lectures. Two infants were baptized by a family of eight. This work is revealed that operating expenses, financed in large part by donations GRAY especially school maintenance Father Haley Dec. 2, Dennis An­ to members selling Our Sunday Official Extension Art Calendar for 1952 now costs, were exceeding the normal thony, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Ben Optometrist Visitor after the Masses on Sun­ Avail^le. Call at Our Office for Your Copy. sources of income. He suggested a Ipsen, 1558 Franklin street, with day, To Mntinue the splendid work riSVAL CARE parish bazaar and dinner to sup­ William and Bernita Hauptman as that these men have begun, pa­ EYES EXAMINED plement parish income. godparents; and Randolph Joseph, rishioners are asked to purchase In the discussion which followed son o f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ray, VISVAL TRAINING with Francis R. Ray and Catherine Our Sunday Vistitor. Whatever the group decided to subdivide this you give for this paper is a do­ Optometrist project into four divisions, with Morabito as godparents.^ Mario Noris acted as Mr. Ray’s proxy. nation to the poor. 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St each division to be headed by a Sunday, Jan. 20, the third Sun­ On Jan. 13 Father Haley bap­ Phone for Appointment Cathedral priest. Monsignor Cana­ day of the month, will be Com­ van will spark the drive to be con­ tized twins, Mark Edgar and TA. 8883 Michael Hanrahan, children o f Mr. munion day for all families ducted by the Cathedral school in the “ R”-“ Z” bracket. Horan & Son Chapels children on a 1952 Chevrolet. Fa­ and Mrs. Don J. Hanrahan, 1040 KEysfona 6297 KEystone 6298 ther Owen McHugh will supervise Corona street. Edgar Rose and the car drive directed through the Mrs. Mary King were sponsors for 1527 Govaland Place parish mailing list. Father John Mark, and William Hanrahan and Haley will direct the PTA in Mrs. Elizabeth Doarnbos were Denver^s Largest Heated Showroom preparations for the spaghetti din­ sponsors for Michael. Also bap­ u/Muumuwwuili ner to be served from 1 to 8 p.m, tized Jan. 13 was Barbara Ann, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Rev. Jame* Moynihan March 16. Father Robert Breunig will be in charge o f games and H. Hadley, 1253 Corona street, Heart award presented by the booths in Oscar Malo hall. Each with Joseph Tarantino as sponsor. Denver Post and KLZ radio division was given a $1 quota to The Promoters of the League 100 Used Car Display station in 1950, and the Civic attain. of the Sacred Heart will meet '5 1 J < o A j iL J j m x J iA , at 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 18, in St. award by the Order o f the The officers and representatives Eagles for 1951. His past ex­ of parish societies who attended Paul’s reading room. All pro­ With Power-Pilot Economy perience with civic affairs and the were: Altar and Rosary, Miss moters are urged to attend. Shop in Comfort * • . Buy With Confidence . On Display at underprivileged children can well Clara Courtney and Mr. and Mrs. The members of the Sodality of be shared by all who attend this Emmet Dwyer; League of the Sa- Our Lady of the Immaculate Con­ annual meeting of the credit red Heart, Miss Helen O’Connor; ception will receive Communion in union. Men’s club, Dan Yacovetta, Frank a group in the 9 o’clock Mass Following Father Moynihan’s Reynolds, Fred Haas, Mickey Sunday, Jan. 20. A breakfast in address and a short business meet­ O’Donoghue, Bemie Beaver, Dick St. Paul’s reading room will fo l­ MAin 3111 ing, there will be four fine sound Balleweg, Hank DiRe, and A1 low the Mass. LIMITED OFFER movie shorts shown, which will be Heinreich; PTA, Mrs. Joseph J. Another alumni-server o f Cathe­ 1335 Broadway of real interest to the grownups as Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall M. dral high school is Robert Keating, well as the children. After the pic­ Reddish, John Roche, Mrs. Dah promising lawyer-son of Mr. and ture, there will be free refresh­ Yacovetta, and Mrs. Joseph Capra; Mrs. Bert M. Keating, who acted ments served to everyone, includ­ scoutmasters, Jim Temple and as first master of ceremonies at Like N ew ! ing ice cream for the children. Hugh Kadingo; sodality. Misses the 10 o’clock High Mass Sun­ Everyone is welcome to bring their Frances Bertoluza and Beth Tay­ day, Jan. 6. The deacon of the RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. friends. lor; and Young People’s club, Ed Mass was the Rev. John Ander­ The St. Anthony credit union Lynch, Sy Becker, Frank Breen, son, a friend and classmate of Mr. ■ m -b ^ g e n e r a l t ir e s has reached $13,000 in assets in Miss Gladys Dolan, A1 Ranney, Keating. Other alumni who served 1951 its- second year in business. Each and Miss Use Beck. this Mass were Robert Plush, sec­ I General Batteries of the credit union’s 240 members “ Why it there to much unhap- ond master; Elmer Albery and Don has had a share in helping it to pinett in the world?” “ Can man Fowkes, acolytes; and A1 Richard­ B U iC K grow and grow. The credit union ever find perfect lovd, and truth, son, thurifer. has made 190 loans since its or­ and juttice?” Quettiont like GENERAL ganization, which shows that it thete are the tpringboard to a has been stretched to its limit to ditcuttion of the real meaning $2,800 Is Netted FACTORY OFFICIAL & DEMONSTRATORS SQUEEGEE J T help every applicant. of life at explained in the first Used Tires A Christmas club was started lecture of the pre-Lenten series through which each member can of religious ditcuttion classes to By St. James' PTA G.T.A.(^ Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax T A . 6 6 0 4 save a special fund for the coming begin Tuesday, Jan. 22. Father year’s end. Haley will conduct the classes. Lectures begin at 8 p.m. in St. Christmas Project Paul’s chapel every Tuesday and SAVE ™ *500™ (St. James’ Parish, Denver) The St. James PTA committee Collegian to Give in charge of the sale of Christmas YOUR CHOICE OF SEVERAL MODELS — HURRY ! cards announced at the meeting Speech Recital Jan. 15 that $2,800 was hefted in the project. A Roadmiiter Rivier* led. Father Edward Leyden, arch­ •JU O U lC K Radio, heater, $1895. diocesan superintendent of schools, W. w. tires* two tone, vlsp r_ was the guest speaker and described ’ C A A U e a **98" Sedan. Loaded give your rooms that fresh, the work that is being done by the OU UldS.with Extras. central office in co-operation with Low miles ...... *...... $2195 ready-for-spring look—easily, inex­ the faculties of the various schools 9>IO KIa a L Hfater* oTordrlvc., 8aat Seat to keep Catholic schools at a high lla S n corers. Reclining pensively—with D. & F.’s standard scholastically. He also seat. A real bargain $995 pointed out that the parents can help in the process by close per­ A Roadmaster. Sedanette Ra- sonal contacts with their child’s DUICK dio. heater, dy- CAT naflow* covers, w.w. tires ...... Custom-Made Slip Covers teacher. More than 200 fathers and mothers attended the meeting. A talent show was staged by the ’49 Pontiac - i'Jroe Moke yours the colorful, friendly room where you and your friends will love children of the school. The fifth graders’ fathers and mothers were to linger. Let experienced D.’ and F. workmen transform sofas and chairs hosts to the meeting. ’49 Hudson Sr'J..,* ji '245 with attractive, new slipcovers in rich D. and F. fabrics, give them the care­ Mrs. Cornelius Mintkin enter­ Low mUca ...... tained members of the St. Francis Super. Radio, heitor, Dy- fully tailored finish that achieves the custom-made look; French seams or circle at a luncheon in her home 4 “ DUICK „*now, *1 CQC self-welted cord seams . . . snap tape closures . . . box pleated, tailored or Jan, 9. The occasion also compli­ eoTor*. and riaor ...... mented Mrs. Tom Foley. Honors shirred flounces! were won by Mrs. Tom Seefield and M8 Pontiac h " * ”" Mrs. Charles Berry. $1245 Fabrics include printed soilclothes in florals, stripes, provincial prints . . . Mrs. John Flood was hostess to A real buy at ...... solid colors . . . Everglaze chintz. St. Monica’s circle at a liuicheon fAO A I J . 0 0 Futnramie atrlinf. Mis8 Joann Flood, a senior Jan. 10. The high score wa» made 40 UluS. Do Radio, ei^QC by Mrs. Vera MoClusky and Mrs. heater. Hydra. Two-tone color at Loretto Heights college, Marion'Deerfield. $C 1 MACU Rambler Hardtop. Denver, will present a speech re­ ^ ^ Iv A l j O Radio, Radio- Heater,Reatar. OxOverdrive, 1,508 Mi. $1875 Ik 7 D , , ! . , ! , Special -4-door ad. Radio, Average 1— cushion lounge chair 24.95 Mrs. MaX Brooks was hostess to 4 a DUICK heator. Coreri, ._$995 cital Sunday evening, Jan. 20. Miss St. Christopher’s circle this week. Orixinal treen finiah Flood will give an interpretation Mrs. R. H. Beardeley and Mrs. 9C A C O D n ConTcrtlble Conpe. Radio, heater, overdriTe, C l CQC DU r U K U Orl». chartrenae finiah...... D * D “ *> Average 1—-cushion wing chair 26.95 of William Barrett’s T h e Left William Ehrmen - were guests. '47 Hudson J;":4-Dr ^ ? ’ $695 Hand of God. Honors were won by" Mrs. Bary htr., 00 cover* .... The recital will be in the audi-, Moore,. 9 C A D I T I f g Special Sedanett*. Radio, heater, •lU OUlvlV directional aianali.aifnala, backupbackun llxhtillahl .$1595 Average 3— cushion davenport 42.50 torium and open to the public. . Bapti|ed this- week was Michael '47 Plymouth Ri!^io.‘^“"‘’*i;e7e Miss Flood is tbe daughter of James, son of Mr. and Mrs, James heater. Visor and teat cover* ___ .'QO • » Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flood, 403 N. R. Mee, with Thomas B. Mee and $C A 1UA6U Radio, beater, OTerdrire, UU l l /t O n whitewall tirea ______$1345 i k e Soper convertible cpe. Re- Hampden. Margaret E. Litchfield as sponsors. 4 0 DUICK dio, heeter. auto- CQAC matic window* ...... '50 PONTIAC ____ $1545 St. Mary Magdalene's Unit '46 Plymouth “*07015 D« Lux# 4*Dr. $1295 Radio, heater, covers and visor ■ O v Elects Officers for Year '49 CHEVROLET rEquippedTuipp^J; ...... - ...... (St. Mary’* Magdalen^ Parish, Denver). ^ '46 Chevrolet ZT'*'". '49 MERCURY Sport Sedan. Radio, heater. Orifinal jet black finish ------$795 At the Altar and Rosary society meeting held Jan. 10 in the Two-tone color $1345 parish hall, the nominating committee chose the following officers fk C P L avv FIsetmastsr Club Coape. to serve for 1952: Mrs. Osberg, president; Mrs. Vendena, vice presi­ '49 BUICK Super Sedanotte. Radio, heater, *10 v U e V . Radio, heater. C C Q C dent; Mrs. McLaren, secretary; and Mrs. McLain, treasurer. The ‘ acat coTeri__ $1445 A swell buy a t ______« 0 0 J group received the unanimous approval of the society. Committees were appointed to serve until Feb. 7, the date of the next Altar and Rosary society meeting as follows: Sanctuary, Mrs. Vest and Mrs. Kloeppinger; large linens, Mrs. Vest; small linens, Mrs. Ziegler; surplices, Mrs. Tracey; and albs, Mrs. Hersh-- Denver Buick, Inc. berger. St, Mary Magdelene’s circle will meet Thursday, Jan. 24, with Mrs. Tanner at 3256 Depew street. Where YOU KNOW You Get a Bargain! The Altar and Rosary Society is sponsoring a card party on Tuesday, afternoon, Jan. 29. Tickets may be purchase at the door. OPEN EVENINGS Q A C C At 12:30 p.m', a dessert-luncheon will be served. Many prizes will 720 BROADWAY UNTIL 7 P.M. be awarded during the afternoon. Wonien of the parish are invited to attend and to bring their friends. PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttene 4205 Thursday, January 17, 1952

Amusements - Dining Msgr. Canavan Offers Special Mass Regis Lay Faculty St. Francis' Pupils Recreation Sacred Heart Rites Held at Cathedral \ Forms Club Give Talent Show

(Cathedral High School, Denver) 1 + + + + + , To Benefit Missions All Cathedral students attended a Mass offered by the Very Rev. (St. Francit de Sales’ High School, Jesuit Addresses Students Monsignor Walter J. Canavan, Denver) Cathedral pastor, Jan. 11. Follow­ •The students o f St. Francis de ing the Mass Father Lucius Cer­ Sales’ were entertained with a - vantes, S.J., o f Regis college, Den­ talent show last week that was - ver, spoke about the Sacred Heart given for the benefit o f the mi.s- His opening words were, “Behold sions. The show was conducted by this Heart that has loved men so Jerry Van Dyke and Dennis Don­ much and which has been loved so nelly. An added feature was the Enjojr a pleasant drive and . . . little in return.” ‘ 4 Restaurant Yau Will Enjay a Snack at rangements and the planning of eighth grades of the parish grade the entfertainment. The varied school to Evergreen to enjoy a few 85c $1.10 The Popular Eating Place Baggia't New "OYSTER" BAR program for the eyening of fun hours of skating and a picnic will provide good times for groups lunch. The busses are scheduled' For Family Groups of all ages. to leave Holy Family church about The program was originally noon on Sunday, and 'will return PANTS PLAIN SKIRTS Luncheons — in time for all the children to be 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. Fifth Mass Is Added home before da^k. 45c . 55c PTA Cord Taurnamenf Dinners — 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. At Our Lady of Grace Ta Begin Jan. 24 Sunday Dinners — The second semiannual card LADIES' SUITS, PLAIN 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. (Our Lady of Grace dParith, tournament sponsored by the PTA Denver) is scheduled to begin Thursday $ Phone DExter 4434 • Starting Sunday there will be evening, Jan. 24, and will continue 1.10 Complete Luncheon, Dinner an extra Mass at 10:00. The Sun­ for five consecutive Thursday eve­ ■ and After-Theater Serviie day Mass schedule from now on nings. Cochairmen for the party will be 7, 9, 10, 11, and 12:15. are Mrs. Harry Kelsey and Mrs. SEA FOOD— CHICKEN— STEAKS Square dancing will be held William Wiewald. 'Tournament % DISCOUNT SANDWICHES — SALADS every Saturday evening in the tickets are %2 each, or 50 cents for church basement at 8. Beginners Specialixing in a Large Taste each evening’s play. ' as well as professionals are in­ Tempting Variety of After-Luncheon The Forty Hours’ devotion will Wtleom* to Denvir’i Plnoet vited. and After-Dinner Refreshments begin Friday morning, Jan. 25, The adult choir will begin prac­ with High Mass at 8 o’clock. Eve­ CASH AND CARRY FINEST SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE IN DENVER COLBURN HOTEL tice Monday night at 7:30. All ning devotions on Friday and Sat­ (W e Make Our Own Syrups and Toppings) over 16 years of age who wish urday evenings will be at 7:30. LUXURIOUS ROOMS to belong should attend. The closing will be held Sunday CAR SERVICE AVAILABLE Plenty of Cocktail Lounge ■Weekly devotions to the Infant afternoon, Jan, 27, at 4 o’clock. Parking Space Coffee Shop of Prague will begin Friday eve­ S t Rita’s circle will meet in the Ontn II :0« A.H. to 2 :0S A.M. . . . Cloud Teoodays We Pickup and Deliver 10th Avanu* at Grant ning Jan. 25, at 7 :30. home o f Mrs. Ed Register, 5801 W. Convenient Location — 6000 E. Colfax' MAin 6291 John William Wilson was bap­ 33rd avenue, Wednesday, Jan. 23, D. B. CERISE. Hanigtr tized and received into the Church at 1 o’clock. Mrs. Prehm is the Jan. 13. hostess for the meeting. Thursdoy, January J7,1952 Office, 938 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telaphena, Kfyifena 4205 PAGE NINE Keyed-Up Raiders to Be Real Test for Leading Bengals

HI iiflinnmiiiHiiiiiuimi Push Shot, the Ref Said jOne-Period Scoring Shipp Sails Soft Shot SididbuL SbLdbfhiSi, liuiiHiiHiiuiiiiiiiuMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiniiwHiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiniiiiu^^^^^^ Threat Not Enou gh Regis’ flying Buzz Boys have their opponents singing the "St. Louie Blues" .this season as Eddie Kohl, Tom Kavanaugh, and sopho­ B y P a to ic k B r e n n a n more Jack Gleason continue to pace the Northsiders in their success­ The Tigers of Holy Family high school, swaggering ful bid for cage laurels and booty. The three, all aumni of St. Louis after successive cage wins over Annunciation, Cathedral, (Mo.) University high school, have contributed mightily to the 16-3 and St. Francis’, will get an acrid reception when they take record the Rangers have established while scoring 1,146 points to 1,027 for their opposition. the floor against Regis’ angry Raiders on Sunday afternoon, Including the two Western State games Jan. 11-12 (which Jan. 20, on the Raider courts The Blue and Gold have clung both ended in coincidental 76-50 triumphs for the Brown and transferred from Alamosa at to their lead by converting daz­ (Gold), the six-foot 160-pound Kohl has tickled the strings for mid-torm last year, has proven zling second-period play into 37- ^ 1 points while smashing two Regis scoring records. Against to be 60 inches of speed, agil* £mporia Teachers on Dec. 8 the, big junior notche'd ^6 digits on 33 and 36-33 conquests o f the ity, and defensive aptitude. ’Jays and Gremlins, respectively. the scoreboard to outshine Dick Petry’s 34-point, single-game ef­ "Shorty” Papiemik, six-foot, fort of last year. Kohl’s 11 charity flips against Washburn on The Cats were trailing 13-12 Sun­ day against St. Francis’ when three-inch sophomore center, Dec. 10 erased a mark held by four ex-Rangers. Ollie Olson’s en­ looked very sharp in the Regis set­ Gruenig lit a match, and they tire aggregation sizzled at the free throw line that night and back Friday and is dangerous blazed to a nine-point advantage dumped in 27 gift tosses to establish a team record. from within the charity circle. before the intermission. Coinci­ As a prep eager, Ed helped his team win the city Parochial Others who could contribute to dentally, the same thing happened title in 1949 and tie for the crown in 1948. He was named to all­ Pemberton's happiness are Mike to Cobe Jones and his disgruntled conference teams in 1947-48-49, and was all-City in 1949. The Duwd. (5-11), a junior transfer associates Friday evening. Ranger flash is the initial winner of the “ McCauley from Cathedral, and John Priselac. award,’’ a trophy presented to University high’s The Ace’s scoring bigwigs in The Tigers are maintaining aa outstanding eager at the end of each season. the Gremlin affair were, as usual, insecure lead, being hard pressed Big Ed, introduced to Larry Varnell by a St. Acierno (18) and Isenhart (13), by the preseason favorites, St. Jo- Louis candle salesman, brightened Regis’ basket- who were given great defensive sephis at Regis. fall future considerably in 1949-60 as he maintained aid by Dom Stone, 145 pounds o f 9^TANDINGS a remarkable 20-point average in frosh competition. fighting ^uard. The speedy five- Tesm— w L Pet. Pts. OP The Ranger hot shot, one of a family of four, is foot, nine-inch defense man, who Holy Family. 3 0 1.000 110 98 2 0 1.000 124 88 a major in business administration with a C-plus scored 60 points for the Tigers on r 1 .600 78 71 average for his first two years of scholastic effort the gridiron last fall, was a terror Annunolatlon 1 2 .333 102 111 A peculiar thing about Kohl is his conservative under his own net. The indomitable Cathedral ..... 1 2 .338 108 109 St. Francii* ^ 1 2 .888 106 106 acquisition of points on friendly home courts where Dominic was a big reason why 9 2 .000 82 122 he has supported an anemic 14-point average— that Brady, Boom, and Mather did not Fourth and fifth round sched­ is, anemic when compared with his 25-point median close the three-point gap main­ ules,' set for Thursday, Jan. 17, on the road. Kohl tained by the Cats througnout the Friday, Jan. 18, and Sunday, Jan, Kavairaugh's Record If Seniational waning minutes of the fourth 20, are as follows: Boasting an even more sensational athletic background is 200 canto and tarnish the Bengals’ Thursday— Cathedral vs. St. Jo- poui^, six-foot Tom Kavanaugh, a three-year veteran guard with perfect slate. s e ^ ’ s. the” Rangers." ...... In high school, the husky...... Irishman ■ n: was a teammate o f Gam* Is Hard Fought Friday— Mullen vs. Regis at St. the illustrious Easy Ed McCauley, former St. Louis While Holy family was edging Joseph’s University all-American, and helped his team win the defending state champs, St Sunday— St. Joseph’s vs. St.' GREMLIN (3) TOMMY CARROLL and All-State third place in the 1945 state tourney at Springfield, Joseph’s “Mutt and Jeff" combin­ Francis de Sales’ at St, Joseph’s ation of Wedow and Lefevre were Regis vs. Holy Family team at Tiger Tony Acierno teamed up on this push shot in the Mo. In 1946, with McCauley being molded into greatness as a Billikin, Tom sparked his mates to repulsing t h e rough-and-tumble Regis St. Francis-Bengal game Jan. 13. The Tigers’ victory kept them in the state title at Bismarck. His work on the basket­ tactics of the bellicose Red Raid- Mullen vs. Cathedral team at the league lead.— (Register photo by Smyth) ball court earned him first string berths on mythical ers. The hectic contest, bitterly West all-state teams in 1945 and 1946. contested from the opening gnin, Tuesday— St. Francis de Sales’ Kavanaugh not only diitinguithed himtalf in was nearly thrown into an over­ vs. Annunciation C Y P C Gives Farewell Party baiketball, but on the gridiron as well. A top time when Bill Faddis, a Red Flash, Evening games will begin at 7 wingman for University high, he won letters in streaked into the clear on a fast o’clock when the B teams collide, his junior and senior years, and was designated break two minutes and 40 seconds with the feature attraction start­ For Jeanette Kavanaugh Kavanaugh “ all-city” in 1946. > before the end. ing at 8. (Catholic Young People’s Club) will be donated to members par­ Before coming to Regis, the big guard enrolled at St. Louis H« was intercepted at the Sunday’s preliminaries ■\yill ticipating in this event by member last second" by 145 pounds of commence at 2 p.m. On Jan. 12, Jeanette Kavanaugh university, where he promptly became seventh man on the squad. ■CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL’S'JACK SHIPP sailed was pleasantly surprised when 30 Charles Orlusky. While with the Billikins, Kavanaugh appeared in Madison Square fighting Terrier in the person o f the older members of the CYPC In the bowling league, the Garden, where he once competed against Long Island university. of floor general Lefevre, who an underhand looper over the head of Red Bird Louie spoiled an apparent “ sure thing” Junior Parochlol organization gave a farewell party “ P.J.s” are still leadpig with 35 It was in 1949 that Tom brought his talents to Denver and Lopez in the Blue Jay-Cardinal game Jan. 13.— (Register photo by wins and 16 losses. The “ No and ersLsed the Redman’s most in her honor. Jeanette has been an immediately became a tremendous asset to Denver’s Jesuit insti­ Basketball Smyth) active member since the Cathedral Names” are running a close second tution which then was riding high with Hefley, Fisher, Wallace, Inc. serious threat. A subsequent club was reorganized in 1946 and with 32 wins and 19 losses. Team A Gama Saver foul by Lefevre gave the Raid­ East Division high game for the week goes to ers control of the spheroid with "Cats* Run Wild is a former secretary. Her address On Dec. 11 o f this year, with the Rangers trailing Kansas Wes­ Theia garnet will be played In the “No Names” with a total of 95 seconds left. The great Joe will be 1517 N. Rhodes, Arlington, leyan, the reliable veteran netted three quickies in the final minute the Cathedral gym 'on Saturday 765. High series for the week— Wedow, who poured 18 points Va. to clinch an unbelievable 68-66 victory. Against the Colorado State mornings. Father James Ahern, The largest group of ski fans “ P.J.s” with 2,013. Individual through the hoop during the Grizzlies on Jan. 3, the brawny guard pulled a repeat performance hostilities, immediately tied Fad­ TA, 2030, is league director. St. Catherine's Trounces this month enjoyed an outing at scores for the week, high game for by netting three nifties within 62 seconds. On Jan. 5, Kavanaugh JAN. 19 Loveland on Jan. 13. Forty-seven the boys— Sylvester Becker with dis in knots to protect the Bull­ 9— Blesied Sacrament team t i . St. stunned Emporia State by sinking nine set shots from away out! James' members arrived at Loveland for a score of 219. Francis Bruggen- dog lead until tha end. The Regis senior rebounds with cat-like grace and seems to be Lefevre Great 10— Loyola vs. Annunciation team this winter sport by bus and auto. thies had high series of 544. For thinking even when he’s o ff his feet. He raftly loses his poise. 11— Sacred Heart team vs. Cathedral St. Vincent's Five, 34-7 White-haired Jim Lefevre was It. was an unlucky d£fy for one of the, girls, high game laurels went A Great Prospect team the skiers, Monk (“ Stretch” ) to Margaret Sweeney with 187, great against the belligerent Raid­ St. Cajetan’t, bye St Catherine’s Wildcats of the The third member of the trio is sophomore forward Jack Glea­ JAN. 36 bound work setting the pace; but Ruykal injured his leg. and high series to Marjorie Welte, ers, whose aggressive activities North division in the Junior Paro­ son, a teammate o f Kohl in high school, who ended an impressive 9— St. Cajetan's v i. Stcrad Heart team they cooled o ff in the second half 488. turned the well-played contest into 10— Annunciation team v i. Bleatadchial league served notice that they Plans are being formulated for prep career in June of 1950. In 1950 he helped the St. Louis Parokes in face o f the eight points scored' ski trip to Winter Park. Cabins On Jan. 20,'lEe bowling league a roughhouse on occasion. It was Sacrament team are out to retain last year’s cham­ a •each the state meet and win fourth place. 11— St. James’ vt Cathedral team on drive-in shots by Mt. Carmel’s will make up one o f the series. the flve-foot, seven-inch guard’s pionship when they rolled to an Besides earning two monograms in Dr. Nai- Loyola, bye Lamirato. The latter was the lead­ Please note: A plea for sub­ calm demeanor under fire that FEB. 2 easy 34-7 win over out-manned but imith’s game, he lettered in track during his senior ing scorer, with 13, and Miles hit stitutes. Six of the teams will kept the Canines from folding 6—Cathedial team va. Annunciation not out-hustled St. Vincent’s home i^ear. The six-foot, two-inch Ranger, gaining his tesm nine for the Tigers. The score was bowl at 10 a.m. “ Members” vs. “ Pin when their seven-point third- last Saturday in the opening game nitial varsity experience with Olson’s 1951-52 cage 10— Loyola vs. St. James' M t Carmel, 24, Holy Family, 21. Rollers;” “P.J.” vs. Dreamers;” frame margin was obliterated. It Sacred Heart team, bye of league play in the Regis gym. Kolb Leadz League and “ Know Stars” vs. “ Red Hots.” jdition, scored 290 points for his freshman team to was his speed and savvy on 11— Blessed Sacrament team v i. St. Employing a withering fast-break In the final game, St. Dominic’s At 12 o’clock the following ead his mates in point production. ^ numerous breathtaking fast breaks Cajetan's Fe b . 9 attack in the first half, with Lucci staved o ff a late rally by St. Pat­ In the 85-80 NAIB win over Springfield (Mo.) that frequently wrecked the Big teams will bowl: “ Cold Fires” vs. 9— Sacred Heart team va. Blessed Sac­and Cataline scoring 10 points rick’s to take their league opener, Teachers, the 180-pound newcomer drilled home Red defense before it co.uld form. rament team “Slaughterhouse Five;” “Sleep­ apiece, the winners coasted to vic­ 24-23. Sporting a five-point bulge ers” vs. “ Hot Shots;” and “ No four goals in the final three minutes to help the Wedow, who handles ^is six-foot, 10— Cathedral taam vs. Loyola St. James’, bye tory in the second half. going into the final period, they Names” vs. “ Jezebels.” Denverites clinch third place in the 1951 Kansas two-inch frame with*he facility City event. , 11— St. Cajetan’s vs. Annunciation saw the Irish pull to within one On Tuesday, Jan. 22, the Red o f an acrobat in a hornet’s nest, team. Mt. Carmel Downi Tigeri Gleason, a major in sociology, intends to enter point on buckets by Scarpello, Va- Cross will furnish free transpor­ had Raiders on his back all after­ FEB. IS Holy Family’s Junior Tigers en- sales work after his college days. Gleaion 9— Loyola vs. St. Cajetan's rone, and Dowd. Kolb was the big tation to and from Fitzsimons hos­ noon but still managed to con­ 10— Blessed Sacrament team vs. Ca­oyed a 16-8 half-time lead over gun for the winners and became Brown Is Improved tribute four field goals and to dunk pital for visiting from 6:30 to 9 thedral team £"t, Carmel, with the long set the league’s leading scorer, with p.m. Any of the girls, members or A big reason for Ranger successes during the current campaign 10 charity flips. 11— Sacred Heart team v i, St, Jamaa’ Annunciation team, bye shots of Kenfield and Miles’ re- 14 points to his credit. _ non-members, wishing to volun­ is towering Dick Brown, Olson’s stringbean center. Against the first Faddit’ Kneo Tricky FEB. 23 teer in cheering the sick, should 14 opponents the lanky pivotman has flipped in 135 points for a 13.5 Regis’ terrific stand against the 9— Annunciation team va. Sacred Heart call Angela Siherschel at CH. average. This is amazing when compared with his last year’s 3.9. highly-touted Bulldogs served no­ team 10— St. Jamea’ vs, St. Cajatan'a Complete Liften Service Recommended by A. A. A. 8262. tice on the shaky, league-leading 11— Blessed Sacrament team vs. Loyola An ice skating party is being Bengals of a real Donnybrook Cathedral team, bye Gourmet— A. M., H. A. planned for Feb. 10. CYPC men»- Parish Basketball Schedule Sunday. Scribe Taggart Deike re- MARCH I Because of the entrance of a (St. Francis de Sales’ drew a port; that Coach Shanahan’s 9— St. Cajetan'a vs. Catbddral taam bers will leave for Estes at ‘9 10— St. Jamea' vs. Annunciation team o’clock in the morning. Transpor,- seventh team into the Parish bye). stellar forward, Bill Faddis, is 11— Loyola vs. Sacred Heart team tation will be furnished by the league, it has become necessary Jan. 17: nursing a bum knee, injured last Blessed Sacrament team, bye members. Everyone will attend to revamp the entire schedule. All 7— Blessed Sacrament teamfall vs. in the Raider-Gremlin grid Mass at Our Lady of the Moun­ games are played in St. Joseph’s St. Augustine’s argument. The pampered patella,, ym at Sixth and Galapago on SKATES SHARPENED tains church in Estes. Reservations 8— Mt. Carmel vs. Presentationwhich sidelined the five-foot, 11- Rezteurant will be necessary. A chili supper fhursday nights at 7, 8, and 9. team inch dynamo for the Denver Chris­ at Loveland will follow the ice Admission to games in this fast 9— St. Dominic’s vs. St. Francis’tian game Jan. 4, bothered Faddis 35‘ LATEST METHOD 1578 S. Broadway skating. loop is 26 cents. (Cathedral drew a bye). only on occasion during week-end Jan. 10: Jan. 24: encounters. Even with this handi­ ROY SYSTEM, INC. Children’a Portion* 7— Cathedral vs. Mt. Carmel SHOE REPAIR 7— St.. Augustine’s vs. Presen­cap he marked the scoreboard 12 Broadway at Irvlnfton SP. 41li at Children’s Prices Rangers Will Re-Battle team. tation team times during each contest. 8— Presentation team vs. Blessed 8— St. Francis’ vs. Cathedral The bespectacled Mansfield and Western Bears Jan. 19 Sacrament team 9— St. Dominic’s vs, Mt. Car­Raider team captain, the carrot- Wacom srocmiH 9— St. Augustine’s vs. St. Dom­ mel team Boys* & Girls* The Regis college Hangers, topped, abbreviated Joe Rossi, on la k lin e 's % inic’s (Blessed Sacrament team drew frisky after their double win over harassed the Bulldogs no end with WHOLE MAINE LOBSTER....$1.75 a bye). their stellar floor play and de­ the Western State Mountaineers, K. of C. Bowling Jan, 31: termined defensive work. Ace BICYCLES (Includes Hot Breads and Potatoes) will receive the acid test this com­ 7— St. Francis’ vs. PresentationGruenig’s hopefuls had better turn Brings o proud glow ing Saturday night when they will D E N V E R CO U N C IL 639 Columbia...______3 8 “ Complete line of Gerber's Baby Food team on the heat during the entire bat­ meet the Bears of Colorado State Team Standings PE. 0905 Joe Allen at the Organ RA. 9733 to lh« one who holds you dear. Team W L Avg. 8— St. Augustine’s vs. Cathe­tle Sunday. The Raiders’ heads-up in' Greeley. Reconditioned...... 1 5 ” ^ Wardens ...... 88 18 804 dral play will tolerate no idiosyncratic The Rangers already hold Trustees ...... 27 27 794 9— St. Dominic’s vs. Blessed Terms If Desired' let us make your oppoinimonf todoyl one win over the ‘Bears, a 62- Deputies ...... 26 28 806 second-period outburst and a sub­ Sacrament team Bike Acoeisories 54 victory, but this trip they will Navigators ...... 26 28 809 sequent 16-minute lapse. A brief DON'T LOOK FOR PARKING SPACE Chancellors ...... 26 28 800 (Mt. Carmel team drew a bye). letdown would topple the Tigers BILL SMYTH be playing without the .ervicei Secretaries ...... 26 28 784 JUST COME TO Feb. 8: from their lofty position. of Dick Brown, rangy center Guards ...... a... 26 28 779 A . L 7— Presentation team vs. St. who cut his hand earlier thi* Grand Knights ...... 23 31 802 Annunciation Hat Potential Photographers High three gamesChancellors, 2,674; Dominic’s week and who i. now confined Harrjr Pemberton’s Annuncia­ GLODT Deputies, 2,669; Navigators, 2,578 8— Cathedral vs. Blessed Sacra­tion Cardinals, handicapped by the to bed with a teriou* case of the High game: Deputies. 1.032; Grand MIDWEST DENVER 4296 So. Sherman SU. 1-3945 ment team , 253 Broadway SPruco 6438 hive*. Knights, 947; Chancellors. 926. loss of veteran gniard, Ken Reidel or 9— Mt. Carmel team vs. and St. Ed Horvat, a six-foot, two-inch Dave Bryson of Regis Francis’ center prospect, broke into the Garage Garage (St. Augustine’s drew a bye.) win column with a 44-40 triumph NEW ARROW Wins Ski Time Trials Feb. 15: over St. Francis’ sinking state ti- 1837 California 1437 California JOIN OUR CLEAN. In the time trials of the Mile 7— Blessed Sacrament teamtlists. vs. According to Joe Prisela:c, H i^ School Ski association Jan. Mt. Carmel team the Cardinal drumbeater, the Red- DART SHIRTS V2 Hour 25c 1st Honr 35c HEY PLATE CLUB 5, Dave Bryson of the Regis high' 8— St. Francis’ vs. St. Augus­birds have the 4firk horse poten­ Additional Honrs 15c tine’s NOWI ski club took first place. tial to become a real conference JEST ARRIVED R0 7 Batitr, Si. VlaecBt do PanI Parith Jim BatUr. S I Joacpli'a Pariih Members of ski teams from East 9— Cathedral vs. St. Dominic’sthreat before the spring thaws KIDS! and South high schools divided hon­ (Presentation team drew a bye). arrive. AMERICA’ S FINEST ors in the next four places. Feb. 22: The Red and White have veter­ WHITE §HIRT YOU MAY The Regis team this year is con­ 7— Blessed Sacrament teamans vs. Freddie Maes and Eloy Mares at tinuing in the Mile High School St. Francis’ returning for 1962 court conflicts. Cozy Flame Ski association. Membership is 8— Presentation team vs. Cathe­The five-foot, 10-inch Maes was $ 9 2 5 open to all Denver high schools dral. the top point maker in the Denver $3.95 C oal Mix W i n A S ch w in n that wish to be affiliated with the 9— Mt. Carmel team vs. S t Catholic Au­ league during 1950-411. ^ TON Junior Southern Rocky Ski asso­ gustine’s The brawny Mares, (6-9), a star ciation. (St. Dominic’s drew a, bye). halfback in the fail who patrols Prices Slashed for FIREPLACE LOGS AND SLABS BICYCLE the outer greensward for the Car­ dinal diamond legions, is a bril­ 3 Days Only on TEXACO PRODUCTS CHARCOAL JANUARY liant floor man and playmaker. 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■5 . A PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER f Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, Jonuory 17,1952

WHAT IS 20/20 VISION? New Homeioj: Priests St. Dominick Society to Hold Gike Sale Vision it usually tested at a distance of 20 feet. If you con see at 20 feet small objects or letters a normal eye can see (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) The Blessed Martin Young the order of the day Sunday, Jan. at that distancOi you have 20/20 Tision. If a normal eye can Instead o f the customary card People’s club, popularly called the 20, when the young people will see an object at 200 feet and you caii see it only at 20 feet, BLEMARS, starting with a clean leave from the church at 9 a.m. perty, the Altar and Rosary so­ you have 20/200 Tision. Periodic cbeck-nps are wise to keep sjate in 1952, with new officers, Joe Keeley at (JR. 0484 will sup­ your Tision normal. . ciety of St. Dominic’s will sponsor new rules, and additional new ply any skiing information. ai sale o f homemade cakes on the members, look fijrward to greater Prospective members interested afternoon of Jan. 26 and after the success than ever. At a meeting in the club% activities may call Pat Scheer at GL. 4331, or Bar­ Masses on Sunday, Jan. 27. Mrs, Jan. 9, the following were elected to office: Bob Walsh, president; bara Roach at GE. 0930. SWIGERT BROS. J» K. Weigel is chairman o f the Hugh Doyle, vice president; Bar­ 1550 California The election of officers for Optometristg KEyston* 7651 following committee: Mmes. F. bara Crowe, secretary; and Shir­ the Holy Name society will be Scheer, Hugh Thornberry, Andrew ley McNamara, treasurer. John held Thursday, Jan. 24, at 8 Better Vision Good Service Kruse, A. C. Carroll, Adam Heff­ Doyle was named publicity chair­ p.m. The jneeting will be held for Every Age At Right Prir.ee ner, J. H. Fraher, John Storm, and man, and Dutch Katzenmeyer, in the church auditorium, after Levi Saindoh. The telephone com- sports manager. which refreshments will .be GLASSES INDIVIDUALLT-STTLED ipittee for soliciting goods is On Jan. 13 the BLEMARS wit­ served and prospective Holy headed by Mrs. P. W. Conboy, nessed the incredible antics o f the Name men introduced. GR. 4805. Harlem Globetrotters playing in The Rev. J. P. Houlihan, O.P., In addition to the cakes that City auditorium. former assistant at St. Dominic’s will be sold in the church auditor­ Father Donald McMahon’s All- and now a missionary in Kyoto, IfisjCfuIfiAcant ium, Ray’s Grocery is donating i Parochial play was attended by Japan, has written with enthus­ ! THEODORE! large ham, which will be on dis­ the BLEMARS Jan. 16. iasm o f his new field o f labor. It play. Boulder will again beckon the takes six years. Father Houlihan 9 jL fijO C iL The Sodality of the Bleued young people’s club to the popular relates, to master the Japanese Virgin has been reorganized Tulgai’s on Friday, Jan. 18. All language. At present, seven Cath­ iHACKETHALl with encouraging result*. The wishing to journey north will olic priests, including four Domini­ ANNIE O. NICOUNO, 71, of 7605 Grandview, Arvada. Member of Queen election of officers for the so­ leave from St. Dominic’s church at can Fathers, are attending a lan­ of Heaven Orphans' Aid societjj Re­ dality will take place at the 6:30 p.m. guage school staffed by a United I MORTUARY | quiem Masi^ was celebrated Jan.u 10 ii Skiing at Loveland pass will be Protestant faculty. the Shrine of St. Anne, Arvada. Boule­ Communion breakfast following s ss vard mortuary. the Sodality Mats at'7:30 on 1 1449-51 Kalamatb Su 1 MARILYN ELIZABETH BELLAMY. Sunday, Jan. 20. 6, of 3724 E. 17th avenue. Daughter of Phone MAin 4006 Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Bellamy; sister Miss Mary Farrell, present pre­ of Arlene Fenske, Dolores Marone, Pa­ fect o f the sodality, and the Rev. Wonder fid quality at low prices in tricia Tall, Ethel, Kathleen, Lester, Jr.; A.._P. Barrett, O.P., moderator, Sill Richard, and Fay Bellamy. Mass of the Angels was celebrated Jan. 14 in St. attended a meeting of the Sodality Philomena’s church. Interment Mt. Union in the Catholic Daughters Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. of America clubhouse Jan. 16. An PAUL LEROY RIDGLEY, 62, o f 1601 THE DENVER’S Own-Brand JERRY BREEN S. Decatur street. Requiem Mass was invitation was extended to all the celebrated Jan. 16 in All Saints' church. sodalities to have their annual Florist Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mor­ Mass and Communion breakfast tuary. , scheduled for March 16 in St. Dom­ 1004 15th St. CATHERINE FITZGERALD, 64. of 3454 Vihe street. Wife of John Fits- inic’s church, where the sodalists g era l^ a n d sister of Margaret Cummins, will have an opportunity to attend MAIn 2279 Tenn)^, Pa.; and Jennie Ford, Long SOAPS and TISSUES Beach, Calif. Requiem Mass was cele­ High Mass according to the Do­ brated Jan. 15 in Annunciation church. minican Rite. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mor­ M on II nients tuary. At this annual Communion We have erected many beauti­ LEONARD DeGlDlO, 78. o f 4615 W. ASSISTING THE ARCHBISHOP as he Rt. Rey. Monsignor Joseph P. O’Heron, pastor; the breakfast in March, a Dominican ful monuments in ~Mt. OliTOt 80th avenue. Husband of Lucille De- Sister will speak on vocations to Gidio; father of Horace and Ralph De- officiated in the blessing of the beautiful Rev. John Aylward, assistant ih the parish; and the the religious life in general and Cemetery. Gidlo; brother of Aurelia BiancuUa of new rectory o f St. Louis’ parish, Englewood, were Los Angeles. Calif.; and grandfather of Very Rev. Monsi^or David Maloney, Assistant to the Dominican life in particular. A. T. THOMSON Allen DeGidio. Requiem Mass is being (left to right, with Archbishop Urban J. Vehr), the Chancellor.— (Register photo by Smyth) celebrated Thursday, Jan. 17, at 9 + + + TA. 8018 o'clock in St. Mary Magdalene's church. Knight of Malta 600 Sherman St. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuary. DAVID HARRY GERUCK, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Gerlick, Jr., Mt. Carmel YPC Schedules The firms listed here de­ of 6700 N. Broadway, and brother of Church Unity Jean Frances Gerlick. Graveside services serve to be remembered were held Jan. 11. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuary. when you are distributing HUGH PAUL KRAUSE. 72, of 1217 Third Annual Mardi Gras your patronage in the dif­ Josephine street. Husband of Anne Octave Slated Krause; father of Gertrude Cawthome (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Pariih^ On Sunday, Jan. 13, in the 7:30 ferent lines of business. and Mary Anne Bagby; and brother of Denver) Mass, the -Holy Name society with J. Otto Krause. Requiem Mass was cele­ The Young People’s club is their families received Commun­ brated Jan. 16 in St. Elizabeth's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuary. • At St. Louis' sponsoring its third annual Mardi ion in a body. There were 34 who NELLIE LEE. 76, of 1540 Race gras, to be held on Saturday and received in this Mass and attended street. Mother of Frances Mesch and (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) Sunday, Feb. 23 and 24, in the the breakfast. Thanks are ex­ Nellie Denton, Denver; sister of Mrs. The Chair o f Unity Octave will Annie Larkin, Denver; and grandmother Mt. Carmel grade school hall. tended to the committeemen, Joe of two grandsons and one great-grand­ be opened with a High Mass at 8 Members are preparing to appoint Andrews and Tony Motolla. At son. Requiem Mass was celebrated Jan. o’clock on Friday morning, Jan. ■committees and plans are getting the last regular .meeting, the in­ 11 in Annunciation church. Interment 18, the Feast o f the Chair of St. under way for a bigger and more stallation of officers was held as Mt. Otlvet. Olinger mortuary. Peter at Rome’. Prayers will be MARY • SHELLEY, 71, of 909 14th profitable event. ■ Proceeds from follows: President, Joe Andrews; said after Mass each morning for The Denver's Ow.n Soap Flakes street. Sister of Lenore Shelley. Requiem the Mardi gp'as will go toward vice president, Salvadore Aciemo; Mass is being celebrated Thursday, Jan. conversions and the special inten­ the benelfit o f the new school. secretary-treasurer, Tony .Motolla; 3 packages 75c Case of 24 5.75 17 at 8:45 o'clock in St. Joseph’ s church. tions of the octave. The octave Interment Mt. Olivet. Day mortuary, Tickets al;e now available for 35 board of directors, Anthony Zar- will close on Jan. 25, the Feast of Efficient yet gentle . . .' for kitchen or laundry; they get ELMER H. SUTTON, 26, of 6026 N. cents eacn ^ n d can be used for lengo, Jerry Vallente, John Mas­ Federal boulevard. Son of Elmer S. Sut­ the Conversion o f St. Padl. dirt out yet are kind to hand and fabric. both evenings. If any of the vari­ ciotro, and Nicholas Uursini; and ton: and nephew of Mrs. Rose Hamburg A solemn novena in honor o f ous -church clubs in the parish is spiritual director, the Rev. Julius and Hugh and Charles Harney. Requiem Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Fitting MEMORIALS Mass was celebrated Jan. 12 in Holy interested and would like to ob­ M. Porcellini, O.S.M. • • The Denver's Own White Floating Soap Family church. Interment Mt. Olivet. will open on Sunday, Feb. 3. Olinger mortuary. tain- any, members may contact Recently baptized in the parish Bar 13e Case of 72 Bars 8.75 For Lasting Tribute Mrs. John Hettinger, Mrs'. Frank Masciotro, GL. 1660, STANLEY STEPIEN, 78. of 2169 George Hettinger, and Mrs. Ann are Regina Mael, daughter o f Mr. Stout street Services were held Jan. 12 Winter Outing So pure and fine you can use it for your finest lingerie We have a large selection o f in the Trevino Memorial chapel. Inter­ Scharf will be cohostesses at an and Mr^. Nicholas Garrimone, with Oscar Malo (above), well- . . . and fine for toilet use. ment Mt. Olivet Trevino mortuary. Altar society card party to be held Being Planned Roxie and Louis Fiore as spon­ fine monuments. Choice me­ LEONARD S. CLARK, 39, of 4228 De­ Wednesday, Jan. 23, at 12:30. The On Sunday, Jan. ■ 20, provided sors; Vickey Je&n, daughter of Mr. known Denver Catholic lay catur street Husband of Catherine D. morials for a tribute to de­ Clark; father of Patty Ann Clark, Den­ party will be held in the assem­ the weather permits, an outing will apd Mrs. Eugene Baldi, with man and financier, will attend the The Denver's Own Soap Granules parted ones. ver; brother of Glen Clark. Delhi, Ind.; bly room of the new i;^tory. A be held at Schaeffers Crossing. A George Petraglia and Shirley national meeting of the Knights of 3 packages 85e Case of 24 6.50 and nephew of Mary Rafferty, Delhi. dessert-luncheon will be served. Baldi as-sponsors; Georgia Lynn, Malta at the Waldorf hotel. New Requiem Mass was celebrated Jan. 16 potluclc dinner is •‘featured -along • Convenient terms may be Observe Golden Jubilee with refrefshments and entertain­ daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George York, beginning Jan. 21. The Same fine quality as our flakes . . . quick-acting granules in St Catherine's church. Interment for every washing need. arranged. Mt Olivet Horan mortuary. A golden wedding anniversary ment. Anyone eligible for the club E. M-ucelli, with Joseph and Pa­ Knights of Malta, of whom Mr. JOSEPHINE CLOCKER. 76, of 110 S. is cordihlly invited to attend. The tricia Calvaresi as sponsors; Mark Malo has been a member for Pennsylvania street Mother of Edward ■^as observed on Saturday, Jan. G. docker. Requiem Mass is being o f­ 12, by Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Smil- grroup will meet at the rectory at Anthony, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Eu­ years, trace their origin to the The Denver's Own Facial Soap Liesveld Memorial Co. fered Thursday, Jan. 17, at 10 o’clock anic. High Mass was offered at 8 1 :30 p.m. Transportation will be gene Vitalle, with Conrad and time of the Crusades in the 11th Box of 12 bars 1.79 in St. Francis de Sales' church. Inter­ Marion Troio as sponsors; and century. The order- once ruled 13000 West 44th Ave. ment Mt. Olivet. Horan mortuary. a’clock by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor pro-med for ^1. = A roller slating party was held Cheryl Marie, daughter of Mr. and the island of Rhodes (1309-1523) Delightfully fragrant in carnation, pine or gardenia scents Directly Across From JAMES ALBERT BURKE, five-year- Joseph P. OlHeron. Members of . . • with soothing cold cream base. old Jon of Mr. and l^rs. Irven T. Burke the family attended a 5 o’clock recently at the Lakewood roller Mrs. Frank Grano, wUh David and then of Malta, (1523-1798), Mt. Olivet Cemetery of 170 S. Clay street. James died Jan. 4 Munford and Wilma Hewett as and maintains a diplomatic repre­ m Mercy hospiUl after an illness of dinner in honor o f the jubilarians rink. A large group attended and Phone ARVADA 0499-R-3 eight months. Mass of the Angels was in the home o f a daughter, Mrs, an evening o f fun was held by all. sponsors. sentative to the Holy See. The Denver's Own Facial Tissue celebrated by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor If Bost Dial AL t i l l Don Girbin. James P. Danahey in S t Francis Xavier’s 3 boxes 79c 12 boxes 3.16 Case of 48 boxes 12.64 church, Council Bluffs, la. James was a This Sunday, Jan. 20, will be member of the St Rose of Lima parish, Family Communion day for the Capitol Mortuary Will Open New Chapel White, blue or peach . . - extra soft for hanky or cleansing Denver. In addition to his parents, he is parish. use. SOO sheets. 100 (S-ply) to the box. survived by his six-year-old brother, John, of Denver. Interment was in St Mrs. John Hettinger, end Mrs When Capitol mortuary ■ opens of South Dakota. He reveals that munity, entertains at hospitals, Joseph’s cemetery. Council Bluffs, la. Joseph Hvfppert, assisted by mem^ its Chapel of the Angels ' i f 7177 he spent" 10 yea'rs in funeral work orphanages, and for any public- The Denver's Own Toilet Tissue JAMES EDWARD WILLIAMS of 626 hers o f the Altar society, served Scranton, Pueblo. Son of Mr. and Mrs. West Colfax avenue, Denver, later in Turner county, S. Dak., before spirited organizations. 7 rolls 1.00 Case of 100 rolls 14.29 John Williams; brother of Michelle and dinner for Archbishop Urban J. this month, Ken Raynie will serve enlisting in the service in 1942. He Mr. Raynie’s work with the Pete Williams; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Vehr and pastors following the as manager of the new chapel, ac­ was .injured during the war and paraplegics was carried in news­ Peach, green, canary, blue or white . . . soft facial-tissue V. C. Ledford, Denver, and G. M. Wil­ quality. 1000 sheets. 500 (S-ply) to the roll. liams, Trinidad. Mass of the Angels was blessing o f the new rectory Jan cording to an announcement made sent to Fitzsimons general hos­ papers throughout the country, via celebrated Jan. 14 in S t Therese's church. 15. this week. pital, where he spent two years an Associated Press feature story. TERESA LYNN LIEVENS of Little­ Mr. and Mrs. Kristel and Mr. Raynie • has •• been with recovering.. When at Fitzsmons, He is on the board of directors ton. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. family, the displaced persons Ken Raynie decided to makp Colo­ Toiletriei— Street Floor George Llevens. Mass of the Angels was Capitol mortuary for ^ five years, of the Denver Tuberculosis society, celebrated Jan. 11 in S t Mary's church, group recently sponsored by the rado- his home; as well as having worked as en­ Littleton. parish, will occupy the apartment ever since hisi^ischarge from the The"Tiew Chapel o f the (Angels’ tertainment director for the so- JOHN M. BOWMAN, 67, of Sedalia, air force. He has inade a prominent Husband of Ellen Bowman; father of in the old school this coming week. mariager. is : a •.-family m^n, any cietyr Mrs. .Raynie is now enter­ Yera Bowman, Versa Thompson, and Mr. Kristel and his sons have been name for hira'sSlf 'throughout the Mrs. Raynie is a, Westwood girl, tainment chairman for the work of Mary Lou Cummings. Interment South assisting with the work in the par­ region mnee ;movirig .to Denver. Bend. Ind. T h e Raynies’ daughter, Konnie the Tuberculosis association. ERDIE MARVIN BEARD, 64, of Den- ish buildings since their adoption In order to^be closer to the chapel Lynn, was. the. first JDenver baby When interviewed this week, 'Vlwtw Dome SM< v M CkaMM-.KIyii* ver. Brother of Maude Reynolds. Tulsa, by the parish. and the people in: its.surrounding born on the New Year’s day, 1947. Mr. Raynie said he is looking for­ Okla. Requiem Mast was celebrated Jan. Infants baptized Jan. 13 were area, Raynie and his family have ward to making many new ac­ TREVINO 12 in Christ the King's church. Interment tMr.’ Raynie is reluctant to talk M t Olivet. the twin children o f Mr. and Mrs. moved to tneir new home at 6795 of- Ids' local service work that, has quaintances during the grand open­ ROBERT ALBERT MORUZZl, Jr., 25 Edward Resley, Michael Joseph W. 41st avenue in Wheatridge, won him fame throughout the na­ ing Capitol mortuary is planning of 312 D street. Fort Logan. Husband and Maureen Joyce; sponsors were which, Rayjiie says, is a “five- tion. Althoi^h not a paraplegic for the chapel in a few weeks. “ I’m 'Mortuary of Margaret Moruizi; father of Cynthia twin cousins, Thomas Coffelt and minute drive from- the chapel.’’ sure the Chapel of the Angels will Bonded Collection Louise, Robert A. Ill, and Michael M or- himself, he is’ the organizer of the PHONE PE. 0013 uzzi; and brother of Rudolph, Raymond Ann Coffelt. The mother of the Mr. Raynie is originally from Ramblin’ Wrecks, a'musical group serve as a mark o f pride for every­ Anywhere in ll.S.A. and R lcjj^d Moruzii, all of Fontana. twins, the former Josephine Eller- Hawarden, ,'Ia., and gained his niade up of paraplegics. The group, one in our region,’’ he said. Alameda at Logan Calif. Requiem Mass is being celebrated man, is also a twin. Baptized the higher education at the University especially well-known in this com- Jan. 18 at 10 o'clock in St. Mary's church same day were Janice Francine, JOE O'NEIL & ASSO. Littleton. Interment Denver National + + + cemetery. daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. James 1251 Cherokee MA. 1472 LT. (J f) BRUCE S. ENNIS. 28. of Rap{i, with William and Virginia HOMES FOR SALE 3886 King street Son of John F. Ennis brother of Barbara E. Ennis, Denver, Vobejda as sponsors; Terrie LITTLE BILLS No Collections No Charge BIG BILLS MUTUAL BENEFIT Mrs. John A. Nath, Boulder,; and Mrs. Louise Thompson, daughter o f Mr. E, W. Williams, Jr., Trinidad. Requiem and Mrs. Bob Thompson, with REAL ESTATE FOR SALE •UTN* W W WW W' 'WWWW WWW ' Mass is being celebrated Thursday, Jan. 17 at 9 o’clock in St. Catherine's church. William and Eva Ruth Tremmel 825 Fillmore i ASSOCIATIQN Interment Mt Olivet as sponsors; and Kathleen Marie, 1 block to St. Philomena'fl School I. CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph i 2 ^ bedrooms, full dining room* large liv­ MRS. FILOMENA SFERRA Jostes, with John Jostes and Gen­ ing room, kitchen and separate breakfast i Our Family Group Policy Requiem High Mass was celebrated evieve Hufnagel as sponsors. room. Extra bedroom and recreation room i Jan. 16 in S t Philomena’t church for Classified Ads with fireplace in basement. Hot water heat. i Protects the Entire Family Mrs. Filomena Sferra of 1008 Detroit Large garage. Convenient to school, shop­ It will pay yon to read ALL of the followiof advertiiemeate. street, Denver resident for 60 years. ping and bus. You should drive around i for a few cents a day. Mrs. Sferra, who was 88, died in St.. the neighborhood fully to appreciate the Joseph's hospital Jan. 13 after a short illness. German-Born Nun' location. This' spacious home of sound Born in Italy, Mrs. Sferra came to pre-war construction in a prime location PAINTING & DECORATING the United States with her parents when , if priced at 116,950. Open Sunday 2-5 or ^ t l anytime for an appointment. Home Applianeea she was six years old. She was the widow Dies at Orphanage t'OR papcrhznzinz snO pwinUnz call Anton of Steve Sferra, who died in Denver about WESTERN EMPIRE REALTY Beringer, 168 Uidison, EA. 2286. 12 years ago. 1455 Pontiac Realtor DE. 4228 Onlv 82L62 delivers a new Maytag; btL Mrs. Sferra was the mother of Mrs. Sister’ Mary Caroline ( Mary F m Estimates for honest and beautifnl terms. Alio good used washers k rafrigtr- nAyMORTum Llvia Chinocco, Mrs. Rita TurilH, Mrs. Asal), 73, died Jan. 24 in St. paintinz, interior A exterior. Bemie Land Mary Ticcoli, and Mrs. Florence DiTolla, atora. 486'So. Broadway. PE. 2768. Clara’s orphanajm after a long ill­ GOOD BUYS IN SH. 2562 J L / n iA 3406 FEDERAL all of Denver, and Frank Sferra of Welby. UPHOLSTERING She was the sister of Tony Mastaro of ness. Requiem High Mass will be ST. LOUIS’ PARISH WALLPAPER Hanginz Painting Re­ Denver. celebrated Friday, Jan. 18, at 9 Re-cover and modernize your furniture by Phone GLendale 5709 She' is survived also by’ 22 grandchil­ modeling Cali KE. 6793. - the largeaS furniture manufacturer in tha o’clock in St. Clara’s chapel. New Johns-Manville Denver 11, Coloe dren and 34 great-grandchildren. Inter­ northwest; 2 pieces re-covered, (69.60 end ment was in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Born in Breisgau, Germany, Large living room, with picture MISCELLANEOUS np. Satisfaction guaranteed. 60,000 yards April 17, 1878, Sister Caroline window; 2 big bedrooms; 4 of roaterUI in stock. Terms if desired. Men­ JAMES F, CARTWRIGHT came to the United States gfter piece tile bath; utility room; in­ T R E E S REMOVED — 8PBATED - tion you saw the Ad in the Register. Requiem High Mass was celebrated sulated and weather-stripped; TRIMMED Dr lioenied, Inanred, axperleacad KRIS UPHOLSTERY CO.. 1668 Piatt* Jan. 14 in St. Cajetan's church for completing her formal schooling men. Heavr powtr iquipmant (or any aiea GL. 3641 or GU 8642 James F. Cartwright of J402 Grove abroad. She was admitted into the sidewlalks & curbs; priced $12,- Job. Fertilizers of all kinds. Call MILE street. He was 82. BRICK REPAIRS order of the Sisters of St. Francis 500 \irith FHA Loan of $8,500, HI FORESTRY TREE SERVICE. AC 6684. Mr. Cartwright, a veteran of World See 3l298 So. Lafayette. war II, died In ^itssimons army hospital in St. Louis, Mo., in the spring of BRICK REPAIRS: Specialising In brick Jan. 9 after a long illness. WANTED-Working girl, 21 to 25. to om antf d esign s: 1907. You Must See This! share basement apartment 1218 Steele. pointing and repairing, also caulking and Bom in Columbus, 0., April 30, J919, Lovely 2 large bedrooms; com­ painting. BE. 8-0444. WALTER EVANS. Mr. Cartwright had lived in Denver most Sister Caroline, who had served FRcmont 9585. 3177 Benton St. ... more than a hundred! All of his life. He was employed by the Auto in St. Clara’s orphanage since bination kitchen-dinette; break­ of them carved with the same Equipment company as a clerk. Nov. 12, 1934, formerly had. been fast bar; price includes washer, DRUGGISrS lOWELS & LINEN SUPPLY sitill and care. There’s one to Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Vic­ toria Cartwright: a son. James; three at St. Rose Residence, Denver. range & blinds. Price only $14.- meet every particular wish stepdaughters, Mrs. Rosalie Mares, Miss She is survived by a niece, Mrs. 00(>— $4,000 down. See 2T66 TOUR PRESCRIPTIONS MOUNTAIN TOWEL * SUPPLY CO. and requirement. See them; Service fnrniabed for Offices, Barbara. Mary Ann Pedraca, and Miss Sylvia P ^ - Anna Stall o f Germany, and four So. PearJ. will be flUedl eerrectlr at Compare values! raea. and a stepson, Isio Pedracea, all iBestauranta, Sterca, and Banqaata of Denver. cousins, Charles and Frank Grot- 3919 South Clarkson WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY B. W. BECKIUS. Managtr . JACQUES BROTHERS Interment was In Ut. Olivet. Olinger haus, and Margaret Renot, all o f 2 year old, 2 bedroom, J-M, on 1227 Cnrtls St. MA. TIM Sinn 1902 mortuary. Ph. SP. *7(6 1096 South Gaylord St. MoniadiU •( Dlrtiwtlia Missouri, and Miss Rose Faller of 2 lots, large living room, with « W W W W WWWW WW WW WW 21 E. 6tk An. AL. 2019 Baden, Germany. wall to wall carpeting; dining The firms listed here deserve to Jut (If FRANCIS GEORGE HOLLAND, JR. ► An unuiually Urge crowd attended room, large kitchen with eating be remembered when you ar^ dis­ CARY’S 6tk An. t i deacon and subdeacon. A Jeiuit leho* tributing your patronage to the A f­ y the Solemn Funenl Mati for young lastics Mr. Weber* was master of cere* space; 4 pc. tile bath; full base­ 1500 S. Broadway FrancU George Hoilend* Jr.« ▼letim of a monies. The sermon was delivered by the ferent lines of business. ► tragic auto accident Sunday evening. Rev. William B. Faherty* 8.J., of Retfis ment with shower & stool; at­ The Shrine of St. Anne in Arvada waa college. tached garage. Price $15,000. ►We Pay Tash; filled with moumeri, including clait- Other clergy in attendance included [Truck Driver Wanted] matei of young Holland from the freeh- the Very Rev. Monsignor John B. Cava- WILSON & WILSON fCatholic family man preferred.! man elais of RegU high school. Fellow nagbs managing director of the Register, For Used Furniture students were pallbearers and served in and several Jesuit priests and scho* HOWARD 4* LANE, president of Lakewood’s I Must know city. Starting salary] the minor offices of the Mass. lastics. A considerable number of em­ Realtors l$45 per five day week. No Sat- and The Rev. Forrest Allen* pastor of Holy ployes of the Register, where young Chamber of Commerce, looks on as Ken Raynie explains (Members of S t Ix>ub’ Firiah) 'urday work. _ Miscellanaaua Itanu Family parish and former pastor In Holland's father, Frank Holland, is em­ that the new Qhapel of the Angels’ doors will swing open later this 2868 South Broadway Arvada aang the Funeral Mass, asslited ployed as a linotype operator, were pres­ St. Vincent de Paul Salvage ^ PE. 4014 RA. 6423 4 by the Rev. John J. Jolin. S.J.* of Regia ent. Services were handled by the Albers month. Rayniepa member o f' the Capitol Mortuary staff, -will manage Phone SU. 1-6671 Bureau . OPEN EVENINOB TILL ( pja. 4 college and the Rev. Francia Syrianey mortuary of Arvada* the chapel at 7177 W. Colfax avenue, Denver. 11M6 Waiac Street CHctry 660}i Thursday, January 17,1952 Office, 938 Bannock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystene 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Strange Bui True W /7 / Scoffers Wanted: Another Rewrite History? Washington Gladden This WAMPAN fie u r d is p l a v c d ik DETfic5iTS iflsu^iAioAlcdA, By Rev. F rancis Sybianey By Rev. John B. Ebel aSOTH ANNiVtRSAfty CELEBRATIOHS 1951, IN GEORGE ORWELL’S exciting prediction THE ANTI-CATHOLIC BIGOtRY carried on in another day by the American Protective As­ cratic office whose duty it is to rewrite history to Problem of Anti -Religious Influences in Colleges sociation found a redoubtable foe in a Congre­ fit the prevailing whim of the dictator then in gational minister, the Rev. Mr. Washington Glad­ By Paul H. Hallett main evil, which would exist even if they care­ control of our western world. This is done partly den. Shocked by the injustice of the charges I RECORDS the FiRST PEACE TPEATV BETWEEN White MEN l WE WONDER WHAT the flarenp in the fully avoided commentaries tending to belittle the by destroying any pre-existing records that might fabricated against Catholic Americans by the [fr iNOlANS (/.£. j£SU!T AND HUHOHS IN hint that any different condition, ^other than that State Legislature over a rumor that a faculty Christian heritage. member of Colorado university had made slurring That evil is indicated in the general ignoring virulently anti-Catholic APA, he determined to reported, ever existed. Sometimes the sm e bU" rally fair-minded non-Catholics in the cause of torical fact was “rewritten” several times in remarks against Christianity will lead to. We of the claims of supernatural Christianity in the certainly think that the university authorities majority of privately-endowed as well as state- justice. The American Protective association succession, and always all previous “histories” was form ed in 1887. were disposed of. could and should do something decisive, for supported institutions of higher learning in the there can be no doubt that these offensive atti­ U. S. Even in colleges o f Protestant origin, how One of the methods of stirring up anti-Cath­ Now we do not mean to imply that the forth­ tudes toward religion are all too common, not often would one hear that true knowledge begins olic feeling most favored by members of the APA coming 3,000,000-word History of Mankind ■pro­ only in state-supported universities, but also in with knowing God? The purpose of education now was the circulating of fraudulent “documents” jected by UNESCO will be history of this sort. institutions that are still connected with Prot­ in vogue is the pursuit of What is vaguely termed which were represented as secretly issued by We could not, however, escape the association of Catholic leaders and obtained by APA leaders. ideas when we read that a self-professed agnostic. estant sects. But a supercilious attitude toward “ the good life.” And if God still exists. He is One such “document,” purportedly issued by ST£PH1?AIM(300-3;3] Dr. Ralph E. Turner, had been chosen to direct the beliefs of the student on the part of certain some cloudy force or woolly goodness. Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop Ireland, and other this monumental task. If, as it appears possible, professors, however much harm it does to their WALTER LIPPMANN has given a sweeping ‘ Harp ^ ilv t Holff (jhostl impressionable minds, is only incidental to the indictment of present-day colleges and education. members of the American Hierarchy, quoted them a good many of his associates in the project may One of his most trenchant criticisms appears in as advising Catholic Americans of their alarm at Written im opposition be of the same mind as Dr. Turner, we wonder ^ . . PL.* ' an article in the American Scholar in the spring |the rapid spread of educated intelligence, know­ TO RERETCS WHO WERE whether their history will be as "definitive and \ J n e l Y i O n OD Cf ^/l/D of 1941, in which he said: ing that Wherever the people are intelligent, the unbiased” as has been claimed. ^ ' “Modem education rejects and excludes from priest and the prince cannot hope to live on the Such a history as the one contemplated could Points Out a Truth the curriculum of necessary studies the whole re­ labor of the masses.” Another passage declared well become the standard source for future ligious tradition of the West . . . that “ the people must not think; that is a privi­ generations. It is important, therefore, that such By Frank Morriss A CAPTAIN STAYS onjiis foundering ship “ By separating education from the classical lege that belongs only to the Pope, who by divine a work not be allowed to fall into the hands of and the people of the world applaud. They are reli^ous tradition the school cannot train the right is the only person appointed by God to do those who would re^mte or interpret history ac­ HONDURAS paying tribute to an elemental fact: The greatest pupil to look upon himself as an inviolable person the political and religious thinking of this world.” cording to their own preconceptions. Otherwise because he is made in the image of God. These THE SAME SPURIOUS “document” called ^5«A//S//,"depths 1 we would have another anomaly like that of last things a man is called upon to do, he must do alone. very words, though they are the noblest words upon “ all our subjects to do all they can to break ^ m s NAMED IT IS ' year’s volume The Age of Faith from the pen of in our language, now sound archaic.” down and destroy the free schools of this Prot- • SAID BY Will Durant, a popularizer of history who might The soldier in the ranks has companions to his A Protestant educator, Dr. Edwin H. Rian, estant nation, which has compelled us to set up : COLUMBU& be best characterized for lack of faith. left and right, but when the dreadful time comes with its choice of sacrifice, he must decide alone. asks in his book, Edtuation and American Edu­ and maintain at great expense parochial schools AFTER-mE PSALM Only a few weeks back there appeared in The mother awaiting birth shares'^ her grief with cation: “ Day after day young people are sub­ to defend our faith, thus lessening the income of C)(XtX these columns a strong exception to the mis- others, but then in deliverance she is alone. A man jected to the bombardment o f naturalism with all the clergy.” Then was slyly inserted a passage DE PROFUNDiS representotions and inaccuracies found in the lives in a community, or in a city of millions, or its animosity to Christianity. . . . Why do Prot­ calculated to disturb the non-Catholic unem­ text of Life’s Picture History, a volume selling itt ih«nks^M r\p is part of a family— but at the end the voices of estants act surprised when they hear leaders who ployed, for Catholics were ordered to “secure con­ in the tMS of thousands. 'Though it is likely ■ -hr an, answer his companions grow faint and lie strains to hear have been trained in these colleges deny the reali­ trol- of all the cities, railways, manufactories, \ m Ais c a l l __ _. ^ that many who procure this volume will never ties of relipon?” Certainly they cannot expect mines, steam, and sailing vessels— above all, the g;et around to reading its text, still we cannot the last al»olution; he dies alone. STjnM£s*cur Tb Pi e c e s ". This is not a cause of despair, fo r it shows that “ religious emphasis weeks” or campus chap­ press.” The Rev. Mr. Gladden was aghast at the \

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De Angelis-Forges Call a Fr. McCarthy of Regis to Address Library Society Jan. 20 Engagement M ! * Announced ZOXE €A B .+ + + + + . + Miss Rita La Tourrette, corresponding secretary of the MAln 7171 Pnaipt CrartMW Snvic* Catholic Information and Library society, is chairman of CHEAPBB RATE* the tea that will follow the lecture to be given by the Very S-WAT RADIO Committee for Library Lecture-Tea CLEAN NEW CABS Rev. Raphael McCarthy, S.J., president of Regis college and one of the West’s outstanding psychologists, on “The Bogey of Fear” Sunday, Jan. 20, at 3 BURNS-RIPS p.m in Holy Ghost hall, 625 19th street. Other members of the com­ Annual Card Party OR TEARS mittee/ are Alice Gathercole, sec­ retary, and Ruth Gibbs and Mar­ Eliminated by garet Learned, both board mem­ ToBeHeldbyCPTL .French ar Inweoving bers of the Catholic Information 24 Hour Serrlc—RtiMiitbl* Pricti and Library society. (Catholic Parent-Teacher HOSIERY MENDING Volunteer Librarians Leafue, Denver) The annual card party spon­ Volunteer librarians for the sored by the CPTL will be held at rental library at Clarke’s Church 1 p.m. Thursday, Jan, 24, in the Goods^ house, 1633 Tremont, for (jJaaJtsAjt, Knights o f Columbus hall at E. the coming week are; Friday, Jan. 16th avenue and Grant street, Den­ imeeaving Co, 18, Mrs, Katherine Harsch; Satur­ ver, starting with a dessert-lunch- Phone KE. 4409 day, Jan. 19, Lucille Stevens; eon. 304 MeCHntock Bldg. Monday, Jan. 21, Loretto Lough- Tickets for this affair may be — 1654 Calif. ran; and Wednesday, Jan. 23, Mrs. purchased from any parish PTA Marguerite Billington of Lafay­ president or at the door at 60 ette. Miss Mamaret Hermsen and cents per person. Any kind of card Mrs. Frank Doemer have re­ game is played although each per- Dr. F. A . Smith cently relieved volunteer librarians that’s the who were unable to take their Mr. and Mrs. Frank For­ Optometrist turn at duty because of illness. Mrs. Howard Sleeper, chairman ges of 3235 Pecos street, of the rental library, reports Denver, announced at a dinner Central! party given im their home on Ford Optical Co. that the following current books We don’t hibernate our talents have been added to the library: Christmas day the engagement Pacific Hop Scotch, a story of of their daughter, Evelyn, to Pfc. ...and we’ re not just cubs in the the leper colony; What is Your Eyes Examined n Visual Care THIS SMILING QUARTET constitute tary, and chairman of the tea; and Ruth Gibbs and Catholic JQt, Guilt, and Nine Days Louis De Angelis, son of Mrs. Individually Styled Glasses banking business cither, because Margaret Learned, board members. The Very Rev. the committee in charge of the lecture and of Father Serra. Florence De Angelis, Montclair, 1558 Broadway The Central has been serving Raphael McCarthy, S.J., president o f Regis college, Numbered among the ill are N. J., arid the late Peter De An­ tea being sponsored by the Catholic Information Denver, will be the speaker for the occasion. He will Denverites since 1892! Anne O’Neil, who has been home gelis. TAbdr 1295 and Library society Sunday afternoon, Jan. 20. talk on “ The Bogey of Fear” in the Holy Ghost hall, sick the past 10 days; and Mrs. The bare facts are— you get Left to right are Alice Gathercole, secretary of the Miss Forges attended St. Pat­ 625 19th street, Denver, at 3 p.m.— (Photo by Gladys Burge, daughter of Mrs. every banking service you want society; Rita La Tourrette, corresponding secre­ Jerohae) Blanche Swan, volunteer librarian. rick’s grade school and was gradu­ and need at The Central, Barbara Bach left Sunday to visit ated from Holy Family high school. LOYOLA PARISH with friendliness, helpfulness relatives in Minmi, Fla. As well She has been active with the Senior as serving at the rental library and plenty of extra services ACCN Will Hold Dinner January 24 Young Ladies’ sodality for the past Patronise These Friendly Firms thrown in! three years and alsq sang with the (Archdiocetsn Council of Catholic SAVE TIME TRADE AT HOME Joseph’s Franciscan mother-house several months visiting relatives in senior choir for two years. At pres­ Nunes, Denver Chapter) Rocky Florl and Jo. Bsyss will discuss “ The Place o f the North Dakota and Minnesota, has ent she is employed with Davis There will be a potluck supper Catholic Nurse in the Commu­ returned td Denver. Brothers. Rocky's Pharmacy, Inc. ^•nlror ix« in St. Joseph’s hospital nurses’ nity.” Mr. and Mrs. Ted Siebert are home Thursday evening, Jan. 24, Miss Theresa Kiely, treasurer, the parents o f a boy bom in Mercy Private'De Angelis is stationed Your ConveitUnt at 6:15 as a welcome for all new will be there to collect the annual hospital. Mrs. Siebert is the former at Mountain Home air force base, Druggist Ida. No definite wedding plans your banking members and former members. dues o f ?2. Rose Te Maat, Mercy graduate, Prescriptions Liquor Each person is asked to bring one Mrs. Mary Ryan, 1336 Glencoe, class o f 1947. have been made. Mrs. Matt Saya 17Ui snd Rsos EAst 6867 covered dish for the supper. departed last week for a three- Mrs. Mary Baker entertained 10 THE CENTRAL Rosary and Benediction will be month vacation in Mexico City. children on Jan. 11 in honor o f son is asked to bring a deck of Meeting Slated Jan. 18 BANK t TRUST COMPANY held at 7:45 in the redecorated Members who have been unable Mary Elizabeth Hutman’s third cards. ST. CATHERINE'S chapel o f St. Joseph’s hospital. to report for duty because of ill­ birthday. Following refreshments Proceeds from this party will be By Irish Social Club ISHi a ara a «k «t St. ACana 0771 The business meeting will follow ness are Ruth Gibbs o f the Na­ a vi^it to St. James’ church was used to defray the costs of the all­ Patroniso Those Friendly Firms day conference held by the league AAEAAIIRi Padatal Oapatit Intvranct Ca>a. immediately in the auditorium of tional Jewish hospital and Wini­ made by the children. The Denver Irish Social club, a each spring. Every PTA member ftdtrol RttarvaSyittm the nurses’ home with the instal­ fred Beers o f St. Joseph’s obstet­ Miss Lillian Mielke, instructor two-year-old organization com­ is urged to support this project lation of the 1952 officers. The rical staff. at St. Anthony’s hospital, has re­ posed of members from many of Rev. Leonard Redelberger of St. June Haver, movie actress, who turned to Denver from her home and to invite friends to attend. An electric percolator will be on the parishes in the city, will hold YOUR 174i Tremont PI. was in Denver this week for the in Watosa, Wis. Miss Mielke’s its monthly social at 8:15 Friday dedication o f the Denver Coliseum, brother, who underwent chest display, and donations of 10 cents DBNVEB'a HOST or 25 cents are acceptable. Ap­ evening, Jan. 18, in St. Joseph’s CLEANERS t08 14tb St. spent several hours at St. Joseph’s surgery several weeks ago, is seri­ proximately 40 to 50 prizes will hall, 605 W. Sixth avenue, Den­ n o G B s ssr v x hospital renewing acquaintances ously ill. JOHN snd BERTHA UcBRIDB 425 E. 17th A n be awarded. ^ ver. Cards, games, dancing, and with Sister Louise de Marillac, All Catholic registered nurses GUndals 8802 8736 TEJON ST. Mrs. Matt Saya, second vice refreshments will be the order of 604 £. 13tb Are. who formerly was superior of are invited to become members o f the evening. surgery at St. John’s hospital in the ACCN. Margaret liams, mem­ president of the league, is general lMT-41 Market BL I l l e. 16tb Art. chairman for the card party. Mrs. TAbai 6179 Santa Monica, Calif. bership chairman, at CH. 6720, Mrs. Viola Watson, who spent will give the desired information. Saya o f Loyola parish has been Father McCarthy in charge for the past three years, ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH and the past successes have been Mrs. Minnie Miller donates one owing in large part to her con­ Patronine These Friendly Firms day a week at the Thrift shoppe, scientious and intensive work on Lowry field. the pfeparations. Jama* DavUon, membership Those assisting her are: Card party committee, Mmes. W. Au­ Alameda Drug Store SAVE UP TO $7000 chairman of the Catholic In­ formation and Library society, gustine, W. Badger, and E. Rider; BUCHANAN’S V. 0. PETERSON, Prop. states that more than 300 peo­ hospitality committee, Mrs. R. In­ ple a month are currently using gram, chairman, and Mmes. L. Christian Bros. Wines Cat Rate Drags the facilities of the Catholic Seibert and J. Bonnell; and gen­ Fonnlain Service Stindriea eral arrangements and decorating All Popnlar SMrs Triple library. This is approximately Business Appreciated committee, Mmes. L. Smith, H. W. D.llTtr your 10 times the number of persons Kelsey, H. Thompson, D. Figlio- PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy. Alameda & So. Broadway Entertainment who called two years ago. lino, R. Jackson, L. San Angelo, J. Many of these visitors a r e Topish, R. Catlett, E. Berens, E. CONOCO PRODUCTS students from the Catholic schools. Rediel, S. Capra, R. Cartinella, The reference, philosophy, religion, and J. Koning. Lubrication ■ Deico Batteries at one social science, and Church history :B D ll8 f8 lt sections of the library are being Car Washiag used by students from secular Sociol Club Elects Low Price institutions. The number of re­ cleaners & Dyers W. A . (Dutch) THOMAS * am radio quests for information alxnit the J. H. Bollinger • Dick Treralett Alameda A Logan PE. 9840 faith has been increasing steadily. Mrs. Robinson Head * 3-speed Miss Edna Hartman, the li­ 328 Broadway brarian, was racantly snrprisad Installed as president o f the phonograph whan a young man who had Catholic Paramount Social club at Phones PE. 3753 & 3754 New Fashion been borrowing books for sev- the meeting Jan. 8 was Mrs. Lily * furniture SAVE UP TO oral months asked her to mako Robinson of Annunciation parish, Denver. Btyling arrangamonts for him to re- Cleaners & Dyers eoivo instruction. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Charles Hagus, pastor of Annunciation Catholic groups in Longmont, Expert Work parish, installed the officers. $70.00 TRADE-IN Louisville, a n d Sterling have In addition to Mrs. Robinson, the Masten, Masten Mode! 7 F 11 asked for assistance in providing Fast Service following also took office: Steve Catholic literature for the people Gusty, Holy Ghost parish, first vice 530 E. Alameda • SP. 0079 Allowance |mth of those cities, but limited finances ^resident; Miss Madge Sinnette, & Bryan 10033 E. CoLfax-Aurora 82 make it impossible for the society 3t. Vincent de Paul’s parish, to comply, second vice president; Mrs. MHiiiimintifiminiiimtTiiiuiiiiiiiiiitiKiniiiiiMMiiiMtiMiiiiNiiiMiiiiiiMiiniitimnmt your old Radio ’ There are 460 current members. Frances Kearney, Cathedral par­ Membership dues are |1 a year. ish. secretary; Miss Helen Fisher, Optometrists The chronic difficulty experienced Holy Ghost parish, treasurer; ROTOLO'S Regular 239.95 in meeting the average monthly Martin Owens, Loyola parish, his­ expenses, which are approximately torian; Gilbert Swan, Blessed 796 So. Broadway $200 a month, is therefore, under- Sacrament parish, auditor; and 5 Broadway PEorl 4668 ^ ^ t o T o la you Pay Only derstandable. Mrs. Ida Weber, St. Dominic’s parish, parliamentarian. Standard Gas & Oils Additional Sources Thanks were tendered to Mrs. Of Revenue Amelia Desmond, outgoing presi- combination Additional sources of revenue BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH are the lectures, penalty fees for overdue books, and donations from Patronise These Friendly Firms $ 1 6 9 9 5 those who prefer to exercise practical action instead of hypo­ thetically entertaining the idea of Truly beautiful furniture styling in rich, hand-rubbed mahogany. Flawless long-range A M the good ends that are served by ROSS VARIETY STORE radio reception. Noiseless, automatic record changer plays all speeds. Single tone‘arm 18 MONTHS making Catholic literature avail able to the man on the street. NOTIONS - INFANT WEAR Wkattke ’ plays 78, 45, and 33V3 r.p.m. records without changing needles or complicated adjust­ TO PAY The Catholic Information and Hardware • Toys ments. Plenty of record storage space, too! See it— hear it— you'll decide it's the perfect Library society believes that there 2214-16 Kearney combination for your home. are enough interested Catholic lay­ 'Doctor Orders,,, men in Denver to maintain a DE. 4488 Catholic library and information Distinctive Styling in Motorola Table Model Radios center that is worthy of the name, It further believes that as many who know the^ circumstances under YOU ALWAYS which the society is operating will automatically become members. If SAVE AT you agree, will you join this society? Either call personally or SIMMONS DRUG mail $1 to the society at 625 19th 2868 Colo. Bird. street Membership dues also may EA. n u be paid at the rental library, Clarke’s Church GoodsJiouse, 1633 Tremont. • Mrs. Lily Robinson "The Sign Assured by ^ New Booko dent, for her able administration That Sell^ Purchased of the club during the past year, Registered Pharipacists and as a token of appreciation the rst Tit Rvift Frl« 6R SERIES . . . Marvelously compact table Miss Hartman, librarian, reports Uli Yiu PrHirti 6H 11 SERIES . . . Beautiful tone in a group presented her with a bouquet set in smart modern styling for wide va-. that the following, new books were VKk Ui Your doctor's prescription will of flowers. riety o f uses. Model 5R is available in six space saver cabinet Plays on AC or DC purchased this week for the be correctly dispensed ert Pork attractive cabinets of molded plastic: current. Easy tuning circle dial. Perfect James Gallagher, first president library: Inuk, Cana le Forever, of the Paramount Social dub, gave Hill Drug Company . . . 8 reg­ 5R 11-Walnut, 5ITl2-Ivory, 5R 13-Maroon, for use in any room. Choice of three colors: Truth in the Night, The Interior a resume o f the accomplishments istered pharmacists to serve 6R 14-Gray, 5R 15-Emerald Green, 5R 16- 5H 11-Walnut, 5H 12-Ivory, 5H 13-Emer­ Life of St. Thomas Aquinas. Also John C. Yellow. Size: 4% " high, 8-ft" wide. 4 % " ald Green. Size: 6A " high, 10A " wide, 5 % " of this organization, which, in the you. St. Teresa of Avila by Kate two years of its existence, has Scholl deep. deep. O’Brien. swelled its membership from the We proudly acknowledge 100 The following books from the original 14 to approximately 100. FINEST estate of Father Henry J. Ernst MEATS AND per cent acceptance by the $18.95 & $20;95 $23.95 He explained that the club is city­ GKOCERIES have been catalogued and are now wide in its membership scope and medical proieMion. due to foir available: Louis XIV by Hilairq is a social organization for prac­ 1818 Fxlrtex paces, prompt service, and USE YOUR OLD RADIO FOR ALL OR ANY PART OF DOWN PAYMENT Belloc; Wartime Mission in Spain, tical Catholics, single or widowed, FR. 2716 unquestioned accuracy. by Carlton J. H. Hayes; Saint who arc 40 years of age or over. “It Costs No More to Buy the Besf Catherine of Siena^ by Johannes The men of the club served as Jorwnson; and 'The Sacraments by hosts at this installation meeting, Fairfax Hardware For Distinctive Prises for Bridge Pohi: Preuss. and they prepared and served Parties and all other occasions— Libcfral Terms Phane for bath starts. . . ACama 0541 liberal Terms sandwiches, cookies, and coffee. (Coif.x (t Fairfax) VISIT OUR Gin DIPARTMINT Circle to Hold Mrs. Robinson announced that HARDWARE. GLASS. PAINTS Meeting she will make committee appoint­ HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Months 18 Months ments at the next meeting of the FR. 2725 5022 E. Colfax X Miss Theresa Kiely will be host­ club Tuesday evening, Jan. 22, in ^ H. L. Binahart, Prop. ess to the St. Thomas Aquinas the Catholic Charities annex, 1663 to Pay to Pay circle of the Catholic Information Grant street. At that meeting X e c M j O t n ^ and Library society Tuesday, Jan. Tha firms Uatad hara daatrva te there will be cards, entertainment, ba ramemberad wban you art

(Archbithop’t Guild, Denver) called to navy duty, Mrs. Magee, a Jan. 18, when an election of of­ The Archbishop’s guild activities former member of the circle, re­ ficers will be held. « for the year 1962 will commence turned to Denver from Schenec­ Our Lady of Fatima Circle For Day of Retreat "Wednesday evening, Jan. 23. The tady, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. When members of the circle council of the guild will meet at Kennedy have recently moved into gathered in the home o f Miss “ WHAT IS TRUE LOVE?’’ will to his parish duties at St. Joseph’s dinner at 6 p.m. in the Green room their new home at 3200 S. Forest. Lonnette Green Jan. 12, Miss be the morning discussion topic at (Redemptorist) church, he is chap­ o f the Albany hotel. Mrs. Eileen Mr. and Mrs. George Waggoner Agnes Carey was elected president the 17th annual day o f recollection lain at Denver General hospital. Koester, \ president, extends a have sold their home at Idledale of the group and Mrs. "Virginia sponsored by the Laywomen's Re­ In regard to reservations for the cordial invitation to the elected and are now residing at 2829 W. Hamilton, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. treat association in St. Mary’s day of recollection, interested president of each circle to be a Third street. Nellie Nixon rejoined the group church in Littleton Jan. 27, ac­ women are asked to call Mrs. after a year’s absence. guest of the guild at this dinner Stella Maris Circle cording to Mrs. Harold Craig, pres­ Thomas Carroll, the outgoing pres­ meeting. Plans for the coming Sancta Maria Circle ident o f the group. ident, at PE. 5842; Miss Anne Mrs. Helen Weaver, chairman of spring time activities will he Members of the circle will spend The day will start with a Dia­ Birmingham at EA. 6608; or Mrs. discussed. the vestment committee, announced Friday evening, Jan. 18, in the that circle members will make an­ logue , Mass at 9 o’clock, cele­ Craig at Littlet)on 154-R. - Mrs. Clella Barry and Mrs. home of Miss Margaret Hagan, brated by Father Frederick Mann, PhylluB Delhaute, chairman and co- other set" of vestments as soon as 1440 Filmore. the materials are available. St. Joseph’s Circle C.SS.R., who will lead the discus­ chairman, respectively, of the sions. After a light breakfast the .Mrs. Keats Crookham was Archbishop's guild, have announced Precious Blood Circle above-mentioned topic will be cov­ hostess to circle members Jan. 16 that a complete set of vestments, At a recent election of officers, ered. Following dinner. Father when the installation of officers including the five colors, was pre­ Mann will lead the group on the the following members were chosen was held. Mrs. Margaret Bayles, Be Safe! sented to the sisters at Presentation subject, “ Women and Happiness iparish for use in their chapel. to fill the offices of the circle: Miss who was touring the states of New Mexico and Arizona, was called in the. Home.” The day of recollec­ * They were worn for the first Catherine Mall, president; Mrs. tion will end about 4 o’clock. time on the Feast o f the Nativity. Louise Johnson, re-elected secre­ home because of the-illness of her » « « Drive Safe! son. Are Maria Cirela tary-treasurer; Miss Mora Sulli­ St. Teresa's Circle FATHER MANN, WHO HAS Mrs. Carmelita Huls extended van, publicity chairman ■ and Mi|is An election of officers will be an extensive background in work HAVE OUR the hospitality of her home to Willa Gerspach, linen chairmain. held when the circle members with specialized groups, came to circle members Jan. 9. In the eve­ Denver a year ago to replace the EXPERTS GIVE Mrs. Eileen Krause recently joined gather in the home o f Mrs. Frances ning Mrs. Katherine Hoffman was Schmidt Friday, Jan. 18, at 8 p.m. Rev. Milton Girse, C.SS.R., who the circle. YOUR elected president, and Mrs. Rose- St. Jude’s Circle COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN of .the Fa­ Mrs. John Downs, and Rita La 'Tourette; and was recalled at that time to duty anna Brown was elected'secretary- St. Ann’s Circle The following members of the seated, Mrs. Henry Smith, Mrs. Earl Baker, Bess as an air force chaplain. A native treasurer. The circle meeting scheduled for circle were elected to fill the offices tima Saturday Luncheon club are pictured Riesenman, Father Monahan, Mrs. R. H. Lucken- Chicagoan, Father Mann was or­ St. Luke’s Circle Jan. 9 was postponed because of of the circle: Mrs. Helen Reardon, above with Father William hionahan, moderator. bach, Isabelle McNamera, and Lucile Murphy. dained to the priesthood in 1932 the death of Mrs. Nellie Roche of president; Mrs. 'Evelyn ,Myer, by Cardinal Samuel Stritch. IJis CHEVROLET The home of Mrs. Jewel Cronin They are, standing, left to right, Margaret Daly, (Photo by\[erome) Leadville. Mrs. Rose Scheunemann treasurer: and Mrs. Helen Cole, two decades of priestly labors have will be the scene of the first meet­ + + s and Mrs. Kay Roche, a sister and linen chairman. Mrs. Florine Sea- taken him to Texas, where he min­ A COMPLETE ing of the hew year on Jan. 21. The daughter-in-law, respectively, of stone will be the Regi»t*r corre­ istered to the impoverished Span­ election of officers will be held. Book Reviews Given Mrs. Roche, attended the funeral spondent. ish-American pecan workers; to St. St. Patrick’s Circle in Leadville. Miss June Holzer will LittU Flower CircU Fatima Group Schedul Louis *and Wichita, where he was When Darryl Magee was re­ be hostess to the circle members The following m'embers have At Meeting Held by instrumental in furthering the SAFETY been elected to office: Mrs. Patricia wc-’k of Alcoholics Anonymous and Paprocki, president; Mrs. Mar­ in pioneering the family aposto- garet Hogan, vice president; and Luncheon Meetihg^^ La Kota Study Club late;,and to New Mexico, where he CHECK Miss Stella Dahlheimer, secretary. worked with Bishop John Mark Miss Jeanette Kavanaugh will (Our Lady of Fatima Saturday Luncheon Club, Denver) The La Kota Study club of Den­ Gannoh o f Erie, Pa., in the estab­ leave Denver Jan. 19 to make her lishment of Montezuma seminary. Plans for the luncheon meeting in January of Our ver was entertained with luncheon • WHEELS home in Washingdon> D. C. ♦ ♦ * St. Gerard’s Circle on Jan. 10 by Mrs. F. J. Campbell ' jady of Fatima club were discussed at a recent meeting of assisted by her mother, Mrs. L, Mrs. Virginia Bell will be FOR THE PAST FOUR YEARS • LIGHTS •;he committee chairmen. Miss Rita La Tourette, in charge Kocak. Mrs. Paul V. Hodges pre­ he has been a member of the board O r W i n f l , hostess to the circle members sided. Personol Thursday evening, Jan. 17. The of the monthly functions of the club, announce that the of directors of National Liturgical next luncheon would be held on Mrs. Frank DeRose gave a Week. Here in Denver, in addition • BRAKES iventenc* evening will be spent sewing linens. the last Saturday of the month, sketch of the history of the re- + +• + Queen of Peace Circle Jan. 26, in Holy Ghost hall, 19th ortedly miraculous picture of Our • TIRES Miss Nancy Da'via will be and California street, at 12:45 Day at Camp Skit Eady of Perpetual Help, telling how hostess to the circle Thursday, Jan. .m., followed bji a Holy Hour in the picture was brought to Rome • STEERING 24. The election of officers will be loly Ghost church. and to the Church of St. Matthew, held. Owing to the holidays, the meet- Mrs. S. H. Weber reviewed Saints Mystical Rose Circle ing in December was postponed, Staged at Meet at Odds, by J. E, Doherty. Mrs. MAKE SURE YOUR CAR IS Mrs. Catharine Winters was but it is the hope of the commit­ Mary Dalton Walsh reviewed A hostess at the meeting in January. tee that as lar^e a group will at­ String of Beads, by Fulton Oursler. SAFE TO DRIVE . . . IT Morning Star Circle tend the meeting in January as Of Jr. C. D. of A. Others present were Mmes. J. A. MAY SAVE A LIFE . . . The meeting Jan. 31 will be held did the inaugural Holy Hour held Peterson, W. J. McGettigan, Justa in the home of Mrs. Carrie Barry. last November. (Catholic Daughters of America, Sanchez, F. X. Krabacher, and F. PERHAPS YOURS! Miss Isabelle McNamara was a The Rev. William Monahan, Denver) H. Kemme, and Misses Ann O’Neil lirituaJ director o f this unique guest when circle members were Members from Blessed Dominic and Nora Brophy. Mrs. Cyrus L. entertained recently by Mrs. Jennie ub, made up of women in the Savio troop, Junior Catholic Colburn, Jr., 'daughter of Mrs. Petschauer. city who are interested in further­ Daughters, entertained Court St. Kemme was a guest Our Lady of the Sacred Heart ing the teachings o f Fatima, will Rita 625 at the meeting on Jan. 10. Members were sorry to hear of - Circle conduct this second Holy Hour. The girls, Mary Ann Costello, Col­ the death o f Mrs. Kittleson’s son- Tyo new members. Miss Char­ 'aittrs Two Projects lette Frantz, Margaret Hilbert, in-law, G. Torres. lotte White and Miss Lorena Kathy Lucke, Peggy Partsch, Lynn Knoll, will be present when Mrs. Besides the direct promotion of Mrs. J. J. O’Neil is recovering Peterson, Rita Ray Rathburn, Dollie Gachic extends the hospital­ prayers and sacrifices to Our from her recent illness. Gloria Sweigert, Nancy Werthman, ity of her home to circle members Lady, under the title o f Fatima, Jan. 24. this club is fostering two city-wide and Betsy Whitfield, led by Jean­ The following members have projecte. Under the leadership of nette McDonald, put on an enjoy­ been elected to office: Mrs. Tillie Mrs. John Downs o f Arvsda, sev­ able skit entitled “ A Day at Camp PTA Meeting Set 455 Broadway Kreutzer, president; Mrs. Rosa eral reparation societies have Montrita.” They did caricatures of J^oore, secretary; Mrs. Marcella been established in many parishes camp activities, from reveille PEarl 4641 Lindeman, treasurer; and Mrs. throughout the city where Holy through meals, hikes, horseback A t St. Catherine's Marcella Jeffry, linen chairman. Hours are conducted publicly on rides, campfire songs, to bedtime. Rev, Frederick Mann, C.SS.R. Quean of Heaven Circle the first Saturday of every month Notfes o f thanks were read at (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) The meeting Jan. 22 will be held in honor o f Our Lady. the meeting from the women in the travel various tuberculosis sanitariums The PTA meeting will be held m the home of Miss Francis The other project of the so­ Sunday, Jan. 20, at 3 p.m. in the Graves. Two new members, Mrs. ciety is the fostering o f Rosary­ who received Christmas gifts from Court St Rita by visiting members Edna Hodges and Mrs. Helen making get-togethers held weekly cafeteria. The guest speaker will Anne Limacher, Marie Schiffer, Mullen, recently joined the circle. throughout the city. More than be the Rev. Edward A. Leyden, Marie Spillman, Grace Wagner, Our Lady of Sorrows Circle 1,600 rosaries have been sent to archdiocesan superintendent of May Weber, and Agnes Eagen. IR io ^ran B e The meeting in January was held local and foreign missions trough schools. His topic •will be “ Moral in the home of Miss Dorothy Byrne. The court voted donations to the and Spiritual "Values.” You save up to 2 6 % under Rio Grande's new the efforts o f Miss Margaret Didy Infant of Prague nursery, and for The election of officers was held and her assistants in this new Mrs. John Lombardi, league *25'doy bargain round*trip fare plan. Start your trip and the following were elected: the purchase of materials., to make phase of Catholic Action, These garments for the Needlework guild. chairman, announced she has some any Friday, Saturday, Sunday or Monday Mrs. Mary Musso, president; Miss groups are in need o f old ro­ tickets for the league card party, Dorothy Byrne, secretary; Miss In an article entitled “ Memoirs saries and beads that can be made of a Beggar,’’ in Extension maga­ to be held Thursday, Jan. 24. Any. end return any day within 25 days. Tickets are good Mary Evelyn Byrne, linen chair­ into new rosaries. one wishing a ticket may call her man; and Mrs. Martha Serafin, zine for January, Auxiliary Bishop on all Rio Grande trains except the California The Fatima club deeply regrets W. D. O’Brien pays some fine at GR. 3760. publicity chairman. the sudden death of Brother Syl­ Tephyr and to off points on Rio Grande's entire system.. compliments to the work done for Mrs. Henry Lewis, president o f Mrs. Carolyn Alexus, an active van in Louisville, Ky., who started Extension by Catholic Daughters St. Catherine’s PTA, is convalesc­ S a l e s ...... Service member of the circle, is moving the rosary-making groups in Den^ of America as a national organiza­ ing in her home following an op. with her family to the West Coast F o r iHtormmtioH on nil travol bargnimOf ver and who is well known to tion. eration in Mercy hospital. and will make her home near Los many of the club, members. A Re. eonsmlt the Rio Grande agents Angeles, Calif. quiem Mass will be sung Friday, Abies—Hemphill Our Lady of Rotary Circle Jan. 18, at 7:45 o’clock in the St. Thomas' University Club 3520 East Colfax * FR. 2761 DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD The meeting Feb. 12, a Valentine Cathedral, Colfax at Logan, for party, will be held in the home of the repose of Brother Sylvan’s PACKARD HEADQUARTERS CITY TICKET OFFICE ~Tiio'^ra7i3e Mrs. Mary Frances Whiting. The soul. Members are urgenfly re­ Names Catholic Action Head Rosary will be recited before the quested to attend, if possible. 1531 Stout Street AComa 5533 meeting. Reservations for the luncheon President Bernard O’Kane of the national Catholic honorary society Sales & on Jan.'26 can be made by calling Key of Heaven Circle St. Thomas University club, Den­ for university students. either Miss La Tourette, FR, Anyone interested in assisting De Soto-Plymouth Mrs. _ Doris Peacock plans to 1062; Mrs. Henry Smith, FL. ver, has announced that Mrs. Mary Service entertain the circle in her home with catechism work is urged to 8179; Mrs. R. H. Luckenbaok, FL. Lee Rossbach will be the chairman 2626 S. Pennsylvania street Jan. All Late Model tJsed Cars 6442; or Miss Daly, MA. 7245, on of the Catholic Action committee 23. Plans for the coming year will of the club, succeeding La-wrence he made at this time. A dinner or before Thursday, Jan. 24. Carry 5,000 Mile Gnarantee Hnrst, who has accepted a position Factory Trained Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars party at a local restaurant was in Santa Cmz, C a lif.. enjoyed by circle members and Chief activity of the Catholic their husbands recently. Denver Deanery Plans Action committee is the teaching of St. Bernadette’s Circle Board Meeting Jan. 21 catechism at Good Shepherd GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. A shower honoring Mrs. Nora chapel. Mushroom, Eastlake, and i Golorodo springs ^Dicker was given by her sister, Derby. As chairman, Mrs. Ross­ 2770 No. Speer Bird. GR. 3313 Mrs. Ida Cantwell, recently. Mrs. The Denver deanery of the bach ■will supervise the 22 club Monica Leiker will undergo sur­ Archdioceian Council of Cath­ members who teach nearly 200 gery in a local hospital Jan. 24, olic Women will meat in the catechumens at the four missions National Auto Body & Radiator Co. Catholic Charities annex, 1663 every Sunday. LEGAL NOTICE Grant street, Denver, at 1:30 Mrs. Rossbach, wife of Richard FRANK J. NA8TLET, Member St. Prvncii de Salee Perlah M AY REALTY OFFICE OF THE TREASURER p.m. on Monday, Jan. 21. This J. Rossbach, a student at Colorado RADIATORS, BODIES, HOODS AND FENDERS CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER it a board of directors meeting university, teaches professionally REPAIRED AND MANUFACTURED MUNICIPAL BUILDING Repairing Wreckt a Specialty Quality Painting' DENVER, COLORADO and should be attended by the at Horace Mann Jr. high school. No. P-84 preiidenti of the affiliated or­ She is a graduate of Purdue uni­ Phone TA. 2918 12 E. 8th Ave. REALTOR ganizations and not by their NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL versity, and while there she was ' ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF representatives. Mist Margaret active in Newman club work, INSURANCE • LOANS APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE Sullivan will preside. being secretary of that organiza­ OF TREASURER’S DEED The chairmen of the stand­ tion at one time. She was appointed Dodge-Plymouth Owners TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and ing committees will give their by the Bishop as secretary of the Ute Theater Bldg. more eopedally to Minnie M. Fersuaon, reports, and plana will be made J. M. Stevenson. H. S. Waldo, Charles W. St. Thomas Aquinas foundation. Prepare for Efficient Driving West, The Mofist Tunnel Improvement for the benefit to be given by She also was elected to the John Tune the Motor — Restore Pep and Economy to Your Car G>lorado Springs, Colo. District, City and County of Denvar. the deanery. Henry Newman Honor society, a It Will Perform Better and Last Longer You and each of yon are hereby uotifled Factory-Trained Mechanics MAIN 1898 that on the 4th day o f Deeem^r, 1931 the Manager of Revenue Ex-Officio Treai. Mary Lee Rotsbach urer of the City and County of Denver Spiritual Report for Year and State of Colorado, sold at public sale contact Mrs. Rossbach at CH.0814 JAMES MOTOR CO. to City and County of Denver, the appli' Discuttion meetings will be 1228 LIncaIn KE. 8221 cant, who haa made demand for a T m a returned Thursday, Jan. 17, Dodc« A Plymoath ^ Smle« and Serrlea WILLIAM C. CRARON urer’s Deed, the following described real Announced at St. Joseph's THE MURRAY DRU&CO. estate, situate in the City and County of after a holiday vacation at 8:15 ■ill Stan—lU L rita PHt—aAii 144 Optometrist Denver and State of Colorado, tx>-wit: (St. Redcmptoriit Par-Josepli’t that he desired greater frequency p.m. in the K. of C. home. .Mrtk ttm —833 I. Titn—MAIi U9 Lots Twelve (13) to Fourteen (14) of receiving the Eucharist and at­ Bob easier will continue leading in Block Twenty-Five (3S), Valverde uh, Denvar) Professional Pharmacy US North Tojoo St. tendance at daily Mass. This old- adiscussion of Bishop Fulton J. PHONE MAIN U » that laid tax aale.waa made to aatlsfy the T h e Jan. 20 parish weekly Sheen’s book, Peace of Soul. A delinquent General taxes assessed asainat bulletin, a mimeographed issue, established parish has been noted SOI No. Tojoa MAin 10S8 COLOBAOO SPRINGS. COLO. period of time, will also be spent said real estate for the year 1988; tlut was devoted to the financial and through its 60-year history for its HUDSON said real estate was taxed in the name of devotion and attention to its ip reviewing current events. Any- SALES ' /SERVICE J. C. Smith; that the statutory period of spiritual report of the parish for ohe interested in these discussions Get Baur^$ (of Denver) the year 1961. It was one of the spiritual advancement and it must PETE BERONn redemption expired December 4th, 1938 id cordially invited to attend. that the same has not been redeemed best reports for the pastor of S t continue to be outstanding in this Gandy and Ice Cream at , Thirty-six club members will ;fURMTURE SHOP that said property may be redeemed at Joseph’s to render to his people, respect. UPHOLSTERING. any time before a Tax Deed is issued; that The following vital statistics leave Union station by train Satur­ Johnson-English a Tax Deed will be issued to the ssid City and it ^bespeaks for Father Paul RE-UPHOLSTERING AND ' under the spiritual heading should day morning, Jan. 19, for a ski * * REPAIRING i and County of Denver lawful holder of Schwarz, (J.SS.R., pastor, that he week end at Winter park. The Blip Coven ond Draporlot . said certificate, on the 16tb day of May has the united co-operation of his be o f interest: Baptisms, 160; con­ Drug Co. at 13 o'clock noon, 1952, unless the same Timmerhaus Ski lodge will be the VIC HEBERT INC. Hade to Order ^ parishoners. verts, 21; deaths, 45; Holy Com­ LENTHERIC Toiletries Furniture Made to Order < has been redeemed before 12 o’clock noon munions given, 52,900; and mar­ club’s headquarters for the outingj, of said date. In a postscript to the ^report. Although the University club has Tojsn >t Bijoo S t Pboat 14M S 34-32 So. WahMteb Ava. HAln ItH t WITNESS my hand and seal this 14th riages, 28. 3660 Downing Father Schwarz said that good had several summer outings in day of January, 1962. The Chair of Unity Octave will . i . sin e. 1812 yo2*i802nej The Heyse Sheet (SEAL) A. S. BRODHEAD. financial reports are all fine b«irt Frid.,, J.n, 18, » d " 0 four NmuU Aro Eleetrieol outing attempted. Marilyn Beckord Manager of Revenue. provided that they are super­ prayers will be said each morning Cult Uaitt 939” Metal and Hoofing is chairman of this activity. First Publication January 19, 1952 seded by an even more wonder­ after the 8 o’clock Mass for eight Last Publication February 2, 1952 hatmeiaehmia WIBING—mTUKBS AND REPAIRS INCORPORATED ful report of actual Holy Com­ days. NOTICE TO CREDITORS munions received. He stressed HEATING ROOFING The Altar and Rosary society ESTATE OP LOUIS KOSTICH, also Berwick Electric Co. SHEET HBTAL known -as Laso Kasutich, DECEASED. will sponsor another games party 121 SO. NEVADA 343 Traffic Deaths No. 93741 J. 0. BBRWICK night Monday, Jan. 21. Good at­ Phoptt HAIn l i t AURORA Notice is hereby riven that on the 27th CMiraUR-mMOUTH __ Colarado Sprlnta. Calarada The year 1951 ended with a tendance has marked its efforts ssmes Rat ISU der of December, 1951, letters of adminis­ substantial decrease in traffic in the past, and the committee in tration were iaiued to the nnderslmed w n m MOTORco.] lOm. CHEmMT! fatalities on Colorado’s streets and charge requests the presence of all Administrator of the above named eetate lOOSSRQAPgAY CH.56a6l The firms listed here de­ highways. Although national sta­ loyal friends as well as new and all pereoni havinr claims against said PURSE BROS. eatate are required to file them for allow­ serve to be remembered tistics are not yet compiled, there patrons. Twenty five games are ance in the County Court o f the City and The firm s listed here de­ 0{NCtS-[ is every reason to believe that offered in addition to six special County of Denver, Colorado, within six serve to be rem em bered when you are distributing GROCERY & MARKET Colorado will rank very near the games, which provide two hours months from said data or said clalma will be forever barred. n e. GROCERIES - HEATS - FRUITi top in lives saved compared with 46 minutes o f entertainment. Mary when you are distributing s. your patronage in the dif­ ANDREW WYSOWATCKY, VEGETABLES records of 1950. The state’s death Musso is the chairman, assisted by ferent lines of business. Administrator. your patronage in the dif­ 1781 Eaat Colfax Ava. Ph. Aorara 223 toll for the year standa at 343, Mmes, Frances Allan and Mar­ First Pdblleation January 8, 1952 compared with 388 in 1950. garet Harrison. Last Publication January 81, 1952 ferent lines of business.

m m m iBh PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Teleplione, KEysfene .4205 Thursday, January 17,1952 r " ' •1 I I Aurora Society Renews Blessed Sacrament Altar Society Hears CERTIFIED CHEMICAL I I I Homemaker’ii I PRODUCTS, INC. I I Membership in I Department I Hccy/ Address by Father Harley.Schmitt Building Maintenance I Supplies I (St. Thereie’s Parish, Aurora) I The shampoo sale to obtain (Blessed Sacrament Parish, be formed for the distribution of I PalrontM These Reliable and Friendly Firm$ tion of the parents of those young­ I Fifty-two members of St T h e - coffee urn is progressing. Danver)' the tickets. sters who will be awarded the Ad BRUSHES . TOILET TISSUES L.. rese's Altar and Rosary society Mrs. Quick, the president, thank­ A large group was present at New members welcomed at this Altare Dei cross that all the boys PAPER TOWELS met Jan. 10 in the parish hall ed all the women who collected the meeting Jan. 11 o f the Altar meeting were Mmes. Peter Schoen- have to appear before the Diocesan COMPLETE JiWITOR NEEDS after recitation of the Rosary in money for the Christmas flowers, and Rosary society to hear the daller and Leo Meistrell. Guests Board of Review at St Paul’s Bacon & Schramm J . A . Johnson & Son the chapel. Members voted to re­ and Mmes. Bianca and McCarthy, Rev. J. Harley Schmitt, J.C.D., re­ for the afternoon were Mmes. chapel in the basement o f the Ca­ 1180 Klamath Street Established 35 Fears new the club membership in the who. helped Mrs. Quick decorate late some o f the highlights o f his W. M. McEnulty and L. B. Foster. thedral (entrance Logan street) Phones TAbor 0103 COMPOSITION ROOFING three and one-half years in Eu­ • Gutters • Sheet Metal NCCW. the altar for Christmas. Mrs. Forbes Parkhill is a new life Sunday, Jan. 20, at 3 :30 p.m. TU.E ROOFING Each circle chairman was urged rope. The'members of the society member. Hostesses for the social TAbor 0104 • Gas Furnaces A vote of thanks was extended to Convert ROOF REPAIRING to contact Mrs. Mary Garmettler Mrs. Carney, who Maundered all were unanimous in their desire to hour following the meeting were • Gas Conversion Burners hear more and invited Father Mmes. Carlos Fuerraann, L. E. Baptized 4020 Brighton Bird. CH. 6563 and make reports for publication. the linens used at the recent 88 Pennsylvania RA S6S7 Mrs. Millie Karbouski, financial spaghetti dinner. Schmitt to return again at a later Waters, Frances Hesselbine, and On Saturday, Jan. 12, Teresia Ernest C. Werner. secretary, gave the treasurer’s an­ Tickets will be distributed after date. * Diane Swisher was baptized and THE BEST IN LUGGAGE At the election o f officers, Mrs.: THE nual report. all the Masses on Feb. 3, 10, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brehm an­ received into the Church by Father ,1 , Of All Kinds Frank M. Sabine was made presi­ nounce the birth of their second Mrs. Emily Bolig reported on 17 for the cedar chest project. Borer. She made her First Holy COAL dent; Mrs. Albert Wernet, first child, a girl, born Jan. 10. McVeigh Company the Christmas card sale, which Mrs. Eberly has resigned her Communion on Jan. 13. The spon­ This vice president; and Mrs. Ernest Mr. and Mrs. Pohlman announce sors were Sylvia Voth and C. A. PAINTING AND was a great success. Thanks were duties of cleaning the church and C. Werner, second vice president. HEATINe the birth o f their fifth child, a Trahan. DECORATING extended to all the women who caring for the altar linens. It will The other officers were retained, girl, born on the Feast of the helped to sell the cards before and be necessaiy now to find someo'ne namely, Mrs. Louis Dispense, third The Rev. William J. Mulcahy CONTRACTORS Epiphany. baptized Robert Thomas, son of Shieid 1328 Inca KE. 0718 after the Masses. to do this job. Several suggestions vice president; Mrs. Theodore KE. 3079 During the recent mission more and applications are now being Kemme, secretary; Mrs. Chester - The Rev. Anton J, Borer, S.M.B., Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Zimmer- than $800 worth of religious arti­ considered. Anyone interested in Wibel, treasurer; and Mrs. Milton scout chaplain, and Jim Elliott, men, on Sunday, Jan. 13, The is scoutmaster, request the presence FLOOR cles was sold. the job is asked to contact Father Allen, historian. child’s godparents are James and Protects Poo o f all parents o f boys in scout Mary Nesseth. COVERING CO. Louis Mertz at the rectory or Mrs. The retiring president, Mrs. John tAM EO Quick at 1272 Clinton street, troop 145 at the court o f honor C. Daly, was presented with a Circle News Aurora. to be held Friday evening, Jan. 18, Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile— Wall Covering crystal rosary as a token of ap­ at 7 o’clock in the school hall. A Mrs. Margaret O’ Connor o f 2390 Ida Mae Haas, guest speaker for preciation for her work the past Clermont will entertain St Jude’s When you Estimates Complimentary Meeting Date number of young scouts will be the Archbishop’s guild, explained two years. presented with their scout necker­ circle at a bridge luncheon on Fri­ 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 the way to form a monthly circle. Upon taking the chair, the new chiefs, which ‘are a gift of the day, Jan. 18. She will be assisted Dues are $1 a year. Any woman president, Mrs. Sabine, suggested mothers’ auxiliary of troop 145. by her daughter, Mrs. L. E. Changed by Unit who wpuld like to join this society an earlier hour for the Altar and Waters. Buy COAL The following scouts will receive may contact Mrs. Haas at ALpine Rosary society meeting to enable the rank of second-class scout; S t Joseph’s circle will be guests Electrical Contracting & Repairing 7386. ^ mothers of young children to at­ Tommy Batt, Gerald Gordon, at a bridge luncheon in the home The meeting closed with a prayer tend. The time in the future will be Frank Landeuer, Tom Stanley, and o f Mrs. John Ruddy, 2034 Locust, .. J In Derby Parish and a social Hour followed. 'The on Friday, Jan. 18. Mrs. Ruddy 1:30. James Topil. First-class rank will EARL J.STROHMINGER . hostesses were Mrs. Kearney, Mrs. Another trial feature will be a will be assisted by Mmes. Leo Mur­ Derby.— (St. Catherine’s Par­ be presented to Tom Galligan and Quality Cool . . . clean, care­ Hamilton, and Mrs. Foley. luncheon meeting Feb. 8; further Dennis Seitz. Star rank will be pre­ phy and Leo Farley. Ilactric Compaay ish);— The Altar and Rosary so­ details to be announced later. Mrs. Henry Ne'wyahr o f 4340 E. ful, courteous deliveries.. . full ciety of St. Catherine’s parish held Women who volunteered to work sented to John Geraghty and John Lkensed and Bonded on the hope chest project are: For Mrs. Sabine also suggested an Graham. John Ch.’-mbers will be 16th avenue, with Mrs. Ray J. weight . . . all these and more Member National Electrical Contractors Ass’n. its monthly meeting Jan. 8. The afternoon card party to b« held Noone as cohostess, will entei^in meeting night has been changed Sunday, Feb. 3: 7 :30 Mass, Mmes. honored with the bronze palm, an Karbauske, Foley, Carney, and in the new school as the first Altar award given to an eagle scout the members of St Norbert’s circle are assured when you deal with 1178 Stoat St. AC. 5733 from the Wednesday after the and Rosary project for the new on Friday, Jan. 18. It will be a first Sunday of the month to the Brundgardt; 9 o ’clock Mass, Mmes. after the earning of five additional a Coal retoiler who displays the Selecknow, Rohan, Bollig, and year. It was decided to hold it on merit badges. bridge luncheon. Tuesday after the first Sunday. Wednesday, Feb. 13. There will be _ The members of St Anne’s shield of Coal Heating Service. The society contributed $250 Schacklin; 10:30 Mass, Mmes. Must Appear Grant, O’Leary, Zimm eman, and table prizes, general prizes, and circle will meet in the home of toward the purchase of altar lin­ refreshments; tickets will be 50 Before Board Mrs. Albert Wernet for their regu­ To protect your comfort dur­ ens and church supplies. DeBell; and 12 o’clock Mass, Mmes. Bailey, Lammers, and cents per person. A committee will Father Borer calls to the atten- lar bridge luncheon on Tuesday, ing the heating season he pro­ The women of the Altar and Ro­ Jan. 22. sary society also decided to give a Hutchinson; vides 24-hour emergency service On Sunday, Feb. 10: 7:30 Mass, At the organizational meeting benefit social, which will be held of a new circle held in the home for your heating plant. In many Tuesday evening, Jan. 29, at 8 Mmes. Sirovatka, Justis, Teats, Wm. Snyder Heads HNS Unit and Quick;' 9 o’clock Mass, Mmes. of Mrs. Jack Vance, it was decided p.m. in the meeting room o f St. (St. Elitabcth’i ParUh, Denver) The HNS spiritual director. Fa­ to call the circle “Sacred Heart other ways he “follows through” Catherine’s church. The women on Wood, Milner, Bate, and Kelsey; On Jan. 14, Holy Name Society ther Eugene Honan, O.F.M., ex­ 10:30 Mass, Mmes. Ayers Bar- circle.” The officers elected were with help on your heating prob­ the committee in charge o f this officers were installed: President, pressed his gratitude to the outgo­ Mrs. Jack Vance, captain, and Mrs. event are Maxine James, Rose Ap- mettler, Reno, and Karbausky; and William Snyder; vice president, ing president, Jerry Carpenella, lems. 12 o’clock Mass, Mmes. Rhed, Jan­ Robert Miles, secretary. They will pelhans, Mary Kaiser, and Isabell Edward Swift; secretary, George for his efficient administration o f meet, on the first Monday o f each Rubel. sky, Hutchinson, and Baylous; Evans; marshal, Guy .Swift; and HNS in the past year. Protect yourself with good I'our Plumbertmber For Fears fj On Feb. 17: 7:30 Mass, Mmes. month. There are four additional banner carrier, George Hofsetz. members besides those mentioned Coal and good Service— buy from John Hoffman Brungardt, Nale, and McDonald; Father Eugene addressed the previously, namely, Mmes. Frank Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. HNSl President 9 o’clock Mass, Mmes. Rowan, members on the subject, “Facts the Coal mon who displays the about the Inquisition in Spain and Cervi, Paul J. Lundell, R. B. Beyer, 3030 W. 44th Ave. GL. 4323 The Holy Name society met Wolfe, Canavaugh, and Schaklin; Paulists to Give Elsewhere.” Refreshments and a and Gilbert Treahey. CHS shield. Jan. 9 and new officers were 10:30 Mass, Mmes. Quick, DeBell, social hour followed the meeting. elected for the year as follows: Reno, and Karbausky; and 12 St. Rita’s circle members will WESTERN! President, John Hoffman; vice o’clock Mass, Mmes. Pramuk, Wiks- Altar Society Officers be Itincheon guests o f Mrs. P. A. S e ^ w ic e ! Lady of Lourdes Archambault on Tuesday, Jan. 22, president, Gottlieb Beren; secre­ trom, Welch, and Hutchinson. The Altar and Rosary society \I^TVDOW & HOUSE instead of Jan. 21 as announced tary, Donald James; and treas The Men’s club of the parish elected officers Jan. 8. Re-elected For emergancy service on CLEANING CO. DRAPERS previously. your coal healing equipment, urer, Bernard Rubel. . will meet Jan. 17 at 7:45 p.m in Mission Services were: President, Mrs. William The PTA staff meeting will be call your C H S retailer, or Sunday, Jan. 13, the families o f the parish hail. Games will be Augustine; treasurer, Mrs. E. W E C LEAN held in the school cafeteria on St. Catherine’s received Holy Com­ played. Mrs. Duane Bailey, Mrs. (Our Lad]r of Lourdei Parish, Stanley; and financial secretary, Windows Walls UPHOLSTERY Thursday, Jan. 17, at 2 o’clock, munion in family groups in honor Emily Bolig, and Mrs. Gunter- Denver) Mrs. Guy Swift. Mrs. Ann O’Neil Woodwork Wall Paper with Mrs. Peter Schoendaller pre­ COAL 926 W. 6th Ave. - Ma. 4507 o f the Holy Family. man volunteered to bake cakes Paulist Fathers will give a mis­ was elected secretary. Apprecia­ siding.. Phone for the special prizas. sion at Our Lady of Lourdes tion was extended Mrs. Florence Floors (Washed & Waxed) There was a joint meeting of the Miss Dora Meteer returned to The Lady of Lourdes Pinochle church beginning Sunday, Feb. 3. FREE ESTIMATES Upholstery, Repairing, Altar and Rosary and Holy Name Maas, the outgoing president, for her home in Memphis, Tenn., after A L 9112 circle met Jan. 3 in the parish hall Word was received this week that her work in the past year. societies Jan. 16 to discuss a pre- a two-week visit with her sister, FULLY INSURED Modernizing Guests for the evening were the Father Francis Keyes, C.S.P., and Lenten benefit dance. Roman Avila was selected as Mrs. W. Emmett Dolan. Residential & Commercial All work guaranteed. Terms The used clothes drive will be on husbands of the members, Six Father Austin Malone, C.S.P., chairman for Fathers’ night at the Work until Saturday, Jan. 19. Any needy tables o f pinochle were in play. from the Chicago mission house Parent-Teachers’ meeting Jan. 10. if desired. Evening calls. Stove and Furnace Parts person wishing to obtain some of Hostesses for the party were Mrs. will arrive in Denver Saturday, Father William Malloy, chaplain Still Available OF 1032 18th M A in l5 5 6 Feb. 2. Both of the Paulist mis­ these clothes, or anyone knowing Emily Bolig and Mrs. Jean.Pobar, of Mt. Elizabeth Retreat in Morri­ GAS FURNA(3ES No Obligation of a needy family, is asked to con­ but at the last minute Mrs. Bolig sionaries have excellent reputa­ son, entertained the PTA with DEJVVER tact Rose Appelhans at Hazeltine carried on alone as Mrs. Pobar tions in their particular fields. Fa­ tricks of magic. The Geo. A. Pallen 204-W any time this week; also was taken to St. Joseph’s hospital ther Malone recently completed a The Legion of Mary will receive Company The firms listed here deserve to WHY \{Sdeae '\ the church will be open Saturday, for an emergency appendectomy, mission in the Cathedral parish in Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass be remembered when you are dis» Jan. 19, from 1:30 to 5 p.m. Refreshments were served. Chicago. Father Keyes completed Sunday, Jan. 20. ijS I Lawrcnc. Street tributing your patronage to the dif« DENVER'S FAVORITE LAUNDRY' a mission in a large Detroit parish Miss Penny Hall, 16, o f 1311 TABOR 1321 DENVER. COLO. ferent lines of business. FRED LUCCI just before Christmas. The first Mariposa, was baptized Dec. 21. The reason Ideal week of the Lourdes mission will Mr. and Mrs. William Augustine .serves ftore families in Fr. Leyden Will Address be for the women and the second were sponsors. Denver than any, other Custom Uphojsfery for the men of the parish.- The Rev. Wilfrid Hept, O.F.M., laundry i« because Ideal A t a meeting of the Rocks of will conduct a retreat for the sis­ customers get just the and New Furniture Lourdes club last night, the men of ters at St. Joseph’s mother-house kind of laundry service Made to Order Littleton PTA on Jan. 22 the parish voted to complete the this week. ■» they want. landscaping of the parish grounds. Why don’t you, too, Most of the work will be done by enjoy Id ea l Laundry Beautiful Samples to Show Littleton.— (St. Mary’s Parish) this day of recollection, since it is ■The Rev. Edward A. Leyden, being conducted in St. Mary’s the Rocks o f Lourdes club men. Service? Prompt Service Work on numerous projects will Volunteers Needed —careful handling—and Day or Evening Calls archdiocesan sutierintendent of parish, and there can be no problem TO PCRSOHAL schools, will be the guest speaker of transportation involved. begin early in the spring. Side­ truly superior work, at walks and landscaping of the park­ standard prices. at St. Mary’s first evening PTA Catechism instruction for chil­ By Library Group REUASIC. AND COMfkETL 2842 W. 44th GL1222 meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 22, at dren attending public grade schools ing area around the church prop­ PhMs MUaNm. erty is planned. The men also will 8 o’clock in the school. All is given in St. Mary’s school every The Catholic Library and Infor­ INVESTMENt Sunday after the 8 o’clock Mass, erect another section of the sunken parents are urged to be present. mation society, Denver, is appeal­ "The Junior Newman club for boys garden, north of the school to be The third graders’ mothers will be ing for volunteer workers to as­ SERVICE hostesses at this meeting. and girls of high school age meets used for parish picnics and for summer activities of the children’s sist in the lending library operated The CPTL is sponsoring a des­ in the school every Monday evening prior to novena services. Parents outdoor clubs. Plans also are being by the group in the James Clarke sert-luncheon and card party on drawn up to beautify the grounds Church Goods store, 1633 Tremont Thursday, Jan. 24, at 1 o’clock, are asked to have their children present for this necessary religious in front of the shrine. place. The library is open from in the Knights of Columbus, hall, 11:30 to 3:30 on Mondays, You can depend upon BOSWORTH-SULLIVAN 16th at Grant street, in Denver. instruction. Members of the Altar and Novena services to Our Blessed Rosary society will sponsor a card Wednesdays, Fridays, and Satur­ to give you personal, reliable, and complete invest­ Admission will be 60 cents, and days. ment service and advice . . . whether you're merely tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Mother under her title of Our Lady party Saturday night, Jan. 19, in TERMITES— of the Miraculous Medal are held the Center House nail. All mem­ Since its inception only a few seeking information or wish to buy or sell-securities Howard W. Kinkel at 361 S. Cur- months ago, the clientele o f the RATS, ROACHES • INSTALLATIONS tise avenue. Please bring your own every Monday evening at 7:45 bers of the parish are invited to in small or large amounts. o’clodt. The special general inten­ the party. There will be prizes and lending library has shown a slow playing cards. “ A QUARTER CENTURY • SERVICE DAY or NIGHT tions continue to be for world refreshments will be served during but steady increase. Patrons are OF EXPERIENCE” On Friday evening, Feb. 1, at peace and the protection o f all the evening. The card parties appreciative o f the service, the Write or visit BO SW O RTH -SU LLIVAN soon. 8 o’clock, St. Mary’s PTA will parishioners serving in the armed sponsored every month by the continuance of which is dependent Our personnel, our library, and our research deport­ Colorado Terminix sponsor a games party in the forces, and the rem lar attendance Altar society help to pay the upon the work of volunteer li­ school. Since this is the first PTA of all families at these devotions is expenses for the upkeep of the brarians. Here is a good oppor­ ment are at your service . . . without any obligation. K iJ U a m befiefit to be held, all parishioners Co. urged. sanctuary. tunity for those with a little leis­ and friends are urged to attend to 1754 So. Broadway, Denver GAS BURNER CO. ure to participate directly in the help make it a success. A bicycle propagation of Catholic literaure. BOSWORTH, SULLIVAN g COMPANY. Inc ______Phone SP. 4673 will he given away, and tickets for 260 BDWV. RA. 2871 PTA of Holy Rosary Parish Any persons who can contrib­ JOHN J. SUIUVAN, PrMidwrf the games party may be obtained ute a few hours a week or a month through the school children. are asked to contact Mrs, Howard KL6241 The 17th annual day of recollec­ To Conduct Parley Jon. 17 Sleeper, chairman of volunteer' li­ FOR FRAME tion will be sponsored by the Cath­ brarians, DE. 5988; or Mrs. Earl olic Laywomen’s Retreat associa­ (Holjr Roiary Parithp' Denver) Women who wish to obtain Baker, vice president of the board 660 SEVENTEENTH ST, 'DENVER, COLORADO tion on Sunday, Jan. 27, in St. o f directors, EA. 4452. STRUCTURES Mary’s church and school. Mrs. The monthly meeting of the tickets for the card party and Harold V, Craig, president of this Holy Rosary I^A will be held in dessert-luncheon of the Catholic the school auditorium Thursday association, may be contacted for Parent-Teacher league to bje held further information or reserva­ evening, Jan. 17, at 8 o’clock. Thursday, Jan. 24, may obtain tions, either at her Louviers home, Hostesses for the evening will be Brick Siding or by telephone at Littleton 154-R. Mrs. John Arko and Mrs. Anton them from their league chairman, I ^ ^ . j: The fee for the day is $2, P a d b o y . Refreshments will be Mrs. Frank Nortnik, or from the NAILED OVER OLD WALLS and the Rev. Frederick Mann, served by the fifth and'sixth grad­ president, Mrs. George Pavlako- C.SS.R., o f St. Joseph’s Redemp- ers’ mothers. Receipts from the vich. All PTA members are urged after-meeting games will be do­ IS THE ANSWER torist parish in Denver will be, the to attend th& party. retreat master. All women o f the nated to the library fund o f the Protects— Modernizes parish are encouraged to attend first and second grades. 100 Attend. Convenient Termi Insulates— Eliminates Painting Communion Breakfast If Desired and SavM You Money Nearly 100 men attended the Call for Free Estimate Committee Heads Named fourth annual corporate Commun­ ion breakfast Jan. 13. The A program followed the breakfast. Western Elaterite Roofing Co. By Wheatridge Altar Unit The toastmaster, John J. Melenick, Equitable Building CHerry 6651 I Jr., explained the purpose of the (Sts. Peter and Paul’s Parish, been made by the society in the gathering and introduced the of­ Whaatridfe) year ending Jan. 5. ficers o f the Holy Name society, The newly elected Altar and Ro­ Plant ara being fornlnlatad “CRANE” Fourteen Roiler who made short addresses. The is youw on Union Pacific, ft’s pretty sary society president, Mrs. Marie for a pra-Lenten card party to be bold the afternoon of corporate Communion and break­ nice to sit bock in comfort. . . to sleep Thomson, introduced the following fast on the second Sunday in g N O Feb. 14. like a log . . . and let somebody else committee chairmen at the meeting The women o f the parish have January was ' the result of the Jan. 9: Needlework, Mrs. Anna had a good attendance at the mis­ untiring effort of Ed Thomas, take over thc^ job of getting you to Maguire; altar care, Mrs. Ruth sion; the church has been filled president of the Holy Name so­ your destination. In your restful Pull­ Hensgen; telephone, Mrs. Irene each night, and- the two daily ciety. Other officers are John man or Coach, you’re perfectly at ease McMahon; hospitality, Una Rose Masses, at 6:30 and 8:30, have Arko, Arthur Jackson, T. J. Nea- yill, and John Pavlakovich, who regardless of weather conditions. For Specializing in Quality Plumbing Thompson; cochairman, Mrs. Zita been well attended. McHugh; bake sales, Mrs. Veron­ The we^k o f Jan. 20, will be is in the army and was therefore trcwel enjoyment . . . including won­ and Heating Repairs absent. The main speakers were ica McDermott; altar linens, Mrs. men’s week. The Masses in the derful dining-car meals . . . just— be Anna Richardson; and sick calls, Father Lucius Cervantes, S.J., and week will be at 6 and 7 o’clock. specific— go “Union Pacific’’ SLATTERY Monica Risdon. This system of Mission services fo r the children William Carter, They spoke about committee work is fairly new in are held each afternoon at 4 the necessity of a well-informed Catholic laity and the layman’s For travel Information and reeerrations— the organization, and is deemed o’clock. CITY TICKET OFFICE, 535 SoTenteenth .Street & COM PANY advisable, due to the growing Confessions will be heard at the willingness to defend Catholic Denrer 2, Colorado, Phone KEystone 4141. membership of the society. regular time on Saturday: 4:30 principle. Plumbing and Heating There were more than 70 mem­ to 5:30 in the afternoon and 7:30 The Holy Name society thanks to 8:30 in the evening. all who attended apd is grateful Contractors bers present, with tjie following Sacristy workers for the week to the women for preparing the JOHN J. CONNOK. President guests: Mmes. Doran, Ewert, Davis, ROBEKT F. CONNOR, V ic. President are Mmes. Alice Brachle and breakfast. Porter, North, Brownell, Horvath, 1726 Market Street Marion Rieger. The Sodality of the Blessed Vir­ and Johnson. The retiring treas­ Mrs. Clyde Richardson, who has gin Mary will meet in the school UNION PACIFIC RAIIROAD Phone MAin 7127 or 7128 urer, Mrs. Lucille Weakland, an­ been very ill, is making a satis­ hall at 7:30 on Monday evening, nounced that a total o f $2,148 had factory recovery. Jan. 21.