Member of Audit Bureau of CireulaHons CHARITIES WILL OPEN NURSERY HOME NEXT WEEK

Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Ine- 1948— Permission to reproduce. Except on Pupils to Be Excused Articles Otherwise Marked, given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue St. Clara’s Original DENVER CATHOLIC Orphanage Building For Annual Retreat To House Institntion Winner in Art CoBMSsioR lo CaUnlie Stadealt io Public Denver Deaneiy Is Sponsoring Unit; Unproeo- High Sehoolc Is Gourtssy Greatly Appre­ R Ea S T ER deolod Nninber of Infaits Under Calholie ciated by Arcbdiecesaa Educators The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Gore Greales Soriois GondHion For the first time since the beginning of the annual re­ Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. (3 cents per copy) treats for Catholic pupi|s of Denver public high schools, the A nursery home that will accommodate approximately students will this year be excused from classes to attend the VOI* XU. No. 27. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, FEB. 28, 1946. $1 PER YEAR 40 infants will be opened the first week of March in the exercises. In former years the retreat was always held at original St. Clara’s orphanage building in Denver, the Rt. the time of the spring vacation in the public schools, but this Rev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy, director of Catholic Char­ year Charles E. Greene, superintendent of Denver public ities, announced Wednesday. The institution, to be known schools, was petitioned to release the Catholic pupils during as the Denver Deanery Nursery home, will be established as two regular class days. Mr. Greene and the school adminis­ Denver Scientist Cited for Aid an emergency measure to care for the unprecedented number tration have agreed to make this concession, a courtesy for which of infants that are under care in Catholic hospitals, institu­ Catholic educators in charge of the retreat are very grateful, accord­ tions, and foster homes at the present time. ing to the Rev. Hubert M. Newell, archdiocesan superintendent of In Development of Atomic Bomb The sponsoring: unit of the new child-caring center will be the schools. Denver deanery of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women. A Permission to absent themselves from classes will be granted special committee of the Catholic Charities will undertake to rinance Catholic pdpils in the public high schools on these two days, it is em­ the taken to safeguard the tremen- post-graduate work toward his s project, which will entail considerable expense over that already phasized, on the basis of excuses being obtained in advance, (lotes By Rev. Francis Syrianey eded for the ca ...... dous secret weree staggering,s' Not Ph.D. degne, when war necessity needed for the care of the children in Denver’s Catholic orphanage's from the pupils’ parents must be presented to obtain this permission. Engaging in work so secret that and foster homes. only were a man’sI’s bac^round and drafted him into an engheering Exercises to Be Conducted he could not even tell his wife family connections thoroughly in­ position with the DuPont industry St. Patricias Ball Returns what he was doing was extremely vestigated, but few scientists and in 1941. Shortly after his connec­ In St. Francis*, Cathedral difficult for a young Denver man, engineers working on the project tion with this firm he was as­ Will Helff Equip New Nursery Mi«i Barbara Buiiiietta, daagb- were allowed to deal with more signed to the special work that Se7«r*l groups haw already signified their intention to ter o f Mr. and Mrs. William But' This year the retreat will be sectionalized, half the pupils be­ but open recognition finally came last week when Robert Douglas than an. isolated segment of the was to culminate four years later aid in the work, Moniignor Mulroy aaid this w>ek. He an­ cietta of 3910 Jaton street, Den* ing accommodated in St. Francis de Sales’ church, where the retreat Gray rebeived a citation from the extremely intricate work. in the unleaehing of the most po­ nounced that the returns o f the 70th annual St. Patrick’s Ter, won fifth place in the grade has been held in past years, and the other half at the Cathedral, for War department for his important And the secrecy, for obvious tent weapon the world had known. bail at the Shirley-Savoy hotel on March 16 will be uied for school division of a nation-wide the first time. Dates tentatively selected for the retreat are Mon­ role in the development of the reasons, still endures. Mr. Gray the new nursery, which mutt be completely equipped in the contest in which 17,000 young' day and Tuesday, April 8 and 9. The citation awarded to Mr. atomic bomb. Gray, who is now a research en­ next 10 day* in order that the infanta may be admitted early sters took part. The contest was The boys and girls will be guests of the respective parishes at in March. sponsored by The Grail of St. luncheon on the two days of the retreat. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Secrecy was the prime requisite gineer with the Gates Rubber com­ in all the highly technical research pany in Denver, is signed by the The building to be used is a largre dwelling immediately to the Meinrad, Ind. It subject was water will offer Mass in St. Francis de Sales’ church on the first day of the south of the present orphanage structures. It was originally used for color sketches portraying the ap­ retreat, and in the Cathedral on the second. Exercises of the re­ and development of the atomic former Secretary o f War, Henry weapon, whose terrific deadliness the first orphans cared for by the Sisters of S t Francis, who operate paritions of Our l.ady of Fatima. treat will la.st from 9 to 3 o’clock, beginning with Mass. L. Stimson. It reads: Army helped bring the war to an abrupt service forces; Corps of en^neers; the institution, and has been utilized from time to time as an overflow Barbara is an eighth grade student Final plans for the retreat were made in a meeting Feb. 27 and cept€r for children who are residents of the home. In first class con­ of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel school. | will be announced next week. end last August. The’ precautions Manhattan district. “ This is to certify that Robert D. Gray, E. I. dition, it is well suited for the needs of the infants who will be housed duPont de Nemours and Co., Inc., there, having several large dormitories, as well as kitchen and other facilities. It has been donated for the duration of the emergency by has participated in work essential the sisters. to the production of the atomic K. of C. to Award Socond Regis Scholarship bomb, thereby contributing to the The services of registered nurses and other personnel, who will be successful conclusion of World in constant attendance on the infants, will be required in the new nursery. Their work will be supplemented by a group of volunteers war II. This certificate is awarded from the Catholic women’s societies of the city. Purpose Is to Foster Catholic Higher Education, In appreciation o f effective serv­ Mercy Nun ice.” Charities Supervising Care Fr. Flavin, Mr. Gray’s wife Is the former For 160 in 3 Homes Give Opportunity jo Worthy Youth Rita Flaherty of Denver. They The Catholic Charities have under their supervision at the present have two children, Robert Michael, time approximately 160 children who are in the three child-caring in­ aged two, and Sheila, who is nine Vincentian, ' Denied College Study Is Diamond stitutions of the Archdiocese of Denver, St. Clara’s, St, 'Vincent’s, and months old. Queen of Heaven orphanages, in addition to hundreds of school- The Denver council, Knights of streets. A class of 65 candidates age orphans. Approximately 100 of these are below seven Columbus, will award the second will receive the degrees under the Jubilarian Leeiures, Open Forpm years of age, and 70 of the total are under two years of age. Up Is Buried four-year scholarship to Regis col­ direction of William J. Nelson, dis­ to this time St. Joseph’s, St. Anthony's, and Mercy hospitals have been lege for the term beginning in Sep­ aiding in the pro^am by caring for children under one year, but the tember, 1946. The purpose is to trict deputy. To Be Held in Lent demands for additional space in all three institutions nave made a Sister Mary Dolores Qifford, Solemn Pontifical Mass of Re­ foster and encourage higher Cath­ Inter-Parochial Social change in this policy necessary to a certain degree. The hospitals will quiem was offered in St. Vincent’s olic education and to present the R.S.M., is observing her diamond Robert Dougle* Grey The Rev, D. A. Lemieux, pastor still continue to care for a number of in fa n t however, particularly church, St. Louis, Saturday, Feb. opportunity for future Catholic Slated for March 1 jubilee of profession of religious of St. Catherine’s parish, Denver, those who are ill and require special care. leadership to worthy young men is still not permitted to tell just has announced a series of lectures 23, for the Very Rev. Timothy J. The second in a series of inter- vows in Mercy hospital, Denver, Flavin, C.M., former Provincial of who might not otherwise continue Thursday, Feb. 28. A Solemn what his job was, .but the recogni on New Testament readings to be the Western province of the Vin­ their studies. The award is open parochial high school socials spon­ tion given by the War department given every Friday evening dur­ sored by the Denver council will Mass, eoram Pontifiee, at which the centian Fathers, who died Feb. 20. to all Catholic students who finish Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr will de­ does entitle him to wear the ex­ ing Lent in the school music room More Than 350 to Attend The Provincial Procurator of the in the upper one-third of their re­ be held Friday evening, March 1, clusive “ A” pin, given to those after devotions. The series, be­ at the Coronado club, East 16th liver the sermon, is being cele­ Western province, Father Flavin spective classes. The winner is de­ brated in the hospital chapel at who worked In the development ginning Friday, March 8, will con­ was found dead at 6 a.m. in his termined by a competitive examin­ avenue at Clarkson street. This and production o f the A-homb. sist o f the reading of the Biblical event, known as “ Sprinrtme Fol­ 8:30. Officers of the Mass are the room at proviocial headquarters, ation, w hi^ will be held at the Rev. Robert McMahon, celebrant; Mr. Gray is the son of Mr. and text, a brief commentary on the Speech Meet in Regis High 1427 S. Ninth street, St. Louis, close of the school year. The rules lies,” features Howard Hosek and Mrs. Robert R. Gray of 466 Jose­ text, and an open forum, wherein his “ Hollywood Rhythm Masters.” the Rev. Louis Mertz, deacon; the following an illness of a year and and regulations governing the Rev. Francis Syrianey, subdeacon; phine street in St. John’s parish listeners may ask questions re­ Special entertainment numbers More thin 360 contestants from morous declamation, dramatic dec­ a half from heart trouble. award have been drawn and the and Fathera Donald McMahon and He is a graduate of the parish garding it. The Rev. John P, examinations are given under the will be given by student artists school, Regis high school, and Re­ Stein, assistant at St. Catherine’s, schools throughout Colorado and lamation/ poetry reading, radio Auxiliary Bishop George J. from the different schools under Robert Syrianey, masters of cere­ ■Wyoming will attend the Regis supervision of the Council’s Schol­ monies, Present in the sanctuary gis college. He earned his M.A. will conduct the series, using pas­ newscast, characterizations, and Donnelly was celebrant of the the direction of the Inter-Parochial high Bcnool National Forensic impromptu and extempore speak­ Mass at St. Vincent’s, which was arship committee. Monsignor John are the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Wil­ degree from Creighton university sages for Lenten reading. All are R. Mulroy is chairman of this com­ Student council assisted by Jerry in Omaha, Nebr., and was doing invited to attend. league meet in Denver Saturday, ing. followed a day later by a Pontifi­ and Margie O’Neil. Admission is liam M. Higgins, pastor of St March 2. This unusual attendance cal Mass of Requiem in St. Mary’s mittee and is assisted by Bernard Philomena’s parish, Denver; the The 100 judges for the meet have J. Golding, John McCabe, Joseph by tickets issued to junior and marks the Regis meet as one of the been supplied by speech students seminary, Perryville, where the senior students at their respective Rev. J. P. Trudel, S.S., chaplain of largest high school speech contests Dulmaine, and Judge Joseph J. the hospital; and the Rev. Christo­ from Colorado Women’s college, body was taken for burial. The schools. ever held in the Rocky Mountain Rt. Rev. Laurence Vohs, O.S.B., Walsh. pher Walsh. Loretto Heights college, Regis col­ The Denver council also voted Members of the Knights of Co­ Lenten Services in Denver area. lege, St. Thomas’ seminary, and Abbot of St. Bede’s abbey, Peru, Sister Mary Dolores was bom III., celebrated the second Mass. an appropriation of $260 to the lumbus and wives who will assist Representing Wyoming are Chey­ Denver university. Much of the American Legion Memorial Build­ as “ greeters” are Messrs, and Julia Clifford, the daughter of the enne senior high, Casper high, and work in securing and instructii^ The Rev. John R. Vidal, C.M., vice late Mr. and Mrs. John Clifford of rector of St. Thomas’ seminary, ing fund. Mmes. P. J. Wagner, George C. S t Mary’s (Cheyenne). From the judges was handled bv Earl C. Lerg, Charles W. Reilly, Dominic Auburn, Wise. She entered reli­ Churches Are Announced Denver are East high, St. Francis’, Bach, director of speech in St. Denver, conducted by the Vincen­ Arrangements Made gion at the convent of the Sisters tian Fathers, was archpriest in the G. Mulligan, David R. Costello, St. Joseph’s, Annunciation, Colo­ Thomas’ seminary, Loretto Heights For Men’s Communion Bernard Golding, L. D. Mason, of Mercy in Fond du Lac, Wise., rado Military school. Holy Family, college, and St. Francis’. Mass celebrated by Bishop Don­ and pronounced her vows Feb. 26, Lenten services in churches of days at 7 :S0 p.m., servieet eoBtUting of Arrangements for the Catholic Leo W. Kraemer, William D, Me­ Rotary, Inttruction. and Benediction; Fri- Regis, and St. Mary’s. Other Colo­ Mrs. D. J. Shannon will be in nelly. Denver and vicinity, as reported to men’s annual corporate Commun­ nard, John J. Morrissey, Jr.; John 1886. Later, she was transferred dayi at 7 :80 p.m., Stationt of tha Crott rado schools attending the meet are charge of serving luncheon to those the Denver Catholic Register, will and Benediction. Father Flavin was born in 1887 ion sponsored by the Denver coun­ L. Schlereth, Edward O'Connor, to Mercy Hospital in Denver, Longmont, Pueblo Centennial, Lit­ participating in the festival. She be held as follows: ST. CATHERINE'S CHURCH, 4200 in Ivesdale, 111., and entered the cil are being made by Chairman Edward J. McCune, Joseph Coo- where she has spent 48 years car­ tleton, Mead, Pueblo Central, will be assisted by a gproup of Vincentian order in 1908 at St. James McConaty and his commit­ gan, Roy M. Floyd, Richard Le- ing for the sick. Feb. 26, 1946, CATHEDRAl., E. C olfu at Lotan Federal: Sunday Mattel. 6, 7 :80, 9. 10 :S0, Lyons, Englewood, and Fort Col­ mothers of Regis students. Mary’s seminary, Perryville. He commemorates the completion of str«at: Sunday Maaaea; 6. 7, 8. 8, 10 and 12:16. Beginning Ath Wednetday. tee. The men will receive Commun­ Blanc, John B. Chase, Fay Mills, (Solemn Maes with veated choir), 11:80 lins. William Gaskins and William was ordained at Perryville June 7, 60 years in the service of the Lord. weekday Mattel, 6:80, 7:16, and 8 ion in the 8 o’clock Mass in the Ralph Moore, Vic Hebert, J^awr- and 12:15. Daily M a»et during Lent are o'clock. Athei |rill be diitributed at all The meet, beginning at 9 Satur­ Carmichael, co-presidents of the 1916, by the Most Rev. Joseph Cathedral Sunday, March 31. fol­ ence Valencour, Robert Norton, Guests of honor among the visit­ at 6:80, 7:46. and 12:15 noon. Aih the Mattel on Ath Wednetday, in the Wednesday— Hasses at 6:80, 7:45, and day morning, features t h ^ rounds Regis chapter of the National For­ Glass, C.M., Bishop of Salt Lake lowed by a breakfast in the Shir- Joseph Dulmaine, Thomas W. Kev­ ing Sisters of Mercy are Mother afternoon at S o'clock, and in the evening ensic league, are in charge of the City, Utah. 12:15 noon. Evening servicca at 7:45, at 7:30. Evening devotiont Wedneidiyi of debate on the question: Re­ ley-Savoy hotel. in, William J. Nelson, Ray Noone, Mary Alberta Lcusen, mother pro­ Ashes will be distributed after the 7 :45 and Friday! at 7 :30. 'The Stationt of the solved : That every able-bodied cit­ meet. Both have been prominent After a term of five years at De The first, second, and third de­ Arthur Alcorn, Henry Bettinger, vincial of the Omaha province, ac­ Mass, 8 p.m., and after evening devotions. Crott will be held on Friday eveniiurt. izen of the United States should in National Forensic activities for Paul university. Father Flavin be­ Confessions every morning daring the grees of the order will be exempli­ Thomas Whelan, Lee Dugdale, companied by two members of her 7 ;45 Mass, end every Saturday afternoon ST. PHILOMENA'S CHURCH, E. 14th have one year of full-time military the past four years. came in 1921 director of students fied Sundayj March 24 in the Fra­ Frank Kohler, Brandon P. Walsh, council, Sister Mary Peter Fowle and evening, 8 :80 until 6 :00, end 7 :80 and Detroit: Sunday Mattel, 6:46. 7, 8:16. 9:80. 11, and 12:15. Weekday training before attaining the age of at Kenrick seminary. From 1926 ternal building, 14th and Glenarm and Louis Sullivan. and Sister Mary Austin Moran. until 0. Evening servicee—On Wednesday 24. Three rounds of special events to 1928 he was on the faculty of evenings at 7 :45 the Rev. P. F. Diatler, Mattel. 6:80, 7:15, and 8:15. Extra Matt S.J., will give a series of talks on the at 9:30. Evening! at 7:45, Wednetday will also be held, including original Medal of Honor St Louis Preparatory seminary, supernatural life and the funttioi) of tervieet will conaiit of Rotary, aermon. oratory, oratorical declamation, hu- and in' 1928 went to Kansas City, the theological and cardinal virtues. The and Benediction; Friday. Station! of the where he was director for four Money Hidden in Trunk Bought Site titles ere as follows: "Ambitious Living." Crott; Saturday. Holy Hour. Sunday at 5,^ Rotary and Benediction. years at St. John’s seminary. "Seeing Afar,” "ChrlitUke Weaving.” Fr. Flynii Recovering Goes to 2nd of "Finer Sculpture," and "Shaping the ANNUNCIATION CHURCH, E. 3 «h In 1932 Father Flavin was ap­ Clay.” Stations of the Croes on Friday and Humboldt: Sunday Haaiet, 5:15, pointed Provincial of the Western evenings at 7:48. Sunday evening devo­ 7:80. 8:80, 0:80, 10:45 High Matt, and Follow ing Operalion Of St. Joseph’ s Church in Fort Collins tions at 7 :46 with guest speakers. 12. Weekday Hattet, 6:15, 7:15, and 5 Spanish DesGont province and served in the capacity Evening devotiont, Sunday. 7 :80, termon until 1938, when he was forced to CHURCH OF THE HOLY GHOST, ISA and C^ifomla atreatat Sunday Masse*. and Benediction. Wednetday, 7:80. Quet The Rev. Leo Flynn, pastor of resign on account of ill health. $. 7:16, 8:15, 9:15, 10:15 (High). tion Box and Benediction. Friday, 7 :80. The Very Rev. Eugene O’Sulli­ plied, “ Well, you can adopt me.” The parish debt stood at more Station! and Benediction. Holy Family parish, Denver, is re­ The Congressional Medal of Father Flavin was the son of the 11:15, and 12:15. Weekday Messes 7 :00 end 7 :45. Noon day Mass each week ported in satisfactory condition Honor for heroic action in World late Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Fla­ van, who has been in charge of The cornerstone for the new than $50,000. Today the debt is BLESSED SACRAMENT CHURCH, St. Joseph’s church in Fort Col­ church was laid in 1900. The fine day, 12:10. Sunday evening services, ser­ 4930 Montview: Sunday Mattel, 7. 8. following a major operation in war II was awarded posthumously vin of Ivesdale, 111. wiped out as the result of several mons on "Treasures of the Holy Eucha­ 9:80. 10:46, and 12. Weekday Mattel, lins since 1935, was honored Feb. stone and workmanship in the Mercy hospital, Denver. this week to Pfc. Jose F. Valdez. drives held in the past three years rist" by priests of Holy Ghost church. 6 ‘JO, 7:16, and S. Sunday at 6 p.m . The award was to be made in Fort 24 at a parish party. A gift was structure remain a tribute to Fa­ under the direction' of Father 7:45. Wednesday evening services, ser­ Roaary and Benediction. Wednetday eve­ The Very Itoy. Joseph Higgins, presented to the pastor, who will ther La Jeunesse’s ability as a mons on "Lessons From the Cross" by ning at 7:45, termon and Benediction. army chaplain and pastor of St. l^gan by Brig. Gen. John B. Mur­ Gets High Honor O’ Sullivan, who with the the Rev. Thomas McGlynn, O.P.. 7 :45. Friday evening at 7 :45, Stationt and phy, but, because of the illness of soon leave on a visit to Ireland. builder and to his vision, for, after parishioners has worked tirelessly Friday eveninga. Stations of the Cross, Benediction. Patrick's parish, Pueblo, continues One of the high lights of the party 46 years, in which the parish has to improve in Fitzsimons hospital, Mrs. Julianita Valdez of Durango, to bring “ happy days” to St. Jos­ 7:45. ST. JOHN THE EVANGELISrS the hero’s mother, it was mailed to was the reading of a history of St. grown steadily, the church is still eph’s. He has been ably assisted ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ CHURCH, CHURCH, E. Fifth and Jotepbiat: Sun­ Denver. E. Alameda and S. Sherman: Sunday day Mattes at 6, 7, 8. 9, 10, 11, and 12. her. This is the second such honor Joseph’s compiled by Will Kintz- large enough to accommodate the by Father Cornelius Flynn, as Masses, 5. 6, 7, 8. 9. 10, 11, and 12. ler. congregation. Weekday Mattel at 7 and 8 :46. Lenten to come to a Spanish-American sistant at S t Joseph’s. Weekday Hassee, 6 :S0, 7, and 7 :45. Sun- devotiont, Sunday at 7 :45 p.m., devotiont Institute Head Catholic of Colorado for war The first Catholic church was With the church completed, the and Benediction of the ‘ Bletted Sacra­ service. The other was Pvt. Joseph located on East Mountain and pastor started out to get contribu­ ment: Wednesday at 7:45, devotiont termon, and Benediction of the Bletted P. Martinez of Ault, who died in Riverside, and was of considerable tions for a church bell. He went VETERANS IN REGIS ON MARCH Sacrament; Friday' at 3 p.m.. the Stations capturing Chicagof pass in the historic value, for it was the first first to a neighbor who resided in of the Crott and Benediction; Friday at Attu islands. school building erected in Lari­ the same block as the church and 7:45 p.m., Stationt of the Croit and Benediction. ~The citation for Valdez, who died mer county. It was purchased by asked him to donate $25. The FOR PEACE-TIME ACTIVITIES in France, read in part: “ Through ^ the parish for $400 raised by sub­ LOYOLA CHURCH. E. 23rd and York: gentleman, however, did not like Sunday Maitee, 6, 7, 8:80. T0:80. and 12. his valiant, intrepid stand and a t'' scriptions and served as a house of church bells. He informed the Weekday Hastee, 8:80 and 8. Wedoetdav the cost of his own life, Valcjes worship until 1901, when the new priest that he would give him $25 evenfngt, 7 :30, termon and prayers and Ex-GIs in Regis college, Denver, and 22 per cent of the downtown Benediction. Sermoni on "Catholic Family made it possible for his comrades church was built. The original if he did not pqt up a bell. Father ^ escape and was directly respon­ building is still standing and How La Jeunesse took the money and are on the march. Their objective, enrollment of almost 80 students Life" by the Rev. Louis Fitiiimmoni. however, is not to promote war, are returned vets, giving a grand S.J., of Cleveland. Friday eyeningt,, 7 ;30, sible for repulsing an attack by is used for a residence. gave up the idea of a church bell. Way of tha Crott. Noveiu prayers in vastly superior enemy forces.” but to promote peace-time activi­ total of 87 vets or 44 per cent flf honor of the Sacred Heart and Benedic­ New Church First Goal In 1908 a rectory ^ s built, and ties. Feb. 21, about 40 of the re­ the enrollment of the two divi­ tion, Friday afternoon at 2 :80, Way of the Mrs. Valdez lives in Sacred It was in the spring of 1899 in 1926 the parish savf the comple­ turned vets now enrolled in the sions. Crott for school children. Father Louis Heart parish, Durango. A High that Father G. Joseph La Jeunesse tion of a parochial school at the college met in the Corral under FItztimmont, S.J., of Cleveland. O.. will Mass of Requiem for her son was came to St, Joseph’s as pastor. A cost of $75,000. Father La Jeu­ Business courses seem to at­ preach the Novena of Graee in honor of the direction of tfiV. newly ap­ tract the vets most strongly, as 44 8t. Francis Xavier, which will be con­ sung Feb. 21 in Durango by the new church was nis first goal. The nesse, who had acquired consider­ pointed counselor of veterans, Fa­ per cent of them are pursuing ducted from March 4 to March 12. Thie Rev. Miguel Pascual, C.R.. of smallness of the parish and the able real estate, intended to pay novena bat becomt popular throughout ther Earl Dieter, S.J., to discuss either accounting or business ad­ Antonito. The Rev. Michael Mas, lack of funds failed to daunt him. the major portion of the cost of the formation of a unit to assist the world. Owing to the numerous C.R., pastor of Sacred Heart par­ He selected a site, but lacking the erection of the school from his ministration courses, with the gen­ graces obtained through it. It come in restoring activities to the col­ eral arts course, including pre- to be known an the “Novelie of Grace.” ish, assisted. money was forced to let the deal own holdings. Then came the fi­ lege campus. The novena will contltt of a termon. ■The action in which the 129- stand. One morning Father La nancial crash of 1929 and St. Jos­ legal and journalistic courses, prayers in honor of the taint, and Bene- The first step in the organiza­ running a close second, with'a 31- dietion. pound youth lost his life was in Jeunesse was informed that he eph’s found itself reduced from tion was the appointment of a Rosenkrantz, France, Jan. 25,1945, had until 4 o’clock that afternoon prosperity to Want, It also was a per-cent rate. Chemistry, physics, ST. DOMINIC'S CHURCH. W. 29th and committee of four to drkw up a pre-medic, and pre-engineering Fedaral: Sunday Haiaei. 6:80, 7:80, 9 when the Third division ttoops were to raise the money or the land turn in the fortunes of Father La preliminary constitution that will courses engage the attention of 10:80 (High), and 12. Daily Mattel. 6:80 driving hard-fighting Nazis from Frederick Vernon Murphy, head would be sold. Jeunesse. He had worked for be submitted for approval. Elec­ and 7 :4S. Evenings, Rotary and Confei- their Rhine river bridgehead in the remaining 25 per cent. tiont at 7 ;80. Ash Wednetday Mattes, the Department of Architecture The priest immediately began a years to build up a fine parochial tion of officers will be one of the Magdalen* Gramling o f Toledo Southern Alsace. Although bleeding 18 Par Cant Married 8 ;80 and 7 :45. Aihei diitributed after at Catholic University of America, canvass of the parish and suc­ plant and had envisioned the day points provided for in the con­ Maitee and 8 ;80 in the afternoon, 7 -40 la preaident o f the Alumnae aato- to death from a stomach woumL and a leading Catholic authority on ceeded in obtaining part of the when the parish would be com­ stitution. It is interesting to note, too, in the evening. Wednetday, Rotary, cietion o f the Inatitote on Indni- ■Valdez himself fought off an ecclesiastical building, who' has pletely out of debt. The following that 78 per cent o f the veterans termon, and Beijedietlon at 7 ;80 p.m. money. He then ^ le d on Mike This initiative on the part of the Sermons on marriege: March 6, *'Aih try, a tummer achool for women attack with his automatic rifle and been appointed a member of the Gardener and his wife, and told years were discouraging for priest veterans might have ueen pre­ are full-time students, and that Wednetday,'’ introductory. Father workera tpontored by tha National directed an artillery barrage on National Commission of Fine Arts, them o f his need. He was greatly and people alike. Despite their he­ dicted, since there are six times 18 per cent of them have Hughes. March 18, '^ h a t la Mar­ Council of Catholic Women and Nazis in front of him. He served, official Federal advisory board of relieved when Mrs. Gardener said: roic efforts to keep financially sol­ as many of them now enrolled in shouldered the responsibilities of riage?” Father Hughae. March 27, tha Social Action department of with the Third infantry division vent, current expenses were not "How to Marry,’*' Father Forquer. seven members. Mr. Murphy de­ “ We have the money in the Regis college as there were in the married life. April 8, "The Marriage Bond." Father the National Catholic Welfare as an automatic rifleman. signed the Apostolic Delegation trunk.” The old couple had no met. Finally the strain was too first semester, according to statis­ All except five of these vet­ Galnor. April 10, "'Thlt la Not Marriage," Conference for tha past ntna Gen. Murphy was designated by building and the NCWC head­ children, and Mrs. Gardener, be- great on the priest and his health tics released by the dean’s office erans are attending school with Father Hughes. (Holy Week innouneed yaari. Miaa Gramling announced President Harry S. Truman to rep­ became impaired. later.) Fridayi. Rotary, Holy Hour, Sta- quarters in Washington. His wife in^ impressed with the young this week. the assistance of the Gl'bill, and tioni Of the Crott, and Benedietlon at that the la working to promote resent him in tha presentation of is the. former Margery Cannon o f priest, said to him: “ I wish I had In the fall of 1935, Father Of thi 120 enrolled on the cam-, two of these five are under pub­ 7:10 p.m. incraaiad attendance this year. the nation’s highest military decor- Deavar. a ton lik« you,” to which ha ra> O’Sullivan took over as paator. pun, 68 per cent are iormer Gin lic law (Turn to Pago t — Column J() Tha datas ara Jnna 16-23> atloD. ------

PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 420S Thursday, Feb, 28, 1946 Bringing You the Season’s LENTEN SERVICES IN DENVER OutAanding Dinners B i c i m FR. O'SULLIVAII CHURCHES ARE ANNOUNCED lOREnO HEIGHTS ■i. Special Served From Sunday A.M. to11 SLUED II ISO (Continued From Page One) p.m. Stations of the Cross and Benedle- tion. ST. ELIZABETH’S CHURCH, lU h u d COUEGE BflZflflR 5 P.M. Only CurtU; Sunday K u a n . S, 8, tilS , 11. ST. MARY MAGDALENE’S CHURCH. Dinner W. 20th and Dapow, Edgewater: - Sunday The second of a series of music and 12:15. Weekday Maaiea, S, 7, and Fort Collins. — Nearly 800 8 o'clock. Rajtular St. Anthony devotions Massea, C;80. 8, 10. and 12. Weekday recitals will take place in the USO* Tuead*y, 7:45 pjn. Holy Hour and ser­ Haas at 7 :80 o'clock. Lenten devotions people attended the St. Joseph Sundays at 8 p.m., Wednesday and Fri­ Thursday Friday Saturday NCCS club at 1575 Grant, Denver, mon on Wednesdays at 7 :30 p.m. SUtioni parish Mthering held in the school ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY of the Croas, Fridays at 7:45 p.m. day cveninga at 7 :80. hall in honor of the Very Rev. Eu­ Ciblet Cr»vy, OrcMbif, Bnitered Beet*, M uhed or Candied Thursday night, Feb. 28, at 8 p.m., SACRED HEART CHURCH, ZSth and ST. JOSEPH'S (POLISH) CHURCH, gene O’Sullivan Feb. 24. The Feb. 28 Mar. 1 Mar. 2 at which time Marguerite O’Day, Larimer: Sunday Masaea, 5:30, 7:50, t E. 40th and Panaaylvanla: Sunday Sweet Potaloe* and Cranberrv Sauce lo:5e. and 12 noon. Weekday!. (:t0 , 7. Massea, *, 7:30, 9, and 10:30, Weekday junior high school students gave INDIVIDUALLY BAKED CHICKEN PIE pianist, and Pauline Guindon, con­ and R. Aah Wedneaday, aermon and dia- Masaea, 7 and 8. Evening devotions, Sun­ a program consisting o4a several Cboice Hilk'Fed Chicken in Rich Naloral Gravy with tralto, will be heard in a group of tribution of aahea at 7 ;50 p.m. Way .of day at 7 ;30, Lamentations of Our Lord musical numbers, tap dancing, and Kaigbl* of Golumbas Hall - 16lh & Graal (in Polish). Tuesday at 3 p.m.. Stations Freih Garden Vegetables numbers. the Croat, Wedntsday evenlntt at 7:50 and Friday aftemooni at 2 ;50 o'clock. in English for children. Wednesday, 7 :30, group reading, - CHOPPED STEAK Miss Pauline Guindon, formerly Oevotiona for perpetna] novena in honor Rosary, sermon, and Benediction. Friday Louis P. Orleans read the his­ with Fresh Mushroom Sauce, Creamed Pea* and Carrots a soloist with the Denver Opera of the Sacred Heart Friday cveninfs at 7:30, Way of the Cross (in Polish), tory of St. Joseph’s parish which MANY PRIZES or Buttered Beets and French Fried Potatoes company, will open the program 7 :50 o'clock, ST. CAJETAN'S CHURCH, Ninth and was compiled by Will Kintzler. SEA FOOD PLATE *rith “ Ave Maria” by Kahn; "0 HOLY FAMILY CHURCH, W. 44th Lawronca: Sunday Haases. 8:30. 10:30 Mrs. Mary Prender^st presented CASH AWARDS - ELEC. REFRIGERATOR - THOR WASHER aad Ulica atreat. Sunday Massea. 6. 7:5*. (High), and 12:15. Weekday Maasea, 7 Breaded Fillet o f Halibiit, Gulf Shrimps, Eastern Scallop, Oyster Lovely Night” by Ronald, and ‘‘I and 8:15. Every Wedneaday night at Father O’Sullivan with a gift from ELEC. IRON - ELEC. MIXER - NYLON HOSE Love Thee” by Grieg. Her second 0, 10. 11, and 12. Weekday Uataaa. 6. and Cole Slaw with French Fried Potatoes and Tartar Saneo 7, and 8. Lenten servicea: Wr^neaday 7 :30 o’clock. Rosary, aermon, and Bene- the parishioners. Refreshments MEN’S SHIRTS - OTHER PREMIUM PRIZES Includes t Soup or Cocktail Hot Rolls Salad group of sonps includes “ Haba­ at 7 :50 p.m.. Rosary, aermon. and Bene­ tion. Every Friday night at 7:30 o'clock. were served by Knights of Co­ nera” from Bieet's Carmen; "Ga­ diction. Friday aftarnoon at 2:15. Sta- Rosary, Statlona of the Cross, and Bene­ Dessert Choice of Drinks tioni of the Cross: Friday evenincs at diction. One week of mission eom- lumbus, the PTA, and the Altar THIS SPACE DONATED BY votte” from the opera Mignon 7 :2o, Stations of the Cross, designed for menelng March 81, preached by the Rev. and Rosary society. RESTAURANT Miss Guindon will conclude the congregational praying, and Benediction. B. Rotger, C.R. The Knights of Columbus held 615 17th Street program with Coward’s "I’ll See ST. JOSEPH’S (REDEMPTORIST) OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE CHAPEL, their regular meeting Feb. 27. Bttwstn Wtiton ane You Again;” “ The Desert Song” CHURCH, W. Sixth and Catapago: Sun­ W. 12th and Umatilla (Miaaion aarvad After the meeting Capt. and Mrs. Callfamls Sts. by Romberg; and “ When I Have day Masses during Lsnt will be at 6:30, from Sf. Cajatan’a ): Every Wednesday 7 :50. 8 :50 upper and lower church, 9 :30 night at 7 o'clock. Rosary, sermon, and Beverly Farrens told of their ex­ JaiHES ClHRKE 400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSIC Sung My Song” by Charles. High Mass, and 11:50. Weekday Masses Benediction. Every Friday night at 7 periences at guerrilla fighting in Miss Marguerite O’Day, who will ^at 6. 7, and 8. Saturdays at 6 and 7. o'clock. Rosary. Statlont of the Croas. the Philippines. accompany the vocalist, will also Sunday nights special Lenten sermons on Ona waek of mission commencing March the characters the Sacred Passion. 10, preached by the Rev. P. Rivas, C.fL The K. of C. will sponsor a par­ add to the program with her piano Tuesdays, novena devotions in honor of OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE ish party on Tuesday, March 5. Headquarters for CHURCH selections, “ Waltz in C Sharp Onr Mother of Perpetnal Help at t and CHAPEL, W. 34tii and Kalamath (mi* This will be the last party until ARTICLES OF DEVOTION Minor” and “ Waltz in E Flat” 7 :50 p.m. Fridnys. Way of tbn Cross et slea tarved from S(. Cajalan't)) Every after Lent. CHURCH FURNISHINGS GOODS by Chopin. Her second group will 2:30 p.m. for the school children; at 7 ;S0 Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Rosary, BOOKS FOR THE CATM- in the fvening, congregational praying of sermon, and Benediction. Every Friday Reports to Mark consist of Chopin’s “ Fantasie Im­ the Way of the Crosi. Saturday evenings, night at 8 o’clock. Rosary, Stations of OUO LAITY AND CLERGY promptu” and “ Liebestraum” by devotions in honor of Onr Blessed Lady the Croaa. and Banediction. One week of Group’s Meeting HOUSE Liszt. Miss O’Oay is a teacher of at 7:30 o'clock. Aah Wedneaday, tha mission commencing Msreh 24, preached bltised aahea wDI be distributed after St. Joseph’s Altar and Rosary so­ 1636-38 Tremoni Bireet music at the Lake junior high by the Rev. P. Rivas, C.R. Phone TAbor S7R9 the 6, 7, and 8 o’clock Maises; in the ST. LEO'S CHURCH, W. Colfax and ciety will meet at 2 o’clock on school and has given many recitals afternoon at 3, and after the evening Ninth; Sunday Mksses, 7:80, 9, 10:80, Wednesday, March 6. The chair­ in Denver music circles. devotions at 7 ;30 o’clock. and 18:16. Weekday Hasses, 8. Wednes­ ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S CHURCH, men of the different groups are days, 8 p.m., S t Ann's novena. Lenten asked to report on their activities E. Ariuaa and S. Josephin*! Sunday sermon, and Benediction. lAidays. 8 p.m., Masses: 7. 8:30. »;30. 10:30. and 12. Statlona of the Cress and Benediction. and give their plans for the year’s Wstkday Masses, 0:46 and 8:15. Evening work and also to leave a list of 'EXPRESS^— . The Denver Catholic devotioni, Wednesdays, 7:46. Rosary, ser­ mon. and Benedtetion, which ia offered members for the president. CH. 0380 CALL CH. 0380 for the intention of peace; Fridayi, 7 ;45, Mrs. V. 0. Coffin will report Register Way of the Croat and Benydietion, Con­ on the quarterly meeting of the fessions will be heard on both Wadnet- FAST MESSENGER SERVICE Published Weekly by the day and Friday evenings after services. ArcUiisliop Velir CCW held in Denver. The opening of the study session will be held 1953 Broadway FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR GOODS, USE Catholic Press Society, Ine. ST. JAMES’ CHURCH. E. 13th and Nawpert: Sunday Masses, 6:30, 7:30, after the business meetilig. Mrs. Pick-up and Deliveries of All Kinds JOHNSON SERVICE ON EVERY MOVE 938 Bannock Street, Denver, 8:30, 10. II, and 12, Weekday Hasses, Warren Riddell’s committee is in MOVING - PACKING - STORAGE Colo. 5 :30 and 7 ;30. Lenten aermon Wednesday charge of refreshments. TRUNKS • P.4CKACES ■ B.4GCACE at 7 :45 p.m. Stations of the Croat, Friday Is Guest of Corps Those attending the quarterly IMMEDIATE SERVICE at 3 :30 and 7 :30 p.m. 221 BROADWAY DENVER, COLO. Subscription: II Per Tear ST. MARY'S CHURCH. Littlaton: Sun­ meeting of the ACCW in Denver Entered as Second Class Matter day Massea, 8 and 10 o'clock. Weekday Archbishop Urban J. 'Vehr was were Mrs. V. 0. Coffin, Mrs. Mtis, 7:46. Wednesday aveningt, Rotary, Mary Jackson, Mrs. Harry Smith, at the Post Office, Denver, honor guest at the second anniver­ sermon, and Benediction of the Blessed Mrs. Mary Prendergast, Mrs. H. H. Colo. Sacrament; Friday evenings. Stations of sary celebrktion of the USO-NCCS PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ths Cross and Benediction of the Blessed Hale, Mrs. Charles Madar, Mri. Al­ Sacrament at 7 ;45. junior hostess corps Feb. 18, in the bert Emanuel, Mrs. Carl Johnson, GRAND OPENING OFFER OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL USO club at 1675 Grant street, and Mrs. E. 0. Ahlbrandt CHAPEL, w. 39th and Kalamath (mia- Hattaa, 5. 7:30. g. 10, 11. and 12. Week­ Denver. Archbishop Vehr, together Entartaina Pupils 4 Proofs WARNER STUDIOS Phone day Maaiet, 9:30, 7, 7:30, 8. and 8:30. with 18 other guests, presided at Miss Mary Lou Martinez en­ Sunday evenings at 7 :30, Rotary and tertained the ninth grade pupils Shown CH. 3708 short sermon: Wednesdays, Stations of the head table, which overlooked 1649 Welton ths Cross in Italian at S o’clock, at 4 four tables the length of the club at a dinner party in her home at for the children, and at 7 :$0 in English ballroom, seating approximately 901 Remington street. After the for all. Novena to the Sorrowfnl Mother 350 members of the junior host­ dinner Miss Martinez took the Hours: 10-7 Daily— Sunday 12-4 and the Stations of the Blessed Uothef class to the theater to see The on Fridays, at 3 in Italian, at 4 for the esses corps. To Introdiie* eur Fin* portraiture we will make the holder Belle of St. Mary’s, children, and at 7 :S0 in English for all. of tliia aid o b o boautiful Silvtrtone portrait for only 5 9 c The dinner, given the corps by Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McIntyre ST. ROSE OF LIMA'S CHURCH. 1310 the Denver committee. National No ohligation. Children our apecialty. Let ua prove W. Nsvada: Sunday Masses, 8 and 10 and Rosemary are here visiting fu s t €ts sensiSSe o'clock. Ash Wednesday, Mass at 8 Catholic Community Service, -was our portrait* are ^ hecutiful but not expeniive. Thii offer with friends. They are now living made for limited time only. Good until March IS. o'clock. Evening devotions consisting of arranged by Mrs. Milton W. Allen, in Santa Fe, N. Mex. the Stations of the Cross and Benediction chairman of the junior hostesses, every Friday at 7:45. Miss Beverly Skold became the DENVER’S NEWEST STUDIO HOLY ROSARY CHURCH, ^ 4 7 lh and assisted by the 14 chaperons of the bride of Robert Emanuel in a cere­ Psarl street: Suitilay M asses,^ and 10. corps. It marked the second year mony in S t Joseph’s church. The BRING THIS AD Weekday Masses,'' 8. Evening devotions, the junior hostesses have been €tS €t Sundays. Wednesdays, and Fridaya at Rev. Cornelius Flynn officiated at 7 ;30. (Snndayt and Fridayi, Staiiona of under the leadership of Mrs. Allen. the double-ring ceremony. Ash about our First Communion, tha Cross; Wedneadayi, aermon, Rotary, During the two years hostesses Miss Therese Gilsdorf sang an and Benediction.) Tuetdayi at 5 p.m.. have attended dances every eve­ Ave Maria.” She was accompanied Graduation, Year Booh Pictures Stations of the Cross. ning in the club and have, several PRESENTATION CHURCH, W. Sixth by Mrs. Mary Prendergast. Miss and Julian; Sunday Masses, 6, 8, 10, and times during the week, attended Nadene Vance was maid of honor The WHITE CROSS plan ler pre-arrange* 12. Weekdays, distribution of Communion dances at the various fields ad­ and T. Sgt. James W. Emanuel at 7 :00; Hats at 8 o'clock. A series of jacent to Denver. men! of funeralt it at practical at iniur- conferences, conducted by the Rev. Fri- was best man. The ushers were ance against accidents, sickneis and hot- dolin Shockley. O.F.M., will be held Merit Pint Awarded Dave and Phil Bush. weekly on Wednesday evenings at 7 ;80, pitalizafion . . . just as sensible as making Special recognition was «ven Mrs. Emanuel, who has made followed by Benediction, and on Fridays her home with her grandmother, a will, This protection it now available at 8:00, confsrence for children and members of the corps earning USO Stations of the.Cross; at 7:80 p.m.. Sta­ volunteer pins. Meriting two-star Mrs. Mary V. Skold o f 327 E. tions of the Cross and conftrencs. After IT'S A GOOD thru the Boulevard Mortuary. Myrtle street, since she was a child. services on Wednesday and Friday eve­ pins, representing 1,000 hours of The WHITE CROSS future needt plan nings Confessions will be heard. volunteer service, were Dorothy is a graduate of Fort Collins high ST. THERESE'S CHURCH, 0S08 E. oi and ‘ ‘has ■school been working at the ttay be handled as a cash transaction or Gorman, Marion Macken, and 14th, Aurora: Sunday Masses, 8 and 10 Mary Catherine Fahey. One-star telephone office for one and a half by payments oi a few cents a week . . . to o'clock. Weekdays, 8 o'clock. Lenten de­ years. Mr. Emanuel, recently dis­ STEP TO TAKE! votions. Wvdntsdayt at 7 :80 p.m., St. pins, reprssenting 600 volunteer 3 0 include an individual or your entire fam­ Thsrese*s novena services and Bsnedle- hours, were Saraed by Florence charged from the army, is the son ily. No age limits, no medical examina­ (ion: Fridays at 7:80 p.m.. Stations of Abel, Harriet Burge, Louise Burge, of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Emanuel, the Cross and Banediction. who live south.of the city. I tion, no assessment.. Guaranteed by legad .ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH. W. 23rd Wilma Carr, Betty Forrester, Ava­ and Pacos; Sunday Masses, 7, 9, 10:80, lon Geeck, Catherine Murray, Rita reserve insurance. 'S-S and 12 o'clock. Weekday Hasses, 7 and 8 Roberts, Eunice Schell, Mrs. Irma Publiihe* Thank* o'clock except on Satnrdays. Lenten eve­ J l Telephone for a copy of the WHITE ning devotions, Wednesdays and Fridays Hogan, Mrs. Olive Wilson, Mrs. A California woman, a sub­ CROSS booklet or mail this advertisement at 7 :45, novena and Stations of the Croea. Gladys Mensik, Mrs. A. B. Olsen, scriber to the Denver Catholic ST. LOUIS' CHURCH, 3300 S. Shtr- and Mrs. Claire Mulligan. Register, wishes to publish thanks with your name and address. No obliga­ raan, Englewood: Sunday Masses, 4, 8, for favors received from the Holy tion whatsoever. 9. 10, and 11:80. Waekdays, S;S0 and 8 Fifty-hour pins were awarded in the ehnreh except Saturday when ths Georginia Albers, Katherine Bud- Trinity through the Blessed Virgin, •X*X last Mass is offered in the convent. Com­ nick, Shirley Bond, Olga Busskohl, the Little Flower, and Father Jun- MRS. JAS. P. AAcCONATf munion is distributed before Mass on weekdays. Lenten devotions Wednesday Wilma Barlow, Marguerite E. ipero Serra, the apostle of Cali­ JAS. F. McCONATY JOS. P. MeCONATY «t 7 :45 p.m. consisting of Rosary, sermon, Bums, Yoland Caprano, Rose M a^ fornia. v.*.% and Benediction. Friday. 2:80 and 7:41 Cotter, Catherine Cull, Patricia Cook, Louise Campbell, Betty Lou 2870 Colo. Blvd. Keep Your Dolan, Mary Rose Dalton, Lenore m Viiioo Fleece, Bernice Fehringer, Anna SIMMONS DRUG GO. DP TO DATE Graf, Sue Graham', Darlene LEVARD Grindle, Mary Louise Gergory, Lil­ EA. 99S3 Dr. John R. lian Golesch, Betty Homer, Pat Heiney; WB APPRXaATK TOUB PATRONAGB ^ > u m d t6 2 $ COYLE Jean Horst, Evelyn Hilliard, m Rita Higgins, Glenns Loyd, Claire O^ometritt Lowry, Stella Muniz, Patricia Ma­ SPEER 8603 honey, Mildred M. Morley, ■ Carol 5U Mack BUg. Morrison, Kitty McAndrews, Mary Alice O’Connor, Sally P. Paulsen, m Aoto Body and Fender Dorothy Portner, Catherine Pog- liano, Ruth Fece, Madelyn Roony, REPAIRING AND PAINTING Mildred Strecker, Vonne Stemple, O P E N Y O U R FRCK ESTIHATI TTHB PATMENT8 Kathy Scott, Mary Schemmel, m m e m m SWAYNEWIHBUSH Betty Jean Seivert, Polly Stein- bach, Mary Wisman, and Gloria 8 8 0 BANNOCK TA. 6 1 1 8 Wolever.' . ..a 4" ^ After ■ Dinner Bolling FORDS Slnoa ttU OppO'” '" '’•I**** Blasted Sacrament to Be Host CHARGE ACCOUNT Blessed Sacrament parish, Den­ 'I**-** High shoes in black ver, will be host to service men and brown and white women in the area Sunday, March at the merits store . if He Gets 3, when a tamale pie dinner will A STURDY STYLE be served in the USO-NCCS club, tlV \0 l U It’s a step in the right direction for newcomers and 1676 Grant street, Denver. The o s MOOl5> oldtimers, alike! A Charge Account at Qottrell’s Very Rev. Harold V. Campbell, is an excellent way to establish your name . . . and vXs For School pastor of Blessed Sacrament, has appointed Mrs. M. W. Allen chair­ also to establish your record of prompt payment. MILLER man for the evening. Mrs. Allen It’* a recommendation that will always stand you and her committee of workers will in good stead! serve from 6 to 7 p.m. Buffet sup­ .LX pers are a regular Sunday evening feature at the club. i'i^*** Meals Community singing in the club lounge, d ire^ d by Billy Bernard, CUP THIS and an orchestra dance in the club ballroom are additional Sunday and Mail to CollreWt, 621 Sixteenth St, night attractions. as Our Lady of Loretto circle met Feb. 15 in the home of Miss Eve­ aV’.V lyn Miller. After a short busi­ Thie supple, high grade ness session, a social hour was en­ HIS TIMELY BOOKLET ON joyed with prizes being awarded leather makes a durable ig¥; to Mrs. Frances Edmonds and BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Sweet children’s shoe. Mrs. Helen Wehrle. Mrs. Helen Matthews, member of this circle, Most i| e n 'work for some­ A fine selected leather . . . made body else; But some men pre­ m into scientifically designed shoes left Denver with her husband and small son to take up residence in for growing feet. fer to work for themselves. For Oakland, Calif. Mrs. Jerry Han­ these men who want a busi­ as Brown, Black and son and daughter, Karen, are vaca­ ness of their own, we have a Name •****e*e**eee< White (2 to 5 )...... $ 2 .9 8 tionists in California. The next meeting -will be held March 15 in booklet about some newer Brown, Black and A R the home of Miss Dorothy Walsh. types of business which seem Home Address ...... White (5V4 to 8).... destined for a real future. A Peaches! B, C. AND D, WIDTHS Flowers for AD Occasions copy is yours free. No obliga­ Business or O ccupation...... Brown, Black ^ 4 Q Q D*»«i4*kl* DalWarv aarric* tion. No stringe'of any kind. We Telegraph Flotears 8% to 12...... The booklet is published simply Name o f Employer ...... B, C, AND D. WIDTHS UEB’S FLOWER SHOP as a public service to help CHILDREN’S SHOES workers and retumwi service­ Other Charge Acconnl* or Reference* __ ♦ W;:: PfaoiM GI. 01S3 . . . An B o m iii EXPERTLY FITTED men to build a real future for 3922 W. 32nd Ave. themselves. Come in and get m *‘Foot Comfort at Lots Cost m - your copy soon. W: for the Entire Family” A.B.C. DOLL SHOP m illE R 'S New Dolls and Toys RUDOLPHS Doll Repairing Lacquer Refuiishing D £ n v e r . SHOE STORE DOLL WIGS rjlNDUSINDUSTRIAL RANK EBTTKeiJi’S Religious Statues Repaired SUPER mnBKETil 804 ISth TA. 0335 15J4 ( «5|4 CALIFORNIA STREET 1515“ " Arapaho* MA.7617 ^ MM1I1*9901171 eiMVIl M7 *0«0| C*. ^ K 3lS *M «*f ll«re-621 SIXTEENTH S T .S ^ I Thursday, Feb. 28, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEsrstone 4205 PAG|; THREE

LEE C RICHARD ■ f Prizes Priceless BANEY L HANEY eyiLD SOCIAL I y Eyea p t Glaasea ExamitiiHl Fitted ___ iM ‘ '-‘•n SLATED MAO. 2 LEE €. HANEY' AND SON Mambars o f St, Ptneeni da PauPs Parish Exclusive Optometrists .. m AT DESALTS T A . 2 6 9 0 Credit If Desired T A . 2 6 9 0 •27 18TH ST- DENVKM ' ^ r* In planning for your family’s future wel­ The annual card party spon­ Ofridal XJtJL fare, consider the wisdom of securing sored by St. Joseph’s guild, as re­ RMtsarsat FUTURE NEED PROTECTION now, ported in the Register last week, will be held Saturday, March 2, LIsisEi by Dincan Blase, during the years of earning income. Under AElrantarM at 2 o'clock in St. Francis de mURPHV’S la Good Eating OLINGER’S FUTURE NEED PLAN you Sales’ high school building, 235 BROADWAY AT ELLSWORTH OPEN PROM can secure this intelligent provision for S. Shermalf street, Denver. Fol­ II A.M. TQ a A.M. every member of your family— regardless lowing isi'Tist of patrons: POPULAR of age. The cost is very little. . . only a Mmes. D. J. Reinert, Vincent McVeigh, Charles M. Butler, Rob­ LUNCHEOIVS F e a tu rin g few cents a day. Consult Olinger’s Advis­ One jo f Den- ert Shilvock, John H. Spillane, Colorado ory Department. .. there is no obligation. W, A. Harpold, C. A. Reifsny- ver’e Finest COMPLETE Famous « • der, John B. Craig, A. P, McCal- Bare and lin, Arthur Turner, Karl Mayer, Mountain M. Fletcher, Matt Verlinden, and F ou n tain * DINNERS Eugene Daley.; Misses Dorothy Trout, KSTH tt SPEER It for your fa­ After the Show or 3 1; Swanson, Ellen Gemon, and Elisa­ Juicy, Ten­ BOULDER SHERMiVN beth Sheeby; Mmes. Harry Grout, vorite Soda Dance Meet Your millTIliRIES JP 4NMB r > Dwight Shea, Fred L. Kelley, Sr.; der Steaks, m or Sundae, Friends at Murphy’s J r A. C. Tremlett, Thomas L. Mulli­ C hops and Departments Call, GLendale 3663 gan, Edward Nevins, Rose Mc- C o c k t a il Fried Glone, and Patricia McGlone. Service. Chicken Tamales, Chili, CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our personnel and the Sandwiches, Our Specialty Chicken. finest equipment and facilities are assigned to Party Will Be Bensfil Banquet Room ior Parties every Catholic Service. For New Doponl Church :LO sko ALL DAY TUESDAY

Vlci-tfitldint 4.^ ..Jj Derby.— The women o f the Irondile Altar society will CASH for Hirae committee chairmen of the Loretto booth; and Mrs. J. P. Reddick o f 1300 Monaco, give a dance party March 2 : Heights college baxaar are “showing o ff' an all chairman of tha faneywork booth. in the Riverdale Grange hall SEE THE NEW 1946 CHEVROLET In addition to the articles shown aboTO, for the future new church in I wool, hanij|mada afghan, embroidered dish towels, EVERY IVEED women’s nylon hose, men’s white shirts, a re­ Dupont. NOW ON DISPUY and a black cord bag—all prises which will ap- frigerator, a washing machine, an electric mixer/ Service That Is Different** I pear at the L.H.C. basaar. Pictured are, left to a floor lamp, cash prises, and other articles will WISH TO ACQUAINT YOU I right: Mrs. T. J. Killian o f 909 S. Josephine, appear at the basaar. MIm Losaiao cordially invitee yon to bring COMPLETE ENGINE OVERHAUL I chairman o f the candy booth; Mrs. W. J. Me- The affair it being held in the Knights o f Co WITH A your financial trouble* to her. BODY and FENDER DEPT. Mhnamy of 2652 Fairfax, chairman of the cake lurabus hall Feb. 28 and March 1 and 2. Genuine Factory Parts Used on An; Make Car or Truck GIFT SHOP uts.»__ Mgr. Lighthousc LoRD & FbaDce Co. Mary Ellen Dougherty Free Pick Up Service 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION OPENS Featuring Articles Made Phone KE. 8169 *ed ri«ir, CaUferal* Bldg. 1,7ih & Calif. Is Dride in Minnesota of Natural Slone ON FRIDAY IN ST. LOUIS’ If TOO hart tlojiB 900 with Btdt 4641 VINER CHEVROLET CO. Bdwy. Into tomethinr SPECIAL wt may Miss Mary Ellen Dougherty, bt abit to torve you. We art OPEN §t. Vincent de PauFs Parish formerly director of Little Flow­ (St. Louii’ Pariih, Englewood) several activities of this kind every BUNDAYh for yoar cotsTtoienct. er Social center and employed at ■The Forty Hours’ devotion will year, with a view to building up Washington Park Mkt. the Denver Deanery Council of HODGE GROCERY St. Francifi de Salesf open in St. Louis’ churdh Friday the membership, and eventually THE ROCK HOUSE Catholic Women for 12 years, was m orni^, March 1, at the 8 o’clock enrolling every man in the parish. Red & White Food Store united in marriage, Feb. 22 to 2111 EAST VIRGINIA C. ALFRED HODGE, Proprietor Mass. 'There will be congregational Lenten devotions will be held BILL HUGHES, Prop. 2105 East Virginia Ave. Under New Management Benedict Berlin in the Immacu­ prayers and meditation on the Eu­ Wednesda:{ and Friday evenings at JAMES ANDERIES late Conception Cathedral, St. charist Friday and Saturday eve­ 7:45. Stations of the Cross will Complete Food Service SP. 7505 Cloud, Minn., before the Rev. V. J. nings from 8 to 9. The devotion also be conducted on Friday after­ Meats, Groceries, Sunto. They were attended by the HE E im H I 598 South Gilpin DUJVER DRUG Plastering • Patching will close Sunday afternoon at 4 noons at 2:30. Blessed ashes will 6m«rt to Bo Thrifty^ Fresh Fririts and Vegetables bride’s niece, Doris Marie Jacob­ o’clock. The sermon for the closing be distributed on Ash Wednesday Of Your Watch PRESCRIPTIONS Stuccoing son, and Robert Moehle. will be delivered by the Rev. Clem­ after the 8 o’clock Mass, at 3 in D. U. CONOCO EXPERTLY FILLED 430 S. York RA. 3435 Benedict Bergan is a native of ent V. Gallagher. the afternoon, and after services Repair Troubles Little Falls and supervisor of the in the evening. MAHONEY DRUG Sundries • Soda Fountain Members of the Altar society MYRTLE MAHONry. Prep. recreation and leisure tijne depart­ will receive Communion in the 8 Children Make Donations Is H ere SERVICE STATION ment in that city. The following donations for the Prescriptions Called for and Alameda Drug Store o’clock Mass this Sunday. The reg­ O^CAR w £iXaAN Prop. Our Every Day Downtoien Mr. and Mrs. Bergan will travel ular meeting will be held on Mon­ new school Victory fund were re­ Delivered Free SpccJxJlxliif ta LabrlentioB V. O. PETERSON, Prop. cently received from the children Two of Denver^ s Finest Price* Save You Money in the Western states for two day afternoon at 1:30 following Ice Cream - Fountain Service T in Rcpairini uid B«e«ppiiif months, and will visit Denver, services in the church. A pre- at a Valentine party: First grrade, Watchmakers, Bernard H, 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 Cut Rate'Drugs $11; second, $10; third, $5; fourth 3001 60. irniVERSlTT PE. 1841 1400 S. Broadway after which 'they will be at home Lenten social hour will feature the Shapiro and Al C. Mincher, Fonptain Service - School Supplies in the Riverside Villa in Little meeting. and fifth, $18; and sixth, $10. have opened their own RA. 2405 Your Butinei* Appreciated Falls. Letters to the parishioners, ask­ Devotions in honor of St. Joseph ing them to continue in or sign store. Alameda and Broadway will be held after the 8 o’clock Order C O A L Now ujj for the Victory club, were BO^XIE BBAE Mass during the month of March. mailed this week. The offering in Bring Year Watch PEIVCOL FOOD JACKSON’S IFe Recommend Holi/ Name Men the special collection the first Sun­ in for FREE exam­ MART COLLMBEVE and day of every month is used for the Shopping Cut Rate Drugs Plan Card Party Victory fund. ination and Esti­ E¥DUSTR1AL Members of the Marian sorority Complete Super Service PRESCRIPTIONS The Holy Name society is spon­ soring a card party in the hall met last week in the home of Miss m ate. You pick it out— We'll deliver It FOUNTAIN SERVICE Helen Poole. FREE PROMPT DEUVERT S I I P R E M E Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock for DR. C. M. BECKER -HOLTZ- 8P. 1611 AUmwda uid i)owniiig Call 6P. S445 Downing 4k Alneaola members, their wives, and friends. John David Cairns, infant son RED & WRITE C O A L C O . Those attending are asked to brin^ of Sgt. and Mrs. Joseph Patrick Dentist PE. 4679 1144 So. Penn their own cards. Refreshments wi Cairns, was baptized Sunday. FRESH MEATS — nSH SCHIUmC’S LIQUORS BUCHANAN’S be. served after the games. There Sponsors were John Cairns and • I - vi mt f. HAS RE-OPENED HIS OFFICE AT Groceries & Vegetables Catherine Shelton. WM. SCHILLING, Prop, will be no charge of any kind. The 2335 E. Ohio SP. 9456 Your PatroDsg* Appradstad LIQUOR STORE hope of the members is to have A statement of receipts for Feb­ (At UniT.rsity Bird. S Ohio DELIVERY SERVICE Fine Wines and Liquors FIRST AID ruary will be distributed to the 2626 E. Louisiana SP. 1912 parishioners this Sunday. at Lowest Prices. Fine Wines and Liquors For Cut*, BruitM, luMct Bite* The Smilanic and Uranesic fami­ All Popular Beers Ws Ptatirs Christian Bros. Wlass Senior Sodality Preisser’s Red & White ALL POPULAR BEERS Tincture ‘Merthiolatc’ lies arranged a progressive dinner Bonnie Brae last Saturday for the members of We Test Every Watch on the 482 So. Bdwy. PE. 8501 Ph. PE. 1777 (Lillv) 377 So. Broadway their families who have returned Grocery and Market Brug Co. Handy Ve»t Pocket—Applicator Bottle At Cathedral Has AT YOUR DRUG STORE from service. Fathers Joseph FANCY btEATS. VEGETABLES, AND Downtown Prices QUALITY GROCERIES AT Distributed by O’Heron and Victor Koegel were Prescriptions a Specialty Tooley’s 3 DAY SERVICE guests for the occasion. LOWER PRICES KOEP LABORATORIES Pre-Lenten Party Free Delivery SPmee 4447 Fountain Service Division, Frank C. Cook Co. When Things Look Dark 3SI] C. Ohio Awo, (So. UnlT. u d Ohio) 763 So. University PE. 2255 F o o d S t o r e 3147-49 Larimer St. Call PE. 4686 Denver 5, Colorado A pre-Lenten party was held by MARINE GRILL CHOICE MEATS . FISH members of the Cathedral Senior •■BERNIE" WEBER, Prop. The firms listed here de­ CONOCO PROOUCTS GROCERIES Pickup and Delivery sodality the evening of Feb. 20 in St. Paul’s reading room. The pub­ •BREAKFASTS serve to be remembered Lubrication, (k r Washing, Betteriea Fresh Pruitt and Vegetables Plain Dresses 85c licity committee was in charge of •LUNCHEONS when you are distributing Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing Bird’s Eye Frosen Foods Men’s Suits 60c the meeting, BONNIE BRAE tOUB PATRONAGE Gloria Wolever and Gloria Hall •COMPLETE your patronage in the dif­ APPRECIATBO SOUTH DENVER presented a skit, “ Information DINNERS 1524 ferent lines of business. CONOCO SERVICE Please." Ida Petz, first vice prefect, COORS ON TAP Curfis St. TAber 5733 724 So. University • PEU 9909 900 So. Pearl SP.6S87 will direct the next dramatic skit, Cleaners & Dyers to be presented in several months 1052 So. Gaylord SP. 9753 594 So. Broadwai by Cathedral aodalists. A quiz contest on items in the Cathedral Marynewt, sodality SOUTB GAYLORD news sheet, was won by Frances Men’s Graves, chairman of the apostolic Shopping J. M. DELOHERY committee. Suits 13 to Attend Retreat Thirteen members of the Cath­ 1092 So. PROMPT SERVICE JIM’S TAVERN Phone edral sodality will attend the re­ Mary Anse Bakeries (^ylord BOB’S SP. 0574 128 BROADWAY treat in El Pomar for the Denver BROADMOOR Let Tanr Savings Earn Speciaiitt* in Mora. . . Batter than av­ Archdiocesan Parish Sodality ___ ttegardless of Amount Grocery and Market F I N E F O O D S erage eamingt on your union March 23-24. PARTY PASTRIES CLEANERS aavingt. proleeted by Following a talk by the Rev. Groceries, Meats and Fancy 3S Broadway 1424 Bo. Gsylord Lee apd Bill Burke« Propo. gov't Insured FHA loana Frederick McCallin on “ Present- Vegetables The Place to Enjoy the saiety of in­ day Conversions," refreshments SP. 7413 PE. 7315 The Store of Quality and Price "EEvfev PE. 8485 sured assets with privi­ were served. The next meeting will Meet Your Friends 712 SOUTH PEARL lege el withdrawal at be March 20. . seB a n k lime. Deposits by mail welcome. 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION NATIONAL BRAND HARDWARE ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER FURNACE CLEANING AND REPAIRING 41$ MaiMtIe Bldg. 2t9-IClh SU Deavet Week o f Sunday, March 3: Our MeaEY ORDERS SUPER MARKET SHEET METAL AND GUTTEB WOBK STILLWELL & SON The firms listed here de­ Lady of Mt. Carmel church, Den­ 1004 S. Gaylord Sp. 6752 So. Gaylord Hdw. Co. serve to be remembered (olum bia. S a v > i ver; St. Thomas’ seminary, Den­ Texaco , . Service BUIlOlNO C* .3AS aSSOC ATtON ver; and Our Lady of Peace EOS SEKEHN6 MOHET UYWHERE FREE DELIVERIES DAILY 1055 So. Gaylord SP. 2961 Harfak 8«mca when you are distributing church, Greeley (13 Hours’). \ WE TAKE PHONE ORDERS CHANGE TO WINTER your patronage in the dif­ 12.00 OR MORE DAILY GREASE AND OILS Stiffs * * » BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES Finest line o f Meats, Groceries Tire Reeappins and Repaitins ferent lines of business. [ommunity FloiUEr ALAMEDA H 6 LINCOLN PE. MSS and Vegetables on the Market W . Will Not B. Undtrssid south gpylow) ORDER COAL NOW CASHABlt WITHOUT DEUY V IU IE ^ N E SPruce73l8 ON IDENTIFICATION ONLY Your Patronage Appreciated H o l j G h o s t . . . While Yos Gel PROMPT DELIVERY YAM tnonUUM. MaaacOT The firms listed here de­ MosI Grades Are Available — TA. 2211 serve to be remembered JESSE rOUNB So. Gajlord Gaylord Drag bo. B'way at California ONATIOIUIHIIK J. ROY SMITH. Prok when you are distributing NEAR HOLY GHOST CHURCH ani£Et,xr CBAMPA • o c R v n Creamery 1059 So. Gaylord SP. 3345 your patronage in the dif­ S & H Green Stamps <' Prescriptions Carefully Filled fiia]ideTiifil& • EMIfl rfDEKAl DCVOSIT INSUIANCI CCtIVOta' tiON MILK — CREAM — BUTTER ferent lines of business. by Registered Pharmacists Oils • Batteries • Service 2id at Saati Fa Oriva Taiapbaaa TAbar 2211 Open 8 a. m. to II p. m. daily FINE WINES AND UQU0R8 Bring Your Family and Friends to the 3 Big Nights of Fun and Qames at LORETTO HEIGHTS GOLLEGE BAZAAR WHEN? 8:00 P. M. Tonight, Feb., 28, Friday, March 1 & Sat. March 2—WHERE? Knights of Coiumhus Haii, 16th & Grant Sts.

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PAGE FOUR Office, Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4206 *^KNVBsi MotT peooeaiervt” RST. DOMINIC’S PARISH PTA WE OFFER IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Tin CaiMdi Laundry I Dry Olaanirs PU WIIL siiDims B[em Complete Laundry A Dry Clttning Sirvica PLANS PRE-LENTEN A C T IV in iVEW TIRES W« Call tu aaU Dalim ALL SIZES 1647 Market Tabor 6270^79 PAST PRESIHTS (St. Deminic'c Pariah, Denvar) so arrBnged that the guests may The annual pre-Lenten card par­ come at any tima during the eve­ ISEW BATTERIES ty apoasored by the PTA will be ning and leave ^ e n they with to ( 8 t. Vinesat de Paul't Paritk, held Tueeday evening, March 6, in do 10. The affair ia etrictly for the (St. Mary's Academy, Denver) ALL TTfkS fJSEMY . Denvar)* the church auditorium at 8 o’clock. men o f the parish- and the com­ The pinball season opened in St. The monthly meeting of the Mrs. George Bugg, president and mittee will arrange to care for the Mary’s academy Feb. 26 with the first game being played between RECAPPING REPAIRING ROAD SERVICE PTA will be held Monday, March chairman, has arranged an inter­ serving and refreshments.' esting program and secured many the freshmen ana the seniors. The 4, at 2 :80. This meeting will hon­ Altar Society Communion patrons for this event. Mrs. A. C. The Rotary Altar society senior team, captained by Cather- MONEY TO PAY or the past presidents o f the or­ Reid, in charge of prises, an­ will receive Holy Communion in ne Murray, is composed of Helen ganisation. A special program nounced that many attractive spe­ the 7:80 o’clock Mass Sunday, Johnson, Frances Sandry, Gloria LUBY Chevrolet Co. Therese Perry, Kathrynnryn Morrissey, has been arranged by ihe program cial prises have been^cured and March 3, and will hold the regular YOUR that individual table i^aes will be luncheon meeting Tuesday, March and Betty Naranjo,ijo. The freshman KEystone 1311 1212-14th Street chairman. Mrs. R. J. TeMsat, and team is composeId of Eileen Law- a tea will be served after the awarded. Mrs. J. T, McDermott has 6, at 12:30 o’clock in the church less and Betty Murri^,»y, co-cap- meeting. The fourth grade moth­ arranged for the refreshments, auditorium. Plant will be unfolded which will be served at the con­ for the tpring campaign for addi­ tains; Dolores Kavan, Betty Jane ers wrill be hostesses for the after­ Little, Marlvn Waggner, and Shir­ clusion of the card games. - tional membert. Mrs. James noon. All friends and 'members ley Ann McNamara. Simms, vies president, is in charge Englewood’s Now Gleaning Service INCOME TAXES are invited. This party will mark several The sophomore and junior teams of a committee arranging the I The monthly meeting of the years of successful pre-Lenten will meet Thursday. The sophomore luncheon. The committee will also Remember, the final pa}'ment of ^our Income Taxes la Holy Name society will be hold in parties given by the PTA in the captain, Maiw Johnson, announces interest of the school activities. An provide special table prizes. The due March 13th. Our funds are available to you to pay the school hall on Wednesday eve­ members are Mmes. George Mag- that Mary Biller, Phyllis White, APPAREL CLEANERS ning, March 6, at 8 o’clock. A active committee has canvassed Joanno Little, Beverly Snider, and these taxes, and you may repay us in convenient monthly the parish, and facilities have been or, president; A. C. Carroll, treas­ John and Albert Nillson short study and discussion of the urer; F. R. Campbell, W. E. Dunn, Elaine Krabacher have made first payments to suit your income. Church in South America will be provided for a large attendance. team. The juniors have not yet The members of the committee A. H. Garbella, Walter Mullane, selected their team or captain. l^Day Service If B rought in held, and all men of the parish are Harvey F. Muncy, Walter Read- invited to attend. are; Mmes. T. J. Farrell, E. J. Formal initiation into the Bit and Loans Quickly Made on Banahan, Ruth Barnhart, Theodore win, George Seubert, A. Udick, Spur Riding club will take place Our New Plant—Latest Equipment Mrs. JoseJih Connors enter­ Bell, Alfonso Garbella, Dominie and John Walsh, Autos, Furn^ure, Collateral, First and Second IMortgMes tained the Guardian Angel circle at the stables March 2. Pledges Assures Finer Cleaning Griaenti, Robert Zelniker, George The games party given by the from St, Mary’s are Ruth Riddle, on Improved Denver Real Estate and to Salaried Em­ in her home Feb. 14. The next Key, William McGraw, Paul Mur­ men of the parish Feb. 20 was en- meeting will be held in the home Mary Killian, Louise Wise, Jackie ployees on their plain note, without notifying their ray, Louis Novak, Mary O’Gara, by an enthusiastic group. Amato, Beverly Murray. Jo Anne Phone Eng. 343 We Deliver 3522 So. Bdwy. of Mrs. Harry Kuempel oh Tues­ Enos Patrick. Fred Sabon, James E . prises were awarded for the employer. day, March 5. Duffy, Anna Mae Udry, Mary Weigel, and A. F. Zarlengo. gamM, and special prices were Alice Altendorf, Ruth Ai^p Kenne- given to several guests, including a LOANS MADE OLTSIDE DENVER BY MAIL I * Sarvica Man to Ba Walcomad beck, Danna Lee Braun, and Mary fe cia l cash prise to Mrs. Edward Pat Eads. March 1 Misliug Day A homecoming welcome will be Coursey, a ham to Patrick J. Lucy, Arlene Hahn, playing a marimba held by the Holy Name society for package award to Philip Zangarl, solo, represented St. Mary’s on the Your MONEY PROBLEM can be For Taberaaela Unit all returning service men from the Jr., and dinners to Mrs. John talent parade at the press confer­ parish Thursday evening, Feb. 28, Walsh. ences in Loretto Heights last week. Solved by JIM FURLONG at 8 o’clock in the church audi­ The Blessed Virgin sodality en­ Vivian Eyre, Anne Stewart, and Tha TabernaeU society wilt torium. An industrious committee, tertained the patients of Ward 5-C Suzanne Brubeck took part in the THE ENGLEWOOD INDUSTRIAL BANK 1735 Welton St. KEystone 2224 meet in the home o f Mrs. John headed by John Reilly, president, in the Fitzsimons hospital Feb. 26 L. Dower, 896 Pennsylvania Inter-parochlal high school play has been working for some time on with games and refreshments. given in Phipps auditorium. Optn Di IIt tt)9 to 5il9, SttorUart TUI 1 P.M. Onr Brinch Oftlto at street, Denver, Friday, March This Bank offers a Complete Loan Service. To obtain a loan, the details of the welcoming par­ Misses Dolores Jensen and Cecilia The St. Mary’s girls in the chorus Fnriont Anto Co. Broidwar, U 0»an Till I iM P.M. 1, at 2 p.ra. Mrs. J. Leonard come in, telephone, or write. Our representative will call at ty. Individual invitations have Moore arranged the entertainment of Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti’s your home if you aeslre. Swigart will preside. been sent to all returned service program, and Lonette Green and opera are Ruth Riddle, Jeanette men of the parish whose names Alvira Pawloski procured the re­ Reisdorf, Mary Lou Bromrae, Bar­ AUTOMOBILE LOANS could be secured, hut all ex-serv­ freshments. bara Bendekovic, Catherine Hijl. are made on all makes of care. We will refinanre vour present ice men received a general invita­ Blessed Jean Club te Meet Ann McCarty, Betsy Foley, Jean loan and advance vou more money or we will finance the pur­ tion at the Masses Sunday. T h e D e n v e r , Exclusively, Presents the The Blessed Joan club will meet Steinhart, Grace Burke, Betty Jane chase o f a now ear. Simply bring the title to us and obtain The committee has planned to Thursday, March 7 ,' at 12:80 Little, and Mary Ann Pleasants, your money. show motion pictures of prominent o’clock in the home of Mrs. Ray Jean Steinhart was selected to c ■ football games, to provide music Olson, Irving street and 26th ave­ represent St, Mary’s as reporter on CHARACTER LOANS and sonM, and to serve refresh­ nue, for a luncheon and to start the Post-Reporter, new Catholic We will loan you from $10 to $100 un your signature only ments. After the scheduled enter­ work on the new altar cloths, paper published for high school if you are steadily employed and have a good credit record. tainment, informal talks will he which are planned for completion students by the Catechetical guild, Co-Signer* are acceptable on larger loan*, No embarrassing held, and cards will be played. The Ann Amato will be hostess to a inqniriei made o f friend* or relative*. KIMBERLY "CALIFORNIAN"% for Easter aervices. committee says that informality tea Sunday, March 3, Joan Rae, The regular first Friday serv­ will be the sustaining note of the Mary Johnson, Jackie Amato, Polly FURNITURE LOANS ices will be held March 1, with evening and that none of the re­ Spano, and Nimphia Scardino will Your household futviiture is considered as excellent security for turned soldiers will be asked to talk Masses at 6:30 and 7:45 o ’clock. assist with the serving. Other Communion will be distributed be­ a loan at the Englewood Industrial Bank. A telephone call about themselves or to relate their guests Will include members of her will bring our appraiser to your home to determine the amount experiences. The program has been fore both Masses, and the second of class and other school friends. Ball Point Pen the Mvena series of Fridays to the you can borrow on your furniture. Cruemed Christ will be held in the NOTICE TO CREDITORS INSTALLMENT FINANCING evening at 7:80 o'clock in con­ ESTATE OF ROSA L. LEE. iometlm«s nection with the Holy Hour, The known m S. L. !,»«. DECEASED. Ko. We will advance the money to buy furniture, refrigerator*, radios, 78094. washing machines, or any household appliance. Automobile, fur­ 40 Hours Slated Stations of the Cross, which fea­ Notice I) hereby (iven that on the 16th niture, and appliance dealer* are invited to inquire about onr ture the novena, will be held. d«y of Fehmery, 194S. letter* of idmin- The Little Flower circle will Utratlon were iiiued to the undenitned Credit Finance plan. We discount installment paper of all kind*. u tdminUtretor of the above named aataU meet in the home of Mrs. Carl and all peraoni havinc elaimt atainit taid Anderson, 2421 King street, utate are required to flit them for allow* At Sacred Heart ante In the County Court of tha City and Wednesday, March 6, at 1:80 p.m. Englewood Industrial Bank County of Denver, Colorado, within aU Mrs. George Bugg, president of month* from >aid date or aatd elaimt will (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) the PTA, has been appointed to be forever barred. • H. H. OWEN, President The Forty Hours’ devotion will serve on the hospitality committee ALBERT-J. OOULD. RA. 1113 3494 So. Broadway CNG. 1720 take place in Sacred Heart church for the one-day conference of the Adminlitrator. March 8, 9, and 10. Catholic Parent-Teacher league, ELECTROIVIC March 6, AsH Wednesday, ashes which is to be held in the Shirley- will be distributed after all the Savoy hotel Thursday, March 21. Development Corp. Masses, and there will be a sermon A luncheon will be held in con­ Ceniultinr Eniintcre for and distribution of ashes in the nection with the meeting and res­ Electrenlca and Camneanlcationa PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS evening at 7 :30. ervations may be made with Mrs. v7t ipaeiallie In Church Puhllo Addreae. Offlet Intercom*, Aircraft Radio, Radio Sacred Heart school Is acquir­ Bugg, 2922 W. 26th avenue, or by Servie*. telephoning GL. 9626 before March ing a new roof and it is expected 1Z4 W. 16th Avenue Phone HAin SIM THEY ARE RELIABLE work will be completed before the 16. DENVER 4. COLO. end of the week. The usual games party will take place Thursday evening at 8:15 in the school ball. Devotions for the Mrpetual no­ vena in honor of the Sacred Heart win be on Friday evening at 7:80. This Friday, the first Friday of the month, the Sacred Heart league will receive Holy Commun­ ion in a body in the 8 o’clock Mass. Confessions will be heard as usual the Thursday afternoon and evening before first Friday, THE KIMBERLY Sunday is the Communion day for the boys’ and girls’ school so­ dality. Pre'Lenten Will Write at Least PTA to Moot Tuotday Next Tuesday afternoon the parish school PTA will hold its TWO YEARS WITHOUT monthly meeting in the school hall at 2:30 o’clock. The council meet­ ing of the officers will take place For Benefit of REFILLING! before the regular meeting at 2 o’clock. The regular meeting of the past presidents of the Sacred Heart PTA will be honored with a special program and luncheon. The pupils of the first grade, under the direction* of Sister Lucina, will [present a sketch, entitled Bitt of \ Blarney. The luncheon of spa- New St. Nicholas' I ghetti and meat balls will be served under the direction of Mmes. Peter Hotra and Thomas Albrico. Mmes. Ben Olguin, Mol- Ink dries instantly, does not smear or fade. lie Vigil, Juanita Ulibarri, and PLATTEVILLE, COLO. Peter Hotra will be in charge of the homemade pies to be served at the luncheon. Excellent for making carbon copies. At the meeting of the CPT Rev. Dr. Thomas-Doran, Administrator league, held in the Catholic Chari­ ties annex, 16th and Grant streets, the Sacred Heart PTA was repre­ Will write on most surfaces, smooth or soft. sented by Mmes. Ben Olguin, J. V Albert Harris, Rosella Olsen, Thomas Albrico, Roger Martinez, Excellent for business records, for fine notes. and Ida Tellington. Monday, March 4th Will not leak at any time, at any altitude. SHOE REPAIRING WHILE YOU WAIT If dropped in ordinary use, it remains unaffected. * Onvoewe Replaceable ink cartridge contains a new ball point S r XtMfK/Affi V O U n S H O iS Dubonnet, blue or black plastic barrel

Each with smart burnished copper cap. Eddie The result of 18 months' research and engineering, developed BROADMOOR COUNTRY CLUB and manufactured in Los Angeles. - Rubber heels, top liftg, toe pieces, half soles, fnU soles, attached by experienced Mail and Fhhne Ordtn CUdly Accepted! shoemakers whOe yon work $2.00 Per Couple or shop. We also remodel Suiionery ~ Street fl6or shoes, cut out toes or heels, rebind, take in sides to fit, For Reservations Call USD-NCOS Club make shoes longer or wider. WE fo r Quality Shpa Rapedrtng at Popular Prleas ' Fltit Our Shoa Rapair DapU • • , Basamant "Wbm Damr Ships with Gnt/US«er''-Kiysten» 2111 Thurflday, Feb. 28, 1946 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4?05 EAGE FIVE Scene in Operetta ' Boulder Parisli LOOK NYLONS! NYLONS? Zealous M e r Takeu iu Deatli

Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par­ ish)— Ed Adams, Boulder county clerk and recorder for the past 11 years and faithful member of Sa­ cred Heart pariah for many years, died Feb. 22 in his home, 2130 11th street, Boulder, after suffer­ ing a heart attack. Hin health had been failing for the past year, but he continued his work in the courthouse and remained active in parieh work until his death. Home Loan Mr. Adams will be greatly specialists missed in his parish. His works of- Owning: your own home is easy If you let us help you charity were innumerable. People in all walks of life tujrned to him BUY, BUILD, MODERNIZE or REFINANCE an ex­ for counsel and guidance. He had isting old-fashioned mortgage. many friends among both the very rich and the very poor. He had InveMtigats the LOW COST and COISVENIBNCB an unusual fund o f knowledge of o f our DIRECT REDUCTION LOAN PLAN the Church. He was called upon Above U ibowB a icon* from the anditorinm Feb. 27. Lefl to right many times by priests to conduct operetta, "Snow White and the are Jim Dortey, Elaine Quint, .study clubs for other lay people. Seven Dwarfi," pretented by a Anne Bateggio, and Harold Klo* He counted many priests among cast of 72 from St. Anthony’s htth, berdana. bis closest friends. CAPITOL FEDERAL ■ehool in the Sterlinf Municipali Pariihioner 25 Years SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A member of Sacred Heart par­ ish for the past 25 years, he served 1665 BROADWAY iK sitrac’S” KEystone 8108 COLORADO SPRINGS TO HAVE as treasurer of the St. Vincent de Paul society for many years. James Edwin Adams was born GALA MARDI GRAS FESTIVAL in Lebanon, Ky., May 24, 1874, later moving to Moline,Hi Kans., i Colorado Springs.— The annual Los Angeles. Calif. Lt. Morrissey, with his parents. His ancestors' RUSK CHICK STORE Mardi Gras festival and dance who “ flew the hump” in India, has were pioneers of Kentucky and | sponsored by the Sacred Heart, re-enllsted in the air forces and Maryland. He worked his wav Manitou Springs, snd Cascade will pilot C-64s in the Pacific area. through school and also through Baby Chicks— Ducks— Poults groups , will be held this year in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton a private normal college in Fort Scott, Kans., and then was elected Complete Line Poultry Feeds, Equipment & Remedies The Girlt looking at these precious Nylons, are, left to right,, Janet Smith, Regina the newly renovated and decorated kte on thair way to make their Iron Springs chateau, just below home in Cincinnati. While Mr. superintend^ent of schools for Elk Rouland and Luciiie Hammond the Manitou incline, in Manitou ttamiltonj a former army major, county, serving eight years. Hail Order* Filled Promptly Springs, Shrove Tuesday evening, was serving 33 months in Africa In 1919 he moved to Boulder, March 5. and Europe, his wife and smalt purchasing the C. & A. grocery! Our New Modern The large bridge party under the daughter, Cecilie, were guests of store from J. A. Cook and son, re­ Hardware & Household Qet These P reciou s Nylons at direction of Mrs. Tneresa Graham her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Willard maining in that business for a and Mrs. Thomas O’Connell and Krueger. number of years, after which he Supplies Store, in their committee will begin promptly Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Caldwell are was appointed to a position in the at 8 p.m. in the spacious dining- one of the ex-service couples per- office of the county clerk, serving connection, will open LOREHO HEIGHTS COLLEGE BAZAAR hall of the chateau. Beservations lexed by the housing shortage, five years. He then became wel­ Saturday, March 2nd for the bridge party must be made lince they arrived from Harlingen, fare director for the county com­ early. Tex., they have been living with missioners for. almost two years before being a successful candi­ Thursday, Friday and Saturday of This Wash The ballroom on the second floor, Mrs. Caldwell’s sister, Mrs. Ruth 2960-2964 W. 38lli Ave. Denver CL. 5324 accommodating 400 dancing cou­ Gregory. Mr, Caldwell, a former date of the Democratic party for K. of G. Hail — 16lh and Grant ples, will be reserved for the Mardi army air forces lieutenant, is on the office of county clerk in 1934. Gras ball under the direction of terminal leave. He was returned to office in each Bob Hildbrand and his orchestra. Major and Mrs. Thomas J. O’Con­ succeeding election. The ballroom annex will be re­ nor, who are on their wedding trip, Surviving are his wife, Almanda Hour*: 9 to 12; 1 to 5 Phone MAIn 3437 Pairs of NYLONS Will Be served for the “ Gay White Way” will be guests of M y. O’Connor’s Emma Adams, whom he married bazaar and many other attractions. father. Daniel P. O’Connor, for a in Moline. Kans., Sept. 7, 1898; The various parish guilds will serve week before going to Bennington, four daughters, Mrs. E. B. Craven Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist Given Away Each Evening refreshments to the bridge players Ind., to visit Mrs. O’Connor’s par­ of Chicago, Mrs. Robert Miles, 50 and dancers during the evening. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brown. Mrs. Ivan C. Meyer, and Edith Ma^. O’Connor and his wife, L t Adams,, all of Boulder; four Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets Attractive Awards (JG) Helen Brown, navy nurse grandchildren; two great-grand­ A Special Award of 2 Pairs of Nylons Will Be Given at Many attractive awards and who hag been discharged, were children; one sister, Mrs. Soffie prises will be given during the eve­ married Feb. 23 in San Diego. Walker of Tulsa, Okla.; and four 11 P. M, on This Thursday and Friday Evenings, ning, along with costume awards. Engagement Announced brothers, Joseph of Yakima, The grand march will take place Mrs. F, G. Rummelhart an­ Wash.; Frank of Portland, Ore.; at 10:30, followed by the crowning nounces the engagement of her Richard of Akron, 0 .; and A. L. This Space Donated by W. P. HORAN & SON CHAPELS of■ the...... king and queen of ‘ the Mard: ■ ii daughter, Miss Ruth Rummelhart, of Fort Benton, Mont. Gras. The entertainment commit­ to E. L. Sullivan, son of Mr. and A Requiem High Mass was of­ tee is arranging a novel program Mrs. Edward Sullivan of San Luis, fered in Sacred Heart church Feb. spmiiGS of fun and music for the evening. Colo. Miss Rummelhart is a grad 25 with Father Paul Fife, O.S.B., Tickets are now on sale and are uate of S t Mary’s high school and and Father Vincent Peters, O.S.B., Sterling Group limited. of Webster college,, 1^. Uouis, Mo. officiating. The committees have requested She is tower operator at the Mu­ Betty Perry Is Wed that parishioners and patrons plan­ nicipal airport in Denver and lives NTLERS Pike* COLORADO Hears Glee Club ning to attend this annual affair Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Perry, 444 at 50 S. Lincoln street. Mr. Sulli­ J. D. Creoeb ft f t 0*9Hte Peak SPRINGS make their bridge and tick et van is a graduate of Holy Cross Highland, announce the marriage i HOTEL CASH Sterling.— The Altar and Ros­ reservations by phoning Main 1878, Abbey school, Canon City, and a of their daughter, Betty, to Carl ary society of St. Anthony’s Maiii 3083-J, or Hyland 120. There graduate pharmacist of Creighton Morrison, son of Henry Morrison PERKINS-SHEABER We Will Pay Cash for Small parish met Feb. 21 for the month­ will be transportation facilities university, Omaha, tNebr. He was of Boulder, Feb. 20 in the rectory Homes in or Near Denver. ly luncheon. Nearly 80 members from Colorado Springs to the chief pharmacist in the navy of Sacred Heart parish. Father 102 No. Tajon attended. The president, Mrs. Wil­ chateau from 7 :30 until 10 o’clock throughout the war and has re­ Fife officiated in the ceremony. Quick Action — Call or See liam Haverland, presided. A and from 11:30 until 12:16 for ceived a discharge. The couple After a short wedding trip, Mr. COLORADO tPRINGr pledge was made by tne mothers to those who are not planning to use plan a June wedding. and Mrs. Morrison will return to SMARTEST ITORB recite daily the prayer to S t Mi­ their own cars. Andrewindrew Lachow-Lad Carrigan-O’Lear Wedding Boulder to live. chael the Archangel.g< sky of Manitou Springs will be Mrs. Morrison was graduated Store for Men In Heart of the City Following the business meeting general chairman and will be as­ Mr. and Mrs. John J. O’Lear, UllllIRmS & GREERE S24 Boulder street, announce the from M t St. Gertrude’s academy Boyi Shop DDVING ROOM and the Glee club sang several songs. sisted by Charles Seeberger, Mrs. in Boulder, after which she en­ They were “ In My Garden,” William Graham, Mrs. George marriage of their daurtter. Miss COFFEE SHOP Rosemary O’Lear, to Edward C. tered nurses’ training in St. Jos­ Women’s Casnal Shop 1643 Stout TA. 6266 “ Cloud Shadows,” and “ When Bohrson, Harold Cusack, Frank eph's hospital In Denver. She was Song la Sweet.” Raymond Van de Cusack, Mrs. John O’Leary, Frank Carrigan, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Write for Beautiful Folder F. Carrigan of Norfolk, Va., Feb. forced to give up her training be­ Weghe sang “ The Lord Has Given Stark, George Proffitt, and their cause of health. Bsndnsdt femltar* — AethniM Me a Song** and “ Wake Up.” co-chairmen and committee mem­ 11 in St. Mary’s church. The Rev. TRY Rtprodoced — Repiirlns — Rcfinlibiaa Piano selection included "Coun­ bers. William Kelly officiated in the Mr. Morrison is employed by (JpbalsUrlnt — Drapsrlsa double-ring ceremony. The bride the Hendrie and Bolthoff Co. He try Gardens,” by Helen Giacomini; Murray-Conwajr Wedding Whitney Electric Co. “ Twilight River,” by Cecelia was given in marriage by her fa­ received a discharge about three Pete Baroni Bowe; and “ Gingerette,” by Vivian A theme of coral pink and white ther. Miss Evelyn Roechher was months ago, after being in service Electrical Service FURNITURE CLEANING Schutte. was used throughout Sacred Heart maid of honor. The bride’s twin for three and a half years, a good Furniture Shop church Feb. 23 when Miss Frances sisters, Dorothy and Dolores part of which time was spent over­ 208 No. Tejoa M 906 Card Club Maatt PBONR M. UM TH SO. CASCADR A '/ft AND Jane Conway, daughter of Mr. and O’Lear, were bridesmaids. John seas. “ E8T. leie- The mpnthly meeting of Tau Nu O’Lear, the bride’s brother, was Opposite Antlers Hotel Mrs. Francis Royal Conway, and Poem Is Published bridge club was held Feb. 25 in the James Joseph Murray, son of Mr. best man, and ushers were Thomas I RUG nc SHAMPOOING home of Mrs. A. J. Artzer. Mrs. and Mrs. John William Murray, O'Lear and George Herman. After COUPLIS1ENT8 OF A. H. Smith was assistant hostess. were married. The Nuptial Mass a wedding trip the couple wiU make [ DOEIVGES MOTOR Mrs. Charles Hideman, Mrs. A. was offered by the Rev. Anthony their home in Norfolk, Va. ; C O M P A l^ JIM JACKSON P. Mentgen, Mrs. Charles Cheno- Elzi. Preceding the ceremony Betrothal Announced weth, Mrs. Edgar Tunison, and Frank Gilles played a Bach pVelude Hg D Ford Product* MacGRACKEN Mrs. W. J. Haverland motored to Mrs. A. H. Bishop announced the el’.’’ P la m b in g & H ea tin g and chorale on the violin. At the engagement of her daughter. Miss SoKMiari to VinSerpael Greeley Feb. 19 to attend the guar spent most of her life in Boulder. « SuecMton te S12 N. CUSTER Mass he sang Schubert’s “ Ave Elizabeth Ann Bishop, to Charles VOLIAIEB BROS. 737 LINCOLN ’ terly meeting of the Greeley dean Maria” and Franck’s “ Panis An- H. 7*t ery. Archdiocesan Council of Martin Callahan, son of Mr. and gelicus.” Miss Grace Fitzgerald Mrs. C. H. Callahan of Lexington, Catholic Women. sang Lambillotte’s “ On This Day, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Getz are Mass., at a party in the Green room 0 Beautiful Mother.” The bride of the Broadmoor hotel Feb. 12. “ If Your Needs Are Electrical 1 parents of a boy born Feb. 2 in St. was given in marriage by her fa­ The Marrai Drag Go. . Call Main 939“ | Fifty guests attended the party. Sacred Heart, the Extension Map- Benedict’s hospital. ther. “ Superior Sarviem Storet^ WnUNG—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS ! Miss Bishop attended S t Mary’s azine, etc. Mr. Walter J. KerwlR The bride’s train was formerly high school and Loretto Heights ftlaln Stor* Phone Main 144 Suggests for Gifts worn by her sister, Mrs. John college, Denver; and was gradu In Critical Condition Berwick Eleelrie Co. Brighton to Have Hughes, and the veil by the bride­ ated from Colorado college in 1943, Usia Btan — IS Nortk T«ieo at. J. 0. BERWICK 1 DIAMONDS - LOCKETS groom’s cousin, Mrs. James O’Mal­ receiving her Bachelor of Arts de­ North atoro — SIS North Tojna Bt Colorado Sprlnta. Colorado | WAT(.HES - ROSARIES ley. gree. She has been secretary at CROSSES . COMPAt.TS Week’s Mission Best man was John Glackin Mur­ Second air force headquarters for ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS ray, brother of the bridegroom. The the past year and a half. Mr. Cal­ m ir a c u lo u s MEDAI.S and CHAINS ushers were Wilbur Pryor and lahan is a graduate of Notre Dame The Heyse Sheet COMFLIUENTS OF SCAPULAR MEDALS Brighton.— St. Augustine’s par­ ish will have a week’s mission from Harold Cook, both of Denver; John university and was engaged in pub­ Metal Works OLSON & REIVOOW March 11 to 17. A priest from Hughes, Thomas McCarthy, and licity work prior to enlisting in the dered his condition critical. INCORFORATED William Ahlborg. air forces. He handled sports pub­ BEATING ROOFING JOS. M. FISHMAN the Archdiocesan Mission band of SHEET METAL P LR G . A H TG . CO. Chicago will conduct the mission, Mrs. Murray is k graduate of licity for the Second air "force. Jeweler and Optician sis North Wohor Btroet 116 North Weber Sl which is for the English-speaking Colorado college and a member of Since he was discharged from the Altar Unit Meets Plunti Mala SSS GLASSES ON CREDIT people of the parish. the Junior league of Colorado army he has been made associate Est. Its* Tel. Main 3066 807 15th St. TA. 0029 The following delegation from Springs. director of publicity at Notre Brighton attended the quarterly Mr. Murray attended Colorado Dame university. The couple plan I j ------^------college and is a graduate of the a late spring wedding. 5l8T Y iA R conference of the Greeley dean- (jtneral Electric ei’y of the ACCW in Greeley Feb. University of Colorado. He recently Mrs. J{oseph ------P. Murray, Broad­ Hulbva Gruen 26: Mmes. C. C. Starbuck, L. C. received an honorable discharge moor, was hostess Feb. 21 to the Dealer for the & Bremkamp, Fred Starbuck, James from the army, in which he served Altar society of the Pauline chapel. . PIKES PEAK REGION Watches REFRIGERATION Kilker, and; A. A. Kipp. Capt. as a major with the 12th weather PTA Will See will meet in the home of Mrs. QUICK-FREEZERS LOOP lYlAKKET Dorothy L. Starbuck and the Rev. squadron in England, Africa, and Felix Hillen, 109 Alder street, KAPELKES New Movie Equipment APPLIANCES FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Roy Figlino were speakers on the Italy for 34 months and was HEATING 9 S. TEj QN program at the meeting. awarded the Bronze Star. lett wijl be assisting hostess. AIR-CONOITIONING Free Parkini With Purchase of 50c or More at 1429 Lawreaea St Mary’s Parent-Teachers’ as­ WIRING LIGHTING Mmes. Ross Shirley, W. E. Urban-Lueb Wedding sociation will meet Wednesday, Comasrdal aad DoattUe i Shull, R. L. Smith, and Fred Star- March 6, at 3:15 in the school audi­ Tbo Brat listMl hare dssarrt ta buck will have charge of the Miss Dorqthy Lueb, daughter of torium. Mrs. A. C. Hanneman, HALLE’S bs rtmtmbcrod whan roa era dia* Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lueb, and James trlbating roar patronat* la Iho dif- SOLES altars and sanctuary work during president, will preside in the busi­ p.m. ( lit N. Noradi Colorado Bprlac* (oroBt Uau of batlaasa. IMMEOUTB 8ERVICI the month of March. Urban, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob ness meeting. A group Of educa­ /ear are as foilllows: President, Mrs. Mes'a, Women’! and Childrca^ Mr. and Mrs. John Beals an­ Urban, were married in St. Mary’s tional short subjects will be shown B ilf SolM nounce the birth of a girl, Ca church Feb. 16. The Rev. Michael to demonstrate the new movie Vincent Kennedy; secretary, Mrs. An Work Gnarantood ' ONE SIOILE ONLY therine Ann, Feb. 20 in St. Jos­ Kavanagh officiated in the cere­ equipment As usual, a prize will FOOTWEAR HEIDELBERS’S LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP •N THE tOOP PUBIIC MAr.KE^ •l5«,£.liWRENCt eph’s hospital, Denver. mony. Mrs. Dietrich Meyer, sister be given to the grade being repre­ treasurer. of the bride, was matron of honor 55 years o f Quality CLOTHING - MEN’ S \ LOOP UAKKET bOlO .'t M A .3087 sented by the largest percentage FURNISHINGS and Hubert Urban, brother of the of attendance. ALSO aOSIERT AMD RAGf bridegroom, was the best man. The 10 North Tejon St. THERE’S A bride was g;oWned in white satin QUAUTT MERCBAKDI8E AT with finger-tip veil of net that fell SI. Clara’s Aid Parly The Vorhes Shoe Co. FOPULAR PRICES COLFAX from a coronet of pearls. After a MARKET wedding trip to Kansas, the couple armed forces recently. COLFAX AT Poslponed lo March 6 COLFAX AT are at home at 815 N. Cascade { Don't Get in a Fix in *46 DOWNING UABION McCARTY avenue. Without Insurance Mr. and Mrs. William Haney are Wednesday, March 6, being weeks’ stay in Phoenix, Ariz. B FREE DEUVERT AT II A. M. AND t P. M. In Your Future COAL CO. on a two weeks' vacation trip. They Ash Wednesday, St. Clara’a BEST IN LUGGAGE M. E. McGARTY left for Santa Fe, N. Mex.; Dallas, Better Cdal — Better Sarviem Phone Tabor *1776* Aid society o f Denver has ,01 An Kind, Golden Motors, Inc. Tex.; and then Shreveport, and postponed its card party to ™ »-/iVSl/RAIVCE-*oTo MA. 6405 W« Spcdtlln lo New Orleans, La. the follow inf Wednesday, BILL HtCARTT 828 So. Conejo# [ MILK FED POULTRY See hr CaU Ferd W olf Re-Enliit( in Air Force March 13, at 1 p.m. in tho 20S-4 Csle. SaTinct Bank Elds. CempItU Ltnt of Phone Golden 12 After threa weeks’ leave with his orphanage. Tlie hostesses will SEA FOODS AND parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Mor­ FRESH FISH GOLDEN, COLO. be Mrs. Emma Frantz and rissey, 809 E. Platte avenue, Lt. Mrs. W. H. Grimm. All are t t t ISTS Frank T. Morrisaey baa gone to welcome. Its* iftii au PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS MU

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PAGE SIX. Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Feb. 28, 1946 CaAedral Party FR. M’CALLIN t o a d d r e s s Council of Nurses Women everywhere recommend DE SALES’ PTA ON MARCH 7 Will Msol Feb. 28 PARADISE CLEANERS The Archdioeesan Council of lo r “ The Utmost in Dry-Cleaning’' Catholic Nurses will hold a month­ Is Nonday Nigh (St. Francis da Sales* Parish, Forest on Friday afternoon. After ly meeting Thursday evening, Denver) the show they will be served re­ Feb. 28, at 8 o’clock in Holy Ghost After a lapse of several years, The PTA meeting will be held freshments. hall, Denver. Mac Switzer from radio station KLZ will be the guest the Denver Cathedral parish is re­ Thursday, March 7, at 8:15 p.m. They are John Dowd, Joseph speaker. Hostesses will be Agnes suming the pre-Lenten ball and in the high school auditorium. Fa­ card party, which will be herd in Smith, Mary Smith, Betty Lou Coyne and Charlotte Hoeck. All Dollaghan, Franklin Dunst, Frank­ the Lincoln room of the Shirley- ther Frederick McCallin will be nurses are invited to attend. lin Keegan, Jerry Ver Linden, Savoy hotel the evening of tWs the guest speaker. The executive committee held Mary Lou Phayer, Tom Miller, Monday, March 4. The 24 boys and girls from S t a meeting Feb. 20 in the home of Lawrence Dowd, Earnest Currey, Alice Cleere, newly elected presi­ The ball has always been an out< Francis de Sales’ grade school, standing social event, and this Kenneth Harmon, Lorraine Hoh- dent. The Rev. Hubert Newell, PROUDIV PRESEHf year, because so many young men who were considered the high mann, Sally Burns, Jean Miller, spiritual director, was present. METAL have returned from service, it point salesmen in the Christmas Eileen Reagan, Patricia Singen- Also present was Anna Marie Man- our new mountings promises to be more enjoyable berger, Philip Miller, Tom Baker, gan, a past president. Seal contest, will be guests at a Edward Mesch, Joseph Freilinger, than ever before. theater party given in the Denver A magnificat settop for your Milton Shrednik’s . 10-piece- or­ Peggy Muman. Charles Turner, chestra will furnish the music, and theater to see Bandit of Sherwood and Dorothy Alexus. A S K FOR Arthur Murray’s school of dancing The chaperons for the group BABY’S LITTLE SH O ES will entertain with a floor show will be Mrs. Robert Loeffell, PTA during the intermission. There president; Mrs. Edward Porter, The geauine C1.CMETCO process pcesetves fout will be tables in the balcony for Red Cross Groops Mra. Sylvester DuBois, and the ptedous baby shoes in a rich antique btooze, tetaia- those who prefer cards, with a home room mothers. prize for every table. ^ihg each little wrinkle. Have them mounted oo our Students from the seventh and Father Frederick McCallin is eighth grade rooms, the two high Four Convenient Locations: useful and beautiful settings and you have the 14^ 1 chairman of the committee, as- point rooms in the sale, will have COLFAX AT ADAMS SIXTH AT MARION To Canvass City a movie in the school on Friday gift for all occasions. COLFAX AT QUEBEC 20TH AVE. AT GRANT afternoon. , Phone EMerson 2783 for Pickup 1 Shoe ..... I3.S0 2 Shoes .... $3.50 Monday morning, March 4, sev­ Convert Club Meet* 1 Shoe on Ash Trag 4.95 2 Sioes on Ash Trag 5.95 eral hundred volunteers, forming A social evening for the Convert club and guests was held Feb. 22. 1 Shoe on Paper V l 5.95 2 Shoes on Paper Wt. 7.50 22 divisions, will fan out in every Cards and a lively discussion pre­ 1 Shoe on Desk Set 6.93 3 Shoes on Desk Set S.S0 direction in Denver to begin the ceded the refreshments. AURORA 1 Pair Shoes on Bronse Book Ends $6.93 job of soliciting funds for the The Rev. Gregory Smith, pastor, 1 Pair Shoes on Marble Book Ends 1L95 1946 American Red Cross cam- will be guest speaker on March i. paigu. His subject will be “ The Case of A Uf»rtwi» Cnarunteti with the Cathblic Schools.” Parish con­ S i M e S It ia expected that Denver will verts are welcome. BAGAN’S co-operate wholeheartedly, and ex­ ceed its quota of S386,500— 51 The Holy Rosary circle will INVITES YOU TO AURORA per cent of which is to be kept at hold its next meeting in the as­ home and added to a small surplus sembly room of the rectory ITues- 9758 E. Colfax r Aurora 77 JIU RAGAN. PROP. saved from last year, to sustain day, March 5, at 1 p.m. Mrs. M. P. ROGERS Red Cross activities for 1946. Masterson and Mrs. A. McKone will be hostesses. There is much for the Red Twenty-five scouts and six lead­ Cross to do, even though the fight­ Pban. Aarora 211 or BM. STlf ing has ended. The millions of ers from troop 126 attended the I L A T H R E N S men in the occupation zones must scout camp at Parker last week. BOME SUPPLIES F R I E I ^ Scouts attending were Jack An- have the recreation and activities PAINTHARDWARE FURIVITURE CO. offered by the Red Cross. Rehabili­ deries, Alfred and Franklin Dunst, ROOnNG ’Lightolier" tation of wounded and ill service Tommy Hannigan, Earnest Cur­ Everything for the Home men must go on— and there are rey, Don Wienecke, John Dowd, I73S B. C sllu A**, Aarora (41 NEW AND USED thousands and thousands of them Gordon Arterbum, Stanley Wil­ AURORA COLORADO ISOS E. C«lfaa Aarara. Cole. liams, Merlyn and Melvyn Sheets. Mra. Robert Walbrach — until the last one has been put VASES on the return road to the life he John Mensik, Paul Brooks, Tommy sisted by Mrs. Robert Walbrach, left. The blood donor system must Guerin, Jack Flynn, Edward Bish LUMBER PAINT - HARDWARB NEW FASmOI^ qp, James McDermott, Don Phelan, INSULATION Are Gifts in a vice chairman; Mrs. James Knight, be maintained; the equipment THE Miss Barbara Bach, Miss Ida needed for the chapter's many George Hassett, Edward Day, Cleaners & Dyers Grand Manner Louis Phanenstiel, Bernard Aurora Lumber Company Callahan, Miss Clara Courtney, military activities must be kept in JOHN a. JOHNSON and Mrs. Howard Sleeper. good condition. Jacques, Billy Joe O’Neill, Richard Casburn, and Jerry Roberts. Building Headquarters Office PUal 'Tatrona PbofiM Aarora lie —FraaUtai <180 SSO E. Alameda Ara. «17 E. Calfaa Leaders were Oliver Wienecke, SPmre « 7 I Aarora 88 The following are patrons for AURORA, COLO. the ball: Senator Smith Resigns Mr. Sheets, Mr. McDermott, Mr. One of Amenca’s famous glass blowers has sent us the.^ The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Hugh Phanenstiel, Carl Ott, and Mr. and Homogenized L. McMenamin, the R t Rev. Mon­ To Begin New Duties Mrs. Ben R. Caldwell. most e^cquisite crystal vases we have seen for many moons signor Joseph J. Bosetti. Mrs. H. . . . beautifully designed, and hand cut by a group of W. Anderson, Mrs. Joseph Bona, Fresh Milk PURSE BROS. Eudochia Bell Smith, prominent . V 3 • Czechoslovakian artists. ^ $ 1 0 .9 5 Dr. A. S. and Miss Carrie Cecchini, Denver Catholic and only15 woman HAIJG BROS. GROCF.RY & MARKET Prices stai t at...... ^ Mrs. Phil Clarke, Mrs. T. A.-.Cos- F or Sale at mriff, Mr. and Mrs. Josejrti A. member of tiie State Senate, re­ Groceriea • Meata Fruita Craven, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John signed from her Senate post Feb. MARKET Independently Owned Vegetablea F. Curry, Dr. and Mrs. .Edward 21 to begin her duties as registrar AURORA DRUG CORN FED MEATS S70S BaM Calfaa Ava, Pfc. Aarora 373 Delehanty, Mrs. John Dower, Mr. of the Federal Land office in Den­ Gto. W. HcBrid. AD. SIS nSH AND POULTRY and Mrs. W. G. Eyre; Misses ver, to which she was appointed Retail Stores Margaret and Anne Fallon, C. recently by President Truman. 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 Have You Tried Paul Harrington, Paul Horan, and Governor Vivian said that, because WESTERN AUTO Csirsmi’s Joe Kavanaugh; of Mrs. Smith’s performance of SUPPLY CO. Mr. and Mrs. Bert M. Keating, high service for the state, he ac­ G a r d e n F a r m SWEDBDRG’S 15th and Stout Streets cepted the resignation with regret LATELY? Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Kelly, New Stocks in Daily Frank Kirchhof, Mr. and Mrs. Two years remained of her term in ASSOCIATED G rade A Fine Foods the Senate. The vacancy will be E. V. -TED” MURPHY Oscar Malo, Mr. and Mrs. William DAIRY PRDDUDTS 9637 E. Colfax H. McNichols, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. filled in the next general election. DECORATORS Em. 2513 or An-9 McMahon, Mrs. Charles McKenna, Mrs. Smith will be sworn in at IVIAin 6151 Denver PH. NO. 1 Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon, William T- noon March 4 by Chief Justice Lee PH. 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i j M Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Feb. 28* 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER PAGE SEVEN * ■! I ■ ■ ■ I I - II ■ 40 Honrs’ Rite PRESENTATION PARISH UNIT Date of Meeting f RmusEmcnrs— DininG HAS ELECTION OF OFFICERS La Ray Hotel I RECRERTIOn To Open Mar. 1 (Presentation Parish, Denver) meet in Community hall Monday Set For Mar. II ^ The following officers were evening, March 4. All men o f the elected in the meeting of the Altar parish are invited to attend, espe­ The Famous Steak House and Rosary society Feb. 21: Presi­ cially ex-service men, A social hour dent: Mrs. E. J. Sedlmayer; vice By Catlied ral PTA ^ Your Host to the Choicest of Steak Dinners: In Ml Carmel president, Mrs. Thomas Rogers; will be held after the meeting. recording secretary, Mrs. F. H. Pari*k Gnild to Maet (Our Lady o f Mt. Carmel Parish, Kissell; treasurer, Mrs. R. L. New­ Presentation Parish guild will The meeting o f the Denver Ca T-BONE, FILET MIGNON, TE LE NEWS Denver) com b;' financial secretary, Mrs. meet in Community hall Tuesday thedra! PTA scheduled for Mon­ Louis Kerstiens; and ways and day, March 4, has been postponed Forty Hours’ devotion will open evening, March 5, at 8 o’clock. All PORTERHOUSE STCAKS STARTS FRIDAY! means, Mrs. Harold Kerstiens. All parishioners are members of the until Monday night, March t l, to with Solemn Mass and procession officers were re-elected except the guild and are urged to attend. avoid conflicting with other pre- COMPLETE FILMS at 9 o’clock Friday, March 1. vice president, Mrs. Thomas This is an important meeting and Lenteii social affairs. The meet-, Rogers. SI|r succeeds Mrs. Frank much business of 1946 will have to ing will be held in Oscar Malo hall,' ™ J Confessions will be heard Glore./ Mrs. R. L. Newcomb is 1846 Logan street Thursday, Feb. 28, from 3 p.m. to 6 be transacted. POPE PIUS XII serving her 11th consecutive year The high light of this evening p.m. and from 7:30 op. as treasurer. Two packs of Cub Scouts have been organized. Mmes. F. Mylet meeting will be the annual St Masses Friday will be at 6, 7, The Needlework club officers are and John Moran are den mothers Patrick’s day- program given by Now Open Daily ^ 7:30, 8, and 9 o’clock and the Mrs. Harvey Lord, president; and ORDAINS NEW CARDINALS! and John P. Moran will act as the grade school students, under Blessed Sacrament will be exposed Mrs. W. A. Buchhob, treasurer, the direction of Sister Mary Fin- Serving Luncheon^ 12:00 to 2:00 32 Receive Red Hate at Impressive Ceremonies! Saturday and Sunday at the 6 both re-elected. Final plans for Cub Scoutmaster. The boys meet Thursday afternoons immediately ian, sixth grade teacher. This pro­ o’clock Mass. Masses Saturday the card party, to be held in the Dinners 6:00 to 9:30; Sundays 1:00 to 9:30 Greatest Consistorr since Foanding of the Catholic Chnrchl after school. Any. boy between the gram is eagerly anticipated by fa­ will be at 6, 7, 7:30, 8, 8:30, and Electric institute March 19, were ages of nine and 11 wishing to be­ thers and mothers as well as Plus Other Late World Newt and Selected Short* 9 o’clock. I completed. come a Cub Scout is asked to friends o f Cathedral school, and Private Dining Rooms — Coffee Shop a large crowd is expected. There Friday and Saturday solemn The Needlework club will meet call Mrs. Mylet at 3 W. Seventh Cocktail Lounge services will begin at 7:30 p.m. The in the home of Mrs. R. L. NeW' avenue or Mi's. Moran at 455 will be no council meeting during 40 Hours’ will close Sunday eve­ comb, 204 S. Irving street, Thurs­ Osceola. March. rm n i/ Theatre ning'at 6 o’clock. Monsimor Jos­ The card party sponsored by the PARK HILL COUNTRY ■ f l l l n <^rlord day, March 7, at 10:30 o’clock. The The Rev, M. J. Blenkush was ■ n i i i m PE. I8TT eph J. Bosetti, V.G., will preside group is working on articles to be eighth imide room mothers, with at the closing services. plea.santly surprised at a dinner Mrs. Robert Sailer, chairman, was disposed of at the festival and be­ given in his home in honor of his LA RAY HOTEL ^ CLUB THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY To Receive Communion forehand. a splendid success, Mrs. Sailer FEBRUARY 18, MARCH 1. 1 birthday and feast day, Feb.' 24. and her assistants wish tb thank Jack Haley - Heien Walker in The Children of Mary will re­ The Altar and Rosary society A group of priests of the city For Reservations, Phone Golden 68 ceive Communion Sunday, March all for their co-operation, espe­ D I l V l V e R PEOPLE ARE FUNNY will receive Holy Communion in a were present. cially Mrs. Wertz for her donation 3, in the 9 o’clock Mass. GOLDEN, COLORADO— 16 Mile* from Denver and roup in the 8 o’clock Mass next The Rev. Fridolin Schockley, of prizes. Prizes were won by the I DANCE Rofalind RuawU - Brian Ah«m« In The Junior Holy Name unit will funday. All the women of the O.F.M., will conduct the Lenten following: Mmes. Gavlin, Brown, MY SISTER EILEEN meet Tuesday, March 6, at 3:30 parish are invited to receive Holy services Wednesday evenings at Kennedy, Park, Riley, Hamilton, Sweet Music, p.m. Communion with the society and 7:30 o’clock. Stations of the Cross Carline, Rundell, and Harrington. On Ash Wednesday Masses will gain the indulgence attached to it. will be held on Friday afternoons Those wishing to obtain tickets by SUNDAY. MONDAY. TUESDAY, The Holy Name society will WEDNESDAY be at 6:30, 7, 8, and 9 o’clock. at 8 o’clock for the school chil­ for the Cathedral parish ball Cl"harlie MARCH 8. 4, 5. I Ashes will be solemnly blessed at dren and all those who are finable please call Mrs. John Miller, TA- Betty Hutton - Barry FitsaeraM to the 9 o’clock Mass. to attend the devotions in the eve­ D o r 4606. Dinhaupt THE STORK CLUB The Society of Maira S. S. di ning at 7:30 o’clock. Confessions GAMES Constantinopoli will have a Solemn and will be heard every Wednesday and And His Park Hill Rhythmaires Mass in honor of the patron Sun­ THURSDAY, MARCH 7th, 1946 Richard Conte - Faye Marlowe in Friday evening after the devotions. DINNER DANCING day, March 3, at 10. AMERICAN LECIpN THE SPIDER Thnrt.. Fri., Sst. Kites Study Club* to Meet Thimble Club to Meet INSURANCE 17th and Emerson St. — 8:00 p.m. 3500 Colorado Blvd. St. Philomena’s Study club will The PTA Thimble club will wawBOw MATINEES: SUNDAY, 1 PAL TO BE BOSI I B CASH AWARDS meet in the home of Mrs. John Reservations EM. 2725 SATURDAYS AND HOLIDAYS. meet Friday, March 1, in the home Ask tor Reservations for I PM. of Mrs. B. Riszo, 3711 Quivas Moran, 455 Osceola street, JOS. J. CELLA Privatn Parties street, at 1 p.m. St. Juliana’s Wednesday, March 6, at 10:30 1120 Seenrity Bldg. — FIRST 20 GAMES 50 CENTS — Study club will meet Monday, o’clock. The hand-crocheted bed­ Phone KEystone 2633 March 4, in the home of Mre. spread, being awarded for the PROCEEDS GIVEN TO MEMORIAL BUILDING FUND Mary Brancucci of 3914 Navajo benefit of the sisters, will be on St. Bernadette’s Study club had display in Charley’s creamery, Leo Leyden Unit IVo. 1 a book review in the home of Mrs. Golden.— The monthly meeting 653 Knox court, during the week, JOE*S Across and in the school on Sunday. from Corrine Villano of 3048 West 41st of St. Joseph’s Altar and Rosary avenue Feb. 27. All members in­ SKELLY SERVICE Cosmopolitan society will be held on Wednesday The PTA is sponsoring a "Sadie LUNCHEONS . . . SOc vited guests. A new member, Mrs. Hawkins Day’’ party f o r the Jm Farmikopl (St. Leula’ Partoh) Hotel AND afternoon, March 6, in the home GREAStNO . WASHING . BATTERY Betty Politano of 3748 Mariposa Yeung People’s club in Redman REORARGING • TIRB RECAPPING DINNERS . . $1.00 UP street, was added to the club. of Mrs. T. G. Garrison, 1820 hall this Friday evening at 8 795 Broadway CH. 9420 LOREnO HEIGHTS COLLEGE BAZAAR Next meeting will be held March Arapahoe street, with Mrs. £. L. o’clock. Cocktail Grill 6 in the home o f Mrs. Pauline THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Barnhardt as co-hostess. Malripe o f'3712 Pecos street. lulian French Specialty FEB. 28 MAR. 1 MAR. 2 Recent Marriage* Sunday, March 3, is regular - DANCE AT - Recent marriages were as fol­ Communion day for all women Knights of Columbus Hall — 16th & Grant ♦♦ 11 >»♦♦♦! I >♦♦♦♦***» ♦*;; lows: Arleno S. Lombardi to Vir­ and girls of the parish, and the members of the society will re­ MAIVY PRIZES ginia Lombardi. Witnesses were Al­ CASH AWARDS - ELEC. REFRIGERATOR - THOR WASHER fred M. Lambardi and Evelyn Mal- ceive Communion in a body in the The ROlJI^DtJP Tom Burke’s 8 o’clock Mass. ELEC. IRON - ELEC. MIXER - NYLON HOSE piede. Frank V. Sanzalone to Lu­ EVERGREEN, COLO. MEN’S SHIRTS - OTHER PREMIUM PRIZES F 5 uffs cille A. Dannacito. Witnesses were Among those from St. Joseph’s ilRoosevelt Grill! Richard Sancalone and Elizabeth Altar and Rosary society who at­ The Brightest Spot in the Rockies THIS SPACE DONATED BY CAFE & LOUNCE Sanzalone. William L. McCarty to tended the quarterly meeting of Josephine V e n t u r o . Witnesses the Archdiocesan Council of Cath­ DEUCIOUS SANDWICHES — MIXED DRINKS O’MEARA MOTOR CO. 1335 Rdwy. Famous for h e n r y M. DUFF, Ownar were Clyde Villano and Alice Mc­ olic Women, held in Denver on FIN E FOODS Carty. Roy E. Ide to Rose Feb. 19, were the Rev. Barry J. FIN E FOODS Fiore. Witnesses were Ralph Mal- Wogan, Mrs. T. G. Garrison, pres­ Cocktails Cocktails piede and Virginia Fiore. ident of the National Council of Baptism was received by Mary Catholic Women; Mrs. Harlan E. Fast Courteous Service SpscUl Dtontr Pirtlss InvUtd Julia, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Short, president; Mrs. Edward 1930-32 So. Broadway) John R. Martinez, with sponsors Anderson, secretary; and Mrs. ;; 18th and California SP. 9950 Abel and Virginia Martinez; and James Kirk, treasurer, respec­ J Linda Louise, daughter of Mr. and tively, of the Altar society: and Mrs. Nicholas Pizzichino, with Mrs. S. Paul Harris, Mrs. Susan sponsors James E. and Betsy R. Spieles, Mrs. Fred Clark, Sr.; and Erb. ______Mrs. L. Gurule. Mass on the first Friday, March TOW N TALK 1, will be at 7 o’clock. Breakfast will be served by the Altar society Our Evening for the children attending Mass. Mrs. S. Paul Harris and Mrs. L. DINNERS Gurule are in charge. ^fVisk that slice was twins!** That’s the — Offer a wide variety of New Stale Air Chief Lenten Seaton’s foods, Is PromineRl GaHiolie talk when it has the finer flavor, the extra . . . and include your choice of Appetiser, Salads, Pota­ MajJr Gen. John F. Curry, re­ toes, Vegetables, Desserts satisfying goodness of this better breadi tired army air forces officer, and Drinks, prominent Catholic and holder of the Distinguished Service medal Priced from 7 5 cent* and Legion of Merit, who was ap­ pointed state aviation director Feb. 22 by Governor Vivian, de- clarea that “ with proper co-opera­ RUSS BENNEH tion, in a few years I hope to see Colorado as one of the leading aviation states in the nation.’’ In AT BROADWAY Nsstauranl making the appointment. Governor T *.n. to 8 p.M.—7 Dtr* « W**k Vivian said: "W'e now have a name I Louis Pastore’s YOUR FAVORITE DAIRY AND that is known in Washington and ICE CREAM SPOT I think that General Curry will go to work for Colorado and get things done for us thab others PRODUCERS DAIRY could not even approach." Gen­ 1 3 9 C l u b eral C u ^ was formerly command­ FORMERLY MIDGET CAFE 933 BANNOCK ing officer of the Western tech­ REOPEN SUNDAY NIGHTS DirKtiT Acre** th« 8(r*«t Frsa FROM MIDNIGHT TO 2 A.M. nical training command of the Thi RctUttr air forces and stationed in Denver. DANCING Every Night, Later he was head of the war de­ 9 to 2 LUNCHES partment valuation board in the Lester Granrs Rliytlims Mediterranean theater. FOUNTAIN SERVICE Resolve to Meet Your Friends in N O C O V E R CHARGE Appointment of General Curry I ITALIAN DDINNERS IN N E R S | and the best in RUMPUS ROOM touched off a controversy almost DAIRY PRODUCTS immediately, a spokesman for the i 3900 Pecos GL. 9855| state civil service commission‘ de­ -4 Duke’s Grill claring that the new aviation di­ rector is not a resident of the 1620 E. 34lh Ave. state according to the constitution Charley McCarthy Inn and saying that an examination i Siri’s Steak Nouse for the position will be prepared and given within 30 days. ■ 811 15th St. Merchants Lunch Dmly Fried Chicken, Steak, G. D. of A. Study Club FISN SNRIMP Spaghetti and Raviola Plans Irish Program OYSTERS Dinners Cocktails Served Open 11 a.m. till Midnight Tb« C. D. o f A. Noonday 3410 TEJON G L 9950 Study club will hold its reg- ular maetiag Thursday, March 7, in tha taaroom o f tha Dan- ver Dry Good* Co. at 12:30 Spaghetti Ring of the West p.m. An Irish program ha* been arranged in keeping with pM|t_D«lvjr^ere Safety If yea St. Patrick's day. All mem­ DUIEUP ber* are urged to attend. RESTAURANT ITALIAN A Pile* to D«ll(ht Your Own Appotito or to Eotortaln Yoar Prima* THOSI Italian Saaiage, Chicken Caeriatore, Steak*, Spring Chicken Order Riaotto Milam Evrrr Sundar—Spaghetti Sorved With Ail DInnora SMOOTH COCKTAILS — DINNER WINES TIRES NOW Honra: 8:30 to 10:20—Snndaja: 4:80 to 10:80 For RtMrraUona 2450 19th St. Unescorted Ladies Welcome Phone GR. 9958

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PAGE EIGHT ^Officej^^SSS^^Bannock^^Stoeet^^^^^^^^^^JTHE^^DENVTER^^^ATHOIJC^^REG^ Thursday, Feb. 28, 1946 famnuimiiinininininiimnniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiMiiiiM FORMER LO YO U ASSISTANT SAFETY RECORDS IMPROVED ITOO SOCIEiy Business org^anisations are learning that better visual standards | EXPECTED TO ARRIVE SOON Now here’s ol Tender bread... of workers result in improved efficiency and better safety i records. Annual compensation, health costs and accidents have | FOR SEOVIIIG (L 070U Parish, DeiiTar) last week. Later It is to adorn the 10 MEET MOO. 1 BREAD” been drastically reduced by the correcting of visual defects. | The Rev, Louis Fitzsimmons, new school. It was purchased by "Fresh Have your eyes examined now. | S.J., who was assistant at Loyola the school children with money ob­ last year, is expected to arrive tained by gathering and selling OF DOFOKFAST from Cleveland, 0., the end of this old flower pots. On Feb. 22 the week. He is at present fit S t Stan­ new statue -was blessed in the pres­ SWIGERT BROS.j islaus’ house of studies, where he ence of all the children. They are (St. Cajetan'a Parish, Denrer) is studying ascetical theology and praying to the Infant o f Prague ^ o l y Fannly Parish, Denvar) Better VUion O p t O m e t r U t S Good Service | S t Cajetan’s PTA will serve oratory. Besides giving a Novena for funds and donors for the new The members of the Altar and breakfast Friday, March 1. On Uie of Grace from March 4 to 12, he school. Rosary society will receive Com­ serving committee are Mrs. Galle­ will also preach at Lenten services Ruth Holihan RecoTerinf munion in a b ^ y in the 7;30 Mass 1550 California I I U. lOAf gos, Mrs. Mar on Wednesday evenings during Miss Ruth Holihan, who still is Sunday, March 3, and they will Lent ‘ \ a patient in St. Joseph’s hospital, GLA8SEB INDIVIOUALLT STYLED tinez, Mrs. Alles hold their monthly meeting in the Mrs. Duran, Mr.s New Statue in Church is showing some improvement. school hall Thursday, March 7, at Archuleta, Mrs. A new statue of the Infant of Francis Moore, l a t ^ returned 1:30 p.m. Mmes. E. Johnston, If’f DATED FKlSHl' 7 c F. Gallegos, am Prague waa placed in the church from service, is in St. Joseph’s hos­ Karns, Kayutin, Keist, Kilpatrick, Mrs. P. J. Torres. pital recovering from an auto acci­ and Keneally will be hostesses. The Y 0 u n dent. Cards and refreshments will fol­ REQUIESCANT Ladies’ sodalitj : Confessions are being heard low. !THEODORE elected Misf Thursday sifternoon and eve­ The Rev. Edward Flynn of Belle BREAD Mra. Wright’a, 114 loaf.. 10c Stella Encinas tc ning in preparation for the first Plaine, la., brother of Father Leo IN PACE Friday. Libby, Bartlstt serve the remain­ Flynn, is a visitor at the rectory. i C«r» No. 214 «»n____ 32c ing portion of the Sunday, the first of the month, COFFEE iHACKETHAL The children of the school sang D«l Monte, Preparsd year as president the Young Ladies’ sodality will re­ AIRWAY. ANNA SARAH M’CORMICK, 1720 at a High Mass Feb. 20 for Father rrunes nc. »iaas... 25c succeeding Jen TIKES P O Sim ceive Communion. I lb. baa____ 21c Logan. Mother of John J. McCormick, Flynn, who underwent a serious Kadota, Tropic Htmaodez On Thursday, Nov. 6, the young Air Conditioned Sr.; grandmother of Sgt. John J. Mc­ nie Pinedo, for- A operation that day, r i g s No. 214 can„ .27c NOB HILL, Cormick. Jr., and Mri. Mary J. Sudmeier. ladies will meet in the home o f I lb. baa.._...._ 26c i mer president. Miss Pinedo was re­ PTA Tourney Winners Requiem Haaa in the Cathedral Feb. 26. cently married. The sodality is to Mary Katherine Reischmann at 8 MORTUARY i Interment Mt. Olivet. Beans Cut, No. 2 can.. 11c NETTIE M. THRALL, 234 E. lOth take complete charge of the games p.m. The PTA tournament winners venue. Mother of Mary Gustin; aiater James Raed Attends College last week were Paul Jussel and 1449-51 Kalamsth Su party evening suppers in the month .Beets No. 2 can.. 13c of Sarah Darnell, Hri. Q..C. Jonei, Mra. of March. James B. Reed, son of Mr. and Grace Torr in bridge and L. J. GOGOA J. J. Reilly, and N. B. RDan) Darnell. Roden and H. Ransom in pinochle. Finest. Phone MAIn 4006 Requiem-Maii in the Holy Ghoat church Amos A. Hernandez, fireman (St. Patrick’s Pariah, Denvar) Mrs. Guy L. Reed, 2006 Vine, of Hoininy m c .. 12c BAKER'S DE LUXE Thursday, Feb. 28, at 9 o'clock. Inter­ second class, who recently visited Miss Ann Petraglia, recent the navy V-12 program, is attend­ The third party will be held Thurs­ ment Ht. OliveL W. P, Horan A Son his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse ing school at Duke university, day evening, Feb. 28. ^ lb. can... 19c •ervice. graduate of St. Joseph’s school of Niblet. S”! n4c MARY A. ROSS. 1810 Franklin atreet. Hernandez, has returned to his nursing, Denver, has accepted a Durham. N. Car. He was initiated Joseph Mark, infant son of Mr. into the Phi Delta Theta fratern Requiem Maaa in the Cathedral Feb. 23. base. Hernandez has long been an position at St. John’s hospital in and Mrs. Joseph M. Paulson, was Kraut 5 r ; « _ 14c Erickson Memorial Co. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard aarvice. active member of parish activities Santa Monica, Calif. James Pet­ ity at Duke. He is spending his baptized Feb. 24 by Father Nor- MARY ANNE ..O'HALLORAN, 3161 leave with relatives in New York COCOMALT MONUMENTS • MARKERS W. 46th avenue. Daughter of Hr. and and in the Junior Holy Name so­ raglia is expected home soon hav­ bert Walsh. His sponsors were A. Veg-Att ! 15c Prompt .Erection Mra. Charlea O'Halloran; aiater of ciety. ing served as an aviation machin­ city. J. Kierst and Faustina Calaleri. fren on# of tbo moit eompltt* Charlet O'Halloran, Jr., and Frank Miss ion Planned Peter W, Colleton, cousin of The following were baptized Feb. I lb. can O'Halloran; niece of Mra, J, A. Koch. ist third class in the navy. Mr. and r e a s no. 2 can..______15c ___ 41c diipIaTi lo thn re^on. Mrs. Joseph Petraglia are the par­ Mrs. Guy Reed, has returned 24 by Father Omar Foxhoven: Les­ fSt ip««r Bird. Oppofit* Smkva Requiem Hati in St. Catherine's church A mission in Our Lady o f Vic­ P._. Kuner. Tender Garden Feb. 26. Interment Ht. Olivet. Boulevard home after 38 months’ service lie Fanchon, infant daughter of tory chapel, preached by the Thea- ents of these two young people. r e a s no. 2 can______Girdono. CHerry 472> service. overseas. He is going to Regis col Mr. and Mrs. Emerv J. Bell, whose 14c AUGUST P. BIDINGER, 4139 Wyan­ tine Fathers, will begin next week. Ann has been an active member of dotte atreet. Father of Mary Bidinger. This will include both men and the Senior Young Ladies’ sodality. lege. sponsors were C. Kiiker and Teresa TEA James Patrick Gallagher, son of Spinach 5 r 2™% ca n 'l__ 18c Requiem Hast Feb. 26 in St. Catherine'! women. Feb. 30 at 7 -o’clock the This Sunday will be corporate McCloskey; Michael Walter, infant CANTERBURY BAGS church. Interment Ml Olivet. Boulevard Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Galla monthly Holy Hour before First Communion day for the members son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Spam ,2 Orange Pekoe 1 9 . , aarvice. gher, was baptized Feb. 24. Spon­ Herman, whose sponsors were Peter OX. ean...„._ 34c Pkf. 1 8 ______IOC JOHN MAROLT, SR„ 663 Elgin place. Friday will be held. of the Altar and Rosap’ society. DRYER A ASTLER sors were Hugh Gallagher and Bieker and Merilda Herman; and T u n s Chicken of The Sea Pk«. 48 36e Husband of Angelina Marolt; father of The March meeting will be held I Una Green Ubei, H can.. 25c Frank, John. Jr.; Josephine, Pauline, Mary Gallagher. Linda Martha, infant daughter of LIPTON BAGS Frances, and Angeline MarolL Mrs. Tuesday afternoon, March 6, in PRINTING GO. PTA Meeting Held Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Elkins, whose Orange Pekoe Frank Priaelac, and Mra. Mary Hearn; SI. Galherine’s Sodality the lunchroom of the school. Soup 11c brother of Mary Laacb, Cleveland, 0. The February meeting of Loy­ sponsors were Frank and (Cornelia Pkg. 16 ______18c Programs and Circulars Seven grandchildren also survive. Re­ Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Durbin, Jr., Menten. quiem Mass Feb. 27 in Holy Rosary To Sorva Chili Soppor are the parents of a boy, bom ola PTA took place Feb. 19 in the Tickets for church. Interment Ht. Olivet. Boulevanl Feb. 14. He will be named Frank school hall. Apple Juice Motfa, qnart glaaa______29c Bazaars and Carnivals service. LeRoy. He is the 16th grandchild At this meeting the fathers of FRANK LEMANSKI, 863 Corona. The Denver Archdiocesan Par­ the children were honored gueste. Brother of John Lemanaki, Milwaukee, ish Sodality union will hold its of the G. A. Durbins, Sr. A son Spanish Mission Blended Juice Bi.„d o coid, 46 o. 40c Quickly Produced Wise.; Mrs. J. Htday, Silt; and Mrs, A. A very worthy tribute was paid next business union will hold its was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Reatonahly Priced A, Borowioz, Pulaaki, Wise. Interment them by George Routzon,- Milwaukee. Wise. Spoilane service. March 6, at 6;30 p.m. A chili Zaremba recently. Mrs. Zaremba Tomato Juice sunny Dawn, 46 os. can___ 22c UNION LABEL IF DESIRED FORTUNATA ZAMBELLI, 8550 Pecos. is the former Marie Vallero, On account of the various short­ Church Is Given supper will be served by the so- ages in household linens, etc., it Wife of Ernest Zambelli; mother of Mrs. dalists from St. Catherine’s in the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Charles Vegamato Juice u choy. 46 .an___ 31c 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. Rose Franca, Mrs. Lucille Sando, Thomas Vallero. This is their first graad- was voted to omit the hope chest Albert, and Ernest Zambelli, Jr.; aiater Catholic Charities annex. The date booth at the bazaar and replace it Altar Utensils KEystone 6348 of Louise Rocchio. Other survivors are child. for the Living Rosary has been with a booth containing some use­ Sw eet Potatoes Pelaco. No. c n ______28c eight grandchildren and three great­ Recent Baptisms by the Rev. grandchildren, Requiem Mass in Our set for 8 o’clock May 5 in the ful electrical appliances. The pro­ Theodore Haas include those of (Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish, Lady of Mt. Carmel church Feb. 26. Cathedral. ceeds from the PTA games party Libby, 14 oz. can___ Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger service. Denver) Deep Brown Beans 10c Miss Rita LaTourette has been Margaret Angela, daughter of Mr. Feb. 20 and from the card clubs GEORGE W. THOMAS, 719 S. Sher­ and Mrs. Charles Nelson, sponsors ALTAR BREADS man. Husband of Marguerite A. Thomas: appointed corresponding and re­ will be held in the PTA treasury A donation of $325 in the form Sam Ciacio and Vince Bruno; and Chili Hot Beans Morton Bouse, 12 oi. can... _ 9 c father of Lucille and Marjorie Ann cording secretary of the union, re­ to he used as seen fit, in the Id of a chalice, lamp, and altar table Thomas; brother of Mrs. C. W. Points, James Edward, son of Mr. and SEWING placing Miss Gertrude Graber of terest of the school and parish. were donated for use in the new Laredo, Tex.; brother-in-law of Mrs. Mrs. Archer, sponsors, Rose Ton- LIbbra can— — Little GlrU* DrcsMi. Embrolderr. Pi'esentation parish, who was mar­ Mrs. Fourcade, president, asked church by the following families: Deviled Meat H ___ ... 6c Hanarrainlni. Etc. Mae F. Beacom, Mrs, L. J. Doyle, Hiss dreau and Joseph Petraglia. Helen Sharkey, Mrs. James G. Gerry. ried recently. Two additional ap­ that as many as possible attend the Pina, Maria Martinez, Consuelo Fort Lauderdale, FJa.; Harold R. and pointments will be made at the Joseph Vendegnia, Jr., son of Alanis, E. Mora. Rose L. Tatum, Corned Beef Hash Libby, No. 2 can______22c THE SISTERS OF THE C. W. Sharkey, Loa Angeles, Calif.; one-day conference of PTA to be March meeting. Mr. and Mrs. J. Vendegnia, Sr., held in the Shirley-Savoy hotel the sisters, and an anonymous GOOD SHEPHERD uncle of Miss Regini Doyle and Leonard has been discharged from the Doyle, Los Angeles, Rosary in the Miss Viola Cinea announced at March 21. donor. The articles will be conse­ Nabisco Shreddies Package 13c TELEPHONE PEARL MSI Olinger mortuary Thursday, Feb. 28, at army. He served in the European crated at a High Mass March 3 at 8 p.m. Requiem Mass in St. Francis de the counsel meeting Feb. 26 in the Two interesting moving pictures campaign and he holds the Medal concerning the growth and devel 10:30. Sales' church Friday, March 1, at 10 Catholic Daughters’ clubhouse that of Honor for outstanding service Let ui ahotf roll monumenl* o'clock. 66 reservations have been made opment of the Telephone company On March 3 in the evening there PETER J. LENTZ, Idaho Springs. in his branch of the service. we hav^ erected in M l Olivet for the retreat in El Pomar March were shown John Fleming. will_ be a social spon.sored by the Husband of Mary Lents; father of Helen John Mauro also wears the hon­ Cemeterr. and Henry Lentz; brother of Victor 23 and 24. The second and third grade Society of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Lentz, Galena, Kant. Requiem Mass in orable discharge medal, his serv­ mothers were hostesses for the Mexican dishes will be served. Sl Paul's church Feb. 28, Interment ice having been with the navy. meeting. Refreshments were The Young Ladies’ sodality will A. T. THOMSON Mt. Olivet. ALFONZO FRIAS MENDOZA, 2127 Seton Guild' Mealing Among the sick of the parish served under direction of Mmes. receive Communion in a body Sun­ MONUMENTS Lawrence. Requiem Hasa in St. Cajetan's are James O’Drain, a patient at Worland, Wollenhaupt, O’Rourke, day, March 3. A short but import­ 600 Sherman Si. TA. 8018 church Feb. 22. Interment Mt. Olivet. Scheduled lor Mar. 7 St. Anthony’s hospital, and Ed­ and Trainor. ant meeting will be held in the URSULA BEAUBIEN, Boulder. Mother HANSEN & HANSEN CHECKER of Porfiro. Isaac, Fred, add Benjamin ward Lowery, jn St. Joseph’s hos­ Prizes were won by Mmes. chapel hall after Mass. Every one Beaubien, Mrs. Anna Saenz, Mrs, Mary pital. Reischroan and Beckius, and Mr. is urged to attend. Rivera: sister of Feliciana Velasquez. The regular meeting of the JEWELERS CABS Three new members have been Novak and Mr. Frei. ED DUNDON, Mgt. Fifteen grandchildren alsjv-survive. Re­ Seton guild will be held Thursday, - The prize for the room having quiem Hass in SL Thertse's church, March 7, in the Catholic Chari­ added to the Sacred Heart study 1628 17th St. SIGBT-SEEINQ Call a Frederick. Feb. 25. the most parents at the meeting Oil Well Neer Greeley ties annex, Denver. A buaincss club in the past week. They are ONE STORE ONLY TA. 2233 Leweat Zeued Rata* TOM KING, 1120 Pearl. Brother of Mrs. Kate Hanson, Mrs. A. Selby, was won by the eighth grade. Will King, Leadville; John King and meeting for members only will be Mrs. Lawrence Johnson and m C A R Mrs. T. Logan Waggoner, Denver; uncle and Mrs. A. Carlino. Is on Kirchhof Land called at 12:30. Luncheon 'will be Mrs. Martin J. Golden are the of Billy. Joe, and Bart King, and Mrs. The Junior Newman club is MAln 7171 C. M. McDaniel, Mrs. Lloyd Norris, Mrs. served at 1 o’clock. Hostesses ■will newly appointed leaders of the HAVE YOU MODERNIZED be Mrs. McKeamey and daugh­ planning to send a representation ""McGlJIRE— Prompt. Conrtoou Sorrleo Gail Reeves, Mrs, Jim Chesley, CapL Brownie troop recently organized A new area has been opened YOUR in su r a n c e :? George Waggoner. Bart J. Waggoner, ters; Mrs. Rothweiler, Mrs. Strahl, to the retreat which will be held CHEAPER RATES and Shirley Waggoner. Interment Lead­ in the parish. The troop consists of up to oil drillers by the recent dis­ Piatect YaeneU Agalaat Claw Baaaidt Moving • Storage CLEAN NEW CABS and Mrs. Bunker. Members and in St. Francis de Sales’ church ville. 10 members. covery of oil in Weld county. The HORACE W. BENNETT VICTORIA OCANA— Mother of Apol- friends are invited to be present. this year. Express onia Peria, Joe Hondragon; grandmother Final reports show a record oil is flowing from an old revived A CD. of Thomas Perea, Frances Ocana, and number of Christmas cards were field. The temporary setup of til Taber BUg. Pkaae TA. U7I Low R ate»‘ DOYLE’S Marthat Garcia. Requiem Mass in Holy Brothers Are Together sold by the . Junior and Senior Junior League Colorado Unit Oil corporation’s PRANK ENGLAND. Jr- Haaoga RE. 6425 2149 Welton Sl. Ghost church. Thursday, Feb. 28. Inter­ laeeraaee Departaicat ment Ml Olivet. Young Ladies’ sodalities, the pro­ well is producing between 400 and PHARMACY 1st Time in Five Years ceeds of which will be used for 500 barrels of oil a day. The well, Ttio Ptrtiealar Pnifri>t ISABELLE WILKIN HOALDRIDGE choir expenses. The Junior so­ To Sponsor New located on Greasewood flats, 84 Washington Coal ^ Requiem Masi was offered In the Ca* dality is sponsoring an award of miles east of Greeley, is on land 17lh AVE. AND GRANT ‘Robert M. and John J. Clark’s Flowei thedral Feb. 23 (or laabelle Wilkin a cash prize. owned by Frank Kirchhof, promi­ HoaldridgCg long-time resident of Den­ Schwieder, sons of Mr. and Mrs. |(^mplete Line o f Cal Flowen^' »«87 PRES DELIVERY Choir practice is held every Wed­ nent Denver Catholic layman and '-T." $7.48 ; ver. She waa the widow of Archie H. W. F. Schwieder of the Annuncia­ T ots’ Program and Potted Plants Hoaldridge. Since her husband's death nesday evening following novena president of the American Na­ Morrison Coal ^ she had made her home at the Aivonaut tion parish, Denver, were together tional bank of Denver. He is well Floral Sprays and services and those who wish to Attention kids! Would you like TOIVY FERRETTl hotel here. Other-aurvivors are a sister, for the first time in five years known for his many works of Coraagea Mrs. WiiHam C. Manahan; two nieces, during recent navy leaves. take part in the Easter program to be “ Champ of the Day?’’ Would '■i:." $ 7 .3 5 ; No. 2 World War Vet Mrs. Marjorie Scherrer and Mrs. Eleanor of music are urged to attend all charity. ,We Deliver TA. 3662( liiYrltM Hi* Old Fnondft and Cuttoaiin to Martin, SL LouiH; a nephew, Charles W. Robert, a chief petty officer, en­ you like to win a $25 victory bond? aadiata DaliTrry SPrece 7411 ^ HU New Slora . . . listed in the navy before the the practice sessions to be held Then listen to KOA in Denver, Manahan. St. Louis; and a half-sister, before Easter. Tba finaa Uated bare Aeaervt to U< So. 4 Mamie Thompson, Denver. Interment Mt. 2:30 to 3, beginning March 2, to a be renembered when you are dia- Pearl Harbor attack, after his ;FUEL SERVICE Broadway i The Congress Clothing Co. Olivet. W, P. Horan & Son service. graduation from Annunciation brand new program especially for tributing your patronaga to tba dif- 433 15TH ST. TA. 4 7 IB you, called “ These Kids of Ours.’’ LIKE MAGIC! ferant iioea of oualneaa. **8pecial AtUntioo to Clermr'* MRS. MAMIE MACKIN high school. He has re-enlisted #No Wrinrlng Three boys and three girls from #N o Splathlnff TalUr Mad« Ready Made MiliUrr Sopplloa Mrs. Mamie Msekin, llfelooff Colorado and will leave Seattle in the near MAIL ORDERS future for further sea duty. John, eight to 14 will be chosen every • No Bcrttchinf IWWWWWWW^WW WW W w resident, died Feb. 20 in Mercy hospital Pre-Lenten Party • Sarto Tima after a week's illness. She was the widow a second class petty officer, served week to exchange comments on cur­ • Saret Randi of Peter ,1. Mackin, widely known Colo­ three years before being honorably rent events. #CUan Ploort CONVENIENT ECONOMI SHOPPING ; rado railroad man. Mrs. Mackin was the Better With the daughter of a pioneer miner, John discharged. Every week these boys and girls, unrehearsed, will interview a prom­ Spillane Mortuary Loughran. She was bom and educated Eze-Mop & in Central City and came to Denver more Franeea Sardakovikl, Denver; 17 rrand- Is Held by Gu3d inent local person in regard to Classifi^ Ads cliildrcn. and nine sreat-grandchildren. 1545 So, Broadway PEari 0723 than 30 years ago. Mrs. Mackin waa a his business, career, or avocation. Cone Wringer member of the Women's Catholic Order Requiem Maaa in SL Joseph'i church. It will pay you to read ALL of/ihe following advertiaementa. K Mra. John H. Spillane of Foresters. SnrvlWng are two sisters. Globcville, Feb. 27. Interment ML Topping the show Miss Jane Ster­ Wringer lasti a life­ * Mrs. Frances Hesselbine and Miss Lo- Olivet. A large group from the various ling, Hollywood writer and actress time — fiU ordinary A twist of the Registered Funeral liireetor galvanised pail. handle wrings A. A. A. A , > A .* A . and Embalmet retto Laughran, Denver. Mrs. Maekin's circles of the Archbishop’s guild who produces this show, will inter­ home was at 1610 Fairfax street. A Re­ LEO J. DONOVAN met Feb. 20 in the Catholic Chari­ view the “ Champ of the Day." Gel Yours .Now PAINTING and Papering. Eatimstea/free. PAINTING A PAPERHANGING quiem Mass was offered for her in Leo J. Donovan, 40. senior inter­ ties annex, for the society’s annual Free DelWery Material and worknuiuhip guaranteed. Blessed Sacrament church Feb. 22. In­ viewer for the U. S. employment serv­ This child, chosen for an outstand­ 3820 Winona Cta« Denver 12 Call CH. 1303. / FOB PAPER HANGINQ and pslntiDa anfl terment Ml Olivet. Boulevard service. ice, died Feb. 24 of pneumonia. Mr. pre-Lenten party. Mrs. Eileen ing quality or achievement, will re­ A. Beringer. 163 Madiaon. EA 338A Donovan, a native of Denver, was a Koester of the entertainment com­ ceive a $25 victory bond. COMPETENT COOK and maid wants work GEORGE SEDLMAYER graduate of Regia college in the class mittee, assisted by Miss Madelyn The Junior league of Denver is in Cstholle family. References,-'Box 1620A. PHOTOGRAPHS Requiem Mast was offered Feb. 27 of 1926. He married Agnes Piccoli in the Regis college chtpei soon after his Nalty, had charge of arrange­ sponsoring the program in answer BRICK REPAIRS—Caulking and painting. Andersoa photos. 1206 16th St at Low- in St. Rose of Lima's church for George renrs HAin 1378. Five newt enta Sedlmayer who died Feb. 23 in the home graduation. Ho waa the son of the late ments. to a plea from educators and par­ 1946 Pearl. HA. 6666. / of his daughter, Mrs. Edward H. Lang- Capt. Leo J. Donovan, for many yeara a A delegation of guild members, ents that children’s radio be im­ WOOD SALE hetd. 2776 W. 2nd avenue. Mr. ^ d l member of the Denver fire department. headed by Mrs. Margaret Volk, ______HEARING' AIDS______'mayer had lived in Colorado more than Surviving are hU wife, mother, and two proved. The league is also offer­ president, attended the quarterly EXPERT Persons Hard oJ Hearing, some In (or tUNDLlNO. stoTe. rente, furnsee, fir*. tti 40' years. Born Aug. 3, I860, in Munich. brothers, Frank A., a Denver policeman, ing “ Story Time,” a series of sto­ nlsea blocka No rnrd tnlea KE 2460 and Eugene L., city fireman. Requiem meeting of the Archdiocesan Coun­ demonatraUOD of Uhith tUdlontc Hearing Germany, he came to the United Stales ries dramatized by Margaret Black­ Aid. <40, enoplerA ureas Lanoine He in 1880 knd settled in Mankato. Minn. Maaa waa offered for him Feb. 27 in St. BABY CHICKS — Tbouaanda batebiog cil of Catholic Women, held last burn of Colorado State college of RADID REPAIRING Co.. 622 16th S t / He was married there in 1884, and a few Joseph's church. Interment Ht. Olivet. week in a local hotel. A resume of weekly in 14 breeds at Colorado's largest years later moved with his wife. Mrs. education in Greeley. All Work Guaranteed hatchery. Immediate or futore deiiyety. Bertha Sedlmayer. to Denver. She died JERE L. SPILLANE the various activities accomplished The Rocky Mountain radio coun­ FREED SLAySS OP UQUOR. now FREI! U. S. Approved, blood tested stock, both "at in 1941. A cabinetmaker by trade. Mr. Jere L. Spillane. 76, a former Denver by the guild in the past three cil produces this program as enter­ ADAM H. LUIW sthora AtteboHa Anssyuona Write hatebad" and aexed. AA, 312.96; AAA. Sedlmayer engaged in business in Denver postal employe, died laat week in Long months was given in a report read fU BonU Fa HA. 1678 P. O. Box 4KA S. UsaTsr SUtien. 313.66: ROT Sired or Super Quality, 314.36, until 1906. when he moved to a farm Island City, N. Y. The newa of his tainment for younger children. It WriU for free eirenlar. Colorado Hatchery, MexJem engineering brings the near Arvada. PiTe years ago, he came to death waa received here by Hr. and Mra. by Mrs. Volk. will be heard at 2:15 Saturday be­ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1416 Larimer, Denver. ______cost well within tne reach of Denver to live with his daughter.'Sur­ J. J. Jaap of 2824 S. Logan atreet. Mrs. Serring for Mittiont , ginning March 2 over KLZ. modest incomes. viving are two sons, Edward J.. Denver, Jaap was a afster of Mr. Spillane. Hr. Miss Loretto Schell of S t James’ BoaoOdtUoned ptauwo, pityort. gisada. FOR BALE and Joseph A. Sedlmayer. Arvada; five Spillane came to Denver with bis parent! circle entertained in her home Feb. orpins (pipe and racd). ereheatral inatm- Good Speed-O-Print Mimeograph. Aoto- BUILD NOW - INQUmB daughters, Mrs. E. H. Laogfield. Mrs. in 1882. He worked here for aeveral Hatchett Grog Store a^ttta. T. B. Walker. tS$ Broadway. 8P matie Feed, with all acoetaoriea. Prica roar George Zaisi, Mrs. Henry Pobt. and yeara ta a mail carrier, and moved to 21. The evening was spent sewing sontble. GR. 3488. Mrs. Charles Kams, Denver; and Mrs. New York in 1992. He continued in altar linens for the Colorado mis­ fOV CAM H € A R ! '”rbe Btere t< OfsHty sad Rervlce” Frank Seybold. Dillon. Mont.; 40 grand­ the same work in New York until his re­ sions’ Easter boxes. Miss Emile AUTOMATIC water heaters. New aad re­ children. and seven great-grandchildren. tirement in 1936. Surviving are his Ask for book, MAUSOLEUM wifa. Mrs. Louisa Splllana; one daughter. Sm isck W'ill be hOSteSS tO this Same H 701 GRANT model work. Dependable Plumbing Co. Interment ML OliveL Hackethal mortu­ Gl. 6982. PHONE MA. 7354 ary service. Mrs. Bernice Weeks. New York; two jrroup Thursday, March 7. Mem­ ROWII RACR» Ooapoandtng preaerfptkms Is cbg nsaai FACTS sisters. Mrs. Julia Dobbins, Englewood.' bers of Morning Star circle vrill imporunt part oi onr b— WANTED TO BENT ALL MAKES MACHINES MICHAEL DOMBECK and Mrs. Jaap; and one brother, the SERVICED •EC THE GRANITES IN THE FAMOUS Michael Dombcck, 92. a refident ef Rev. Edward J. Spillane, SJ., Kansas meet Friday, March 1, in the new SUPPLIES — RENTALS RAINBOW LINE Colorado 61 year*, died in hiz home. City. home of Mrs. Phyllis Delhaute. "ATOMefR” I told my home to join the Sea bees, Now 3600 GarReld atreet. Feb. 24 after a my srift and 1 have no boma Wt need Miss Jennie Pasquale, who re­ The sia«mtl ttafla-llwS Haariaf a famitbed or unfumitbed apt Reapcctabit long lllcezB. Hr. Dombeck was born, SISTER MARY CONSTANTINE cently returned to Denver, will be SANT ANGELO in Foland. and came to the United States iBsIrvMaat cvaiMiilaf Catholic couple. No pets or cbildren. What Sister Mary Constantine Phelan of a guest at this meeti^. Mmes. ATTENTION: have you to offer? Please cell EA. 8498. in 1673. In 1876 he moved to Globe- the Sisters of Loretto at the Foot of TYPEWRITER CO. vllle. His wife, Mrs. Frances Dombeck. the Cross died Feb. 22 in Loretto acad­ Marie Kavanaugh and Clara Cut- Rv* Octatr* Rang* JACQUES BROTHERS died last June. Surviving ere a son, emy, Kansas City, Mo., after a long shaw are two new members of the Athletic Emblcnu, Monograms and Letters ALL WORK GUARANTEED John. Denver; two daughters, Mrs. illness. She entered the religious life Enlisted Men Pauline Flolkoski, AulL and Mrs. guild, having joined the Little Full VoH lottary Pewor Why wait from threa daya to on# waek AMERICAN PENNAIVT Free Delivery in 1916 and served as a teacher until Flower circle recently. 90 for your TanoHng? Wt sriU fit your Since 1902 illness compelled her to return to the BIoobo, Shirt or Slaclci wbilo yoo wail MFC. CO. VCT WORLD WAR t mother-house five years ago. Sister On Friday, March 1, Immaculate Cbovrona, 16e; iDaignias, ISc; Braid, Sosa T. Bocoad Fleer FeaHes BaUdiag MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Mary Constantine taught in Holy Family (Tonception circle members will 16c, U fnmiabcdi sowed on WHILB 761 Broadway school, Denver, and in various other 134 16th Street -FLOWERS- meet with Mrs. Hilene Washburn YOO WAIT, Shirts ent down, 76ei MAIL ORDERS SOLiaTED schools in the Southwest. Requiem High Pants ahortanad. 60c i nude amallar te If It Can Be Made of Felt, Wo Can Make It 28 E. 6lh Ave. TAbor 6468 A dlgatSad aterlng af tyapathy b a Mass wae sung for her in the Loretto as hostess. MAIGO OF COLORADO '•valy spray of red raeea. S 6.0 0 and op. waist. 60a Blonaas praaatd, tSe az>d KEystoae

i Thursday, Feb. 28, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE The Denver Catholic Register WILLIAM BICKLE DISCUSSES GUFFEY’S CARD AHD GIFT SHOP Pr«aid6n t. JUoBt Rvt. Archbithop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. R egiiltorials ACT COVERING GI LOANS ____ Rt- R«t. Matthow Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jonr.D. 107 E. Colfax M A.290S ==Bg< Managing rurartar------R«t. John B. Caranagh, M.A., Litt.D. William Bickle, adjustment and 60 per cent of the loans and pay “Good Gifts at Guffey’s” dream of opportunity and equality fellowmen. Since nun Is ■ social AsaoeiaU Bditora— H. F. Everatt, Jour.D.; Rot. Walter Canaran, ]$: God interest on the guarantee;) portion and brotherhood and the punuit being, 1w cannot escape theee rela iMn ofBcer for the Veterans* admin­ of the loan for one year. Service J.G.D., LittD.;'*ReT. Edward A. Breen, M.A., LittD.; Rev. Franeie By MILLARD F. EVERETT o f happiness. Far too many have tiont whh hk fellow \beings. istration, was guest speaker at the men having had 90 days or more Syrianey, M.A.; Linos Riordan, A.B., Litt.M.; Rer. James B. Hamblin, found only the mocking laughter If, then, man has definite rela­ monthly dinner meeting of the Preseription for ■ long lifei Cod, service since September of 1940 or Our • M.A.; Rev. John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A. in constant doses. This was the ad­ of injustice and ridicule. What tionships with others, H is abso­ Ozanam club o f Denver Feb. 21. they should have found was gen- lutely imperative that they be cqn- Title III of the Service Men’s Re­ who are discharged because of SeleelioH ^ vice given to a high-pressure busi­ nine Christian hospitality, an evi­ ducted in accord with the comnund adjustment act, which deals with service since September of 1940 qr Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. ness exeentive by a doctor who is dence of decent Americanism, and o f Christ, that he “ love his neigh­ loans, was the subject of the dis­ who are dischaiged because of also a popular psychologist. As at least a suggestion that we con­ bor a* himself.” That is the root cussion. Every request for a loan service-connected disability, may of FLOWERS ' much as we differ with this gentle­ apply for loans any time within a Published Weekly by sider them on a level above mere of the problem. AU of tu are too is adjudged on its respective Offers a Wide Variety man at times, we consider this pre­ animals. wrapped up in onrselves. merits, Mr. Bickl^ said. 10-year period following their date scription one well worth taking. of discharge. THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) • There has been altogether too Self-love, manifested in pride, More than 1,000 bans bave-heen BoumeU, Corsages The way he developed his point Mr. Bickle nrged his listeners 938 Bannock Street, 1 much selfishness in onr thinking. jealousy, anger, injustice, cov­ guaranteed in the past year. The Cut Flowers & Plants it interesting. The physical misery of the Mexi­ etousness, and m an y other government will underwrite up to to refer questions regarding title Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 One’s emotions and mental atti- cans, the squalor and nnhealthfnl •ins, is the sonree o f most III to the adjustment and loan of­ Fiortd Telegraph Service Indes have a marked effect on the shelters tamed over to them for o f the world's misery. When ficer, 408 Central Savings Bank body. The wrong kind not only buildmg, for accurate information. Subscription: $1 per year. homes have seldom rated a thought we are loo concerned with loving Bright Spot can disturb the digestion, upset the from most o f us. At the same time ourselves we have no lime, and Misinformation regarding loans Club Subscription, with The Re^ater, Local Edition, fl.SO per year. appetite, and prodnee sleepless­ we prate that we are trying to offer little inclination, to love others. We Scouts to Give has been the cause of misunder­ No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado. ness, but alto races the heart and an antidote to the poiMnons prop­ want everything and everybody to standing, and has discouraged Flower Shop raises the blood pressure alarm­ some service men from investigat­ aganda o f hale that has blanket^ be “ going my way,” and we seldom E M . 2 7 4 5 Thursday, Feb. 28, 1946 ingly. the world. Inconsistency, however, bother to go someone rise’s way. ing loan possibilities. At birth the average person, says is not our most serions rrbne; it This form of egoism is damag­ Parents Party Miss Hilda Job was named ppro- Josephine at Sth Ave, the doctor, has a “ medical bank is either onr total indiffeimee to ing, for, when two such egoist* are gram chairman, and Miw Mary OFFICIALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER account” into which have been these people or our positive dis­ brought in conflict, there is little Mannion arrangements’ chairman (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) to plan future meetings. The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approvaL deposited 2,700,000,000 heart­ crimination by which we hold them chance of compromise. Each loves We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. Wbat> beats. He draws on that account at chattels and even less. Such a himself too much to show common The Girl Scout troop 77 is giving ever appears in its columns over the sigrnature o f the Ordinary or at the rate o f 68 heartbeats per “ good-neighbor” policy can beget decency toward another, much less a party for parents Friday, March Our Specialty those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. minute for an eight-honr sleep, nothing but reciprocal contempt. to love him. 1, at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Ball to Benefit pins 76 beats per minnte for an It must be eliminated. We mnst All interested in girl scouting are We hope The Register will be read in every home of the That is why we sayi “ Shake loose active 16 honrt during the re­ return to the principles o f Christ invited. Archdiocese. from yonrsrif.” Disengage your­ FIRST CGMMUHIOH maining period of the day. The if America, the melting pot o f the self from your inborn prejudices Mmes. P. Villano, L. Stephens, Church Edifice We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste In daily withdrawal from the bank universe, is to present to the world bom o f selfishness, and start “ giv­ the children o f the Archdiocese for the reading o f The Register. Hogan, Lundy, Girardeau, and P. is 103,000 beats. The entire de­ a pieture o f amity amongst all ing yonrseir’ to other*. Little DiPilia will assist Mrs. Walter BABY races, creeds, and colors. The « URBAN J. VEHR. posit thns is exhansted at the age acts o f charity, daily “ good turas,” Game], the chairman, in serving suggested legislation to include the In Platteville Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. o f 70 years. easy little favors, start us on the breakfast for the school children FAMILY GROUPS If one worries nndnly and is migrant farmers under the Social rnad to the Golden Bale. We will March 1, the first Friday of the anxioos, apprehensive, or fearful Seenrity and Fair Labor Standards be doing for others what we like month. A pre-LeateD ball will ba o f life, then one’s heart will run acts may be another big step in the to have done for onrselves; we will beld ia Eddia Ott’s Broad­ WEDGIRGS right direction. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Halter and moor Couatry club, aear Dob- faster and consume a larger num- be showing to other* the same kind­ family spent the week end visit­ LOREnO HEIGHTS COLLEGE BAZAAR jber o f heartbeats. The bank ac­ ness, consideration, and concern ver, Monday, Marcb 4, for ing Mrs. Mary Nahring and Mrs. the benefit o f the new St. THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY count may be exhansted long be­ Euterpe Sheds that we like to receive onrselves. John Nevin. They are leaving to fore the traditional three score and But the important thing is for us Nicholas church in Plattsvllls. Uniied Photo Studios FEB. 28 MAR. 1 MAR. 2 make their.home in Oxnard, Calif., ten. A Bitter Tear to do it fir$t— not to wait for the Work OB the edifice will be By REV. EDWARD A. BREEN where Mr. Halter has been trans­ completed by April 1, and it TA. 3412 1521 CURTIS Knights of Columbus Hall — 16th & Grant But if one learns to control emo­ other fellow to start the ball roll­ ferred. tions and avoid nnnecessary irrita­ Yon cannot help hearing it, pro­ ing. “ Giving up” is all right, but is hoped to beve the debt MANY GRAND PRIZES onr own lives and the lives o f oth­ Larry George, infant son of completely paid then. The Thii Space Donated by tions and npseta, progress through vided you are within three block* Mr. and Mrs. George Schenfeld, life will be relaxed and happy. ers would be a little happier if we Rev. Dr. Thomas Doran is the The firms listed here de­ MORGAN, UEIBMAN ft HICKEY and there i* someone willing to de­ was baptized recently. The spon­ There will be a sorplus in the would try “ giving to” for a while. administrator. serve to be remembered GAS A ELEC. BLDG. PHONE TA. UH posit a nickel in what Joe Diner sors were Joseph Augustine and heartbeat bank account and one’s Lent is a good time to start. Admission to the gala ball calls a “ juice” box but which is Rose Schenfeld. Stanley Douglas, when you are distributing life may stretch out to 75 or 80 it $2 per couple. Reservation* probably better known as a “ juke” infant TOn of Mr. and Mrs. Milo may be made by calling the years. The best way to get “ divi­ box. At any rate, I heard it while The Revival of Latin your patronage in the dif­ dends” o f this sort is to lean more Prokop, was baptized. His sponsors USO-NCCS club in Denver, trying to eat lunch in a certain By PAUL H. HALLETT, Lilt. D. were Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Bemica. KE. 1338. ferent lines of business. heavily Upon God and tmst that restaurant that does not believe in TO He will take care of ns however advertising and that shall hence World npheavals always bring 1 9 2 9 1 9 4 2 vexatious the problems of the go nnnamed. The title o f the com­ with them a clamor for an inter- moment may seem. The number of profitable companies exceed the position— and I swear this is copied national language. Measnred by verbatim from the rerord itself— is the appearance o f articles in the non profitable companies in only THREE of this We Refuse to “ Hey, Ba-Ba-Be-Bop,” and the art­ leading magazines the demand for Come One! Come . All! FOURTEEN-year-period. Be Neighborly ists interpreting it are under the the restoration o f Latin has been baton of one Lionel Hampton. negligible: One appeared in the This interesting bulletin is available at our office By REV. JOHN CAVANAGH The work, undoubtedly written October 1917, issue o f the Reviete Twelve Catholic, Protestant, and on a subway train, opens with a of Revietet, now defunct, the other upon request together with prospectus, on KEYSTONE THURSDAY! FRIDAY! Jewish leaders in the social wel­ bright clarinet solo, the gay pro­ a year ago in School, and Society. testation* o f which are cut short CUSTODIAN FUNDS, IN C fare and rural life fields recently That is the snm o f them. Yet with nervous impatience by the Latin more than any other tongue issued a significant joint state­ brasses, which pnt forth a con­ that ever existed deserves the title McCABE.HANIFEN& C O M P A N y ment. The leaders demand the trasted version o f the original o f international language. Dur- SATURDAY! theme. The melodic fragment first jyVESTMEST SECURITIES inclusion o f agricultural migrants ing the Middle Ages it was a nni- in the legal gnaranties o f the Fair introduced in a spirit o f compara­ versal medinm for the edocated in W. X. McCABE Security Bldt, E. A. HANJFES Labor Standards act and the So­ tive reserve shortly gives way, os most o f Enrope. The Renaissance Over 2S Yters Javtstment Expetitnc* cial Seenrity act. On the face of the wood winds and siring* seize and Reformation killed it as a it the move may be one o f the upon it, refuting to let it rest, “ democratic” language but it con­ HRIGHTS OF most far-reaching efforts made to and masking its original appear' tinued as a rich man’s and scholar’s eliminate discrimination against ance in throaty tonal effects. instrament o f commnnication until the Mexicans. To employers the At length, the entire orchestra about the middle o f the 19th cen­ farm laborers imported from Mex­ teems to grow weary o f the struggle tury. It was not replaced by LOREHO HEIGHTS COLLEGE BAZAAR ico are regularly nothing more to ignore the compelling rhythm at French as the language of diplo­ COLUmSUS HALL than slaves, and those who are the solo instruments, and, with ihb macy until after the middle o f the Thursday Friday Saturday forced to eke ont an existence out­ gentle persuasion of an atomic 17th century, with the rise o f the side the farming season are com­ bomb, brass, wood-wind, string, and powerful nationalistic state o f Feb. 28 Mar. 1 Mar. 2 monly victims o f the worst kind o f percussive intlmments join in Lonis XIV, a fact pregnant with social inequality. The experienee protracted salute to the arranger’s significance— the deriine o f Latin o f these people provides a serious fantasy. The smooth, melodic con­ and the deriine o f united Christen­ Kaighls of Columbus Hall - 16lh A Grant obstacle toward the development tours o f the composition reappear dom went almost pari passu. of a genuine good-neighbor policy. then in a drum solo, and the piano Apart from its great role in the MANY GRAND PRIZES We can never expect to have any more vehemently than ever takes Choirii, it ho* never wholly ceased LOREnO HEIGHTS reasonable and mntnal program o f np the task o f establishing the the­ ThU Space Donated bf to be the language of scholarship understanding and co-operation be­ sis. Its passionate agitation is and it is haHly more than 200 tween onr neighbors to the South daintily succeeded by the trumpets, years since Latin was the common and ourselves nntil we get over the which, clear and nnmuled, more or medium of understanding on seri­ J. F. DAXSBERRY Nazi idea that we are the superior less vitalize the opus at this point. ous matters among educated Euro­ Modern Streamlined Pharmacy Almost imperceptibly the “ mel­ peans. Until 1844 the speeches o f The spiritnal and material wel­ ody” begins to lose its strength and the Hnngarian Diet were held in 14th and CHAMPA KE. 4269 fare of migratory workers engaged courage as a lone saxophone takes Latin. All flora and fauna are COLLEGE BAZAAR in commercial agrienltnre has sel­ np the assault. The cymbal stops diagnosed in Latin. Practically all dom been onr concern. These aU that nonsense, however, and, anatomical and pharmacentical farm groups have had virtually no for a fleeting instant, one has the terms are Latin. M m e scientific health or edncational facilities, and oppressive thought that the end treatises are still written in Latin. even onr worst slams have often o f the record has been reached. In any o f the languages o f West­ been incomparably snperior to the But no! This is only the signal ern Enrope Latin has so impreg­ housing and sanitary conditions for the vocalist’s resistless ontponr- nated itself that it cannot strictly MANY EXCITING GRAND PRIZES TO WIN! foand every year in the agrienl- ing. Luckily, the lyric* are com­ be called a foreign language at tnral areas. We are all today fac­ pletely indistinguishable— although all. you can hear an occasional “hey~ ing the grim challenge o f an un­ And what shall we say o f the or “bop” quite plainly. Thursday Evsning Friday Evsning Saturday Evsnings MOVJNC 6 STORACE certain future, and as long as we Far East, the land whose origins are plagued by such social ulcers The end is not far off, however, are entirely non-Roman? Latin onr hopes for a better world tomor­ and before yon know it the loose was the first Western language the Cash Cash Cash row are merely presumptive shams. ends o f the composition have been Chinese and Japanese ever heard; Award Award Award gathered np into one gigantic and >50 This great evil o f diserimination *75 *100 certainly the first they ever wrote. STORAGE SPruce 2671 is very real. It is not an imaginary crashing finale. This is really the The first thorough accounts o f less SOUTH PEARL St LOWEST PRICES dragon conjured np by the night­ high point of the entire opus, and Chinese cnitnre were written in IN THE CITY Res. Phom SPnice9<6l mares o f alarmists. In any city it sums np the composer’s inspira­ Latin, as the Latinized names Con- we can find frustrated men who tion in a way that no individual iu' fucins and Mencius suggest. Chiang 7i R. WESTIHGHOUSE QUILnO SILK ROBE have been told o f the American stmment could ever hope to do. It ITsi (1661-1722), one o f the sounds like a collision between an greatest emperors China ever had, irresistible Ford and an immovable knew Latin. Today Latin is a ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR BEAUTIFUL HYLOH HOSE YOU PAY ONLY A ROOM A MONTH plate glass window. common medinm among Far East­ Mnsie appreciation classes in onr ern missionaries and a good num­ high schools might do well to get ber o f their pupils, who seem to willi Dssp Frsozs Unit copy o f “ Hey, Ba-Ba-Be-Bop " have a m n ^ b^ter speaking MEH’S WHITE SHIRTS It shonld be played three or four knowledge o f it than do Western­ lime* at the beginning o f every ers. So we see that Latin has tra­ class period, and played with all dition behind it everywhere on THOR W ASHER with ELECTRiC MiXMASTER The WesVs Largest the stop* out just to convince the earth. sindents that not everything with Latin is moreover simple to Exclusive Furriers notes is mnsie and that boiler speak and understand, clear, log­ Pump AHachmeut maker* sometimes masqnerade a* ical, and precise (we speak o f the LOVELY CORDE BAG musicians. With that point estab­ sermo pleoeius, the conversational DUPLER’S PRE-IHVEHTORY lished, the teacher might go on to language in which the Vnlgate was play a bit o f Wagner or Mozart or (Loretto Heights College, Denver) written and which was continued ELECTRIC FLOOR LAMP COSY KBIT AFGHAH Beethoven for the class. Incident­ Announcement was made from and enriched in the Middle Ages— ally, the doors and window* should not of the highly artificial prod­ the office of the dean in Loretto be locked beforehand to prevent uct o f Cicero’s speeches and the 100% WOOL BLARKET GAY PIHK YARH DOG Heights college that 61 girls have the students sneaking away with great Latin poem s). It is no been placed on the dean’s list for their nickel* to the com er drag- longer subject to the flnetuations store to hear “ Hnbba, Hnbba.” SALE outstanding academic work during and vagaries o f vulgar speech, and this is a great gain for the purposes A MOST WONDERFUL OPPORTUN­ the first semester. Students must Shake Loose o f international intercourse. Its make grades that are B or above From Yourself! disadvantages for expressing mod­ Clown Dolls Made by the Sisters ITY to obtain the season’s most wanted to merit a place on the dean’s list. em ideas are apt to be greatly ex­ They are as follows: Seniors, By REV. FRANCIS SYRIANEY aggerated. To begin with, the . . . most wearable . . . most glamor­ Lent approaches once again, and basic needs for which we mnst use Peggie Chambers, Mary Cutlip, language are exactly the same as ous furs during this great DUPLER Catherine Job, Agnes Lallamsnt, good Catholics are already contem­ Delicious Home Made Cakes...... they were 2,000 years ago. For Mary Pat McGlone, Mary Oehrle, plating, at least vaguely, what they PRE-INVENTORY SALE wiU “ give np” this year. The most purposes one need never go Rpse Marie Palaze, Mary Lu Pren- outside the langoage of Terence dergast, Marion Andrews, and Lo­ custom of volnnlary mortification OF FURS. is most worthy and should be en­ and Cicero to express oneself with Candies and Bakery Qoods! retta Sweeney; juniors, Patricia complete adequacy. In the second Kellogg, Frances McMahon, Betty couraged. The sacrifice of some pleasure or some “ creature com­ place, meanings can be stretched 4 Outstanding Groups Rees, Rose Staab, and Jo Ann Zon- to salt modem Ideas just os they tine. fort” never hurt anyone. Actually Lovely Art Needlework! to Choose from the. srif-deprivatkm o f sweets, are in English. For example, drive Sophomores, Joan Blach, Kath­ smokes, outside entertainment, or b properly applied only to horses; ryn Byers, Sonia Campbell, Alicia a number o f other things is usually now we nse h almost exclusively 10 MOHTHS TO PAY Contreras, Mary Ann Coyle, Marie of more benefit than harm. Beg­ of antomobiles. In the same way Donahue, Lois Elliott, Bonnie ging the indulgence of readers we we can nse the Latin aurigare, Frost, Margftret Fogarty^ Mary meaning to drive a chariot. In the All HinOS OF GOmCS OF FUH! NOW . . . IS THE TIME TO PUR­ would like to make a suggestion Jane Halter, Mjjrgaret Kane, Faith for this Lent. Instead o f depriv­ third place, we can make infinite CHASE YOUR DUPLER FUR COATl Kleber, Clare Marie O’Keefe, Ber­ ing yonrsrif of something yon combinations o f Latin or Latinized nice Pohndorf, Katherine Price, would be better off withont any­ Creek words, just as is done in Evangeline Saucedo, Bibiana Wen- way, why not try to do something botany and biology and medirine. gert, and Jo Ann Lynch. that will benefit others as well as Lastly, we can invent words. For — n — ■ Freshmen, Louise Aylward, Al­ yourself? Instead of “ giving np,” example sclopetus, an onomatopeie vina Bruno, Anna Mae Canjar, 'give to.” word imitating the sonnd o f an THIS SPACE DONATED BY y , . . Louise Cernich, Mary Louise It is no secret that an individnal’s explosion, is the universally recog­ Crews, Ann Cuthbertson, Nancy over-exclnsive concern with himself nized Latin word for gnn. Ann Davis, Patricia Doyle, Hor- and his own problems is the great­ But we shall never have Latin T H E AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF DENVER tense Ford, Mary Theresa Germain, est source of unhappiness. Even as an international tongne— in fact 1540 Siour S**’ I -V Jean Gray, Connie Griggs, Betty worse, sneh exdnsive concern can we shall never have any world Denver, Colo, j Hindman, Louanna Hopp, Marjorie be and frequently is the cause of nnity at all— nnltss we have, a FRANK KIRCHHOF ADOLPH KUNSMILLER Howard, Kathleen Kemme, Ann mental sickness. Man is a creatnre powerful world Christendom in the President Vice-Pres. and Cashier Killian, Frances Kosarek, Betty o f God and is constitnted as a mem- same sense as we have a powerful Maas, Elvina Marquez, Merrilee her o f society. The first qualifica- world Jewry and a powerful Islam. Murphy,^ . Marjorie . McGinn, Ben- lion demands that he acknowledge Latin, as one (ktholie anihor pnt F. J. Kirchhof Construction Co. Q A ^ n / \ | L T f ’7 ( 7 ^ ^ \ (T D A Y \ Y 7 l 7 D n n i 0 1 7 D C* ixnBoa McGrath, Janet Panchot, Mar- and f u l ^ the dnties o f religion. it, is “ your Catholic language;” The American Fixture Co. 1 A I M f lul#,r, A ll y MC I ilynily: Phelan, ' ’ , Alberta...... Plym,, Ruth |iThe second requires that he adjust re-establish united Christendom Wemimont, and Venetta Atldni. himself to his oasocUtlons with his and you will re-establish Latin.

k !»AGB TEN Office, 938 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitope '4205 Thursday, Feb. 28, 1946 Mullen, Pueblo Catholic Favored in State Meet

D. DEIJTSCH 0PT0UET8I8T Outstanding Parochial Players ) l Ttw* Praetic* BOWLING MiSUNGS FICI n YOUR OlMMi tNlMII liMIMI KNIGHTS OF smoi limn ^ Dapllnt^ COLUMBUS WEDDING PICTURES O e a lU U ’ P r»»«rip tlo B Staadlata Fab, 21 OcDDint Km>t«k gtnci* Vialoa TEAMS- W. L. Pet. laWiIbU QUtMi. e»»- Grand Knishtt ...... 47 36 .663 This studio specializes in wedding photographs— made L*“ ***a u-.!** Pl«»« »«* Gnarda ...... 46 27 .338 P»t in4 Naar — Truataaa ...... — - ...... 43 30 .613 in our studio, the Church or Home— Reasonable pru^s.. Qroond *11 hi dnt, Daputiaa ...... 41 31 .639 Qpan Uandar tTaalliri. Ph- TA. »M? Sacratariei ...... 33 34 .533 Pueblo Catholic high and Aeraw Ptmi Naalaatera ...... 33 40 .444 1519 Cortis St Baai'a Wardana ...... 34 43 .383 Mullen high of Denver loom as Phone for Appointment ...... 10 63 .334 I INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS the favorites in the state Cath­ C4m«a Avt. Sehartr ...... —...... 69 176,01 olic basketball tourney, which Guahurit — ...... 3i 173.17 will be played Saturday and Strain ... —...... 33 170.38 REmBRflnOT STUDIO Mullan ...... -...... 7t 170.11 Sunday, March 9 and 10, in Lauvatt .... 30 139.61 Raamutaan .... 30 139.27 Aworded placet en The Regiater’o all-Parechial Cath.dral. Sund.rl.nd, Burai, .ad Dnnn.b.eke West high gym, Denver. The 1524 California St. Cherry 4644 Send Your Boy to DaLuaio ... -...... — 37 169.11 Reaii ...... 39 163.34 team ara the five otara pictured aheve. Laft to wan nll-ttnr ratinf* la*t year, and Swaanay and Shamrocks of Pueblo, cham­ J. Garramona...... 39 137.96 right, they are Bob Sunderland of Ragio, Boh Marat tparkad Ikair taami thm uiheat tkit yaar't Knrtt N...... 83 166.28 Burnt of Mullen, Boh Dunnebeeke of Mullen, Paul camitaign. Swaanay tapped all tearera with 145 pions of the Tri-City league of Wa»n«r ...... 39 134.63 Southern Coioraao, swept through Barlin ...... 30 134.00 Marat ef Annuneiation, and Gaorga Sweeney of paint* in 12 gana*. Johnston ...... —■■'...... 72 131.17 their season with a record of seven BOilly ...... — . 39 163.93 + + + + + + wine and one loss, climaxed by a Get Your Shrubbery While It Is Availabli C iP SI. C. Garramona ...... 67 132.44 victory in the title game against no Placatalla ...... 33 162.42 13254075 Kullitan ...... 38 131.79 the Abbey Bears, last Saturday. K. Mariaoher ---- !...... 72 169.60 LEAGUE’S PLAYERS NAMED The Mullen Mustangs,, defending Bamaoy ...... 64 169.48 state champions and winners of the AAA Landscaping Al« ...... i...... 73 169.41 crown in the Denver Parochial Albua ...... - ...... 89 169.36 Near Rocky Mountain Na­ Miller ...... 63 158.87 ON ‘REGISTER’S’ ALL-PAROCHIAL SQUAD league for the past two seasons, LAWNS-FLOWER GARDENS tional Park in the heart of Nicodemus ...... 67 167.27 had an undefeated record in league Backiui ...... 36 136.82 play this v|ar. < The Mustangs SHRUBS-ROCK GARDENS Americana moat m ajestic Haskell ...... 61 166.56 Mullen high places two men on are Gene Perryy and Jack Jepson Sunderland, Dunnebeeke, and dunked 362 jwints through the hoop Alcorn ...... 67 166.29 the Regiiter aU-sttr team and the of Cathedral, wait Perriter and Burns are repeaters from last mountains. Oamorat ...... <* 166.00 in their 12-game winning spree and iauro ...... 73 164.00 Cathedral, Regis, end Annuncia­ Bel Martinei of Mullen, Tony year’s all-star selections. The at all times displayed a smooth Free Estimates 0. Maiiachar ...... 9 163.13 tion teamt are each awmrded one De Lorenzo of Annunciation, and lanky Raider, second only to Ca- working t e ^ attack; with danger­ Dahmer ...... — 73 162.48 place. Four players win the Jim Thompson of S t Francis’. thedral’s Sweeney in the leorlng Joseph ...... 39 161.76 ous scoringF^lireats in every posi Joe Loffreda PE 8227 Julius Carabello Sheehan ...... 73 161.11 nomination without a dispute. column, was the big gun in Regis’ tion. Cuba ...... —.... 30 143.61 They are Bob Dunnebeeke and runner-up team. Burns excels as WVWWVWWWWWWWWWVWVWWWWWVWWWtfVI Open This Summer Kehoa ...... 1...... 69 147.66 Bob Burns of Mullen’s champion­ a floor man and play maker and The Regis Raiders and Wslsen- \ St. Catherine’s Doe ...... i...... 38 148.06 ship five, George Sweeney of was also a dangerous scoring burg Crusaders will open the two Korpal ...... —...... -...... 30 141.36 day meet at 11 a.m., the Rev. Barry Kane ...... 67 141.09 Cathedral, and Bob Sunderland of threat Dunnebeeke is a dead-eye laaillo ...... 73 139.. .69 Regis. The fifth man on the shooter and all-around star. Geonorge Wogan announced this week. Fa­ 139.09 Wins Crown in Udry ...... *0 R«gi$ter'$ first five is Paul Marei Sweeney piled up a total of 146 ther Wogan feels that the draw­ Mason ...... 7.... jJ..../.■ •* 129.33 ings for places has produced an GLASSEIS HIGH CAME Annunciation. Second team points to lead the league in scor­ July 7 to Aug. 25 Taanas berths on the mythical squad go ing, and was personally responsible exceptionally interesting schedule, ON CREDIT Guards ... 977 to George Mueller of St, Francis’ , Near Shut-Out for the Bluejays’ third place with the champion and runner-up 943 Truitaea Johnny Vecchiarelli of Holy Family standing. Paul Mares, playing on of both the Denver and Southern $12 a Week Wardens 893 Colorado leipgues domina^g the indlvldualt team, Jim Hartford of Mullen St. Catbarina’t nailad down a weak squad, ranked third among Gushurst 163 high, Den Kilker of St. Joseph’s, the scorers and, like Sweeney, was two brackets. The defending state Mullen 247 tba chanpienihip e f the Den­ directly responsible for the success champion, Mullen, was seeded in Have ‘ypuT efe$ carefully Miller „ 246 and Guy Gibbs of Regis. Rating almost even with the second five ver Junior Parochial league of his team. the No. 1 spot in the lower bracket, examined by H. Lapaiin HIGH SERIES and Pueblo drew that place in the Taama by scoring a tpactacuiar 17-2 or Louii Sumhine, slate 600 tlXTEINTH Under perienal direction of Truitcas ...... 1.369 Mustangs Are upper one as the leading team from registered optometrists. Grand Knifhta ...... 1,662 win over tha itrenr Sacred outside Denver. The Abbey Bears, Secretaries ...... 2,647 Undefeated Champs runners-up in the Tri-City league iiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiow RT. REV. MONSIGNOR Individuals Heart five, East Side cham* Eehtrar ...... <97 B aseball Field plans, in the play.aff fam e Mullen’s Mustangs became un­ and once-conquerors of the Pueblo JOSEPH BOSETTI Gushurst 3»-4star»«e»—««eo«» tea »»»eo«a«» «>*«»,♦» «e»«« 303 in RagU.gym last Saturday. defeated champions of the 1046 titlists, drew the other seeded po­ U ulllna ...... 304 Tha Sacred Heart eager* had season by downing tho Regis sition. Pueblo holds the only seeded Car« o f Chancery Office railed thraugk the season to Raiders, 28-14, in last Sunday’ position in the upper bracket. The Being Planned nmas* 282 paint* and held final performance. The Mustangs other teams drew for places in the thair eppanent* ta 82 aaunt. put on a laet-psriod drive to two brackets in alphabetical order. 1536 Logan, Denver, Colo. Telenews Shows •rs. hut se affaeti.a was St. fashion their win after Bob Sun­ As in past years, the Regiittr Bounin i^KUehen, Cstherine's dafenss that tha derland had fouled out of the trophy will be awarded to the state Ob Cstsrsils Sprint* Rltliwsr S3, Llttlsten, Cal*. Consistory Film high-{h-teering Outlaws wara Raider lineup. Entering the final titlist. Awards will alio be pre­ By telby Parisb .h i. ta garnar ealy twa fraa canto with only a 16-13 advantage, sented to the runner-up team and RE-OPENS FRIDAY, IRARCH 1st throw* for thair aatira affan- the champions made 12 points the consolation champion, and mem­ Serving Featuring the all-new program siva output ia tho champion­ while holding the Raiders to a bers of tha all-itar team will re­ Welby. — (Assumption Parieh) at the Telenews theater in Denver ship gam*. Landing tha Narth free throw. Walt Ferriter sparked ceive gold basketballs. Admission SMORGASBORD and DINNERS starting Friday at 3 p.m. are pic. — On Feb. 26 a meeting was held Sidari’ attack wara Himtlraal, the rally and wound up with 11 to all sessions will be 60 cents, and Daily 5 to 8 P.m.-—Sundays and Holidays 1 to 7 P.M. ;!or all the men of the parish to Haggarty, and Dolan. points to lead the game’s scorers. all games will be played in West turei of Pope Pius XII as he ele Cathedral’s Bluejays took undis high gym. This is a change in the CLOSED MONDAYS NO LIQUOR discuss plans to prepare a baseball The convincing raanntr in vated the new Cardinals in Rome puted posiession of third place by previously announced playing sites. ______For Reservations Littleton SU z o e c O L i Airliners are shown arriving with ground which will be used for all which they downed tho Sacrod overcoming a 9-16 half-time lead A complimentary breakfi will (Wooden Shoes) prelates from all over the world in outdoor sport activities in the par Heart team madn St. Cath­ and downing St. Francis’ 28-22. arine's Wildcat* tho over­ be served to all coaches Sunday, the Eternal City for some of the ish. The Annuneiation Cardinals closed March 10, at a local hotel most impressive ceremonies since First Friday devotions in honor whelming faveritas in tha their most successful leason in Regis Invitation tourney, to Prospects for the most successful the founding of the Catholic of the Sacred Heart will be held yean by downing the Holy Family tourney in the history of the state Church. Among the dignitaries at 8 p.m. with Exposition of the he p ia p d March 18, 18, and tigers 82-24. The win w u the 17. Annunciation'* Baby meet were strengthened this week SUPERVISORY POSITIONS shown reeoivlng the honor are Car­ Blessed Sacrament before the Mass, fifth of the season for the East Cardinal* are tho dofondiag when it was revealed that the Den dinal! John J. Glennen of St. followed by the act of consecra­ Siders and put them into a fourth ver Parochial teams drew more Louis, Edward Mooney of Detroit tion of the human race to the tournament champs. place tie with the Gremlins, YOUNG WOMEN for the Sacrod Heart wen tha than twice ai many spactators in Samuel A. Stritch of Chicago, and llacred Heart and Benediction. 1946 than in any pravious year Francis J. Spellman of New York Altar Society to Meet championship ofitho East di­ FINAL STANDINGS Ages 25 to 35 Years SHOWER or BEACH vision by newntsing the Aa- The growing interest in tha Paro­ Other headline news includes the On Friday evening at 7 o’clock Team W. L. Pti 24-20 earlier chial eompsitition ii shown in tha return of UNO delegatei after at­ the perpetual novena in honor of nuneiation taam Mullen ------....12 0 362 Men’s ...... 7 5 C, ia tho week. figure of 14,886 fans who attended With Merchandising Background tending historic opening meetings Our Lady of Sorrows will bo held. Regis ...... — .... 9 3 357 286 the 14 sessions. Women’s ...... $1.00 in London. Mrs. Roogeveit, Stettin- After Qovena services the Altar Cathedral..... 7 6 300 270 Full Line of Dr, SehoW$ iu3, and Senator Vandenburg society will have it* monthly meet­ Annunciation 6 7 310 S18 Infants’ Wear, Lingnrie, Pitee Goods or speak on the parley’s achievementa ing. 'The Altar society will receive OtUtedral High Event St. Francis'...... 5 7 317 300 AROH SUPPORTS Also shown are pictures of Gen Holy Communion on Sunday in tho St. Joseph’s ...... 4 8 253 329 Pueblo Catholic Omar Bradley as he urges that ae. 7 o’clock Mass. PosIpoBed lo March 3 Holy Family .... 0 12 223 352 Books and Slalionnry For Aching Feet & Tender Heels tion be taken on the returning vet­ Mr. and Mrs. William Croco wish to thank their friends for LEADING SCORERS WE CARRY A COMPLETEJ erans’ problems. T ot High Titlist in Knowledge of merchandise and retail store operation s r e c r e ­ their kindness in Masses and (Cethedrel High SchesI, Denver) LINE OF PLAIN & FANCY PLAYEK— G. F. Pta. ment. prayers offered for the children’s A Cathedral high school sodality S«Mnty. Csthsdrsl 67 81 143 recovery, and also the eisters and box supper and social, previously Sundsrlsnd. R*tU ...... — 60 23 126 SHOE LACES 13 114 Southern League If you have had Buying, Assistant Buying or Department M w - V.S classmates who remembered them planned for Feb. 26, has been post­ Msrti, Annuneistion 49 We Dye Any Shoe Any Color bunnebseke, Mullsn 41 IS 96 sgement experience you should be interested in your opportunity with cards and valentines. The poned until Sunday evening, March Muslltr, St. Frsscli' SO 91 HATS CLEANED & BLOCKED boys are still convalescing in Chil 3, in Oscar Malo hall, Denver, from MsrtinM, Hulltn ...... 26 69 with our Mail Order Organization. 68 The Pueblo Catholic high Sham- dren’s hospital. 6:30 until 9:30 because of the inter­ P* Lortnto, Annuneistion.. 11 Salary and opportunity commensurate with personal ability and Minot. R*ti> ...... 10 3t rock.9 established themselves as Expert Shoe Repairing The Irondale esetion of the school play. Vecehisrolli. Holy Fsm'ly.. to 6t C«rcfal. Dep«oObU 12 60 serious threats for the state Cath­ experience. WHILE YOU WAIT Altar society will sponsor a dance Juniors Jack Jepson and Frank Duma, Mullrn ...... on Saturday evening in the River- Bridges will be auctioneers who Kilktr. 51. Joaeph's ...... 21 69 olic crown-by downing the strong 7 Abbey Bears 29-26 in the game Come to our employment office on 8th floor for interview be­ WATOH REPAIRING dale hall. will award the box lunches. Pro- Ceuraay. R»tia ------Hsrtford. Mulltn 7 played Feb. 23 in the Pueblo arm tween 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily or call Mr. Gahafer, mail order SILVER FRONT Quick Cuaranteod Service A pre-Lenten dance will be ceeds will go to the catechism Cibba, Bttia 21 given by the PTA Tuesday eve- classes conducted by the Sisters of Firritar. Mullullon ...... 9 ory. The Bears had handed the personnel manager, RAce 1581, for an evening appointment. All DORNBERG’S ning, March 5, in the Welby hall Charity, Concluding the double Htrnsndec. Et. Joaaph’a... It Shamrocks their only defeat in SHOE REPAIRING Strinfsr, St. Joasph'a .... 9 eagua play earlier in the season. applications will be held confidential. JEWELRY CO. All are urged to come. Admission feature fun night will be a CYO 7 ELI GALTERIO, Prop. Tbempion. St. Frsnoia'... In a pool of league players to is 80 cents, adults. Jamboree. Multsns. Holy FsmUy .... II 1641 Court PI. K£ 8001 Eslce t an all-star league team, 1231 16th St. K E .8973 Dfover, Colo. seven players from the three Cath MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. olic schools won places on the squad. They include Krtsovich MAIL ORDER DIVISION STATE TOURNEY SCHEDULE and Mudrone of Pueblo Catholic, Gaylord Burt and Elwyn Boita of 555 Sont^ Broadway Abbey, and Allic Martinez, John Prompt COAL Delivery Mott, and Tony 'De Felice of St. Paebio Pueblo Mary’s, Colorado Springs.______BOULDER VALLEV, Lump Bje o r E g g ...... ton $ 7 . 4 6 7 P.M. Saturday GOLDEN ASHy Lump Regis o r E g g ...... ton $ 7 . 4 6 11 a.m- Saturday We DeliveV in So. Denver and Englewood Houses! Apartments! .Walsenburg 2:30 P.M. Sunday Kroonenberg Coal Co. 4 P.M- Satujrday We have permanent, dependable employes who are in 1909 South Broadway SP. 4478 Coin. Springs' i 12 noon *r SatnnJsT .Holy Family , Urgent Need of Housing 1:80 P.M. ► B PAI, Satnrday gnniUy THE PROSPECTOR 'Annonciadon 1 p.m, L . m a n y a r e VETERANS Every Night — Over Night — to 'init Lake City Saturday .Cbaycnna 9 p .m .l•Champion Sunday Lv.^Denver 4:30 p.m. Ar. Salt Lake City 7:50 a.m Sultoble Tsnsnta WIU Bt Referred to You Immediately Lv. Salt Lake City 5:00 p.m. Ar. Denver 8:30 a.ni. Mullen Mullea

Consolation j ® Bye }• For your comfort and eonvonloneot Champion •( Snaday 9 P-M, Saturday Louagw-observotlon Cor St, Joseph’s Free Listing Pullmcms—sections, cornpartmonts* 2 p.tn> Seturday Of Your Vtcancy by Calling drawing rooms .St, Francis’ Dining Car—Coaches 5 pjn. Saturday StSO P.M. PEuI - b t DIESEL.ELECTRIC POWER Sunday 2411 386 Cathedral 3 p.in , Saturday 'T^io-6rafi3e , Sterling 10 P-M, Saturday GATES RUBBER CO. 1531 Sloul Street Bye Abbey Denver, Colo. 648 l?Ui Slr.M I Plione TAbor 1162 999 So. Broadway Abbey

■ i Thuriday, Feb. 28, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone '420S PAGE ELEVEN SHIRIFV PmillllCHAIRMEN TO EE ANNOUNCED Nt. John’s Parish Headquartert Radiot & Appliances for FOR EASIER MONDAY BAIL B ER H ET T 8 Sofa* and Saralea (Bletted Sacrament Paruh, week to spend a few weeks with GOROGO SERVICE PHIZES IT HONEST WORK—PAIR PRICES IS Denver) friends in Oklahoma City, Okla. * VithiiMis Washing and Greasing Members of the Altar and Ro­ Mary Conway Bacomei Brida FRAHRLIN AHDERSOH Your BusInM* ApprseUb sary society, will meet Friday, Before a Nuptial Mass, being 6th Ave. A York BA. 99S3 March 1, in McDonough hall fol­ celebrated by Father Campbell, 2316 E. 6ih Ave. EM. 9586 * TabinaolM OF lowing recitation of the Rosary in ^eb. 28, Miss Mary Elizabeth Con­ the church at 2 p.m. Chairman way becomes the bride of Richard and co-chairman for the Easter Kenneth Miller. Miss Conway is fMPIRE PRARMADT * Slaluary (AnnuDci«tioB Parith, DanTcr) Monday ball, to take place on the daughter of Mrs. Beeca Con­ p C. H. HAYS, Mtr. In s recent junior class meeting way. The bride, who is being given ners of the writing contests spon­ OLIVER’S April 22 in the Shirley-Savoy ho­ Preseriptlons Carefnllr Filled of boys of the high school, Miss tel, will be named. Father Har­ in marriage by her father. Dr. Leo sored by the .convention of the SEE OUR NEW STOCK Shirley Paulin, a senior, was eiec' old V. Campbell, spiritual advfser, Conway, is wearing a gown of tra­ Association of Catholic Press Re­ Magazines • Fountain Service ted queen of the spring prom. will be guest speaker. Hostesses ditional satin. Her illusion veil is lations at the closing banquet of Ysar Fstrsiuft ApprteliM OF RELIGIOUS Her escorts will be Donna Ryan for the social hour will be Mmes. full length, with a court train. She the conference in the Mirror room MARKET in the Brown Palace hotel, Denver, E. 6th Ave. & Corona TA. 430S ARTICLES and Gloria Maes, seniors, and Ce­ Edward Kennebeck, Joseph Bo- is carrying bridal roses and lillies. Denver*a Pinaat leste McClain and Hanna Imhoff, nomo, C. J. Burley, and Charles Her sister-in-law, Mrs. Dan Miller, Feb. 23, The conference met at Selection of BAVB Yiaaa—BUY a t OLSON-a juniors. Robinson. is the matron of honor and is Loretto Heights college for the Joe Woods and Sigmund Now- Members of the parish who. at­ gowned in pink chiffon. Miss Ei­ 13th annual press meeting of the nS H & POULTRY skie are home from service. tended the ACCW quarterly meet­ leen Purcell of Colorado Springs is Catholic colleges and high schools in the Rocky Mountain region. GRAIN-FED NEATS, FOOD St. Anne’s card circle will meet ing in the Cosmopolitan hotel Feb. the bridesmaid. She is wearing OLSON’S STORES in the home of Mrs. J. B. Vessa, 19 included Father Francis Pettit; blue chiffon. Largest Conference 1SI2 East 6th Ave. 856 Madison, Tuesday, March 12, Joseph Cook, who was a guest Mr. Miller has his brother, Dan Phone PE. 4629 2750 W. 29th GL. 3613 at 1 o’clock. Mrs. Andrew Demshki speaker; Mmes. W. C. Thornton, H. Miller, for his best man, and the In History of ACSPR 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 is assistant hostess. William C. Weldon, Thomas J. uskrs are John Akolt, Jr., and This was the largest and the Morrissey, Giles Foley, John J. Georgei^rge McCaddon. BreakfastHreaklast is most constructive conference in the Over 50 Women Mean;a L. U. Wagoner, and M a^ being served in the Park Lane history of the ACSPR. This opinion AL’S SHOE Enchanting. : . IrrssistibIs Attend Affair Nadorff, hotel. The young couple will spend was due to the work of the Rev. Women te Receive Euckamt a few days at the Broadmoor Donald F. Miller, C.SS.R., both in COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME More than 50 women papartici- H O §PITAL Sunday, March 3, members of hotel in Colorado Springs. They his lecture and work shop, as well Dated in the Altar and Rosary FINEST REPAIR WORK the Altar and Rosary society, the will make their home in Denver. as the other splendid speakers from iuneheon, hat party, and meeting PTA, and all the other women of among the clergy and laity of local IN DENVER _ Feb. 21. Miss Conway is a graduate of St. A . I * . W A a ; . \ i ; K the parish will receive Holy Com­ Mary’s academy and Loretto talent The actual count of dele­ QUICK SERVICE Mrs. Dan Kelleher’s hat was gates this year was 451. 2308 E. 6TH AVE. given first prize as the most artis­ munion in the 8 o’clock Mass. Height.^ college. She has been with A joy to have . . . a Cookies for the USO-NCCS I I I I icrii i;ooiis ro. tic in the hat parade. Mrs. F. the Catholic Welfare bureau in Los Following is listed the account of joy to wear, becausa club were sent in last week by Pankoski was awarded first prize Angeles, Calif., the past two years, the awards given: The firms listed here de­ Frank Davis, George Friend, and at present is with the Home it’8 cool, comfort­ I A. (i A. Hi-Pil,... and judged .. by .j Mrs. - Vin- Genty and Mrs. T. F. Carr; and David Rampe, a student of Pur­ cent Smith (formerly Virginia Princess Dry Cleaners itOCUN 1634 Treniont KE. 4,'5.34 due university in La Fayette, Ind. VinviK, Cm* deanery, Mrs. K. Glasmann. Beck), the prize for the best edi­ Owned and Oparaiad by Kanneth S, Redfern FREE DBUVBRY FREE FABKING Mrs. Clara Deter's “ Shut In is spending a few days with his torial was awarded Joe Molloy of award was won by Mrs. Edith Rev. Jos. Ruensa parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Tk* Marylin, Colorado Springs; OUR QUALITY SERVICE YOUR BEST ECONOMY Rampe, between semesters. and for the best column, Tom A REPUTABLE DRUG Baudendistle. WE CALL AND DEUVER The March meeting is scheduled Smethills-Beyd Nuptials Mitchell of the Regia Raven, 1138 East 6th Ave. SP. 2681 STORE for March 28 instead of March 21, On March 3, Miss Fern Boyd will Denver. as the CPT league one-day con Visits in Parisli become the bride of John Joseph In the contest judged by Jack Garbage Cans — Pyrex — Kem-Tone — Ca^flron The Shirley Garage vention falls on March 21, the Smethills, with the Rev. J. Harley Foster, editor of Rocky Mountain Schmitt officiating. The bride will Cooking Utensils — 1188108 — Electrical Appliances OmCIAL AAA CABAOB regular meeting di^. News, Denver, the prize for the Metal Waste Baskets — Pressure Cookers — Stoves PROXi TABUB ItU Communion will be received (St. Philamana's Pariik, Denver) wear » gown of traditional satin best news story went to Abbey Dar aae Niatii Btarea*. . Sunday, March 24, in the 7 :30 The Rev. Joseph Ruensa, S.F., of and will wear a lace veil. Her Chronicle, Canon City, and the best C o i f u at UowoinB . . . Ue RMhint anS Graaaint. Gaaollaa asS Mk shower bouquet will be white bridal KEystoae S217 Itll-SY LINCOLN BT. o’clock Mass. Del Norte has been visltlug in the sports story, Microphone, Albu­ Helen Anderten Wedded rectory on his way to Washington, roses and white gladioli. The querque. Lucky H ardw are bride’s sister, Mrs. Charles Onion, SPAGHETTI In a candlelight ceremony be D. C., on business for the Holy In the contest judged by Sister fore Monsignor Charles H. Hagus will be her matron of honor, and 3rd and Clayton £A . 7838 Home-Made Ravioli or will wear pink taffeta. The brides­ Celestine. Sister Alice Carlene, and Fab. 28, Mill Helen Marie An der- Miss Jean Fraser was baptized Sister Theresa Martin, the beat NADORFF’S Home-Made Lasanghe son was married to A. Willard Feb. 24. She is a graduate of St maids, Miss Ethel McBride, Mar­ garet Hoyt, and Roberta Boyd, will makeup on papers submitted was Appreciate* Your Patronage Caait to th« Parker in the Annunciation church. Philomena’s school and was in­ awarded the Tatler, Pueblo. Holy Family The attendants were i Miss Mary wear matching gowns in pastel WHERE YOU GET THE MOST OF ITALIAI^ KITCHEN structed by Sister Aloysia of St. For the writing contest entered Kraule, bridesmaid, and William Mary’a academy, where she is now shades of yellow, blue, and green, THE BEST FOR THE LEAST DONALD HANNUM, Hsr. and will carry colonial bouquets of during th4 ACSPR convention, VoL - War. II Kutsinger as best man a member of the senior class. Feb. 22, the best editorials ware EM. OtTT CoIIaz at WilliaaM KE. tiOl IMS E. COLFAX spring flowers. Mr. Smethills will The bride i;i the daughter of Robert Rusho, aviation motor submitted by St Joseph’s high, BILLY’ S INN REDDISH’S Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson mechanic third class, has been dis­ have his brother-in-law, Charles DOWNING STREET Onion, as his best man, and the Carol Olson, and Hi-Pal, Denver, CHARLES HITT. grop. Red & White and a graduate of Annunciation charged after three years in the Mary Ann (ionnors. Fritndly Gift Shop high school. navy. ushers will be Jack Bisant, Dennis Good Foods GROCERY and MARKET PHARIHACY COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE Undtr Ntw Marairament Tha bridegroom is an Engle­ Rohan, and Leo Wunsch. Miss Mar­ For the photography contest en GEORGE H. HILL. Frop. PTA Meets tered during the ACSPR conven­ Meet Your Friend* Here 2S71 TtnorMa GL. 476* DAVID F. MUNN8. V*t World War II Profe**ional Pharmaeiit wood boy. 'The couple will make The PTA meeting was held in jorie Rutherford will be the soloist. tion Feb. 19, the award was won New Selection o f Easier Fhoao CHorir J7S7 their home in Englewood. the school hall Feb. 26. A reception in the home of the 44th & Lowell Phone GL. 9733 Ml Downinf St. Danrcr by Robert Dore, Regis high. His Card* and Gift* A reception was held in the Two features of the meeting bridegroom, 2346 Clermont, will Compltta Merchandise Lint entry was a photo■ 0 oof f the ' adminii CORN FED .MEATS 111» I. Celfii KE. ITTI home of the’ bride's parents at 133 were the book fair on behalf of Na- follow the ceremony. OK OOLFAX DRIVE IN Undtr Naw Manaosmant tration building, Regis college. POULTRY AND FISH FREE DELIVEBT 8. Cherokee, where they recently tional Catholic Book week and art Miss Boyd is the daughter of Mr. moved after selling their home in exhibit of work done by St Philo­ and Mrs. Walter J. Boyd of Kings­ The results of elections were as ton, Mo. Mrs. Boyd will be present GLEAHERS & OTERS TENIVYSOIV Open Day and Nile the Annunciation parish. mena’s pupils. The book fair, follows: Vice president. Jack Mar­ judged by the orders received, was for her daughter’s wedding. tin, Cathedral; directors, large IRA T. TROMAB, Pr*., CAPITOL HILL a success. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. schools, Anne Sweeney, St. Jos­ Meat Market Aeadamy Pretidmis Mr, and Mrs. Hoffschulte ren­ and Mrs, J. A. Smethills. He is a eph’!, Denver; medium schools, May We Serve You? 4016 Tennyson GR. 0443 CAFE dered several instrumental selec­ g^raduate of Regis high school and Lois Petersen, St, Mary's, Colorado 4120 Tennyson GL. 8084 Mgis college. He was a flight offi- Springs; and small schools, Louis 73S E. Cpifax Will Entertain Olubtions. At tha business meeting it was cer on a B-17 for two and a half De Pamaelaere, Mullen high. Fort The firms listed here de­ Fine Food* at Fair Price* decided to buy four tickets for the years, part of which time was spent Logan. For Quality Bakery Goods Tha Past Presidents Social club 8t. Patrick’s ball and donate them in the European theater of war. He serve to be remembered r w w w w w w w w w w srw w of tha Catholic Parent-Teacher to the USO-NCCS for the use of received an honorable discharge when you are distributing OUR NEW LOCATION league will hold its monthlyithly memeet- the soldiers. It was also voted that several months ago. ing Wednesday morning, March 6, the eight past presidents of the or­ After a short wedding trip the -Phone- your patronage in the dif­ WEISS BAKERY ’'369Ctsi6il6ai at 10:30 in the Catholfe Charities young couple will makf their home ANDRE DE VAJDA annex, 17th and Grant, Denver. ganization would be its guests at ferent lines of business. the one-day conference March 21 in Denver. 4024 Tennyson St Denver, 14S2-54 York EM. 1857 Past presidenta o f S t Mary’s in the Shirley-Savoy hotel. academy wdll provide the enter­ CPTL Cenferenea Discussed lW I A k r 5 7 9 3 “Om at Matt Modtra Far CaU Btaras* Mrs. T. J. Morrissey spoke to the The monthly meeting of the PTA Flaata in tha Waat** tainment and refreshments. All group on attendance at this ac­ past presidents are cordially in- was held Monday in the school hall. Annunciation ^ 01 A dk AAAAAMLMUS tivity. Mrs. T. J. Morrissey, president of MAin vited to attend. Charles Mulcaby of Regis high the CPTL, announced p)ans for the AT LOWEST NOTICE TO CREDITORS gave an oration' on world peace one-day conference of the group The firms listed here de­ GRUGS PRICES IN DENVER Arlhur N. Hoehni A^1 RADIO SALES ESTATE o r FRANCIS J. NEEDHAM. and a record of the Rev. P. J. in the Shirley-Savoy hotel. This Sucoaaaor te sIm kaowB FraDci* JoMiih NMdbam, Reed’s discussion on juvenile de­ conference will begin with Mass at serve to be remembered TiriW McDonald’s Floral Shoppe AND REPAIR Dmued. linquency. Father Reed is PTA 9 In Holy Ghost church. The when you are distributing No. '77814 chaplain. 5335 luncheon is to take place abou^ PIoicer$ for All Occasions 318 E. ISih Ave. TA. 8809 Notice ii hontiy iriven that on the llth your patronage in the dif­ day of Janaary, 1946. letters of edminiatra- Mrs. D. R. Costello and Sister 12:15. Reservations for this for STORE FLOWERS BY WIRE LAWRENCE A8MUB. Vot War II Uon were isaued to the underaiarned ai Mary Campion’s room won the luncheon should be made by March MAIb 7S44 SU East Colfas Atodbo Approriatu Yaar Fatraaaao ferent lines of business. 1461 FRANKLIN ST. admiaiatrator of tha above namad eatate special prizes. 15. All those desiring to attend and all periona havinf elaima asainat aaid Laboratory Tested eatate are required to file tham for allow- Monsignor William Higgins should get in touch with the room anct In tha County Court of tha City and closed the meeting with remarks of mothers or Mrs. Matthew Hal- The firms listed here de­ HATHAWAY’S County of Danvar, Colorado, within ala for the soeie^ s co-commendation loran. A large attendance from BleANiMl Sacrament montha from tald data or oald claloi will serve to be remembered ba teravar barred. operation with Mrs. deorge this ’parish is especially desired CITY LACE B. C. HILLIARD, .Tr„ Schwartz, president. this year. DRIVE IN when you are distributing Admin iatrator. COAL ■RING US TOUR CAR TROUBLR8 CLEANERS Parish clubs meeting this week Mrs. C. V. Gooding, Girl Scout TO ERVIN your patronage in the dif­ are: Tuesday, Mrs. Harry O’Day’s leader, reported that Blessed Sac- . .WADGE. . 218 East 7th Ave. with Mrs. Clara Grant, and Mrs. ferent lines of business. rament school:h now has five ' troops, . . PEVNACLE , Glencoe Conoco Service PAUL COLURG Phone TAbor 7907 LATE ADAIN! G. L. Monaghan’s with Mrs. E. A. three Girl Scout and two Brownie WASHING . GREASING ACCRS. 14 Yc«n AatomotlT* E m riM M Hanifen;* Wednesday, Mrs. J. D. troow ^^rs. Leo Farley and Mrs. And AU Other ■ORIIS . TIRR SRRVICR (Fornwrly Ccotannia] Garaavl See Goodrow’s with Mrs. J, J. Delaney Jame»%uckley are the new co­ GltavM M Ra«(H:airaa RA. t m EA. 0803 1475 JABURNE at 733 Marion: Thursday, Mrs. P. ordinators. Grades of Good Coal i a.«. to • ».& Dolly. C lm i W*A 0 8 Coifu It*8 Smart to Shop at the Argonaut P. Giblin's with Mrs. S. W. Bishop, < I Eieh Father Campbell reported on the Importtd and Domestic Wine* Mrs. J. A. O’Neill’s in her home, tuberculosis test recently held "W W W W W Wto w w w ^ Your and Mrs. L. A. Fair’s with Mrs. under the direction of Dr, R. L. HOTHIHQ DOWH The Beauty Spot of Park Hill Rental Library Watchmaker A. J. Miller; and Friday, Mrs. M. Cleere. Out of the 410 ffiven the ^ THE ARGONAUT RECIPE BOOKLET FOR LENT • • . little aa 85 a month 1352 A. Hickey’s with Mrs. G. L. test, only 28 showed positive re­ 534 East Colfax • Free Delivery • Phone CHerry 4566 Monaghan. fill* your coal bin Dae-Anii Beauty Salon PARK HILL Lawrence action, and five of these were Sunday, March 3 is corporate adults. Under New Maniceawt MA. 8862 FORUXXLY BUDDY ADAMS ^ BOOK STORE Communion day for the Altar and The fifth grade mothers are to MARGARET GRINSTEAD Kvartharpa Rosary society and PTA. have charge of the March 1 Fri­ 2208 Kearney EM. S551 4684 E. 2Srd Ave. DE. 1561 1147 Rogtr GDAL SUvtrwart day breakfast. GAYETY GIFTS Large Audience Enjoys The Rev. William Monahan gave GO. We bpecialixe in 'Pcm ancni a talk on his observations of bow ELK Tel. EMerson 2171 WsvioR end Heir Styling ■GI\’E GOOD GIFTS Dramatic Club’s Play the war so tragically affected the 3635 Blake St, Denver GIVE GAYETY GIFTS children of Europe. St. Joseph’s Parish (H oly Rosary Parish, Denver) THELMA KASSONi M ONA LISA 408 Eait Colfax Oppoilte Cathadral KE. 3817 (POLISH) One. Mad Night, presented by BEAUTY SALOIM Restanrant the Holy Rosary Dram^ie club FEBR’Y CLEARANCE THRUM A KASaON Haaaato last Sunday, was thoroilghly en­ 2S7I COLORADO SLVO. 1508 Colorado Boulevard St. PhilomeDa*A joyed by the large audience which REPAIRING PBONI DBXTRR IIU DENVER, COLO. Wftitrkaiiip Bros. filled the school auditorium. DENVER. COLORADO ]Harffolek*B R adio Jk Marion Fetter and Bath CaiToll Due appreciation is given to the Invites Your Patronage ) announce thar ate tbv naw ewnen a KE. 9043 5106 Wash. directors, Ed Krasovich and Ed VBT o r WORLD WAX NO. I Appliance Store EVERYTHINO A GOOD GROCERY Thomas, and to the entire cast for RENE’ S HOUSE SHOULD HAVE St. Joseph’s Parish their outstanding performance. KC 4 S 7 « COLFAX AT WAtHINaTON 26064)8 Eail Colfax EA. 5141 OF BEAUTY BB8T rOODB AT LOWBBT PRICBB AitaM Iras Eaat High Bchoal —WE DEUVEK— Between the acts entertainment «J 8 EAST COLFAX AVE. was furnished by Leonard and Open Evaninn and Sundaya Until Noon Between Adama and Cook BL For that Watch or Diamond Stephen Bohto, Jr., who played STEEL WASTE BASKETS you olwaya wanted— Sae Bring in Yonr Radio and Shve We Will Walcoiaa Year Fatranaga several selections on the xylo­ Call VICK'S 9S.Day Guarantaa 24-Hanr lanrica STREAMUIIVER DESK TRAYS TELEPHONE EAat 464S SL James’ phone, among them “ 0 Sole Mio’’ gUAUTY UQUOR STORE CAMEROIV CREDIT and “ Some Sunday Morning.” Jew eleri PELLS New Furniture Store The choir members added to the Fust Call T A . ! 2 9 9 0 For Boer, Wines TO SERVE YOU Washing enjoyment of the performance • . BOTTLB OR CiJB DARG Watoh ln*p«etore 2412 EAST COLFA.X by singing, two delightful South­ 719 Santa Pe Drive Ops. Xsat High—Flanty of parUiif apace Capitol ern lullabys. Commercial Products Co. l i ^ R t o Fa Drive KE. 7945 Deliciou* Machines On Ash Wednesday ashes will 1710 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. 5 COURSE DINNERS Furnltiire Store Served from 4 p.m. until S p.m. week daya DE. >746 2827 E. Colfax at DatroU Vacuum be blessed and distributed after the OFFICE SUPPLIES & EQUlPSIEkT SANTA FE FUEL CO. noon until S p.m. Sundtyi "QUALITY FUENITUEE AT LESS 8 o’clock Mass and also after the BOB & VAN’ S 12 THAN DOWNTOWN PRICES” Watch for Our Lenten Special* Cleaners 7:30 evening devotions. t o o l Santa Fe Drive <3H. 501S We Repair The Children of Mary sodality Meat Market A N N O m e tN G will receive Holy Communion Sun­ GOAL-W00G-GAS All Make* 99 TSO SANTA FB DRIVE MISS FRANCES SUSMAN, formerly manager of the Clip day, March 8, in the 8 o’clock 66 Mass. and Curl Beauty Shop, wishes to extend an invitation to Wrinrer RolU «nd Parts for Why Pay More OIL - ICE AH Waihen FRESH FISH her former cq^storaers to visit her at her new location. (Trademark) THE YEAR BOUND ‘ TWEED WASHER GO. SEED CORN / Tha Fair Collean Baaaty Shop 5610 E. Colfax Ave. EA. 4826 Watkins & Sons NATIONAL J2H EAST COLFAX BAat S*7> Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores u East 29ib Ave. et York St. OUTER’S SERVlOE tiw Kockr Monauio are*. Broadway and Ellsworth 16tb and Callforaia Ooma ha sad lot oa aarvi rau and get MARKET seonglBiad. A N Y M AKE tllitii ISth and (California NOW OrCN Opao evatv day, TU* AJB. to t PJL BBPIUGERATOBS - STOKERS PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Gas. Oil aad Otaatlaa Tiraa oaeafo Quality Meats • Groceries WABKINQ UACRIKXB YPrlwNrythw CMettg Wa Do Not Hma Spadat Salas But Sail You at Our taiaail Imran Vaenin’ Espariaset 80UBXHOLD APPUANOIA Price* Eeery Day at* All Drug Uarehamdisa. U N COLO. BLVD. BA. MU Baimlrias. THCWESURKSflDtO MAla M& Fmmmett C lttn ti and R tp tir ti THEY ARE RELIABLE

J PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone ‘4205 Thursday, Feb. 28, 1946

HOMEMAKER’S Mission Schedule ST. JOHN’S CHILDREN PURCHASE Alfar^nriplv New Equipmeot for ONE DAY SERVICE Your Visual Aid Needs SHOE REPAIRMfi $1,625 IN STAMPS AND BONDS « „ ' Wilt Soon Be Available Bring ns yonr shoe problems. DEPARTMENTr • Our r^>rtMBUttTt will gUdly call and, ’ taaoBitrata Sound Prajteton, *x2 Bllda ' We use Finest LMiher For Lent Devised (St. John's Parish, Dsaver) After the meeting Sister M. la r d P arty to Projaeton. Publio Addraaa Syitadia and and Materials. Patronlxe These Reliable and Friendly Firms St. John’s PTA met in the school Placide’s fifth grade children en­ ’ Filnu. hall on Feb. 25, with Mrs. Harry tertained with a play entitled Tom Tcliphona tr Wrila 11TH AVE. SHOE T. O'Rourke presiding. The Rev. Mitchell’s Arithmetic Lesion. These Charles Jones said the - opening children will be given the attend­ IDEAL PICTURES 'KARL J.' By Redemptorists REOUILDERS ance treat for having the largest Be Held Mar. 5 prayer and led the salute to the Ths ;; •TA. 5525 714 18th St. Si flag. Mrs. W. G. Eyre, commun­ percentage of mothers present at Denver, Colo. P. A. Bacino, Prop. CH. 2228 ity service chairman, reported the the meeting. The fifth grade moth­ (St. Mary Magdalene’a Parith, STROHMINGER McVeigh Company;; (St. Joseph's Redemptorist Parish, ers, under the direction of Mrs. J. , Pilau, Hotiaa Pictara Bqalpmtnt and, 1 1 2 2 Broadway Denver) sale of $1,626 in bonds and stamps Denver) Oparatar Araltabla. Dar ar M (h t Electrical Contracting PAINTING AND to the school children since school M. Walsh and Mrs. J. F. Schneider, The Altar society will conduct a , skawlnai. Sand far Hat af Filu a .. DECORATING The Lenten mission schedule of opened. Mrs. O’Rourke proposed served refreshments after the card party iii the parish hall Tues­ Uoaaiad u >4 Bondad la CIt? f t 0«b*» the Redemptorists of Denver in­ that a kitchen towel shower be held meeting. A social hour followed. day evening, March 5, the evening CONTRACTORS cludes the following assignments 817 14th S t for the school. Each member is Mrs. T. B. Burnite, Jr., and Mrs. before Ash Wednesday. These 2054 Broadway K£. 0718 ; ; in the Archdiocese of Denver: Mis asked to bring one ^wel to the Daniel Yacovetta, assisted by parties have proved enjoyable, and Manrel Noodle Machine sion March 10 to 17 in Fitzsim- next meeting. mothers of fourth grade children, good attendance is expected. The ons hospital by the Rev. Ralph (AS ILLUSTRATED) FURNACE will serve breakfast to the school Altar society will meet in the hall Michaels, C.SS.R.; Lenten courses Mmes. Ralph Dines, Roy G. At­ WORK kinson, and Charles McFadden children in the cafeteria after the Thursday, March 7, when the fol­ Rolls and cuts in one operation. in St. Anthony’s hospital by the 8 o’clock Mass on Friday, March 1. lowing members will serve lunch­ Rev. CTarl Schwarz, C.SS.R., and in were appointed to serve on the 3 size knives ...... $18.()0 nominating committee. Their re­ Mrs. John F. Murtaugh enter­ eon at 1 o’clock: Mrs. Peila, Mrs. R ep a irs the Pauline chapel, Broadmoor, by Othei* models with 2 knives and tained St. Joseph's club with lunch­ Spetnagel, Mrs. Kolbel, Mrs. Tup- BBEBT HETAL the Very Rev. • John Buttimer, port will be given in the March one roller. As low as...... $14.95 WOBK EMERGENCY SERVICE meeting. eon and bridge in her home, 5380 per, and Mrs. Higdon. C.SS.R. Father Buttimer will like­ AND REPAIRING E. 8th avenue, on Feb. 27. Italian Waffle Irons $4.98 Pearson Heating Co. wise conduct a retreat in St. Scho A committee, composed of Mmes. The marriage of Robert D. Mad- lastica’s academy. Canon City, T. B. Burnite, Jr.; P. C. A llen,^. ' St. Anthony’s club members will dock and Mary Ann Hethcote took MAIL ORDERS FILLED U ll WAZEE PB. TA. U 18 1159Welton TA. 4444 March 28 and 29, and a novena in C. Dilullo, and Ralph Dines, was enjoy the hospitality of Mrs. J. R. place Feb. 23..^Monsignor Charles St. James’ church April 7 to 14. appointed to make plans for a Plank on March 4. Hagus performed the marriage North Denver Dept. Store ACE PAINTING The Rev.-Anthony Huber, C.SS.R., physical education program in the St. Anne’s circle met for lunch­ ceremony and offered the Nuptial CONTRACTORS, Inc. STILES has a retreat in Belleville, 111., school. James P. McNeive," the eon and bridge as guests of Mrs. Mass. William J. Maddock and Opan RvaBinra and Sunday A. H. STEPHEN L. SCHAFP. Proa. March 6 to 8; a mission in St. guest speaker, stressed the great Shumate on Feb. 19. Barbara Lett were witnesses. A W . 37th AVE. & NAVAJO — Denver 11 CL. 5312 breakfast was served in the Olin M'MURTRY‘8 PAINTS « ELECTRIC SERVICE Louis, Mo., March 10 to 24; a mis­ need for this type of physical rec Mrs. John Sherlock will enter­ hotel after, the ceremony. VARNISHES sion in Affton, Mo., March 31 to reation for the school children. tain the members of S t Mary’s WALL PAPER - KEMTONB MOTORS • REPAIRS April 14; and a retreat to semi­ circle on March 6. Bernard J. Halbur and Alvilda PrM EitiMtM M. Curtis were also married before _HOME WIRING narians in Kirkwood, Mo., April St. Rose’s club members met in 1934 So. Broadway PE. 0265 1100 Larimer TA. 6875 16 to 19. The Rev. Robert Kreut- the hora^ of Mrs. Marie Dolan for a Nuptial Mass Feb. 23. Frank B. BABY CHICKS— ORDER NOW zer, C.SS.R., has a retreat in Polish Delicacies luncheon and bridM on Feb. 18. Moeller and Dorothy E. Halbur Wichita, Kans., March 10 to 19; a Mrs. William Capela and Edward were the attendants. Breakfast was served in the home of the Chicks with Vigor, Vitality, and mission in Ogden, Utah, March 31 Egloff were awarded the bridge bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johns-Manville to April 7; and a retreat in Mill- honors. The members will be Freedom from Disease are avail­ INSULATE bank, S. Dak., April 22 to May 1. guests of Mrs. George A. Roth- John Halbur. Bernard Halbur was with The Rev. Matthias Justen, C.SS.R., To Be Feature of re-enlisted in the service after weiler on March 4. able at Erdley’s. has a retreat for major seminar­ three years’ service including over­ YOUR HOME ROCK WOOL ians March 4 to 11 in Oklahoma Mrs. M. L. McCarthy, treasurer seas duty. Pullorum Tested with a tolerance of City, Okla. of S t John's PTA, is convalescing fFaterproofed . . . Pneumatically Installed in her home, 660 Detroit street, Diana Lee, daughter of Michael 2 % and below. Pre-Lent S ocia l and Mary Covillo, of 2605 Jay : Church Devotion from a recent illness. AH Ranga Flocks—Colorado Acclimotcd WARMER IN WINTER— COOLER IN SUMMER street, was baptized Feb. 23. The Schedule Given The school children are procur­ sponsors were Martin and Patricia NO DEPOSIT ing subscriptions for the Catholic Write for Prices and Literature First Friday devotions will be (St. Jetepb’t Poliih ParUh, Lavey. First Payment Denver) Diasst. Proceeds from the project held as usual. Sunday the Sodality will be used to make a donation Mrs. William Carey of 3329 Later R. H. Kimball Co. of Mary is invited to receive Com­ The Polish people of Denver, un Benton street is a patient in St. If Desired toward the movie machine that 419 MidUnd munion in the 8:30 o'clock Mass. der the combined auspices of the was purchased recently for the Anthony’s hospital after a fall ERDLEY HATCHERIES ASK FOB FSEB KE. 5236 Polish National Alliance, and its in her home. BOOK Sarlnfi Bids. Eruihias TA. SS90 Tuesday novena devotions are at school. Educational and enter­ 3 and 7:30 p.m. The sixth week affiliate, the Polish Harmony club, taining films have been enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Trumble of instructions will be held Tues­ will hold a Polish pre-Lenten social very mucl^by the students. have returned to their home at day and Thursday evening at 8 in the Polish hall Tuesday evening, Baptized Feb. 24 by Father 2921 Depew after spending some o’clock in the 'parish hall. Blessed March 6, at 8 o’clock. The social time in Omaha, Nebr, ashes will be distributed Wednes­ will feature Polish Shrove’ Tues­ Jones were Michael Joseph, son of SAIVDING AND Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Birkby, day after the Masses at 6, 7, and day delicacies, including pacxki, Th « firms listed here dtssrvs tp FLOOR REFINISHING Krutzcxiki, and kelbata. 'The music with Michael and Nora Foley as be remembered wben you ere dis- FREE ESTIMATES — EXPERT WORKMANSHIP 8 o’clock, in the afternoon at 3 tributinf your petronese to tb^ dif* o’clock, and in the evening aftgr will be furnished by Andrew Bur- sponsors: Shelia Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ohler, with ferent Unoe of busiaese. CERNICH Floor Sanding & Refinishing Co. the 7 :30 o’clock Lenten devotions. kotowski and his Polish orchestra. 64B S. SHERMAN SP. 7952 Admission for the festival will be Rex and Regina McClinton as Society to Plan Events 50 cents a person. The entire pro­ sponsors; and Terence Michael, Fbr Ex-Service Men ceeds will be sent to the Polish Re­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. lief bureau in Chicago, which in Mangan, with Patrick Orr and Specializing in Quality Plumbing and The returns of the games’ party turn will help the war-stricken peo­ Margot Berry (proxy) as spon­ next Monday, March 4, will be ple of Poland. sors. Heating Repairs devoted to the activities of the Miss (Haribel Byouk became the RECAP NOW Holy Name society. The society’s The interior of the parish rec­ tory will be renovated as soon as bride of Victor Niccoli in a cere­ program calls for social and ath­ mony preceding a Nuptial Mass letic events for the coming year. funds and labor needed for the SLATTERY & COMPANY TAbor 1393 Lawrence project are available. In the mean­ Feb. 23. The Rev. Franci.s Syrianey s t i m i /m i i ) It is the mind of the archdiocesan officiated. Albert C. Niccoli and union to do something to interest time parishioners are asked to con­ tribute to the cost of this work so Pauline Gallowich were attend­ PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS especially the ex-service men. ants. micK Q U A im msBi that the money from the general 1726 MARKET STREET \ To date, a basketball team has parish treasury 'will not have to St. John’s basketball team, after Genuine S ln te p itd been formed and in leag:ue play be used. Each person is asked to a slow start, finished the regular JOHN J. CONNOR. President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 has emerged with six victories and contribute $1. ^ season in fine form with victories one loss. It is scheduled for the over St. Joseph’s, Loyola, and the Now Available to Holy Communion will be distrib­ Netca YMCA tournament, next Shamrocks of Regis high school. uted Friday morning, March 1; at week. The team was in third place In the 6 o’clock, immediately before the final standings of the Eastern di­ The society last Wednesday 7 o’clock Mass, and in the 7 and RE-ROOF YOUR HOME night rounded up 15 of its pin- vision. In a special game played at 8 o’clock Masses. The women of Regis Feb. 22, St. John’s took the splitters, and under the manage­ the Sacred Heart society will re­ Bs-roofing costs lest, looks better, lasts longer with ELATERITE Shingles. ment of Lou McCarthy, went down measure of the Shamrocks, 13-8. Recommendeil Firms ceive Holy Communion in a body Applied direetljr orer your old roofing, these long-wearing fireproof to the Recreation bowling alle^ The squad is looking forward to in the 8 o’clock Mass, Friday morn­ •hinglea—in your ^ i c e of color.—are iplit-proof. crack-proof, reaistant to and started what they eventually participation in the state parochial damp rot, dry rot and extreme temperature changee. A new ELATERITB ing. hope to see, a regular league. The grade school tourney. roof iteys new for many years to come. Confessions will be heard this forA U TU - Call us for a frea cetimate. All work giuranteed. Terns if desired. top six bowlers for the night were — ------' Phone CH. S6&1. Julius Carabello, “ Doc” , John, and week, in Polish and English, Thurs­ A1 Haberkorn, Trent O’Connor, day and Saturday, from ‘4 to 6 :30 Fr. Breen to Address •S'. and Harold Harrison. All Holy in the afternoon and from 7 to SERVICE f Western Elaterlte Roofing Company Name men are invited to try their 8:30 in the evening. Aid Society Meeting PACTORY skill on Wednesday nights at the The Altar and Rosary society Equitable Building Denver, Colo. MITHOD same place and the same time. will meet in the school hall Fri­ St. Vincent’s Aid society day evening, March 1, immediately will meet in the home o f Mrs. BUCKLEY B R O S . Mission Dolls following the evening devotions in PACKARD R. F. Brink, 1152 Monaco Autborlaad Studabakar Salaa A Serriea HARPER & SMITH RADIO SERVICE Awarded the church. The members will re­ Dewatawa Lacatlaa parkway, Denver, Tuesday, Tha Only Packard garviea In Daavav Winners of the dolls awarded to ceive Holy Commwnion in a body March 5, at 2:30 o’clock. The Offfyln our shop! New Trucks , in Stock Raytheon Bonded Electronic Technicians raise funds for the missions -were during the 7 ;30 Maas, Sunday Rev. Edward A. Breen, associ­ morning, March, 3. Aato Bapalring — All Mtka Can r Packard Denver Co. Ralph L. Krebr, 410 W. Oxford, ate editor of The Register, Body aad randar Wark Dtftribators ALL WORK GUARANTEED Englewood, who won the Sister Rosario R. Lionti of St. Domi­ will be guest speaker. Sister XI* llth 8t TA. 5SM of Mercy doll; and Sister Mary nic’s parish, Proctor, Vt., and Lor­ Francis, superior o f Mt. St. HfluiKinson 350 Broadway SP. 4111 Phone SP. 9857 675 So. Pearl St. Edward, principal of the grade raine M. Triblehorn of St. Joseph’s Vincent's Home for Boys, will school, who was awarded the Re­ parish, exchanged marriage vows give the monthly report o f the AUTO REPAIRINC WE’LL DO THE REST demptorist priest doll. in a double-ring marriage cere­ activitiei of the boys. A mu­ Carol Olson, junior, was award­ mony, before a Nuptial Mass Feb. sical program will be pre­ Experienced Mechanics 0 . and W . ed first prize in the editorial writ­ 23. The bride was given in mar­ sented. ALL MAKES CARS ing contest held in Loretto Heights riage by her father, John Trible Gai — Oils — Lubrication MOTOR SERVICE college at the press convention; horn. The attendants to the bridal and Anne Sweeney, also a junior, couple were Dr. Joseph N. Lionti, HOLLY’S SERVICE Erwin Osborne, Owner and Mrs. Benjamin Lombard, TREES Trianied tog was elected director of large iKE. 390 So. Broadway SP. 9987 General Anto Repairing— Body TiwaUd b7 Expsrts schools for the ACSPR of 1946-47 Michael J. Stefanski and Dolores and Fender Work— Battery Miklich, Daniel Krawczyk and ■ottoot Naaibar la Towa EXPERT"^^^^™ Now is the time to Trim Fruit Trees, Members of the Pen club surprised Your recaps Service— United Motor Crape Vines, Etc. the two winners with a luncheon Florence Horvat. A wedding break­ AUTO REPAIR Service Facilities Wednesday. fast was served immediately after ORDER IF* Are Equipped to Do Any Site Job the Mass in the home of the bride’s All Makes Ksf.reneta on Request. Go out fs f ss 500 miles. 420 East 20th Avenue L. F. Rebinetts and Paul Coalson, Managers parents. A reception was held in BALANCED Eaay Time Payments the Polish hall in the evening. Phone TA 9144 Modern Method Tree Specialists Frank Lorenz and his Polish or­ COAL LIKE A NEW TIRE! Northwestern Auto Co. Denver, Colorado HJ7 W, »TB AVE. KE. 0570 chestra supplied the music durinp; 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 DENVER t, COLO. the reception. Dr. Joseph N. Lionti, a brother of the bridegroom, left IVOW # MORE MILEAGE Feb. 23 for Boston, Mass. The Better to Be Safe and Warm NATE’ S AUTO young married couple, accom^n- e NO SHIMMY UPHOLSTERY The firms listed here de­ ied by the bride’s mother, left Feb. Than Cold and Sorry serve to be remembered I. 8. NATALECIO. Prop. 26, for a wedding trip to Proctor, PROMPT DELIVERY Vt., the home of the bridegroom’s Sat. Radical D«pL U. 8. A. when you are distributing SERVICE Rati red From Bataan, PtaiHppinaa COCKROACH CONTROL parents. After the trip the couple JOE KAVANAUGH your patronage in the dif­ will make their home in Denver. If you are worried over filthy coekroach infestation in vour PHONE EA. 5544 ferent lines of business. place o f business or home “ Stop Worrying.” Let us do 'that, Paul F. Slawinski of St. Joseph’s Rugby Coal Co. LINCOLN AT ™ EAST 17TH AT YORK with our New Method o f roach control. Wo can eliminate the parish and Albina S. Sterle were most stubborn infestation in minimum lime and least possible united in holy Matrimony in a 1144 F ifth S t PHONE TA. 1261 annoyance to you. double-ring exchange of marriage vows Feb. 24. Their attendants SUU RADER’S We absolutely guarantee this miracle roach control service. were Julia Sterle and Harry FOR FULL INFORMATION r ' A T T C n ag>>wr» Service Station ON THIS NEW SERVICE C A U L S I * . 4 o 7 o Krosky, Esther Williams and Wil­ liam Lorenz, Pauline Schmidt and 1st Ave. & Logan St. SP. 9930 DENVER PEST CONTROL & SERVICE LAB. Stanley Slawinski. Miss Dorothy Frank Madla^ and -Judge” Beyaoldi. Prapa. Dencer’t Oldett Fumigafort & Exlerminatort 24 E. ALAMEDA Ungehire played and sang Guring the nuptial ceremony. A reception Pennzoil - Luhrication - Washing was held in the Polish hall in the evening, during which Leonard Sleeping Car Service p m'w w w ' ’ w n r ^ w Rutkowski and his Polish orches­ Woodrow Wilson (Marabar Btv^Franeia da Salaa) tra played. : DODGE-PLYMOUTH Cuftoa Taflarad COLORADO UPHOLSTERY CO. Masses during Lent, beginning Restored Ash Wednesday morning, will be > OWNERS SEAT COVERS Garden Furniture and celebrated every morning durini ^ /a ck F /o v in , Sarvlea Hgr„ tayii^ Cuahten Rapairing — Upholatariag FOR ALL YOUR the week, at 7 and 8 o’clock, an Aata Tapa Rebuilt and Rapairad Trellises 75e and up Between DENVER and MONTROSE ) We still have to keep the* 263 S. Broadway PE. 5264 PAINT NEEDS Sundays at the regular hours, 6, Farnitiire Rebuilt 7:30, 9, and 10:30. Special Lenten > old cars running, ^ REMEMBER— services will be held Wednesday ^TBT OUR BNGIN* TUNB UP FO*. VOUR CAR I S m GETTING and Reupholstered and Friday evenings at 7:30, and 'Cjjj^aeitva ) SMOOTH WINTER DRIVING ^ Sunday afternoons at 3 o’clock ANY YOUNGER. SEE Ashes will be distributed Wednes­ [ TOWING SERVICE 2 Pieces $75 and up THOMS day before and after the Masses, “ Jo o ” YOURG Phone GL. 2304 at 4 and 7 p.m. 4 to 5:30 p.m. and FRIDAY, MARCH 1 ; Slaidard Motor Go. < PACKARD SPEaAUST LINOLEUM STUOlO from 7 to 8:30 p.m. 2457-59 16th Su )13th ft Glenarm CB. 6596^ Auto Service Station 1438 Court Place MA. 2288 Standard Polhaan ear wUl be added to Bannock and Twelfth CH. 8234 DR. R. W. PRITZ la-a--a-A A A A A Aad Associates No. 19 1 'k d Mountaineet No. 20 Dentists 8:30 P.M. Lv.______Denver------Ar 7:20 A.M. IM iitk atTMi ue« iMfe sbMi 3:25 A.M. At Glenwood Sprlncjs — Ar ll:55 P.M. WATERPROOFING IS OUR BUSINESS KCrataa. tTU i TAWr f7ll ART MALNATI 6:40 A.M. 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