Gifts From U»S. Only Hope of Foreign Fields U I I V ■ ' I ■ ■■■ I Missions’ CoiiectioniMission Clwrch EfBCtsd in FIngIsr Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations I: Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1947—Permission to Reproduce, Except on T0 Be Taken Up Nov. 9 Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Folfbwing Issue. School Is Converted Archbishop Urban J. Vehr announces that the annual collection for the home and Into Arohdiocese’s foreign missions will be taken up in churches of the Denver archdiocese. Citing the de struction wrought by war in the foreign mission fields, whose only hope fqr alleviation DENVER CATHOLIC lies in gifts from Catholics in the United States, the Archbishop urges generous dona tions to this work of the Church. His letter follows: Latest Parish Center ------Oct. 26, 1947 Flagler.—Mass was celebrated for the first time on Oct. Rcverend Dear Father and Beloved *People: 26, Feast of Christ the King, in the Denver archdiocese’s P Our annual collection for home and foreign missions will be taken newest mission church, St. Mary’s of Flagler. on Sunday, Nov. 9. Forty per cent of the collection is given for dis The new church, originally a 30-by-22-foot school build REGISTER ing, is a mission of St. Charles’ church, Stratton, whose pas tribution to the home missions in the United States, and 60 per cent The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We is apportioned by the Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the tor is Father Henry Ernst. Last March, Father Ernst se- Have Also the Intertiational News SerVice (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller m P I T O T S Faith in Rome to all foreign mission fields. This congregation, with its tured permission from Archbishop Urban J. Vehr to cele Services, NCWC and Religious News Photos (3 cents per copy) intimate information, knows the conditions in all foreign mission fields brate Mass at Flagler in “a suitable place.” and attempts to make as adequate a distribution as possible. May I ask VOL. XLIII. No. 10. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1947. $1 PER YEAR. On his first trip to Flagler, I------^ ------r each wage earner to become a member of this great international mission Father Edward Dinan, assistant I 4 DRiS PRRISP "7" at Stratton, was approached by 4UU III vnCVGIHIG ary society by contributing $1.’ The national magazine will be sent six of the 13 Catholic families in For six years the NCCS—Cath- monthly to each member. the area. “We want to have a 'olic branch of the USO—has re We can only partially appreciate the destruction wrought by the Hooray for Everybody! church of our own,” they told the priest. Extend Welcome ceived the applause of the thou war in foreign mission fields. Many missions in foreign lands have lost sands of service men aind women everything, oftentimes the results of generations of work and sacrifice. 6 Familiei Raite $2,300 who were stationed in Denver. Al Permission to build was se To Bishop Newell though the need for large-scale The generosity of American Catholics is their only hope. cured from Archbishop Vehr. The USO activities has diminished, the May 1 again appeal to our good Catholic people to remember the six families raised a total of Cheyenne. — Coadjutor Bishop Catholic unit, now in its last year missions of our own archdiocese in their last wills and testaments? $2,300 for the project. A school Hubert M. .Newell was officially of operation.', is still taking cur- tain calls Frequently a relatively small sum is the incentive for our small mis- building was bought for $1,750, welcomed to the Diocese of Chey and four choice lots in Flagler enne at a reception Saturday The most recent praise has,eome; ^ionary units to erect a mission chapel, or a much-needed rectory, or to were purchased for $750. The lots night, Oct. 25. The event was held from the army and veterans’ hos continue missionary activities for children or adults. Any funds left already had a cement base, large in St. .Mary’s school hall, and was pitals who.se patients voted the by bequest to the Archbishop or to the Archdiocese of Denver will be enough to serve as two-thirds of attended by .some 400 Catholics service entertainment “the best to used to develop many needed missionarry enterprises in the state of the church foundation. In addi and non-Catholics of the Wyom come to the hospitals." The variety tion, the lots are bordered on the ing capital. of entertainment given and the Colorado. ^ . entrance side of the church by Chairman Vincervt Mulvaney of friendly interest shown by the vol Wherever souls are to be saved, there the Church should be with 18 full-grown pine trees. Cheyenne introduced the speakers untary workers fill a definite need her anointed priests to administer the sacraments and to teach the truths As the harvest season neared, on the program, and made the for these veteran.s- of the wars. of Christ. There cannot be any distinction of color or race or origin. work on the church was delayed presentation of a purse to Bishop The present program of action till the first part of September. Newell on behalf of the clerg.y of Is threefold. It is the variety Pray for all missions and all missionaries throughout the whole the diocese. In addition to the Catholic world. Theirs is a self-sacrificing life. We can assist them Then another meeting of the shows, however, that are the high Flagler parishioners was held. check for $1,000 a spiritual bou lights of the week. With talent by our prayers and our sustained financial help. They in reality repre After that meeting, work on the quet was also tendered the prelate. that includes junior hostesses from sent us in Christ's mandate to bring all souls to His loving Heart. church was steady. The church Speakers on the program in Denver and veterans who still cluded Bishop Patrick McGovern, Faithfully yours, foundation was completed. Next a want to help their buddies, the in vestibule to the edifice was con U. S. Senator Joseph O'Mahoney, formal entertainment is as popular ^ URBAN J. VEHR. structed. Then, the interior of the who flew here for the occasion; as Broadway productions. $ome Governor Lester Hunt, Mayor Archbishop of Denver. church was completed, with the volunteers devote as many as 10 exception of the construction of John . Mclnerney, Archbishop Ur hours a week, and even many non- a confessional and sacristy. These ban J. Vehr, and Bishop Newell. Catholics are offering their tal Dutch Padre Has Unique Career will be built in the near future, The Very Rev. James .A. Hart ents for the Catholic cause. and the exterior will be finished. mann, pastor of St. Mary’s Cathe Area Workeri Direct dral and Chancellor of the diocese, The church seats 84 persons and the Very Rev. Jerome Denk, .John P. Curry and Margaret Most Colorful Character comfortably. At present, there are pastor of St. .Toseph’.s narish. Chey Culverwell, area workers, are the 16 Catholic families in and around enne. represented the diocesan huh of the entertainment machine, Flagler. Both the Flagler mission clergy at the reception. Priests of supplying one of the two essential and Burlington mission are cared the Archdiocese of Denver were provisions for success—supervi In Korea’ Denver Visitor for from St. Charle.s’ parish, Strat represented by the Rev. Elmer sion. Both workers have had ade ton. Also stationed at Stratton Kolka and the Rev, David Maloney. quate experience in directing. Mrs. By Paul Hennesssy assigned to Korea. He was allowed besides Father Dinan is the Rev. Preceding the public celebra Culverwell was director of the Charles Salmon. At present Father And -now meet the little Dutch a short vacation, and after a long tion a private dinner was given in NCCS club in Tooele, Utah, for journey he arrived in Korea Oct. Ernst is convalescing in St. Fran the home of Bishop McGovern for two years before coming to Dcn- padr? whom an American general cis' sanatorium in Denver. described in an official letter as 23 1938. the distinguished guests and speak A r in February, 1946, and, prior He had no knowledge of the Under present conditions, St. ers. to her service in Tooele, she had a “the most colorful character in Korea." Korean language, which is the moat Mary’s church of Flagler will have In observance of Bishop Mc similar position in Pryor, Okie. difficult in the Orient—a language Sunday Mass on the fourth Sun He was writing about the Rev. Govern’s birthday, postponed from Mr. Curry took over the Denver more difficult than Chinese but day of the month and on the Tuesday, Oct. 14, in order that NTCS area work in November, Reinier Snel, 37-year-old mission richer than French. And for a second Saturday of the month. ary of the Society of Foreign Mi.s- .Archbishop Vehr and Bishop 194.5, after directing Fort Smith, priest who had to begin his studies .The Denver Tabernacle so Newell might attend, a dinner was Ark., and Salt Lake unks. Before .sions from Paris, who prides him six times because he had “a little ciety has aided the church .sub self on what is probably “the moat held in the Ordinary’s home Sun (T xvti to Page S —.Column 6) trouble with Latin," the future stantially. It has supplied the day night. The 75-year-old prelate beautiful beard in the missionary did not look too bright. church with all of its altar needs. field, I think.” was the principal speaker at the Father Snel decided to try his Deserving of special mention are event. The general’s point was well hand at a conversion. “It was The world was ■ bright, warm place latt Sun Regis stadium and were provided with transpor the Tabernacle society’s gifts, of taken, and it became more appar much easier than I thought," he day for these three youngsters from St. Clara’s tation, hot dogs, and pop. The three lads are, left a chalice, a ciborium, and a com Fourth Down, ent aher listening to Father Snel said. “But I had some bad mo orphanage. Through the, co-operative kindn.ast of to vigh), Daniat yirop,.^b Stadler, and John Hart. plete set of new Gothic vestments. Transferral of Tract describe the glories of the mis ments, because the family I had the Regis MOn't^ ani^ the Denver. J^rochial Thdra V w a h e * ‘Sq^Shildren present frote^§L sionary life. chbfifefi resisted all Christian mis league, they saw the gridiron donhle-heatfer aT CTariTs and SU VlncentTorphanages. To Nuns Completed Goal to Go - - - Many people thought he should sionaries for many years." Jfniihistop Cantwell never be a priest. He encountered • • * The transferral of the 11-acre a great deal of difficulty in Hol THE ONLY difficulty with the New 'Resting Well' Wyldemere tract near Littleton to land. On six different occasions he conversion was that Father Snel Give to Chest the Dischlced Carmelite Sisters began his studies for the priest did not know Korean; and his pros National Edition Enjoys Los Angeles.—The Most Rev. i . j t- j » xt.- hood. but the authorities always pective converts did not know any John J. Cantwell, Archbishop of I""®*, Tuesday of this With only one day left in Den Los Angeles, is reported "restine adapting the house discouraged him because he had a other language. You can see how .... *1,- ---J. nuns IS ver's Community Chest campaign "little trouble with Latin." He was “easy" it was. well” and apparently past the to the needs of and the goal still $84,000 away, His convert was a professor of crisis of a severe throat infection, going on. volunteer workers were exhorted bio-chemistry at the University of Huge Growth in 20 Years which was regarded as so serious It is not known just what dates by Campaign Chairman Hugh B. Seoul and he was from the royal that the 72-year-old prelate was the Carmel will be open for public Terry Wednesday to complete all (Turn to Page 2 — Column i) The Register, National Edition, hero, who fell at Tamanrasset, was in the lower right hand cor given the Last Sacraments, inspection before being enclosec calls on prospects and attend the launched in 1927 with 10,000 Dec. 1, 1916. ner. It was Father M. J. Smith’s Extreme Unction was conferred as a cloister, but it is probable that final report rally on Thur.sdav copie.s of the first edition, cele column, “Listening In." Father on the Irish-born cleric Friday by the time will be several days lal# at the Shirley - Savoy hotel Red Headlinei Annual Services brated its 20th birthday this week, The four-page paper carried Smith attacked two books which Auxiliary Bishop Timothy Man in November. at 6 p.m. in the issue dated Nov. 2, with a showed the paganism of the times.» ning. All.Catholics in the Los An The home, designed by J. B. "If bur workers will use these complete coverage of the national He remarked of a book by H. G. nation-wide circulation of more and international Catholic news geles archdiocese were urged to Benedict, Denver architect, was last few hours to finish their calls For Dead Sunday than 700,000. Wells, Meanwhile, that it is "very pray for his speedy recovery. owned by Mrs. June B. Benedict. and call-backs and if our good field. The streamer headline and dry reading." The National Edition, published two other headlines on the front .Denver people who have not been independently with a circulation In contrast to the current .Vo called iin will only pbone the page were printed in bright red tional Edition which carried 17 At Mt. Olivet in the country of 190,000, is in ink—a sign of the ardent nature Community Chest office at M,4in serted in part also into each of the photos, -ene religious picture, one 2221 so that a volunteer mav be of the new national Catholic pa cartoon, and one feature cartoon, 1914 Famed Mobbing Case The annual services for the dead 32 diocesan edition.s in the Register per. sent out to get their contribution. will be conducted at Mt. Olivet the first edition did not have a I am sure we will reach the lUO- Sy.stem of Newspapers. That is Two stories on the front page cemetery Sunday, Nov. 2, at 3 p.m. how the circulation tops 700,000. single picture or cartoon. per-ceiit mark we have been striv by .Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. concerned Mexico. The first dealt The staff of the early paper Is R ecalled by E d ito r ing for ever since this campaign The service will begin with pro The first issue of the National with the “most bitter censorship was Bishop J. Henry Tihen, presi started," Terry said. cession through the cemetery. Each Edition was four pages and the ever known," imposed by Presi dent; the Rev. Matthew Smith, and "This money is urgently needed pastor or a.ssistant will lead his lead editorial carried this notice: dent Calles, which attempted to H. -A. Smith, now an editor B y M on-s ig n o r M a t t h k w S m it h an old edifice that stood for years "The Easiest Paper in the World (Meinoirt of < Catholic Editor. Copy- at Curtis and 15th, and then to by our 72 youth, health, and wel- parish group. Solemn Pontifical hide the wholesale butcheries tak in St. Louis. The anniversary rifhted. 1947. Reproduction, in I fare agencies and because the Benediction of the Blessed Sacra to Read.” Two other editorials ing place in that country. The edition this week listed .Archbishop whole or In part, forbidden) the Pentecostal Union temple. DMT goal is a minimum goal, any ment will conclude the services in discus.sed "Prayers for the Dead;” second dealt with the influx of Urban J. Vehr as president; Mon I personally attended the lec and efforts to beatify Father One of the most bizarre cases I ture in the Charles buildinjr. 'The thing less than the 100 per cent the sanctuary of the Gallagher Mexican labor and the problems signor Smith as editor-in-chief; have ever dealt with as a news •of quota is certain to restrict the memorial. .Archbishop Vehr will Foucauld, French soldiery-priest it presented to the Church. the Rev. John B. Cavanagh as auditorium was small, but it was paperman occurred in April, 1914. packed, perhaps by about 200 per operations of these fine organiza officiate assisted by the Rev. Another story discussed the managing director; and seven as about a half year after I assumed tions which help Make Denver the Damen McCaddon as deacon and opinion of a Jesuit missionary who sociate editors, three of them lay sons. The crowd surged with mob the editorship of the Denver Cath spirit. One loud-mouthed fellow I great city that it is,” Terry added. the Rev. John Doherty as sub Important Events returned from India and said men; and an art editor, also a lay olic Register. X'olunteers in all divisions are deacon. St. Thomas’ Seminary Christianity in India would be man. There are 22 on the editorial saw coming in, with a gang, was hard at work, today seeking the helped by Mahatma Gandhi. An I refer to the attack on the Cath —4 young man employed by the choir, directed by the Rev. Thomas staff of the Denver office. olic priests and people by Otis L. arlditionul c.intribiitions needed to Barrett, C.M., will furnish the On Schedule of other news story on the page told On the inside of the first edi Register as a subscription collec Spurgeon, a Baptist minister, and tor! We knew that he was not a )oii them "over the top." total Fr. Reinier Snel music. of a six months’ sentence given in tion, one interesting article was of $1,224.11111', or 911.5 per cent of New York city to a “.^rong-arm to the physical beating up he un CathoKc, but we did not know that The location of the parish units an answer of a Jesuit scholar to derwent at the hands of a group. quota, has boon raised to date. The not really disappointed but there will be as follows: Archbishop Vehr man” of the Ku Klux Klan. an Anglican Bishop who discarded he hated us. There was a good deal A three-column spread on the The supinene.ss of the civil au of organized bigotry in those days goal in this year's drive is $1,309,- was only one course to take. Fa e a s t o f OFFICE—St. Cath the Book of Genesis in favor of thorities in the face of his attacks 222. ther Snel left Holland. erine’s, St. Anne’s (Arvada), St. A' number of important events lower half in the center of the (Turn to Page 2 — Column X) (Turn to Page f> — Column U) .Milton K. Bernet, Chest presi- front p.age was devoted to a on the Church was unbelievable: .Anthony’s. Our Lady of Guada are included in the list of fall and and the support given to him by rient. estimated that 2,400 addi HE WENT to France and en lupe, St. Dominic’s St. Francis de early' winter engagements of “rapid fire review of late Catholic tional now subscribers would be news." Tr.e lead item, under a Will Become some Protestant forces in the city tered another seminary, this one Sales’, Blessed Sacrament. St. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, re is one of the blackest annals in FUND FOR BURSE -ufficiont to put the campaign specializing in students with late Bernadette’s, Our Lady of Victory. leased this week. [Dublin date-line, told of the warn Good Shepherd Nun ac'oss the goal. ing that the Most Rev. Dr. Co- the history of the state. On the vocations. “I was a very late voca St. Cajetan's, St. Elizabeth’s, and Several of fhe functions are for other hand, I have no intention of K"in •mbo'' the Bed Feather slo- tion according to European .stand Holy Family. men. One is the-onnual Holy Name halan. Bishop of Cork, gave to REACHES $1,824 g .v —"Kv iybodv Benefits, Every women about their dress. excusing the mob action. I think ards." he remarked. But he was EAST OF CALVARY GROUP rally in the Cathedral Nov. 23. The that what happened, on both the body (r'ves." and help Denver only 19—and actually the young —Cathedral. annual series of men’s Commun- ‘Littening In’ Three contributions totaling $17 "score" in this campaign. The' last item on the front page .Protestant and the Catholic side, jwere added to the Sacred Heart est seminarian in the house of \V EST OF CALVARY GROUP ions begins with a service in Ster- was typical of the frontier. "late vocations." —Annunciation. ^ling Dec. 7, to be followed by a I burse this week. This brings the He was ordained .lune 29. 1938. WEST OF OFFICE — Holv ‘ - Spurgeon was not a stranger total to date to $1,824. The goal similar affair in Brighton Dec. 14. to Denver. Our paper of April 9, Fr. Kevin P. Henry I in the Chapel of the Martyrs in the Ghost, St. James’, St. Joseph’s The Archbishop will leave Mon 'Fighting Padre' of the burse is $6,000, and the [Seminary t>f the missionary order. (Golden), St. Joseph's Polish, St. 1914, says: “He was brought here fund will be u.sed by Archbishop day for a brief visit in Cincinnati three years ago as assistant pastor Louis’, Our Lady of Lourdes, St. before going to Washin^on for Urban J. Vehr to pay for the edu Mary’s (Littleton), Our Lady of of the First Baptist church, and cation of a .seminarian studying Named Assistant the annual meeting of the Hier Injured; Speech in was dismissed after one month by Mt. Carmel, St. Philomena’s, St. archy. for the priesthood. The gifts this Rose of Lima’s, Holy Rosarj', St. the trustees, on a charge of stir week were: Anonymous, Denver, St. Eiit.b .iiiv»;r- John’s, St. Josephs (Redemptor- The list of engagements follows: Denver Canceled ring up dissension in the congre $5; anonymous, Denver. $10, fdr *1 ist), St. Leo’s, Loyola and Sacred Thursday, Oct. 30: Meeting of gation. He was given a year’s sal a favor; and N. N., Denver, $2, Heart. St. Mary Magdalene’s, St. advisory board in Loretto Heights! , , j , . ■ ary and let go, according to in given in thanksgiving. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr has college. 6:30 p.m. The lecture scheduled m the formation furnished the Register announced the appointment of the Saturday, Holy Day Patrick's, Presentation, St. The- The Chancery office also an rese’s, Aurora, and St. Vincent de by a Baptist." That Baptist was nounced that additional gifts to Rev. Kevin Patrick Henry. O.F.M., • n r !'■ day evening, Nov. 2. by the Rev. Willis N. Fulton, long a Denver as an a.ssistant at St. Elizabeth’s Mass hours in Denver downtown Paul’s. ices in Mt. Olivet cemetery, 3 P-m- !joseph T. O’Callahan, S.J., famed ward the completion of the Cathe Nov. 12-14; Annual meeting of newspaperman, now dead. Fulton dral parish burse had been re parish, Denver. churches Saturday, Nov. 1, Feast hero chaplain, has been canceled was a good friend of mine. ^ Father Kevin, who was horn in of All Saints and a holy day- of Hierarchy at Catholic university, The Denver Knights of Colum ceived. 'County Sligo, Ireland, comes to obligation, are as follows: KLZ to Carry Talk Washington, D. C. bus. sponsors of the “Fighting At the time Spurgeon spoke here Gifts to such a project as the the Mile High city from New York Cathedral: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, Nov. 16-17: Meeting of Exten Padre’s” scheduled appearance in April, 1914, he was “historical burse to educate a youth for the ; city, where he was stationed as an and 12:15. By Register Editor sion society and jubilee of Bishop here, were notified that the priest editor-* of the Menace, notorious priesthood form one of the noblest assistant at St. Francis of Assisi's , Holy Ghost: 6, 7:15, 8:15, 9:15, William D. O’Brien, Chicago. had suffered an extremely painful national anti-Catholic sheet. The acts of religion. Contributions in church. 10:15, 11:15, and 12:15. Formerly in Denver Sunday, Nov. 23: Holy Name leg injury Monday while partici daily papers refused him either any amount are welcomed by The Franciscan priest stuylijed at St. Elizabeth’s: 6, 7, 8, 9, and Hour, Cathedral, 7:45 p.m. pating in Navy day ceremonies at news notices or paid advertise Archbishop Vehr, who has the dif St. Peter4 college in the County 12:15. The Rev. Joseph A. Hughes, edi Saturday, Nov. 29: Pontifical the naval air station in Corpus ments and he circulated handbills, ficult task of defraying the educa-. of Wexford, Ireland. He cairteyto St. Leo’s: 7, 8, 9, and 10. tor of the Duluth Register, will Mass for deceased sisters of arch Christ!, Tex. Mi*( Colleen Funk, laughter of after he had given two lectures in tional expenses of some 50 ar^h- the United States in 1940. •Ma.ss in Christ the King church, speak on Columbia’s Church of the diocese in Cathedral, 9:30. It is not known whether Father Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Funk of Trinity Methodist church. Cath diocesan students at St. Thomas’ At St. Elizabeth's Father Kevin, Evergreen, will be at 10. Air Sunday. The address will be Sunday, Nov, 30; Fort Collins, O’CallahJn will be able to fill the 1568 Cook street, hat entered the olics who saw the bills protested to seminary. The annual cost per stu in addition to duties as a parish Readers are reminded that the carried by station KLZ, Denver, Confirmation ^in St. Joseph’s eugageinent at a future date. ' convent of the Sisters of the Good the Methodist trustees, who refused dent is $450, and for the most part priest, will serve as moderator of vigil of the feast, Friday, Oct. 31, from 11:30 to 12 noon. The pro chyrch at 4 p.m., in Holy Family All persons holding tickets for Shepherd in St. Paul, Minn. A to let Spurgeon continue when they this must be met by the Chancery the Young Ladies’ sodality, the is a day of fast and abstinence. gram will originate in Duluth and church at 7 :30 p.m. the lecture may obtain refunds at native of Sterling, she attended became aware of the type of his office. Through the establishment Children of Mary sodality, and the The Feast of All Souls is trans will have music by the St. Gregory Sunday, Dec. 7; Sterling, Com- the box office in the K. of C. grade and high schools in Aurora talks. The Rev. Dr. Wilcox, pastor; of Mmipary burSes it is hoped to Knights of St. John. ferred this year to Monday, Nov. 3. chorus of 40 voices. i munioh Mass for men at 8 a.m.. clubhouse, E. 16th and Grant. and was graduated from East high former Gov. Henry Buchtel, then relieve the archdiocese of much of When Father Kevin arrived in Every priest is allowed to say Father Hughes spent several Confirmation at 4 p.m. Refunds will not be available at school in 1946. She has been em chancellor of Denver university; this financial burden. The cause Denver he discovered that another three Masses this day. 'The toties months in Denver studying jour Wednesday, Dec. 10: Closing of the Oberfelder box office ployed at the Denver National Peter Winne, A. L. Doud, and of educating students for the native of County Sligo lived , in quoties plenary indulgence appli nalism at the Register before 40 Hours’ devotion in Cathedral. Another event of interest to bank. She is a great-granddaugh- other ^en who were prominent for priesthood is eminently deserving the St. Ro.se residence, just two cable to the poor souls may be founding the Duluth paper in Thursday, Dec. 11: Confirma Denver Catholics, the concert by tor of the late Elisabeth Burke of years in Denver life were trustees. of remembrance in wills. blocks away from St. Elizabeth’s. gained from noon Nov. 2 until mid 1936. The business manager of tion in Presentation church, Den the famed Roman Singers, under Denver. Miss Funk was a member They unanimously and readily Address all communications to Bhe is Mi.ss Bridget Marren, head night Nov. 3 or from noon Nov the Duluth Register, Father James ver, 7:30 p.m. the direction of Monsignor Licinio of thhc K-Ducat Young People’s agreed to halt the talks. the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, 'cataloguer of the Denver Public 8 until midnight Nov, 9 under the Chisholm, studied at the Register Sunday, Dec. 14: Communion Refice, will be held Sunday at club p f St. Philomena’t and St. Spurgeon then transferred for Chancery Office, 1536 Logan library. usual conditions. last year. Mass for men in Brighton, 8 a.m. 3 p.m. as scheduled. John’s porishes. one night to the Charles building, street, Denver 5, Clolo. L I?- PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, October 30,1947
Notional Edition DUTCH PADRl, M O ST COLORFUL Aid to Patients 615 17th Street NO LASTING Has Big Growth PERSON IN KOREA, VISITS DENVER By NCCS Praised A Choice of (Continuer From Page One) (Continued From Page One) HOME (Continued-From Page One) tha Daminian theory, The Jesuit death of a Japanese emperor. “Be the war he was probation officer Complete^ Well ^ family of Korea, the Lee dynasty. sides,” Father Snel remarked, A Novel was the Rev. Raphael McCarthy, Through an interpreter, Father “they were trying to eradicate the of Children’s court in New York Planned S.J., who was listed as professor Snel learned that the professor Christian celebration of Christ city. by of psychol
i Thursday, October 30,1947 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE ST. fRANCIS' STUpiNTS COMPlCIf Collegians Wed Society to Meet Ore Lea, C. Haney Dr. Richard L Haney plaHs for homecoming week end O ptom etrist^^ (St. Francis de Salei’ Paruh, fast is asked to call Mrs, Reuben At SL Dominic $ Denver) Alexus, SP. 4987, Members of St Vincent de Paul Parish (St. Dominie'i Pai'Uh, Denver) Students at St. Francis’ $x€ Cubi Tour KMYR On Tuesday, Nov. 4, at 1 o’clock making final preparations for Den two, pack 126, Cub Scouts, in the church auditorium, St. Domi Color day on FY'iday. This will under the leadership of Mrs. nic’s Rosary-Altar society will hold mark the beginning of home George Mossbrucker, made a tour its monthly business and social coming activities. of radio station KMYR and wit meeting. Miss Madelene Sullivan, All the students will be present nessed a studio broadcast,,'' , vice president, will preside. The at a Mass celebrated by the Kev. Mrs. Thomas R. Fox, 466 S. luncheon committee is composed Gregory Smith, pastor, at 8:30. Sherman, ie recovering from a of Mrs. Walter R. Mullane, chair llie senior girls and members of serious oj^eration. BANQUET ROOMS PARTIES man, assisted ' by Mmes. J. E. the Pep club will be in the blue Miss Joyce Turner of the class In planning for your family’s future wel* of ’47 was elected class treasurer fare, consider the wisdom of securing Simms, W. Readwyn, A. H, Gar- and gold uniforms for the home o f jlO to 100 bella, H. Hughes, J. Walsh, George coming drills. The boys in true at Greeley, where she is now at FUTURE NEED PROTECTION now, Stock, W. J. Reed, R. Sanders, and Gremlin style will show off the tending college. She spent the Where Denver Dinet during the years of earning income. Under A. C. Carrbll. Games will follow blue and gold. Each home room' week end with her parents, Mr. With Duncan Mine* the luncheon. and Mrs. George -Turner of this OLINGER’S FUTURE NEED PLAN you will carry out some theme in its parish. can secure this intelligent provision for The general committee for the decorations pertinent to the fes Thanksgiving turkey party to be tivities. Beverly Coffin Ii Bride every member of your family— regardless held Wednesday, Nov. 19, met this Friday afternoon the girls will Beverly Ann Coffin became the of age. The cost is very little. . .only a bride of Robert J. Madden of Port week to complete plans for the put on a demonstration for mem land, Ore., in a recent ceremony >HY’S few cents a day. Consult Olinger’s*Advis evening’s entertainment. Commit bers of the faculty after which in St. Anthony’s church in that ory Department. . . there is no obligation. tee members are James Coursey, there will be a pep rally in the auditorium. A prize'for the best city. The-Rev. Francis Hanley, chairman, assisted by John Reilly, cousin of the bridegroom, officia- T. J. Farrell, Phil Mahoney, Enos dressed Gremlin will be awarded. ated. M s Patrick, Jr.; Adam Ross, Louis The homecoming on Sunday will fine OODS The bride, who-attended paroch- Monge, and Phil Zangari. Games begin with Mass at 9 o’clock, Madelyn Mary James was mar J ' Fini CockUit> tnd 16TH It SPEER at will be played and refreshments and ail members of the alumni ries! in a double-rin( ceremony Fountain Srrvie* BOULDER SHERMAN served. are expected to attend. The alumni Sept. 13 in Loyola church, Den Broadway at Ellsworth mORTDiRIES The weekly Rosary Holy Hour breakfast w ill^e served at 10:16 ver, to Richard Joseph Maginn of m on Friday evening, Oct. 31, will in the high school cafeteria. St. Vincent de Paul's parish. The Open 11 A.-M. to 2 A. M. Clo.ed Tuetdayi Departments Call, GLendale 3G63 include prayers to Our Lady of A huge pep rally will be con bride is the daughter of Mr. and Fatima, the Infant of Prague, St. ducted in the school auditorium Mrs. Nicholas James of Welby. at 11:30. The Pep club and alumni CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our personnel and the Frances Xavier Cabrini, and The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Blessed Martin. Father John B. will participate. and Mrs. Joseph W. Maginn of finest equipment and facilities are assigned to Dering, O.P., will deliver the ser The parade will leave the school Denver. mon. at 12:45 to enter Regis stadium at every Catholic Service. _ ^ The couple attend Colorado uni Look at Your Hat— Ma.sses on All Saints’ day, Nov. 2:1.5. ^ The feature of the parade will versity and are making their home **Everyone EUe Does!" I, will be at 5:30, 6:15, 7, 7:45, in Boulder. Vlct-Pr«iidtnt 9, and 10:30. Confessions for the be a decorated float carrying the The W ell-Dreiitd Man Is Using holy day will be heard on Friday, queen and her attendants, and This Service Oct. 31, at 4 and after the Holy convertibles in which the flag Benefit Party Group FACTORY FINISHED Hour at 7:30 p.m. twirlers, cheer leaders, and drum majorettes will ride. There will be On .All Souls’ day, Monday, Nov. a field demonstration and the Entertained at Lunch ROBERTS 3, there will be Mass every half- crowning of the queen during the I'athedral hour from 5:30 until 9 o’clock. The half-time period of the game. The committee of the St. Vin — the hat man evening Rosary devotions will The day’s festivities will con cent Aid society games party, to LADIES’ HATS TOO! close on All Souls' day at 7:30 clude with a dance in the Lincoln be held for the benefit of St. SPnire 4726 PICK-UP AND DELIVERY 2.58 Broadway o’clock. room of the Shirley-Savoy hotel Vincent’s home, was entertained After the 6:15 and 7 o’clock from 9 to 12. Chuck Bennett’s-or by Mrs. Joseph Walsh with a lunch oixonfY Masses on All Saints' day, Satur Next tp Clxrkp't Chorch Gpodx chestra will furnish the music. eon in her home op Oct. 28. day, Nov. 1, First Saturday devo The queen. Madonna Nalty, will The committee reports that a "IFhen in lotc $pirit§ call Jerrr" tions in honor of Our Lady of the be attended by Charlene Phelan number of valuable gifts have been coLttttaocBiN ^ Rosary of Fatima will be held at 16.34 Tremont KE. 4.'i.'>4 and Marilyn Dechant. The drum Mr. and Mri. Madden donated for prizes. The party is St. Dominic’s altar. majorettes are Pat Boehm, Ellen KKEB OEUVERT EREE PARKING to be held at the Knights of Co This Sunday, Nov. 2, member Steputis, Norma Simmons, and iai schools in Denver, is the grand lumbus hall, 1575 Grant street, KEEP YOUR GAR IN A-1 CONDITION ship application blanks of the Holy Joan Keegan. The flag twirlers daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Monday, Nov. 10, at 8 p.m< Mrs. A REPUTABLE DRUG Name society will be available at are Eileen O’Meara, Barbara Kaffer of St. Francis de Sales’ Fred Kemme is chairman and Miss It may need a Tnne-np or STORE the Mas.ses. ^ e n of the parish who Wayne, Eunice Turner, and Janice parish, and of George Coffin of Eleanor Weekbaugh is co-chair Complete Engine Overhaul Hatchett Drug Store have not already enrolled are a.sked White. The cheerlesders are Pa Denver. The bridegroom is the son man. Tickets may be secured at EXPERT MECHANICS — GENUINE FACTORY PARTS 8tor« of Qotllty and 8«rrle«*‘ to sign one of the blanks and return tricia Harmon, Margie Evers, Joan of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Madden the door, or from Mrs. Fred it to the lishers. C. Kelly, and Joan Flood. of Portland. Kemme, E.'\. 4224; Miss Eva COMPLETE FENDER & BODY DEPT. 701 GRANT The Third Order of St. Dominic The school band under the di The bride wore a gown of white Walsh, FR. 1422; or from Mmes. \ FREE PICKUP SERVICE CompoandInK proteiiptfons Is th« mooi is gi-ateful for the splendid re rection of Miss Azalea Noakes slipper satin trimmed in chantilly John Waggoner, H. Grant Wim- ICoIfnx al Diiwnini Denver important part of our buainaaa. sponse to its appeal for clothing, will furnish tjie music for the lace, a regal crown of chantilly bush, W. J. McGettigan, Benjamin PE. ' KETMonc 3217 food, and funds for .several stricken rallies and the field display. Miss lace, and a silk illusion finger-tip C. Hilliard,' Jr.; W. Fontleroy 4.55 families in Europe. Tertiaries are Peggie Chambers is directing the veil. The maid of honor wore a Arnold, Joseph Walsh, J.' Val 4641 VINER CHEVROLET CO. Rdw7. busy packing these gifts so that Pep club demonstration and Miss yellow taffeta with matching halo Chamberlain. J. Morgan Cline, and COLFAX DRIVE-IX they may reach these families in Catherine Joeger, art instructor, crown. The bridesmaid wore a Lillian Young, and Misses Eva MARKET time for Christmas. is supervising the decoration of matching frock of pale green and Walsh, or Ann Birmingham. the float anti the cafeteria. The both carried bouquets of yellow I The Brownie (iirl Scouts were All members of St. Vincent’s Free Parking Space entertained Oct. 25 at a Halloween art classes have made the posters. roses. Aid are urged to take an active Stf. Vincent de FaiiTs Parish Phone TA. “1776” party in the home of Mrs. Dominic The chaperons for the evening Circle Meeti Nov. 4 are Mr. and Mrs. Mark Behan, Mr. interest to make the benefit party AL BONINO. Mjrr Gri.senti, 3201 N. Speer. Refresh The Holy Rosary circle will ments were in the charge of Mmes. and Mrs. Reuben L. Alexus. Mr. meet Tuesday, Nov. 4, at 1 p.m. a success. J. R. Preston, J. J. Conrad, F. C. and Mrs. Thomas J. Nalty, Mr. in the assembly room of the rec HOD8EeBOCEIlY*Sf;g|^'!?». Bartle, J. W. Beck, R. E. Bale, and Mrs. Frank E. Phelan, Mr. and tory. Mrs. J. Hannigan and Mrs. and R. K. Haney. Mrs. John Dechant. Mr. and Mrs. 2105 E. Virginia SP. 7505 RATHAWAY’S A. McKone will be hostesses. We have added complete BILL HUGHES. Prop. The Ave Maria circle will meet Joseph Flood. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. The League of the Sacred Heart in the home of Mrs. A. C.’ Reid,. Evers, Mr. and Mrs. Martin M. members will receive Communion Line of FROZEN FOODS Complete Food Service Kelly, and Mrs. Margaret Harmon. City Lace Cleaners 2715'Raleigh, Wednesday, Nov. 5. in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, Meats . . . Groceries 598 South Gilpin Wednesday, Nov. 5, will be the Father Doran Nov, 2. Fresh Fruits & Vegetables “It's Smsrt to B. Thrifty" 218 East Seventh Ave Phone TAbor 7907 Feast of Bles.sed Martin, Negro Mrs. Hynes Returns Dominick lay brother, for whose To Address PTA CLRTa INS . PILLOWS CAREFULLY CLEA^ED AND RE A former long-standing member Qaalit;^’ Cleaning canonizanon many Catholics are The monthly meeting of the of St. Francis de Sales’ parish, TURNED SAME SIZE. SPECIAL CARE GIVEN TO TABLE PTA will be held on Wednesday LEN’S Pharmacy ■And Alterations praying, and whose intercession Mrs. Richard Hynes, is welcomed All Dresses Hand Finished LINENS. BLANKETS LAUNDERED WITHOUT SHRINKAGE. they seek. A special High Mass evening, Nov. 5. at 8:15 in the back into the parish after the re U C. FEHR. Prop. will be sung in honor of Blessed high school auditorium. The coun s a v T n g s Memb.r fit. Vinctnt ■!« Psal'i Parish IFOKK CALLED FOR 4!\D DELIVERED cent death of her husband. Mr. Martin at 7:45 on his feast day. cil will meet in the library at Y«t, V/x% PLUS Inturoncil Have Your Doctor Phone PARK LANE 7:15 p.m. The Rev. Thomas Doran and Mrs. Hynes had been living in Us Your Prescription Ridge. The widow is making her Here your livings ire not of Platteville will be the guest present home with her sister, Mrs. 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 CLEANERS speaker. His topic will be “Look only Inveited in FHA ind At Loaisiino snd Smith Clayton 1931 Kentucky ing to Tomorrow’s Education." J. L. Alyward, at 174 S.' Logan other prime first mortgige street. loins, but ire ilio jpsurtd LOECHNER AND LYNCH, COBKCTLY •nTTED A short talk on Catholic litera INC. ture in the home will be given by oga'inii lost to $5000 by la KI.VE FI.OOH COVERINGS Stove and Furnace Parts &MSS£S Mrs. Stanley Nowack, pa.st presi I gency of the U . S. BONNIE BRAE A Complete Line of Rugs, Carpels and Linoleums dent of the Catholic Press club. Still Available $5 itorts youi acMunf, NiriRT \ The members of the school senate GAS FURNACES INTERIOR DECORATING SERVICE will present a musical skit. An ex Chopping District DRAPERIES — CONTRACT WORK INVITED ■ M m m o'i’ vS tyunc-- hibit of Catholic books and publi The Geo. A. Pnllen 7501 E. COLFAX AVE. cations will be on display. FR . 3008 The pantry shower for the sis Company EVE BY APPOINTMENT 1333 Lawrence Street -IIOLTZ- We Offer > ters will also be held on this date. TABOR 1321 DENVER. COLO. CONOCO PRODUCTS Coniplele Optiral Service The food can be sent to school RED & n W T E with the children or can be Lnbrication, Car Washing, Batteries Examination, Refraction, brought to the meeting. Hostesses Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing FRESH MEATS — RSH DOWN TO Prescription for the evening will be mothers BONNIE BRAE Groceries & Vegetablei All Glasses Manufactured in from grades 2A, 2B, llA , and CONOCO SERVICE Your P stronss. Apurecisted EARTH PRICES Our Own I^aboralorv IIB. All parishioners are extended DELIVERY SERVICB SP. lllg a special invitation to this meet 724 So. Univenity - PE. 9909 2626 E. Louisiana at S. Clayton Quick Repair Service ing. at the Broken Lenses Duplicated Anyone wishing to assist the Oculist Prescriptions Filled women serving the alumni break Preisser’s Red & White BONNIE BRAE Avalon Beauty Salon DRUG CO. HARRY IH. LLSTIG CPTL Past Presidents Baby Foods Grocery and Market ALFRED C. ANDERSON. Owner-MsnsfW 1 pt. $1.25 Milky SKampoo, 2 FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND Pretcriptiont Filled At for $1.27. tax included. JOSEPH VOLOSIX FORMULA INGREDIENTS, DRUG QUALITY GROCERIES AT Your Doctor Ordert ^9€ofl<ax State-Registered Optometriats Plan Meeting Nov. 5 Fare! Oesfln 3-oz. Box Strange SUNDRIES, JUVENILE FURNITURE LOWER PRICES FOUINTAIN SERVICE Music Face Powder, $1.00; Drover, ft>la 935 15th Si. KE. 3683 AND TOYS. INFANT WEAR AND GIFTS. Free Delivery SPmee 4447 The regular meeting of the Past 763 So. University RA. 2874 Farel Destin Strange Music Ph«vT4kor9793 LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS Presidents’ club of the CPTL will Regular Store Price.i— No Order too Small— Weekly Delivery 2181 E. Ohl« Avs. (So. UnW. snd Ohlsl Dry Rouge, 75c— Both for be held on Wednesday, Nov. 6, at Service— Write or Phone For Immediate Service. $1.00, tax included. 10:30 a.m. in the Catholic Chari Kewtie Razors with 3 blades, ties annex, 1665 Grant street, BABY NEEDS COMPANY 44c, tax included. • The 6rms listed her* deserve to D O Y L E ’S Denver. Mrs. Fred H. Thompson, 1924 So. Broa'dwav RA 6388 NOCTB GAYLORD Regular $5.00 l-lb. Vita Fluff be remembered when you are dis- president, will preside. Miss Helen (world’s best shampoo), tributtof your patrooege to the dif PHARMACY Th# Pertlcaler Drotgltt Matson of Fort Logan will be the $4.46. ferent lines,of business. guest speaker. Her subject is Shopping District Regular 3-oz. $1.00, Vita Fluff, I7ih AVE. a n im ; ua nt “Assistance to Hospitals and 2 jars. $1.78. KE. 6987 FREE OELIVEKI Camps.’’ A speaker fr,om the Red Professional Lacquer, 4-oz. btl., Cross will also be present. 61c. The report of the nominating Are Your Creditors Mary Anne Bakeries Kleenex (8.75x9.75), 2 boxes committee will be given. The fol Gaytord Drug Go. NADORFF I Specialists in for 34c. lowing are on the committee: J. ROY SMITH. Prop. Kleenex (14.88x17.75), 2 boxes hnpsi in IFines and Beers Mmes. Haley of Annunciation par 1059 So. Gaylord SP 3345 for 41c. ISIS C nif.i At«. KR. 0677 ? PARTY PASTRIES ish, Stewart of St. John’s, and Becoming Unhappy? PreMcrlptiont Carefully Filled 25 Rroftdwey Rayve Shampoo, reg. $1.00 1024 So. Gaj^iord Johnson of St. Joseph’.s. by Registered Pharmacists fo r 7 7 c. Hostesses for the nieeting are SP. 7418 PE. 7315 Oiltrr hrttttt fit Loir Pricps St. Francis de Sales’ members. Now no one wmts impatient creditors, so if you haven’t Vrrt Delivery m Denver They will also furnish the enter been able to meet all your payments and bills as they SOUTH GAYLORD PoAiage I'repsid Outside of Denrer CLEAN SCHOOL ^ tainment. The firms listed here de came due, perhaps a loan w ill help you. Call us on the CLOTHES NOW SUPER MARKET serve to be remembered Avalon Beauty Salon phone, or stop in our office, or write. You will be pleased Member of Assoettited Grocers of ColoraA when you ,‘-a’e distributing 12S B. ('olfftz Denver 3, Coio. with our prompt, courteous service. Payments on our Finest Qaality Meats, fruits. Fall Beauty Eitential— Guild Is Planning Wed in Ml. Carmel Church Women's Club Sets An American Woman*# Salon Social on Nov; 10 Party for Noveihber SCALP TREATMENT Sixty-five memberi of the Arch'-' Mrs. James J. Johnson, chair biihop’e guild helped launch the man for the November card party Time to wake np that tired. lair that ?will be given in Pancratia acalp eo janr hair can alna thie society'* annual fall social by at hall by the Loretto Heights fall! Yon awe it ta.rour eaiffnre tending a breakfast in the K. of AVomen's club, Denver, has se and TonrMU! Hifheat qnallty preparationa nied. C. hall Sunday, Oef. 26. Idrs. lected the following committees: Eileen Koester, chairman Those assisting the chairman are Phone SP. 9108 of the dance committee, is distrib Mrs. William J. McMenamy, Mrs. uting tickets for the social, to be Paul V. Ryan, Mrs. Herbert P. Svaniag Appointmanta Accaptad held at Eddie Ott'i Broadmoor Alie, Mrs. Henry A. Heinzy Mrs. Aek Ahant Our Country club on Monday, Nov. 10. Grant R. Wataon, Mrs. Louis C. Slenderialnc Trcatmenta strasaea the fact that money real de Baca, Mrs. Foster Bruno, Mrs. Free Parking for Our Patroaat ized from the affair would go to John W. Dowd, and Mrs. Frank the poorer missionary prieste of C. Beckford; AMERICAN WOMAN’S S . the archdiocese in the form of "HospitaliW committee: Mrs. Christmas cheeks. A table radio Thomas R. 'Young, chairman; Mrs. Clarence J. Lynch, Mrs. William Salon will be on display. Mrs. Marion C. Dolan, Mrs. Herberf Cobb Steb- 230 Broadway Kelly is co-chairman. bins, Mrs. William H. Sagstetter, The Rev, (Gregory Smith, spir and Mrs. George H. Gorman; itual director of the guild, gave Telephone committee: Mrs. an inspiring talk on Catholic Ac Thomas O’Keefe, chairman: Mrs. tion and told how the society’s James B. Ginn, Mrs. Herbert P. many activities are in accord with Alie, Mrs. Howard J. Brewer, Sr.; the Church’s ideals. ■ He further Mrs. William E. Dolan. Mrs. pointed out that Oct. 26, the Feast George V. Porter, Mrs.. Henry A. FLOWERS . a . of Christ the King, was a fitting Heinz, Mrs. James D. Davis, and day to launch this Catholic Action Mrs. George E. McManus. ANYTIME, ‘ project for Colorado missionaries. Bridge-Lunchaon Nov. 7 The following members have St. Vivian’s Card club will meet ANYWHERE been asked to form the patroness with Mrs. Harry A. White, 2948 committee for the fall benefit: Birch street, Denver, for bridge- Whenever the sending of Mmes. Elizabeth Saya, Lillian flowers is the customary or luncheon at 1 p. m. on Friday, Leiker, Dorothy Dandrow, Kay Nov. 7. gracious thing to do, phone Henshaw, Margaret' 'Volk, Marie FR. 2745. We’ll take care of St. Cecilia’s sewing group will Schlereth, Norris Hoskins, Lucille meet with Mrs. Howard Brewer, everything. Flowers, exactly Williams, and Martha'Seraflni, and as ordered, will be speeded 1840 Gilpin street, at 1:30 p.m. Misses Helen Flynn, Margaret Tuesday, Nov. 4. Three new mem toward their destination O’Connor, and Isabelle McNamara. within an hour of your call. bers have joined the group: Mrs. Local delivery, express, or On Monday, Oct. 27, Mrs. Olive Clarence J. Lynch, Mrs. Ralph telegraph service. Robertson entertained members of In A raesat earameny in Mount ill, exchanged nuptial vows. The Bell, and Mrs. Grant Watson. Any Blessed Martin circle. After a Carmal eburch, Danvar, tba couple Rev. Thomas Lo Cascio, O.S.M., of- one interested in joining the group short business meeting the eve ficiated. Both the bride and bride may call Mrs. Brewer. FRcmont Tiie Bright Spot Flower Shop ning was spent playing cards. abovo, Mis* Rosa da Loranso, groom attended Holy Family 1067, as there is always plenty of Josepliine at 5th .\ve. FR. 2745 daughtar of Mr. and Mrs. Jo* do school, Denver. After a brief wed sewing. ^ Cathedral Students Loranao, and Glann G. Cburcbili, ding trip the couple are making Whan yow buy watbabUi « * « son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Church their home in Denver. Catholic Mothers' Cluh |,ool fe< thii ual I To Seek Scholorship FOURTH DEGREE K. OF C. INITIATE Affiliates With ACCW GOODHEART’S (Cathedral High School, Denver) The Catholic Mothers’ club, or Chosfen by their fellow seniors 64 AS SUPREME MASTER ATTENDS ganized this spring, i.s now affili BROADWAY LAUNDRY SP 4436 to be participants in the Pepsi-Cola ated with the Archdiocesan Coun 387 SO. BROADWAY • "We Return Alt But The Dirt" COALS scholarship contest are Ray Deck cil of Catholic Women in Denver. FREE! er, Doris Bro, John Quayhagen, Sixty-four members of the K. of Arthur J. Alcorn of Denver, ma.s- Its first official meeting of the Margaret Fiolkoski, and Margaret C. from five" Colorado councils be ter for the state of Colorado. The 1947-48 year will be held on Wed Burke. They have been selected as came members of the Fourth De toastmaster was Earl C. Bach, nesday, Nov. 5, in the Gold room COMPOUND-'M students “most likely to make im gree in initiation ceremonies con navigator of the Denver assembly. of the Knights of Columbus home, portant contributions to human ducted Sunday, Oct. 26, in the Guests of honor included Gov. 16th avenue and Grant street. ^ TREATMENT OF success.” K. of C. home, Denver. W. Lee Knous of Colorado; J. J. The meetings are entirely of a CLOSING OCT On Friday, Nov. 21, the five The principal speaker at the Meyers of Carroll, la., vice su religious nature and are designed Cathedral candidates will take a banquet in the Lincoln room of preme master; Charles 0. Robin to help the mother to bring her ^ COAL. INSURING special aptitude test administered the Shirley-Savoy hotel following son, Utah state master; William religious knowledge into the home. ALL H A T S - the initiation was William J. Mul J. Sheehan, Nebraska state mas Every Catholic mother is eligible by two faculty members. The stu and invited to attend. Further in DUSTIESS DEIIVJERY dents in each state who score the ligan of New Haven, Conn,, su ter; E. A. Preishoff, Wyoming preme master of the Fourth De state master; and Capt. E. G. formation may be obtained from highest in this preliminary test Mrs. John P. Downs, AL. 3327, 20% OFF will take a second examination on gree. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Freeman, New Mexico state mas Jan. 24. of Denver also spoke, as well as ter. ' K i : V G Newly elected officers of the Some 300 members of the K. of senior girls’ Sports club are C. and their guests attended the [SATISFACTION OR YOUR CHILDREN'S CORNER NU-KOL St. Vincent's HNS banquet. A reception and hall Dolores Reisdorf, president; Car 1900 E. Colfax LABELED Routt County’s Baat ole DeRosc, vice president; and honoring the new Fourth Degree Sootiest Coal Raethel Nichols, secretary-treas members were held at the K. of C. Will Meet Nov. 5 clubhouse in the evening. COAL urer, Junior girls’ Sports club of WHEN YOU BUY ------V- When you uie NU-KOL you do ficers include Nancy Gdovin, pres Following is the list of candi FROM THE ERIE not have to clean out your ident; Ursula Zint, vice president; (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, dates initiated: atovea every 3 or 4 weeks, he- and Catherine Campbell, secre Denver) From Boulder council 1183: The CHAIII ^ DISTRICT caute NU-KOL ii not a aeety tary-treasurer, The monthly meeting of the Rev. Claude Roberts, O.S.B.; Jo 5 coal. Holy Name society will be held in seph Becker, Thomas Cahill, Les BRAS-GIRDLES-/OUNDATIONS A dual speech contest between ter Fitzgerald, Francis Geek, Jo- the school hall on Wednesday eve Personol fitting in your home CASH A, B, C, D SERVICE Cathedral and St Francis de ning, Nov. 5, at 8 o’clock. All men lu^lin, Frank Paladino, Sales’ high school will be con Jake Bien, Frank Ghleborad, Al A—Stands for Low Ash ducted in Oscar Malo hall Nov. 8 of the parish are invited to attend. For Cameras— and Used Photo Equipment The members will receive Holy bert Hill, Frank Holitza, Joseph B—Stands for Better Heat All National Forensic league mem Moratto; Mrs. T. L. Perko C—Stands for Cleaner Burning bers of both schools are welcome. Communion in a body in the 7 o’clopK Mass on Sunday, Nov. 9. From Colorado*Springs council 5304 Harrison St. D—Stand for Dustlass Dglivery 582; Joseph Burke, Victor Lau- .An East-West party will be Ph, CH. 718{| CH 1LD^§ Tune in KFEL 7:00 to 7:15 a.m, Monday thru Friday shine, Philip Sheltry; held by the Pinochle club Thurs From Stratton council 2099: 617 16th St. day evening. Herman Droste, Vincent Dvorak, CROW BAR COAL CO. Masses on Saturday, Nov. 1, Wilber Schuette, Fred Wiebel; COLD Remedies the Feast of All Saints, will be From Denver council 539: Jo 85lh and Waxee TA. 2336 at 6, 7, 8:30, and 9:30. seph Callahan, David Carr, Joseph A General Electric refrigerator, Chase, Joseph Ciancio, Edward bicycle, and other items are being Clinton, Jr.; James Connor, Leo shown by the Boosters’ club in Deering^, Joseph Dinhaupt, Ralph the school office every Sunday. Droll, Edward Dulacki, John Fitz Members of the parish are invited patrick, William Frawley, Lau to attend the display. rence Geis, Ronald Goebel, Robert Iti'llwlM^al aia*a* Meeting Planned Gel Athletic Awards New Mass Hours DR. JAMES P. By Cathedral PTA Are Announced GRAY Nov. 3 at 8 p.m. A t St. Catherine's OpUmtiriai (St. Catharine’s 'Parish, DaaTar) The Cethedral PTA will meet VISV4L C4BE Monday, Nov. 3, at 8 p.m. in Malo St. Catherine’s announces a naw hall, Denver. The program side of winter Maas schedule, effectiTe EYES EX4UINED the evening will be provided by Sunday, No.v. 2, as follows: 6, fathers of the organization. Dr. 7:30, 9; High Mass, l(f»16; 11:15, mVAL TRAINING Lewis Barbato, professor of health and 12:15. St. Catherine’s PTA will meet education and psychiatrist at Den 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1616 Calif. St. ver university, will be the speaker. at 3:16 p.m. Tuesday, Nov, 4. A trio' composed of W. May, T. The council will meet at 2 :80 p.m. Phone for Appointment (k Ie y s t o n e Halter, and 6. Schwartz, accom Dr. James J. Ryan, member of panied by Mrs. A. Harris, will con St. Catherine’s PTA, will be the tA . 8883 tribute music. guest speaker and his topic will be “Children’s Health.” Following Mrs. H. McKernan is a newly the meeting, refreshments will be appointed room mother. served by the sixth nad e room of our service, which, like the key-j Mmes. A. May and G. Schwartz mother*, with Mrs. R. Slattery and were delegates to the deanery Mrs. R. Samide as hostesses. meeting Oct. 27. Everyone is urged to atUnd, for The M o s t Delicious stone of an arch, completes and holds The sisters of the school wish this will be the last meeting until to thank the following PTA January. First Friday breakfast mothers and senior girls who as it together^ is the close personal atten* volunteers for Nov. 7 are Mmes. Fried Chicken sisted with the luncheon on Thurs J. Anselmo, J. lacino, M. laeino, day and Friday at the educators’ P. Johnson, H. Lewis, N. Smith, Yoit Have Ever Eaten conference: Mmes. J. Evers, R. tion paid by each member of our family H. Santangelo, D. Scioli, and Lurfc, reunt, milk-ftd, unjointed. tsidtn brswn. t.nd.r. dellrlosi, v.U Fullham, L. Gilbert, F. Haas, J. Villano. donu. Sirvud dillr tnd Sundir fr.m 11:S0 la 1:00 P. M. Cook, J. Murray, J. McDermott, Sodality Hau Initallation ISU SEATS firm to the problems and needs of our pa P. Krier, E. Chavez, H. McLellan, Tabit. for Larrt Pirtips The Young Ladies’ sodality met L. Courtney, C. Dunn, P. Eckel- CLOSED MONDAYS lOe Parking Nazi Door man, F. Robertson, J. Miller, J. Thursday evening, Oct. 23, at the trons. A member of the Horan family is al Gannon, L. Lament, J. Glenn, E. Recognition for their outstand athletic accomplishments, based home of Betty Kellagher, 4146, tfA# Frei, D. Carlen, J. Doherty, H. ing achiiTement in campus sports on sportsmanship, service, spirit, Irving street. The following of and points gained through partici Pepper, G. Schwartz, L. Valley, E. and athletics throughout their ficers were installed: Marilyn ways on hand to supervise every detail of the Dewhurst, F. Dechant, G. Mohr- pation in the collage's major Hawes, prefect; Betty Kellagher, Golden UlLantem years of college athletic competi sports program, merit this honor vice prefect; Marian Sullivan, bacher, W. Kelly, J. Avoy, and P. RESTAURANT KE. 1204 arrangements. • Pietrowski; Misses C. DeRose, M. tion was given to three seniors at from the college’s athletic associa .secretary; and Mary Kohl, trea 1*68 Bdwy., Naar ISih Ave. Reiger, M. Grant, N. McHugh, M. Loratto Heights college, Denver, tion. This year, honorary awards surer. A dinner and theater party Hale, D. Dively, R. Harris, I. in the past week. The annual went to the girls shown in this pic was planned for Thursday eve Abeyta, D. Reisdorf, E. Petri, M; Loretto athletic sweater awards ture, left to right: Mae Fidel and ning, Nov. 8. Griffin, M. Fiolkoski, M. Miller, are made each year to the three Rose Fidel of Santa Fe, N. Mez,, 20 to Join Cub Scouts i members of the senior class whose and Helen Burris of Ordway. M. Tabor, L. Eppich, J. Lowrey, Cub Scout pack 155 has started M. Graves, L. McLuster, J. Kelly, on another busy year with Joe G. Schafbuch, D. Nielsen, P. Al- Dulmaine as cubmaster and the Cleaning at Its Best bee, H. O’Brien, G. Miklanz, J. REV. CHAS. FORSYTH, O.S.B., NAMED Rev. Robert Syrianey as spiritual Horan & Son Chapels Vogelsang, G. Sanchez, L. Carlen, director. Twenty new boys are 3 DAY SERVICE M. Hurlburt, V. Sailer, B. Jones, NEWMAN CLUB PROVINCE CHAPLAIN being taken into the pack at a I KEystone 6297 - KEystone 6298 M. Mapelli, B. Brown, D. Bro, M. Catholic Cub Scout investiture Pickup and Delivery 1527 Cleveland Piece Pache, G. Volzke, J. Garin, S. Laramie, Wyo.—The first pro ing the national federation con ceremony in St. Catherine’s Simpson, N. Thrasher, J. Molitor, vince meeting of Newman clubs vention held in Texas. At the na church on Sunday, Nov. 2, at 4:30 TWO STORES ^ and D. Vigil. for the school year 1947-48 was tional federation convention sev p.m. This is the first time that the held Sunday, Oct. 26, a t Laramie, eral new letter organizations were cubs have had this privilege. All £>594 So. Broadway — PE. 4686 Wyo. Many representatives from introduced and were discussed at registered cubs will be present in Women in Frederick various schools arrived in Laramie this province meeting. They were uniform and parents and friends 2025 W. Alameda — RA. 0612 Friday and Saturday, in order to WSSF (World Student Service are urged to attend. The cere (Acrou From Valverda School) Plan Holloween Fete see the football game between Funds), NSA (National Student mony will be followed by Benedic Wyoming university and Utah uni association), and the most impor tion of the Blessed Sacrament. I Frederick.—The members of St. versity, and attend the meeting. tant, JCSA (Joint Council for The pack meeting last Friday ^ SOUTH DENVER CLEANERS REUPHOLSTER Therese's Altar and Rosary society Housing facilities were available Student Association). In the dis was well attended by both cubs will sponsor a Halloween dance on to all delegates. cussion of JCSA it was found that and parents. On Halloween, the Saturday night, Nov. 1, in the high Because of the ending of a four- each school is represented- by two pack will have a party in the October Special school gym in Frederick. The day retreat all delegates that were delegates. .A permanent board from school cafeteria. Mrs. Jame.s Ryan Perry-Farrell orchestra will fur- a central location was elected. The I present Saturday evening were in is president of the mothers’ aux Davenport & Chair ni.sh the music. Refreshments will vited to attend Benediction and permanent chairman for JCSA is iliary, which meets on'the third be served during the midnight re hear a sermon given by the Rev. Pete Be.ssol of Colorado university. Thursday of every month, yhe den 57450 cess. Everyone is welcome. Pacificus Kennedy, O.F.M., of St. Vice presidents are Louise Chil mothers for the year are: Den 1, Eighteen members of the so Elizabeth’s friary in Denver. ders of Loretto Heights college and Mrs. Durant with Mrs. Walsh, y— 1 Year to Pay — ciety were entertained on Oct. 19 Opened With Mess Sylvia Rinelli of St. Mary-of-the- assi.stant; den 2, Mrs. Rita John ^ Incladef — Supplies — I«abor — Pickup and Delivery by the members of the Guardian Wasatch college. The treasurer is son with Mrs. Geyer, assistant; Angel Altar and Rosary society of The province meeting started Bill Madonna of C.S.C^E. in PL> DE. 0988 for Our Estiraular to Call at Your Home with a Complata Lina of Sunday morning with .Mass at 8 den 3, Mrs. Pastore with Mrs. Hill, Samplea of Damaski, Taptilriea, BrocaUllti, Velours, Frieses Mead at the home of Mrs.' Mike Greeley, and the secretary is Phil assistant; den 4, Mrs. Synskt with at Reasonable Pricea Sekich. Six guests and Father o’clock celebrated by the Rev. Wil Silvio of Boulder. Denver’s Largest Dealer liam Vaughan of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Galasso, ' assistamt; den 6, /'tllMf Martin C. Arno, O.S.B., also en Every college represented at the Mrs. Brehm; and den 6, Mrs. Fan- joyed the hospitality of the Mead Utah. The sermon was given by C^oJttorfng Father Pacificus. Immediately province meeting gave a report elli with Mrs. Phillips, assistant. group at this gathering. The aft concerning its actions thus far this **After All, IPs Service That Counts ernoon was spent in games and after Mass, breakfast was served Conrertt Received in the church hall of the St. Law quarter. Reports were heard from contests. Refreshments were Colorado A. & M. at Fort Collins, Two converts were received served. rence O'Toole parish. Several into the Church this past week: speeches and introductions were Colorado college at Colorado Janice Catherine Warner, with MAIN made. Registration began at 1 p.m. Springs, the Colorado State Col 1335 Broadway. 1314-1338 Acoma S8SS E Coliaz Ave? lege of Education at Greeley, Colo Catherine Serro as sponsor, and The business meeting was called to Elissa Mary Schlaepfer, with Mr. Oa ClTtf 3111 V tfVsMaesm W^aSsassa order by the president, Bill rado university at Boulder, Brig and Mrs. Peter Battaglia as spon Downey, of Salt Lake City at ham Young university at Provo, sors. Recently baptized were 1 ;45. The first matter of impor Utah; Denver university, Utah Thomas Kelly Casper, infant son tance brought up was the resigna university at Salt Lake City, of „Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Casper, tion of the Very Rev. Eugene Wyoming university at Laramie, with Robert Caspar and Adelaide For Competent — Experienced — Efficient O'Sullivan of Fort Collins, as Wyo.; and the Utah Agriculture Ktlly as sponsors; and Barbara ORDER COAL ROW province chaplain. Upon accep college at Logan, Utah. Loretto Jean Yannacito, infant daughter tance of the resignation, the Rev. Heights college and St. Mary-of- of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yanna REAL ESTATE SERVICE the-wa.satch college were repre Charles'Forsyth, O.S.B., of Boul cito, with John and Rose Gar- CALL IVe Recommend der, was nominated to the chap sented, although no reports were ramone as sponsors. lain’s office. Reports of the prov given by the delegates. A number Members of the Altar and Ros of these colleges have arranged ary society will receive corporate J . T . DINAN PINNACLE - WADOE ince officers were given. successfully to have Masses said Newman Clubi Join Council Communion Sunday in the 7:30 Realtor After a recess of 30 mirmtes the on the campus on set days. Sev o’clock Mass. Mrs. G. E. Rowe, HARRIS - BLACK WALNUT meeting was called to order and eral clubs have undergone a re president, requests all to occupy Aurora 909 KE3712 a report was made by a delegate activation and have enlarged their the front pews. 10400 E. Colfax Ave. Denver 8, Colo. IN BITUMINOUS COALS from Colorado university concern- membership. The Fort Collins and Greeley clubs have new chaplains. PIKEVIEW COAL Father Edward Breen and Father DENVER’S CLEANEST LIGNITE Robert Hoffman, respectively. BROKEN GLASSES? M A . G181 NO SOOT— NO CLINKERS The Rev. John McDevitt of Lar amie, Wyo., gave a report on the When your glasses are brok Prompt COAL Delivery All Grades of Stoker and Steam Coals province paper. The first issue is en you need — and uant — to contain the constitution of the prompt repair service. Newman club. The approximate Paul Weiss Optician c a n Boulder Valley, lump or egg...... ton $9.45 PIKES PEAK FUEL charge for this issue will be 26 scientificaliy and promptly Golde'n Ath, lump or egg...... ton $9.45 cents per copy. Only this one issue duplicate broken lenuet. Pro will have t|ie price rai.sed. Each tect your eyetl Centennial, lump or egg...... ton $11.00 635 Curtis St. Phone MA 6181 club is to present in advance a written order for the number of Lensu • T.mpUi - Brfdgtt • Prtaiau Harris or Wadge, lump or egg. . .ton $11.90 copies it wishes sent. Instead of Open 9:00 to 5:30 Ddliy Harris or Wadge, nut...... ton $10.75 having the same scene on the cov 9:00 to 1:00 Saturdays COLOR FINISH ers of the paper it was suggested H oarii 9 to 12; 1 to S Phono MAin 3437 the different colleges finance the Established 1894 We Deliver in So, Denver and Englewood transportation printing of their college picture on successive editions. .After the adjournment of the Kroonenberg Coal Co. Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist ^ f i n i s h meeting all members gathered at the church hall for a venison din 1909 South Broadway ' SP. 4478 Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Street* ner, prepared by the Altar and that’s TOUGHI Rosary society of the Laramie 26 YEARS IN PRESENT LOCATION For that NEW CAR look . . . parish. OPTICIAN Plicote it with Transportation Finish! It's the great new finish 40 HOURS’ DEVOTIODf ARCHDIOCESE OF for all outdoor surfaces needing f4 T im DENVER I a hard, tough high gloss. Use on Week of Sunday, Nov. 2: I cars, trucks, tractors, buses, boats ^ w U c t St. Jotuph't (Redemptori(t); T o Save Expense ... IMPORTANT I and outdoor metal furniture. St. John'., Stoneham (13 Houn'); and St. Andrew’i, Will Not Mar, Chip, for WALLS, WOODWORK, Wray (13 Hour*'). Crack, Peel, Fade or Dis FURNITURE, TOYS Arrange Your Financing SERVICE CHANGES color f^om Ordinary Use There’s nothing like it. SHCE REPAIRING This new post-war product WHILE YOU WAIT For Convenience of Eliminates Waxing brings a superb finish right BEFORE Yon Buy! into the home. Rio Grande Patrons Plicote Color Finish houisndi of customers of the friendly withstands repeated scrub T (Citizens Savings Bank KNOW that our bing ... and hardest usage. loan rates are lower than those customarily EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, November 1, Will not chip, crack or peel R F n e P A in iM fi 10 from ordinary wear. Re YounsHoes charged on time purchase contracts. local trains between Denver and Craig — sists boiling water, heat, So, if you plan to buy anything on instalments numbers 9-10 and 23-24 — will operate fruit juices, stains, alcohol, .» a new car, furniture and ^tures, machine NEW COLORS burns, scratches and abra ery>—or if you are purchasing a business or to and from the Denver Union Station in sions. Its high, mirror-like starting a new one, arrange your financing Brush or Spray finish and attractive colors BEFORE you buy! stead of the Moffat Station. are ideal for Bathrooms, Kitchens and Furniture. It takes but a few minutes to explain how and No Change in Schedules. why you will be 'money ahead by financing 18 Beautiful Culurs Rubber heels, top lifts, tne through this modem, experienced bank. Drop in real soon. Without ooligation you can e$> FREIGHT house operation in Denver will also pieres-. half aoles, full aolea, CONVENIENT HOURS 9 to 5 Monday. tablish your credit for every financial emer. be consolidated on the same date at the Rio Grande attarhed by e.vperienced 9 to 4 Tutuday gency and discuss monthly payment terms to shoemakera while you work < through Friday. nt your budget. freight station, 1536 13th Street. 9 to 1 Saturday or ahop. We alio remodel ABSOLUTE PRIVACY You're Welcome, shoes, cut out toes or heels, rebind, take In sides to fit, Citizens Savings B ank make shoes longer or wider. ESTABLISHED 1913 For Quality Shot Repairing at RoiuewtrM — 4th Floor Popular Prieat— Fiail Our Shoe 1644 WELTON STREET a MAIN 6255 Repair Dept. , . . Baeement The Denrer & Rio Gr«nd« Weutera RailreacI *'Where Omvff Shopi tritb CenfiJiiict**^ Rio Grande Bldf., Denvar, Colorado 1 MEMd£R FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION *Hou«cwan« — 4th Floor I ■ "W ^n DtMvtr ftoft miS PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, October 30,1947 Guadalupe Parisk HOLY FAMILY HIGH SCHOOL PLANS HALLOWEEN PARTY FOR OCT. 31 Parisli Masses^ EDW ARDS is ^oljr Family Parish, Denvar) At the Colorado Educational as doing something Sodality Banner The students’ traditional Hal sociation meeting Oct. 24, held in To Be Said in loween party will be held Friday, the Women’s club auditorium, Oct. 31, in the schfiol hall at 7:45 James Kenna, Hoiy Family speech o’clock. The girls’ sodality spon director, delivered a talk on “De gbout high prices! Blessed in Rite sors the party and Frances Lo- veloping the High School Actor.” Banipiet Room sasso, chairman of the social com Following Mr.- Henna’s speech mittee, is in charge. Frances has thrM Holy Family girls-displayed Regular, Drip or Pulverized ^Vacuum Packed . , . MURRikY RROS. DISTRIRUTING GO. (Our Lady of Guadalupe Pariib, named chairmen of various com their dramatic and speech train (St. Anthony’s Parish, Westwood) Denver) mittees as follows: Joan Brooks, ing. Kathleen Mershon gave a Begining Saturday, Nov. 1 all Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Mnrray The blessing of the new banner decorations; Darlene Gaglia, pantomime and Sheila and Sharon Masses of St. Anthony’s church BUY YOUR FAVORITE COFFEE for the Young Ladies’ sodality was tickets; Margaret Marvelj enter FitpPatriek gave cuts from well- will be celebrated in the banquet attended by many sponsors, who tainment; Georgina Pento, re known plays. room of the Aeroplane ballroom contributed generously. Every one freshments : Eleanor Horan, at Alameda and Irving street. AT SAFEWAY exclaimed over the beauty of the PTA Meeting Held prizes; and Prances Losasso, clean On the Feast of All Saints, Nov. banner, which was hand painted by up. The entertainment will fea At the- PTA meeting Monday Airway ,.,b. Juan Menchasa. evening the guest speaker, Joseph 1, Masses will be at 6 and 8 bag.. 44c ture shadow-shows, pantomimes, o’clock. FLOUR A 'Honey 'of an Idea The attendance at the dance songs, and other numbers in the Murray, attorney and member of Nob Hill 46c sponsored by the sodality also Holy Family parish, explained de On All Souls’ day, Monday, Nov. KITCHEIV nature of a rally for the home 3, the Masses will be at 6, 7, and NATIONAL was satisfactory. Priscilla Sanchez, coming game Sunday, Nov. 2. tails of changes in the proposed Edwards Pulvcrlted, 1-lb. can 51c president, wishes to thank city charter to meet conditions of 8 o’clock. CRAFT HONEY Conteitanti Named present day living. James Kenna, roiger s wh. ... 53c all for their support. In the Games Party lO-lb. b ag ...... 9 4 c dance, the following prizes were The seniors elected four of their as master of ceremonies, conducted WEEK Hill. Bros. 1-lb. can 53c awarded: Handmade tablecloth, to ejassmates whom they considered a pre-homecoming rally, intro Slated Nov. 4 25-lb. cloth bag.... .$2.23 OCT. 24-31 “most' likely to succeed” to com ducing Ernest Barluck, '49, who F. Lovato, 841 Elati street; $10, Maxwell House 1-lb. ran. 53c pete for the Pepsi-Cola scholar spoke- on good citizenship; the A games party will be held GOLD to Rosie Salazar, 1148 S. Navajo; at the Grange hall, 1120 S. Drip or Regular ^ i Electrolux, to Mrs. Julia Nieto, ships. Those elected were Donald cheer leaders, clyb, and offi Mb. Miller, 4920 Stuart street, student Irving, on Tuesday,. Nov. 4, MEDAL 1356 Kalamath. cers, who entertained with cheers at 8 p.m. It is being sponsored Chase & Sanborn can 53c council president: Carol-Woert- and songs; the football team, coach, Drip or Regular Another dance to be sponsored by the Holy Name society 10-lb. bag:_____ .*... 94c by the sodality this Sunday will be mann, 4446 Wolff street, co-editor and captains. of the Lamp Post; Patricia Sat- The ways and means commit with the aid of the Altar and 25-lb. cloth b a ? .... $2.23 Wakefield 1-lb. ran . 49c a Halloween costume dance. A Rosary society. A handmade Drip. Regular or Piilveriied prize will be given to the one hav terwhite, 3807 Utica street, sodal tee, under the chairmanship of ity prefect: and Joan Jones, 4730 lace table cloth and other ing the most attractive costume. Barney Caufieid, decided to hold a needlework will be displayed All proceeds from, the dance will Newland street. The examination games party Tuesday, Nov. 11, in CANNED FOODS will be given next month. the .school hall as a means of add by the Altar society. The pub be used for the new church now lic is invited to attend. Del Monte uiider construction. ing to the PTA treasury. Fruit Cocktail No. The PTA mothers who were All members of the parish are Hoat<**5 Delight All members of the Young La asked to make their returns on dies’ sodality are urged to receive St./l/lary's Selects volunteer workers on the Com Fruit Cocktail No, 2 'j can...... the games project after Masses on Reverly Communion in a body Sunday. munity Chest drive included Mmes. Anna Frisch, Edward Graeber, Sunday to the officers of the Altar Peanut Butter 16-07.. There will be an important meet society, Mrs. Rita Traynor or Miss R«al Roast ing Monday, Nov. 3. 2 Senior Girls as D. L. Manes, Morey Pade, and Peanut Butter 16-ok. glaaa...... Frank Sardick. The eighth grade Eleanor Schueth. Choir practice is being held in Peter Pan had the largest number of parents On Wednesday, Nov. 5, the Peanut Butter 12-07. glaaa the chapel hall every Tuesday eve Award Contestants present, and so Sister Francis next regular meeting of the Altar ning under the direction of Mrs. Paula's room won the penny march. and Rosary society will be held in Grapefruit Juice Florence Hart. A new Christmas Town Houi»e (St. Mary’. Academy, Denver) The fourth and fifth grade room the home of Mrs. Nellie Hart, 6201 Mass is being prepared. mothets served as hostesses. Morrison road. The Needle guild Grapefruit Juice 46-oz. can Crisp, golden toast, Two seniors from St. Mary’s Baptism Is Held will meet at 10 a.m. prior to the Apple Juice Quart glass high school have been elected by Altar and Rosary meeting, which spread with honey their classmates to compete with Patricia Catherine, infant Heights Alumnae Group :las: Peas No. 2 can studep^ from other high schools daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred will start at 2 p.m. Those wishing ...cut into shapes of to stay for both meetings are P » a » Kunrr Big Sweet ■ Plans Dinner Nov. 3 throughout the United States and erick De Bona, with Harry and asked to bring their own lunches. I c d o jsjo. 2 can ...... X. cats, jack o-lanterns its territories for the 119 Pepsi Ethel Hoag as sponsors, was bap and witches. It’s a Cola four-year college scholarships tized Sunday, Oct. 26, by the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Mike O’Brien cele Tomatoes No. 2'>2 f«n Members of the Denver chapter and more than 550 $50 college en W. H. Jones. brated their 40th wedding anni honey of an idea for of Loretto Heights alumnae will trance awards being offered again Mr. and Mrs. Vincent M. Dwyer, versary on Sunday, Oct. 26. Tomatoes No. 2 can.. attend the annual fall dinner on Kuner Halloween parties. this year by the Pepsi-Cola who had been living in Arlington, Sunday, Nov. 2, in the 8 o’clock Pumpkin no. 2 -, esn Nov. 3 in the Knights of Columbus Scholarship board. Va., have moved back to their Mass the Altar and Rosary society dining room at 6:30 p.m. Denver home and the Dwyer chil and the Holy Name society will “What One Should Know Con- The contestants chosen were Green Beans No. 2 can Phyllis White and Ann Louise dren are attending Holy Family receive Communion in a group. cerning LegalLee Procedure” is the Green Beans No. 2 can...,...... Freiberger. school. Mrs. Dwyer is a sister of Confessions will be held on Satur EVERYBODY LIKES TOWN TALK subject of the address to be given Mrs. Jerry Starkey. day, Nov. 1, between 7 and 9 Country Home Cream by Malcolm D. Crawford, profes Phyllis is the president of the Style • "It's the talk of the tount** senior class and Ann holds the The boys and girl's of Holy Fam o’clock in the Westwood Cleaners. sor of law and executive secretary ily high school sodalities are en of the committee on research at office of president of the Book Eddie Reichert, son of Mr. and worms. couraging their friends going to Mrs. E. J. Reichert, and Carol Ann FOR ZEST NEXT TIME YOU BUY BREAD BUY the University of Denver. The North high to attend the North Canterbury Tea Rev. Pacificus Kennedy, O.F.M., Shi Trip Planned Boeding, daughter of Mr. and Mr:?. Bags. O.P. high Newman club rheetings, held C. J. Boeding, underwent a tonsi- Pickles 16-oz. glass.. 17c chaplain of the national alumnae, St. Marj-’s Mothers’ club will every Tuesday evening at St. Cath will address the group. leetomy in Children’s hospital 8 in pVg...... 9c TOWN TALK sponsor a bus trip to Winter Park erine's hall, for an evening of re Oct. 17. Pickles Quart glaa.s...... 35c Reservations can be made with weekly during the coming ski sea ligious instruction and wholesome Harold Renaud left Monday, Red Hill 16 In pkg..._. 16c ALWAYS FRESH AND DEPENDABLE Mrs. J. E. Barry, EA. 7878, by- son. Rotation of classes will pro entertainment. The Junior New Oct. 27, for Montana. Catsup 13Vi-ot. glass...... 18c toere»««i. m. w ttac&auDta. tMC. OCNvce. coioe«eo Oct. 31. Misses Mary McGrath and vide this healthful winter sport man clubs of the North side meet Mrs. J. V. Renaud has made Ketchup Kuner's 20c Lipton’s O.P. Catherine Pruisner are in charge for all St. Mary’s girls. at Holy Family school Mondays 11-07.. glass . Tea Bags of arrangements for the dinner. plans to meet Mrs. Julia Agnew Patsy Killian rode her horse, at 7 :30 p.m. in San Diego on Nov. 1. Both are Nutmeg 2-07.. can * 23c 16 In pkg...... 19c Sunny Hill Cloud, in the American Communion Day Sunday members of St. Anthony’s parish C**____ ^ „ Schilling’a Ground Roval Horse show held Oct. 24 and and are spending a vacation in Cinildinon 2-oz. c a n ..... 15c The Big Pre^Christmas 25 in Kansas City, Mo. She was The Altar and Rosary society , - ____ _ "11wil receive noi.vHoly c.imimunionCommunion in California. m,,., n ,., 2 Th. ^'Lay'Away^* from 26 to compete for prizes in parish book store has the latest IIAlIi; BKOS. the juvenile walk trot class. She edition of The Life of Mother was also entered in the seat and Cahrivi, Story of American. Ca Event of the Year hands championship class on Satur tholicism, No Lasting Home. For MAIIKLT day. Oct. 25. parents looking for appropriate CORN FED MEATS Joan Findle gave a dinner this Christmas gifts for their children. n S H AND POULTRY week with the following girls The Small Child's Bible has been Weslerkamp BroSs present: Joanne Little, Peggy approved by the sisters. 1030 W. r«lfax TA. 7207 Cashin, Elaine Krabacher, Betty KE. 9043 5106 Wash. Costello, Jackie Amato, Jane Wil EVERYTHING A GOOD GROOERY der, Mary Furstenberg, Betty AS NEW AS THE ATOMIC AGE SHOULD HAVE Wolf, Kay Morroni, Mary Lou ONE HOUR CI,EANING 8EBY1CB BE.ST FOOD.S AT LOWEST PRICES Wolfe, Louise Wise, and Gloria Beaver Cleaners & Tailors — WE DELIVER— Hallen. REWEAVING. REPAIRING. REMODELING Terry Kemme gave an informal Phone MAin 9613 party, including a dinner, for some FRANK REAVER <13 UTR STREET of her classmates, Jo Ann Walsh, At Modem Ai Tomorrow Save 25% to 50% Phyllis White, Dee Esher, Mary INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS Lou Wolfe, Kay Morroni. Paulette DENVF.R Angelos, and Mary Biller, —on Scores of Beautiful, Lasting Gifts for EVERYONE on your Halloween Parties FORT MORGAN Gift List! Not in years has Frumess had so many wonderful Several Halloween parties will be given this week by girls from GROCERY AXD MARKET, IIVC. Birthday Surprises in fine gift values for you. Put all your the different classes. EARL BAILLIE and ANDY SERFOZO. Proprietor! FLOUR MILLS gifts on one account — Jackie Amato is having a dinner 4058 Tejon Street GLendale 7753 Oct. 31 for Louise Wise, Betty Flank Steak, J A Madonna Tomato FORT MORGAN ' Costello, Joan Findle, Peggy A.A. Grade, lb...... Paste, 6-ox. can...... 10' BRANCHES A l— Extra Liberal Credit Terms A^ow! Cashin, Mary Furstenberg, Betty LONGMONT . . . VUMA Wolf, Jane Wilder, Kay Morroni, Boneleis Briiket AR De Haven Pork it Mary Lou Wolfe, Elanie Kra Corned Beef, lb...... "t O Beans, No. 2 Can...... 1 0 - ts»il Ml I fTIIR HUDSON . . . HII.L KOSE bacher, Joanne Little, and Gloria Midget Link Sautage, Pink Salmon, MILLERS AND HANDLERS OF Hallen. Pure Pork, lb...... 4 5 ’ 1-lb. can...... 4 3 ' FLOUR, WHEAT. CORK, BARLEY, OATS. AND MILL FEEDS Louann Eakins will entertain Freih Italian Sautage, Silver Band Sliced S '! .39 Country Shippers! some of her classmates at a party lb...... 5 5 ’ Pineapple, No. 10 Can on Saturday of this week. Consign Your Shipment To fJt Jo Ann Duffy has invited Carol FEDERAL GRADED BEEF AND VEAL Byrnes, Danna Lee Braun, Risie Murphy. Anna Mae Udry, Colleene Zimmerman, and Louann Eakins to attend a party in her home on Halloween. Also planned for Halloween i.s a party to be given by Marguerite HONE PUUMC MARKET Udry. The guests will be Patsy Killian, Marian Scherer, Barbara Shop and Sare Dunn, Connie Smith, Kay Degnan, Mary Jo Aherne, Mary Ethel Zorichak, and Pat Sunderland. Marilyn Murphy, Mary Jess Strackan, Lillabeth Abegg, Connie IF FISH BE SURE TO EAT Smith, Patsy Killian, and Marion Large Assortment of Potted Scherer will be guests of Jane IS YOUR DISH Coupe at a party on Nov. 1. Plants and Funeral Designs The Jack Frosters will be enter tained at a costume party by Anne Werner on Friday night. epB pck • FROM tggggsP’ITyrE SlA M JERRY BREEN CALL Quality Meat Mkt * NATUItX J\ADT IT “ ITe’re Qualified for Quality** Master Key Shop Florist FAGAN’S **The Whole Total's Talkinf^* 50s 15th TA. 08IJ Fine Sea Food 1456 California MA. 2279 MA. 0541 Delirery Member Natl. Locksaith Assn. DRIVE CAREFULLY SERVICE CALLS AUTO KEYS MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED ALpiaa 4641 ADDISON’S Free Delivery TA. 2758 > Japan Tt* ...... w...,___ ...1 .0 0 Ib. “ You might kill one of our customers Mountain Fruit Co. Fomoaa Oolong Tea...... 1.20 Ib. Gunpowder Ten (pinhaod)...... 1.20 lb. Qaality PnilU and V«g«tabka Tonng Hyaon Tea 1 .2 0 lb. RONNtB VERNON BOB WEBER Blaek Tama ...... 75cs BOe* 1 .0 0 lb. “Yon Will Always Play Safe” When yon get Quality Meats- at Bob Webar la m mambar of S t Boat of AU Now Teaa hum T Lina Pariah Nutmaata and Candied Pnolta S t W ^ C imhrn! YOU’LL ALWAYS FIND Insure your kiddie^ CHOICE CUTS Jess growdi and strength AT THE by serving American SUPER MARKET Beauty Macaroni often. Contains all Chicago Hlkt. the vital elements The firms listed here deserve to be remem Good Bakery Goods bered when you are distributing your patronage BROS. in the different lines of business. L ^ d a y , October 30,1947 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN W ed in St. Philomena'i THE THING TO DO flmusEmEnTS— DiniRG Jesuits to Give Parents Auxiliary When You Can’t Afford Disappointment ENJOY AN INVIGORATING DRIVE .1 RECREflTIOn Loyola Mission Of Scouts Formed ' To X. (Loyola Pariah, Denver) (St. Louit’ Parish, Englewood) Holland’ s LA RAY HOTEL Theatre A mission will be conducted by A scout parents’ auxiliary,' Excellent Food PARK P E .'9877 two Jesuit Fathers, the Rev. R. J. formed last Thursday evening, will 1028 S. Gaylord Ireland and the Rev. John J. Hal- meet again this Thursday evening IN GOLDEN T lm n4ay-FrMar-Satardi7, loran, in Loyola church from Nov. in the school together with the Attractively Served Octobtr and N«T*nik«r 1 troop sponsored by the parish. For Lancheon or Dinner On Mnylih IImv Friday alikt ilartIM at 9 till Nov. 23. The hours of thie 7d)0 l.n. Syaalal MallavMt tH«k akw at mission services will be announced In addition to having representa Sensibly Priced 10:15 i.B. l ^ k i, iklllt, aad tktllli aa at all the Masses on the opening: tion at troop meetings each week, Yott*ll Like the Food, Service and Atmosphere tlM itata aad uraaa. ' Sunday of the mission. The'mem- the auxiliary will meet once a Walt DUncy a SONG OF THE SOUTH DINING ROOMS OPEN DAILY (In Tachnicolor) and Jon Hall • bers of the parish are earnestly re month with the scoutmasttr to re i Enjoy Our Evelyn Anken in The Laat of tha quested to take an intense, active ceive reports of advancements and • From 12 to 2 at noon—5:30 P.M. to 9:30 P..M. Rednen (In Color) interest in their mission. They activities from the scouts. Parties ‘ Sundays and Holidays From 1 P.M. to 9 P..M. \ DELICIOUS Bnnday-Monday-Tneaday, should encourafte their friends. and extraordinary expenses for N ovanbtr 2-S-4: Catholic and non-Catholic, to at programs will be provided by the Phone (^Iden 68 for Reservation, or WAFFLES Grouebo Marx Cannan Miranda • just drive out and come in Andy Ruaaell in COPACABANA and tend the exercises. auxiliary. Besides troop 136 for S e rT e d All Day Geonre Brent - Joan Blondell in The St. Bemadine’s Pinochle club boys in grade school, the parish Corpaa kCama C. D. D. met in the home of Mrs. R. M. has a well-established senior scout Wedncaday-Tlrarada/-Friday-8atarday, Golden. Honors went to Mrs. troop for the older boys. All par Novenibar S-6-7-1: Golden and Mrs. F. J. Gessing. ents with boys in the parish m % B EN N EH Cary Grant - Myma Loy - Shirlet Temple in Tha Bachelor and tha Mrs. Arthur Heagney will be host troops, or with boys who wish to Bobby-Soxer ess at the club’s next meeting. become scouts, are invited to the Restaurant Added: Lackieat Guy in the World meeting at 7 :30 this Thursday eve On Friday evening, Oct. 31, the ning in the school. Matineea Satnrday A Snndaya, Holy Name society will sponsor a Three new members will join 7 ■•m. to % p.m .~7 Daya a Week Halloween party in Loyola hall. Greene’s Drive-In Restaurant 2 P. M. the adult choir in response to an All teen-agers of the parish and appeal for male voices. The choir parents as well are invited to this rehearses in the church on West 8t|i Ave. at Speer Blvd. party. The wearing of costumes Preceding a Nuptial Mass Sat Francis Ryan were the bride Wednesday evenings at 7:15. Oth Featuring.... , will be optional; prizes, however, urday, Oct, 25, in St. Philomena’s groom’s attendants. Sharon Ann ers who wi.sh to join are invited will be awarded for the beat cos to be present. • BREAKFAST from 45c tumes. Refreshments will be church, Denver, Miss Alyce Bus- Santo was flower girl. Rudolph served, and a 25-cent charge for chy became the bride of Anthony Buschy and Paul Santo were ush- Sodality Choir • LUNCHEON from 45c ark lane hotel admission will be taken up at the P. Hamblin. The Rev. James B. ers. door. Hamblin, brother of the bride A wedding breakfast was served Rehearses on Thursdays * DINNERS from 65c COCKTAIL LOUNGE groom, officiated at the ceremony at the Olin hotel, and a reception PRESENTS The Loyola Young Ladies’ so The sodality choir meets in the and offered the Nuptial Mass. The was held in the afternoon in the convent on Thursday evenings at •B ooth and Counter Service dality was host to 24 Regis high bride, a daughter of Mrs. Mary I home of the bride’s mother. After school boarders in Loyola hall Oct. 7 :30 for rehearsal under the di Music In A Buschy of Loyola parish, Denver, a wedding trip to the East, in rection of Sister Irene Joseph. OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY 26. Dancing, games, and refresh was given in marriage by her [which they will visit Mr. Hamb- SENTIMENTAL ments made up a pleasant evening. The PTA served lunch to the For Your Convenience — Coiirleou»,Curb Service brother, Joseph Buschy. jlin’s sister, Sister Mary Geraldine school children Tuesday noon. It MOOD Plans for more dances in the fu Mrs. Mary Carlson, and Mrs. iof the Sisters of Charity in Cin With the ture are being made. Chaperons is planned to have these luncheons Mary Buschy, sister and sister-in- cinnati, O., and relatives of the two or three times each month. were Fatners Paul Distler, S.J., law, respectively, were brides bride, the couple will make their and Edward Murphy, S.J.; Mr. Miss Joy Huot of the Marian Johnny Neill maids and John R. Barry and home in Denver. .sorority conducted the Junior I Zimmerman, and Mrs. Zint. Newman club meeting on Monday Quartet PTA Meets evening in the absence of the Very Spaghetti Lovers The Loyola PTA met Oct. 21. STUDENTS Of ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL GO Rev. Joseph O’Heron, who was at ENTERTAINING NIGHTLY Rtre’i th, treiit you’r. bppn waiiiny for. About 90 members were pre.sent. tending a St. Vincent de Paul so Ea>y on the burixal, loo. All tba apaybettl Weekdmyi Dancing 8:30 to 12:30—Snndaya 4 to 8 Father Murphy served as spiritual ciety extension program meeting yon ran rat for only _ No Cover. Fop R«*frvationa director, and Mrs. L. Odein, school 'OVER TOP' FOR COMMUNITl CHEST in Denver. nurse, spoke about health prob / OUR (5c LUNCHEONS / t It !450 So. Marion p£. 4611 (St. John the Evangelist's sponsored by St. John’s PTA will The .Altar society is being en ARE OUT OF THIS WORLD lems and school children. The tertained this Thursday afternoon mothers of eighth grade pupils Parish, Denver) not be held this year. In its place Students of St. John’s school a special attraction will be held in at 10 ok;lock in the home of Mrs. served refreshments, and the Paul Hoy, 1580 S. Columbine. As fourth and fifth grades won the contributed $100 to the Commun the November meeting of the as And Look at This— room attendance. Special prizes ity Chest drive held recently. This sociation. Room mothers will act as sisting will be Mrs. J. Pierzina. > liEST FOLKS OF ALL J was 250 per cent of their quota. captains for the special project. Cards and bupco will be played. Homo .Madr Rariolia, Frird Chicktn went to Mmes. Haffev, Campbell, All are invited to attend. in thr Baaket. Frrnch Frird Shrimpa. • EAT-AT-THE-HALL” ^ Rome, Doherty, and Saya. Classes in ballroom dancing for Parishioners and parents of chil Juicy Corn Fed Steaka > boys and girls in the seventh and dren attending the school are in The Altar society will hold its 2915 W. 44th' ;• > Joe M. Bland, Mgr. ^ Mrs. Emil Frei. ways and means chairman, announced that plans eighth grades were started Oct. vited to'support the project. regular meeting in the rectory this For Reservations Call CL 9786 > Iflall Hotel Coffee'Shop ^ are completed for the big turkey 28. .Miss Margie O’Neil is in Masses on Saturday, Nov. 1, Monday afternoon. Nov. 3, at 1:30 I J 1321 Cortii Street ( games party to be held on Wednes charge of the classes. the Feast of All .Saints, will be the o’clock. Preceding the meeting I AAA.. day, Nov. 5, at 8:30 p.m. in the Hearing tests for pupils will be same as on Sunday with the ex (here will be devotions in the English Village Cafe school hall. conducted on Tuesday afternoon, ception that there will be no 12 church. 826 Colfax Aye. Nov. 4. The tests will be given by o’clock Mass. The other Masses The Masses this Saturday, Nov. ENJOY B o c a a o ^ s For many years I have wait the school nurse, Miss -Mary E. 4vill be at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 1, .All Saints’ day, will be at K O T I ^ ^ E R I E K, of COINING ROOM ed on you in the Navarre, Fr. Louis Pecorella Hart. ■o’clock. Confessions will be heard O.J. 8, and 143 o’clock. The Masses THE WEST’S I Boggios, and the Brown Palace. Boys and girls in the eighth on Friday afternoon and evening. oir All Souls’ day will be at 6 and l.iT.S Grant Now I am in business for my Is Staying in Denver grade will enjoy a Halloween party 8. with a High Mass of Requiem MOST FAMOUS FOR FINE FOOD self, serving the finest food I On Monday. Nov. 3, the com- SERVED IN A GRACIOUS The Rev. Louis Pecorella. who in the school hall. Mothers of the jmemoration of the Feast of All following the 8 o’clock Mass. REFRESHING se r v in g d a ily money can buy. Lobster from has returned to the United States girls are sponsoring the parly MANNER! Maine, Shrimp from Louisiana, I Souls, Ma.sses will be offered at 6. Infants baptized last Sunday after a visit abroad, is in Denver which will be held in the evening i6:30, 7, 7:30, and 8 o’clock. The were Gary Edward Fried!, son of COCKTAIL ^uncheona 11 to 2:00 P.M. and the finest choice steaks. from 7 until 9 o’clock. Phone: CH. 2494 or KE. 9618 Dinnera 5 to 8:30 P.M. where he is resting and recuperat last Mass will be a High Mass. Mr. and Max J. Friedl, with ing from ill health. While on the Forty-three pupils regularly at William Weber and Anna Kapel- LOUNGE TREMONT AT BROADiS AY Sundaya 12 to 8:00 P.M. From 90c up to $1.50 tend the catechism classes held in A gift of $200 from an anony high seas, the boat on which Fa mous donor has been received by lar as sponsors; and Constance Jo Sunday Dinn^rj ther Pecorella was a passenger St. John’s school every Sunday sephine Bowen, daughter of Mr. ' Catering to Special Luncheons * A'o Increase in Prices morning. Classes begin after the the sisters for the purchase of a was thrown quite a distance off sanctuary lamp for Our Lady of and Mrs. Arlo Bowen, with Rob and Banquets. its course by a violent storm. 9 o'clock Mass and are dismis.sed ert Holm and Anna Holm as English Village Cafe promptly at 10:30. Students in the Loretto chapel in St. John’s con- OPEN TO THE PIIBI.IC Father Pecorella suffered a sponsors. PAUL STAMES upper division are studying Church vent», 2830 E. 7th avenue. GE and Zenfth severe breakdown in health last history under the direction of Sis Mrs. David O'Brien entertained winter in Palermo, Sicily. ter Lorraine Therese. The First the Mother Cabrini circle in her FAVOR GRANTED Commanion. group,, with Sister home Oct. 28. Her guests were A reader.pf the in Qen- RADIOS Anna Marie as teacher, and the Mrs. Gertrude Carroll, Mrs. Felix ver wishes (o'publish thanks for a b CAFE Cabrini Confirmation group, with Sister O’Neill and Mrs. Dom O’Grady. special favor received through the In All Style! and Modela Mary Elsie as teacher, are study The Infant of Prague circle intercession of Blessed Martin de RECORD PLAYERS 1930 So. Broadway SP. 9950 Shrine ing the catechism. members were guests of Mrs. Jo Porres. BANQUET ROOM— ^ PTA Sponsoring seph Little for luncheon and bridge Visitors in her home in Cherrv Hills Oct. Arailahle for Any Occasion Parlies Special Attraction Our Record Department By Popular D«raan4 28. SERMNG DELICIOUS FOODS The a n i^ l turkey games party Mrs. Marcy Harrington enter Wa hjiva a limited number Features .All of tlie Latest Featuring A-1 Steaks tained St. Jude’s circle in her of Imported Holy Water James Monaghan Given home Oct. 24. Hits . . . also Classical REASONABLE PRICES COCKTAIL SERVICE Conteinan to bring water Honors at Notre Dame and Semi-Classical horoa from the Shrine, Mrs. Ross Laverty was hostess Notre Daipe, Ind.—.lames E. to St. Joseph’s club members at only 98e poetp&id. Monaghan, 440 Williams street, the Oxford hotel. Other Shrine Articlta Denver, a pre-medical student at Mrs. Ralph Smith and Mrs. John Colorado Appliance Co. THE TIFFED le University of Notre Dame, has Moran will be in charge of the The Tepees been named on the “Dean's List," care of the altars and sanctuary symbolic of scholastic honor rat 28 BROADWAY and 1135 BROADWAY RL 2 Btrxen Park during November. ing. Monaghan, son of the late Mrs. Hazel Lewers and Mrs. For Dinnsr Resarrstiiuis Dr. and Mrs. D. G. Monaghan, Sr., Wilhelmina Griffith Goodman mo Ph. Leokool 2i21 is a graduate of Regis high school tored to Canon City last week end WELCOME TO DENVER’S FINEST in his home town, and first en to attend the homecoming festiv tered Notre Dame in 1941. He ities at their alma mater, Mt. St. COLBURN HOTEL later entered the army, and re Scholastica’s academy. James llelohe^y SIGHTSEEING turned to the university in Sept. Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Spillman LUXURIOUS ROOMS CHECKER CABS 1946. In addition to maintaining of St. John’s parish celebrated COCKTAIL LOUNGE 128 BROADWAY ED DUNDON, Mgr. an honor scholastic rating, he has their 68th wedding anniversary NEW COFFEE SHOP been a member of the Glee club Oct. 29, it was announced this lOth Avenue at Grant Fine Food Wine and Beer TA. 2233 and the Students Managers’ or 4M nth St TA. 4S2S week by Marie B. Spillman, their MAin 6261 MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT JIM’S ganization at the university since daughter, who resides with her D. B. CERISE. Minaxcr 4941. parents at 540 Humboldt street. ARGONAUT HOTEL Where Denver’i Society Entertains for Luncheons and Dinnera LAFAYETTE FELTS STEDIOS FOB SPECIAL RESERVATIO.NS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES. Completely Redecorated ' - DANCES AND DINNERS I HONE MAIN 3101 5 :600 OGDEN ST. 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CHRISTOPHER MEDALS • \ MIRACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS SCAPULAR MEDAI.S No Extra Charge for Group of Two OF YOUR Glasses on Credit If you rare to order additional photographs, there will be no charge what- 807 15ll) St. 0029 j soever for the large 8x10 or ll.xl4 Photographs, with orders for one dozen or more of any size. .spread irroaa illimllabir FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OR MIDNIGHT SNACKS heriiona, reddened with For your own convenience, phone or make arrangements for sittings. the blood of tbooe fear- lest Biea aad wonten who died to kecf Americi IJ KVi a ivt Phone KE. 4450—Above Special Offers Expire Nov. 17 ■acoaeaeredl IP her* Quality Food Still PravaiU and at Moderat* Gosl DURING NOVEMBER and DECEMBER OPEN EVERY iUNDAY WESTERN 18th At PREMIERE KvM GLEN ARM LaFavetle Fulls Studios— Fulls Brothers TUES., NOV. 4 Dchhain Calif. k 1 ( PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone ,420S Thursday, October 30, 1947 Quick Service Quaiity Work M t. Carmel Porish 1914 Famous MobbingCase Masses oa Nov. 1 St. Francis de Reasonoble Prices Sets Nov. 1 Masses At St. Patrick's Is Recalled by Editor Ideal Hardware and B r o a d m o o r C l e a n e r s (Our Lady of Mt. Cmrmal Pariih, (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) Appliance Dwyer Drug D anvar) Masses on Saturday, the Feast Kitchen Utensils ■— Aluminum fContinued From Pape One) ' ecked with flowers lent to him of All Saints, will be offered at 6, Bark* Bra*. (Meoibar* of St. Franeli d* Solo* Psritk) Masses on All Saints’ day,'Sat y lympethizers. Ensmtl tnd SUInltei SUel •4iiit Rate Drags- urday, Nov. 1, will be at 8, 7, 8, and on* of it* indelicate menner- 7-, 8, and 9 o’clock. Envelopes for Acme Feint — Kemtone isroi was to plant fo«a in Catholic Jury DUagr**d Twie* remembrance of deceased rela 611 E. Alameda PE. 8485 712-718 So. Pearl 9, and 10 o’clock. Masses on All After a lengthy inveatigetion, RA. 5968 Prescriptions Called Souls’ day, .Monday, Nov. 3, will institutions to do what- harm thsy tives and friends were distributed could. I well remember one case of during which the police were un last Sunday. A weekly High Mass For and Delivered be at 6, 7, 8, and 9 o’clock. Eve comfortable because they did not ning services on Monday will be this in the student body of S t of Requiem will be offered during Winei • Beere^ Etc. FINE— SELECTION Mary’s academy. Our erstwhile have too clean a record in the caae the month of November and a at 7 :30. The church will be open judged by the sight of either side, SOUTH PEARL By Bottla or Caia OF— FALL—FURS all day Sunday and Monday, Nov subscription man was a flannel- monthly Mass will be offered dur mouthed boor, however, and 1 a man who had been prominent in ing the ensuing year for all those 2 and 3, for all persons wishing to the labor movement was put on 1400 So. Broadway V*l of WerU War No. 1 make visits to gain the plenary doubt that he represented anybody whose names were turned in on PHARMACY except his own twisted self. trial aa a member of the assault these envelopes. RA. 2405 indulgences applicable to the poor ing gang. I attended the trial. COLFAX AT WASHINGTON souls. Horrible Charge* Mad* This Sunday will be Holy Com 1498 So. Pearl Joe Dwyer Harman LIdka ^ - KK 4576 The assistant district attorney who munion day fbr the members of The St. Juliana Study club met ' It was astonishing what Spur handled the prosecution tried hard Phi SP. 4683 Oct. 22 in the home of Mrs. The geon charged. He said that every the Altar and Rosary society. The to make a case, but the counsel November meeting will be held CLTRATE DRUGS resa Bellanti. The next meeting Catholic priest has concubines for the defense was brillient. The will be held in the home of Mrs. among the members of his congre on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 4, in JACKSON’S St. John*M Pllriivh defendant proved a perfect abili. the school. Electric Shavers Rose Brancucci. A Halloween din gation, that immorality is taught Witnesses testified to a Dutch Cut Rate Drugs ner has been planned for Oct. 30 in the moral textbooks of Catholic The October meeting of St. Remington—Stick—Sunbean; party at his house that night. I Patrick's PTA was held Oct. 21 PRESCRIPTIO.NS COnOUER’S Knight Service Co. in the home of Mrs. Louise De seminaries, that Cardinal James will never forget the energy and Buy Your Chrieimat Gift* Bell. The Rev. Thomas Lo Cascio, Gibbons had 12 illegitimate chil in the lunchroom of the school On O ur Lay-Away Plan RIUNXAIN SERVK.-E eloquence of the defense lawyer’s and was marked with an at FRKB PROMPT DELIYBIT FOOD STORE O.S.M., pastor, and the Rev. Sal dren running around the streets of charge to the jury. That body, PAT 0. DARBT, Pro*. Cell IP . 1441 Oeweint A Alemede MOBIL PRODUCTS vator Fagiolo, Q.S.M., will be the Baltimore, that the Pope was a tendance of 35 mothers. Mmes. (F*ormrrl» Roninotr A- Son which contained no Catholics, dis Vera Zangari and Anna Canzona CompUta Auto Sorvico guests of honor. \ white slaver, that the Catholic agreed. Another trial was then marriage ceremony was character were named to act as the ways and The St. Philonvena Study club held. The jury disagreed a second means committee. The games QUALITY CLEANING Skilloi ^ochmiilet will meet on Friday, Oct. 31, at 1 ized by immorality on the part of time. The case was then dropped. 1718 £. 6TH AVL the priest and the bride, and that party sponsored by the PTA on BUCHANAN’S RKA80NABLR PItICM 6th At*. *t Detroit FR. 3396 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Josephine The defendant found it necessary Thursday was an outstanding suc Patch, 3176 West Clyde place. it is not murder to kill a Catholic to leave Denver. Tour GarmenU Iniured AfiinBl FIra priest. I know that he said these cess. Special awards were made to Christian Bros. Wines and Th«ft - BKOWI\*S - It is not my intention, after all Mmes. Nettie Canino, B. Ber- Radios & Appliances Three Weddings things because I heard him and 1 these years, to sit in,.judgment on All Pognlif Been Red & White wrote the article. linger, R. J. Kenny, Jean Pacello, 5*1** and Sorvico the men who beat up Spurgeon, We Deliver FREISN MEATS— PISH. GROCERlBt Are Held Urged Anti-C*thalic War Anna Blanche, Schneider, and Ca Vesptsblrt. Prutta. Bakery Gooda though Catholic theology was nino. Cakes were awarded to Hilda PE. 1777 577 So. Bdw; W b UH HONEST WORK-FAIR PRICES On- Saturday, Oct. 25, Dolores In his talk at the Pentecostal against them. They followed the PHONE EA. 1844 Wieorials and Donald Duncan were Falasco and Louise Capillupo. The CLEANERS AND DYERS Union auditorium, "he subtly unwritten law of the frontier West. committee wishes to thank all who Daily Delivery AL-FIN RADIO united in marriage before a Nup urged a revolution to drive the It was by methods such as theirs MERK’S 32* BROADWAY tial Mass. Witnesses were August in any way contributed to the suc Phono PE 1713 A PR. 2744 2306 E. 6th Ave. at University 2316 E. 6th Ave. FR. 9586 Catholics out of America.’’ The that Skagway, Alaska, got rid cess of this party. Since the Register editorially attacked the of the reign of terror presided over school had a holiday, the commit DRUG STORE On Sunday, Oct. 26, before police department for not acting. in the name of the law by the con Mass, Josephine Laurienti became fidence man. Soapy Smith, who tee supplied older girls to take (FORMERLY MAHONEY DRUG) '‘The very nature of his state care of the younger children dur Prticriptloni Acearattly Ptlle4 ments is at least an incitement to went to Skagway from Creede. nesses were Daniel Longo and Mrs. ing the afternoon. MAY WE serve YOU 7 OLIVER’S 1 riot. . . . his talks should not have Colo., and to Creede from Denver. Syl Franks is still a patient at lee Cream — PeaautB Serrlee Sam Greco. Both Josephine and been permitted,” the editorial said. It was by such methods that horse St. Joseph’s hospital. Raymond are members of the sen Although the Methodists had acted, thieving became unpopular. Th* 1300 So. Pearl PS. 7539 ior choir. the Twenty-Third Avenue Presby vigilante system was widely prac theologian] remarks very aptly: MARKET 1 Knows the Secret of On Sunday, Oct. 26, at 3 p.m terian church wished to open its ticed in the early West, though as ‘The power that is sometimes Denver^s Finest H Your Hair Josephine Brancucci and Daniel ulpit to the speaker. “The Rev. far as I can learn its victims were usurped by citizens in some parts Selection of H Schaffer were united in marriage. 'erry V. Jenness was duly in rarely innocent men. I do not of the country to judge and im iJoyce Cleaners^ Ask About This New ’are Angelina Marino was the maid of formed that Spurgeon had violated defend the system. I deplore it. All mediately punish accused persons nS H & POULTRY ■ honor and Nick Palizsi was the the anti-riot law by advocating the I say is that any person who came according to their own judgment, John and Albert Nillson GRAIN-FED MEATS ■ MYLADY EDITH best man. Father Lo Cascio offi murder of Catholic priests.” But into the early West attacking the even by the death penalty, is ab 1312 Eaot 6th Ave. ciated at all three marriages. the trustees refused to call off purity of its women and promoting horrent to all justice and public H BEAUTY SHOPPE the murder of clergymen was tak FINER Phone PE. 4629 ■ MInnIt Xtutitr, Mgr. ' the meeting. They asked for police order and is an act of barbarism.' protection, which was promised by ing a chance. By cold-cut moral And elsewhere: ‘Those must be 28U4 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 | the chief of police, who was a law, mobs have no rights. At God’s judged guilty of very grave sin GLEANING Bodies of 2 Heroes Catholic. The trustees expected general judgment, internal dispo who, in disregard of legal author SAVE TIRES — BUY AT OLSON'S Spurgeon to speak on Sunday sitions and inculpable ignorance ity, arrogate to themselves the Us« Our Lay*Away Brought to Denver night. He was mobbed that night of the finesse of moral theology sovereign right of life and death 1284 So. Ptorl Lucky Hardware The trustees on Monday were will be taken into consideration. without any legal formality or with Plan ior Buying quoted in a newspaper as sayine I feel that the divine judgment of an empty one’.” SP. 3662 OLSON’SstTeS Pxinta — Toy* Two war heroes, who died on that they had been refused all those who defended Spurgeon will I know that this was the doc Christmas Watches Gifti — Houaewaret isolated islands in the Pacific, protection. be the more severe. trine of Bishop Nicholas C. Matz, iW W W W W V W were brought to their home city 2750 W. 29th GL. 3613 General Hardware I was present in the Pentecostal What Theologians Hold for he talked at length to me A GIFT any man will treanure of Denver this week for reburial As for the Catholic stand on about the case. It .was my own all his*'life. All famous makes 3030 E 6th EA. 1801 1T»I E. 3rd ea. j m in family cemetery plots. Union building when Spurgeon gave his speech there. A Protest mob action, let me give Verbatim stand in 1914 as well as now. are yours to choose now, while Sgt. John K. Walsh was killed the translation from the Latin of ant married to a Catholic woman selections are at their best. CIRCLE DRIVE in action Feb. 22, 1943, in the arose and told the lecturer that, the Sabetti-Barrett moral theology, Lucky Hardware Marshall islands. Requiem High if one more word were said about which was the textbook studied in Curtains & Drapes This way you can make pay MARKET Mass is being offered Thursday, St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, at OA (%6 O OK' the morals of Catholic women, the ments any size, any time you P L. Btnntit - E. R. Williimj Paints — Toys Oct. 30, at 9 o’clock in the Stl the time of the Spurgeon affair; Given Special Attention Meats - Fi»h - Groceriei speaker would be killed by him like. Gifts — Houiewaras Clara orphanage chapel, where "What is to be said of the lynch Freih A Frozen Fruiti The Rocky Mot •W. i i b hureday, October 30,1947 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone) EEyetone 420S PAGE NINE Getting Up Steam Redbirds Slam Regis, 18-6; Bulldogs Downed by Visitors Pfiefer and Haberkorn, St. Mary's Pirates Grab Spoils Mares Brothers Lead With Strong Rally la Mates to Win Fourth Period m Annunciation high’s underrated Cardinals took the St. Joseph’s Bulldogs hauled down the colors after a measure of the Regis Red Raiders, 18-6, Sunday in Regis stiff struggle with the Pirates of St. .Mary’s, Colorado stadium, to annex their third victory of the season against Springs, who returned to their home port from Regis stadium one defeat. The win left them in third place in,the Parochial Sunday with a 13-7 victory to add to the spoils of previous league and in position for an attempt at the loop title. forays. The game was the curtain raiser on the day’s double The Redbirds mixed up air and ground offensives nicely bill. and displayed excellent teamwork in their triumph over the The Denver squad led the visitors in the first half by’ circuit’s cellar occupants. The Raiders, though occasionally virtue of the alertness of Halfback Andy Davis, who capital flashy, were unable to stage a sus ized on a delayed whistle to score i Haadint for the wide open (paces behind the Ref is line is Rich I is preparinf to ward off the attack of Ray Dillon and Joe O'Donnell, tained drive and were disastrously a freak touchdown early in the Zecha and Jack Holvey of the Pfeifer, Annunciation teant quarterback, whose performance Sun- Regis tacklers. careless on pass defense. first quarter. Springs squad were acclaimed as day; brought joy to the hearts of Cardinal supporters. Len Grommet!______. The Regis squad, however, was Pirate Punter Craft lifted a spi two of the best backs to appear on the first to make a real scoring ral to the Bulldogs’ 35 and End the Regis field this season. threat. It came late in the first Larry Ash grounded the ball and quarter, when Rich Pfiefer’s quirk walked away. But the whistle was Tigers Face Cellar-Dwelling Regis, kick went only five yards and gave slow. Davis grabbed the ball and the Raiders possession on the SIRIIK Ellis filtered through the uninterested K. of C. Bowling Cardinal 23. Malone slanted off Pirates all the way to the goal line. tackle to the 11 for a first down, De.spite vigorous protests from the but in four subsequent plays the visitors, the touchdowm was al League Gremlins Play Bulldogs Sunday lowed. attackers netted a loss of a yard imnnnnn:!'’F”T-'’n- • • r- and the threat was canceled. SPOOKS LEIIDGil Martinez, junior-sized Bull Pfiefer’s choppy, knee-action A two-week winning streak has dog halfback, swiveled through Team Standingf running brought him through a four or five would-be tacklers on w L Avg. ' Northsiders, Goal Line Uncrossed, Second Tilt of Afternoon Puts rolled the Spooks into first place Wardens ...... 15 9 785 hole at'left guard on the next play in the Cathedral Young People’s an ofF-tackle dash for the extra Secretaries ...... 13 n : t3 and up to the Cardinals’ 45 and bowling league. The leaders now point. Deputies ...... 13 a 770 the stage was set for the Redbirds’ The Bulldogs staved off enemy Navigators ...... 13 n 767 Are Considered Favorites Exclusive Ownership of have 15 wins to 6 losses, edging out Guards ...... 12 12 764 first score. A jump pass, Grom the second-place Alley Cats, who attacks in the rest of the quarter, Chancellors^ ...... 11 13 752 met to Volosin, Drought three have 14 wins and seven defeats. but late in the second period Tom Trustee* ...... 10 14 760 Over Red Raiders 4th Place on Block yards, and Haberkorn crossed the Third place is all tied up with Z e c h a,< high-stepping halfback, Grand Knights ...... 9 16 761 broke through right Mard, bulled Individual Standing V midfield stripe and went to the eight teams battling it out among Raiders’ 35 on a wide end sweep. themselves. his way fb an open fi^d, and raced Cftmes Avr. * With their goal line still inviolate. Holy Family high’s The injury-plagued St. Francis Gremlins and the seem 52 yards to a touchdown. Craft’s La Motte. Chan. 2i T80 Then the brother act came on Joe Yoleff came through with Scherer. War...... U » IfO gridders will seek their third straight victory in the opening ingly toothless St. Joseph Bulldogs will meet Sunday in the the boards. A1 Mares, playing for high game by rolling up a score of pass for the extra point was Carr, Nav...... C...... u 179 game of Sunday's football program at Regis stadium against latter half of the Regis stadium double-header. the first time in 20d. YolefT still leads the men’s grounded, and the Bulldog. l». M. Leonard, St. Joseph's fullback, finds a ' bit crowded by Blocker Andy Davis. Getting set first play after the ensuing kick- ram ent team, 13. We in Ihe Sl^M.ry Jin., b^t he seem, to be a I for the tackle is Jack Holvey, stellar Pirate back. off. North Side Prrsenfed Ererv Fritlav DurinM St. Vincent's home, 31; St. Clara’s, 6. Football Season by INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Holy Family team, 19; St. Eliza Ball Carrying I beth's, 7. Holy Family team, 14; Aasumptlon Plsyer and Team G TCB NY Avg. Bishop Sullivan, Fr. McCarthy Return team, 0. U. S. NATIONAL BANK Benton, N^ustanfs 5 97 347 3.6' St. Vincent’s home, 20; Holy Family Colslsno, B lu sjay s...... S 38 188 4.9 team, 0. Of Den ver Young. Crtmiins ...... 3 36 166 8.2 Pfiefer. Cardinsls ...... 4 81 186 3.7 Week of Oet, 19 Member F. D. 1. C. Haberkorn, Cardinals.. 4 27 135 6.0 HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION Vecchiarelii, Tigers .... 2 18 109 5.01 From Consecration Rite in Chicago Annunciation tssin, 19; St. Francis', Glllin, Bluejsys ...... 2 17 92 8.4 19. Reichert, Raiders .. ... 2 18 92 8.1 (Regis College, Denver) he teaches English and relig i^. sary, the Delta Sigma fraternity, St. Dominic’s, 39; Assumption team, 0. Punting • The Very Rev. Raphael C. Mc served as Bishop of Patna fc^ ) i an organization of commerce and St. Philomens's, 2S; St. Cath«rln*'s, 8. $C«WIIIN-I0IIT Pl«y«r and T«ani G P TY Avg. Carthy, S.J., president of Regis years before resigning the in finance students at Regis college, LIGHTWEIGHT DIVISION MuiUne, Tigvrs 8 213 42.6 Gillin, Biuejay* .. . college, and the Most Rev. Bernard 1946 because of ill healtbil^' held its annual election this week East Sidt BICYCLES 6 210 42.0 Biassed Sacrament team, .10; An Vecchiarelli. Tiger* 4 159 39.7 J. Sullivan, S.J., Titular Bishop of Bishop Wildermuth, ^-•^'tive of and named Clifford H. Dean of Ma'one, Ralderi nunciation taam, 0. L a rry a 8 299 37.4 Halicarnassus, Asia Minor, re St. Louis, entered tha.f:‘ibciety of Santa Monica, Calif., to the presi St. Francis', 6 ; St. VInesnt ds Sparkman. BuUdega. 17 563 33.1 turned to Denver Wednesday, Oct. Jesus in 1922 and wg^.iassigned to Lifetim e Hegge, Grem’ina . .. 4 140 35.0 dency. Paul's, 0. Benson, Muatangs.. SO 931 31.0 29, from Chicago where they at the Patna mission fn 1927. He W. Phillip Bajrbour of Tulsa, North Sida G uarantee tended the consecration ,of the made his final ^ ^ i e s in Rome Okla., was named vice president, St, Vinesnt’s horns, 14; St. Ellss- Paseing Most Rev. -Augustine F. Wilder- bsth's, 8. (josts Just a Little Mnre- Player and Team and was ordaineU'^here in 1935. and Stanislaus Karazin of Rego St. Jostph's, 19; St. Clara’s, 13. G P -JJ. 1 T Pet. muth, S.J., as Bishop of Patna, Cardinal Siw iel Stritch was Park, Long Island, N. Y., was Annunciation school’s junior Meeting for an informal aerial I quarter, both of whom strove BiJt T^’orfli It MulLane, iig eri 1 6 5 102 .833 India. consecrator (f it the impressive teta-a-teta ara Ray Dillon, Regis mightily but in vain for a pass Greco, Bluejeyi 3 8 119 .750 elected secretary-treasurer. Cardinals now lead in the city Gi lir. Bluejays 2 9 5 97 Bishop Sullivan, who is now on ceremony .|^ d was assi.sted by end, and Rich Pfiefar,.* Cardinal | from the Cardinals’ Al Mares. .550 the faculty of Regis college, where Delta Sigma was founded at Re wide heavyweight division of the Big Selection Pfiefer, Cerdineia 4 22 t2 144 .545 Bishop (l^W rd F. Hoban of Cleve gis college on Dee. 8, 1926. It now Junior Parochial league. They have Martinez.Bulldogs 2 IS 8 .67 .533 land ap^Bishop Thomas J. Mc- 2 consists of two chapters, Alpha on notched four wins and one tie and Mares, Cerdinafs.. 17 9 172 .529 STATISTICS O F L A S T Donne'/; Auxiliary of New York, Vecchiereli, Tig. .2 14 6 91 .428 WEEK’S GAMES the campus and Beta at the Down have scored a total of 98 points . TRICYCLES Olivas, Mustangs 4 28 H 102 as (j^'consecrators. St. St. town division of Regis college at against the opposition’s 25. Holy* Scoring ,,0n the eve of its 21st anniver- A Mary's Joseph's 711 17th street. Family team follows closely with Player and Team G TD Pis, First downs ...... _. 10 8 $6.95-$7.95-$13.95 UP Kushlnf ...... Officers of the Beta chapter, three wins and one loss. Colaianof'^luejays . .. 3 2 19 ...... 8 6 / In the lightweight division, East G illio^B luejeys...^...... 2 3 19 Passing ...... 0 a X C. b. Study Club Plans which was formed two years ago Pal Baby 9^95 Habei^rn, Cardinals . 4 3 18 Penalties ...... 2 0 / for girl students only, were also side, St. Francis de Sales’ squad ^ alkcrs ...... O Schnabel, Bluejays...... 3 3 18 Nat yards rushing...... J224 Of' Book Review Nov. 6 elected this week. Miss Dolores shows four wins and no losses to Younf^ Gremlins ...... 2 3 18 Nat yards passing...... 9 71 Bittick of 3633 Clayton street was lead the pack. Next in line are the Volosin, Cardinals ...... 4 2 13 Passes attem pted ...... 6 14 Mullane, Tigers ...... 1 2 12 Completions ...... 2 3 The C. D. Study club will hold named president; Miss Marguerite St. Vincent de Paul gridders, with Tires — Accessories DiTolla, Tigers ...... 2 2 12 Punts (average)...... 3 3 J (3) 28 (2 ) its monthly meeting on Thursday, Bissell of 2401 York street, vice four wins and one tie. Penalties (yards) ....-.. 20 (2 ) 85 (7) Nov. 6 at 12:30 p.m. in the Den president; and Miss Ann Windhaus St. Vincent’s boys are on top .Expert Repairing Annuncia tion Team sRegIs ver Dry Goods company tea room. of 220 E. Seventh street, secre^ among the North-side light LES TER ’S First downs ...... 7 Mrs. Howard L.' Sleeper will re tary. weights. They have rolled over five Rushing ...... 10 7 view the book, Nothing So Strange, Joseph Stevens, tax agent in the Bu'^tesaive opponents without a American Cyclery Nst yards rushiog ...... 174 ]69 WATCH REPAIRS Passing ..../...... 0 by James Hilton. Denver office of the Bureau of loss or a tie and have allowed only Carl J. Hauaen. Prop. 7-Oay Ssrvle* Net yards passing...... 88 13 The regular business meeting Internal Revenue and instructor three touchdowns to counterbal «■** auto**’ B»*«* Passss Attem ptfd ...... 12 13 Mfmbsr of 8 t Vincent de Paars Parish On.-Y.ar GasrsntM will follow with the president, in accounting at the Downtown di ance their own 103 points. Run >VloO Completions ...... 6 2 Mrs. George Schneider, in charge. vision of Regi» college, spoke to ners-up in North-side section of 1529 Welton CH. 2447 latsrcspted (by) ...... 1 0 1/401 S. Broadway PE. 31G0 1 7 Punts (average)...... 23.3 (4) 37.8 (4) All members are asked to be the Alpha chapter in a meeting on the lightweight division is St. PeaaUiet (yards) ••• 28 (3). 8 ( 1) preaant. tha campus last weak. Joieph’i. i 1 PAGE TEN Office, 938 Banrfock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. KEystone 4205 Thursday, October 30, 1947 Is True Education HEIGHTS STUDENTS WILL ENTERTAIN Presentation PTA No Satisfactory Substitute If Glasses are needed; but much of the benefit and comfort de> Old-Fashioned? 12 GIRLS FROM WEBSTER COLLEGE To Hold Jamboree MEMORIAL W INDOW S rived from glasses depends on ap accurate, secure and comfort* By Key. R obert E . K ekeibek able fitting. Glasses possess no mysterious or unexplainable (Loretto Hciglit. Cellcg*. Denver) and suburbs were included among Teachers’ meetings held recently (Preieatation Pariah, Denver) power although they seem like magic. Its the know-how behind Class presidentsp; and student the 64 honor students of the col The PTA Halloween jamboree them. the nation ’round focus the spot lege who received grades of A or light on a matter of supreme im leaders or Webster college, Web will be held in Redman hall this Solicit Your ster Groves, Mo., will be welcomed B in all academic subjects for the portance in American life. The to Denver and Loretto Heights secon'd semester of last year, ac Friday evening at 7 o’clock. There “why" of education, though such cording to the Dean’s list released will be a variety of games, espe Inquiries For SW IGERT BROS. a fundamental item is often side college at Denver’s Union Station on Friday morning by Miss Louise in the past week by Sister Mary cially for children, such as the fish tracked in the actual sessions, is Florence. pond, bowling, darts, and beanbag, still the topic of supreme note. Childers, president of Loretto Belter FUon Optometrigts Good Service Heights Student council and other Sister Frances Marie, president etc. For refreshments there will be for Every Age At Right Pricer ' And despite the fact that Christian members of her committee. of the college, presided at a special pumpkin pie, doughnuts, candy- eduiiators agree on education’s honors recognition program in the apples, and pop. Prizes will be LEADED 1550 California KEyrtone 7651 chief role as preparation of the Twelve representatives from Webster college are expected to college auditorium Oct. 23, when awarded for the best costumes. Any student for a good life and a bet the honors were conferred before child may attend and adults are GLA 88 B S INDIVIDOALLT ITTLBD ter eternity, teachers do not al make the trip to Loretto Heights ART GLASS this year. This excursion is one in the assembled student body. The invited. ways come to agreement on the ■Very Rev. Raphael McCarthy, S.J., means of attaining this end. an annual series of exchange cam The jamboree is under the chair pus trips that have become a tradi president of Regis colleg^e, spoke manship of Mrs. Joe Gasparetti. WINDOWS The Dewey system of educa tion between the two schools con on “The Need and Value of Schol with Mrs. C, LeBlanc, Mrs. Jack tional programming has had all ducted by the Sisters of Loretto. arship.” Georgiana Rieden enter Hoye, an(i Mrs. William McIntyre REQUIESCANT too much influence on the nation’s tained with,two piano selections in as co-chairmen. The following THEODORE The Webster group will remain We produce both schools. It is a revival, in a slightly at the Loretto campus until Mon the program. women will assist in various IN ‘PACE more refined form, of the old her day afternoon. Brief business Among the Denver girls receiv booths: Mmes. Ji Fox, F. Nelson, painted figure work esy of pragmatism—that which ing honors were: Senior class, Lois J. R. Fleming, F. Knafelc, E' Seri- works is good. Strictly “progres meetingfs will be scheduled during and glass designs ei HACKETHAL the week-end program. The visit Jeanne Elliott, Charline Geeck, mayer, L. Higgins, L. Keenan,' J. sive” educatorsj carrying the hy Clare Marie O’Keefe, and Bernice Mauser, E. Rider, W. Brannan, H. ther from your sub JAMES L. PURCELL, 1168 Marion pothesis to fruition, advocate an to the mile-high campus of Loretto atreet. Huaband of Alma Purcell; will be highlighted by many social Reddick; junior class, Anna Mae Kersteins, and J. Moran; and Air Conditioned brother of Mrs. John P. Kelley. Mrs. entirely "practical” educational jects or we will be glad and recreational features of true Canjar, Ann Cuthbertson, Mary Misses Lucille Cattany and Kath Mary Burdick, and Miss Florence Pur plan, whereby the scientific and Ann Dolan, Doris Ann Kelly, Betty erine Quinn. to submit suggestions cell. all of Milwaukee. Wis.; and Mrs. commercial subjects are stressed Western style. The Webster vis Lou Maas, Rita McEnuIty, and Al- MORTUARY John B. Lanigan of Evanaton, 111. Re itors will be entertained Friday Memherihip Drive Succeat quiem Mass was offered in St. John the to the detriment, or_^ absolute ex terta Jane Blym; sophomore class, and designs. Evangelist’s church Oct. 24. Interment clusion, of the classics. evening at the performance of the Sally Anne Pimpl, Minnie Ann One of the most successful PTA 1449*51 Kalamalh St. Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son service. Ballet Russe at the Denver audi We might find it hard to agree O’Dorisio, Ver Lou Brewer, Mary membership drives ever held ended JOHN S. KENNEDY, 2912 Marion torium. Patricia Crawford, Agnes Marie last Monday. The seventh and Our studio is in charge I’hone AtAin 4006 street, died Oct. 25 in his home after a with the.se modern teachers as to Following Mass on Saturday eighth grade room will be given a Sirannmimmmimiinimiimiiirjiliiiiimniiimniiiiluiii short illness. Born in Ireland 64 yean what subjects are “practical.” If Diessner, Angela Dulin, Mary of A. T. von l.,aiiter, ago. he was a atreet car conductor here practicality has nothing to do with morning in the Chapel of Our Lady Heinz, Betty Jean Imhoff, Vir party for having the largest num until 1921, and then operated a garage of Loretto, the grroup will be taken ber of members. Individual prizes one of the West’s fore at 2900 Marion street until his retire culture, and if practicality is all ginia Marquez, and Elizabeth on a horseback ride as guests of Wathen. were awarded to Frances Sedl- most designers. ment two years ago. Two sons, Joseph that is to be desired, then we are mayer and Frank Knafelc. Prizes LET US GUIDE F. and John L.. survive. Requiem Mass forced to agree that the bread- the Quirt and Crop club. At noon, Frashmen Join Misaion Board was offered Nov. 29 in Holy Ghost were also awarded to Jean Al- and-butter studies should have the the Webster and Loretto girls will ahurch. Interment Mt, Olivet W, P. leave for an oveynight stay at At a formal dinner on Thurs ward and Patricia Scheer, close Horan A Son service. whole stage. But we do not think Chalet Marie, Loretto’s mountain day evening, the newly elected runners-up in the contest. LARRY RICHARD TRUJILLO. 2812 that man should be entirely shack members of the freshman class W. Holden place. Son of Mr. and Mrs. led to the hard, necessarj’ things chalet in Turkey Creek canyon. were received into Loretto Heights Club to Meet Willie Trujillo; brother of Stella and Lift Announced The Needlework club will meet Willie. Jr.: grandson of Mr. and Mrs. of life. We believe he should find college mission board. The fresh WESTERN GLASS COMPANY Jose Ramon Trujillo and Mrs. Mary also nourishment for his soul—a Twenty-one girls from Denver man representatives included Joan Thursday, Nov. 6, at 10:30 a.m.. Konal. Mass was offered Oct. 29 in St. food that is found only in the Amberson of Chicago, Lillian The place will be announced in I 24 W. EIGHTH AVE., DENVe K 4. COLO. Cajetan's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. ■great classical studies—languages, Crandon of Parsons, Kans.. and this Sunday’s bulletin. DICK OTIS, 667 Corona. Husband of analytical history, literature, and Sacred Heart PTA Betsy Foley and Jeannette Wood The Altar and Rosary (luilt was Gertrude 1. Otis; son of Annie M. Otis; awarded to Mrs. Peter Ekier. father of Patricia Ann and Mary K.: the arts. A person whose education man. both of Denver. At the same brother of Sister Mary Philomena, Jsabel has been limited to the so-called meeting Catherine Dwyer, a jun Mrs. William Weaver i.s a pa-w w w w w w w w w w jour cTlftemorial Jacobs, and John M.. Robert J..\ and practical studies and .skills alone Plans Games Party ior from Denver, was electeii to tient in a local hospital. She suf- ^ Donald V. Otis. Rosary recitation is fered a fractured hip in a recent being held Thursday. Oct. 30. at 8 p. merely exists: one who has had (Sacred Heart Pari.h, Denver) the office of treasurer. Plana were ► CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING Mtny pMpU h«T» dtlajtd tb« par* in the drawing room of the Nash-Miller contact with cultural studies lives. discussed for the misaion board’s fall. eh«M of a monament. Th1» happona This Saturday evening, Nov. 1, mortuary. Requiem Mass Friday at In "saying this, we exclude, of the parish school PTA will sponsor “Peking day” and the Christmas Two Convert, Received I ^ time and aaain when thtra are ao 9:30 in St. John's church. Interment A i I k many ptacea for moner. Bat toda^. Mt. Olivet. course, the sphere of religion and a games party in Sacred Heart dance. .Arraneements for the an On Saturday two converts were j ’ thin^a ara different I There are aa MARY M’CLURE, 925 I9th street. also those persons who imbibe a school hall. The party will begin nual affair are being made by received into the Church: Mrs. It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertisement,. many thinta that ean't he honrht, great deal of cultural tone on their Catherine Murray and Pat Gamer, that It teema an Ideal time to “eatek Mother of Roy and George McClure. at 8:15. Ethel Mae Craven, with William I ^ Eight grandchildren and four great own. Mrs. Ben Olguin is chairman of co-chairman. E. Craven, Sr., and Elizabeth P. k A A A A. , op" on thoae that can. And a truly grandchildren also survive. Renuiem fine mnnnment la one of them. We can attack educational mod the committee in charge of the Repreiented at Meeting Craven as sponsor.^, and William High Maas will he offered In St. Leo's WANTED TO RENT We'are memorial eraftamen of many church at 9 o'clock Friday. Oct. 31. ernists even on their own grounds pantry shower for the sisters who •Sister M., Ethelbert. head of the Patrick Shea, who also had Mr. and PAINTING & PAPER HANGING yeari' itanding in thia community. Rosary recitation Thursday at 8 p.m. in —the practicality of education. It teach in Sacred Heart school. The department of Spanish, and Sister Mrs. Craven as sponsors. HUB PAPER HANGING and (Mitnttni caJ Whether you wtih a eimple marker or the Hackethal mortuary. is agreed that Latin and the other shower has been planned for the A B^nnget. 153 Miditoo. EA 2286 Stlrg Enginpcr, wifr. Mod *on neMl unfur- an elaborate monument, may we help VERA RANGEL, 3221 Arapahoe M. Flaget of the department of ni^h"l^ two l*r«irncm house in St. Francii yoo to make a wiie eelection? languages aid the student in mem next PTA meeting. Wednesday, de Snle'< rari^h. Excellent reference* atreet. Wife of John Rangel; mother of education at Loretto Heights col BRICK REPAIRS Elenore Rangel.. Requiem Mass was ory work and in the study of his Nov. 12. Mrs. Frank J. Gessing lege, and Ruby Catanach of Santa Plenae phone SP. 031^ offered in Annunciation church Oct. 25. has been appointed assistant to ERICKSON own tongue, besides affording him Fe attended the annual meeting SPECIALIZING in brick pointing and rt- COUPLE expecting child, desperately need Interment Ml. Olivet. Boulevard mor the room mothers’ chairman, Mrs. pairmg, also caulking and painting. MA tuary. a facility in seeing relationships. of the Denver chapter of the As unfurn. apt. or honac in N. Denver prefer Minute study of history is the most J. Albert Harris. Mrs. Mollie Vigil '>656 WAt.TER EVANS- 1946 Petri 8t ably, will take anything. GL 6176. MEMORIAL CO. FRANK A. MARTINEZ. 1986 S. sociation of Teachers of Snanish Tejon atreet. father of Joe I). Virgil. practical type of education, for in has been appointed ways and held in Denver during the past WOOD SAL&--Kindling, range, heater RE»^I*ON.‘51R!.E enuple need fumished. un 920 Speer Bled. Pete, and JoKn R. M arlines, all of it the student examines himself in means committee chairman, to fill week. furnace fireplace bloeka, mill enda—De- Oppoiite Sunken Gardeni Trinidad, and Pat and Nancy Marlines. the persons of those, who have pre the vacancy made by the resigna Ivered 63.U0 KEystone 2460. v_. furnished npt. or share home. Husband Denver. Requiem Maas was offered in All Grades of public 'U-rvire technician, wife ex-t^acher. ceded him along the avenue of tion of Mrs. Lenore EMmondson. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND Educations D. 1 . nnd I.oretto Heights. uuij»JU>JLiu»Jij«-e m.m.e.m.ejLm e j u i j Our Lady of Guadalupe chu/eh Oct. 28. DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP INSTRUCTION Interment Mt. Olivet. Capitol mortuary. the ages. Literature has an incal Thursday afternoon at 3:45 in Lignite and Bituminous Quirt, co-operative, permanent. Phone culable value in showing the the Sacred Heart school there will ESTATE OF GforB^ Elxnat. «)»o known an I.INVILLE PIANO STUDIO: Courae for ?R 1407. DRYER & ASTLER MARTHA WYATT, 3312 Williams G«orx« Exlnat. Geonr^ Exlant. Geonrp Stoker Coal children and adiilta. 500 Tabor Bldg atreet. Wife of Max Wyatt: aister of learner how to expre.s.s himself and be catechism cla.sses for children Elxant and G<»org« Elfuat, Decease'! MA. 8718 Fred. Ernest. Ray, and Max Schnabel. take part in more effective social of the parish who attend public No. 80S53. Respnn.4ihleY|Midow. with 2 grown boys, PRINTINC GO. Amelia Monthole. Adelia Aggling. and Notice i» hereby given that on the 12* h MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS needs 3 or unfurn. house or terrace Lydia Stockley. Funeral services were intercourse with his fellow man. schools. day of November. 1947. I will pretent to the in East Denver. References. EA. 7136. held Oct. 25. Interment Mt. Olivet. And so the list goes with so many Friday evening at 7:30, there County Court of the City and County of RAY COAL CO. RECONUITIONF.D pianos, players, grtncls, Programs and Circulars Capitol mortuary. (irgans (pipe and reed), orcheatral instru of the subjects that modernists will be the usual devotions for the Denver. Colorado, my accounU for ffna: MISCELLANEOUS Tickets for LOUISA DESSERICH DOHERTY, 1877 want to shelve. uarpetual novena in honor of the aettlement of the administration of aaid 1165 So. Pen ments. T. R. Walker, 1346 S. Broadway S. Washington street. Funeral services estate, when and where all peraona in in« SP ;364. Bazaars and Carnivals were held Oct. 24. Interment Ml. “Old-fashioned” is the term used Sacred Heart. terest may appear and object to them, if PARKISON CONVALE.SCENT HOME va- Saturday, the Feast of All ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS cnneles for patients. EA 5980. Quickly Produced Olivet. Olinger mortuary. to describe classical training in they Ro deaire. LOUISE HAFNER, Louisville-i Wife Saints, and a holy day of obliga Notice 18 also hereby given that there FREF.D SI.AVES OF LIQUOR, now tlv-y high school. Are the progressives haa been Aled in said eatate a petition aak* Rearonably Priced of Frank Hafner, Sr.; mother of Frank modern, when their basic tenets tion, Masses in Sacred Heart frw others. Alcoholic Anonymous. Box REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Hafner, J r.: John Hafner, Mrs. Molly ang for a judicial aacertainment and de< 1269, church will be at 6, 7, 8, and 9 termination of the heira of auch deceated. UNION LABEL IF. DESIRED Troutner. Mrs. Helen Paproeki. and Mra. were avowed among certain Lovely five-room home in St. Catherine*! Louise Mautt. Five grandchildren also Greeks four centuries before o’clock. and aetting forth that the namea. addreaa I \ I 5A ■ • ■ )3 Thursday, October 30,1947 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tel^hone, KEystone 420S PAGE ELEVEN The Denver Catholic Register Praniripnt f...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Regis torials i j Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Manasins Director...... Rev. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Litt.D. Associate Editors—M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Francis Syrianey, Hear M.A.; Linus Ribrdan; A.B., Litt.M.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; disorderly conduct warrant for the warm and sometimes indifferent g»v. John Ebel, M.A.; .Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A.; James Feely, On Using scientist. Of course, when the lat Is Faith Dead? it requires constant revivifying. ter came before the judge he easily Faith is an active, not a passive, By Rev. F rancis Syruney Big Words gained his liberty by referring to virtue. It requires exercise on our Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. the dictionary. 'That seven-league Is the faith dead or dying? Not art or it can atrophy easily, and earn Bj^ illard F. E vebett L at all. We make this statement sk word he u s ^ simply meant be A There is no better place to re I Published Weekly by Keep T ft brief! longing to a sp e c ^ family of an with the full conviction that, with activate our faith than at the foot Every once in so often we are order of metachilmydeous dico out looking far at all, one can find of the Cross. THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) stirring examples of flowering 938 Bannock Street, 1 handed an article or pamphlet ex tyledonous plants distinguished by tolling the virtues of brevity in the tubular perianth and having faith that equal or surpass any- KOA Telephone, KEystone 4S05 P. 0. Box 1620 writing, especially in newspaper alternate petioled leaves and thit^ known in the so-called Ages The 'Smart' Set copy. The “lead”— that is the apetalous regular or irregular of Faith. The modem faith is, if Subscription: $1 per year. newspaper term for the opening flowers. anything, more inspiring for the By Rev. J ames B. Hamblin obstacles that it must overcome. Oiub Subscription, with The Re^ster, Local Edition, $1.30 per Yearj paragraph of a story—should not We assure you this little essay 11:15 No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado. be more than 40 words long.g- (Att By faith we mean not only the is not our own idea; it was sug the same time, incidentally, it 'Dear Baroness- belief in God and in a super gested by a young Catholic gen natural life and destiny of men, tleman who meant what he said should give a complete picture of By P aul H. H allbtt EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT Thursday, October 30, 1947 the storj’, a neat trick, sometimes, but, in addition, a recognition of when he pronounced his marriagfe for 40 words.) Sentences should be There is a small volume just the pre-eminence of that super vows. short, with just enough longer put out by Sheed & Ward called natural life. Such faith is not Dear Bishop ($1.75.) Its author is easily achieved, for the spiritual He calls attention to the irony in OFFIClALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER ones sprinkled ' in to relieve the the daily “Smart Set” column. Questions on religion submitted by the radi» monotony. Catherine de Hueck, who is still objects that it is concerned with The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. called by her European title des are necessarily intangible. It takes After two or three paragraphs of audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. Even the words should be brief. chit-chat about who had tea with We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What The new.spaper that hopes to reach pite perfervid proletarian sympa a deep power of perception to ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or thies. She explains in her foreword whom, came an item concerning the larger number of readers should convince oneself that one needs the meeting of a committee of the those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. aim at the level of the 12 or 13 that during the war a Bishop gave his daily prayers much more than Booklets on Catholic Church available free of cost We hope The Register will be read in every home of the her an assignment "to find out Denver chapter of Planned Parent year-old mind. The Reader’s Digest he needs his daily bread. hood. The young man questions the to all inquirers.. Archdiocese.' what American youth, working, Despite the furor raised when is held up as an example of simple and in the armed forces of this use of the adjective “smart” in con We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in prose. Just what is meant by the a Bishop of the Anglican Church nection with the sins of onanism, the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. 13-year-old mind is not too clear country, thought of God, His rejects belief in the most funda race suicide, etc. [ W RITE TO « URBAN J. VEHR, to us. We have known some high Church, Churches in general; what mental of Christian doctrines and Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. was their reaction to Communism And his question is a good one. school freshmen who had learned despite the fact that the great The answer depends on what idea ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA, authors at their fingertips, and we and Democracy.” Therefore her mass of humanity acts as though book is in the form of 10 letters one wishes to convey by the word Denver 2, (Colorado have known others who could these fundamental principles and “smart”—the idea of pain or the hardly spell c-a-t but were natural- to this Bishop by a working girl doctrines do not exist, we repeat Dull, Dirty Amber Is Back who is the Baroness herself. The idea of fashion. In the case of onan born salesmen or mechanics or that the faith is neither dead nor ism, they must, we presume, intend whatnot. Presumably there is an letters to a Bishop may be juft dying. There exist, even amid RiUtfaginuiiuuuiCHguiiinjwniiaiiiiijtwitiTian»iniiPB»iiinin!Lijfnirr?’!>HiHi*:T.i.;tmmr^uB:titHiai»:iffl»ffi|ijnm[ni|i|;Hnmii By J ames T. F eely Intermountain theaters. It could a literary device, but if a member the first meaning of “smart”— be 15 more years and we would average 13-year-old person, and the neo - pagan atmosphere of "to endure pain; esp., to pay a Amber is back. presumably the average adult per of the Hierarchy actually did give our own country, tremendous ex The dull, dirty tale of her lusts not be interested. Forever Amber her such a commission he is a heavy or stinging penalty, as for is not merely dirty—it is dull. son is pretty close to his level amples of good and holy lives il an offense." 'That is the only logi and amours in Elizabethan Eng mentally. sadly misinformed person if he lumined by the light of faith. land has been glorified in Techni Aside from any question of mor thinks he is in this book given an cal connection between birth con ; MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY < We do not mean to be criticizing Visit any Catholic church on a trol and smartness. color by Hollywood’s smart boys, ality and good taste, the para the advice mentioned above. It insight into the mind of American week-day morning. There you will ► and movie publicity agents all over mount sin in the entertainment works. Mo.st newspaper stories get youth, and not rather into that of see a small coterie of the faithful The reason is simple: The only ► the country are singing her world is the failure to entertain. across better if they are written Baroness de Hueck and those of (the word is used in its original thing smart about offending God ► tmVRAIVCE SINCE 1897 praises. Somehow Hollywood has managed, simply. And not many newspapers the Catholic Worker school. sense—“full of faith”), who, fair is the sting of the penalty that in spite of its fabulously paid Let no one misunderstand us. will inevitably follow. Certainly it BUY MORE FIRE INSURANCE NOW Amber is coming to Denver, too. can take the stand of the \e w or storm, gather daily to assist as ► The other night we saw an adver writers, producers, directors, and York Times and write the story We do not question the good faith Christ’s own sacrifice is offered is neither witty nor “smart” to tisement in a local paper—“Only artists, and its admittedly good fully but wordily. In fact, the of Baroness de Hueck, or that she once again. A.sk any priest who damn one’s own soul to the punish ^ Oaa and ElKtrla Bide.* Pbona TAbn Ittl 15 more days to Amber!” at the technical skill, to make its product Times probably could condense has actually lived as a working hears Confessions. He will tell you ment of hell; it is stupid fashion increasingly dull. Paramount and Esquire, both Fox .some of its material with profit. girl among the poor. Her descrip that the surprising thing is not to be the occasion of other souls’ ■ A 1 We have no hope that perhaps As far as that goes, we heard once tions of miserable conditions in how bad some people are but how damnation. Amber will be an exception. The of a distinguished ecclesiastical the lives of these poor women are good most are. He will tell you Of course, the point could be A ‘ Pink Pinocchio book was dull. The picture, in spite leader who told his priests to aim too often true, as we know. More also how humbling it is to hear argued that the Planned Parent By Rev. J ohn B. E bel of its pretty Technicolor garb, will their sermons at the level of the over, we cheerfully acknowledge the sincere and earnest Confession hood avocates are neither logical probably be more so, if Hollywood 12 or 13-year-Old mind. the great work she has done in her of one who is obviously a saint or nor, apparently, aware that onan KILLAM Walt Disney .should lodge a pro Friendship House project. Never test—the Commies are stealing is running true to form. The immense growth of the doing his best to become one. ism is an offense against God and The movie version of Forever Readei-’s Digest shows that it is theless, we say that the Baroness humanity. If they were, they would available now his stuff. has mistaken her own mind for One hears other startling stories, Amber has been condemned by the truly hitting its market. Further, too. Startling because they tend to undoubtedly be smart enough to Close on the heels of the "Snow that of working class youth. White Tito and the Seven Dwarfs" ^"Kion of Decency. “This film,’’ there must be a real need for a snap us out of our lethargy and give up their sinful ways. Proof of With little wait you oan have a And what gives us the right to their lack of logic and sincerity incident, when seven hand-pickedLegion ‘ in the nature of magazine that gives essential facts indifference, and, if only for a Killam Gas Burner installed in Your simply and concisely. Even the say this? The fact that for seven moment, force home a realization would be apparent in a considera t-rotestantProtestant ministers whitewashedwnitewasned behavior of the manner cen highly literate are rushed these years we worked from eight to T.0 tion of the figures published in a heating plant—Before winter—coal the Yugoslav dictator, a Pink Pin- of our own delinquency in living tral character is presented, con days and must read on the run. hours a day, seven days a week, ex our faith, in practicing what we first page story of this week’s shortage—stoker trouble—ashes-- r ncchio is coming to Denver. Dis stitutes a glorification of ■ immor Nevertheless there is a place cept for every third Sunday, for profess to believe. There is the national section of the Register. ney's Pinocchio had one defect, if for the article written for the truly an average pay of $10 a week; that d i r t — you will remember—the wooden-1 ality Md licentiousness.” case of a young Catholic doctor A study shows that Who's Who adult mentality and not afraid to we spent 23 months in a camp of in Denver, who, in the midst of families average only 1.88 chil Thanks, our hundreds of new cu s toy-man-come-to-life had no con Cowtwsy to a rumor flying call a spade a digging implement the Civilian Conservation Corps, swiftl^E^bout the country—so an operation, saw that the patient dren. Families with an average in science; the "Red Dean” seems to pushed into th? ground by the foot and 15 months on a WPA project. come of $5,000 turned out only 1.27 tomers waiting months for deliyery-- have no Christian principles. swiftly it could be inspired by un was taking a turn for the if that designation is clearer. Our Nobody can have a proletarian- rec worse despite the best efforts of children in the first eight years of years of satisfaction will reward The 'Very Rev. Mr. Hewlett inspired press agentry—the Legion example, of course, is humorously ord like that without knowing of Decency did not condemn the himself and his assistants. There married life, and 51 per cent of Johnson, Episcopalian dean of (we hope) clumsy. But there are something about what goes on in was no hesitation as he dropped their second born were unplanned. you— Canterbury, England, is an anom film because it is based on the vast fields in which to get the exact the proletarian mind. notorious novel of the same name. to his knees beside the operating The Harvard graduate sires only Thanks* our thousands of older aly possible only in a Church of thought one must use the precise Now, anyone who had to depend table and breathed a fervent three-quarters of a son. watered-down Christianity. In any In New York Cardinal Francis term. .\nd the correct word is on Baroness de Hueck’s book for prayer for the patient’s safety. And yet, the. big argument in customers telling everyone "A Killam organization that set much store Spellman warned that no Catholic likely to be a polysyllable, a a knowledge of working class at No individual present that day will support of the deliberate onanism Burner is worth waiting for" by the real teachings of Christ he could view the movie with a "safe tongue-twister and obscure to boot. titudes would think that the poor forget that example of faith, as called Planned Parenthood is based could not be tolerated. conscience.” Science, philosophy, theolog.v — are in a seething state of rebellion exciting in its own way as the on economics, a supposed desire to - 20 years in the same location — The “ Red Dean” seems to be a The Legion of Decency pledge any subject that requires deep against the capitalist system, that magnificent parade staged by populate the earth on an income- professional “shocker,” more in follows; thought is not explained adequately they are constantly abandoning 130,000 Holy Name men in Bos children ratio. To be logical, then, terested in headlines than in logic, IN THE NAME OF their religion because they identify ton recently. the Planned Parenthood group and a loyal follower of the god FATHER AND OF THE SON OFl=’®'®"®® writers) by grammar the Church with the iniquitous so .should advocate that those in the cial order. We know better. Often The real stories of faith are /(/UAM 6AS BUSNiS CO. “Publicity” rather than of Christ. THE HOLY GHOST. AMEN. essa.vs. little known. Tho.se most inti upper income brackets have the The 73-year-old eccentric has ad And what a pleasure it is to we found resentment against a larger families. liVe have no means "I CONDEMN indecent and im come to grips with the profound, particular company because of low mately concerned- shun the glare Manufacturers and Engineers vocated such things as cannibalism moral pictures, and those which of publicity that might be associ of checking the fact, but we would in times of famine, and made a the exhaustive, the truly adult! wages, and often enough we have wager that the several members of glorify crime or criminals. found much the same resentment ated with them. The greate.st story 236 Broadway Call RAce 2871 statement that he would welcome Perhaps not as a steady diet, at of faith, however, is the lives of the “smart” set mentioned in the into his Cathedral women in beach “I PROMISE to do all that ll least for most of us, but as an no matter how high the wages column have not been logical, have can to strengthen public opinion were, but never yet did we meet thousands of unknown indi pajamas and lovers who were look invigorating mental change there viduals, who in their daily lives not exceeded the 1.88 average. We ing for a place to hold hands. against the production of indecent is nothing like sharpening one’s anyone who could be called a typi would also give you odds that they and immoral films, and to unite cal worker clamoring for the over are keeping the Commandments He finds plenty of Hme for wits on an intellectual puzzler. Be of God and His Church, and who will smart plenty in the next world with all who protest against them. sides, the adult treatment is often throw of capitalism. Ask the 10- for advocating sins against nature traveling, too. In 1939 tie visited cent-store girl what she thinks of strive to follow the counsels of l.oyalist Spain, in 1945 he had a '■I ACKNOWLEDGE my obliga clearer to the higher intellect. We perfection as given by Christ. in this world. 50-minute interview with Stalin tion to form a right conscience remember one person’s telling us Barbara Hutton, and her charac In the final analysis, the man about pictures that are dangerous that she learned grammar much teristic reply will be that she would No, the faith is not dead, as was right when he said that the in Moscow, and just last month he like to have her money. She will some may charge. But for the was a visitor in Russia’s latest vie-, to my moral life. As a member of easier from Genung’s Working third child in a family of modest MOVING & STORAGE the Legion of Decency, I pledge Principles of Rhetoric—and that is very probably express no opinion most of us who easily become luke means has a big advantage over tim, Hungarj', Oddly enough, al about the injustice of the system though American reporters noted myself to remain away from them. no kindergarten treatise — than the third child in the "smart” set I promise, further, to stay away from a hiiJh school textbook. We that compels her to work on a wage popularized by the cinema, the ra —the child of the poorer family several incidents of Communist insufficient to support her in de dio, and the press, and any number terrorism in the Aug. 31 elections, altogether from ■ places of amuse shall never forget the shock a gets born. ment which show them as a matter botany text gave to some college cency so that one woman can live of other causes. 'We have known And the young Catholic father STORAGE SPnic€ 2671 the dean saw only one minor scuf- a life of unhappy extravagance. persons—not any of them exactly LOWEST PRICES fie. of policy.” freshmen. It said bluntly that stu is right: It is a mistake in logic IN THE CITY dents should learn the exact terms Again let no one misunderstand us. poor—who alleged the indifference and grammar to call sinners 12nS So. Pearl f Whatever the dean says on po- in the first place and not fumble We are not defending the iniquities of the clergy to social injustices as “smart.” lincal matters when he is in Denver Catholic Evaluation around with substitutes. Using that fairly attach to the “system.” the reason for their forsaking re Nov. 19, you can be sure that it that book was like a plunge into icy We gladly admit that workers ligion, but in every case it was will follow the party line. He has water, but fhe swimming was fine should criticize, intelligently, the a defense mechanism; they would approved the “new” Hungary, and Made of N. Y. Plays after one got u.sed to it. remote causes that work injustice have left the Church in any case. CATHOLIC RADIO LOG YOU PAY ONLY A ROOM A MONTH he will probably approve anything We wish to make clear that we to them. And once more we say: This writer became a Catholic in New York.—The following eval Station KOA else that is smiled on by Moscow. favor the sesquipedalian sentence Workers in the gross, young or October, 1931, in the very midst CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, Incidentally, the dean's appear uation of current Broadway plays only when it serves to state the old, do not go in for speculation of wretched economic conditions, ance in Denver will be sponsored is given by the Catholic Theater thought most exactly. Big words about the order undet which they both for him personally and for by the Congre.ss of .American-So ASK** AND LEARN—Sunday, Movement: u.sed for their own sake, except work. the country. It never occurred to 11:15 p.m. viet Friendship, included by the as a form of humor, are wasted As to religion, the Baroness him that the responsibility, or lack Justice department of the United CUis A-I. unobjectionable for genera) of it, of the clergy for his plight Station KLZ Imported patronage: "Icetime" and "The Heir- verbal ammunition. For example, seems unable to conceive of any CHURCH OF THE AIR—Sun Slates government in its list of eaa." we have never understood why one motive for the abandonment of the ■should have influenced his decision Communist. Fascist, totalitarian, one way or the other. We dare say day, Not. 2, 11:30 a.m. to 12. CIam A*1I. unobjectionable for adults. cannot form plans just as satis Church by working youth than Station KVOD and subversive organizations in "M iuie in My H eart," "Oklahoma." factorily as formulate them. suspicion that the clergy are abet that is the attitude of most people this country. .Along with other "The Medium and the Telephone." and who are otherwise well disposed to HOUR OF FAITH—Sunday. HOLLAND BULBS "Unrter the Counter." Ponderous verbiage, in fact, may ting their oppressors, or at any 9:30 a.m. Communist - f r.o n t organizations, be a detriment and even a danger. rate the brutalization caused by religion. they are victimizing the dean in Class B, objectionable in part: "A Station KMYR Yeung Man’s Fancy," "All My Sons," We were reading this week about insufficient wages and had work We conclude with the remark SACRED HEART PROGRAM line with the pre.sent policy of try "Annie Gel Your Gun," "Born Yester* PLANT N O W a scientist in Louisville who was ing conditions. But we know that that, although no one can doubt —Week days at 7:15 a.m. ing to give Communism an appar day," "Urigadoon." "Call Me Mister." trading c o n v e r s a.t i o n with a when a poor boy or girl does drift "Command Decision," "Finian’s Rain the sincerity of Catholic intellec Station KFEL FOR GLORIOUS SPRING FLOWERS ent alliance with religion at every bow." "Happy Birthday," "Harvey." stranger over a friendly beer. He away from religion it is for much tuals like Baroness de Hueck, the pos.=ii>le turn, becau.se the.v realize AVE MARIA HOUR—Sunday, "High Button Shoes." "How I Wonder." casually used the word "aristo- the same reason as explains the ac constant attitude of querulousness 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. that religion is the one great ob "John Loves Mary." and "Man and lochiaceous,” plus a few other $10 tion of his or her more fortunate that they assume is of doubtful Tulips .... 12 for 1.25 stacle standing, in the way of Com- Superman." FAMILY THEATER — Thun- Class C. wholly objectionable: "Bur specimens. The stranger got ex cousin—bad marriages, bad com benefit to the Church and of un day, 8 p.m. Fragrant Hyacinths ...... 12 for 2.50 m.iinist world domination today. lesque." and "Voice of the Turtle.", tremely miffed and swore but a panionships, the false standards doubted benefit to her enemies. Daffodils ...... 12 for 1.75 Nice selection of Crocus, Lilies, Grape Are Yoa a Lioten to Hyacinths, Scillas and Fall Mums FULTON Home Appraisal Expert? LEWIS, JR. D«ii7. >fonda7 If you contemplate buying a home, take the time to get thro Friday THE GARDEN SHOP 9:30 P.M. sound advice. Don't set yourself up as an expert—.then KFEL SOUTH DENVER EVERGREEN NURSERY regret your deal for years to come. Secure the unbiased 1534 South Broadway SPruce 2350 analysis by an FHA appraiser, then finance your purchase with an FHA-Insured Mortgage loan from the American National Bank of Denver. The American’s Parking Plaza i« a help to downtown MAin 5314 (hoppers, too. There’s convenient parking for the general public and free ^-hour parking for bank patrons. F . .1 . K i k c h h o f CoX.STRIJ('TION Co. fl^wRlufro PLAIa BUILDERS ■ I* ; * l i f e ' * ^ ' S ’ •' ' We Appreciate Your Patronage u i S r L l l i . 708 Lawrence S t Denver, Colo. KSTABUSUKO BINCB IMS of The American FiiXwe Co. NsaafsstarWs e t THE ANERICAH NATIONAL BANK CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS Denver CHURCH FURNITURE BANK, BAR, AND STORE FDCTURES SEVENTEENTH AND LAWRENCE STREETS MiUteork of All Kinds FRANK RIRCHHOF. Presid*nt 1232 ARAPAHOE 8T. C F. STAHL, S«cr«(«ry DENVER, COLO. I I» PAGE TWELVE Offlc«. 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, E E ystone 4205 Thursday, October 30,1947 . BLESSED SACRAMENT PTA PLANS Altar Society Sets OVER 250 AHEND LUNCHEON HELD Youth Organization COMPLY WITH THE NEW BENEFIT GAMES PARH ON NOV. 7 Session in Golden BY ACCN AT NURSES' CONVENTION In Littleton Plans (BUt*e4 Sacrament Parish, room chairman, assisted by Mrs. More than 2501 nurses and Miss Way is a graduate of Provi COLORADO FINANCIAL D enver) William Horst and Mrs. W. E. Wednesday, Nov. 5 friends attended the luncheon dence hospital, Oakland, Calif., Social on N o v. 6 Wednesday, Oct. 29, sponsored by with the class of '47. Mr. Mi On Friday evening, Nov. 7, in Light. Mrs. Scherer explained- that (St. Mary’s YPC, LittUton) the Knights of Columbus hall, the weekly lunch tickets could be pur Golden.—Masses on All Saints’ the Archdiocesan Council of Cath chalowski is the son of Mr. and RESPONSIBILITY LAW day, Saturday, Nov. 1, will be at olic Nurses for the Colorado state Mrs. Frank Michalowski, Denver. St. Mary’s Young People’s club PTA of Blessed Sacrament parish, chased by the first, second, and met on Monday evening, Oct. 27, will sponsor a games party. Tick third grade pupils every Friday. 6:30 and 8 o’clock. . nurses’ convention. The Very Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Loh, Bodily Injury and Property Raphael C. McCarthy, S.J., presi to discuss plans for a dance-social ets, 50 cents, may be purchased Children in the upper grades can SL Joseph’s Altar and Rosary 2657. Josephine, announce the .4 0 from any of the members or ad buy weekly tickets or pay each ciety will meet next Wednesday dent of Regis college, addressed birth of a boy O ct 15. He has to be held ^n Thursday evening, Damage Insurance mission may be paid at the door. day. Tickets per week will be 76 afternoon, Nov. 5, in the church the group on “Mental Health and been named Robert Callahan. Nov. 6, in the Grandview Grange cents. hall at 2 o’clock. Mrs. Samuel Bo- the Nurse.” Honored guests in Mrs. Sue Pijjfe Baker, ’40, 4334 hall southeast of Littleton. This Proceeds of the party are to be cluded the Most Rev. Archbishop Metropolitan, Dallas, Tex., was in event will be the first such get- $5,000 $10,000 $5,000 Denver used for the new school lunch Mrs. Frank Sabine was ap litho, Mrs. Peter Hokanson, and Mrs. Eugene Bolitho will be co Urban J. Vehr, Bishop Hubert M. Denver on a 10-day visit with her together for the St. Mary’s club. (8«tl«fi« jenr l«r«l rtealmstnu.) room, now being remodeled. pointed second vice president, and Newell, Monsignor John Mulroy, parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, B. Pike, Committees have been appointed, C urrent Six Sally Simpson, daughter of Mr. Mrs. James W. Creamer, corre hostesses. Month* Rate The Holy Name society will the Rev. John Regan, Denver 2435 E. Kentucky avenue. and the final meeting before the and Mrs. James G. Sinu)so_n, and sponding secretary. Father Harold ACCN spiritual director; the Rev. Lifetime mem- a graduate of Blessed Sacrament meet Monday evening, Nov. 3, in St. Anthony’s Hospital dance will be held next Monday V. Campbell gave a resume of the John Harley Schmitt, Colorado The mother of Sister Mary evening, Nov. 3, in the parish rec berehip fee school, has been chosen queen of Holy Name convention, held in the church hall at 8 o’clock. It is planned to have a guest speaker, Springs ACCN spiritual director; Louis, S t Anthony’s ho^ital, and tory. Over 500 district and claims offices’to the C club of Cathedral high schwl Boston. He also announced new aft and the Rev. Matthias Justen, for the annual homecoming. Miss and refreshments will be served. Miss Gertrude Wenzl died in the Membership in S t Mary’s Young serve you. Farmers is rated A-plus— once only. ernoon hours for school, 1:15 p.m. Mrs. H. E. Short and George C.SS.R., chaplain of Denver Gen' past week. People’s club is gaining steafiily. Simpson will be crowned queen at to 3:15. eral hospital. Forty-one hospital (excellent) by Best’s (the accepted authority on insur Regis stadium and will reign as Smith have been ill for the past Miss Faustina Cavaleri was This meeting was the second meet Room mothers of the eighth two weeks and are still -onfined nursing sisters from over the state chairman for the exhibits for the ing of the club, and' 33 members ance companies). queen of the alumni dance, to_ be were also ^ e s ts of the ACCN. held at the Shirley-Savoy hotel grade were hostesses for the social to their homes. Colorado state nurses’ convention were pfesent, in addition to Fa hour, which closed the meeting. A meeting to form a Pueblo in the Shirley-Savoy hotel Oct. ther Frederick McCallin. Nov. 16. Mrs. Anna Douglass left Mon JACK E. HAIL Al. 0466 Scout Mothers Meet Nov. 6 day, Oct. 20, for an extended stay Council of Catholic Nurses was 27, 28, and 29. ’Twelve exhibits NEW CLUB HAS Manes All Saints* Day held in St. Mary’s hospital, Pueblo, were displayed in the convention. 425 Tfrapl* Court BMr (25 FIftMnth 8lr»«l Masses on Saturday, the Feast The Girl Scout Mothers’ club will in (California. She plans to stay in FIRST SOCIAL Santa Ana for several months. Thursday,,Oct. 23. Father Schmitt, Miss Lucille Yacovetta, 4437 (Our Lady of Lourde* YPC) 628 Fifteenth Street of All Saints, will be at 6:30, meet in the home of Mrs. Herbert ACCN spiritual director in Colo Leibman, 2031 Dahlia street at Recent Baptisms by Father Beach street is visiting friends in A good attendance was recorded (Over Home Public Market) 7:15, 8, 9, and 10 o’clock. Barry J. Wogan include those rado Springs; Miss Lida M. Mc Missouri. 1 o’clock Nov. 6. Assisting hostesses Kenna of the Colorado Springs for the first social gathering of The high school young people’s will be Mrs. F. L. Weiser, Mrs. of Sandra DeGraff, infant O ther Newt the Lady of Lourdes Young Peo club will have a Halloween party James F. Laurenson, Mrs. Jo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A day of recollection has been ple’s club on Oct. 23. An en in the school hall, Thursday eve seph D. Mix, and Mrs^ George S. DeGraafT, whose sponsors were planned for some time in Novem joyable wening at S t Francis de ning. Oct. 30. at 7:30. Each Cattermole. James and Anna Burke; and Mar ber. It will be held at Mercy hos Sales’ high school diall was spent FARMERS girl is asked to bring a half dozen tha Louise Bamhardt, infant pital. Mrs. Dorothy Bann, ACCN The guest speaker will be Mrs. by the 30 registered members of \il doughnuts, and the boys two bottles daughter of ,Mr. and Mrs. E. L. retreat chairman, will have charge the club. The group danced and AUTOMOBILE of Coca-Cola. Special entertain L. U. Wagner of the Little Flower Bamhardt. whose sponsors were of arrangements. center. A “Flying Up” ceremony refreshments were served. ment is being prepared. William Wagenbach and Kather Three ACCN members were As yet, the club is unnamed, INSURANCE L t will be held at 3 p.m. for the troop ine Zieher. Mrs. W. E. Dolan and Mrs. under the leadership of Mrs. N. G. elected officers of the graduate but it is hoped that more sugges Ralph Taylor were hostesses to Borelli. nurses’ council at Colorado Gen tions will be made so that a suit \i members of St. Joan of Arc’s cir eral hospital. Miss Alice Van Val- able title may be chosen. cle at the Denver tea room on Oct. Mrs. C. V. Gooding, president of New Choir to Sing kenburgh is president; Miss Pa Tuesday, Oct. 28, a wiener roast 24. Bridge awards went to Mrs. Girl Scouts, will attend the scouts’ tricia Collins, secretary; and Mrs. national convention in Long Beach. was held in Turkey creek canyon. P. D. Walsh and Mrs. C. R. Margaret Cart, treasurer. Miss There are many more possible Courtney. Mrs. Harold Connor was While in California she will also Van Valkenburgh has been mem attend the national Catholic advis At St. Philomena's members of our Lady of Lourdes named new captaih, and Mrs. bership chairman for the Catholic parish who could and should join Recommended Firms Edw. L. Curran, secretary- ory board meeting. (St. Philomena’s Parish, Denver) nurses at Colorado General hos the group. Anyone unmarried, out treasurer. The newly organized choir of St. pital, as well as serving on the of high school, or in the senior Mr. and Mrs. William John Leaves for Spain Philomena’s parish will make its ACCN executive committee. Mrs. year of high school may contact Donahue, San Francisco, Qalif., an first appearance at the 9:30 o’clock Cart is ACCN telephone chairman. Doris Thompson, PE. 8561, to join for AUTO nounce the birth of a boy, William Mass Sunday, Nov. 2. The group, Miss Faustina Cavaleri, Mrs. the club. The next business meet John, Jr. Mrs. Donahue is the under the direction of Ken Rice, Lois Stark, and Miss Virginia ing will be held Tuesday, Nov. 4, former Shirley Ann Ryan. has been in rehearsal for the past Grant, who are public health nurs in the home of Joanne Kurtz, 1886 SERVICE Mrs. Alfred H. Rampe made two months. It numbers approxi ing students at the University of Lincoln street. mately 30 singers. the last retreat of the current Colorado and who are doing their ST. FRANCIS’ CYP season at El Pomar, Colorado Members of the Altar ' and field work with the Weld county Rosary society and the PTA will health unit, attended the nurses’ TO PLAN ACTIVITIES Spring.s. (St. Francis de Sales’ YPC) To Meet Son in California receive Holy Communion in the convention this week. 8:15 Mass this Sunday. - -s '-i Mrs. Rose McDonough will act St. Francis Young People’s club Buckley Bros. IBotors Mrs. Helen McHugh will leave The Very Rev. Dr. Walter Cana- Mrs. Florence M. Ehnttrom will have an important meeting Monday for San Francisco, Calif,, as parliamentarian for the ACCN. van, rector of the Cathedral, was She will have charge of the pro Thursday night, Oct. 30, at 8 to meet her son. Jack, who is re the featured speaker at the PT.\ unit; Mrs. Alice Cleere, ACCN o’clock in St. Francis de Sales’ Sales — STUDEBAKlEB — Service turning from Tokyo, Japan. Jack, gram on the November meeting. meeting held in the school hall resident in 1946; and Miss Anna Roland Murphy, 364 Sherman, high school. The purpose of the Denver’i Finest and Best Equipped Shop an ensign in the navy, attended arie Mangan, corresponding sec meeting is 4o plan the wintfr ac AUTO RKPAIRING ON AI.L MAKE CARS Oklahoma A. & M. studying lan Oct. 27. Dr Canavan addressed the left Oct. 3 for Rawlins, Wyo., EXPERT BODY AND FENDER WORK - QUAI.ITY PAINTING members on the threat of Commu retary of the Denver ACCN, pre where he will manage the Ford tivities of the club. All are urged to guages. He has been a member nism to America’s educational sented a panel discussion explain agency. His family will follow him be present and make suggestions. STEAM CLEANINO • WASHINO • LUSNICATION • SERVICE of the allied interpretation and system. ing the objectives and activities of in a few weeks. Mrs. Murphy has There will be a social and re 660 So. B’dwy. — New Location — RA. 2826 translation section of the War de Miss Kearns of the Visiting the National Council of Catholic been finance chairman and vice freshments after the meeting. partment in Tokyo the past 14 Nurse association also addressed Nurses. president of the ACCN credit GALA HALLOWEEN months. After a visit with relatives The Pueblo council is being or union. * PARTY HELD AUTO REPAIRING and friends in . California, Mrs. the group on care of the eyes. ganized under the direction of It was decided that the PTA Miss Mary Louise Maloy was in (K-Duesrt Young; People’s Club) PACKARD V*ICE^^ McHugh and her son will return Mrs. Agnes Limes. This will be Experienced Mechanics Tha Only Packard Serriee In Dinrat will co-operate with the Men’s club charge of the immunization pro A gala Halloween party, com All Make Can to Denver, where Mr. McHugh will the first Catholic nurses’ group gram Oct. 21, 22, and 23 at Fair- in sponsoring square dancing on in the Pueblo diocese, and the plete with ghosts, witches, jack- All Work Guaranteed Packard Denver Co. continue his schooling. the first and third Wednesdays of play. o’lanterns, and ducking for ap The Altar and Rosary society, third Catholic nurses’ group in the Miss Agnes Tierney, former Distrlbutora the Parent-Teachers’ association, each month in St. Philomena’s state. ples, was held in St. John’s school Now In Oar New BoUdint school hall. Admission will be $1 school nurse, has returned to Den hall Wednesday evening, Oct. 29, Holly's Auto Service 1700 Lincoln TA. ISM and all other women of the parish The sisters of Mercy hospital, ver and is making her home with by the K-Ducat Young People’s see So. Broadway 6P. te st are asked to receive Communion per couple, and refreshments will Denver, entertained the Denver David Aragon, Jr. (above), ton be served. her sister, Mrs. Mary Keegan, club of St. John’s and St. Phil- in a body in the 8 o’clock Mass ACCN Thursday, Oct. 23. Father 1058 Pearl street. of Mri. Manuelita J. Gutierrei of Sister Celine Marie’s second Regan, newly appointed ACCN omena’.s parishes. Members of the Nov. 2. Young People’s clubs of St. Louis’ Fr. Leyden Gueit Speaker Denver, left Sept. 30 for Spain and third grade room was awarded spiritual director, requested the ^ One of the largest meetings of to study for the priesthood in the a special prize for the remarkable nurses’ assistance in turning over parish, Englewood, Annunciation DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS the PTA^o data was held in the Theatine order. record of 100-per-cent attendance the names of all sick nurses in the Cathedral Census parish, and Our Lady of Lourdes Along with seven others, the of mothers. hospital in order that he might parish, were guests at the “hard COMPLETE OVERBALL school h ^ Oct. 27, Mrs. Jack Mc times” party. Laughlin, president, presided. Fa boy tailed from New York Oct. A citizenship program was con visit them. He will be available for You can get your ear completely overhauled NOW, and pay at ther Edward Leyden, superinten 8 on the “Magallanes.” They were ducted by the Eighth grade to conferences with any of the ill Start Nov. 2 Highlight of the party was the your convenience on our simple "Pay-a* • You • Drive ’ Plan. dent of Catholic schools, was guest accompanied by the Rev. Bernard stress proper observance of Hal nurses and may be reached at the “mind-reading” act staged by the — PACTORT-TRAINED MECHANICS — loween. Albert Alberto, chairman, The number of permanent and Oriental mystic, Nabu. Members speaker. He spoke on “Moral Dis Rotger, C.R., pastor of Sacrod Cathedral rectory. The Most Rev. transient Catholic residents in the Heart church, Durango. introduced the following speak Bishop Bernard Sullivan, S.J., was of the club furnished a variety of cipline in the Home and School.’’ Denver Cathedral parish is to be entertainment and the evening JAMES MOTOR € 0 . The new lunch room was in David was accompanied to Den ers: Ann White,- Carol Osborn, the principal speaker of the eve 1278 Henry Gratowski, Paul Tower, and card indexed, according to an an was concluded with dancing and Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service Kfl. 8221 spected by the members. Mrs. Wal ver by his titter, Eva. Another ning. nouncement this week by the Very Lincoln ter Scherer was appointed lunch titter, Loyola, livet in Denver. A Taggart Deike. Citizenship awards The credit union board will meet refreshments of apple cider and tliird titter, Mitt Epi Jaramillo, were presented to 25 students. Tuesday, Nov. 4, at 8 p.m. in Rev. Walter J. Canavan, rector. doughnuts. livet in Alamosa, as do Mr. and The award consisted of a badge Mercy hospital. All individuals The work on the survey, which The large committee which ar Mrs. J. B. Jaramillo, grandparents in the school colors with the let who are members of the credit is to start Sunday, Nov. 2, and ranged the party and decorated the of the young seminarian. ters SPS attached. The program union or nurses who are interested close Sunday, Nov. 9, is to be hall deserve commendation and ap C A R R E A D Y INSURANCE David Aragon was born in Es- concluded with the pledge to the in joining the ACCN credit union conducted by the Cathedral Ush preciation from all club members. panola, N. Mex., Feb. 2, 1933. He flag and the singing of the “Star- are invited to attend this meeting, ers’ society, headed by Maurice About 36 members of the club resided in Alamota most of his life Spangled Banner.” which was called by the president, Hickey. It will be a card survey attended the Communion break- JOS. J. CELLA and received his schooling there. Halloween Party Held Mrs. Dorthea Hoell, and the treas and will cover the largest hotel fa.st held last Sunday morning. 1120 5iectir (Our Ledp of Lonrdei Pariih, (Christ the King Parish, Denver) Scsnnell, pastor, opened the meet (AnDunciatioo Parith, Denver) DeuTer) Ai^ropriately on the Feast of ing with a prayer. Mrs. Seep wel Sunday the football team goes The Rocks of Lourdes club is Christ the King, Oct. 26 members comed the new members and in to Cheyenne, Wyo., to play St. FAMILY SHOE STORE rapidly becoming an active pariah of the parish Altar and Rosary so troduced the chairmen of the Mary’s high school team. Students organization. ciety received Holy Communion in standing committees, who gave and parishioners who are inter X-Ray Fitting GAMBLE’S At the club’s first meeting, a body for the first time in the 8 their reports. ested in making the trip are to Charles Kurtz of 1445 S. Lincom o’clock Mass in Blessed Sacrament Mrs. Harold Collins, circles call Father James Moynihan at SHOES AND HOSIERY FOR was elected president. Mr. Kurtz church. Henceforth on the fourth chairman, reported that there are the rectory no later than Friday ENTIRE FAMILY has been active in the organi Sunday of every month the mem now eight circles functioning in evening. If enough people are in zation of the new parish and bers will receive in this Mass. the parish and that three groups terested, a bus will be chartered. wa.s chairman of the Founders’ so The Altar and Rosary society are in the process of formation. M,;-. and Mrs. John Paprocki are I¥EW FASmON ciety. met Oct. 24. The meeting was New circles formed since the last the parents of a girl, bap Orville L. Jarratt of 1876 S. called to order by Mrs. Herman meeting of the society are: St tized Geraldine Marie, Mrs. Pa C leaners A D yers Humboldt was named vice presi Seep, president. The Rev. John Frances Cabrini’s circle, captained procki, formerly Betty Ann Zolar, JOHN H. JOHNSON dent; Edward J. Martin of 2023 S by Mrs. Stephen McNichols, and ’42, is a graduate of the St. Mary Corona, treasurer; and George the Little Flower and St. Thomas college, Xavier, Kans., and was a Offlct F lin t * McClelland, 2590 S. Marion, sec More circles, captained by Mrs. member of the faculty last year. SPrac* 0871 10013 E u t Colflx X a I J. D. Crsacb t D. O'Brim COMPLIMENTS OP retary;. John F. Murtaugh and Mrs. Edwin 130 E. AluBMla An. Aaran 83 Order s Soperior Phil Grommet and John Stu- Over 200 at 1st Party Williams, respectively. OLSOIV A BENBOW Mrs. James F. Sullivan, Jr., pub bert, ’47, are attending Trinidad PERmS;SHEAIlER The club sponsored its first Junior college as scholarship stu “The Town’i Fineot” PLBG. A HTG. CO. party for the parish Oct. 27. More licity chairman, urged that news dents, and are both on the football Kpw Stoffks in Daily than 200 members of the parish at of activities in the parish be tele JOHNSON’S CORNER 102 No. Teion 116 North Weber Su To Give Tridumn phoned to her by noon on the Mon team. CEO, B. PAUL. Prop. E. V. "TED" MURPHY tended the harvest party a t Glas- The junior class will sponsor a COLORADO S P R IN C r Tel. Main 3066 iers’ bam. The club plans to have Brighton. — Beginning Sunday day of each week at DExter 4651. TEXACO PRODUCTS The telephone committee for Halloween social Friday. Oct. 31, SMARTEST STORB one business and one social part^ evening, Nov. 2, at 7:30 o’clock, in the hall. The committee con Repairing - Batteries. - Services Em. 2513 or Aa-9 every month. the Very Rev. Martin Millet, S.F., notifying members of monthly AU. 581 ' Celfiz An. meetings will begin its work next sists of Ricky Mares, Helen Unge- Vt Milt Wnt of Pltniment Store for Men Orville Jarratt, vice president Superior General of the Sons of hire, Mary Ann Ryzkowski, and of the Rocks of Lourdes, was re the Holy Family from Barcelona, month, according to Mrs. Homer Boys Shop Owen, chairman. Betty Valencour. filS-L b ceived into the Fourth Degree Spain, will conduct a triduum on The Senior and Junior Girl Mrs. William Swigert, linens Women’s Casual Shop Knights of Columbus Sunday Catholic doctrine for the Spanish- Scout troops will sponsor two Hal afternoon. speakifig parishioners of St. Au chairman, asked that women form Qfyiolort S n c. sewing circles, and also requested loween socials Thursday. “HI-TEEN” SBOP Members of the Young People’s gustine’s. Services on Sunday, The grade school football teams K A T B R km club of Our Lady of Lourdes en Monday, and Tuesday evenings that individual women take small FOR G IR ia II TO II SALES SERVICE , articles to sew in their homes. will be the guests of their mothers HOME SUPPLIES joyed an outing in Turkey creek will begin at 7:30. at a Halloween social Friday eve canon Oct. 28. The next meeting The S t Thomas Aquinas Dis Mrs. George McCaddon was ap HARDWARE PAINI pointed as chairman of the visit ning in the Boy Scout den! ROORNC of the organization will be Tues cussion club held its first meeting Saturday, Nov. 1. the Feast of THE MOST BEAUTIFUL day night, Nov. 4, at 8:15. The of the'current season on Wednes ing committee. asyATC OIMNG ROOM IN THE CITTI The constitution and bylaws of All Saints, is a holy day of obliga AURORA. COLORADO HEIDELBERG’S business session will be held in the day, Oct. 29, in the home of Mr. tion. Masses on that day will be AURORA ORUa home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Shannon Smith. Mem the society were read by Mrs. John On. W UcBrid, AD. 151, RUTH’S OVEN F. Murtaugh. at 5:15, 7, 8:30. 9:30, and High CLOTHING Kurtz, 1445 S. Lincoln. bers of the club are Mr. and Mrs. Mass at 10;45, followed by Bene MOST DISTINCTIVE COKraE SHOP Will Discud Grotto Conitruction Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Star- Psftor A«k( Aid in Drive Mpn't turnishingM diction. PROGRESSIVE PARTY HNE PASTRIES Victor Meyer, Fred E. Luhnow, buck, Mr. and Mrs. George Man- Father Scannell addressed the On Monday, Nov. 3, the Feast of 10 NORTH TEJON ST. 220 No. Tejon St. and Charles Welch, in charge of cini, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mat group, and ashed its co-operation All Souls, High Mass will be of constructing the shrine to Our thews, Mr. and Mrs. John Marino, on the parish drive as well as on fered at 6. 7, and 8, and Low Lady of LourdeS, will meet on the and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jacobucci. the sowing of linens. He said that Masses at 6:30, 7:30, and 8:30. parish grounds Wednesday night Father Roy Figlino is the spiritual he would offer a Mass every month The LCBA will meet Tuesday ' MORRISSEY to talk over the engineering diffi director of the club. The textbook for all living and deceased mem at 2 p.m. in Hagus hall. May Realty Co. culties of erecting the grotto. for the season is The Dignity of bers of the society. A black cope The Altar and Rosary society . Special Mrs. Mark Behan and Mrs. Kim- the Parishioner. of a rRh brocade material, do Pinochle club will meet Monday mins of the Altar society will meet The women of the Altar and nated by a person who wishes to evening, Nov. 3, at 8 o’clock in the SPRING SERVICE on Thursday afternoon at 1827 S. Rosary society served a dinner to remain anonymous, was shown to school library. A new fall session REALTOR Cars — Trucks Emerson to discu.ss the new bylaws 226 members of the Denver Milk the group by Father Scannell. The will begin, to continue for six to be adopted by the Society at meeting was then adjourned and 7 W Cuchorrot Producers’ association Oct. 28. weeks. INSURANCE the next meeting. Mrs. Behan is Mrs. Adam Kreutzer was chairman refreshments were served by the president of the Altar society and for the kitchen, and Mrs. Fred hostesses of the day. Pastor to,Mark Mrs. Kimmins chairman in charge Baptized by Father Scannell LOANS **// Four /Veerf* Are Electrical Starbuck, of the dining room, Patronal Feast of the bylaw committee. Mrs. A. A. Kipp and Mrs. T. J- Oct. 26 were Gloria Marie Mor- For a Bigger and Better Call Main 939" Lt. and Mrs. John fitefanik are Luttrell returned Friday from El rone, infant daughter of Mr. and Monsignor Charles H. Hagus, 126 Yz E. Pikes Peak WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS the parents of a girl, Christy Ann, Paso, Tex., where they attended Mrs. Joseph Morrone of 1246 A.sh. M.stor, will mark his patronal Aurora Ave. born Oct. 23 in Munich, Germany. the regional conference of the with Mrs. Dorothea Evans and Fea.st of St, Charles Borromeo on Rerwiek Fleniric Go. Mrs. Stefanik is the former Ger NCCW. Fred L. Splonne as godparents: Nov. 4. Students of the high school Colorado Sprinas J D. BERWICK aldine Young, daughter of Mr. and Rita Patricia Murphy, daughter of will take this opportunity to ex ELECT Colorid« Sprtnft. Colorad* Mrs. Joe Young. 1980 S. Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. George Roth an Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Murphy press their appreciation for all the members of Our Lady of Lourdes nounce the birth of a boy Oct. 22 of 1220 Hudson, with Mr. and Monsignor has done for them and parish. They also have a son, John in a Denver hospital. He has been Mrs. John Francis Murphy of Chi for the school by presenting a Patrick. named Gerald Raphael. program, as in previous years. WILLIAM C. GRARON In "47” Save ITUh Safety Frank Jacobucci is ill in St. Jo cago, 111., as sponsors; and William C. E. TUPPS OFFICE MAIN 4151—KE8. MAIN 5«1t Edward Schultz, son of Capt. and A one-act comedy will be staged seph’s hospital, Denver. Mrs. Arthur E. Schultz of 730 by the speech classes, under the MAYOR' Optometrist St. Augustine’s Discussion dubip/®' ^ direction of Sister Mary Irene, M. E. McGARTY Sr. Janet Lectures will meet in the home of Mr. and' Mr. and Mrs. Julius m Nartb Tcjoa 8L Schultz of Detroit, Mich., were entitled Shock of Hi* Life. The LOANS — REAL ESTATE — BONDS Mr.s. John Beals on Monday eve ★ PHONE MAIN IN I sponsors, with Capt. and Mrs. John cast includes Bill Evanetich, Betty FIRE — INSURANCE — AUTO ning, Nov. 3. The members of this Jane Tanko, Margaret McKibbin, COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. IV, w. T«jon Before ACCW Unit Zannini as proxies. clubs are Mr. and Mrs. Beals, Mr. Members of Our Lady of Fat Patricia Hebert, Robert Kelly, and NOVEMBER 4TH and Mrs. Everett Dahlinger, Mr. Joe Garcia. Sister Mary Janet, who is cur ima circle, who were entertained and Mrs. Eugene Beals, Mr. and at the group’s first meeting by The Glee club will sing the L The firms listed here de- rently serving on the Committee Mrs. Clyde Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Kyrie and Sanctus from the Orbis ★ ENTERPRISE TENT on .American Citizenship at the Mrs. Kemp Cooper, are Mmes. i serve to to be remembered Joseph Luttrell, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Braun, C. S. Brom- Factor Mass No. 10, and “Salve Catholic university at Washington Lawrence Mancini, The club will Regina.” John Pavlokavich and CITY OF AURORA ANO AWNING GG. D. C., gave an interesting talk on stead, Albert devBey, Paul Horan, . when you are distributing also use the text The Dignify of J. C. Lande, W. E. Morgan, C. B. Ruth Ribar and chorus will sing 123 South Nevada Avenue the “ Unity Of All Mankind,’’ in the Parishioner. “0 Madam, I Have Come A " your patronage in the dif- the regular deanery meeting of McCormick. H. H. Owen, Joseph ★ PH. 1264 Masses on All Saints’ day, Sat R. Plank, Eugene B. Sanders, Al Courtin’,” by^ Mary Wheeler. The jiferent lines of business. STOKE AWNINGS NOW the Denver Archdiocesan Council urday, Nov. 1, will be at 7 and 9 grade school' pupils will present of Catholic Women Oct. 27. bert E. Seep, and Herman F. Seep. Your Patronage Appreciated o’clock. Masses on All Souls’ day, Mrs. George E. Mc€addon is cap the Monsignor with a spiritual Under the leadership of Mrs. Monday, Nov. 3, will be at 6, 6:30, bouquet. Pel. Adv, Schwartz, a new hospitality pro tain of the new circle, and Mrs. 7, 7:30, 8 (High) and 9. William B. Swigert serve.s as The Rev. John Newell, S.J., of Get Haur^t (o f Denver) gram will be inaugurated for the Minas de Oro, British Honduras, Candy and Ice Cream at FOOTWEAR coming year. Several members of treasurer. At the meetings, which the affiliated organizations will be Monsignor Mulroy will be held the third Tuesday of was a guest speaker of the high SEEKS COUNCIL SS Yean of Quality every month, the members will school CSMC Oct. 23. ' Johnson-English hostesses at each meeting. Joan Gibbons, John Pavloka A ls o UOSIBRT AND BAGS There will be no meeting of the plav bridge and sew. Is Taking Part in St. Jude’s circle will enjoy the vich, and Bill Evanetich were nom SAFETY-TRED .Drug Go. deanery in November, so that as inated by the senior class as repre The Yorhes Shoe Go. many women as possible may at hospitality of MVs. John Brubaker LENTHERIC Toiletrie. Welfare Conference on Thursday. Oct. .30. sentatives in the annual Pepsi Non-skid particles grip the foot tend the ACCW meeting on Nov. Cola scholarship contest. T»Jon It Bijen SL Phon. I40» 18. Presidents of the various or Mrs. Erne.st Strakosch will en- even when surfjee is wet or oily.' The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John tertain the members of the Little The Altar and Rosary society Ideal protection for |tairs, base ganizations, however, will meet sponsored a dessert-bridge lunch PETE BEROI\1 with Mrs. J. Leonard Swigert on Mulroy of the Denver Catholic Flower circle in her home on Tues ments, runways, sloping ramps, filST YEAR Nov. 17 at 2 p.m. Charities is among the religious day. Nov. 4. eon Oct. 29 in Hagus halt Mrs. FERiVITERE SHOP leaders, welfare workers, and in Members of the St. Frances Ca- Harry Taylor was chairman, garages, dairies, factories, boats. Just Bulova & Gruen Reports of the El Paso meeting assisted by Mmes. Walter Ander brush it on . . dries overnight. UPHOLSTERING. were given by Mmes. L. A. Hig- dustrial experts discussing “Con brini circle will meet Wc(;^esday. BE-UPHOUSTERISG AND Watches serving Family Life,’’ as the Colo Nov, 5, as guests in the Home of son, Alice Genty, Laura Cort. A. Six attractive colors. REPAIRING jgin.s, L. Holmes, Thomas Morris Volosin, Ted Johnson, E. Nolan, Slip Covert tnd Draperic. sey, and J. Leonard Swigert. rado Conference of Social Wel Mrs. Stephen McNichols. I M.d. to Ortwr fare holds its 57th annual meeting Mrs. Walter Hill is visiting her D. Kellaher, J. Arnold, and K. A new organization, St. Peter Glasmann. J Furniture jAade lo Order 9 S. TEJON Claver’s clUb, was welcomed to the in Denver. Sessions opened at the son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and I TH 8. Caaead. A ^ . Main 5I«. Shirley-Savoy hotel Oct. 29, at Mrs. William Heege in Billings. A pair of pillows, a quilt, and deanery. a set of sheets and cases, donated Mrs. Swigert reminded repre- 8 p.m. Mont. Mr. and Mrs. Hegge re Monsignor Mulroy is the moder cently announced the birth of a by Mrs. Peter Fross, were sentative.s to announce to their awarded. The Heyse Sheet organizations that the St. Vincent ator on Oct. 30 on a “Youth daughter. Conservation” panel on “Place Mrs. John Kralik of Cleveland The Murray Drug Go. de Paul Salvage bureau will pick The firms listed here deserve to !Retal and Roofing up discarded articles. ment of Mentally Retarded Chil Heights, 0., has been visiting her be remembered when you ere dls> •^SupflWof Stores^ INCORPORATED dren in Foster Homes.” daughter, Mrs. Arthur E. Schultz tributinf your patronafe to the dif HEATING ROOFING Migratory labor problems are ferent lines of ousiness. Main Stor^ Phone Main 144 SHEET METAL of this parish. 219 North W'cbar Strtet Attended by 3 Bishops being discussed on Oct. 30 and 31 Mrs. Albert Seep has had her Mam Storw — 18 North Vcjofi 8L Phonr; Main 551 Fall River. Mass. — Bishop under the leadership of Charles mother. Mrs. Edwin H. Wagner, North Storw — 832 North Tejon St Eat. 1588 James E. Cassidy presided at the Graham and Theodore Clark of from St. Louis, Mo., visiting her. SHANGHAI CAFE Approved by Pontifical Mass offered in Sacred Palisade, with the committee on Mrs. Wagner expects to return to Heart church by Auxiliary Bishop public welfare headed by Erwin St. Louis this week. Mr. Seep is Auroea’e Finest Cafe UNDERWRITERS’ lABORATORlEJ James L. Connolly to mark the Molholm. IRVINE J. PURSE BOAT DECKS . OARAGE riOOKS out of the city on an extensive AMERICAN and i ■JSfjsaieiwf PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, October 30, 1947 St. James' Parish Homecoming Queen Littleton Circle 18 mm & 16 mm Movie Film Rental Library j HOMEMAKER’S o Has Another Circle DEPARTMENT Of Guild Meets (St. Jamei’ Pariah, Denvar) Phonograph Records Littleton.—The Ave Maria circle A new circle was formed OcL Patronize These R^iable and Friendit Firms of the Archbishop’s guild met Oct. 24 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. 22, with Miss Mary O’Brien as At Your Friendly Hugh Wallace, with the following hostess for the meeting in her present: Mr. and Mrs. James Mc- home near Fort Logan. The eve Conaty, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly, THE ACE PAINTIN4? ning was spent in sewing church BARNARD FURN. CO. CONTRACTORS, Ine. Jr,; and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth linens, during which time a letter McVeigh Company Rodriguez. The four couples'will from Bishop Hubert M. Newell, 4040 Teion Ph. GL 1796 8TEPBEN U SCHAFr, Prop. choose Ji name for the circle later. thanking the circle for the set of PAINTING ANU M'MURTRY'S PAINTS A The Masses on All Saints’ day- altar linens made for him, was DECORATING VARNISHES will be offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, shown to those present. Miss iComplete Stock 8 nun & 16 nun Film Subjects CONTRACTORS WAU. RAPER - KEMTONE and 11 o’clock. ' Fim O’Brien then served refreshments 1328 Inca KE. 0718 Masses on Monday, All Souls’ 1934 So. Broadway PE. 0265 to her guests. Among the members day, will begin at 6:30 and con who attended were Mmes, Rob PHONEt MAia. 6066 JOE LOFFREDA -E A R L J.- tinue until 8 o’clock. The 7:30 ert Ritchlin, L. King Gertig, How Mass will be a Requiem High ROUSH Mass. ard Kinkel, and Wayne Duck .AAA LAIVDSCAPIAfG CO. worth; and Misses Betty Rees and Landscape Designing Refrigeration Service STROHMINGER Catechism classes for children Gloria Cecchin. It is planned that attending the public grade schools Tmen nnd Shrube Trinmcd nnd Etainend — Sprtzint — Lnwnt nnd Flower Bede Household & Commercial Mis8_ Cecchin will be hostess for ■* 900 E. 12TH AVENUE . Electrical Contracting will be held as usual on Friday the next meeting. LletnMd aad Bondtd In Ctt7 of Dtover at 4 o’clock. BOOK YOUR ORDERS EARLY LICENSED AND IN8UBED Guarantacs) Se>em ca Betty Maffey, center, will reign will he attended by Carolyn Shep Mrs. Theodore A. Koldeway, ac 817 14th St. Tickets for the annual games companied by four of her children £E . 1657 848 B’dwy. party to be held in the K. of C, over homecoming festivities at St. herd, left, and Catherine Capra, Joieph’i high school Nov. 2. She right. All are aeniort. :-Ch(arlotte, ■ Grace, Mary Lou, and hall on Saturday, Nov. 15, are be Arthur—has returned hojfie from ing distributed this week. + + Gat Fomacet in Stock + ^ + a two-week visit in Burlington. St. Theresa’s circle met in the Wis. The Koldeways, who visited Johns-Manville Can install note. home of Mrs. William E. Roark with relatives in that vicinity, Oct. 24. All members were pres Sr. JOSEPH'S HIGH SCHOOL TO HOLD -- =r* made the trip by automobile. O’Brien Furnace & Sheet ent. The next meeting will be held Miss Elizabeth Maloney spent ROOFS PLUMBING in the home of Mrs. W. W. Mc- HOmCOMIHG CELEBRATIOH HOV. : several days last week visiting in Emergency Work & Service Metal Works Caw, 1795 Leyden street. Evergreen. She was accompanied Ffr any type Home or Building IS41 Ltriracr KB 6M7-CB im Baptized Sunday, Oct 26, were (St. Jo.eph’s Redemptoriit Par- To give members of the PTA an by a nurse friend from Denver. 1163 WKLTON TA. 44M Roys Hurst John, son of Naval i(h, Denver) opportunity to meet the teachers, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Koran AND Lieutenant and Mrs. Roy Hurst St. Joseph’s high school will the next'regular meeting will be have been in Omaha, Neb., where NEW SERVICE— Robinson, with William and Lelah mark its 18th homecoming cele held Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 4. they were called because of the Repairing of Oriental Rugt NDERSO O’Toole as sponsors; Anthony bration Nov. 2 with a football At 1:15 parents may visit the high Br a Matter CrtfUman David, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. serious illness of his grandmother; BROS game against the St. Francis .school classrooms. At that time, Mrs. Charles Koran. They made the HOME INSULATION RUG CLEANING Guy Wilson Dennis, with Edward moth proofed and Ininrod Gremlins at Regis stadium. Betty Sister Mary Aloysius, principal, trip by automobile with their three Interior - Exterior Painting Dale Carrol and Eileen Jepkes as Maffey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. will explain the required subjects children, Cynthia, Patricia, and MacCRACKEN sponsors! William Samz, proxy); Thomas Maffey, 571 Galapago and credits. Charles. Succtiaora to Vanderpool Phone CH. 6581 Deanna Marie, infant daughter of CillKE.5236 Estimates TIT Lincoln CH. 8ITT Denver 6, Colorado street, was chosen queen by the After a tour of the high school, Gaild Membari at Braakfatt Sgt. and Mrs. John L. Stack, with football squad. Attending her will refreshments will be served in the 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive Marion and Joan Barnwell as Several Archbishop’s guild mem be Catherine Capra, daughter of parish hall, and at 3:30 the regu Eaiy Terras THE BEST IN LUGGAGE sponsors; and Robert James, in Mr. and Mrs. Michael Capra, 373 lar meeting will be held, with the bers from St. Mary’s parish at R. H. Kimholl Co. ~ m h ; u i r e “ fant son of Mr. and Mrs. James tended the breakfast held in the No Down Of All KInda Wyandot street; and Carolyn high school and grade school teach Payment Robert Tichy, with Robert and Shepherd, daughter of Mr. and ers present. " Knights of Columbus hall in Den 419 Midland Saviagt Bldg. Moving - Storage Mary Brown as sponsors. ver Oct. 26. Among those present Required Mrs. Fred G. Shepherd, 206 W. 5th Forty Hours’ Scheduled Denver, Colo. Express Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Le Bois, avenue. All three girls are seniors. from Littleton were Mrs. Robert Jr., announce the birth of a girl Activities will begin Friday with The annual Forty Hours’ devo J. Kinkel and Misses Catharine Ma ^ohnn-Unarill. FrnnchiMd AppUentort- Low Rates in St. Joseph’s hospital last week. a bonfire, pep rally, and a snake tion will open F rid ^ , Nov. 7, with loney, Mary O’Brien, and Gloria Mrs. Stephen Kay returned a Solemn MassvVnd procession. Cecchin. Eat 1871 KE, 6425 2149 WeIion St. dance to the school hall. On Sun 111! B'war. home from Lowry field hospital day, a parade, featuring the Adoration will fea held throughout Miss Patricia Ann Fischbach, in this week. the day by school children and fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. queen’s float, will conduct the fans members of /.'he sodalities. Eve to the game. Between halves, the Walter Fischbach, was baptized by Expert queen will be crowned by the foot ning servicesi will be at 7:30 p. Father Frederick McCallin Oct. 26. We’re Saving ASSOCIATED ball captain after the pep club The solemn closing will take'place Sponsors for the child were Ed Re-Upholstering drill, directed by Miss Margie Sunday nfght. Nov. 9. ward Fischbach and Mary Fisch on The.-Very Rev. Harry S. Smith, bach, brother and sister of the fa DECORATORS CUSTOM MADE O’Neil and Mrs. Jerry Lawrence. The formations will be led by the C.SS.R., pastor, wishes to thank all ther. Draperies & Slip pep club officers, Eleanor Hum who; participated in the fall fes Mr. and Mrs. Turley Angle an Fuel Bills Decorators mel, Veronica Harrison, Martha tival and contributed to its success. nounce the birth of a son, David A mammoth parish dance will Lawrence, born Oct. 22, The Covers Marquez, and Joann Morletti, Angles also have a two-and-one- Fine Selection of seniors; and the majorettes, Rose Jfe held on Saturday evening, Nov. & Painters 15, in the parish hall. This dance half-year-old daughter, Linda Ma Fabricf and Materiali mary Brukner, Elizabeth Lamport, rie. COMMERCIAL — SPRAY Martha Rivera,. Betty Ann La~ is being sponsored by all the par “ Since We Installed a BEAUTIFUL TABLE LAMPS ish societies and is under the chair Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hoffman en Jach J. Ward. Snpt CALIFORNIA POTTERY mont, Phyllis Crowder, and Db^- Barber Gas Conversion thy Eddy, freshmen. manship of Dillon Bagan. It is tertained at a family birthday 188 Federal Bird. PEarl 1178 expected that each parish society party in honor of their daughter, Burner” The La Belle Studios * Manet Lilted j,-? Denver 8, Colorado ■will strive to procure 100-per- Priscilla Jean, Oct. 23. She cele Gaa Furnaeet ■ Gat Floor Furnacea 1452 So. Broadway RA 6971 Masses on All Saints' i’£ y will cent attendance of members at brated her first birthday. All With AUTOMATIC CONTROLS be at 5:30, 6, 7, 8, and//' o’clock the dance. This dance will be Mrs. Emma Roberts died in her ImiBtdiaU InstalUtion — Free EstimaU On All Souls’ day, ther/.will be a primarily for the adult members home in Louviers Oct. 22. She \xas High Mass at 8 o’cl'^yck for all of the parish. High school pupils the grandmother of Beth and UNITED HEATING & the members of the,3Purgatorian are asked not to try to attend. Kathleen Kelley, also of Louviers, society and for thos9''whose names Plans are in progress for a tur who are members of St. Mary’s AIR CONDITIONING CO. have been gifen. The annual High key gabies party on Monday, Nov. parish. TER MITES 1543LARIMERm ♦ mALpine3422 Masses for the deceased Redemp- The members of the Junior New CH 1111 1328 Larimer St. 24. Because this will be the Mon Are Midden Enemien and May Be Destroying Your Home or Ltaten to Oor Radio Programa torists of the parish apd congre day before Thanksgiving, every man club received Holy Commun Property Right Now. 8 r. M., KMYR---- 1 :5S P. M.. KFEL WELDING SHOP gation will 1^.celebrated during one will be eager to take home a ion in a body Oct. 26. On Sunday, ~ S t a m / k i All Types of Heavy Welding the octave. ^Parishioners are re turkey for Thanksgiving dinner. Nov. 2, the members of St. Mary’s Don’t Wait— Call SP. 4673 for Free Inspection minded of ,^7ie St. Joseph Purga- All members of the parish are in Altar and Rosary society, with the Th« firms listed hert deserve to Construction Machinery, torian soch-ty. Membership is for bo remembered when you ore dis- Fabricating, Tanks and Pipe vited to attend the party and en women of the parish, will receive By Our Terminix Engineers tributhif yt>ur potronofe to the dil- one year.yind may be renewed. joy the evenuig. Holy Communion in the 8 o’clock foroBt lines of butineee. The ijjjekly games party will be Mass. I I Portable Equipment The annual solemn novena in held oj^ Monday night at 8 p.m honor of Our Mother of Perpe The members of the Junior New COLORADO TERMINIX CO. 1017 Santa Fe Dr. Phone ThF^'weekly novena Mass will be tual Help will begin Sunday, Nov. man club met in the parish rectory SANDING AND MAin 8912 offered on Tuesday at 8 o’clock 30. The sermons will be delivered Oct 27. The get-tog;ether cen (Lietntaa of E. L. hrmee Co.* World*! Largaft TfrmlU Control Orffniiation) . FLOOR REFINISHING anct Perpetual Help devotions will by Father 'Vincent McCartan, tered about the Halloween theme, 24 East Alameda Ave. Denver SP. 4673 be"'conducted at 3 and 7:30 p.m. C.SS.R., who at one time was sta and Mrs. Anna Brooks, rectory FREE ESTIMATES - EXPERT WORKMANSHIP tioned at St. Joseph’s and who housekeeper, served refreshments spent four years in the army dur of doughnuts and cider to the boys CERNICH Floor Sanding & Refintshing Co. and girls present. Father McCal DUFFICY AND SONS •45 8. SHERMAN /* 8P. 7BB2 ing the war. Father McCartan is well known as an orator and pub lin also was present for the meet Rugs Shampooed ing. SHEET METAL AND IRON WORKS £ lic speaker. 2810 W. SEVERN PLACE The following gifts were pre Miss Anna Martin has returned Sunglo Announce^24 Colors now and Cleaned $2.50 Any Size sented at the bazaar: The 1947 from a two weeks’ vacation trip to /Vow Offer for Immediate Delivery Hudson Commander was presented San Francisco, Calif., where she Alter Railing, Ornnaicntel Iron Palpite, Playtraand Eqnlpmrnt. Finew, Steel Windows Available in B^ked Enamel visited her brother, Francis Mar Throw R ugs...... 75c to the Anderson brothers of 1042 Outside Welding Our Specially. CH. 8652 Santa Fe; the pressure cooker tin, and his family. She made the Steel Slat Venetian Blinds PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE trip by plane.< Dtilvcry In went to Mrs. J. Callahan of 1212 Cnitom-Had* Your Merdiandiie Insured While in Our Care S. Lincoln; the Mercy Nun doll Saturday, Nov. 1, the Feast of On« Week in Denver was given to Margaret Bastor, All Saints and a holy day of obli gation, Masses will be held in St. Even Good Equipment Must Be Installed Properly' SALES SERVICE H Y-ti’ade Rug Cleaning Co. 2951 Foster court; Bill 'Winter took home the little electric phono Mary’s church beginning at 7 Enjoy the controlled, comfort 1350 Acoma St. Ph.MAm 3644 3209 Zuni Sp Ph. GL. 1315 graph; the electric iron was pre o'clock. able warmth provided by a Uie Modern Methods mnd Equipment sented to Alice Holzer, 226 Inca; The firmt Uatad kero dteenrt to COLUMBIA Nutipe Conversion the coffee maker went to Mrs. J. be remembered when you are dif GAS BURNER. Minneapolis- Gargan, 718 W. 9th; the woolen lur pj Honeywell controls; 26 years blanket, to Mrs. W. A. Sloan, 908 ferent lines of b’usiness. experience devoted exclusively W. Fourth avenue; the card table, to the manufacture of finest gas to Mary Over, 529 Kalamath; the burners; quiet operation, low lamp vanity set, to Mrs. Marie cost. CHALLENGE WASTE-in 2 ways .\shen, 759 Lipan; the set of Draper's Furniture- Warm Air and Square Type dishes, to Alice Garland, 53 Penn; the electric clock, donated by M. Upholstery Shop Boiler Installed for SI95-00 J. Eagins of the Public Service company, to Betty Lynn Spaahe, — Custom Built — FURNACES 932 Kalamath; the bed spread, to GAS DEL PATRICK HEATING FIRST- Remodwliag A Repairing Mrs. D. Bagan of 564 Galapago; GRAVITY the aluminum set, to Izetta Moore, All work gnereateed FORCED AIR Don't throw away your good 4551 Fillmore; the crocheted table AND SHEET METAL cloth, to Mrs. Bommelyn. 403 W. FREE ESTIMATES Immediate coal furnace or boiler ^ e n Installation 200 B’way PEarl 7862 6th avenue; the crocheted aprons, 33 years experience you want Automatic Gas Heat. to Patricia Schmitz, 203 Rafferty TERMS — FREE ESTIMATE Gardens, and to Ruth Sexton, 131 926 W. 6 Ave. MA. 4507 Fox; the bath set, to Mrs. Veto, 701 Galapago; the vanity bench, SECOND- to Mrs. O’Neill, 1163 Cherokee; the table cloth, to Mrs. P. Steffen, 662 Inca; the combination end Invest in a gas burnet that table and book rack, to G. Webber, Washing Machine will not be a continuous drain 548 Elati; the hand-painted salad bowl, to Father R. F. Kruetzer, on your meter and pocketbook. C.SS.R.; and the ottoman, to Roy Repoiring Now Have Mouck, 970 Pearl street. 22 Years Experience A Beautiful INSTALL A "HEATWELL” F. C., D. P. SLETTEN, Owner WORK GUARANTEED (FORCED COM BUSTION) GAS BURNER IN YOUR PRESENT SLETTEN CABINETS ' ROOF Boh's Appliance • i HEATING SYSTEM. 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