Catholic Schools Save State Nearly $7,000,000
Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Enrollment Increase of 1,771 Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1953— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Shown in Report for 1952-53
B y J a c k H eh er These totals are contained in ment will top the 3,000 mark, Catholic schools o f the state of the annual report being issued by and by 1958 will be"close to DENVER CATHOLIC Colorado, "developing character the office of the Rev. Edward A. 4,000. and citizenship for time and eter Leyden, Denver archdiocesan In 1952-’53 the cost per pupil nity,’’ enrolled 25,325 students superintendent of schools. The for public schooling in the state in the 1952-’53 school year. The bulletin examines the Catholic was $237. According to the State figure represents an increase of school situation in the Denver Department o f Education, a 10 1,771 over the previous year’s Archdiocese and the pueblo Dio per-cent increase per year is expe pupil population. cese. rienced in the composite cost of REGISTER In a forevl'ord to the report. education in Colorado. V O L XLIX. No. 4. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1953 DENVER, COLORADO Archbishop Urban J. Vehr notes (Additional Detail* Page 3) Regional Rallies that the Catholic schools repre sent a saving to state taxpayers of $6,889,155. "But we prefer,’’ Are Planned in he said, "to emphasize the positive 61 Seminarians religious blessings that have come to so many students through the Seminary Drive consecrated lives of hundreds of priests and sisters and lay teach Another series of regional ers, developing character and cit Of Archdiocese f meetings as a follow-uj) of izenship for time and eternity.’’ ^he Archdiocesan Seminary In Colorado, 70 elementary and Missions Campaign was an and 22 secondary Catholic schools nounced by Archbishop Urban J. are staffed by 856 religious and Vehr this week. Details of the Making Studies meeting, the first of which will 52 lay teachers. The report points She Prayed and W aited ^lame BeUmger, the wife be held at Blessed Sacrament out that "this total of 908 full B y R e v . R obert K e k e is e n of Maj. Stephen L. Bettinger, School, Denver, Sunday, Sept. 20, and part-time teachers marks an Fifty-six seminarians—representing one-fourth of first Denver war ace, shows their son, Karl, a letter from a chap are given in the following letter: lain concerning the flyer. Major Bettinger was shot down by a increase of 54 religious anci 26 the enrollment at St. Thomas’ Seminary, Denver, at the MIG on his 95th mission, was captured, and released fi»e weeks Archdiocese of Denver lay instructors in a one-year start of the 1953-1954 scholastic year— are studying for later. Both Major Bettinger and his wife credit prayer for bring Chancery Office period.’’ the priesthood in the Denver Archdiocese. The seminary ing him home safely. Mrs. Bettinger is a registered nurse and is 1536 Logan Street N o relief from the pressilre of opened Sept. 9, and registration is being held Thursday, 'a convert.- The major is a devout Catholic, and has been a daily Denver 5, Colorado communicant. He earned the title of ace by downing his fifth MIG expanding enrollments is seen in Sept. 10. in the same fracas in which he himself was shot down.— (Photo Sept. 8, 1953 Besides its Denver group, the Thomas Stone, and John Le- the report. The present student Penske; by Turilli) archdiocese has four students Reverend Dear Father; population has "taxed all avail First theology, Thomas Willet, + + + + + in Rome: Daniel Kelleher, Ray It has been deemed advisable able physical facilities," as Arch Hamilton, Leonard Urban, and William Coming, John Slattery, Emmanuel Gabel, John Perito, to hold another series of regional bishop Vehr pointed out. "U nfor John Cotter; and one at the Catholic University of America Robert Dunlap, Joseph Elevens, meetings as a follow-up of our tunately, at this time we have Denver's First Air Ace Archdiocesan Seminary and Mis in Washington, D. C .: Charles and Ray Hutchinson; sions Campaign. The purpose of not been able to build sufficient Brown. This makes a total of 61 Second philosophy, Peter Ur these several meetings is to in additional schools for many seminarians. ban, James Overman, Arlen Gal lagher, Edward Day, Joseph form priests and laymen of the newer and developing areas. But Two new faculty members are Meznar, Martin McNulty, Charles Proud of Catholic Faith current status of the campaign, on the staff that greeted the sem schools will be built in these local Wasinger, William Vollmer, John our strengths and our weak inary’s 222 students this year". By Frank Morris ities as soon as finances permit.” Molitor, Richard Hanifin, and nesses, so that the campaign They are the Rev. Harold Persich, Major Stephen L. Bettinger, Denver’s first air ace Robert Harrington; might result as successfully as "One of the major problems C.M., a newly ordained priest First philosophy, Lawrence St. and the last U.S. flyer downed in Korea, wears his Cath possible. Sister Mary Eraiin, a Sister of Charity of from New Orleans, and the Rev. confronting the Archdiocese of Nurse-Nun (Peter, Clement DeWall, John Leavenworth, receives a diploma from Archbishop Robert Stack, C.M. Father Per olic faith even more proudly than he does his fiery handle The first meeting will be held Denver," the education report Rae, Maurice Mclnemey, Leo Urban J. Vehr in the joint graduation ceremonies for the schools sich, who holds a master’s degree bar moustache. in ' Blessed Sacrament School Kennedy, Raymond Jones, and said, is that of providing Cath of nursing of St. Joseph’s Hospital and Mercy Hospital. The cere in science, will teach science and Hall, Denver, on Sunday after Mervin Lell; That is apparent from the comment a ifon-Catholic olic secondary school education monies, in which 35 students from St. Joseph’s and 18 from Mercy mathematics. Father Stack, with noon. Sept. 20, beginning at 5 Second college, Harold White, buddy made when he heard the o’clock. Coffee and sandwiches Hospital received diplomas, were conducted in the Denver Cathe a degree in library science, will fire and had to ditch his plane in for graduates of Catholic ele Robert Cavarra, Robert Mezner, major had been downed; “ I will be served afterward. dral Tuesday evening, Sept. 8. Looking on are the Rev. Theodore have charge of the library and the sea has had one happy result mentary schools. Gerald Cusack, and Thomas wouldn’t be surprised to see Steve On the following evenings, a Haas, chaplain at St. Joseph’s Hospital, and Monsignor Bernard teach history. — Elaine’s mother, Mrs. Lucille Mitchell; walking back one of these days meeting will follow the luncheon: The 486 students graduated Cullen, Assistant Chancellor. Also assisting was the Rev. James Though the mammoth building in solemn procession escorted Gardner of Trinidad, is return Hamblin, chaplain of Mercy Hospital. First college, William O’Brien, a. On Monday . evening. Sept. from the six Denver Catholic high project financed by the Arch Leo Horrigan, Richard Ling, by 24 monks— all with lighted-dng to the faith. Mrs. Gardner, bishop’s Seminary Fund Cam 21, at 7 o’clock in St. Mary’s Regis Milan, Frank Peck, Donald tapers and processional cross.” although born a Catholic, had not schools in June, 1953, numbered paign is still in the planning School cafeteria, Colorado Prose, Leo Schumacher, Thomas And walk back Steve did, Sept. practiced her religion in decades. less than half the total of ele stage, the seminarians will have Springs; Slattery, Denis Slaven, Fred 4, through the freedom gate at Her daughter’s faith and devo b. On Tuesday evening, Sept. mentary school graduates in the Increase of 1,000 one additional classroom this tion when Steve was missing— Vina, and James Woodward. Panmunjom. His pretty wife, 22, at 6:30 o’clock, in St. An same month. year. The movie hall in “ Old Red Elaine, a member of St. James’ a faith that was rewarded—has Brick,” the seminary’s initial Six archdioceses and 19 dio thony’s School cafeteria. Ster ceses are represented at the sem Parish, Denver, is confident that, led her back to the sacraments. ling; Tribute is paid to pastors, sis structure, has been converted, inary this year. They are the if he was not brought back by an Another convert connected ters, and people'for the fact that through division, into a large c. On Thursday evening. Sept. Archdioceses of Denver, Kansas escort of monks, he certainly was with the Bettinger .sgga., js Noted in Schools classroom and additional sleep 24, at 7 o’clock, in the basement about 64 per cent of the Catho City, Kaps.; Santa Fe, Portland, brought through safely by her (Turn to Page 2 — Column S) of St. Stephen’s Church, Glen- ing quarters for, students. The lic elementary school potential in B y B ill K il k e n n y Ore.; Dubuque, and Omaha; and prayers to the Blessed Virgin. change was made possible by the wood Springs. the Dioceses oL. Pueblo, Chey the city of Denver is in Catholic Catholic schools in the Denver metropolitan area ap completion of the new assembly The first wire Elaine had Pastors and assistants are enne, Oklahoma Clty-Tulsa, Salt Nuns- Picnic Sept. 12, pear headed for another record year enrollment-wise on building at the east end of the from Steve after his capture asked to attend the meeting in schools. The national percentage Lake, Grand Island, Wichita, El seminary property. The assembly and release reads, “ Your pray the region in which each parish is 46. the basis of early enrollment reports from principals and Paso, Dodge City, Helena, Gal unit will serve not only as audi ers for me have been an ArchbisHop to Be Host participated in the campaign. To lup, Bismarck, Joliet, Sacra To take a peek into the future -superiors. torium and gymnasium, but also swered.” this meeting, each pastor should mento, Belleville, Sioux City, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr invite the two parish lay chair of Catholic schools, the. report The Archdiocesan School Of as a bowling and radio center. That Steve did some praying fice expected an increase of ap ment jumped from about 220 to Lincoln, Amarillo, Nanking, f * will be host to all the sisters men of his parish and missions. uses a "valuable and reliable” Conitruction of the first of his own is apparent, too. proximately 1,000 over the 1952- 260. China; and Juneau, Alaska. of the various religious com This series of meetings is unit of St. Thomas’ building “ Steve’s faith, you know, yardstick, the fact that 31.5 per '53 total of 13,890. Last year’s Mt. Carmel High School’s en The numbers of students munities laboring in the Arch deemed both useful and neces project will be uncler way in meant everything to him. Rare cent of all children born in Colo figure included 10,996 in grade rollment increased from 180 to broken down into classes follow: diocese of Denver Saturday, sary at this time, and I trust spring, according‘cniearly to the was the day he ever missed be schools and 2,894 in high schools 190, and the grade school en Fourth theology, 31; third Sept. 12, at Loretto Heights that the same spirit of whole rado were baptized Catholics soon Rev. William J, Kenneally, ing at the Communion rail. The in Denver and suburbs. rollment is 300, an increase of ology, 24; second theology, College. Games, a picnic lunch, hearted co-operation on the part after birth. 35 over last year. Four non-Cath- C.M., rector. first theology, 27; second phi Divine Master, the Consoler of Several schools have turned and a movie will feature the of our priests and fine Catholic During the past eight years, olics in the high school were re Denver archdiocesan students, losophy, 24; first philosophy, 31; Hearts, will certainly reward away dozens of prospective pu day’s program, which is under laymen will continue to prevail, ported. with their classes, follow: second college, 23; and first col such fidelity. Place your confi the report states, 50 per cent of pils for lack of room, and many the direction of the Domini so that there will be 100-per-cent Holy Family High School en Fourth theology. Dean Kumba, lege, 32. dence in the hands of Our Blessed those baptized in any given year other schools have excluded non- can Sisters of St. Dominic’s attendance at each meeting. rollment this year totals 389, an Robert Durrie, Robert Green- The ttodent* will atk God’* Mother. She, too, knew the sor Catholic pupils because of insuf and Holy Rosary Schools. Sis With every good wish and entered the Catholic schools of increase of five. Grade school slade, Daniel Flaherty, and Ed bleiiing on their itudie* at a row and anxiety, the loneliness ficient facilities. ter Mary Agnellus, principal blessing, I am the Denver Archdiocese. With pupils total 464, about 30 more ward Ryan; day of recollection Friday, of separation -in a woman’s The grade and high schools in of St. Dominic's School, is Faithfully yours in Christ, than last year. “ A few” non- Third theology, William Sie- Sept. 11, and begin clattes heart. And Steve was her faith this criterion, the report predicts St. Francis de Sales’ Parish led general chairman in charge of *( URBAN J. VEHR Catholics in the total enrollment vers, Paul Basford, and Robert officially Saturday. ful servant.” That is the mes that by 1955 first grade enroll in the total number of pupils— arrangements. Archbishop of Denver. were reported. Sievers; St. Thomas’ Seminary School sage sent Elaine by Father 1,130, or 80 more than the 1952- Second theology, John Jenson, of Theology is affililated with (M ajor) Eugene L. Lamb from '53 enrollment. Ther.e are 660 Enrollment up 100 John McGowan, Robert Dtore. the Catholic University. headquarters of the 4th Fighter- children in the grade school com At St. Joseph's Interceptor Wing when Steve Ike Has Informal Chat With Sisters ' pared to 603 last year, and 470 In St. Joseph’s (Redemptorist) was downed behind enemy lines. in the high school compared to Parish, the high school enrollment By a happy coincidence the 450 last year. was 435, up 50 from last year, Father Lamb who wrote that President Takes Time to Greet Nuns and the grade school enrollment 12 Contractors Will Bid letter and who was Steve’s chap 507 Enrolled in was 374, “ at"least 50” more than It could happen only in the lain is also the Father Lamb y visiting sisters to St. Thomas’ wait and walked over to Cathedral High the 1952-’53 figure. There are 10 U.S.A. and Denver! Father Leyden’s car as the who officiated at the marriage Seminary for a visit to its non-Catholics in the high school Last week, following the beautiful chapel and other four sisters came tumbling Cathedral Grade School enroll On New All Saints' Church of Steve and Elaine at Lowry and one in the grade school. highly successful teachers’ buildings and then headed out. ment jumped from 328 to 357, Field, Denver, in December. The Christian Brothers’ Mullen Twelve Denver contractors will face brick and have a narthex convention in Denver, the south on University Boulevard For almost 10 minutes the but the high school division pu 1950. Steve has been a faithful High School reported an enroll submit bids for construction of faced with red sandstone. The Rev. Edward Leyden, arch to show them the new building President talked with the pils this year total 507 compared Mass server for Father Lamb ment of 170, or 60 more than over-all exterior dimensions will diocesan superintendent of of St. Mary’s Academy. group, inquiring about their to 519 last year. There are a the new All Saints’ Church, Den in Korea'. last year. Non-Catholics in the ver, on Tuesday, Sept. 15. The be 180x60 feet. schools, took two of the As they were passing the visit to Denver and telling few non-Catholie pupils who have school number four. building project will begin im Reinforced footings will Elaine entered the Catholic principal speakers and their Cherry Hills Country Club, them of his own wonderful been attending Cathedral schools (Turn to Page 2 — Column 5) mediately after the contract has strengthen the foundation suf Church shortly before the met companions for a ride around Father Leyden detoured vacation, including the 38- for several years. Sister Gene been let, the Rev. Harley Schmitt, ficiently to accommodate a fu Steve. She took instructions at Denver. through the grounds to show degree weather in Fraser, and vieve Clare, the principal, said. pastor, announced, for the num ture second floor. The church the Denver Cathedral and was With him were Sister them the place where the the marvelous hospitality he At least 15 applications, however, Homecoming Oct. 7-8 ber of parishioners has grown be will become a school whenever baptized by Father Albert E. Annetta of the Sisters of the President had been playing himself had received in Den for non-Catholic grade-school- yond all expectations. the parish’s finances permit. Puhl. Presentation of San Fran golf. As they drove in he saw ver. age children and “ a dozen or The Solemn Pontifical Mass in The first Catholic Elaine ever cisco, '•Calif., and her com the President’s official Cadil President Ike then de more” from non-Catholic high the chapel of St. Thomas’ Sem There are 760 name* on the A novel feature of the planned dated was Steve— and it helped panion, Sister Marcella, and lac and pointed it out to the parted, giving the sisters his schools were turned down, she inary, Denver, for the annual parish mailing lists. Father church is that the windows will confirm her love for the faith Sister Marion of the Sisters of nuns. famous grin, and something to added. alumni homecoming will be o f Schmitt reported. This indi be the stations of the cross. Of that her fiance was such a fer Charity of Halifax from Bos Just then President Eisen keep their respective convents A small increase was reported fered Thursday, Oct. 8. Arch cates that at least 1,000 Cath stained glass, the windows will vent and outspoken Catholic. ton and her companion. Sister hower came out to enter his buzzing about for a long time at Annunciation High School, bishop Urban J. Vehr will of- olic families reside within the depict the scenes of the Way of The major’s brush with dis Alberta Marie. ear, but, as he noticed the to come. They had to come to where the enrollment stands at fidiate. The homecoming fes parish boundaries. the Cross. aster when he was hit by MIG- Father Leyden took the sisters, he told the driver to Denver to meet Ike. 500, and the grade school enroll tivities will begin Oct. 7. John K. Monroe is architect The first church of All Saints’ for the projected church, which Parish was dedicated by Arch will be constructed along Grove bishop Urban J. Vehr in 1949. In Street in back o f the site of March, 1952, a $31,000 rectory the old edifice, 2559 S. Federal was completed. Father Schmitt, Five More Denver Young Women Enter Religious Life Boulevard, which was gutted by All Saints’ first pastor, assumed fire Jan. 8. his duties Dec. 22, 1951. the Arvada Enterprise as a so was also a member of St. Dom Kans., has lived in Denver about crest are Miss Joan Bradner, sistance to the Dominican Sis Entrance of five Denver Over $10,000 Donated young women into the reli ciety editor, later becoming news inic’s choir. four years, add during that time laboratory technician from St. ters of the Sick Poor. She was editor. M ar y’s. Hospital, Scottsbluff, also an active member of the Of great assistance in the in has been employed as a dietitian gious life was announced Was Dietitian Neb.; Miss Marjory^Bunce, reg Junior Legion
PAGE T W O Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 10, 1953 Increase of 1,000 Pupils Noted in Catholic Schools ctet a (Continued From Page One) The number o f pupils in St. I James E. Kane Said. High school of the 1952-53 school year, how 408 in Regli High Anthony’s Grade School, Sterling, enrollment at present is 122, three ever, the high school enrollment increased “ about 30’’j over last less than the total at this time a had dropped to 119, Father Kane \ j Enrollment in Regis High year to 351 this year, the Rev. I year ago, he added. By the end added. School, operated by the Jesuits, zoomed to 408. At least 40 Don’t just dream about a youths were turned away because good paying office position-- of a lack of facilities, a spokes prepare yourself by enroll man for the school said. Last In Stock-A Complete Selection of Baltimore ing in our short, inexpensive year’s enrollment at Regis evening classes. Was 357, ^ All indirldlual initriletion St. Mary's Academy, taught Catechisms for Parochial Schools ★ Free placement service by the Sisters of Loretto, expects thru any of our 166 an enrollment o f 150 in its high school division and 110 in its ELLAMAY HORAN’S CARDINAL GASPARRI’S schools grade school division when classes Free practice machine for Illustrated Edition with study lessens CATHOLIC FAITH begin Monday, Sept. 14. The home use First Communion ...... 21 B ook N o. 1 ...... 30 'h Hundreds of good totals represent an increase of about 25 per cent over those of positions available | B ook N o. 1 ...... 31 B ook N o. 2 ...... 45 last year, according to Sister We invite you to phone, write or visit our school. Georgetta, the superior. B ook N o. 2 ...... 38 B ook N o. 3 ...... 75 Christ the King School had 360 COMPTOMETER SCHOOL pupils, a whopping 100-pupil in FATHER McGUIRE’S FATHER DECK’S crease over last year. Five o f the Baltimore Catechism with explanations Felt & Tarrant Mfc. Co. pupils are non-CatholiCs. Book N o. 1 ...... 40 831 14th St. KE. 4274 Beginners ...... 08 Enrollment in Holy Rosary B ook N o. 2 ...... 48 DENVER. COLO. DON KLEIN, Mgr. School jumped 225 to 235, includ N o. 1 ...... 12 Book No. 3 Fr. ConnelTs .88 ing nine non-Catholics. N o. 2 ...... 18 Our Lady of Lourdes School First Communion reported 340 pupils, 60 more N o. 3 ...... ,,...... 30 than a year ago. Sr. Annunziata’s No. 0 ... .28 375 at Presentation REV. M. PHILIPPS’ MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY Presentation School, with ap ST. ANTHONY’S GUILD Simplified— with explanations proximately 375 pupils, had an Catechism of Christian Doctrine ’ enrollment increase of 45. Sister N o. 1 07 F irst Com m union N o. 0...... 06 INSURANCE SINCE 1897 Mary Ed'^ard, principal, said N o. 2 .25 there were “ all kinds of re B ook N o. 1 ...... 12 quests’’ from non-Catholics to RODERICK MacEACHEN’S Gas and Electric Bldg. TA. 1395 enter their children in Presenta B ook N o. 2 ...... 24 tion, but none were accepted be Book N o. 3 ...... 1.00 Catechism Primer ...... 15 cause of the heavy demand from GERARD R. TeBOCKHORST, Associate Catholics. FATHER HEEG’S BISHOP MORROW’S Six-hundred pupils were en My First Communion Catechism .33 rolled in Sacred Heart School, Jesus and I. Revised Jr. Edition .26 150 more than last year. “ A few ’’ Workbook for above...... 34 non-Catholic pupils were in MISSALS— Daily and Sunday Illustrated Catechism, nonuar Air Aro Sabrejet pilots at cluded. Complete Selection l/e n V O r H ir A C e pj-^yer their chaplain are, left to Sfa Cajetan’s School enrolled Part I— Apostles Creed ...... 19 Doily Missal prices start at...... $2.75 326 pupils, no increase over the right, Capt. Vincent Stacy, 35 Winter Port II— Commandments ...... 19 Sunday Missal prices start at .53 Shown at Prayer 1952-53 figure. Port III— Sacraments ...... 24 Street, Lancaster, N. H.; Major Stephen St. Elizabeth’s School, with Students Edition, Holy Bible.. 2.70 L. Bettinger, 1219 Leyden Street, Denver; and Major James P. 300 pupils, also reported no in Hagerstrom, 301 W. Houston Street, Tyler, Tex. crease. Members of the Fourth Fighter Interceptor Wing of the A registration of 300 pupils Fifth Air Force in Korea, all three were flying deep in North was reported from St. Ignatius’" til ■ CLjORKC'S CHURCH GOODS HO US € Korea on combat missions two hours before this picture was made. School, with no increase noted. Each night, for five successive pre-Christmas nights, they traveled One non-Catholic pupil was for an hour, through bitter cold, in an open jeep, to attend a enrolled. mission for Catholic personnel held at a Korean Cathedral. Five hundred seventy-seven Chaplain Harry F. Wade, C.SS.R., formerly stationed at pupils were registered in St. Lowry Air Force Base, Denver, and Fourth Wing-chaplain, James’ School, an increase of conducted the mission.— (U. S. Air Force photo) f about 50. 4- + + + + St. Joseph’s (Polish) School had an enrollment of 110, an in crease o f 14. Three non-Catholic Denver's First Air Ace pupils were enrolled. FORMERLY DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK 699 at St, Louis St. Louis’ School, Englewood, idont 1“ GEORGE F. ROCK, Prtii registered 699 youngsters, 65 |\ 1514 C«li
At a luncheon on Sept. 5, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr The Catholic school popu the archdiocesan total. Mount Carmel High School. The , welcomed delegates from 10 states attending the Cath- lation in the Denver metro The report takes note that beautiful new St. Mary’s Acad “ many studies and surveys indi • olic Action Institute at Loretto Heights College, Den- politan area increased by emy in Cherry Hills will register cate that the nation-wide short students for classes on both the I ver. He praised the work accomplished by the laywomen 978 in the 1952-’53 school age o f religious teachers will elementary and secondary level, ’ throughout the United States since the inception of the year, according to a report persist in the immediate years Regis and Loretto Heights have {National Council o f Catholic being issued by the office of ahead.” launched remodeling programs ington, D. C.,' discussed migra • ■Women in 1920. the Rev. Edward A. Leyden, “Despite the difficulty of find to accommodate increased fresh tory labor, health, consumer J He expressed deep concern, archdiocesan superintendent of ing qualified teachers— religious man enrollments on the college problems*Jiousing for the com {however, over the plight of the schools. or lay,” the report goes on, level. Mullen High School audi munity, and minority groups and < large number of children who Of the total increase, 770 “pastors have continued to ex torium-chapel building will be their integp"ation into society. ' are unable to attend Catholic pupils were added to elementary pand facilities. St Patrick’s put into use for the first time {schools, both because of the^lack At the organization and devel school rolls and 208 to the high School, Fort Logan, will add a this school terrn. • of schools in some areas, and the opment workshop, at which Miss school rosters. In all, there were second grade to the existing “ lay- “ Plans have been approved for • overcrowded condition of exist- Mary Donohoe, NCCW affilia 18,813 students in schools o f the staffed school.” a new Cure d’Ars Parish School- {ing schools. He remarked that tions secretary, Washington, D. Denver Archdiocese, including “ Classroom additions to exist Church building, which will have ,the religious education of these C., presided, it was agreed that 1,432 in institutions o f higher ing facilities will be opened at facilities for fonr classrooms and • children would have to be con- the organization and develop learning; 3,328 in high schools; St. Mary Magdalene’s School, will enable the parish to start its isidered. Archbishop 'Vehr sug- ment committee is the backbone a n d 14,053 in elementary St. Vincent de Paul’s, and St. school with 'three grades. Work {gested that Catholic women who of the structure of the NCCW. schools. Mary’s School, Littleton. on the new eight-classroom ihad been teachers might return Also that the structure of the The Denver metropolitan area “ On the high school level an building of St. Bernadette’s Par •to the teaching profession to council is patterned after that contributed ^6,322 students to 11th grade, will be opened at ish, Lakewood, has been acceler case the need caused by the in of the Church, which has the ated in an attempt to make a late creased enrollment. most efficient organizational opening of the new school pos structure in the world. J The Rt. Rev. John R. Mulroy, Bishop of Ancient Diocese sible for this year’s fall term. (Spiritual director of the Denver The public relations workshop The new structure will include (ACCW ; the Rev, William Mona- directed by Miss Gertrude B. health clinic rooms, an office wing, full basement, and a cafe •han, assistant director; and the Horgan, instructor of journal Guest of Archbishop Vehr teria-auditorium plan for the ,Rev. Harley Schmitt also were ism at Incarnate Word College A 49-year-old Western priest Another interesting Episcopal San Antonio, Tex., agreed that future.” luncheon guests. who has been a'Bishop for 10 visitor this week was Auxiliary Catholic women should partici That the pressure on schools I The institute sponsored by the years in one of the oldest sees of pate in civic projects, such as Bishop Charles H. Helmsing of of increasing pupil populations iNCCW, was formally opened the New World was a visitor in polio drive, blood bank. Com St. Louis. He was a guest at St. will not let up in (he next few •Sept. 3, when Miss Margaret Denver last Friday and Satur munity Chest, social welfare, etc; Delegates at the Cath Horton, and Mrs. Lito Gallegos; Thomas^ Seminary and this was .vears is demonstrated in the 'Mealey, NCCW executive secre Attend Workshop day, a guest of Archbishop and, in addition- to using the olic Action workshops Middle row, Mrs. L. A. Higgins, Mrs. A. J. his first visit to Colorado. Born U. S. Census figures for the Den tary, using charts, described the Dooner, Mrs. Agnes Hayes, Mrs. Julien Carpen Urban J. Vehr. He is thq Most in 1908, he was ordained June ver metropolitan area, which list Catholic press and secular pa conducted at Loretto Heights College, Denver, Rev. James Peter Davis, who was • growth of the organization. der, Mrs. Agnes Beatty, and Miss Mary Nash; 10, 1933, and consecrated April children under five comprising pers, there is a need of study Sept. 2 to 6, under the auspices of the NCCW, on his way to be a coconsecrator ' After World War I, the Holy Back row, Mrs. John Murtaugh, Mrs. Mor 19, 1949. Bishop Helmsing visited 11 per cent of the popalation. and use of radio and TV to' dis included the women pictured above. at the elevation of the Most Rev. ten Shoeneman, Miss Elizabeth Sheeby, and Miss the Register plant and saw how This is substantially the largest Father suggested that, since the seminate Christian principles and They are, left to right, front row, Mrs. Eliza Francis Joseph Green as Auxil National Catholic War Council Margaret Sullivan.— (Photo by Smyth) the St. Louis Register, one of of any of the age groups listed. to present the work of the beth Linnenbrink; Mrs. V. 0. Coffin; Mrs. Albert iary Bishop of Tucson, Ariz., the largest of American diocesan In metropolitan Denver Cath ,had proved so effective, it be council. Thursday, Sept. 17. continued as National Catholic papers (100,000 copies an issue) olic elementary schools there are An open seiiion on interna Bishop Davis is the head of ^ St. Joseph's Hospital goes to press. 10,996 pupils, 5,481 boys and • Welfare Council. The NCCW the Diocese of San Juan, Puerto tional relation! Sept. 3 was 5,515 gprls. Thus there are only I stemmed from it and was estab- Rico, where the first Bishop, Dr. Bishop Davis came to Denver led by Dr. Alba Zizzamia, ai- Cares for Monsignor, 34 more girls than boys in the (lished by the Bishops of the Alonso Manso, took possession in to confer with Monsignor Mat sistant observer at the United whole system. In the first grade lUnited States in 1920, when 200 May, 1513— the second diocese thew Smith on the Catholic press. Nations for National Catholic of the system there are 1,771 •w'omen from all parts of the Catholic Lay Leaders set up in the* Americas. There Puerto Rico is badly in need of Welfare Conference in New children and in the eighth grade 'country went to Washington, have been 56 occupants of the a large Catholic weekly, but it York. Dr. Zizzamia also ap St. Joseph’s Hospital has been there are only 1,052. D. C. to help organize it. 'At see since its erection. must be in Spanish. peared in a TV interview over host in the past week to several this time the NCCW is made Archbishop Edwin Vincent KFEL-TV Sept 4. leading Catholics of Denver, all up of 88 councils, representing Byrne, Santa Fe, N. Mex., im Visual aidi were shown Sept. of whom have received Papal {8,120 organizations, or a total mediately preceded Bishop Davis 4 by members of the conference. honors. !of 8,000,000 Catholic women af- in San Juan. He was transferred •filiated with the work. Miss At the conclusion of the work The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Eu to Santa Fe in 1943. Bishop LllSTRE-FINISH FELTS ,Mealey stated that the purpose shops Sept. 5, a picnic supper gene A. O’Sullivan, pastor of St. Davis, who speaks Spanish flu of the federation of the NCCW was held at Chalet Marie in Tur ■Vincent de Paul’s Parish, was in ently, was a priest of the Tucson •was to extend the mind of the key Creek Canyon. the hospital for a general check Diocese when he was named to {Catholic Church into the life of On Sunday, Sept. 6, a general up and his condition is reported the see. He was consecrated by ,the country, through the find session held in the reference' li good. Bishop Daniel J. Gercke of Tuc ings of the 18 committees estab- brary was followed by a Holy Recovering from the effects son, who will consecrate Bishop {lished by the NCCW. Hour in the chapel, given by the of a severe fall outside St. John’s Green next week. Rev. William Monahan, assistant . She was assisted in the orien- Church last Friday is Mrs. Ella San Juan has 1,350,000 Cath spiritual director of the Denver •tation program by Miss Irma Weckbaugh. She received a frac olics but only 202 priests, of ACCW. , Tiepho, administrative assistant, tured wrist and a deep cut on {and Miss Catherine Jarboe, na- National Directors Attend her forehead. Her condition is itional committee secretary, staff Three national directors of the good. •rnembers in W'ashington, D. C. NCCW attended the institute; Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff is recover Mrs. R. Calvert Haws, Los An • Four Workshops ing satisfactorily after a major geles, Calif.; Mrs. Albert R. operation more than a week ago. {Conducted Spillman, Hempstead, N. Y., Also on the sick list is T. Ray • Four workshops were con- from the Province of New York; mond Young, K.C.S.G., Denver {ducted daily on Sept. 3, 4, and 5. and Mrs. A. J. Dooner, Pueblo, accountant, who is making a • Home and School Associations from the Province o f Colorado. gradual improvement after a • workshop was led by Sister Maria Also present was Mrs. John Mur- light heart attack suffered last •Teresa of Loyola School, Denver. taugh, Denver, vice chairman, Among those attending the regional week. {This workshop in its final sum- NCCVV Committee on Immigra National Directors convention of the National Council ,mary acknowledged a militant in- tion. of Catholic Women at Loretto Heights were Mrs. R. Calvert Haws, •terest, enthusiasm, and concern Eight council presidents parti Los Angeles, Calif., national director of the Province of Los Buffalo Creek Church ‘that the association must exist cipated. Mrs. Fred W. Gushurst, Angeles, left, and Mrs. A. J. Dooner, Pueblo, national director of primarily for the most complete Denver ACCW ; Mrs. Agnes the Province of Denver. With them are Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Painted by Volunteers development of the child, brought Hayes, Pueblo DCCW; Mrs. Ju of Denver and Miss Margaret Mealey, executive secretary of Volunteer laborers completed about by a thorough understand lian Carpender, Cheyenne NCCW, far right. the painting of the exterior of ing of his problem by teacher DCCW; Mrsr D. R. Joyce, Shelby, St. Elizabeth’s Church, Buffalo and parents meeting together on Helena, Mont., DCCW; Mrs. Creek, Sept. 9. All work was vol the common ground of a prop Leander M. Kalin, Lincoln, Loretto Heights Students unteered. Those participating in erly functioning Home and Neb., DCCW; Mrs. J. K. Wells, the project were Father Berard School Association. Brownsville, ’Tex.-Corpus Christi, Giblin, O.F.M.; Zigmunt Lauf, The social action workshop DCCW; Mrs. Walter A. Williams, Will Greet 200 Freshmen John Green, Don' Green, John conducted by Miss Katherine B. Jr., El Paso DCCW; and Miss More than 200 freshmen the Student Council, and a Rusche, Edward Splear, and Dr. Kelly, field secretary of NCCW Gertrude Horgan, San Antonio Bishop James Peter Davis are expected to register at student orientation service Howard Swanson. Social Action Department, Wash- ACCW. Loretto Heights College this luncheon are entertainment Benediction of the Blessed whom 163 are members of re There were four deanery pres week when the college begins features for these two days. Sacrament was held for the first ligious orders. Bishop Davis says idents at the institute: Mrs. Lito its fall semester. Upperclass Dr. Lewis Barbato will speak time Sept. 6. A complete Bene the island never had enough BUMPER PILLBOX IN LUSTRE-FIN- William E. Barrett Gallegos,» Denver; Mrs. Albert men, under the chairmanship on “ Acclimating Yourself ,to diction set, made by the Car priests, in all its centuries of Horton, Colorado Springs; Mrs. of Sheila Eigeman, Denver, College” and the Rev. Edward melite Sisters in Littleton, was history. His great hope for an ISH FELT with jewel studded winged Elizabeth Linnenbrink, Holyoke; have arranged a comprehen A. Leyden on “ The Meaning donated by Mrs. Harold Craig. eventual native clergy lies in a bow. From our tremendous collection of Will Talk in East and Mrs. V. 0 . Coffin, F t Col sive freshman week program of College.” Masses will be held each Sun prep seminary, which this year lins. to welcome the incoming stu day at 10 a.m. throughout Sep will pass the 100 mark in enroll •k PILL BOXES Classes begin Thursday, The Denver Catholic novelist, With a total attendance-of 50, dents. Joann Ward, president tember. ment. Sept. 17, and Mass of the ★ BONNETS William E. Barrett, has been the 10 states represented at the of the senior'class, is chair Holy Ghost will be offered on signally honored by being invited parley included Nebraska, New man of the Big-Little Sister Friday. The Missions, Sodal Boulder Knights' 50th Jubilee in 1957 to take part in a Conference Mexico, California, Illinois, Mon program; Kay Campbell, NEW HIGH-LUSTRE FELTS and VELVETS on Moral Standards in New York. tana, Wyoming, Missouri, New transportation; and Elaine ity, and Confraternity of Boulder.— Council 1183 of the The council will participate in Christian Doctrine assembly All new Fall colors. The conference is sponsored by York, Texas, and Colorado. Prevallet, student orientation Knights of Columbus will mark corporate Communion Sept. 20. the Jewish Theological Seminary service. will be on Friday, Sept. 18. its 50th anniversary in 1957 and The last social event of the High foshion at low prices. for three days. Sept. 13-11. Out-ef-town freshmen will Entertainment on these two has made a bid to be the conven month and the first of the season days will consist of a preview Mr. Barrett, whose new novel. arrive Sunday, Sept. 13, and tion city for the state gathering will be a covered-dish dinner for The Shadows of the Images, will will be entertained at a party of Star Nights on Thursday of the knights in that year. The the members and their families Marycrest Nuns night and an open house and council is now making plans to Sept. 30. PARIS HATS be started as a serial in Collier’s that evening. A testing pro dance at Machebeuf on Friday next week and be published Oct. gram will continue through buy or build a home that will be The council will honor Christo 1520 C alifornia St. night. Sunday will be spent at ready for the jubilee celebra 16, is presenting a paper on Monday and Tuesday, the re pher Columbus Oct. 11 and 12 “ Morals and Ethics in Litera sults to be used as guides for Chalet Marie, the college tions. It is seeking ways to raise Acrosi from Denver Dry Goods Co* on California St. Hear Provincial mountain lodge in Turkey with corporate Communion and ture’’ in the seminar on “ Mass registration Wednesday. A $15,000 as working capital for Creek canyon. - Media of Communication.” movie mixer, a luncheon with the home project. the annual party. The conference, an annual study retreat for the .National Arrives in Rome Jewish Congress, invites distin Santa fe Have guished leaders ffrom various A cablegram received by the to fields to give papers on impor Sisters of St. Francis of Penance tant topics which are then dis and Christian Charity at Mary Law Parley cussed by the entire gathering. crest, Denver, told of the safe ar Canon The emphasis in this year’s con-, rival of their Provincial, Mother Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne of ferenqe is on the influence of Elma, and companions in Rome, Santa Fe will be host to the morals and ethics in the various Aug. 29. They sailed on the S.S. third'regional Canon Law Con fields of human endeavor. Constitution Aug. 21. ference of the Southwest in the It is a tribute to Mr. Barrett’s Mother Elma will remain at the New Mexico capital Sept. 29-30. religion and artistry that he convent of her society in the A professor of St. Thomas’ should be invited to give his pa Eternal City for a few weeks per on the important relation and will visit Assisi before trav Seminary, Denver, the Rev. George ’Tolman, C.M., will be % ship of morality and literature. eling to the general chapter of one of the speakers. Father Tol The invitation testifies to a wide the congregation, which will take man will lead a discussion on the spread response to his last book, place at the Generalate in Hey- canonical concept and effects of published in 1951, The Left Hand, thuysin, Netherlands, Sept. 25. the legitimation of offspring. of God. The Provincials of the three American provinces, Mother Gon- Others who will give papers zaga from Stella Niagara, N. Y., and lead discussions are the Rev. RUGS and Eastern Province of the Holy Cletus, O.F.M., Santa Fe, “ Ne FURNITURE Name; Mother Marita from gotiation Prohibited to Clerics and Religious;” the Very Rev. G«t all ather Piicca then Sierra Madera, Calif., Western Province of St. Francis; and Monsignor John J. Kelley, Chan THE E.M .W . Mother Elma, Midwest Pro'vince cellor of the Diocese of Pueblo, of the Sacred Heart, are among “ The Marriage of Minors;” and tl41 8. B iw j. 6P. 6391 the representatives for the so the Rev. James J. Rabbit, Santa ciety attending this chapter. Fe, “ Five Examples of Juridical There will be representatives Basis for the Institution of Mar See' from the two provinces in Ger riage Cases.” many and the many houses o f A dinner will be held for the Ed Pepper the society in Holland and Java, members at the Coaference the evening of Sept. 29. for and South America. The only country in which the society has Clothinf convents not to be represented Legion Comitium Plans at is Poland. No word has been re ceived at the Generalate from Bernard’s that country in many months. Day of Recollection in Mother Elma expects to retfim CATHOLIO FUNERAL SERVICE 70 Broadw«7 —- RA. 46&8 to Marycrest some time in No Englewood on Sept. 13 Member Precious Blood Psriih vember. The Denver Comitium of the IN MOST BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS - Legion of Mary will hold its annual day of recollection on Religious Articles Sunday, Sept. 13, in St. Louii’ Church, Englewood. • STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS • PICTURES Legionaries will convene in • CRUCIFIXES • , PRATER BOOKS • PENDANTS the St. Louis’ School Hail at , • BOOKS • PLAQUES 10:30, and the first conference ■will begin at 11 o’clock. Father Cotnplfto Linr of Religiou» Articlet for CKurch jind Home- Berard Giblin, O.F.M., will conduct the conferences. Our l^ dy Queen of Martyrs Prae- A . I*. \V a;jiier an d i \ K sidium of St. Elizabeth’s Par ish is in charge, * GR. 1626 A lunch will be served at 3020 FEDERAL BOULEVARD riin u ii <;ooD^ noon at a cost of $1 per per 606 l-4th St. Between California & Wciton TA 8331 son. Reservations for the lunch may be obtained by phoning Grace Palmer at K£. 8423. PAGE FOUR Offics, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4205 Thursday, Sept, 10, 1953 St. Elizabeth's Schedules Cathedral Sodality to Meet on Sept. 16 On Wednesday evening, Sej)t. o f the meeting, with Emma Mal- Christian 16, at 8 o’clock, the Cathedral lar, prefect, presiding and the 40 Hours' Rites Sept. 13 dality of Our Lady of the Immac Rev. Robert Breunig a- spiritual B y L ettik M orrow a n d P a t M c K a n n a ulate Conception will meet in St. director. All sodalists and pros (St. Elizabeth's Parish,'Denver) The keynote speaker and workshop director at the Paul’s reading room. The newly pective members are urged to at installed officers will be in charge tend this meeting. The Forty Hours’ devotion will begin in St. Elizabeth’s Archdiocesan Teachers’ Institute held Sept. 1 and 2 in Church Sept. 13 in the 9:15 o’clock Mass. During the Forty Hours’ the Masses in the morning will be at 6:30 and 8 o’clock. Oscar Malo Hall, Denver, was Sister Mary Annetta of the The evening services will be held at 7 :45 on Sunday, Monday, Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and Tuesday. These services will consist of the recitation of of San Francisco, who developed CATHEDRAL PARISH Jonaf, fhe it a ‘child of God'.” the Rosary, a sermon, and Benediction of the most Blessed Sac at length the theme chosen for These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage rament. The Forty Hours’ devotion will come to a solemn close this year’s meet: Christian Fam The program has been widely Tuesday evening. Father James Hamblin will deliver the ser ily Living. acclaimed by both Catholic and mons on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday nights. Introduced by the Rev. Ed secular educators, and spread No Down Payment ward A. Leyden, superintend from the schools run by the The enrollment in the ichool now itands at more than Motor OTerhialtng 300. During the lummer montht, the school hai had some minor ent of schools for the Archdio-, Presentation order to schools Body A Pender Repiire repairs and painting. cese of Denver, Sister Annetta throughout the nation. The Tillorod Sett CoTcrt 'The Holy Name Society will receive Holy Communion next spoke before an audience of 382 Christian Family Living Pro Motor Tuno-np Uied C m Sunday in the 8 o’clock Mass. religious from 26 communities gram, says Sister Annetta, has PRESCRIPTIOINS CALLED The Holy Name men will meet Monday evening at 8 o’clock. and 28 lay teachers, who came had these effects; Cathedral Motors FOR AND DELIVERED from the Archdiocese of Denver, It ha. brokan down the hier JOE GAFFNEY. Prop. Colfax at Downing Denver and the Dioceses of Pueblo and archy of education in the 1733 Logon KE. 3038 KEystone 3217 Cheyenne. tchoolt; it hat brought mora A noted educator and lecturer, Chriftian f p i r i t into the ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH supervisor of studies for her tchoolt; and it hat tervad to DOYLE’S Patronize Thete Friendly Firms community, author of many ar cement a wonderful bond be ticles and pamphlets, Sister An tween teachert and parent.. PHARMACY netta is the origi'hator of the Sister Mary Annetta holds Thi Piriicular Drogfiit Christian Family Living Pro membership in many national ^OCDtN 4 17lh AVE. AND GRANT gram. educational groups. Vivvis., Cote Joe Buckmaster Motors Best described as "a plan In 1949 she was recipient of K£. 6987 FREE DELIVERY (Msmbir if St Vintint I t Paii’i Parish) of study, guidance, instruc the annual Family Life Award Specializing in Ford & Mercury Service tion, and orientation that aims presented by the NCWC Family Alio Gineral Repairi — Skellj Gai & Oil at the total development of Life Bureau. f Factory Equipment on Lawnmower Sharpening the individual with emphasis Also featured on the program BROADMOOR CLEANERS on his obligations to himself, of the two-day institute were Sis E. Bayaud and S. 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Sister Annetta of the Sisters of the Presentation, San 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 Quality Meats taken hold of educators that Francisco, Calif.; Dr. Oliver F. Anderhalter of St. Louis Univer ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH sudies are now in progress to reau of institutional research and At Loaisiana and Sooth Clarton Groceries teaching measurements and sta sity, St. Louis; and Sister Marion of Boston.— {Register photo by Patronize These Friendly Firms adapt it for boys. Turilli) Washington Park Mkt. Freih db Frozen Fruits Some eight or nine years ago tistics. and Vegetables' the Sisters of the Presentation in In explaining the use of diocetan tchoolt, Hit Excel the Catholic Geography Series tettt and meaturemantt in the Betty & Bob’s Red & White Food Stores Louisiana and Clayton the San Francisco Archdiocese lency, Archbithop Urban J. textbooks published by W. H. Texaco Products’ saw clearly that the school cur education curriculum, t h e Vehr, had invited Dr, Ander Sadlier and Company, the only BILL HUGHES, Prop. youthful educator taid “ they Beauty & Lubrication Tirai SP. 5 7 1 7 riculum was ignoring education halter to tpeak before the con Catholic geography series avail Delivery are a valuable aid, along with Walking Acceiioriei for sound family living. vention to that the teachert able, and the author of work Barber Shop Complete Food Service textbook and other material, Houra 7 to 7 Week Days Sense of Family Solidarity might get a better concept of books for the series. Specializing in Joe & Andys in helping ttudentt obtain their 598 South Gilpin the aid to educatfon found in The creation of an apottolic Permanent “ It'a Smart to Bo Thrifty” They perceived the necessity objective..” of developing in the student a tettt and meaturementt, prop apirit it tha retult, the taid, Wavi SERVICE STATION Their general uses, he ex erly handled. EA. 4723 2 sense of family solidarity, social plained, are three; In the area of eontraating thit method to that 12th & Clayton FR. 9826 responsibility, and security. Owing to unforeseen circum in which tha apottolate it rele motivation to teacher and stu stances, neither Archbishop Looking at the student’s mod dent; for practice and reviews; gated to a few pages about ern environment, they realized Vehr nor the Very Rev. Monsi “ mittionary activitiet.” O ^ ^ IE BRAE and for diagnosis. gnor Walter J. Canavan, was that she cannot be considered In the administrative field the The need, Sister Marion said, ST. JAMES' PARISH merely as an isolated individual; able to attend the opening ses uses of these tests are classifica sion, but Father Leyden con is to have understanding of the Please Patronise These Friendly Firms that she must be viewed in her tion and promotion, acceleration world and its peoples, even more Shopping Center total relationship as a member of veyed their words of welcome and de-acceleration of the educa for the group. than knowledge. It is easy to see a family: First a member of her tional program; guidance and the difference between knowing Importance of Geography The firms listed here own immediate family, then as a counseling; maintaining public that two-thirds of the people in OLIVE DRUG member of a wider family—the relations; and evaluation of the Carrying the theme of Chris the world are hungry and under deserve to be remembered CONOCO PRODUCTS parish, the community, the na curriculum and the instruction tian Family Living into the fam Reliable and Fiat Preisser's Red & White standing the human misery that when you are distributing tion, the world; and finally, as program. ily of nations was Sister Marion’s such gigantic hunger involves. j Prescription Service Lvbrication, Car Waihinf. Batterlea a member of the Mystical Body Function of Tettt Explained talk on “ Geography Taught Recharged, Tire VoleaBlzing “ Charity demands that we give Gifts - Fountain Service your patronage in tie dif of Christ. He explained that in these From a Catholic Standpoint.” Grocery and Market not only bread to our fellow- Fraa Delirery — FL. 2337 The ultimate aim of the functions standard tests proved A member of the Sisters of ferent lines of business. BOIVNIE BRAE men, but ideas.” 7010 E. Colfax at Oliva f a n c y m e a t s , v e g e t a b l e s , a n d Chriftian Family Living Pro more adequate than teacher-made Charity of Halifax, Sister Marion CONOCO SERVICE QUALITY GROCERIES gram, Sifter Annetta said, if tests, but the latter, too^ when is a graduate of Boston Teach "Secularitm,” the atreited Free Delivery SPriice 4447 “ the extention of the king used properly, as a measurement ers’ College and the Boston Col “ excludei God from human 724 So. Univeriity PE. 9909 2331 FL Ohio Ave. (So. Univ. and Ohio) WALT RADGER Says: dom of C h r i f t , increafing and a review, are important in lege Graduate School. thinking and living. It it to memberfhip in the family of the educational program. A former teacher in the Bos rampant today that it it in the Send us your Rlankets ]\ow # # # The firms listed here Bonnie Brae Drug Co. God, teaching M ^ r y Jonef Father Leyden explained ton public schools, she is at pres very air the child breathet. ent chairman of the geography We will return them soft and fluffya U iyl Chaabtrlin— Richard ChamberllB that that may be her name, that, although at the pretent The society in which he moves deserve to be remembered but in reality fhe if fomething time no exteniive totting pro committee for the Archdiocese is bated on profit, not on a when you are distributing Hate your'Doctor phone us more important than Mary gram wat planned in the arch- of Boston. She is consultant on human point of view. your Prescriptions your patronage in the dif Associated Cleaners Been, Wines, Etc. ferent lines of business. Pickup tnd 763 So. University RA. 2874 Oblate Father to Speak at St. Mary's, Littleton EA. 5462: 6736 E. Colfax DeliTery Scrvic* Littleton.— (St. Mary|s Par o*clock on Tuesday morning, Koldeway of 1270 Bowles Ave St. Mary’.s Parish attended the ish)— Once each year, at'the re Sept. 8, with a full, eight grade nue, and Michael W. Kostic, son retreat held at Loretto Heights quest of the Most Reverend Arch elementary curriculum. The for of Mrs. M. E. Deibner of Brem College sponsored by the Catho GAYLORD bishop, a priest from one o f the mer garage building at the rear erton, Wash., repeated their mar lic Lay Women’s Retreat Asso missionary societies addresses the of the convent property was re riage vows Saturday morning be ciation: Misses Betty Conrad, BLESSED'SACRAMENT PARISH modeled into a classroom for use fore Father McCallin at a parishioners on behalf of his par Joan Craig, and Anna Martin; Patronize These Friendy Firms Shopping District ticular community. An Oblate Fa by the first grade pupils. During Nuptial Mass in St. Mary’s and Mmes. Harold V. Craig, Rob ther of Mary Immaculate will th^ current week, classes are Church. ert E. Crogan, James C / Galla speak at the Masses this Sunday, being held only during the morn The bride, given in marriage gher, and Sari C. Meader. Mobiloil - Pennzoil • Mobilgat ing hours. by her father, was attended by Sept. 13. His cause is recom Mr. and’ Mrs. Joseph Hoffman THELMA KASSON Lubrication Sc Wafhing mended to the generosity of all. Mary Lou Koldeway, maid of EMPIRE MARKET Barbara O'Rourke have announced the birth of their Tune Up • Clutch Sc Brake The following infants were honor, and Grace Koldeway and BEAUTY SALON first child, a girl, on Aug. 20, Johnny Meyers Bob Holm Becomes Bride Mrs._,.jAgnes Petty, bridesmaids, 2876 Colorado Blvd. What the baptized Sept. 6: Paul Edward, Paternal grandparents are Mr. Open Week Days and Sundays So. Gaylord Service The Rev. Frederick D. Mc- all sisters of the bride. The son of Mr, and Mrs. John Cer- and Mrs. Matt Hoffman of this Hair Styling « 9 t.m* to I p.i Callin officiated at the double bridegroom was attended by the liich, horn on Aug. 14, with Fran parish. Permanent Waving Quality Meats - Sea Foods Center and Garage cis A. Cernich and Louise Cer- ring ceremony for the wedding three brothers of the bride, PHONE DExter 1188 Doctor Orders, s. nich as sponsors; Michael Mark, of Miss Barbara Ann O’Rourke, Richard Koldeway, best man, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hecke TheJnaa Kaiion O’Connor, Owner 1058 So. Gaylord SP. 7567 1001 So. Gaylord SP. 6443 son of Mr. and Mrs. Budd How daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Arthur and Leonard Koldeway, thorn will leave by car on Thurs ard, born on Aug. 2, with Mr. and O’Rourke, 420 N. Logan Avenue, ushers. Loraine a n d Ronnie day, Sept. 10 for Notre Dame, Mrs. Charles Morrall as sponsors; and Charles W. lies, son of Mr. Bauer, niece and nephew of the Ind., to accompany their daugh- Trina Marie, daughter o f Mr, and and Mrs. Morris lies of Coolidge, bride, dressed like the bride and ter, Miss Barbara Heckethorn, 1^ "The Sign Mrs. Porfidio Prado, born on Ariz., in St. Mary’s Church. Wed bridegroom, served as flower girl who will begin her studies ait St. ^ That Sells” KEENE SUPER MARKET Aug. 8, with Cecil Prado and ding music, with Miss Barbara and ring-bearer. A breakfast for Mary of the Woods College in Fh Top Mirtit rrlM June Lievens as sponsors; and Heckethorn at the organ, was the young couple and 35 relatives that city. Another daughter, Mrs. 1093 S. Gaylord Fred Keene, Prop RA. 0902 Eugene Hartnett, has returned potteg I Lilt Yni Fmairt) Judith Carmen, daughter of Mr. sung by Georgeann Daley. and friends was served in the uim-'ivi. \ With ill The bride was given in mar to her home in Philadelphia, store Hours: 8 to 6:00 Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. and Mrs. Alfonso Salazar, horn Silver Wing Inn. In the after on June 8, with Mr. and Mrs. riage by her father. She was at noon, a reception was held in the Pa., after spending the summer 8 to 7 Friday and Saturday Raymond Olivas as sponsors. tended by Helen Contreras as home of the bride’s parents. months in Littleton with her par ents. • Nationally Advertised Foods i Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Ger- maid of honor. Nancy O’Rourke, While attending the Wolf berg ety, who reside on N. Logan sister of the bride, was flower South Drive-in theater recently, Fairfax Hardware Avenue, have departed on a girl. Howard Earl served as best • Fresh Fruits and Vegetables the young couple were the lucky (Colftx at Pairfiz) month-long automobile trip which man. Terry O’Rourke, brother of winners of a trip to Mexico. They Fund-Raising Project Assured by S • Top Grade Meats — Sea Foods — Poultry includes stops at S t Marys, the bride, and Thomas O’ Rourke, will travel via Continental Air HARDWARE, GLASS, PAINTS Kans.; Kansas City, Philadelphia, a cousin, were attendants. lines to Mexico City for a three- Of Sacred Heart PTA HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Registered Pharmacistf It’s Keene Super Market for the Keenest Buys in Town Washington, New York City, in Mrs. Harry O’Rourke o f 430 day stay at the St. Francis’ Hotel FR. 2725 5022 £. Colfax Your doctor's prescription will New England, Quebec City, Mon University Boulevard, the bride’s and on to Acapulco, Mexico’s fa (Sacred Heart Pariah, Denver) H. L. Rlnahart, Prop. treal, Niagara Falls, Ontario, and aunt, served a wedding dinner in mous seaside resort, for three At a meeting of the PTA of be correctly dispensed at Park Detroit. During their absence, her home for the newlyweds. The days at Hotel Club de Pisca. ficers in the home of Mrs. E. J. Hill Drug Cojipany . . . 8 reg The Best In BELMOl^T Mrs. Stanley Kalaraaya, mother young couple expect to make Their wedding trip will include Gillespie, it was decided that the istered pharmacists to serve of Mrs. Gerety, will be in Little their new home in Las Vegas, a tour of the famous gardens of organization would sell Christmas YOL ALWAYS PLLMBEYG CO. you. DRY CLEANING ton to maintain the home for the Nev. Acapulco and the historical city cards this year as a fund-raising Repairing & Contracting children. SAVE AT Kostic-Koldeway of Old Mexico. project. We proudly acknowledge 100 NO JOB TOO LARGE'OR SMALL AND LAUNDRY Mrs. Kostic is employed as An interesting program was Free Estimates Full Eight Grades Marriage Held SIMMONS DRUG per cent acceptance by the SAM BOXER. Mfrr. 1076 S. Gaylord Opened in School bookkeeper at Montgomery planned for the year. The meet Dayt, PE. 2070 4 Day Service Charlotte .Ann Koldeway, Ward and Mr. Kostic, recently ing was also attended by Father medical profession, due to fair St. Mary’s School opened at 9 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. 2868 Colo. Blvd. FR. 2614 Nightt. EA. 5379 Special 1 Day discharged from the Air Force, Martin Schiltz, S.J.; Sister Ann prices, prompt service, and is employed at Millar Coffee Co. Lorraine, and Sister Ann Jude. The firms listed here unquestioned accuracy. Wa.^hington Park They will return Sept. 7 to make The CPTL School of Instruc deserve to be remembered their home in Littleton. tion Sept. 1 was attended by Mrs. St. Vincent Altar Unit 'For Distinctive Prises for Bridge when you’ are distributing Cleaners To Poy Visit Ruth Harris, Mrs. Katherine Parlies and all other occosions— Margaret Tate, Mgr. To Homeland Jones, Mrs. Carmel Baca, Mrs. The firms listed here VISIT OUR GIFT DIPARTMINT your patronage in the dif Hatra, and Mrs. Gillespie. Pickup & Delivery Mrs. Charles Bowlus of 433 deserve to be remembered ferent lines of business. To Convene on Sept. 11 Rapp Avenue has her tickets The first PTA meeting of the 1087 So. Gaylord SP 7898 bought, and on Monday she will school year will be held on Sept. when you are distributing (St. Vincent de Paul’t Pariah, the faculty is planned after the go to Stapleton Field to board 22 in the school hall. your patronage in the dif Denver) business meeting. a plane for New York. She will The Altar and Rosary Society Room mothers for the eight then take a TWA airliner for L. M. Pexton to Address ferent lines of business will hold the first meeting o f the grades met in the home o f Mrs. Tel Aviv. From there she goes to Denver Accountants ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH season on Friday, Sept. 11. George Learned and decided to nearby Safad. Patronize These Friendly Firms The Roiary will be recited in form a club, which will meet “ This will be her first visit L. M. Pexton, president and the church at 1 p.m. and the ijionthly a few days before the home since she came to America general manager of the Denver meeting will follow immediately general PTA meeting. The club 23 years ago,” Bowlus said Union Stock Yard' Company, •will in the church hall. All women will serve to knit the organiza Wednesday. She is going to see address the Denver Chapterhi of Alameda Drug Store of the parish are invited. tion together and reduce the her parents. National Association of Cost Ac V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. BUCHANAN’S First Meeting Set length and detail of the general In the 23.years since she came countants at its first technical COLORADO BOULEVARD DRUG meeting. here as a bride, Mrs. Bowlus has meeting to be held at the Uni Cat Rate Drugs Sept. 14 for PTA Paul H. Schmitz, Prop. Christian Bros. Wines Eighteen members were pres reared three sons who now serve versity Club on Tuesday, Sept. The first meeting of the PTA 15, at 6:30 p.m. The title of Mr. Fountain Service Sundries AJl Popular Been ent at a meeting of officers and in the air force. All have been Member Bleesed Btcramenl Parish will be held at 2:30 p.m. Mon Pexton’s talk is “Accounting for Your Business Appreciated Wa DtliTtr committee heads to make plans with her in these past three day, Sept. 14. A tea honoring Price Supports.” A1 Reinhardt, for an active and well-organized weeks. Saleim and Kamel will Visit Our New Prescription Department Alameda & So, Broadway PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy. secretary-treasurer of the Den P’TA for the school year. return to Perrin Air Force Base Fountain Service . . . Liquor Department LOYOLA PARISH in Texas, and Monier is being ver Union Stock Yard Company Warning slips will be sent sent to Japan. and a member of the Denver Carlin's Mobil Service home with the children to all Free Delivery in East Denver and Aurora CONOCO PRODUCTS SAVE TIME TRADE AT HOME Mrs. Bowlus will be hack in Chapter of National Association parents who call for their chil BOB CARLIN Lubrication ■ Delco Batteries Rocky Florl and Joe Hiyie Littleton about Christmas time. of Cost Accountants, will be Phones: EA 3533; EA 9997; EA 9998 (Member S t FrancU D« Salet' Parish) dren. The Denver Police have The following women ■ from chairman for the meeting. Lubrication Car Washing Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. asked that parents do not double park. Children are asked to cross East Colfax & Colorado Blvd. Walking , . . Steam Cleaning Your Convenient Pickup & Delivery on crosswalks only. W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS Druggist Picnic Slated on Sept. 13 1st & Logan SP. 9930 The St. Theresa group and the Alameda & Logan PE. 9840 Preicriptioni Liquor •St. Joan of Arc group, of St. I7tb end Race EAit 9837 Vincent de Paul’s Junior Cath By Lady of Grace Parish olic Daughters, and their mothers ST. LOUIS' PARISH Temptation (Our Lady of Grae* ParUb, Danvar) D e Lu xe attended Mass and Communion Please Patronize These Friendly Firms ST. JOHN'S PARISH at Evergreen on Saturday morn The first parish picnic will be_ held Sunday, Sept. 13, at ( p i s a n L Cleaners & Dyers ing, Sept, 5. After Mass, break Vassa Park, west of Arvada, according to the Rev. James Moy- Permanent Waving fast was cooked out of doors. nihan, pastor. The picnic activities will begin at 11 a.m. ^ Gallon We Have Our Own Plant The Pinochle Club will have Serving on the pi6nic committee are Bill Cullen, Jane Roth, See Tom Brogan for Furniture, Lamps, and Bedding a Specialty 88 So. Penn. RA 3083 “ Ladies’ Night” this Thursday John Kalinoski, Mrs. Joseph Cassidy, Howard Briggs, and Sue Terms Available , 9 8 * And 2800 Joiephina EA 7363 evening, Sept. 10. A Dutch lunch School. * No Interest Charged M y Lady Edith will be served after the card There will be games and other events for both adults and . Rrogans Furnitiire & Appliances Broadway Creamery Th. firnit lilted here deierva to Beauty Shoppe games. As this is the first get- children. Parishioners will bring their lunches, but refreshments be remembered when you ere dii- together for the 19th season, the will be served by the committee. Dancing is also planned. OPEN THURS., FRI., SAT. EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 Minnii Kentltc. M(i 66 So. Broadway Sp. 2665 tributlng your patronago to the club would 4ike to see a ijirge The pii;nic is described by Father Moynihan as an excellent 2084 So. Federal Blvd. Member of St. Louis Parishv different linee o( bualnei.a. 2804 E. 6th A t*. EA. 0788 turnout. chance for all pariabioners to become> well acquainted.
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Thursday, Sept. 10, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER'CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE FIVE fi' Complete Plans for Fete October 2 Beauty ’ f St Francis' HNS Unit Service Progress at St. Joseph's Slates Movie^ Discussion Cold (St. Joseph’s Redemptorist Cincinnati, who is a senior stu Parish, Denver) dent majoring In economics at (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, hold a card party in the home o f Waves, Denver) Mrs. L. W. Kleinschnitz, 263 S. There are only 21 days before St. Mary’s College in that city. A brief discussion o f several Clarkson, at 1 p.m. Sept. 17. St. Joseph’s' 59th anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Flylalle Machine and Machineless outstanding parish problems fol Dessert-luncheon will be served. fall festival will have its opening are new parishioners, living ajt OPEN EVENINGS lowed by a movie and refresh The men of the parish will on Qct. 2. Cochairmen, Dillon 827'Lipan Street. ments will be the feature of the receive Holy Communion Sun Bagan and Rick McNicholas, and The third and last publication first Holy Name Society meet day, Sept. 13. The Holy Name Irene's Beauty Salon the committee heads are well of the banns of marriage between ing since the summer recess. Society will receive in a group Mrs. Johanna Fraiier, Prop. pleased with the results so far. Frank J. Rust of this parish and Jo Ann Cooley of Guardian The meeting will start at 8 in the 8 o’clock Mass. All the 24 £. 11th Aye. MA. 0738 Harry Pemberton, dinner o’clock Monday evening. Sept. men of the parish ara urged to chairman, announces the menu Angels’ Parish will be announced next Sunday. Both young people 14, in the high school library receive Communion in one of as follows: Roast beef, parsley, with James Anderiea presiding. the Masses, buttered potatoes, carrots and are graduates of St. Joseph’s Title Insurance High School, and the wedding The League of the Sacred Devotions in honor of Our peas, cole slaw, rolls, sherbert, Heart will meet in the church at Mother of Perpetual Help will Is the modern method of ob and coffee or milk. This dinner will be solemnized in St. Joseph’s 1:45 p.m. Tuesday, Sept, 15, for be held on Tuesday evening at taining protection against any will be served Sunday, Oct. 4, on Saturday, Sept. 19, at a 10 recitation of the Rosary, to be 7:30. The High Mass for the in defect in the Title of your and the price per plate for o’clock Nuptial Mass. Eather Christian Darley will officiate in followed' by a meeting in the as tentions of the novena will be real estate. adults is $1,25, and for children sembly room of the rectory. offered Tuesday morning at 7 60 cents. the wedding ceremony. . • . . And proTidei Mrs, Rose Gabble, president of Altar Society o’clock. Working behind the steam ta the Parent-Teachers’ Associa Grade School ble with him are all experienced Plans Card Party SECURITY tion has arranged an afternoon Foculfy Named chefs, Lee Cerise, Joe Leydenm, meeting for Sunday, Sept. 13, at The Altar and Rosary Society Helen McNicholas, Mr. and Mrs. which time she hopes the parents will hold a card party in the The list for the grade school Jack Ward, with Bill Kerr man o f students of both schools will Public Service Institute at 1:30 faculty has been completed: ning the coffee, urn, and Mrs. be present to meet the faculty p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 22. Mrs, A1 Sister Mary Alphonse, lA ; Sister Robert Turner in charge of the Fender, PE. 3047, is in charge of Maureen Claire, IB; Miss Jean 4 members. dining room. The tickets may be She has appointed the follow ticket sales. Anyone willing to Stromsoe, 2; Sister Mary Alex procured this week from any donate an apple pie to the re andria, 2-3; Mrs. Peter Reilly, Property ing as room mothers: First, Mrs. member of the committee or at Jose De Herrera; second, Mrs. freshment committee should call 3; Sister Irene Louise, 4; Sister the rectory. •Mrs. Earl Sulcer, SP. 8825, or Florence Marie, 4-5; Sister Owner Kenneth Allen; third, Mrs. Vin There will be no waiting. With cent O’Connor; fourth, Mrs. Carl i ■ ' 5 ^ ' Mrs. Fender. Monica Joseph, 5; Sister Mary all new equipment and larger Yarcho; fifth, Eva Beckstresser; The Canasta Club of the Loyola, 6; Sister Andrea Marie, accommodations in the kitchen sixth, Mrs. Edwin McCloskey; This scene at last tended. The picture was taken from atop the mag Altar and Rosary Society will 6-7; Sister Mary Huberta, 7; Iniurei Marketability and with plenty of efficient help, seventh, Mrs. James Quinn; Mother Eva Joseph, 8. Seminary Open House. year’s bazaar and nificent tower at the seminary. This year’s bazaar the committee will be able to eighth, Mrs. John Berger; nine-1, and open house will be held this Sunday, Sept. Doim'n/can Nun Bozaar .Mrs. . John Kingston, ^president , serve 2,000 or more within a open house held at St. Thomas’ Seminary, Den Mrs. Clarence Allen; nine-2, Mrs. 13, in the afternoon and evening. The public is in lOf the PTA, and 20 members at- period of five hours. Dan Horan; 10-1, Mrs. Joseph ver, shows the beautiful, well-shaded grounds, spa J h s , J i t k . cious parking lot, and part of the crowd that at- vited, Wofkers Set Meeting cathoik Par. Richard Finnic, a non-Cath- Kelly; 10-2, Mrs. Am Romero; ent-Teacher League school of olic, a railroader by profession 11-1, Mrs. Rick McNicholas; 11-2, + + + + + + There will be a meeting for instruction. 'SuW tanU f, Co. and sign painter by avocation, Mrs. Harold Beck; and 12, Mrs. the workers at the Dominican Mrs. J. G. Thompson, chair executed two excellent display Jack Ward; Sisters of the Sick Poor ba man of the PTA book rental Membership, Mrs. McNicholas zaar Monday night. Sept. 14, State Wide Title Service signs for the showroom of the committee, thanks all the women Denver Buick Company and a for the grade school, and Mrs. at 8 o’clock in the convent who assisted preparing the books 1711 California KE 12.il sign which will vbe used on the J. Berger for the high school. 2501 Gaylord Street, Denver, for the school year. car to display it at advantage First Fridays, Mrs. Marcu^ to give a report on the bazaar. The first planning committee points. It was done through his Ertle; hospitality, Mmes. Neta ------\ meeting of the year for Cub friendship with Jimmie Madden, McDaniels, George Kaiser, and Moves to ‘Sentinel’ Scout Pack 126 will be held The firms listed here deserve to John Gibbons; program, Mrs. Syl also a railroader. A1 Granger, former member of Monday evening. Sept. 14, at be remembered when you are dis Yonkers; league, Mrs. Lawrence A reminder to the women of the Register editorial staff, has 8:15 in the assembly room of tributing your patronage to the Ochs; deanery, Mrs. John Gib the parish and their friends is joined the staff of the Grand the rectory. All the officers o f different lines of business. bons; publicity, Mrs. Don Alva given to look in their secret Junction Sentinel after several the Mothers’ Auxiliary and den rado; sick visiting, Mrs. Theresa hiding places for hats they might years with the Sterling Advocate. mothers are requested to attend. have discarded and bring them Kellogg; civil defense and safety, to the rectory as soon as pos Mrs. Victor Kerr; ways and sible, so that Leon, the “ Hat means, Mrs. Robert Turner, as Stylist of the West,” who will be sisted by Mmes.. Martin Kammer at St. Joseph’s for the first time, and Harry Leisenring; telephone, JOE ONOFRIO will restyle them to please the Mrs. Taft Nussrallah. Home of Quality Pianos most fastidious. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor J. C. Leon, his wife and five chil Buckley, Vicar General of the dren are all converts to the Archdiocese of Omaha, Neb., and Cable-Stark Church. unclfe of Father Buckley, is a A general meeting will be held welcome visitor at the rectory. Lester Betsy Ross Tuesday, Sept. 15, at 8:15 and The Rev. Evan Gautreau, everyone should attend. C.SS.R., of St. Gerard’s Parish, Trade in your old piano Baton Rouge, La., is also a Den Stephen Ronald Garcia, son on a new Spinet or T-V Set of Mr. and Mrs. B, Garcia of ver visitor. He is conducting a is assured for the serving will seat 500 diners at one time. The roast beef series of retreats at El Pomar. 841 Elati Street, and Anthony Plenty of Room of the dinner at this year’s dinner, costing SI.25 for adults and 50 cents for Gilbert Garcia, son of Mr. andi^® .stationed at St. Joseph’s children under 12, will be served starting at 1 p.m. Best Trade in Town Mrs. Anthony Garcia of 710 Kal- during the time of Fathers But- eminary open house, for it will be held in the new The picture of the seminary refectory above was 1805 Broadway MA. 8585 amath Street, and Paula Ann timer and Harry Smith. assembly building now nearing completion, which taken at last year’s dinner. Across from the Cosmopolitan Hotel Baskall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fenili of 1061 Cherokee Lawrence Baskall of 921 Acoma Street, Donald McCloskey of 421 Street, were baptized last Sun W. Sixth Avenue, and Nicholas day by Father McKeever. Haring of 311 Elati Street left Mrs. Blanche Waber of 735 Denver Tuesday to resume their Seminary Bazaar to Give W. First Avenue is a patient in studies at St. Joseph’s Redemp St. Joseph’s Hospital. torist College, Kirkwood, Mo., Valuable Gift Certificates Father Charles Buckley, where they are studying for the priesthood. C.SS.R., pastor, announces that Gift certificates of $200 and $100, respectively, will be Nick Haring, of 311 Elati the Forty Hours’ devotion will be awarded as first and second prizes as a main feature at the St. Street took first prize, a blue held on Sunday, Monday, and Thomas Seminary open house and bazaar to be held on the ribbon, a cash award, and a ban Tuesday, Sept. 20 to 22. seminary grounds at 1300 S. Steele Street, Denver, Sept. 13. VISIT OUR Mrs. Alex Pollock and daugh quet at the Lotus Room in the Denver Post Seedman’s contest William Sievers, Roy Atkinson, Louis Koster, and Henry Yunck ter Hazel of 308 W. Fourth Ave are in charge of the booths. JOE ONOFRIO NEW DRIVE-IN nue, Margaret Harrison, and held recently at the City Audi A roast beet dinner will be served starting at 1 p.m. Prices Bertha Berger attended the re torium. The prize was awarded offers 17th & LOGAN treat last week end at El Pomar. for his beets and he took a third are $1.25 for adults and 50 cents for children under 12. Dinners Miss Anna Marie Schmuki, a for carrots. He also exhibited will be served by the students rather than by the cafeteria sys graduate of St. Joseph’s High some rabbits and captured blue tem used in the past. “Nothing Rut the Finest'* School, has finished her intern and red ribbons and third places. Mrs. Louis Sullivan, Mrs. Ed Hegge, and Mrs. May Her Other members of the club, rington will have charge of the homemade candy booth. Cake ship at Good Samaritan Hospital, With General Electric Have Your Cincinnati, 0., and is home for who call themselves St. Joe’s and candy donations may be brought directly to the bazaar. a shprt vacation with her parents, Soil Sharks, are Len Koch, who JOE JOE. JR. the A. E. Schmukis of 922 W. also won a prize for his secre- 14th .\venue. S^he has accepted t p y ’s book; Keith and Ken School-Time Mass Schedule CLOTHES a position as a dietitian at Cin Kroonberger, and Mike Maher. cinnati General Hospital. Her Mrs. Nick Haring is their leader parents announce her engage and Mr. Haring, coleader. At Assumption in Welby ment to James O’Leary, also of Mrs. Harold Beck's Boys, who love to cook, also made the girls Welby. — (Assumption Par week’s officers’ meeting: Pro CLEANED look to their laurels in another ish)— The school-time schedule of gram chairman, Hazel Croteau; OaJdoiJiSL OsibiL contest sponsored by the 4-H services began Sept. 6. From publicity chairman, Antoinette Club. These boys, who are in the now until the last Sunday of Labriola; civil defense and anti second year, competed with girls May, the Sunday Masses will be safety chairman, Peggy Ma- with the same experience and at 6, 8, 10, and 12 o’clock noon. cauley; health chairman, Philo- PjwAhdsL JjwjubIsL they captured three second-placp The weekday High Mass will be mena Rotella; league represen HEALED QUICKLY winners and two third places. at 8:15 a.m. so that the school tative, Loretta Tolvo. Mrs. Beck has named them the children can attend Mass before with The PTA last week purchased five wonders. They are Terence class. 10 badly needed metal chairs for MY PROVEN METHOD McCloskey, president; Dan Kam The Sorrowful Mother Novena, the school. mer, Jerome Maher, Jim Phillips, No cutting ® No injection! held every Friday evening and Tom Seely. They are eighth Father Albert Gagliarducci, No suffering • No hoipital throughout the year, will begin grade students this year. O.S.M., of Elgin, 111., will stay loss of time from work at 7 instead of 7:30 during the The management of the Colo here for a couple of weeks before school schedule of church serv going to his new assignment at rado Food Plan, Inc., of 500 ices. Dr. Alien B. Kalamath Street, has extended Our Lady of Riverside Seminary, an invitation to the husband or Chairmen Named Riverside, Calif. 2 Great Croessmann wife of 125 families to be guests The following PT.\ members Irvin and Crawford Larson (D.C. at a demonstration and dinner were given chairmanship.s at last gave time, labor, and materials Appliances in 1 331 14th St. Suite 311 Thursday, Sept. 17, at 7:30 p.m. to repair the rectory boiler. Inquire at AComo 5070 Madeleine Ries-Eiberger, R.N., Lt. John S. Gunnison Jennie Spano of Retreat Park It's a zero-range freezer v.'ill motor to Colorado Springs Is Father of Girl, Teresa contributed two red rose flower plus a no-defrost refriger- next week to attend the home- bowls, to decorate the statues of ator all in one beautiful 11 coming day at Glockner Hospital, Lt. John S. Gunnison, a grad Our Lady in the sanctuary. of which she is an alumnus. uate of Cathedral High School cabinet. 9.5-cu-ft capacity. Carl F. Eiberger, Jr., has re who is now public relations o ffi The following women helped So different! See it todayl turned from a short motor trip cer at the air base at Orlando, the sisters with transportation through New Mettico, Arizona, Fla., is the father of a girl, to summer school •at Loretto and Southern Caljfornia and will Teresa Ann. Mrs. Gunnison is Heights College this year: Marie QUICK Liberal Trade leave Denver Sunday, Sept. 13, the former Florence T. Roche.' Weiman, Rose Puhl, Peggy Ma for his senior year at the Uni Lieutenant Gunnison studied caulay, Hazel Croteau, Josephine CLEAN versity of Notre Dame College drama at Denver University and Rossi, Phil Rotello, Mrs. Maurice REFRIGERATOR .of Law. is known in theater circles Jensen, Elsie Weskamp, Mary WASHER. Budget Terms Denver. Rossi, Angela Ficco, Onelia FREEZER Domenico, and Irene Rossi. Big Trade-in Holy Rosary Parish Allowance
Party on Sept. 18 • Activoter^ Washing Action (Holy Rosary Parish, Denver) • Fingortip Controls • Adjost- ablo Wringor • Ono-y#or War The monthly games party will ranty be held Friday evening. Sept. 18, at 8 o’clock in the school hall. And lots, lots m o re — Tickets are now being sold Y o u 'll have to come among the parishioners, and it is hoped that each one will make in and SEE! a special effort to attend this games party, since the proceeds are used for the expenses of the church' and school. Tickets may also be purchased the night o f the games party at the door. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John J. Judnic wishes to thank the following women who helped in cleaning of the school and paint ing the kitchen Sept. 2 and Sept. 3: Mmes, Edward Orell, Louis Pozelnik, John Arko, Jo JOE ONOFRIO MUSIC seph Jersin, Joseph Hovart, Ray mond Silk, Joseph Frank, Frank Nortnik, Martin Brozovich, ‘Home] of Television* Clyde Stackhouse, Joseph Ren- sel, Anton Padboy, Miss ](lose- Member of St. Catherine’s Parish mary Frank, and Miss Lillian Skrjanc. , The following mtn helped in 1805 BROADWAY Two Stores to Serve You 716 SANTA FE the painting of the kitchen in AC. 8181 Leon Bennett (above), the “ Hat Stylist of the the school: Louis Pozelnik, An MA. 8585 Open Monday Till 8:30 P.M. West,’’ will be one of the many features at'the ton Padboy, Joseph Rensel, fall festival of St. Joseph’s Redemptorist Parish, Denver. Oct. 2, Frank Nortnik, and Louis Posel 3, and 4.-—(Photo by W. J. Hofichulte), I nick, Jr. t ■1-.I [f f %
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PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Sfreet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keysfone 4205 Thursdoy, Sept. TO, 1933 Was 49 Years Old Barrett-DuBois NufStials Weekly Parties Married in Littleton Rite Miss Barbara Charlotte Archbishop's Guild Circle Head Dies Jeanne DuBois, Koldeway, daughter of sisters, Blanche N eff, Mildred daughter of (Archbithop’t Guild, DenTer) who was 49, had been in Denver Mrs. Lester Are kheduled Seigmond, and Winifred Eden, Mr. and Mrs. Margaret Seigtnond, president about six years and was working Earl Goodwin, all of Calamus. A. A. Koldeway of St.' Teresa’s Circle of the for the Bureau of Railway was married to of 1270 Bowles Archbishop’s Guild, died of cancer Trainmen of the Colorado and The Ave Maria Circle will James Edward at Calamus, la., Aug. 30. The Southern Railroad when she be meet Sept. 16 in the home of A t A ll Saints' Avenue, Little Barrett, son of came sick. Virginia Vaughan ton, w a s mar funeral was from Sts. Phillip and Mrs. Pauline Koran. Mr. a n d Mrs. has made arrangement for a (All Saint.’ Pari.li, Denver) ried to Michael James’ Church in Grand Mound, Catherine Mall will entertain Melvin F. Bar- Mass to be sung fpr her and a Kostlc, s n of la., and she was buried there the Precious Blood Circle Sept. 12. rett, 1326 S. ' Weekly games parties, spon 0 following Wednesday. Margaret, card was sent to her three Mrs. M. E. Dieb- The Henry Nadorffs have re Milwaukee, i n sored by the Holy Name Society, ner of B r e m- turned to Denver after spending St. Vincent de will be inaugurated in the parish merton, Wash., the summer at Buffalo Creek. Paul’s Church, hall Friday, Sept. 18. Aug. 29 in St. Together with a number from Denver. The Rt. The games will start promptly Wedding Blessed Sacrament Circle, on Rev. Eugene at 8 p.m. and will be completed Mary’s Church, Littleton. T h e Labor Day they attended the O’Sullivan offi by 10 p.m. Cochairmen in charge Rev. Frederick Breakfasts first Benediction held in St. ciated a t t h e of these parties are Clement H. Elizabeth’s Church at Buffalo. double -ring Dompierre and Henry DiNicola. McCallin offi ciated a t t h e rites, which Refreshments will be on sale all and Our Lady of Loretto Circle rite held before will meet Sept. 18. Helen were followed evening, served by the various the Nuptial Wehrle will be the hostess. by a reception circles of the parish. Cochairmen Receptions Mass. Janet Wadsack served a given by Mr. for the refreshments are Mrs. spaghetti dinner to St Joseph’s and Mrs. Lester Nicholas Jamison and Mrs. Mar The best men are a Circle at the meeting in Septem E. Goodwin in shall Sanders. w a s Richard |> ber. Mildred Kehoe was down their home in The Rev. J. Herley Schmitt, Koldeway a n d j Specialty from Idledale to attend this the Norman pa.tor, ha. announced a new the ushers were meeting. apartments. aerie, of information cla.ae! Arthur Kolde with us S t Gerard’s Circle will meet The bride was for non-Catholic! and for way and Leon- Sept 16 in the .home of Vir Catholic, interested in gaining a r d Koldeway. Receptions in our delightful Charbonnet given in mar ginia Collins. riage by Lester Earl Goodwin. a deeper knowledge o f their All three are Room at no extra charge. Helen Canny will be hostess Bridal attendants were Miss Jeanne Barrett, the maid of faith. These classes will begin brothers of the when Our Lady of Lourdes Circle on Monday, Sept. 14, and will bride. The maid . . . or have us do a most complete and beautifully honor, and Mrs. Harry Rosenthal of Boulder and Miss Joyce Peder meets Sept 15. son, the bridesmaids. be held every Monday there of honor was arranged reception in your home, or choice of halls, Marge Thomas and famUy of Jack McGrath was the best man. Robert Bruhn and Jack Bar after at 8 p.m. in All Saints’ Mary Lou Kol at surprisingly low prices. St. Anthony’s Circle have been rett ushered. Rectory at 2559 S. Federal deway, and Grace Koldeway and Agrnes Petty were bridesmaids. k visiting friends and relatives in Reception guests were greeted by Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. Boulevard. The aforementioned are also sisters o f the bride. Nebraska and Kansas. Jack, the M' We bake our own originally designed wedding cakes Barrett. Mrs. Francis C. O’Kelly of Albuquerque, N. Mex., aunt After the Nuptial Mass a breakfast was held in the Silverwing eight-year-old s o n o f Eleanor Frozen Food Show . . . Specialize in ice carving and decorative liiotifs. of the bride, was also in the reception line. , Inn, and a reception was held later in the home of the bride’s par Ottero of this circle, has been The Altar and Rosary Society Mr. Barrett and his bride, after a wedding trip to Grand ents. I released from Children’s Hos will sponsor a frozen food dem Lake and Estes Park, will make their home in Cheyenne, Wyo. pital. He had a form of the flu onstration given by the Colo The bride was graduated from St. Francis’ High School in Before her wedding the bride was feted by showers given by Receptions-75c up per person and was badly dehydrated. rado Food Plan at its audito Denver in 1950. Miss Joyce Pederson, Mrs. Harry Rosenthal, Miss Marilynn Matt Key of Heaven Circle will rium at Fifth and Kalamath The couple are making their wedding trip to Mexico City, son, Mrs. Fred Mattson, Sr.; Mrs. William F. Bechtold, Mrs. A1 meet Sept 16 in the home of Streets Monday, Sept. 14, at 8 traveling via Continental Airlines on an all-expense trip won re- Cooper, and Mrs. Arthur.Feist. Mrs. Dolphe Simic also entertained Edna Aziere, 1610 Quincy. Fa p.m. Refreshments will be cently at the South Drive-In Theater.— (Photo by Smyth) at a brunch for the bride and her mother. ther Charles B. Aziere, O.S.B., served. All members of the par from St. Benedict’s College, ish are cordially, invited to at Atchison, Kans., has been visit tend. For information or if desir ing his cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Catholic Nurses' Council ous of transportation, Mrs. Dud Maurus Aziere. ley Campbell may be called at WATCH REPAIRING Lee Matties spent a week of Westwood 396J. Restaurant her vacation at St. Walburga’s I Urged to Attend Retreat, The Holy Name Society will Store Hours Hamilton, Elgin, Ball 1578 S. Broadway Convent in South Boulder. She SH. 2474 receive Communion in a group 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. and Eterna Watches brought back some of the' fine We Invite Budget figurines made by the nuns in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, To Be Held Sept. 18-20 Sept. 13. Sat. 8:30 to 1 P.M. Accounts there and a report of the good Scaff Brother! food and lovely surrounding of (Archdioce.an Council of Catholic Nur.e.) Altar workers for Saturday, They Gain In Favor the rest home -ipiaintained for Sept. 12, and Sunday, Sept. 13, Father John J. Regan, spiritual director of the Arch tired housewives ,and business are Mmes. Dudley Campbell, diocesan Council of Catholic Nurses, in a letter sent to mem girls. Gene Noble, Eugene Schmitz, HAHSEN\i-/HANSEM So Good Is Their Flavor! bers of the council, urges them to attend the annual retreat to and Jerry Eincinnes. JEWELERS be held at El Pomar, Colorado Springs, Sept. 18-20. Circle News Sold at Leading Grocers Kappa Gamma Sorority The retreat master will be the Rev. Evan Gautreau, C.SS.B., — OFFICIAL RAILROAD WATCH INSPECTORS ___ of New Orleans, La. Father Gautreau is a member of the Re- The Crucifixion Circle will 1628 SEVENTEENTH STREET KE. 3012 demptorist Mission Band and has conducted several retreats at meet in the home of Mrs. Clar Will Hold Initiation El Pomar. ence Crowe, 2660 S. Julian One Store Only Est. 1920 Denver chapter. Kappa . The retreat opens with a dinner at 6 p.m. on Friday, Sept, Street, Wednesday, Sept. 16. St. Gamma Pi Honor Sorority, -will 18, and closes after 5 o’clock dinner on Sunday, Sept. 20. Infor Joseph’s Circle will meet in the hold formal initiation for its new mation regarding the retreat can be obtained in Denver from home of Mrs. Vernon Pinkham, members at a candlelight party Mrs. Pauline McGinley, 2590 Cherry Street, telephone DE. 1710 S. Raritan, Tuesday, Sept. Delicious FRIED CHICKEN— SHRIMP oi Wednesday evening. Sept. 16, 0355 or Charlotte Stack, 1630 Fillmore, CH. 9287. Colorado 15. Mother Cabrini Circle will in the home of Mrs. William Springs nurses may contact Mrs. Mattie Trainor, 1603 W. Pike’s meet in the home of Mrs. Edward FISH and CHIPS DINNERS Shea, 2048 Holly Street. The Peak Avenue, or Anne Weisenhorn, 2600 N. Cascade Avenue. Reichert, 1827 S. Grove Street, new Kappas will be presented to If possible, reservations for the retre&t should be made by Monday, Sept. 14. Choice of Potatoes and Salads, With Rolls the group by Misses Toni Velas Saturday, Sept. 12. All Catholic nurses are invited to attend. The drive for new members Served Hot at Your Door, 25c Less iF Picked Up quez and Jane Koelbert. Mrs. The charges are $L2.50. for the Altar and Rosary So — One order plenty tor three — Frank Gold will conduct the ciety will be in full swing the Picnic Lunches— Ice Cream— Soft Drinks— Packed to G* initiation ceremony. next two Sundays, Women of ■ ED HOT SOT STEAK CHILLITOS BARBECUE WORCHESTERSHIRE The Kappas will begin their Holy Ghost Unit to Hear the society will be at the door of SAUCE SAUCE SAUCE SERRANOS SAUCE SAUCE study o f the Mass from a litur the church at all Masses to col Condiment! - Reli!he! - Sauce! gical and spiritual aspect with lect dues and distribute the mem Prepared and Packed by SCAFF BROTHERS, La Junta, Colo. the meeting in October. The Rev. Secretary of Art Museum bership booklets. John Aylward, chaplain, will Father Schmitt baptized two ZIP,„tud cU tfitwt conduct the series and is procur Miss Rose Blount, executive is making a strong appeal to the infants Sept. 6: Thomas Edward, 1010 S. Gaylord Now Serving Dinners, 4 to 8 SPruce 4469 ing pamphlets to be used Eis a secretary o f the Denver Art Mu downtown contingent at the ho son of Mr, and Mrs. Roland Hunting Season Soon! study guide. seum for 25 years, will be the tels, many of whom are strangers Reynolds, with Robert Reynolds speaker at the opening meeting in the city. Slated for their enter and Ann Halis as sponsors; and Genealogical Society of the Holy Ghost Altar and tainment is the monthly card Mary Eileen, daughter of Mr. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Lockers Available Now Rosary Society Monday, Sept. 14, party the last Thursday\f each and Mrs. Joseph Gurule, with Complete Processing Service The Colorado Genealogical So at 12:30 p.m. in the church hall, month held in the church hall at Alphonso Herrera and Mary Eas- ciety, Mrs. C. W. McAllister, Denver. Miss Blount will be in which time the officers are ontton as sponsors, president, will meet at 7:45 p.m. troduced by a member o f the hand to be the welcoming com The sympathy of the parish is We Sell Top Quality Meats Thursday, Sept. 17, in room 405 society, Miss Hazel Costello. She mittee to visitors who would like e x ten d ed to Mrs. Henrietta stv" of the YWCA, 1545 Tremont IS an authority on porcelains, to become a part of the Catholic Schreffler, whose father died in Place, Denver. John T. Roberts and her topic for the day will be Action of Denver. Mrs. Charles the past week and who lost her will give an illustrated talk, "British and' Continental Porce Thomsberry is chairman and in mother only a month ago. KING'S FRIGID FOOD BANK “ Glimpses of the Near East,” lains.” Miss Blount was ap charge of prizes and refresh and Miss Adelaide A. French will pointed secretary of the Denver] ment. In addition to this monthly Baker-Mayberry for Mr. and Mrs. A. A. King (Members of Cathedral Parish) Optometrist discuss “ Genealogical Dos and Art Commission by Mayor Quigg activity, the wo.men devote a Appointment 2041 So. University Blvd. PE. .3533 Don’ts.” Guests will be welcome. Newton. day each month to sewing when Rites in Golden Call Mrs. Charles Byrne, president, they make coffee at the hall for 230 Majestic Bldg, Picnic Fried will be in the chair. Mrs. Wil the workers. 2 5 0 liam P. Dolan is financial secre 16th Broadway Chicken tary; Mrs. Agnes Kerrigan, re GcK>d Size. Disjointed. cording secretary; and Miss Irene Thornton Will Address Roast TURKEY by the slice Koser, treasurer. Monsignor John CHICKEN POT PIE 4 y C R. Mulroy will give the welcome Civil Defense Meeting to the parish workers. The ses CHAIRS! CHAIRS! CHAIRS! BAKED HAM sions start with a dessert-lunch- At Capitol on Sept. 17 Whole or by the Slice. eon, at. which time a speaker is J|Soni$on''-''Durham"-’'Hampden"-’'lyons''— Imporn introduced. Then the women will The Beer That adjourn to the church, where the The W oman’ s Advisory SOLD in Any Quantity! Rosary will be recited. Council of the State C i^ De Made Milwaukee Famous HUMMEL'S fense Agency will meet Thurs FOLDING CHAIRS Denver’s Leading Caterers and The Holy Ghost Altar Society day, Sept. 17, at 1 p.m. in the (New-Used) Delicatessen House Chambers of the State MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. 311 E. 7th Ave. RE. 1988 • AlhSteel • AU-Hsrdwood Open Eveninoi. tnelidinf Sindsyi. Announce Capitol. Till 7 P.M.; Closed Mondiyi * Upholstered Seats & Backj ^Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; Gov. Dan Thornton will • Children’s • Tablet Arm Engagement open the meeting, which will then be turned over to the TABLES, TOO! panel o f Civil Defense Divi * Banquet ( all sizes) • Card sion heads; Health, fire, po lice, and education. Richard WE A lso RENT AT LOW RATES Froemke, KTLN news editor, will moderate the program. Call, Write or Visit Us-TODAYJ All Civil Defense chair For An Unbeatable Combination men of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women Miss Barbara Elizabeth are urged to attend this meet PEARL 4651 ing and bring any members Baker, daughter of Mr, and ^ B E Y v of their organizations who are Mrs. Boyd Baker, became the interested in the development bride of Robert C. Mayberry, son R E N T S :^ 350 Broadway and progress of the Civil De of Mr. and Mrs.°Carl Mayberry, SAUSRmALS~2. fense Program of Colorado, ih a double-rijjg ceremony in St. Joseph’s Churw, Golden, Aug. 29. The bride was attended by Carmelite 3rd Order Miss Jo Ann Nagel, maid of O Top Quality honor, Miss Kathleen Moran, and Meeting Postponed; Mrs. Del Rice. The bridal gown was of white Chantilly lace over white bridal BREWED WITH PURE Provincial to Visit satin, designed with full length lace sleeves, scalloped neckline, Because Father Howard Raf and a scalloped finger-tip veil, t Low Prices ferty, O.Carm., Prior Provin which fell from a tiara of pearl ROCKY MOUNTAIN cial o f the Carmelite Third and rhinestones. The bride was Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Sliem- Order, Chicago Province, will given in marriage by her father. be in Denver Wednesday, Sept. ers, 4428 Steele Street, an Donald Wheeler was best man. 23, the third reception of Attendants were Richard Mul- nounce the engagement of their SPRING WATER novices for the Denver Third ter and Andrew McKendry. Ush daughter Therese Marie to Mar Order Secular of Our Lady of ers were Richard Baker, brother tin Martelli, son of Mr. and Mount Carmel,, scheduled for of the bride, and Phillip Burns. Excellent Service Mrs. C. Martelli, 3545 Quivas Sept. 14, will be postponed to Miss Joan Johnson sang, ac Street. She is a graduate of Sept. 23. companied by Mrs. M. Delaney. Cathedral High School and is Father Rafferty will speak Immediately following t h e now employed at the Register. ceremony a reception was held Mr. Martelli received his degrees at the reception o f novices in the parish hall. at Colorado State Tpachers Col that erening. The opening of « Following a wedding trip to lege and Denver University and the meeting will be held in Yellowstone National Park, Mr. is now teacher and coach at Holy Mother of God Church at 8 Maybefry and his bride will Family High School. A wedding make their home in Ft. Collins And that’s not all—Safeway unconditionally guarantees every in December is planned. p.m., instead o f the usual 7:30 p.m. Coffee will be served where the bridegroom •will re item. That’s why so many families shop at Safeway because sume his studies in electrical after the receptioh ceremonies. engineering at Colorado^, and SCCOMiSTS II DAiTV MSTK5 M. College.— (Photo by E. A. they know that consistently low prices mean real savings! Cronquist) ^ MARY m i Regis De Smet Club BAKERIES To Convene S e p t 15 All Butter CAKES The De Smet Bridge Club of for Regis College will meet in Holy W«d4inct Ghost Hall, Denver, on Tuesday, BAKERIES ind Psrtles Sept. 15, at 1 o’clock. A dessert- *‘The Finest Only** SAFEWAY (fl 8. Broadwsr—PE, 1929 luncheon will be served. All 87 So. Broadway 1024 8. Gsriord 25 Brosdwsj PEsrI 7115 8Pmcs 7413 friends of Regis are invited. , 753 So. University ’ 1550 Colorado Blvd. 15 W. Girard Engl'w'd 8U. 1-1055 There will be table prizes and sRsiri tooRt coirtRt, leioRH. ccioRAoe. a.i.Ai. 3rd Ave. A Josephine special prizu. _ \
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Thursday, Sept. 10, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN
Interior Painting Is Nearly Completed S t Philomena's PTA Elects Officers Always Elegant Marble Altars Installed in St. John's (St. Philomena’* Parish, Denver) Bennett; historian, Mrs. Phil Hal Holt; social, Mrs. Ed Tice; Lace Mrs. Mack Switzer, president Rotole; auditor, Mrs. George hospitglity, Mrs. Blake Vifquain, SkctcliMl from itock of the PTA, announced the fol Foy. Mrs. Ted Conway, Mrs. R. J. Importod French (St. John'* Pariih, Denver) lowing as officers and commit Janda, Mrs. Max Brooks; safety Chantilly lace Committee, chairmen are as over flowing nylon Work on the installation of the marble altars was finished this week. The altars tee chairmen for the coming follows: Progp-am, Mrs. Frank and civil defense, Mrs. William tulle. Softly year: Patton; ways and means, Mrs. Waggoner; sick, Mrs. Tom Dug •calloped neeklint. are of Botticino (light grey), marble with bases and trim of green Issori marble. First vice jfresident, Mrs. John John Vos, Mrs. Robert Bell, and gan and Mrs. llu is Nelan; cof Gown* from Large polished bronze liturgical emblems adorn the fronts of the three altars. Vos; second vice president, Mrs. Mrs. Rupert Meek; health, Mrs. fee and silver, Mrs. Dennis Cal- iis, Mrs. Frank Bruno, and Mrs. The Communion rail, sanctuary David Eby; secretary, Mrs. Don George Babcock, Mrs. Ted Ben lamp stand, baptismal font, and Steinkamp; treasurer, Mrs. Louis son, Mrs. Eugene Lutz, and Mrs. John Meyer; membership, Mrs. J. V. Shields and Mrs. Dan Os state bases are all carried out in + + + ■ the same marble theme. born; philanthropic, Mrs. Eugene The work of painting the ceil Blish and Mrs. Walter Badger; ing and walls of the nave of publicity, Mrs. Phil Rotole; room the church is almost finished. A mothers’ chairmen, Mrs. Arthur H o i * a n ^ s combination of light and medium Reeder, first to third grades; shades of rose is being used. Mrs. Julius Conrad, fourth to prices are The beautiful memorial taber eighth grades; book rental, Mrs. nacle from the present church John Vos and Mrs. J. P. Wasin- g r a d e d f o will be used in the new church ger; league, Mrs. Myron McGin- and. the work of installing it is ley; and deanery, Mrs. Ed Mar now going on. tin. meet The *olemn novena in honor A meeting of the room of Our Lady of the Miraculou* n e . a d s mother* will be held Sept. 16 Medal will begin in St. John’* >t 1 o’clock at Mr*. Mack Church on Sunday, Sept. 20. Switzer’*, 928 Fillmore Street, The preacher will be the Rev. A meeting of officer* and John Clarke, C.M., of the Vin committee chairmen will be centian mi**ion band. held Sept. 18 at 1 o’clock in Altar Society to Meet the home of Mr*. Switzer. On Friday, Sept. 18 The Altar and Rosary Society Mrs. Louis Koster, president will hold the first meeting of the season at the school library on of St. John’s Altar and Rosary 515 16th Street i i p i Society, will preside at the first Monday, Sept. 14, at 2 p.m. All fall meeting in the home of Mrs. :: X I V - the women of the parish are in vited to attend. Hostesses will be Albert Riede, 2701 E. Seventh »> ■ V* *■' V Avenue, on Friday, Sept. 18. Mrs. Lloyd Stakebake, Mrs. Jo Mrs. Riede, assisted by mem seph Walsh, and Miss Eva Walsh. bers of Our Lady of Fatima it The retreat for the women of DR. JAMES P. Circle, will serve a dessert lunch the parish will be held at El GRAY eon at 1 o’clock preceding the Pomar in Colorado Springs on f jt e T meeting. All women in the parish P J A O f f i c e r s Switzer, president of St. Philomena’s Sept. 25, 26, and 27. Informa Optometrist are invited to the luncheon and ' wiliwci* Parent-Teacher Association, meets with her of tion may be obtained by calling meeting. ficers to prepare the business for the first fall meeting on Mon Mrs. R. Hanson, EA. 9319; Mrs. VISL.4L CARE The response to the appeal for day, Sept. 28, at 1:45 in the school auditorium. Pictured from left, H. Zook, EA. 7130; and Mrs. EYES EXAMINED donations to the altar fund has discussing plans, are Mrs. Lillian Foy, auditor; Mrs. Jo Bennett, H. Wheatley, EA. 1737. VISUAL TRAUSiyC been very gratifying. The Altar treasurer; Mrs. Ruth Steinkamp, secretary; Mrs. Switzer, and and Rosary Society has accepted Mrs. Adelaide Vos, first vice president. Mrs. David Eby, second Choir Rehearsals Optometrist Will Begin t ’ v^ the responsibility, of paying for vice president, and Mrs. Georgia Rotole, historian, were absent 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St the marble altars, which are when the picture was taken.— (Photo by Van’s Studio) Charles Lipdeman is the new H b i r & n & S o n being installed in the new church, director of the .senior choir. Mr. Phone for Appointment' and anyone in the parish who Lindeman participated in the TA. 8883 would like to contribute to this Sodality Union Meet Set musical programs at Marianist altar fund is invited to bring the Preparatory School in Beacon, donation to the meeting, or to N. Y. He directed groups at Day- send it to Mrs. Louis Koster, 357 At St. Dominic's Sept. 20 ton, 0., and in the Navy. He sang Jackson Street. Names of all for the Catholic Hour. donors will be inscribed on a The Denver ArchdioceSan Sodality Union is making plans Choir rehearsals will begin plaque which will be attached to to hold a Communion breakfast Sunday, Sept. 20, in St. Dom Thursday evening. Sept. 17, at the altar. inic’s Church, 2905 Federal Boulevard, Denver. 7 :45 at the rectory. New mem Mrs. Max Proutt and Mrs. Ed 'The breakfast will be held in the church auditorium fol bers will be welcomed. ward Monckton are assisting with lowing the 9 o’clock Mass. Miss Gladys Kennedy, chairman of The banns of marriage are the care of the altars and sanctu the social life committee, is in charge of the breakfast. announced for the first time be ary in September. Anyone wishing to attend the breakfast, whether or not a tween John Joseph Duff o f St. The Rev. John Koster, S.V.D., member of a sodality, may make reservations with Miss Ken Philomena’s and Miss Margaret nephew of Louis Koster, has been nedy before Wednesday, Sept. 16, at FR. 7293. The charge for Ann Cannon of Loyola Parish, in a visitor in the Louis Koster the breakfast will be $1 per person. Denver; and Elmer Goetz o f St. home Father Koster, who is a Augustine’s and Miss Minnie professor of physics in the Uni Woznick o f St. Philomena’s Par versity College of West Gold ish. Coast, Achimotos, West Africa, Nurse-Lieutenant Back came to Denver to visit his grand Instruction Classes mother, Mrs. Koster, who is 93 The public instruction classes years of age. in Catholic doctrine begin on The Rev. Robert Scott of the From European Travels Monday evening, Oct. ,5, at 7:45 Paulist Fathers, a brother of in the basement conference room in the rectory. The classes Mrs. Donald McMahon, was a (Archdiocetan Council of Cath Joseph’s Hospital recently. Mrs. will be held on Monday and Fri visitor in the rectory this week. olic Nur*e*, Denver ChaptM.) Giza is the former Geraldine day evenings for a period of 10 Father Scott passed through Den Lt. Pauline Erjavac, NNC, re Murphy, a graduate of St. ver on a new assignment from James’ Hospital, Butte, Mont. weeks. Catholics and non-Catho- turned last week from a tour lics who are planning to marry New York to the Paulist mission of European cities. Angela Hutman, daughter of band in San Francisco. Catholics this fall or winter Her 40-day tour included Mr. and Mrs. John Hutman, The monthly Holy Hour for should complete the necessary Paris, Munich, Zurich, Venice, celebrated her second birthday conver'don* to the Church will premarital instructions by means Naples, Rome, and Trieste. Aug. 30. be held Sunday, Sept. 13, from of these public lessons. 4 to 5 o’clock. When in Rome Lt. Ervjavac at Miss Eleanor Demshki left The prayers of the parishion tended an audience with the Wednesday for Los Angeles, * You needn't worry over the overcast when The Frank Widger family has ers are asked for the following Pope. Calif,, where she will be em seriously ill: Mr. and Mrs. E. A. moved to Skokie, 111. ployed after a month’s vacations you rtde M o -P ac’ s ultra-modern EAGLES. Kathleen Ann, daughter of Mr. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Giza are Hanifen, George Woodard, Mrs. En|oy dependable, all-w ^h»r schedules and Mrs. Robert H. Lydon, was the parents o f a girl born in St. Mrs. Margaret Billing:ton un Agnes M. Smith, Mrs. Bernice baptized Sept. 6 by the Rt. Rev. derwent major surgery in St. Bedan, Mrs. Vera N. Hadden, ...and a wide choice of comfortable Monsignor John P. Moran. Spon Lewis-Southern Mark Luke’s Hospital last week. and Mrs. Gertrude A. Weathers; accommodations. sors were Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Mae Ryan, who has been and for Nellie Goldsworth of Bragg. ill at home, is now recovered. 1620 Grant, the deceased grand Nuptials in Cathedral Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dunn are mother of Carl and Edward THE PTA Officers Towey. Are Announced the parents of a boy born in Jane Patricia Southern became St. Joseph’s Hospital Aug. 3. Ticket Sales COLORADO Mrs. Clifford Welch, president the bride of William A. Lewis in The Edward Geiger family By Men's Club EAGLE . . . of PTA, announces the officers a ceremony performed in St. and chairmen for the coming has returned from a vacation in The Men’s Club announces the Paul’s Chapel of the Cathedral, California. sale of football tickets for the de luxe through sleeping cars to Wichita, year as follaws; Vice president, Denver, Aug. 29. Mrs. Robert Alenius; recording Parochial Football Circus Sept. Kansas City, St. Louis. Reclining seat The Rev. Robert Breunig wit secretary, Mrs. James Ash; 26. The proceeds from the sale nessed the ceremony. Romantic Novel Penned coaches, planetarium-dome coach to Kansas treasurer, Mrs. E. J. Zalewski; of these tickets will go into the City, St. Louis. Leaves 4il0 p.m. daily. historian, Mrs. Henry Siems; Elizabeth Eby was matron of By Gold Star Mother athletic fund of St. Philomena’s publicity, Mrs. David Ramaley; honor and H. R. Connor was best School. The athletic fund is Mrs. P. M. Salzer of 5136 W. I'M AN EXCEPTIONALLY program, Mrs. Vincent Finley; man. used to replace worn-out or 30th Street is the author of a * ft’s a treat to eat on the Eagles civil defense, Mrs. ElHson Ket- The bride attended' St. Mary’s broken equipment, and to pro new romantic novel. The Mon chum; health, Mrs. Duncan Ack vide an adequate athletic pro Academy and Loretto Heightsf,tague! of Casa Grande. Publica WISE OWL BECAUSE ln|oy aur famed “ Silver Plotter" Diner Service ley; hospitality, Mrs, Albert gram for the school children. College, Denver. tion has been scheduled for Oc . . , featuring eipeclally (elected freih fruit*, Riede; deanery, Mrs. Clifford The Rev. Charles B. Aziere, tober by Pageant Press, New vegetablei, and meat* . . . prepared to your Welch; room mothers’ » chair The bridegroom, an attorney, O. S.B., of St. Benedict’s College York. man, Mrs. George Hall; member studied at Oklahoma University at Atchison, Kans., has been vis I shop for all furni order by expert chef*, terved by caurteeu* and the University of Denver ship, Mrs. James Ash and Mrs. Mrs, Salzer, a Gold Star iting with Mr. and Mrs. Katie ture and household waiter*...with • ilde order ef ecenl* Law School. E. J. Zalewski; sick committee, Mother, has lived in Denver for Aziere of 2919 E. 14th Avenue. iurprlied i furnishing needs at Mrs. Norman Comstock; and Both are members of Cathedral 31 years. She has written articles Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wads the American. I’m PTA league, Mrs. Walter Bad Parish. for Labor Advocate. worth, 1070 Detroit Street, spent ger. the past holiday week end at one o f those folks Grand Lake. with a limited Father John R. Koster, a mis Tickets — Reservations — Information School days are here again. budget but unlim Motorists are reminded by the sionary of the Society of ited good tastes and c it y ; t ic k e t o f f ic e State Patrol to watch out for chil the Divine Word and a profes (M.P.) dren near schools and play sor o f physics in the University the American has grounds. College of Gold Coast, Africa, is the very best values. 515 Seventeenth St. visiting his grandmother, Mrs. That’s why I’m an Phone MAin 3239 Elizabeth Koster of 1401 Fill exceptionally wise or more, for a brief period. Miss Dorothy Jordan, daughter owl, indeed. CITY TICKET OFFICE of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan, (D&RGW) 1601 Ctfok Street, left this past week for the fall term at Creigh I53t Stout St. The reason Idesl ton University in Omaha, Neb. Phone ACome 5333 lerva more ftmiliM in Denver than tny other Michael James Zimmerman, hnadry ii bec«u*e Idesl son o f Mr. and Mrs. Max Zim cnitomert get iost the merman, and Joyce Ann Mur kind of hundry tervict ray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. diey want. Thomas E. Murray, were bap RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. Why don't yon, too, tized by Father James F. enjoy Idetl Lanndry O’Grady Sept. 6. Setidee.’ PromK Service GENERAL TIRES —careful handling—end truly iuperior work, at St. Kose of Lima Parish itandard price*. General Batteries Mm** mi* 4M . Kraft Recapping Tlea Walrnitio Knights of Columbus-mem- GENERAL I lie W cICO nic j,gj.g gjf Council 539 and their guests for the Perry's Cleaners Kraft Inspected gala “ Hospitality Dance’’ to be held in the K. of C- Home, 16th Good Cleaning < FURNITURE COMPANY S9UEECEE and Grant, from 9 to 12 o’clock on Saturday evening. Sept. 26. '4TM STRffT AT lAWSINCI Used Tires Dance cochairmen Joe Barry and Charles Cory are getting Green Stamps a sample of the “ at home” feeling which will prevail from Ken Pielnip and DcliTery G.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax KE. 5205 Sheehy, hospitality chairman. The dance will honor the recent 12027 W. Alameda RA. 98551 initiates of Council 539.
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The liocky Mountain Empire the art of using talents they will witness its biggest display might have to create beauty and of hobbies when the Hobby Ex earn some extra income now and position opens its doorp at the then. Denver City Auditorium, Sept. In the entertainment features 11, 12, and 13, from noon until to be given during the three days, 10 p.m. each day. , hobbyists with those talents, as ■More than 200 exhibits, repre well as many well-known tele senting the best o f about 28,000 vision and radio stars, will be concerned hobbyists, will be seen. shown. There are treasures The more than 40 individuals from all over the \vorld in col and 70 clubs comprising the ex lections ranging froni moderate hibitors, are staging this giant ones to some of almost incalcul Hobby Exposition. All proceeds able value. There will be dozens of this show will be given to of craftsmen working on their promote the work at Juvenile hobbies, instructing the public in Hall.
Shown are, left to right, first row, Betty these Loretto 6. Sister Eileen Marie, dean, greeted the guests ■*' Nurses Receive Pins T u S t f r i h u Thayer, Mary Ann Allen, Rosemarie Erger, As Sophomore Nurses, and Sister Hugolina, director of the St. Anthony Heights C 0 1- Rosie Alonzi, Harriette Brown, Pat Rooney, and unit, together with Sister Vincentia, director of College Division of Nursing were awarded pins lege students were eligible for nurses’ caps as Dolores Anderson; second “row, Elizabeth Zender, the Seton unit in Colorado Springs, presented the Sunday, Sept. 6, in a ceremony at Loretto Heights Ruth Spengler, Florence Earing, Denalda Brown, they begin their clinical training at St. An caps. College. They have completed training at the Hsther Stake, Christina Fehringer, Dorothy Ann thony’s Hospital, Denver, or at Glockner-Penrose Shown are, left to right, first row, Jane Raw- two clinical units connected with the college, St. Morand, and Pat Doyle; third row. Ruby Collins, Hospital, Colorado Springs. After two years at son, Barbara Bordelon, Sue Wilmer, Sister Anthony’s in Denver and Glockner-Penrose ^ in Shirley Schmitz, Phyllis Colhoff, Kathryn Gar- one of the clinical units, the students will return Georgine, Lynn Harrison, Novelle Chrisman; Colorado Springs. It was the first graduation lutzo, Rosemarie Jordane, Donna Cummings, and to the Loretto campus for their senior year. Grad second row, Janet Callahan, Mary Pat Brennan, class of the Loretto Heights Djvision of Nursing. Joan Shyne.— (Photo by Smyth) uates of the Loretto Heights Division of Nursing Joan Healey, Connie Pounds, Natalie Cata, Bar receive degrees as bachelors of science in nurs bara Mason, and Marilyn Won Pat; and third ing and are eligible to compete for state board row, Barbara Detten, Nancy Cress, Clara Ahrens, examinations for registered nurses. Lois Mickelsbn, Phyllis Cummings, Mary Anne 204 Enrolled in'M t. Carmel High School The Rev. Sebastian Egan, O.F.M., ad Middlebrook, Veronica Hausner, and Frances (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel year has been added and the Omaha, Neb.; and Nick Palizzi. dressed the students at ceremonies Sunday, Sept, Larkin.— (Photo by Smyth) School, DenTer) faculty increased by four full Mr. Palizzi attended Regis - f -r + + + + + - - Registration in all the grades College and was graduated in time instructors, namely, Fa and in the freshman class of 1951. He has been athletic high school at Mt. Carmel has ther Francis Brown from Riv coach for the junior high Faculty Institute at Loretto Heights! been closed. Eighty registered erside, Calif.; Sister Mary school at Mt. Carmel for the for their first year of high Audrey, who formerly taught past three years. He will teach “The Development of the testa, O.P., “ Role of Theology;” expected to attend the two-day school, bringing the total en junior high school; Sister the social sciences in the high Christian Woman” is the theme Sister Rbse Patricia, “ Special Op parley. rollment to 204. The junior Mary of the Holy Cross from school. of the two-day faculty institute portunities for the Student;” at Loretto Heights College Sept. Miss Leona Baumler, “ The Nurse 10-11. The Rev. Edward A. Ley as a Christian Woman;” Sister den, archdiocesan superintend Georgiana, “ The Good Teacher ent of schools and chaplain at as an Aid in the Development of Loretto, will give the keynote ad the Christian Woman.” dress entitled “ The Student, the Another panel will be held on Faculty, and the College.” “ Aspects of the Individual, Do Educators Approve All the sessions will explore mestic and Social Development.” the meaning of this statement Speakers on this panel will be in Pius X I’s encyclical on Chris Sister Cecile, “ Need for the De tian Education of Youth; “ Chris velopment of the ‘Whole Per tian education takes in the whole son’ ;” Father Leyden, “Efforts aggregate of human life, physical of Environment in the Develop and spiritual, intellectual and ment of the Christian Woman;” moral, individual, domestic and Miss Rita Clarkson, “ The Chris social . . . in order to elevate, tian Woman Is a Gracious regulate, and perfect it, in ac Woman;” the Rev. Paul Ma P a p 0 i r cordance with the example and honey, O.P., “ The Virtues of the teaching of Christ.” Christian Woman Which Must Be One panel will be devoted to Stressed in the 20th Century.” “ Aspects of the Intellectual, Dr. Lewis Barbato will give an Spiritual, and Moral Growth.” address on “ Counseling in Stu Speakers will be Sister Mary dent Adjustment” at one of the Louise, “ The Library and Its general sessions. Use;” the Rev. Reginald Mala- About 65 faculty members are Palsy Training Center To Open September 14 The Cerebral Palsy Training cerebral palsied child taking Center at 2'727 Columbine place on Friday, Sept. 11. The Street, Denver, opens its doors school will accept any cerebral for the first time to students palsied youngster not eligible Sept. 14. This is the growth of for public school or special class years of planning and hard work rooms. by the United Cerebral Palsy As There is no age limit, and the sociation of Denver, and made enrollment is limited only to the possible this year by the contri staff and faculties. Any cerebral butions of the people of Denver. palsied youngster will be evalu Registration for students who ated for admittance upon sug have already contacted the gestion by a practicing physi FATHER MARK BCNVEGKtl school will take place this week, cian’s referral. FATHER JOSEPH SISTER MARY FIOCLIAS BROTHER ERNEST FATHER C J. STAUWORTM BROTHER CUYER HitdmMStif Prtnnpsl Prtnctpd Prtnctpd Pnnapd SdPortntindont of Cnholic Sokmk with general registration for any Xhe staff at the present time Mtiu*n Actd$my St. Ptttf’i School 0* Ld SdlU CdtboUc Htth School J$smt High School Sscfod Htsrt School Solt lokt Utoii consists of four teachers with a Aurora, III. Larvdo, Tvxat N«w Orltons, Lo. Now Orloons, lo. Andovof, Moio. Name(i to Faculty background of special education in cerebral palsy, who are helped by three assistants (necessary to move the children, and to help in their learning). The workshop has a manager and one assistant, and there are one speech thera pist and one physical therapist. As soon as there are more funds available the staff will be en larged. Occupational therapy will be included with the other class room instruction, but a special occupational therapist will be added to the program soon. A parent education program has been established, with the parents attending classes one day a month. , After the school opens Sept. 14, an open house will be held on Sept. 27, to permit the people of Denver to see just what their BROTHER PLACIDUS BROTHER DOMINIE LUKE BROTHER GABRIEL contributions have done for the Pnoetpd PfUismt Principd cerebral palsied. St’ Jostpb High School St. John's Coikgo Cdcoft H d l CoUoto ftolnrrioro. Md. WoohingtoO/ D. C loitimoro, Md. Registration Starts At Opportunity School Dolores C. Ortiz (above) daughter of Mrs. Delfina Day class registration at Emi ly Griffith Opportunity School Ortiz, 2104 E. 17th Avenue, Den started Sept. 9, from 9 a.m. to ver, has been appointed to the 3 p.m., at 13th and Welton faculty of St. Mary College.in Streets. Xavier, Kans., as an instructor Signing up for evening classes in nursing arts. is scheduled for Sept. 14 and 15 Miss Ortiz received her B.S. in between 7 and 9 p.m. nursing education from St. Mary The various homemaking College, and is a graduate of the courses conducted throughout Gloclnier - Penrose Hospital, Se the city in community centers ton School of Nursing, Colorado and neighborhood schools will Springs. For the past seven also start the week o f Sept. 14, months she has been on the fac with classroom enrollment on the TH( PEN CAN'T LEIK THE INN U N T TRANSFER ulty of St. Joseph’s Hospital date each course begins. 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(Holy Family Parish, Denver) Diana Junghaehe, sister o f the CPTL were Mmes. F. Woerth- The fall series of instruction bridegroom. Mrs. Mills and Miss man, T. Cronin, M. McCloskey, classes in the Catholic faith is Junghaene were escorted by G. T a y lor, W. Shoemaker, Fall Festival in Arvada Sept Ihl2; slated to begin in the library of John Auge and Donald Miller. R. Archer, T. Brodhag, E. Grace, Holy Family High School on Patricia Mills was flower girl. H. Edmonds, W. Siewald, and Monday, Sept. 21, at 8 p.m. The Following the wedding and re J. Spirek. Mrs. Cronin won the classes are open to hon-Catholics ception, the couple left for orchid special prize at the affair. V f To Award Year's Supply of Groceries and to Catholics, who wish to Carlesbad Caverns. Mr. Juiig- Baptized Sept. 5 was Karen refresh their knowledge o f the hSene leaves for overseas duty Sue Wilson, daughter o f Mr. and Arvada.— (St. Anne’s Parish) Zelma Steffanick, George Biller, year. Mrs. John DeBell had Catholic faith. ih France on Sept. 14. rs. Herbert Wilson, with Daniel — The Arvada fall festival will Genevieve’ Salazar, Frank L. asked to be replaced. Non-Catholics Who are think Members o f the PTA council elfiori and Biondina DeBuno as be held Friday and Saturday, Kiser, Emily Stepenski, Helen Altar workers for the weeks ing of marrying Catholics are at the school o f instruction of the sponsors. Sept. 11 and 12. The award of J a n k e , Margnret Corcoran, of Sept. 12-19 are Mmes. T. R. especially invited to the class in a year’s supply of groceries will Peter Rotar, Gerry Huck, Gail Smeaton, John Crowley, and F. the pulpit anhouncement o f its be made at the close of the Rumley, and William Woods. P. Caron. beginning date made last-Sunddy. festival oh Saturday night Sept. The men of the parish will AIR CONDITIONING Mrs. Lee Babcbck was ap The Legion of Mary is com 12. meet in the hall Thursday eve pointed chairman of the bake pleting plans to write personal NEW HOMES — EXISTING HOMES The bake sale sponsored dur ning, Sept. 10, at 8 o’clock. sale to be sponsored by the letters to people interested in ing the festival by the Altar and Plans for decorating the par Altar and Rosary Society at the the faith previously contacted in Rosary Society will be held at ish hall will be discussed at fall festival. Legion work. Mac and Paul’s Sporting Goods this time. Men will be as JtoL Tbun/mAA, Preliminary plans were made Present plans call for the class Store, 7605 Grandview, on Sept for the annual parish chicken pie signed at thit time to erect^ 12 TfeMrs With Air Flow Heatint Co. 12 from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. to be held once a week on Mon dinner, which will be held Sun and work ih the booth at the Women of the parish are asked day evening unless it is found day, Oct. 18. harvest festival. Entertain- Professional Heating Contractor to bring their home-baked goods thOnt and refreshments will that some other evening is more YOUR NORTH SIDE SHEET METAL SHOP here in the morning hours. The sewing booth of hand follow the meeting. All men convenient for those attending made articles will be uhder the Gutter Work — Exhaust Fen* — Flue Liners W AvIreliAn Mrs. Joseph Libonati (second from left, The second of the monthly are urged to attend. Com the lectures. The present series LUnCIi flO lR S liH p seated) of St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver, cochairmanship of Mrs. Ed games parties will be held in the munion day for the men is will be concluded shortly before Conveniently Located is shown at the school lunch workshop held at Colorado A. & M. parish hall the last Friday of the Frigan and Mrs. Albert Simpson. Sunday, Sept. 13, in the 8 Christmas. All women of the parish are 2828 W. 44th Ave. GE. 4365 College, Port Collins. month. Sept. 25. o’clock Mats. asked to donate articles for sale School Improvements Member 8t« FrancU de Sales' Parish + -h -r ^ 60 Women at Meeting Recently baptized were Carla in this booth. Articles may be W>hen the children o f Holy Si*ty women were present left at the rectory or turned ih Jean, daughter of Carl and for the opening meeting of the Betty Ann Bergstrom, with Family Schools began the flew St. Patrick Unit to Hear to the chairmen at the Altar school year on Sept. 8, they fall season of the Altar and Society meeting in October. George and Josephine Seurer as Rosary Society Sept 1. sponsors- and George Lawrence, noticed several improvements in Mrs. Ed Rodewald was chair To Sell Yule Cards son of Mike and Joanne Spano, the buildings and grounds. In the Fr. Leonard Redelberger man of the potluck dinner that Mrs. William Warner was Ap with Roxy and Rose Pietrafeso high school, reconditioned floor ing is a feature o f rdoms on the (St. Patrick’* Partth, Denver) lunch will be served ih the home preceded the meeting. pointed chairman of the Christ as sponsors. first floor. The old wood oil- The Rev. Leonard Redelberger, of Mrs. Kenneth Keene at 4601 The following women were mas cards to be purchased and Irene Montoya of St. Anne’s treated floors were covered with pastor of the newly formed Raritan Street on, Wednesday, guests of the society for the sold by the society. Parish was married to Gilbert a plywood base and handsome Guardian Angels Parish, will Sept. 23, from noon until 2:30 dinner and meeting; Mmes. Eva Mrs. Vincent Loteto volun Prien in the rectory parlor last green battleship linoleum. One speak on “ Starting a New Par p.m. Cohostesses will be Mmes. Ingenthrone, M. Hammond, teered to launder the Altar boys’ week. Mrs. Prien is the daugh senior, one junior, two sopho ish” at the first meeting of the George Acierno, John Veschio, John Urban, Frank Distel, surplices the remainder of the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Celestino more, and two freshman home PTA to be held at 1 :30 p.m. and Harold Stellar. All types of Montoya. rooms were repainted in two- Wednesday, Sept. 16, in the cards will be played following IHrs* Buehler Has Audience With Pape Koon-Smea(t>n Nuptials tone shades. school meeting room. Especially the lunch. Mkrried prior to a Nuptial If The Holy Name Society will The outside o f the grade invited to hear the new neigh- Mass in the Shrine, of St. Anne school-church building was re , boring pastor are all the in meet at 8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. St. Catherine's Resident were Janice Marie Smeaton, painted also. A new Realock coming first graders’ mothers and 10, in the school meeting room. daughted of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. fence was installed tb enclose the all past members of the PTA. Sunday, Sept. 13, will be Com Smeaton, and Sidney Koon, Jr., The first PTA card party munion day for the members Returns From Europe son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Koon. playground area on 44th Avenue EXTRA GLASS FOR FIXTURES in the 7 o’clock Mass. The double-ring ceremony for the safety of the grade school St. Walburga at Eichstadt, Banns of marriage were an Mrs. Otto Buehler of St. was witnessed by the Rev. youngsters. Germany, and touring the me Free Prompt Delivery nounced for the second time be Catherine’s Parish, Denver, Bernard Kelly Aug. 29. Father Forrest Allen, pastor, tween Roger Duran of St. Pat has just returned from Eu dieval abbey. The bride, given in marriage announced that the following as rick’s and Theo Marie Sarno of rope. She had the pleasure of She visited Ravensburg dur by he^ father, Wore a traditional signments in the religjion depart COORS SCHLITZ St. Dominic’s; for the third time visiting Abbess Augustina of ing the time of the Ruten Fest, white dress made of chantilly ment have been made for priest- between Richard Muro .o f Mt. in which 3,000 children took lace and satin. members o f the high school fac and all others brands Carmel and Donna Queener of part in this colorful affair dec Joyce Smeaton was maid of ulty, Teaching both junior reli St. Patrick’s; and Francis Rust Saint Catherine's orated with flowers of the sea honor for her sister’s wedding. gion classes is Father John An Wines - Cordials of St. Joseph’s and Barbara son. A gtoup of 200 children Bridesmaids were Connie Corn derson, assistant in St. Cather Cooly of Our Guardian Angels. marched while playing accor wall, cousin of the bridegroom, ine’s Parifeh, who generously do The only Catholic school from Holy Name Group dions. Many nuns and priests and Ruth Ann Harkness. Karen nates the time necessary to help Denver to be represented at the also took part in this historical Albers was flower girl. Ring- the Holy Family High School Wasinger's Electric Store AHERN'S MART school lunch room workshop parade. bearer was Johnny Knight, a religion program. Father Patrick held last week for three days at 3156 W. 38th Ave. (Member of St. Philomena's Parish) cousin of the bride. Kennedy is teaching the three GL. 8946 the Colorado A. & M. College at To Meet Sept. 14 Lourdes was a great inspi ration because of the humble Best man for his brother was sophomore classes. The instruc 333 £. Colfax TA 3304 Ft. Collins was St. Patrick’s. (St. Catherine’* Pari*b, Denver) devotions to the B 1 e ^s e d Gordon Koon, and Jack Mortiz tor for the three freshman Mmes. Joseph Libonati, Cath All men of the parish, are in and Darrell Smeaton, brother of gioups is Father Edward Mad erine Anderson, and Anthon Mother. 'Two thousand Bel vited to attend the Holy Name gium CYO boys took part in the bride, were ushers. den, and Father Allen is teaching Canzona attended the three-day Society meeting, to be held on The wedding march was the two senior groups. meet,- returning with many new the processions, singing, and Monday, Sept. 14, at 8:15 p.m. praying. While in Lourdes she played by Wilma Gerspach, and The grade school football team recipes to serve those partici After the short business meeting soloist was Joseph O’Neil. pating in the school lunch pro visited with the missionaries, began practice on Sept. 9 on the the Rev. Frederick Mann, many o f them from Africa, Servers were Don and Leon west field at Berkeley Lake. A LO W COST gram. C.SS.R., who has had wide ex Smeaton, brothers of the bride. Mmes. George Acierno, Ken and they spoke of the wonder number of returning veterans perience as moderator of Cana ful work they are doing. The couple will reside in Fort give Coach Father Kennedy neth Keene, and Byron Silver- Collins, where Mr. Koon is a Conferences before being trans In her visit to Italy she saw hopes that this year the grade throne attended the health in student at Colorado A. & M. ferred to Denver, will give a the Holy Father ih a group school will be able to field teams struction meeting held on Sept. College. talk on “ Modern Marriage.” audience and in a public ap in both the heavyweight and 9 in Denver General Hospital. Both Mr. and Mrs. Koon are A question and answer period, pearance at St. Petaf’8.-She lightweight divisions of the jun BANK LOANS graduates of Arvada High which should be particularly in was in the company o f the ior parochial league. Returning 50 New Homes teresting to the younger married School in 1952. Mrs. Koon at lettermen include Tom Burke, Rev. Giles Zaramella, O.S.B., tended the University of Colo Plans for the construction of 50 men, will follow Father-Mann’s Tim and Pat Cronin, George who was formerly o f St. rado and until her marriage was new three-bedroom contemporary talk, and then refreshments .will Green, Fred Lowerey, Jim Mar- -K Auto Loans George’s of Venice and now employed by the First National homes in t h e $12,000-$14,000 be served. telon, Larry Ranney, Anthony is at Conception, Mo. He took Bank of Arvada. -K FHA Improvement Loans Welcome to Denver'* Finest price range in Littleton-Broad- Men o f the H oly^am e Society a small group to many inter Sarconi, William Schooler, Mi moor were announced by Keith chael Smith, David and Paul Cof will receive Holy Communion esting places in Italy. Cook, sales manager of H. B. fey, Ed O’Hara, Larry Van Pelt, M Appliance Financing Sunday, Sept. 13, in the 7:30 Mrs. Buehler was also in COLBURN HOTEL W olff & Company, builders. Ac Leo Martelon, and Mike DaVid Mass. Europe during the Holy Year Mf. Carmel Society LUXURIOUS ROOMS cording to Cook, these new homes son. -K Real Estate Loans The fir*t PTA meeting of and she found the conditions Cocktail Lounge will be specifically designed fou in Italy much improved since Betty Lou Kidwell Weds inside-outside living and buyers the school year will be held ■¥■ Business Loans Coffee Shop then. To f/leet Sept. 15 In a double-ring ceremony on will, for the first time, be able to Tuesday, Sept, 22, at 3:15 10th Avenue at Grant have many luxury featurap usu p.m. in the school cafeteria. The Mount Carmel Altar and Sept. 5, witnessed by Father MAin 6261 Allen, Betty Lou Kidwell became ally found* in highertpriced Members of the parish and Rosary Society will meet Tues D. B. CERISE, M*n*ftr St. Mary Magdalene's the bride of Ronald Junghaene. For Quick Service—See Your houses. their friends are asked to pur day, Sept. 15, at 8 o’clock in the Mt. Carmel High School. Miss Kidwell was attended by chase their Christmas cards from PTA Meeting Sept. 16 Mrs. Lyman Mills, her sister-in- the PTA early this year. Mrs. Refreshments will be served Friendly North Denver Bank by Mrs. Phillip Longo, Mrs. Vir law, as matron o f honor and Miss John Lombardi, Jr., chairman of (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish, ginia Calabrese, Mrs. Lucille the Christmas card project, an Denver) Casagrande, Mrs. Eve Giam- A get-acquainted meeting for nounced they will feature a full brocco, Mrs. Ruby Capillupo, and Drive-In Window for Checking and Deposits both parents and teachers will HAVEN PHARMACY line of personalized Christmas Mrs. Mary Ross. Open ’ Til 6 P.M. cards. She has acquired these be the primary purpose of the cards in six different price first PTA meeting in the parish Fathers' Club to Meet Prescription Good Food— ReasonabI* Prieas ranges. Prospective buyers are hall on Wednesday, Sept. 16, at ;)There will be a special mjeet Specialists welcome to see the personalized 1:15 p.m. ing of the Fathers’ Club, the first Something you’ll talk about when you get back home! cards in her home at their lei A cordial invitation is ex meeting of the season, Monday 29th & Irving GLeadale 5191 fiORTH BAIIK tended to all parents of children evening, Sept. 14, at 8 o’clock in OUR DK LUXE DINNERS ARE INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS sure at 4440 Federal boulevard. The general display of all the attending St. Mary Magdalene’s the high school cafeteria. This cards will start Sunday, Sept. 13, School. is an important meeting, and all THE HOLLAND HOUSE in the main Vestibule of the Refreshments will be served members are urged to attend. W. 38th & Grove Street GLendale 4703 . . ,r. GOIOI N’, C 01 OB A-OO church, after all the Masses. The by the officers and committee Those who are not members are display will carry an especially chairman. also invited. Peter large asortment of Christmas Member Df Federal Deposit Inaurance Corp. cards, all-occasion notes, ribbons, wrapping paper, etc. Further in Soint Dominic's School Onofrio Al! Deposits Insured to $10,000 GREGORY PECK formation may be had by calling P IA 1 3 (0 $ Mrs. Lombardi at GR. 3760. Boasts Over 500 Pupils Television Appliances AUDREY HEPBURN Bargain Day Scheduled S H O I V m G E R (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) I there will be a meeting of all give you the happiest film time ever! Bay a Spinet st Fsctsrr List For Lakeside Sept. 13 The third year in the new parents who are interested in the Price — Get s >1-Inch TV FREE At Lakeside on Sunday, Sept. school opened with a record en- athletic program for the p m - We Trade 13, the final day of the sea rollment of more than 500 pu- prK year. Refreshments will be One Store Onlr ►WILLIAM WYLER'S pj]g I served after the business meet- 3740 Tejon 6t. GL-4304 PRODUCTION OF ROMANS HOLIDAY: son, for just one nickel patrons get; Park admission, all games, The regular classroom assem-|*n8 as a.*nBw jet figlrte... »i> EDDIE ALBERT • ProduMd «ml Dirwlri b» WILLIAM WYLER • Screenpliy by miniature steam train, hurricane,. bly was begun after a High Mass IAN McLELLAN HUNTER «kI JOHN DIGHTON. Stoty by Im Mclellin Hmtef. A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Loop-o-Plane, Staride, Rocket in honor of the Holy Ghost sung FRIDAY SECOND Ship, Tumblebug, Whip, Frolic, by the pastor, the Rev. J. G. Por- 40TH WPri^ Tilt-A-Whirl, Merry-Go-Round, quer, O.P. Two new sisters, Sis ANNIVERSARY DENHAM Pony Ride, Roll-o-Plane, plus the ter M. Florence and Sister M. 12 safe rides in Kiddies’ Play- Alfred, are on the faculty. Fac land, plus the huge Ferris Wheel. ulty members for the year will The Park Tyill open at 12 be Father Forquer, director at as a. SlvermaiL'taivk! noon, and will be in full swing all the school; the Rev. J. S. Angers, afternoon and evening. O.P.; Sister M. Agnellus, jprinci- pal; and Sisters M. Canisia, M. Built to fake if and not show it! For school, Tommy Dorsey and his orches Dorothea, M. Florianna, M. Jan tra, featuring Jimmy Dorsey, ice, M. Josepha, M. Susanna, M. for sport, for dress-up wear . . . wherever opens on Friday, Sept. 11, for a Florence, M. Clyda, M. Gennara, you want real comfort plus good looks. . . three-day stay. And so there will M. Augustine, and M. Alfred. Your Plumber for Years be a big farewell dance on Sun Two lay teachers, Mrs. Ward An- Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. you'll want this grand RAND Rocket Junior. day night also. thony and Mrs. John Walley, 3030 W. 44th Ave. GL. 4323 In addition, every child under complete the staff. 12 accompanied by a parent will Tht maating o f the Rosary- receive free gate admission, plus Altar Society, which it usually two free rides. Kiddies under six held on the Tuesday after the ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH get two free rides in Kiddies’ Communion Sunday, will be Playland. postponed this month end will Patronise These Friendly Firms be held on Tuesday, Sept. 15, at the usual time. The Holy Name Society will hold its first meeting in October. Ross Variety Store YOUR !A MILLION $ IN HOBBIES! ■The meetings this year will be on 8tsr* Ns. 1 the Thursday biffore Communion Notions — Infants Wear To Benefit Judge Gilliam’s Juvenile Hall Work Sunday. The first meeting date CLEANERS will be Oct. 8 at 8 p.m. in the Hardware — Toya JOHN snd BBRTBA McBRIDB Style 37240 church auditorium. 2932 West 38^h Ave« GLsnilsls sm S7» TEJON ST. Brown, Cushion On Monday, Sept. 14, a t ' 8 Crepe Sol* THE BIGGEST EVER SHOWN IN DENVER o’clock in the church auditorium. l 70Clubs-200 Exhibits-10 Big Entertainments MTs CARMEL PARISH HOLY FAMILY PARISH Patroniss ihsss Friendly Firms Patronise These Friendly Firms CHUCK COLLINS, M.C. CORN FED MEATS BLALACK'S POULTRY AND HSH J h s L dfobblf, ^Xj20MiwtL STANDARD SERVICE V Ti:iNIV¥§0]V ' Fowler Family Shoe Store at City Auditorinm, Sept. 11, 12, 13 44lh Tennyson GR. 9908 WHERE? Pickup and Delivery S a> H Grsen Stamp* Meat Market I GR-0703 Noon to 10 p.m. dolly A4m. 00c odnlU, 2Bc childrcB, tax incL 3927 Tennyson 3160 Tejon GLandala 0228 Lubricatiea > Tire* • Balteriet 4016 Tennyson GR. 0443]
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PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 10, 1953
siiiniuBnMnmiiiiiiiiiiiiinnmBiiiiiiiiniiiininiiiirMiiwBiiMMfflnnniafflaBnBiininiBBSsiniiiiiiMBroiiiiiwsniflimiwnffliMiuniiiitiii* Michael P. Ryan, Those I “After Work” Headaches tRoqiilcAcanf. Qn, fiacsL St. Louis' PTA Tea on September 25 I Are usually tha result of eye strain. In the stress o f these father of Denver Englewood.— (St. Lquis’ 'Par- and Frances Clark as sponsors 12:30 p.m. in the home o f Mrsf F,jv|tiii|ffli|i|||)i;|i|i)i|i)|ii|i(i M 9Bnn Thursday, Sept. 10, 1953 O ffice, 938 Bannock' Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 RAGE ELEVEN The Sins of Omission RANGE BUT TRU By C. A. Balcerak antidote of th e' confessional, ning o f wisdom,” then love O Littitt.-Known L Factt-for Catholics E SUPPOSE CONFESSION. we reaffirm firmly that we of God is the beginning of REGISTORIALS ALS were instituted where per will'refrain from repeating our sanctity. By M. I. MURRAY Q>vrrt|< PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telepho’ne, Keystone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 10, 1953 Mullane Will Coach Final Plans Completed In Colorado Springs Darkhorses Loom as Threat in Grid League For Jr. Grid Carnival William Mullane, a graduate of Plans were completed last Holy Family High School, Den B y D a n S ustrick night for the annual Denver ver, and of Colorado A. & M. + + It may be the general opinion that Regis and Cathedral will be the “ big guns’* in Junior Parochial football carni College, is the new head football val to be held Saturday after coach in St. Mary’s High School, the Denver Catholic High School Football L eague this year, but they will not have it noon, Sept. 26, at 2 o’clock in Colorado Springs, Monsignor Wil all their way. Five other teams in the league are ready and willing tfr^iake their Bears’ Stadium, according to Fa liam J. Kelly, school superintend Tigers Push-up for Opener scalps. ther James Moynihan, codirector ent, has announced. len will be: Gene Ibarra, quar Mullen a lively afternoon. They of the carnival. Mullane will also be head coach Dick Brown’s Mullen Mus terback; Butch Mulholland, left are Jim Isenhart, Ralph Ansel- 'Tickets will be distributed im tangs, after a losing 1952 sea half; Bob Zadel, right half; mo, Fred Lucci, and Bernie Fi- of basketball and baseball, and mediately, and the grade school will be physical education instruc son, intend to make it plenty Frank Weith, fullback; Phil Pa nelli. ) tough on everybody this year. students will sell them two weeks tor in the high school. Monsignor dilla, left end; Bill Trujillo, left Leading the linemen will be Coach Brown will have a 35- before the carnival. Kelly said. tackle; Pat O’ Malley, left guard; Tony Mantinelli at center; Bob man squad in fop shape for the Bob Hart’, center; Phil Brainard, La Guardia and Gene McGann, opener, 16 of them returning right tackle; and Larry Sengen- ends; Tom Scardini and Don lettermen. The Mustang team berger, right end. Bradliff, tackles; and Joe Maya weight averages 151 pounds. Stan Johnson, 140-pound soph and Paul Deltz, guards. IMPORTANT! A'170-pound fullback, Frank omore reserve back, will be see Graduation left a drouth year Weith, should supply plenty of ing plenty of action, bther re for St. Joseph’s Bulldogs, and THE COOLING power, while Backs Zadel, Mul- serve backs who saw action last Coach Paul Vinnola faces the SYSTEM holland, and Ibarra add the year are Bruno Polacios, Jim 1953 season unhappily. speed. Bragon, and John Dwyer. The Bulldogs have four re of your Chevrolet needs ^The Mullen team will be work Leading the line reserves will turning lettermen, with only checking for foil and ing from a single wing out of a be Mike Meyers, Pete Gannon, Tackle Norve Davis and Back T-shift. “ However,” said Coach winter weather coming up! Jerry Diegnan, Paul Junk, and Jim Owen as returning regulars. Brown, with a big grin, “ they The team weight average is Its condition is very VaL Setter. can look for anything. W e’ll be 150 for the line and 145 for the The Holy Family football team is shown above limbering up for the opening league Coach Marty Martelli’s Holy important to your winter mixing them up.” backfield. Family Tigers will test their driving pleasure! game against Mullen Sept. 20 The starting lineup for Mul- power Friday, Sept. 11, with a The Bulldogs have been work + + + practice game against 'Westmin ing on fundamentals, and fun- dan^entals drilled by a man who Alpha Delta Gamma ster. knows his football can spell The Tigers, says Martelli, will AVOID THE trouble for opponents. Fra te rn ity at Regis be a fairly light team, and will Opponent's Eye View of Mustangs operate out of a split-T forma go in g to p i^ s (This is the first of two ar tion. The ,50-m'an squad does not Plans Book Exchange ticles giving a preview of the have a wealth of experience; all RUSH! teams in the Denver Catholic of the starting lineup,’ however, s 9 o n ! " V High School Football League.) BE SURE! PLAY SAFE! The Alpha Delta Gamma fra saw action last year. ternity group at Regis College, The return to center by Tony Coach Vinnola will be running SEE US NOW! Denver, has announced that it Mantinelli, who was out last year his team from the T-formation wilt sponsor a used-book exchange after an injury sustained in the against Littleton Friday, Sept. second game of the season, will at the college during the school 18, and Clayton College Sept. 25. DENVER'S^IDEST CHEVKOIET DEAUP add strength to the line. The starting backfield will be year 1953-54. The Tigers will meet the Mus- picked from the following men: The exchange, which is being stangs in their opener. Mar Jim Owen, fullback; Calozzi, i sponsored as a service to stu t r telli thinks the Mustangs and right half; Vigil, left half; Ba- dents and former students who the Annunciation Cardinals rino, left half; Marcely, quar desire to buy or sell texts, will be should be watched this year, be carried on in the student coun terback; Cordova, quarterback, sides Regis and Cathedral. and Hoeckels. for new orxhang^d cil office in DeSmet Hall Sunday, "On the other hand,” he said, C HIE V R O L E T Sept. 13, from 1 to 3 p.m., and The line will feature Ryan, “ anything can happen in this Delage, and Hanak at ends; will remain open throughout the league.” litting$. Pictured above is the probable starting lineup for the 1953 edition of Davis, Zimmermann, and Lagler 455 BROADWAY registration period, which will Four experienced lettermen continue this week and next. the Mullen Mustangs. at tackles; Skala and Vahling at PEarl 4641 backs can be expected to give guards; and Miller and De He- + - f rera at center. Ranger Gagers Will Face Bulldogs Practice Punting Power Tough Western Kentucky The Regis College, Denver, Dec. 5 — Eastern New Mexico A TREAT FOR THE FAMILY basketball schedule for 1953-54 University at Portales, N. Mex.; was released at the noon lunch Dec. 11— Colorado A. & M. at eon of the Ranger Boosters’ or Club Sept. 8, and the schedule Fort Collins; Dec. 12— Denver Dining at the Golden Lantern • I this year shows that the Rangers University in city auditorium for direifory will be playing the toughest (Homecoming); Dec. 15— Wich Restaurant is a treat for the slate in years. ita University at Wichita, Kans.; advertliina Heading the long list of Dec. 16— Rockhurst College at entire family. Every member Kans. City, Mo.; Dec. 18— Colo powerful opponents is mighty of the family finds their favor Western Kentucky, who this rado Mines at Golden; Dec. 19— year is being touted as the num Colorado Mines in Regis gym; ite foods there, wholesomely ber two team in the natiqn. Dec. 21— Hardin Simmons Uni The schedule was announcfed versity in city auditorium; Dec. prepared and delicious, and by Prof. John A. Flanagan, 29— Kansas State (Hays) in athletic director at the Jesuit city auditorium; Dec. 30— Port you con get Golden Lantern's land University in city auditor college and guest speaker at the child's plate for the younger luncheon. ium; Jan. 4— Creighton Uni The St. Joseph football team is shown above ready to begin punting and tackling versity at Omaha, Neb.; Jan. 8— Flanagan also announced that technique. ones. W H Y N PT DINE THERE Adams State in Regis (jym ; Jan. the first game against the Den 9— Adams State in Regis Gym; ver University Pioneers on Dec. MORE OFTEN? Jan. 15— Western State at Gun STARTING PLACE IS ST. JOHN’^ SEPT. 12. 12 has been chosen as home nison; Jan. 16— Western State coming and that a huge celebra at Gunnison; Jan. 23— Kansas tion is being planned at that State at Hays, Kans.; Jan. 25— time. Arkansas Tech at Russellville, Treasure Hunt Scheduled by Eastside YPC The complete schedule is as Ark.; Jan. 27— Arkansas State follow s: at Jonesboro, Ark.; Jan. 29— (Eatt Sid* Young People’. Club) for Wednesday evening. Sept. An .activity is planned for Dec. 4— Eastern New Mexico NO LIQUOR PARKING NEXT DOOR Western Kentucky at Bowling Following the club’s party at 16, at Christ the King Parish every Wednesday evening The Telephone University at Portales, N. Mex.; V h e Green, K y.; Jan. 30— Missouri Cresthaven Country Club Sept. served. through September. This will pro State at Cape Girardeau, Mo.; ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 9, the next big activity is the vide an opportunity for former Bu$inesB Offite Feb. 5— Colorado College at All who are interested in treasure hunt scheduled for members to get reacquainted and ZIPPER REPAIRS Colorado Springs; Feb. 6— Colo bowling this year should sign up for new members to make their Golden Oliantetn on Almost Any Garment or Article ^ rado College in City Auditor Saturday, Sept. 12. Outside of with Jim Stromsoe, PE. 9049. first acquaintance. Those who ium; Feb. 13 — Denver Uni The Mountoin Stotes Telephone the meeting time at 8 o’clock at Both regulars and subs are have not received their activity 1265 Bdwy. Near 13th Ave Restaurant, KE. 1204 ROY SYSTEM, INC. versity at D. U. arena; Feb. 20— St. John’s School, all details have calendars or who want additional Colorado A. & M. in city audi been kept seefet. An exciting needed. Bowling will begin at the and Telegraph iCompony SHOE REPAIR information should call either OPEN 11:30 A.M. TO 8 P.M. DAILY EXCEPT MONDAYS ^ Broadway at Irflngton SP. 4165 torium; Feb. 26—Open; and time is promised. Park Hill Lanes on Friday, Sept. Bob Dolan, DE. 5172, or Marge Feb. 27— Open. A special party is being planned 18, at 9 o’clock. Heritier, EA. 8121. SPECIALISTS IN PAROCHIAL Prep League to Miss Coach 'Scotty' MacGregor B y B il l C hristofperson many highlights. He played full the others to rely on themselves. and won the respect and co-op The field may look the same, back under Coach Red Strader On one occasion at Annuncia eration of his players. there may be many thrilling on the 1931 Regis College team tion when his star fullback was Julius Carabello, St. John’s S d w o L /B o o I l l plays, and the fans may scream that tied a 6-3 record, aiTd that the only player gaining consist Grade School coach; Rich Appug- as'loudly— but something will be also defeated three Rocky’Moun- ently he took him out of the lise, D. U. fullback; and 'Tony missing. tain Conference teams. game saying, “ they’re running Di Lorenzo, coach at Western FAST Se r v h New and Used Books for All Schools When the Denver Catholic He coached Sacred Heart High his legs o ff.” And in another State College, Gunnison, all School to its only football cham •in BotH Colorado Dioceses High School football league game when the opponents had played football for Scotty. opens play Sept. 20, “ Scotty” pionship; and his Annunciation a first down on Annunciation’s Some of his former Annuncia MacGregor, one of the leading nigh team of 1947 had a total 10-vard line he removed the star tions players now overseas in Our Used Books Are Clean, Sanitary, and figures in the league for the of 10 wins, one loss, and one tie tackle when he had made three the armed forces are Len Grom Reasonably Priced past 20 years, will not be on the with the state champion Holy successive tackles. Once he met, George Heronema, Jack scene. Family team. locked the locker room door 15 Langren. A1 and Ric Mares, and Scotty, who coached in four As a coach Scotty liked team minutes after practice started, A1 Jenkins. of Denver’s Catholic high schools players, but he wanted his play and three players who were During his coaching career from 1934 to 1950, died sud ers to have self-reliance. Some missing from practice were (frop- Scotty also held coaching postsPO! BARGAIN BOOK STORE denly in June of this year at times he benched the player who ped from the team. Scotty’s un at St. Joseph’s and Regis Hiigh the age of 45. He had not been was starring in a game to teach usual methods achieved results, Schools. 406 15th at Trem ont K E ystone 1418 an active coach since his resig + - f + + + + nation from Annunciation High three years ago. Scotty’s football career had LOW COST Fall Semester « Register Sept. 16, 1953, to LATE AFTERNOON 6 to 10 p.m. Jan. 21, 1954 Sept. 9, 10, 11 ^ tfO W l and EVEN IN G CLASSES HOME LOAN T h e Personal Education You Desire F Accounting M,.idland’s the place to get a home loan com* 0 Business Administration 1 pleted in as little as 48 hours if necessary. If your R Cnltnral Leisure Economics F abstract is up to date and you need home financing M Education quickly, then see Midland! English 0 E History R N Music low cost 'Economy Homo Philosophy W A Psychology I Loan Plani* a n youn for 0 k N Religion O Science 0 totol loan foo of but 00* D M W Sociology The late "Scotty" Mae Spanish E Gregor, a leading figure in 50 H. R. RIEininGER CO. the Denver Catholic High Speech N • Economize hy^ financing 1 Largest Art Material Store in the West School Football League for *37 f your next home at Midland, 20 yeors, is shown with two 9 Oil and Water Color Outfits of the boys he cooched. Len 1 Grommet (left), and Al Jenk # School Art Supplies * Slide Rules FEDERAL SAVINGS I i REGIS CO LLEGE ins were cocaptains on the li Certificates, * Pastel Crayons 1947 A nnunciation team MIDLAND LOAN ASSOCIATION Bus No. 6 Glendale 3633 which hod 0 4-1-1 league Associate and On the Campus • DRAWING I^ISTRUMENTS 17TH AT GlENAf^M 7895 WEST COLFAX ■> record. Both players are now Bachelor Degrees W. 50th and Lowell 409 16th Street AComo 3727 serving overseas with the o m a < ; jimiteN coimrt ema armad forcti. 9441/ Mnwit 9-4149 / d S ^ 5 B E ^ ! ^ 5 3 R ^ 3^^S!!SSS'jB-' | Thursday, Sept. 10, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Christ the King Parish Men to Meet Vestmentst Worn by 1st Colo. Bishop (Christ the King Perish, Denrer) for participation in the athletic Newcomers to the parish are cor Plans will be discussed at the program of the school. Because dially invited to this meeting. first fall meeting of the Men’s o f the important business to come To give the members an op Club Monday evening, Sept. 14, before the club, the officers will portunity to become acquainted, To Be Shown at Cathedral Unit Tea at 8 o ’clock in the school hall. appreciate a large membership. a social hour will follow the busi (Cathedral Parish, Denver) in keeping the Cathedral altars Mike McCall, Cathedral “ chef” ness meeting; at which refresh The vestments worn by the beautiful. and operator of the Cathedral ments will be served. Most Rev. Joseph P. Machebeuf, 'With the beginning o f the new cafeteria. Young Gardeners first Bishop of Colorado, will be fall term. Monsignor Canavan The following Cathedral AURORA Win Prizes on display at the Silver Tea announces the organizational mothers served under the di given Friday, Sept. 11, by the rection of Mrs. Marshall M. Red Larry Montreal, son of Mr. changes of the Cathedral clergy. dish, president o f the Cathedral and Mrs. Francis Montreal, re Cathedral Altar and Rosary So Monsignor _ Canavan will be the ciety. Four complete sets of spiritual director o f the follow PTA: Mmes. W.^ J. Bindel, J. ceived first prize in large garden Capra, J. Carpinella, W. Frank ing, and Pat Longhry, son of Mr. vestments of heavy antique ing societies: Altar and Rosary cloth, richly embroidered with Society, Parent-Teachers’ As Casey, Frank Claunts, J. Di and Mrs. Patrick Loughry, re Paolo, H. Ditolla, F. P. Fiore, F. ceived first prize in small garden gold, silver, and scarlet, will be sociation, Cathedral Young shown. These vestments have J. Gavlik, F. Haas, V. J. Halpin, EYES GLASSES ing, for the East Denver division People’s Club, the Ushers, and been carefully preserved in the J. J. Jacobucci, J. E. Madden, R. in the recent city-wide garden the S t Vincent de Paul Society. Cathedral sacristy since Bishop Kuhn, John S. Murray, Paul EXAMINED FITTED ing contest, in which children The Rev. Owen McHugh has Machebeuf’s death. Murray, J. F. O’Neill, Art J. from 8 to 16 participated. been named first assistant* He The Silver Tea, sponsored an Sena, K. T. Sheehy, and William A High Mass in honor of the will direct the Men’s Legion of Van Dyke. The mothers were Holy Ghost Sept. 8 opened school. nually since the beginning of the Mary and will resume the Cath Cathedral Perish by the Altar assisted by Misses Nancy Casey, More than 350 pupils are reg olic Information classes he be N p V P f L o v p l i s r victoria (left) and Stella Salas, two Colleen Howard, Dolores Mar HOURS: 8:30 to 5:30 Doily and Saturday istered. and Rosary Society, has become gan last spring. The Rev. Robert luCvCI LVwcliCI (jf Denver’s many unfortunately handicapped a “ date of importance’’ in the quez, and Mary Kay Nelan. All the members of the first Breunig will remain as spiritual OPEN EVENINGS— Monday, Wednesday and Friday children, than several Sundays ago when the sisters made their fall social calendar. It will be graduation class from the eighth directhr to the sodality, and will The tables were adorned with First Communion in Sacred Heart Church. given in the Cathedral rectory, grade will go on to high school. take over as athletic director in brightly colored tablecloths. In the accompanying photo—taken with Martha Yoshita of Colfax Avenue and Pennsyl Gary Benko, Martin Dee, Paul the high school. He will also take Carrying out a gala, autumnal DR. JOHN R. COYLE, Optometrist 3341 Lawrence, who helped instruct them in the catechism— the vania Street, between 3 and 5 Horan, Patrick Loughry, Michael charge of the servers. The Rev. return-to-school motif were im girls are shown at home, still in their First Communion dresses o’clock Sept. 11. The pastor, the GROUND FREE Ludwig, Charles McCormick,Cormi Wil George Kearn.ey has been named ported flowers of orange and and veils. Both girls, who are cared for by Mary Salas, 731 31st Very Rev. Monsigpior Walter J. EMpire 63981 liam Peltier, John Sloan, and spiritual director of the Sacred yellow. FLOOR PARKING Street, their grandmother and legal guardian, and by their uncle Canavan, and the Cathedral Richard Thompson will enroll in Heart League, the Women’s The luncheon w'as unexpect and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Salas of 3116 Stout, are spastics. clergy will be the honored 9355 E. COLFAX Regis High; Edward Geiger and Legion of Mary, and chaplain of edly highlighted Friday by the Because of overcrowded conditions at Ridge, they have been guests. Mrs. William J. Calla Daniel Yoksh will enter Mullen the Cathedral scouts; he will be singing of Anthony Samarzia, unable to gain admittance to the state home. Neither has ever han, the present officers, and High; Philip Kaiser will attend athletic director for the grade newly appointed educational TV had any formal schooling. past presidents of the society St. Francis de Sales’ High School; school. director of archdiocesan schools. Father James McShane, S.J., assistant at Sacred Heart, has will preside. Chris- Seegmiller a n d Daniel His piano accompanist was Mrs. worked hard to train the girls in the rudiments of the Catholic Mrs. Callahan extends a per On Tuesday, Sept. 15, at 8 ISmith will go to the Benedictine p.m. Father Owen McHugh H. R. Heaton, chairman of the faith, along with Miss Yosnita, a regular teacher in the Arvada sonal Invitation to all women of School of Holy Cross Abbey in will present his first lecture in music committee of Cathedral Public School and a devout Catholic, who conducts a regular cate the parish to attend. She re- Canon City; Eleanor Lichnovsky the fall series of Catholic in PTA and prominent Denver mu chism class in the Platte Valley Public Housing Project and makes jninds the women that this tea is and Patricia Martinez will enter formation clasies. These lec sic teacher. “ Background” music ^ Colorado Ofoings S regular trips to the' girls’ home to instruct them. A native of an excellent opportunity to meet played throughout the luncheon s St. Francis de Sales’ ; and Mary tures will continue each Tues Denver, she is a graduate of the Lowell, Mass., Teachers’ College. the Cathedral clergy and to be Kay Malnati, Judith Stauffer, day and Thursday night for by Mrs. Heaton was enthusias She is now completing work on her master’s degree thesis; work come familiar with the work of and Janet Westbrook will attend 10 weeks. Classes are held in tically received. on the degree was taken at Boston University. the society in its “ labor of love” Cathedral High. St. Paul’s chapel in the base J. D. CROUCH Miss Ruth Van Winkle, a navy ment of the Cathedral and C. D. O’BRIEN nurse attending Colorado Uni convent promptly at 8 p.m. MAY REALTY versity School o f Medicine, was Lectures usually last one hour baptized and received into the St. James" Altar, Rosary Society and are followed by a brief Church by the Rev. James Rasby question period. Subjects REALTOR Sept. 8. Mrs. Janet Velazquez range from the rational proof was Miss Van Winkle’s sponsor. W ill Meet to Plan Agenda Sept. 11 o f God, through proof of the Confined to St. Joseph’s Hos soul; man’s responsibility to INSURANCE. LOANS pital are T. Raymond Young, (St. James’ Parish, Denver) Walsh Memorial Hall. The new Catechism classes for those serve God and the Church’s answers as to how man can f, 1825 Dahlia Street; Mrs. T. A. The Altar and Rosary Society officers will conduct this meet children attending the public Cosgriff, 28 Crestmoor Drive; best fulfill that obligation. i , QUALITY APPAREL Ute Theater Bldg. will meet on Friday, Sept. 11, in ing and the room mothers for grade schools will begin on this and Mrs. Irving A. Deline, 4005 the Walsh Memorial Hall. the coming year will be pre Parishioners are. urged to in IN COLORADO SPRINGS Colorado Springs, Colo. E. Sixth Avenue. Luncheon will be served by sented. Mrs. Joseph Huggins, Sunday, Sept. 13. They will be vite their non-Catbolic friends VIC HEBERT INC. SINCE 1872 The Rev. Martin Matulik of members of the St. Timothy chairman of the Christmas card held in the school following the to attend these lectures with Kiowa and Tejon Street* MAIN 1898 Canton 0., a classmate of Father Circle at 1 o’clock. sales, will give a report on the 8:30 Mass. These children, from them. 3660 Downing Rasby, has been a visitor in the A program of activities for progress made in her organiza the first to the eighth grades, The newly installed officers Sine* 1918 rectory for the past week. the fall and winter months will tion. Mrs. Richard Borgmann, should be in regular attendance. of the Cathedral-Sodality of the Annabell# Monaghan be decided upon. the new president, will preside^ First Communion will be held on Immaculate Conception will pre Weds R. E. Deline All women of the parish, es in this meeting. ^the last Sunday in October. side at their first meeting THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON Miss A n n a b e lje Monaghan, pecially newcomers, are invited During the summer the fol Wednesday, SepL 16, at 8 p.m. LEGAL NOTICE in St. Paul’s Chapel. Presiding Miln 8t«r9-*116 E. PIku Puk— MAIn 144 daughter of Mr." and Mrs. J. and urged to .-'.ttend. Anyone lowing members of the PTA ar IN THE COUNTY COURT Rorlii StofP—832 TeliA^MAlp 189 Optometrist Henry Monaghan, and Ens. Rob wishing to join one of the parish ranged an all-day trip for the In and for the City and County of Denver will be Emma Mallar, prefect; and State of Colorado Mary Fitzsimmons, vice prefect; 125 North To4on S t ert E. Deline, son of Mr. and Mrs. circles is asked to contact Mrs. sisters to Colorado Springs and No. 97359 ProfesBional Pharmacy Joseph Sticksel at EA. 8265. the surrounding points of in NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Elizabeth Beurskens, secretary; PHONE MAIN (682 Edwin Deline, will be married at 601 No. Tejon MAin 1088 noon Saturday, Sept. 12, before The Rev. John R. 'Vidal, C.M., terest: Mrs. J. Artzer, Mrs. C. AND DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP and Eileen' MeSweeney, treas COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. IN THE MA'ITER OF THE ESTATE OF urer. The chairmen named for the Rev. John W. Scannell, who of St. Thomas’ Seminary will Mintkin, and Mrs. W. Curemore. ANNA ZWEIGLER, Deceased. will also say the Nuptial Mass. gpve an informal talk on his The PTA will be 'host at a Notice is hereby given that on the 18th the various committees are Miss Monaghan, who will be recent visit to Europe. picnic supper and barbecue for jay of October, 1968, I will preeent to Stella Denning, Eucharistic; Gel Boar’s (of Denver) the County Court of the City and County Pete Beroni given in marriage by her father, The first meeting of the PTA the sisters of the school on Sept. Rose Harrison, Our Lady’s; Candy and Ice Cream at of Denver^ Colorado, my accounts for Gladys Berger, apostolic; Rita Farniture Shop will have Mrs. Robert Bruhn as will be held Tuesday evening. 10, to be held on the picnic final settlement of the administration of UPHOLSTERING, Sept. 15, at 8 o’clock in the grounds of the Fitzsimons Hos said estate, when and where all persons Scheunemann, Catholic truth; her matron of honor and Miss in interest may appear and object to RE-UPHOLSTERING AND Regina Phelan, social life and Johnson-English Edith Davis as maid of honor. pital. them, if they so desire. REPAIRING Bridesmaids will be Miss Joan Men's Club Notice is also hereby given that there jnembership; a n d Genevieve Blip CoTtr. and Drap.rl. Deline, Mrs. Fred F, Henkel, and has been filed in said estate a petition Ryan, publicity. Drug Co. Mad. I. Order Picnic Sept. 13 asking for a judicial ascertainment and Mrs. Douglas L. Krouse. LENTHERIC ToiletHet Furniture Made to Order First Meet Set Final arrangements were com determination of the heirs of such de* Luncheon Workers Howard Deline, brother of the ceased, and getting forth that the names, Tejon Bijoa St. Phone 1400 2 8-22 8.. WahHtch A t., MAin ( 3 0 8 1 bridegroom, will be best man. pleted in the last meeting of the addresses and relationship of all persons, Are Praised Men’s Club for the annual golf who are or claim to be hein of said de Attendants will be William De ceased. so far at known to the petitioner^ Cathedral School mothers who The firms listed here The Heyse Sheet line, Jack Deline, John R. Moran, For Men's Club tourney and family picnic to be as follows, to-wit: served luncheon last Thursday Jr.; Joseph R. Plank, and Frank held this Sunday, Sept. 13, at Mrs. Erwin A. Klug. adult. 8367 So. and Friday to a record number deserve to be remembered Metal and Roofing Evergreen Golf Course and Indiana Ave.. Milwaukee. Wisconsin, WHEN WE SERVICE INCORPORATED Regan of St. Louis. Daughter: Clifford Rammelt. adult, of 400 teachers attending the when you are distributing Commencing Monday, Sept. Schroed^r’s Park. Prizes have 1558 So. 2nd S t, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Colorado-Wyoming convention HEATING ROOFING 7, weekday Maaset will be said September 14 been procured for those placing Son; Bernard A. Rammelt. adult, were praised for their services YOUR CHEVROLET SHEET METAL 2340 N. 70th S t, Wauwatosa 10, Wise., your patronage in the dif in the tournament. All parish by Archbishop Urban Vehr, (21 SO. NEVADA at 6:30 and 8:30, with the ax- Son. (Most Precious Blood Parish, ioners are invited to take part Accordingly, notice is also hereby given ferent lines of business. Ph.nti MAin S(2 ception of Saturday, on which Monsignor Canavan, Cathedral day only one Mail will be said Denver) in the festivities of the day. that upon the date aforeaaid, or the day rector; Father Edward Leyden, * E it 1888 The Men’s Club will hold its Charles V a n Buskirk an to which the hearing may he continued, at 6:30. Holy Commifliien will the Court will proceed to receive and hear Denver archdiocesan superin CAPITAL be distributed on this day at first meeting of the year Mon nounced that his organization proofs concerning the heirs of such de tendent of schools; Sister Gene ME 3-S3II HE 4-8162 8:30. day, Sept. 14, at 8 p.m. in St. for the distribution of the tickets ceased, and, upon the proofs submitted, vieve Clare, Cathedral School 13th and LARRY JERRY will enter a decree in said estate deter Banns of marriage were an Vincent de Paul’s cafeteria. All for the annual fall dance has mining who are the heirs of such de principal; and by the nuns and Broadway nounced Sept. 6 for the third men of the parish are urged to been completed. ceased person, at which hearing all per clergy attending the convention. Madden Plumbing Co. attend. Those who worked in the sem sons claiming to be heirs at law of such The mothers promptly at PLUMBING CONTRACTORS time between Robert Deline of deceased may appear and present their PLUMBING REPAIRS St. Francis de Sales’ Parish and Catechism clasocs for chil inary campaign will again con proofs. tempted to give all credit to TAbor 5191 GAS WATER HEATERS Annabelle Monaghan of Christ dren of grade school age at tact every member of the parish ANDREW WYSOWATCKY, Pinna MAI. 13J52 S2T W. Celtridg Art tending public school will com- in the sale o f the dance tickets. Administrstor the King Parish; for the third First Publication September 8. 1958 time between Eugene Aloysius msnce Sunday, Oct. 4, followi In connection with the dance an Isast Publication October 1. 1953. Reidy of Christ the King Parish ing the 9 o’clock Mass. award of two paid trips to the The Altar and Rosary Society Sugar Bowl football game will IN THE COUNTY COURT Recommended Firms and Margaret Ann Burch of In and for th« City and County of BLICK SPORTING Blessed Sacrament Parish; and is making plans for a card party be made. The date is Oct. 9. Denver and State of Colorado Aley Drug Co. for the third time between Lu- to be held Wednesday evening, Baptized this week were Re No. 97680 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT cito Gomboa of Christ the King Sept. 30, in the Arapahoe Room gina Cannela, daughter of Mr. AND DETERMINATION OP HEIRSHIP GOODS CO. PRESCRIPTION Parish and Sylvia Virginia of the Englewood State Bank. and Mrs. Alfonzo A. Viola, with IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF for AUTO “Ertrything for Ertry Sport” DRUGGISTS All women of the parish are Roger and Leanne Nittler as ADOLFO CHAVEZ, also known as Rocque of St. Therese’s Parish, ADOLPH CHAVEZ. Deceased. Phone Main 930 Phon. Utin 268 832 So. T.jon St Aurora. urged to save this date and to sponsors; Elizaoeth Anne, daugh Notice is hereby given that on the 6tb 19 NO. TEJON ST. COLORADO SPRINGS instruction Classes invite their friends to attend this ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. day of October, 1958. I will present to function. Mrs. Joseph E. Voss Bramhall, with John and Muriel the County Court of the City and County SERVICE To Begin Sept. 13 of Denver, Colorado, my accounts for is chairman of the committee in Cassidy as sponsors; and Leo final settlement of the administration of ^ ZECHA & ADAMS < Instructions in Catholic doc charge of plans, and she is as Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo said estate, when and where all penons j - trine for pupils attending public in interest may appear and object to ^ Conoco Service Station ^ SPEAWS sisted by Mrhes. Clyde Caffee, A. Schuster, with Raymond and schools will begin Sunday, Sept. them, if they, so desire. James Egan, John H. Majerus, Edith Helen Schuester as spon Notice is also hereby given that there Variety Store 13, and will be held each Sun and Neil Tasher. . sors. has been filed in said estate a petition I I day thereafter in the school from asking for a Judicial ascertainment and Sales & Service 2200 E. Platt. Art. Colo. Spgi. The following circles will An instruction clait for 10 to 10:45 a.m. Parents o f pu determination of the heirs of such de Notion. - Toy. . Hardwmt* - School meet Thursday, Sept. 10: St. prospective converts will begin ceased, and setting forth that the names, We Repair All Makes pils attending public schools are Supplicf . Kltchtnwaro ■ Glaaowar. Rita’s, in the home of Mrs. J. S. on Tuesday evening. Sept. 15, addresses and relationship of all persons, urged to have their children at who are or claim to be heirs of said de> Major Motor Orerhaul — Body — Paint — Wheel Alignment CMOKtlc* Threkeld, 2595 S. Milwaukee, at at 8 o’clock in the school. P N m d i Art. it Cachr I* Pondr* I tend.these classes regularly. ceased, so far as known to the petitioner, and Balance — Electrical — Batteries & Tires 1 p.m.; and St. Francis de Sales’, Classes will be held on Tues as follows, to*wit: The information class for Cath SEE OUR LARGE USED CAR DISPLAY BEFORE YOU BUY in the home of Mrs. William C. day and Friday at 8 p.m. Cath Pauline, Cbevet (Adult), 662 olics and non-Catholics meets Canosa Ct., Denver, CJolo., Widow; olics and non-Catholics are in each Tuesday evening at 8 O’Sullivan, 3303 E. Asbury at 1 Emma Velasquez (Adult), 662 Canosa o’clock. vited. Ct, Denver, Colo., Daughter; Rachel o’clock. Moya (Adult), 668 Canoea Ct, WILLIAMS-NASH INC. FORT COLLINS Mary Immaculate Circle will Denver, Colo.. Daughter: Arcelia Jdramillo (Adult), 615 Bryant St, 2030 So. University — SH. 2781 have a potluck luncheon in the Denver, Colo., Daughter; Ida Lopes (Formerly University Park Gsrsgs) home o f Mrs. C. L. Carr, 1268 44 Women Attend Meeting (Adult), 2783 W. 14th Ave., Denver, Dahlia Street, Wednesday, Sept. Colo, Daughter; Aeeordiogly, notice is also hereby given 16. that upon the date aforesaid, or the day DREILIN6 MOTORS Mrs. Richard Maginn, 2963 Of Guardian Angels Unit to which the hearing may be continued, Sales & Olive Street, will extend the hos the Court will proceed to receive and hear proofs concerning the heirs of such de De Soto-Plymouth Buick/and G M C Trucks pitality of her home to St. Pat (Guardian Angels’ Parish, Mrs. John Tamaska, historian. cease, and, upon the proofs submitted, rick’s Circle for an evening of Denver) Dues were set at ?2 a year for will enter a decree in said estate dc* Service 230 South College Ave. Phone 2.‘i00 bridge Wednesday, Sept. 16. termining who are the heirs of such The Altar and Rosary Society each member. deceased person, at which hearing all Communion Sunday will be the All Late Model Used Cars NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT met for the second time Tuesday persons claiming to be heirs at law of NO. >74(1 evening, Sept. 1 with 44 women last Sunday of the month. Mem such deceased may appear and present Carry 5,000 Mile Guarantee ESTATE OF LOUIS F. NELL, Deceased, their proofs. in attendance. bers will receive Communion in EMMA VELASQUEZ. Notice it herebr given that on the 29th a body at the 7 :30 Mass. Those Factory Trained Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars day of September, 1953, I will present to The following officers were Administratrix For all your Beauty Work the County Court of the City and County who cannot make this Mass are THOMAS L. FORD, Atty. Fort Collins Federal elected: Mrs. Lucille Shayler, 1700 E. 5th Ave. Call of Denver, Colorado, my accounts for asked to receive Communion at Savings and Loan Assn. FINAL SETTLEMENT of the administra president; Mrs. Aileen Van Val First publication. August 20, 1958. kenburg; vice president; Mrs. Jo the Mass they attend. Last publication, September 17, 1958. 248 North CoUtfa Avcnne tion of said estate, when and where all GRIFFITH MOTORS. Inc. La Varra Beauty Salon persons in interest may appear and ob sephine Callaway, secretary; Plans were made for the first Fort Collini, Colorado ject to them if they so desire. major undertaking of the society IN THE COUNTY COUKT 110 West Oak St. ANDREW WYSOWATCKY. Mrs. Irene Grater, treasurer; and In and for the City and Connty of Denver SAVINGS - INVESTMENTS which will be the sale of Christ 2770 No. Speer Blvd. GR. 3313 fort Colhnt. Colo. Phono 391 Administrator and State of Colorado HOME LOANS First publication, August 20, 19(3. mas cards. The cards, purchased No. 97472 1-aat publication September 17, 19(3. from the Maryknoll Fathers, will NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT Golden Altar Unit be on display at a future date AND DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP I IN THE COUNTY COURT IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE The firms listed here la and for the City and Connty of and will sell at $1 for a box of OF MICHAEL BIEDL, also known si Denver and State of Colorado 21. Gift 2^TBpping will also be MIOHEAL RIEDL, Dtoeassd. RADIO SERVICE deserve to be remembered No. *7468 Names Committees available. Notio* is hereby given thst on the 29th NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT day of September, 1962, I will present to when you are distributing AND DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP Golden.— (St. Joseph’s, Par Bake Sale the (jounty Court of the City and County A Complete Service for Car or Home Radios IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF of Denver, Colorado, my accounts for your patronage in the dif DAVID M. O'NEILL. Deceased. ish)— When the Altar and JRo- Planned Sept. 20 final settlement of the administration of We Will Serve You Best ‘‘ Northern Colorado’s Leading Notice ie hereby given that on the 29th sary Society met Sept. 2, at the The Altar and Rosary Society said estate, when and where all persons ferent lines of business. day of September, 1968, 1 will present Golden W affle Inn with Clara in interest may appear and object to Department Store” to the Cotinty Court of the City and will sponsor a bake sale Sunday them, it they so desire. JAMES MOTOR CO. County of Denver, Colorado, ray accounts Layden, Sarah- Smith, and Kate morning Sept. 20, after each of Notice is also hereby given that there * has been filed in said estate a petition for final settlement of the administration Graves as hostesses, Ann Neigh the Masses. Pastries will be sold 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sale* & Service KE. 8221 of said estate, when and where all per bors, the new president, con- asking for a judicial ascertainment and sona in interat Ibay appear and object in the K. of C. Hall. Mrs. Robwt determination of the heirs of such de Phone 372 SHINN PHARMACY to them, if they so d«*irc. ducted the meeting. Stack will have charge of the ceased, and setting forth that the namea, Notice is else hereW given that there sale after the 7 :30 Mass, Mrs. addresses anU relationship of all penons, The following committees who are or Vlaim to be heirs of said ‘Your Parish Drug Store” has been filed'in said estate a petition Pauline Tafeldski after the Baimer & Collins asking for a JudieUl asoertuinment and were appointed; Vestments and deceased, so far aa known to the i ' Phones 92-93 determination of the hbira of such de linens, Kate Graves; publicjty, o’clock Mass, and Mrs. Jean Pa-; petitioner, as follows, to-wit: ceased, and aettihg fdrth that the names, cello after the 10:30 Mass. Gertrude RiedI, also known as Ger Mortuary Northern Hotel Bldg. addrcises and relationship of all persons, Pauline Bolls; sick and visiting, truds C. Rlsdl (Adult), 926 Galapago St., who are or claim to be heirs of said de Mrs. A. D, McKinley and Mrs. The altar workers for the first Denver, Colo., Widow; Violet T. Schafer Lyle B. Collins Tyler Hays The Store with a Smile ceased, so fir as known to the petitioner, Lawrence Criley; membership, two weeks of September are Mrs, (Adult), 1619 Emerson S t, Denver, Co)o., at follows, to-wit: Marie Bianchi and Mrs. Jean Daughter: Gtrald J. Riedf (Adult), 2009 Mary H. O'Neill (Adult), 85 Grant A1 Lee and Sarah Smith; ways So, 48th S t, Omaha, Nebr., Son; Roy M. Street, Denver, Colorado, Mother; and means, Madge Beers; pro Pacello.*Mrs. Ruth Martin and Riedl (Adult). 8617 No. 11th S t. Aubu. Mathew H. O'Neill (Adult), 86 Grant gram and hostess, Nan Gamson Mrs. Faye Decola will have Querque. N, Mex., Son. Street, Denver, Colorado, Fatlwr. Accordingly, notice is also bsreby given and Lorraine Wagenbach. charge of the altars the last two thst upon the date aforesaid, or the day Accordingly, notice is also hereby given weeks of September. that upon the date aforesaid, or the day At this meeting it was decided to which the hearing may be continued, to which the hearing may be continued, Mr, and Mrs. Redelberger, par- the Court will proceed to receive and the Court will proceed to receive end to hold the annual fall bake sale ents of Father Redelberger, and hear proofs eonesming the heirs of such hear proofs concerning the heirs of such on Saturday, Sept. 19, in the deceased, and, upon tbo proqfs snbmitted, deceased, and, upon the probfs submitted, his sister ,Jean, spent the week' will enter a decree in said estate de will enter a decree in said estate de Colorado Central Power Co. A1 end visiting the rectory.. termining who are the heIn of such Lee and Sarah Smith will be in deceased person, at which hesring all The firms listed here termining who are the heirs of such de BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR C L I T ’ S ceased person, at which haaring all per- charge. persons clsiffling to be hsirs at law of deserve to be remembered •ona claiming to be heirs sL-iaw of such St. Catherine’s Club such deceased may appear and present UNCOLN-MERCURY SERVICE RADIATOR SERVICE dteeastd may apptar and present their St. Agnes’ Circle will meet in their proofs. (Annunciation Parish, Denver) GERTRUDE RIEDL, also known Wi irt "Lliital«-«ifiiry,Hii4*iirtin." Oif nMluBlei, iiln i litor-ii»H9 Ittho-dHlltti Chaning • Repairing - R*-Cering when you are distributing the home o f Mrs. Waldo Keenan as GERTRUDE 0. RIEDL. mlpniBt, knew yzir cif Iwldi in i eit in4 in reidy tt lenflce It iilekly MATOEW H. O'NEILL. • tluniihlye 8*1 it M iy—fid mry Ulrty dtyi—for ifBUeti ehiekiB fed ■ Hwtry Mrk. NEW AND USED . your patronage in i&e dif Administrator on Wednesday evening. Sept. 16, St. Catherine’s Club will meet Administratrix. ■ t 1*21 Ninth At*. Phan* 111 THOMAS L, FORD, Atty. at 8 o’clock. There will be an in the home of Mrs. Alice GAity, THOMAS L. FORD, Atty. < i 1700 E. 6th Ave. THE KUMPF MOTOR CAR CO. ferent lines of business.- 1700 E. 6th Ave. 3411 Columbine Street, Sept. 15 Uth and Acorns ALplnt 8881 , Grasley, Cel*. First publication, August 20, 1062. election of new officers for the First PabUestion Auxnst 18, 1968 I Last pubilaattoB, SaptamlMg 17. IIU. coming year. •t 12:80. Last PwieatleB Ssptsmbw 10, 1951 ! ,1 ( 1-4- PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4285 Thursday,, Sept. 10, 1953 !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Featured by Ripley Red Cross to Hold Civil Defense Classes Christmas Card A civil defense supplement register by calling the Red Cross om em aker’s USO Red, White, will again be included in the at ALpine 0311. The class will i Red Cross standard first-aid convene every ‘Tuesday and courses this fall. The current Thursday night from 7:30 until S Department Blue Party Will Display by Unit first aid course began Tuesday, 9:30 for five weeks. Final date Sept 8, at 7:30 p.m. in the Red for admittance to the course is » Cross Chapter House, 800 Logan. Sept 10. Other standard and PatronixB Thesa Reliable and Friendly Firms advanced first aid and first .aid The instruction is free and Be Held Sept. 10 At St. Theresa's instructor courses will be of classes are open to all. Anyone fered periodically throughout A surprise “ Red, White, and Aurora.— (St. Therese’s Par who wishes to join this class may the year. THE BEST IN LUGGAGE Blue” party will be held at 8' ish)— A beautiful selection of CERTIFIED CHEMICAL o’clock Thursday night, Sept. Christmas cards is being shown 10, in the USO center, 1663 in homes this year by 52 workers Grant Street, Denver. A Com under the direction of Mrs. June PRODUCTS, INC. munion breakfast is slated for Rahan. The Christmas car.d proj Sunday, Sept. 27. Building Maintenance ect has become an annual event HK On Friday night, Sept. 11, the of the Altar and Rosary Society Supplies G c a USO will feature the television The rev. The rev. the rev. and features gift wrapping, rib KE. 3079 boxing match and a “cigarette bons, and all-occasion cards as B rod ies'. Toilet Tissues games party.” The “ Club Cab ROBERT MCMAHON P0NMPM?MM 10N THOMAS M‘-MAH0N well. ■ , Paper Towels aret” will be in operation Sat of Denver, Colo. of Denver, Colo. of Fort Collins, Colo. _ This is the first time the selec ■ Completa Janitor Needs urday night, with an orchestra — 3 BROTHERS - tion has been offered publicly, playing, and there will also be and Mrs. Rahan and her assist 1180 Kalamath Street C Eu m m mss s/miTAmmiH ST PETERS BAsiLia 1 BULLOCKSm m dancing to orchestra^ music Sun ants are working hard to make Phones TAbor 0103 day evening. * IN THE PRESENCE OF THEIR PARENTS/ it a success. Rome The Altar and Rosary Society Decorative Arl Shops TAbor 0104 Activities for the week begin ning Tuesday, Sept. 15 (no activ Easter 1953 meets on Thursday, Sept. 10, at 575 Delaware Sireel ‘ couHTesv, Kiputy't 'BeL-evi it ov not' ano © kino PiATuses svNoiCATg, inc. 8 p.m. in the parish hall. N G A K W CST HIGH SCHOOL ities are scheduled Mondays), in clude a “ Jam Session” that night, The Holy Name Society will P h o n e T A B O « 3 5 I 5 “.?jr..?-? informal club night and TV Tkroo PrIect.Rl'AtkorC the Denver Archdiocese, Fa- meet on Monday, Sept. 14, at 8 Robert, Donald, and Thomas fights on Wednesday, “ Early Au inree rriesi-oroineri p.m. in the hall. tumn” party night at 8:30 p.m. McMahon, were featured in the famous Ripley Believe It or Not St. Veronica’s Circle will meet Firescreens, curtain and net DRAPERS Thursday evening; “free cigar cartoon that appeared over the nation Sept. 6. The cartoon on Monday, Sept. 14, with Mrs. points out that the three brothers recited Mass simultaneously in Jean Barnwell; ting types of all sizes and ette games party” and TV fights Friday; “ Club Cabaret” Satur St. Peter’s Basilica, Rome, Easter of 1953. Their parents, Mr. and St. Bernadette’s Circle will shapes. UPHOLSTERY day; and dancing Sunday eve Mrs. L. F. McMahon, were present. meet with Mrs. Grace Jansky on ning. Father Donald McMahon is pastor in Evergreen, and is known Wednesday, Sept. 16. Firebaskets and Platforms 926 W. 6th Ave. as a playwright and for his production of the annual all-parochial The Ave Maria Circle will meet For the USO week beginning play put on by Denver High School students. Father Thomas Mc on Thursday, Sept. 17, with Mrs. which exactly fit and cut fuel MA. 4507 Tuesday, Sept. 23, there will be Mahon, the youngest of the trio, is stationed in Ft. Collins. Father Jean Selichnow. bills in half. a “ Jam Session” that night; TV Upholstering, Repairing Robert McMahon is pastor of Sts. Peter and Paul’s Church, Baptized on Sunday, Sept. 6, fights and club activities W’ednes- Custom Built Furniture 'Wheatridge. were Joseph Bernard, son Mr Tools which hang on the day evening; “Party Night” and Mrs. Bernard J. Farrell, BENJAMIN MOORE’S breast of the fireplace All work guaranteed. Terms Thursday; TV fights and games sponsored by Warren Farrell and BENJAMIN MOORE’S parties Friday night; and “ Club amazingly efficient if desired. Evening calls. Mother of God Unit to Meet Hilaria Huff, with Frank Farrell WALL SATIN SATIN IMPERVO Cabaret” Saturday. as proxy; Patrick Joseph, son of On Sunday, Sept. 27, the afore Tough, rubber-base point for New low-lustre enomel for The firms listed here deserve to (Mother of God Parish, Denver) Catherine P u n c e c, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Deilman, Smoking Fireplaces Cured, no mentioned Communion break be remembered when you are dis* Ralph Burg have volunteered to sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Jo new or old interior walls and furniture and trim—bothroomi cure, no pay. fast will be held in the elub- tributing your patronage to the The Altar and Rosary Society care for the altar during Sep seph J. Dielman; Patrick Michael, rooms after the 9 o’clock Mass, ceilings. ' 4.7.5 gal ond kitdiens. 7.2.5 gal. different lines of business. will hold its^first meeting of the tember. son of Mr. and Mrs. Terrance and in the evening there will be season Thursday, Sept. 10. The Madonna Rosary Circle Canney, sponsored by Mr. and 1.40 qt. 2.00 qU the usual dancing session. J. A. JOHNSON & SON The Rosary will be recited at members will be the guests of Mrs. Robert L. Shearer. Bacon & Schramm On Tuesday, Sept. 29, there 1:15 in the church, followed by Mrs. Mary Cavanaugh for lunch Established 35 Years will be a “ Jam Session,” and the Composition Roofing a business meeting in the base eon in her home Sept. 16. After • Gutters • Sheet Metal next night, the last night of the ment. Mrs. Helen Dedrick, ac recitation of the Rosary, the re Library Publication Tile Roofing • Gas Furnaces month, there will be regular club companied by her mother, Mrs. mainder of the afternoop will be activities, Ping-pong, and cards. Roof Repairing • Gas Conversion Burners Helen Donovan, will present a spent playing canasta. Features Fr, Sandoval program of several songs. Re A weekly religious instruc 4020 Brighton Blvd., CH. 6563 88 Pennsylvania RA 5657 freshments will be served. All tion series will start Wednes The October publicafion of the members are asked to bring a day evening. Sept. 16, at 8 Colorado Library Association'iidll box of cold cereal for the Carme o’clock and will continue for pay tribute to the late Fath? ■1 lite nuns. as long as necessary. The se Emmanuel T. Sandoval, S.J., who Electrical Contracting & Repairing Mrs. H. F. Fisher, president, ries will be open to Catholics was librarian in Regis College, extends an invitation to all who wish to review the teach Denver, for more than »0 years. LUMBER ^omen of the parish to attend ings of the Church and to all Father Sandoval, who died last Sensofionof the meeting. non-Catholics who may be in month after a lingering illness, I EARL J.STROHMINGER Work Saving Mrs. John Selensky, Mrs. terested. was a member of the association Electric Cempaty almost steadily since its founding. 60 Ea§t Floyd St. SU. 1-4435 Licenced and Bonded • t I M I M B Member Netionel Electrical Contractors A»»’n. Loyola PTA to Hold PAINT AND VARNISH STRIPPER 1178 Stout St. \ AC. 5733 Floor? and furniture can be ready for any type of ftnish within five minutes after the old First Meeting Sept. 15 finish has been removed with Kerns Li^isan. (Loyola Parish, Denver) ery, Mrs. Lem Landis; civil de The first meeting o f the PTA fense and safety, Mrs. Herbert Maintenance of All Type Floors P I N T O f i( QUART J l .79 GALLON J 5.69 for the school year will be held Kullman; program, Mrs. David (Fair Tredod] Satisfaction Guaranteed at 2 o’clock in the school hall on Carr; ways and means, Mrs. E. J. 26 Years Experience— Dav or Niglit Service Tuesday, Sept. 15. Following a P. Valdez; hospitality, Mrs. Ken H a l e & p e r r \ business meeting, the officers neth "Beasley and Mrs. Walter Paints— Supplies A . and eighth graders’ mothers will Maguire; membership, Mrs. F. CHALLENGER FLOOR SERVICE 1181 Stout KE. 2305 be hostesses at a tea honoring all Patsey; card clubs. Mrs. Walter new members o f the PTA. Mrs. Maguire; and publicity, Mrs. M. Carl E. Rush, Mgr. Sales & Service John Madden will preside at the W. Saya. EA. 4008 1533 E. 7th Ave. meeting. Mothers o f all children The room mothers are: Eighth, attending Loyola are invited to Mrs. Alfonso Vasquez and Mrs. Why Waste Fuel! attend. jHoward Sutliff; seventh, Mrs. JOHNS-IRAIVVILLE FLOORII\GS The Rev. Edward P. Murphy, John Appelhans and Mrs. Joseph Take Advantage of Our S.J., spiritual director o f the Bierich; sixth, Mrs. Peter Baker m Asphalt Tile PTA, will welcome the new mem and Mrs. Joseph Berberick; fifth, A long lived, tow priced flooring for Schools, Special Free bers and Sister Maria Teresa, Mrs. Mark Felder and Mrs. Ar Hospitals, Churches, Residences. school principal, will introduce thur Ehstrom; fourth, Mrs. . . . o// over again with your the faculty and outline the aims Homer Brown and Mrs. Gary Terraflex Efficiency Check and program of the school year. Leader; third, Mrs. Reginald Ta home — a dream house come true One of the toughest, longest wearing floor For Month! of Officers Elected foya and Mrs. Anthony Rubner; with glamorous Wallpapers coverings ever developed; grease proof. Acid second, Mrs. Gus Gravina and September and October The 1953-1954 oficers o f the proof; unaffected by alkalis. Brilliant colors Mrs. Richard Cunningham; and and Paints from Cassidy Hicks, >1 PTA are: President, Mrs. John first, Mrs. Glen Ehler and Mrs. Free Estimates Descriptive Literature Free Save Fuel and Madden; vice president, Mrs. Charles Lee. exclusively featuring durable, Lem Landis; secretary, Mrs. Earl Mrs. John Madden and Mrs. scrubbable Satin Luminall Interior Building & Maintenance Co. Martelon; treasurer, Mrs. Man John Popish attended the meet Ph. AC. 2644 ning Power; historian, Mrs, ing held on Sept. 9 at Denver Paint — and weather-resistant 1863 WAZEE ST., DENVER KE. 2371 Frank Cawley; and auditor, Mrs. 24 Hour Service General Hospital for health Leo Januks. The chairman and chairmen and PTA presidents. Exterior Luminall. See LuminalTs room mothers appointed by the The Loyola Holy Name Society ' Holland Furnace £o. president are: League and dean- will receive Communion in the unusual decorator colors at.../ World’s Largest Furnace Installen WESTER!^ 8:30 Mass on Sunday, Sept. 13. For Prompt 1946 MARKET ST. WINDOW & HOUSE Naturalized Citizens The regular class schedule for CLEANING CO. all Loyola pupils will start on LAUNDRY & Monday, Sept. 14. Classes are WE CLEAN To Hear Fr, Anderson from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. with the DRY CLEANING lunch period from 12 noon until Windows Walls Father John V. Anderson, as 1721 LAWRENCE ACcma S64S Service . . . Coll: sistant in St. Catherine’s Parish, 1 p.m. The hot lunch program . Woodwork Wall Paper Denver, will deliver the benedic will start on Sept. 14 with Floors (Washed & Waxed) tion at ceremonies honoring all lunches served for 20 cents. Chil FREE ESTIMATES new citizens naturalized in 1953. dren who bring their lunch also TA. 6370 eat in the school cafeteria. FULLY INSURED The event will be held free to the CASCADE public in the City Auditorium at The Inquiry Forum for Residential & Commercial 8 p.m. Sept. 17. Rabbi Joel Zion Catholici and non-Catholici ...be ready for any kind Laundry & Dry Cleaners Work of Temple Emmanuel will be .the will be a 25-week course. The 1032 18th M A in 1556 featured speaker. Response for classes will be held in Loyola the new citizens will be made by school at 8 o'clock on Thurs I i, Duncan Jervis Ross. Greetings day starting Sept. 17. A folder will be extended by Governor Dan containing complete details of charge Thornton and by Mayor Quigg about the forum, including the Newton. Special vocal music will subject matter to be discussed and we're prompt Just call be provided by Helen Ainsworth each evening, is available in and Fred Nesbit. Instrumenfal the vestibule o f the church. It's part of the numbers will be presented by the Joe Reischman, a member o f Colorado National Guard Band the parish, has been appointed home service program. and by Mrs. Viola K. Lee, organ organist at St. Philomena’s SHINGLES ist. Church. Prevent Damage Now Wkere St. Cajetan's Adult Choir b.lldert before W INTER! step Is Practicing New Masses Long-lasting, economical Elaterite Shingles give guaranteed to shop all-weather protection. Put Over your old roof now— avoid (St. Cajetan’s Parish, Denver) A special program of new costly damage by making your roof vdnter-proof. Convlni- The St. Cajetan adult choir Masses and old traditional ent terms if desired. is now in the process of re Spanish hymns will be re 1810 S. Josephine hearsed for the Christmas holi PE. 2435 organization in preparation for 9 For Free Estimate Call the fall and winter season ahead. days ahead and for the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Choir practice is being held WESTERN ELATERITE ROOFING CO. on Wednesday evenings in the school hall at 6 p.m. Magdalene Equitable Bldg. CH 6651 Gallegos will direct, assisted by - ■ TRY FALBY’S FIRST Frances Roybal. Rebecca Tor Gas Heating Pilot Lighted res is organist. Any young woman % m ! fo r of high school age and over is in v iW to join at this date. In • If you do not hove your gas heating pilot to instruct and show you how this Is done. formation may be obtained from Giftwares — Hardware the above named persons, or at lighted and ore planning to hove our serv CRANE A lJT ski"** the rectory. • We have found from past, experience ice man do this, you con ovoid possible LINE A continuous novena in the that on the first cold day a large volume of Housewares — Paint & Glass honor of St. Cajetan, the church’s delay and inconvenience, by telephoning BASMOR patron saint and founder of the turn-on requests is received. At that time, mVOVIUOHE Theatine Order, is now in prog today for gas heat turn-on service. BOILERS 32 Broadw ay P E . 2940 ress at the church every Wednes our regular gas operating force is unable day evening at 7:30 p.m. Evening Masses every Sunday • Since many customers, because of to handle all of the requests at once and, and holy day of obligation are also a regular feature at St. greater convenience to themselves, now frequently, a delay of several days occurs 'FURNACE VACUUM CLEANING Cajetan’s. This Mass takes place Specializing in Quality prefer to turn-on and turn-off their own gas before all calls from gas heating customers Plumbing and Heating * Large A Small Equipment at 7 p.m. and is followed by Bene ' ’ • All Types Furnaces Cleaned diction of the Blessed Sacrament. heat pilot lights, you also may want to do ore completed. We would like to reduce Repairs Regular Sunday Masses are GAS, OIL, GAS CONVERSIONS and COAL scheduled from 6:30 a.m., 8:30 this. When our service man calls, ask him this inconvenience for customers os much • Trained Service Men • All Work Guaranteed a.m. (children’s), 10:30 (High) SLATTERY Mass), and 12:15 p.m. and the os possible. • New Lawns • Lawn Repair Work • fertilisers • Psat Moss 7 o’clock evening Mass. GRASS SEED — FREE USE SEEDER — ROLLER Games party activities are & COMPANY • Roto-Tilling • Leveling a Contooriag • Rough Greding held monthly immediately after Plumbing and Heating Contractors the evening Sunday Mass, the P /m e teiHACf,. ..fo r promiit gut heat turn-an service date for these subject to change 1726 Market Street Phone MAin 7127 or 7128 The S u p r e m e € 0. P E 4 6 7 9 from month to month. Ben t. 1 Benavidez, Eugene deLeon, Gus !■ - JOHN J. CONNOR. President ' ROBERT P. CONNOR, Vice Pretldent 864 SOUTH B R oA tW A Y PUBLIC SERVICE'c OMPANY OF COLORADO Garcia, and Felix Gallegos are |! ' ^ in charge.