St. Dominic's New Parish School Relief Drived Mullen Home for Boys Adds New Buildings Nets 15 Tons More than 30,000 pounds, IS tons, of clothing and 1,S00 pairs of usable shoes were coilerted in the clothing drive held Sunday, Jan. 15, in the parishes of the Archdiocese of Denver. This was' a record for the archdiocese. The collection, which was held in conjunction with a nation­ wide drive for clothing and soap sponsored by the NCWC War Relief Services, was made iit Denver under the direction of ’ the Very Rev. Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka. In the report tendered by Monsignor Kolka, the Denver parishes were listed as contribu­ ting a total of 20,375 pounds and the outlying parishes of the arch­ THE TWO CLASSROOM BUILDINGS shown above a study hall, library, and typing room on the second floor. The second diocese as having donated a total of 9,792 pounds. are nearing completion at the Mullen Home for Boys near building will house a drafting room, physics laboratory, rchemiatry CONTRACTS WILL BE SIGNED the is hoped to have the building ready for occupancy The material gathered was Fort Logan and will permit the doubling of the student body under laboratory, and storage room on the second floor, and a large by September, 1950. There will also be space for baled and shipped by the a new program ^ a t is to go into effect in September of 1950. The machine shop, faculty lounge, rest room, and storage room on - the • week of Feb. 12 for the new grade school expansion of facilities will enable the Christian Brothers who conduct of St. Dominic’s parish, Denver, and work is ex­ kindergarten and primary classes, offices, and a local office of the St. Vincent first floor. ! the school to enroll some 50 day students, and thus will'provide easily pected to begin soon thereafter. An architect’s nurse’s room. John K, Monroe is the architect. de Paul society to an Eastern The new buildings will enable the school to provide manual sketch of the building is shown above. The need of a new school has long been felt in seaport, from where it will be accessible #iigh school facilities for Catholic boys at Fort Logan, training courses in machine shop and woodwork. Heretofore the pnly Englewood, and Littleton. There will be 12 classrooms in the building, the parish because of the rising enrollment. This forwarded to needy persons in trade experience available to the boys has been in the large d^iry which will be erected adjacent to the church at Fed­ year there are almost 400 pupils in the school. The the war-stricken countries, One of the two new buildings, both of frame construction, will and farm, on which they all do the work. The home has some il80 (Complete Reports on Page 10) contain four classrooms and a principal's office on the first floor and acres of land.— (Register photo by Smyth) 5 eral boulevard between 29th and 30th avenues. It Very Rev. Peter O’Brien, O.P., is pastor. — ■ "" . ------■■ ■ ■ ■ - g . ■ Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1950— Permission to Reproduce, Exception In Brighton and Welby Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. j 2 Parishes DENVER CATHaiC To Build Gymnasiums R E G IS T E R I Price per copy, three cents Plans are being made for the erection of gymnasiums by St. Augustine’s parish, Brighton, and Assumption par­ VOL. XLV. No. 25. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1950 DENVER, COLORADO K. o f C . Select ish, Welby, it was announced this week. The new buildings, which will be combination gymnasiums and auditoriums, will be used for parish, social, and youth Msgr. Swanstrom Presiding Oratory Contest activities in both parishes. Officers Named The Rev. Roy Figlino, pastor of the Brighton parish, says that construction will begin as soon as possible on the new build­ ing, and that it will probably be completed this summer. John K. For Dedication Topic for 1951) Monroe is architect for the project and will begin drawing plans Relief Directors Tjje topic for the annual next week. Knights of Columbus orator­ To be of ifermanent conitruction, the Brightoa building At Presentation ical contest, sponsored by the will be the first unit of a proposed school building program, ac- , cording to Father Figlino. Some 600 children in the parish The combination church- Denver council 539 for stu­ receive religious instruction from the Missionary Sisters of Our school building of Presenta­ lnDenverFeb.14 dents of Denver’s Catholic Lady of Victory, who maintain a convent in the parish. The tion parish, at W. 7th avenue The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Edward E. Swanstrom, execu­ schools, is “ Outstanding Catholic classes are held in the church basement, which can be divided by and Julian street, Denver, will tive director of the NCWC War Relief Services and chair­ Contribution ta American Achieve­ movable partitions into classrooms. man of the National Catholic Resettlement Council, will Ar­ ment.’’ The finals of the contest be blessed by Archbishop Ur­ will be held March 20 in the K. To Cost More Than $50,000 ban J. Vehr Thursday, Feb. 16. rive in Denver Saturday, Feb. 11, for a regional meeting of of C. hall, 16th and Grant streets, THE $40,000 ST. ANTHONY CHURCH in Hugo is The dedication ceremony, which the diocesan directors of the Bishops’ War Relief drive. The The gymnasium in St. Augustine’s parish will probably cost will begin at 10 o’clock, will be at 8 p-m. between $50,000 and $60,000. It will be erected next to the rectory. shown above. It will be blessed by Archbishop Urban J conference will be held at the followed by a Solemn Mass of­ a graduate of the New York School Contestants, who will be selected Besides the main auditorium, which will be used for parish and Vehr on Monday, Feb. 20, at 11:30. A frame structure,-it has a Brown Palace hotel on Tuesday, seating capacity of 254. It is of conventional design with red cedar fered by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor of Social Work. He received the by intraschool competition, will youth activities, the building will also 'provide extra meeting Gregory Smith, pastor of St. Fran­ Feb. 14. vie for a first-place trophy, with rooms for smaller groups. siding and has a partial basement. Other national leaders at the degree of doctor of philosophy at The Rev. Francis Pettit is the pastor of St. Anthony’s, which has cis de Sales’ parish. Fordham university in 1938. two cups to be given to runnerups. The officers for the Mass, as meeting will include Thomas Co- Work was completed last fall on the enlargement and re­ about 50 families. Construction on the edifice was begun in August, The school of the top orator will modeling of the parish convent. More than $7,000 was expended announced by the Rev. Matthias hane, publicity director for NCWC After engaging in pariali receive a wall plaque, and second 1949, and the cornerstone was laid in early December. J. Blenkush, administrator of the War Relief Services, and Edward work in Brooklyn, be was ap­ to add a community room, three bedrooms, and a reception room, , The plana for the building were drawn by John K. Monroe. and third-place schools will be and the building was completely redecorated. The chapel was re­ parish, are Father Barry Wogan, Kinney of the New York central pointed associate director of given framed certificates. finished, new flooring was laid, and a new backdrop and canopy who will deliver the sermon; Fa­ office of NCWC War'Relief Ser­ the children’s division, Brook­ The student speakers will be were provided for the altar. ther John Doherty, and Father Jo­ vices, Invitations to the conference lyn Catholic Charities, in 193$. rated by five judges outstanding in seph Leberer. were sent out from New York to He also served as director bf Brighton was once the Catholic center of the entire northeast the art of rhetoric, one of whom Proi of Cowboy History Assisting the Archbishop in the diocesan directors in several of the the Catholic Guardian society will be a member of the clergy. part of Colorado. The first resident priest in the area, the Rev, dedication and at the Mass will be of the Brooklyn diocese, secre­ William J. Hewlett, made Brighton his headquarters after he ar­ states adjacent to Colorado. The contestants will be allowed a Monsiraors Bernard Cullen, Jo­ The first pers^ to establish mor­ tary of the diocesan commission period of six to seven minbtes for rived in 1887. The parish has shown steady growth through the seph O’Heron, and Achilla Som- of Catholic Charities, and chair­ years and boasts a beautiful church. To Hit Trail to Australia ale and welfare activities for dis­ oratory, with a two to three-min­ roaruga. placed persens under the auspices man of the Priests’ Social Ac­ ute period at the conclusion for ex­ Welby Plans are Tentative Dr. Cliffort P. Westermeier, acting head of the depart­ Membart of Presentation par­ of private agencies in post-war tion committee of the diocese. ^ temporaneous discussion. ment of history, Loretto Heights college, Denver, has been ish will be hosts Sunday, Feb. Germany, Monsignor Swanstrom 3Ionsignor Swanstrom haa lec­ Members of the committee work­ Plant are ttill in the tentative stage for the gymnatiuni In 19, at an open house at the new invited by Reg. M. Williams, secretary general of the Aus­ succeed^ Archbishop Patrick A. tured extensively on social and eep- ing on the contest are Father John the Welby parish, according to the Rev. John Giambastiani, building, which will be open O’Boyle of Washington as ^execu­ nomic questions and haa been i a E. Casey. S.J.; Joseph Dulmaine, O.S.M., pastor. In a fund-raising campaign being carried on. to tralian Rough Riders association. South Australia, to be a for inspection on that day. tive director of the WRS on Aug. prominent exponent of the teach­ Earl C. Bach, head of the speech prepare the way for the project, however, between $6,000 and guest of the association and to do historical research on the The structure provides four 1, 1947. In this position, he has ings contained in the social encyp- department of Lbretto Heights $7,000 was pledged in the first week. The Rev. John Lauretti, classrooms and a chapel that will 4»en honored by the French and licgls. Among the organizations college: Justin Hannen, Lee Dug- cattle industry, the Australian cow O.S.M., is chairman of the drive. boy and his sports rodeo. Romance languages r.t the Univer­ seat nearly 400 persons. When a Italian governments, and recently with which he has been identifiM dale, and John Schlereth. sity of Colorado. The Westermeiers new church is constructed, the This amount from individual parishioners is in addition to a The Rough Ride's association is he received the Order of the in various executive and directive Finalists must be determined, live at 1000 12th street, Boulder. present new chapel will be con­ pledge of $1,000 signed on behalf of the parish Altar society by comparable to the Rodeo Cowboys’ Knights of Malta, master chap­ posts are the Welfare Council bf and the choice made known to the During Dr. Westermeier’s stay in verted into an auditorium. New York city, the Greater NeV Knights of Columbus, no later Mrs. Josephine Serravo, president. The society will sponsor several association of Forth Worth, Tex., lain’s grade. He is an honorary Australia, he will travel the entire The extremely crowded condi­ canon of the Cologne Cathedral. York fund, the Mayor’s Committee than March 10. The finals of the special activities to raise this sum. First of the activities will be a the guiding organization for the tions that have prevailed at Pres­ contest are open to the public. ' Mardi Gras dance on Tuesday evening, Feb. 21, in the Potenza hall. promotion of cowboy sports and He was ordained to the priest­ on Wartime Care of Children, Nebr entation parish for several years York city; the National Conferenie A (rand opening of the new­ Increasing enrollment in the Welby parochial school makes the for keeping alive the traditions of will be relieved by the new build­ hood by the Most Rev. Thomas E. of Catholic Charities, the Catholic ly enlarged and redecorated gjTnnasium a practical necessity. To prepare for the 1948-49 school the Old West ing. The old school building will Molloy, Bishop of Brooklyn, at St Conference on Industrial Problentis, lounge and elubroomi in the year, the parish hall was converted into classrooms to enlarge the be remodeled to provide larger John’s seminary, Brooklyn, June facilities. Dr, Wettermeier will leave 2, 1928. Hjs collegiate studies were the National Conference of Social home was held Feb. 4. The new for Australia this fall and will classrooms, and the old church will Work, and the New York State rooms wera crowded to capacity be renovated to serve as a church made at Fordham university and spend about one year in the St. John’s university. He also is Conference on Social Work. ^ with knights and guests to viaw Parish Has Just Enlarged Church “ Land Down Under.” hall. the work of a committee headed A new church was completed in the Welby parish and dedicated The author of Man, Beast, Dust, by George Lerg. April 27, 1948. The church was enlarged to accommodate the greatly the story of rodeo, published in Other members working on the increased number of parishioners w'ho have moved in since its erec­ 1947, Dr. Westermeier has made project were Peter J. Wagner, tion. Only a part of the facade, a tower, and the vestibule of the 4 Charles W'. Reilly, Edward T. Clin­ extensive research on -the life of old church were retained, however, so that a practically new struc­ the American cowboy. His numer­ ton, and Norbert W. Beckius. ture resulted. The church seats 500 persons. No Place Like Nevers ous articles have been published 1 A combination valentine and The site for the Welby parish was purchased in 1911 and the Mardi Gras social will be held Feb. throughout this country and have 14. This will be the final social first church was dedicated in May, 1912, under the direction of the been read the world over. His ar­ event sponsored by the Denver Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti, now Chancellor and Vicar ticles • on “ Rodeo” and “ Cowboy” Opinion of Fr. Moran, Just Returned council until the end of the Lenten General of the archdiocese. In the autumn of the same year the have appealed in the Encyclopedia fectly incorrupt, although she Moran found that food was! season. Servite Fathers were invited to take charge of the parish. Britanmca. By Guy R. Callbo died in 1879. She was buried cheaper and more plentiful in| A graduate of the University of MANY AMERICANS who make pilgrimages to Rome and there in 1879 and was first ex­ Ireland than in France. Buffalo, Dr. Westermeier received humed in 1909 as a step toward In.France railroad fares and the Holy Places in the Holy food served on trains are far '■ bis M.A. and his Ph.D. at the Uni­ Year will visit Lourdes in beatification; she was then rein­ kd Altare Dei Cross to Be Given 37 versity of Colorado. Before joining terred and was finally exhumed cheaper than in the United' France, but will be quite una­ States. Taxis, although of a n -. the staff at Loretto Heights col­ ware of the religious experience in 1925. Since that time her body cient vintage, also are cheaper lege, he taught at S t Louis uni­ that awaits them in Nevers, said has been displayed in a glass In Boy Scout Observance on Feb. 12 versity and the University bf Buf­ Father Peter Moran, pastor of enclosed casket behind the al­ falo. He is a member of the Ameri­ Sacred Heart parish, Peetz, tar rail of the convent chapel During the colbrful Scout Sun­ can Historical association, Missis­ Dr, Westermeier Colo. Father Moran, who is af­ of the mother-house. day services to be held at the sippi Valley Historical association. flicted by a progressive disease Father Moran, who said Cathedral, Denver, on Sunday, Kappa Delta Pi, the Westerners, continent doing original research several Masses in the convent and witnessing rodeos, round-ups, o f the spine that causes him to Feb. 12, beginning at 4 o’clock in Boulder Artists’ guild- and the wear a heavy brace on his leg chapel, said the effect was quite the afternoon. Archbishop Urban They'll Be Proud Buffalo Society of Artists. His and ranch life peculiar to AuS' and may eventually paralyze startling when one turned from J. Vehr will award the Ad Altare biography appears in Who’s Who tralia. him’ completely, returned to his the alter to face the casket. Dei cross, the highest Catholic in American Art and the Cath­ parish recently after spending “ The delicate texture of her scouting award, to a group of 37 To Wear This Medal olic Who’s Who. Temporary Vows as Nun some time in Ireland and skin remains unchanged; her nails maintain their gloss; and Catholic Boy Scouts. The cere­ Prior to hit interest in W eit- Lourdes, France, where he made Taken by Longmont Girl one would hardly be startled if monies in the Cathedral will be at­ ern American history, he was a novena of Masses and par­ tended by local city officials and Sister Mary Joanna Stevenson, ticipated in the devotions at the she were to speak. Truly it is a recognized as one of America’s day-to-day miracle,” Father by executive representatives of foremost artists. In 1931 he re­ daughter of Mrs. Vincent John­ ahnne. son, Longmont, pronounced her Nevers, a small town 150 Moran declared. the local council of the Boy Scouts ceived the Frank A. Parsons fel­ * • * of America. temporary vows as a Sister of St, miles south of Paris, i< the site lowship for European study. Ha Jos^h in Concordia, Kans., Feb. of the mother-house oAthe Sis­ IN LOURDES FATHER A .choir composed of 50 semi­ won the Pateson Purchase award ters of Charity, the convent that Moran failed to find the mirac­ narians from St. Thomas’ seminary for paintings in 1940. Research 2. The profession took place in the Nazareth mother-house. Bernadette entered eight years ulous cure he sought, but his who were former scouts will sing fellowships at the University of Delegated by Bishop Frank A after she first witnessed the ap­ faith was bolstered by the won­ at the demonstration. All persons Colorado were awarded him in Thill of Salina,, the Rev. Alfred paritions at Lourdes. derful religious atmosphere that interested in the Catholic scouting 1944 and 1945. Wasinger, assistant at St. John • * • seems to pervade the shrine. movement are invited to attend Mrs. Westermeier, the former the Baptist’s parish, Clyde, Kans., THERE ONE MAY SEE the In comparing conditions in the ceremonies. Therese Stengel, is professor of presided at the ceremony. body of the famous saint, per­ France and Ireland, Father Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, managing director of the Register Syste7n of Newspapers, will deliver the principal address. Monsignor S t Bernadette Cavanagh has had considerable ex­ Poor Souls' Priesthood Burse Completed perience with youth programs in in France. One may ride all i the Archdiocese of Denver'. He will afternoon taking in the sights develop in his talk the national Boy Fund Is Started in Honor of St. Therese, Little Flower for only a few dollars, Father Scout theme for this year: Moran said. l “ Strengthen the Arm of Liberty.” Chancery officials are In the list of final contribu­ plus will be applied to the new Also giving a healthy start to tors to the Poor Souls' burse burse. * * * i The pastors and scoutmasters of happy to announce this the new project was an anony­ IF ONE SHOULD DECIDE week the completion of the are the following: Archbishop Urban J. Vehr ex­ mous gift of $100 from a Cathe­ to travel in France, it is an ex- 1 the boys receiving the Catholic presses gratitude to the many scouting cross will assist the Arch­ Mrs. Charlotte Japhes, Denver, dral parishioner. Thus, with the cellent idea to bring along Poor Souls’ burse for the contributors who have helped bishop as he makes the awards. The $2; a Denver friend, in thanks­ small sum by which the Poor plenty of soap, as there is none education of a student for complete the Poor Souls’ burse, Rt. Rev. Monsignors Joseph P. giving, $5; another Denver ^ Souls’ burse was oversubscribed, available otherwise. Other hints the priesthood in the Archdio­ which was started in April, O’Heron of St. Louis’ parish, En­ friend, in thanksgiving to the ^ the Little Flower burse begins to the pilgrim include carrying ' cese of Denver and the inaugu­ 1949. glewood, and Gregory Smith of S t Blessed Mother and the saints, its first week with $304. A com­ an English-French dictionary, ration of another burse in honor Francis de Sales’ parish, Denver, $2; Mrs. Thomas Bates, in mem­ Students Begin New Burse plete burse is $6,000. This year as English is not as widely of SL Therese, the Little ory of her husband, $5; L t Joan marks the silver jubilee of the spoken as one may be led to be- j will be deacons o f honor to the Flower. Archbishop. The Very Rev. Mon- Wlssing, Fitzsimons hospital, To the R o t . Donald McMa­ canonization of St. Therese of lieve. Even when one meets an ADMmiNG THIS BEAUTIFUL CROSS are these Only $85 was needed last $10; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence hon of Annunciation pariah Lisieux, and it is hoped that her English-speaking Frenchman, he j signors DaviB Maloney, Bernard week to complete the Poor Kaiser, Denver, in thanksgiving, Cullen, and Elmer Kolka will be three Boy Scouts of troop 161, St. John’s parish, Denver. and the cast and itaff of tha burse may be completed by the is apt to encounter trouble, Fa- | SouLs’ burse In the amazing per­ $5; Raphael Christman, Denver, annual All-Parochial play en^ of 1950 in honor of this the masters of ceremonies. The Two of the trio will receive their Ad Altare Dei medal, highest Cath­ ther Moran said, for n;mn being ' iod of nine months, and a flood $10; Anonymous, Denver, $10; oai the honor of making the introduced to the Bishop of Fourth Degree Knights of Colum­ olic scouting award, at Scout Sunday ceremonies at the Cathedral ? event of small contributions easily Mr. and Mrs. H. L Kaiser, $5; irit contrihution to the new Contributions may be sent Nevers, Father Mora,n was bus will form a guard of honor. Sunday afternoon, Feb. 12, at 4 o’clock. Left to right are James supplied the amount Two large N, N. of Colorado Springs, $25; All Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts Little Flower buree. The pro- directly to the Most Rev. Urban greeted with the remark, “ I j Alenius, James Delaney, and Robert Carver, all eighth grade students gifts were, therefore, immedi­ and Mrs. Mary Zaiss, in memory ceede of thii year's play speak English, but not Amer- i are to meet at the Cathedral on J. Vehr at the Chancery office, in St. John’s school. Scouts Alenius and Carver will receive their ately applied to the new Little of her parents, $10. These gifts amountad to $200, and thii 1536 Logan street, Denver 5, ican.” Sunday afternoon at 3:30. crosses from Archbishop Vehr Sunday. Flower burse. totaled $89, and the small sur­ sum begins the fund. Colo. (Picture on Pag* 14) I ' ^ \ PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bonneck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyst.ene 4205 Thuridoy, Februory 9, 1950

eiS 17Ui StrMt BtlwMii Wdlea Califsnila St. James^ Men's Club Altar Society at St Philomena's Parish Hears William R. Wright Will Meet at Home of Mrs. Harry look

" O ip M U t lX (St, Jamat’ Pariph, Danvar) were guests of Mrs. Jack Knudaen (St. Philomenu’iJPfrUh, Denver) in her home Jan. 24. Mn. A. H. The St. James Men’s club held St. Philomena’s Altar and Rosary society will meet Monday, Feb. 13, at the home Special Sunda;^ Dinner Kelley was welcomed as a new its monthly meeting Feb. 8. Wil­ of Mrs. Harry T. Zook, 1241 Detroit street. The co-hostesses will be Mrs. Lloyd Stake- Served from lliOO A.M4 lo StOO P.M, member, Mrs. Vincent Wagner and liam R. Wright, lecturer and trav­ Mrs. Charles Jones had high scores bake and Mrs. Clarence Freudenstein. All women who are not already members are cor­ Choice of Soup or Cocktail eler, who spent two years in East­ for the evening. dially invited to attend and to share in the benefits of the society. Mrs. Marion E. ROAST LOrV OF PORK ern Europe after the war, was the Mrs, Richard Needham enter­ OrcMlne, StcwH A p p Im , PaUten inA VcgcteklM guest speaker. Mr. Wright’s topic tained members of Our Lady of Strain is the membership chairman and she may be reached by calling DE. 4400. IniiiTidueUy Bakail was “ Life Behind the Iron Cur­ Monsignor William Higgins cel Fatima circle in her home Feb. 1. ments. '^ e program will be a dance tain.” For the first time in about five ebrated his birthday Feb. 8, and Thursday evening in the rectory CHICKEN PIE and a talent show. at 7:46. The Altar and Rotary society months all the members were able a large group of Altar and Rosary Rolli, Salad, Deuert and Drink society and PTA members and Because several members of the Hiftn CrtM •( thf MaalE tf ttf Nu ib m ^ B rtu meeting will ha held on Friday to be present and enjoyed a very Mothers of Brownie troop 166 PrlvtU Dialnf Rooai for Partito—Fboiii CB. S ill afternoon of this week. Lunch­ pleasant evening. Awards were all the school children attended were entertained in the home of all-women’s choir have had to withdraw from the group, there 100 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSIC eon will begin at 1 o’clock. The nven to Mrs. Max Thomas and the 8:15 Mass and received Com­ Mrs. John Harrington Feb. 10. program for tha coming year Mrs. Jack Knudsen. munion to honor him. The mothers discussed plans for are openings for qualified singers, will ha ditenttad and pfattnad. There were 30 women of the par­ day camping, registration for the particularly in the second soprano, Woman of tha parish ara urged Mother, 2 Daughters ish at the day of recollection at coming year, and the Girl Scout and alto sections. Rehearsals a r e i^ . to attend. ' Received Igto Church Regis Sunday, Jan. 29. cookie sale. The troop has made held on Friday evenings at 7:451 rV.® The January meeting of the Bt. Mrs. Michael Syrlaney, 1083 some interesting plans for the in the rectory. Applicants may I F, which ena- Therese circle was held in Mrs. Mri. Loii M. Stewart and har month of February. The members copimunicate with Father James “ 'esFou to force two ehildran, Marilyn Maxine Colorado boulevard, is recovering Roark’s home. There were several will make cookies to give to the Hamblin. a sharp spike and Ronald Lae, wrifa baptised after an operation in Mercy hos­ substitutes, Mrs. Adolph Rinne ueen of Heaven orphanage at into a General on Sunday, Fab. S, Sponiort pital. being one. The regular members eir meeting Feb. 21. Jean Baum- Puncture-Sealing for Mrs. Stewart wara Mr. and The many friends of Mrs. Ed PERSONNEL were happy to see her, as she used Lindsay will be happy to know bover, Mary Settle, and Nancy Tube, and w ith­ Mrs. Milton Canty and for tha to belong to the group before that she was able to return home SLeyden will represent the troop draw it, as often as children the sponsors war# Jo­ moving to California. The next seph Sheil and Mary She{l. last week after undergoing a ma­ and present the cookies. The troop you want. The tube meeting will be held at Mrs. W. E. Christine Mary, infant daughter jor operation. will tour the Denver Post Feb. 20. will not lose a single Baptist’s home. of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. James Strong Mrs. F. P. McNamara will en­ pound of air I Try The staff of Boulevard Mortuary treat you as a The Little Flower circle met in was baptized, with Frank Knoop (the former Betty Covillo) an­ tertain the St. George circle at it today! human bein^, not just a bookkeeping entry. Any the home of Mrs. L. Kelso. Mem­ and Anna Knoop as sponsors. nounce the birth of a son Feb. 6 the home of Mrs. Eugene Foster bers present were Mmes. Bolger, in St. Joseph’s hospital. Tuesday night, Feb. 14. family can place full confidence in Boulevard— an Others baptized werd Mark Alan Compton, Forsyth, Oakes, See- Gilmore, Jr.j son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Roberts are Katherine Yvonne and Daniel efficient staff embodying years of experience to ful­ feldt, Wyatt, Thorpe, and West­ Mark A. Gilmore, Sr., with Mr. the parents of a boy born Sunday, Laurence, twins of Mr. and Mrs. We-will allow you fill capably ev'ery responsibility entrusted to our brook. Awards were given to and Mrs. John P. Guthrie as spon­ Feb. 5, in St. Joseph’s hospital. Thomas B. Carson, were baptized 'c»; • care. Wilma Thorpe and Mary Seefeldt. sors; Mary Kay Miller, infant The grandparents are Mr. and 'at fit. Philomena’s. The sponsors full value for your old The next meeting will oe held by daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Harry T. Zook and A. C. are Mr. and Mrs. Phil Rotole. Every service is complete at Boulevard, regardless Mrs. John Hutman on March 2 at S. Miller, with John M. Clark and Roberts. Janet Ina Madden, daughter of tubes up to of cost; there are no unexpected extras. 8 p.m. Mary Maurer as snonaors and Neil -Horan is away on a busi­ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J, Madden, Holy Rosary circle met in the Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Gillespie acting ness trip to Washington, D. C. was also baptized. Sponsors are home of Mri. Joseph Casper Feb. as proxies. The eighth grade will have its William Madden and Mary Corrine 2. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. The Rosary is recited by mem­ annual valentine party, given by Madden. Phone TA 1261 Creede and Mrs. Reid. Mrs. Flor­ bers of the Legion of Mery in the the PTA, Monday night, Feb. 13, Troop 288 had a dinner Feb. 8. ence Almond was a guest for the church every evening at 7:80. All in the school hall. The hall will be The leaders, Mrs. E. B. Conway I afternoon. The next meeting will the parishioners are invited to at­ decorated in a festive manner by and Mrs. F. McNamara, will be be held March 2 in the home of tend. The general intention it lor the pupils in charge of the decor­ the guests. The girls will prepare Mrs. Welsh at 2059 Krameria. peace ana concord among all ations. Other pupils will have the entire meal. Ann Hoskins, J o e . ! Members of the Martha circle peoples. charge of the program and refresh- Joan Corley, Patricia Fisher, and Sheila Niehouse will prepare the fruit cup under the direction of Kavonough Mrs. Jack Denny, Barbara Tauer, Mt. Carmel Affair Slated Feb. 12 Kay Kellog, Mary Ann Conway, Lincoln at 7th Ak^e. Marylin Waggoner, and Sue Mc­ p McCONAtX E. A . fLOTO Nally will bo in charge of the Altar Society Plans Cake Sale salad, with Mrs. L. Hale directing. The same personnel with years of experience The spaghetti and meatballs will and finest equipment used on -erery service. be prepared by Jean Denny, Lo­ (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Pariih, Denver) retta McNamara, Barbara Lutz, The English section of the Altar and Rosary society will hold a cake sale oji Sunday, M arpret Foj)pe, and Marylin Mc­ Hugh under tne direction of Mrs. BOULEVARD Feb. 12. Bakery goods will be sold after each Mass. All members are asked to bring their J. Voss. Barbara Voss, Nancy donations of c^es, rolls, or doughnuts to the rectory on Saturday or early Sunday morn- Golden, Joan Huck, Mary Jane Tft^nU cctn/tp Majerus, and Janice Hale, with e society wlil also have its tickets may do so by calling Mrs. Aria June Gallo, Margaret Gallo, Mrs. H. Foppe, will prepare the FEDERAL BOULEVARD AT NORTH SPEER regular meeting and valentine Nellie Brindisi,'GR. 6668, or Mrs. Gloria Gavito, Benerly Guido, Bar­ dessert. Mrs. Gene McHugh will party on Tuesday, Feb. 14, at 8 Lena Sutley, GR. 0681. Refresh­ bara Mancelll, Helen Montoya, also assist. PHONE Cj\an^ 1636 p.m. in the rectory. Handkerchiefs ments will be served. Veda Joann Quaratino, Ester Rod­ Mrs. J. J. Sullivan, 801 Race will be exchanged at the party. Young Ptople'i Club riguez, Sahara Romera, Lois Sa street, will entertain members of The price will not exceed 25 cents. Bell, Claudeen Tate, Patricia La- St. Rose of'Lima’s circle Thursday Mrs. Marge Villano and Rose Pom- Holdi Matting Sell, Josephine Villano, and Marie afternoon, Feb. 9. onio will serve refreshments. Miss The regular business meeting of VHlano. Niels C. Beck, son of Mrs. George iue Spero will donate the special the Mt. Carmel Young People’s The PTA meeting was held Jan. P. Clarke, 1685 Fillmore, gave the prize. Mrs. Mancinelli won the club was held Feb. 6. An election 25, with a large attendance. Sis­ baccalaureate address Feo. 5 at honor prize at the last meeting. for vice president was held and Jo­ ter Mary Antonia, ninth grade, the midterm graduation exercises seph Sugar was named. won the penny march. The ninth at the University of St. Louis. Mr. S t Bernadette’s S tu ^ club will The constitution a n d bylaws meet on Wednesday, Feb. 16, at grade entertained with songs. A Beck was born in Denver, and were read for the third time and saxophone solo was played by Rob­ attended Regis high school and 1 p.m. at 3804 Wyandot Mrs. accepted by a majority vote. Ruby Capillupo will be hostess. At ert Fuschlna. college, and now is dean of the the last meeting Mary Rotola won Nominations for a Mardi Grai The seventh, eighth, and ninth Parks Aeronautical Technological the special prize donated by Mrs. queen were made. The follow­ grades had a party Jan. 13 for school of St. Louis university. He Pauline Malpiede. ing have been nominated; Rost winning the paper drive. Chaper­ was recently appointed one of 15 Somma, Lucille Masciftro, Shirley Approximately 250 members ons were Mrs. Rose Quaratino, Mr. members of the Council on Human Mae Colaiano, and Gertrude Tolve. and Airs. L. Colaiannia, Mr. and Relations established by the mayor and friends attended the annual The winner will be kept secret card party sponsored Jan. 30 in Mrs. M. DeBell, and Mr. and Mrs. of St. Louis. He is also a member until the midnight dance of the J. Gallo. of the St. Louis Serra club. the M t Carmel Society hall. Mrs. Mardi Gras. Paul Gargaro will Patsy Tate, president, and Mrs. The pupils of Mt. Carmel The Sodality card club met in reign as king. The Mardi Gras will the rectory Wednesday evening, Helen Perl and Mrs. Mary Longo, be held Feb. 18 In the school hall school ara publishing a school chairman and co-chairman, rtspec- paper. They are conducting a Feb? 8. and everyone is invited. Tickets Members of the Holy Name so­ tively, report that the party was a may be obtained from any member contest to determine a name for success. They wish to thank all their paper. ciety and the Men’s club will re­ of the club. ceive Holy Communion in the 8:15 firms and everyone who helped to Sundsy, Fab. 12, U tha Faait The faculty will judge the ent­ make it so. Mrs. M. lacino donated ries and $1 will be awarded the Mass Sund^, Feb. 12. of the Sevan Holy Foundars, Catholic Boy Scouts, Cubs, and DENVER INDUSTRIAL B4NKa cake, won by Mrs. Rose Cito. foundar* of tha Servita Ordar. winner. Mothers and fathers are Sea Scouts of the district will r~- " ■ i eiORCI P. aooc. PmUee* I .. — ■■■■- St. Philomena’s club will meet This faast will ba obtaryad at also eligible for this contest. Twenty PTA members were pres­ also receive Holy Communion in at the home of Mrs. Lena Sutley, tha 10 o’clock Matt that morn- the 8:16 Mass Feb. 12. r locxt on cerrotpondinco | 3428 Nav^o, on Friday, Feb. 10, ent at the CPTL card party. The instrilction class for non- drewtM, add $2.40 per drawer. at 1 p.m. The 10th lesson and dit' The Mother Cabrini Study club l!he regular meeting of the Holy Cathollcs meets each Tuesday and ONLY cussion this week will be "The Name society will be held Friday wilt hold its valentine dinner on GOOD CLOTHES NEED Liturgical Books.” evening, Feb. 10, at 8:15 p.m. in Saturday, Feb. 11, at 7 p.m. at 3 FULL. Little Pepina’s. Father Thomas Lo Dr. F. A. Smith NOT BE EXPENSIVE Mrs. Nellie Brindisi received the rectory. All members will re­ WIDTH 3 SPACIOUS ceive Holy Communion Sunday, Cascio, O.S.M., will be guest of the honor prize at the last meeting. honor. The next meeting will be The Denver Catholic LEHER STORAGE OUTSIDE Optometrut Feb. 12, in the 1 :30 Mass. Mrs. Goldie San Pietro will donate Thursday, Feb, 16, at 1 p.m. in the Register DRAWERS COMPARTMENTS DOOR WITH THE the prize this meeting. Brownie troop 240, organized home of Virginia Longo. 3351 ly the PTA mothers, was the guest YALE LOCK Eyai Examined * Vliual Care St Philomena’s club will spon­ Shoshone street Last week’s prize Published Weekly by the DIMENSIONS SHIPPING WT. II Brownie troop 10 Feb. 3 at Indiriduelly Styled Glaitet sor a games party on Wednesday, was donated by Henrietta Tate Catholic Press Society, Inc. 2A) 27'wx40'hx16''d 100 Ibi. Avalloble In Euluro Grey er ENGLISH Feb. 15, at Mt. Carmel Society Drtamtr’t Holiday at Phipps audi­ and won by Elizabeth lacino. 938 Bannock Street, Denver, 2C1 30V x40‘ hx It'd 106 Ibi. Sleelmailer Standard Green hall, 3617 Navajo street, at 8 torium. Those who attended in­ Colo. p.m. Those who wish to purchase cluded Mr. and Mrs. Quaratino, TAILORS Mr. and Mrs. John Gallo, Mrs. A.B.C. DOLL SHOP Subscription: $1.50 Per Year Ford Optical Co. Mary Guido, Mrs. Sue Gavito, and sold in combination with the 901 FIFTEENTH STREET Hr. tnS Mrt. Jska A. HcC««rt 15.58 Broadway Mrs. Louisa DeBell. Register, National Edition, in Combine Quality and Style DOLLS and TOYS COIW RCIAL PRODUCTS CO. In troop 240 are Darlene Ack- Archdiocese of Denver. TAbor 1295 at Prices You Can Afford Holy Family PTA ermap, Phyliss Barelli, Barbara Doll Hospital Entered as Second Clast Blca, Kathy Capra, Carol Ann RsIltloH Stslass Rtpslicd Matter at the Post Office^ 1707 Lawrence TA. 2990 Cannlno, Ditne Cannino, Charlene ISlI Arapahss HA. TUT Denver, Colo. To Sponsor 4th Chiarelli, Antoinette Frazzini, MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY ! Party in Series INSURANCE SINCE 1897 (Holy Family Pariah, Denrar) This Thursday evening, Feb. 9, ALL LINES OF INSURANCE the fourth session of the PTA- sponsored card tournament will be ^ Gm ib4 llMtrie Bldti Phon* TAbor I tll ► held in Holy Family school hall Players for a single evening are THIRSTY OR NOT... -A welcome. Refreshments will be served. At the third week of play Rd>bert Goodman had the high score . . . ir) laboratory control over both for bridge, and Eugene Hetbe'rger was first for pinochle. The Rev. William Jones received u into the Church Feb. 4 Marilyn concentrate and finished Grapette, Lorine Beatty, whose sponsor was I M .O € A £ dk £OJ%IC t)l% ¥AI% IC£ Sylvia Rivero. Mary Lee, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Chapman, plus mild carbonation and bland ingre­ was baptized Feb. 6. The sponsors were Joseph and Agatha Varone, At the Altar and Rosary so dients — these constitute our bid for For the Safety of Your Goods ciety’s meeting Feb. 2, Mrs. Clyde Isenhart donated a crocheted af- Use Johnson Service on Every Move ghan that will be used for the AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN UNES, INC. benefit of the society. Seven new professional acceptance. ‘'HOTINO WITH CASE EVERTWHERB” members were welcomed: Miss Marie Lenihan, Mmes. Ruth Dem- STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPEVG phy, Anna Frisch, Harry Kelsey, Floyd McCarthy, Henry Pohs, anci Phone PE*2433 Denver 221 Broadway K. Sihler, Guesta at the meeting were Mmes M. Flusher and G. Tay- ler. Sacristy care this week is in the charge of Mmes. Cecil Cox, C. J DENVER'S OLDEST CHEVROLET DE/LLEK Dieckman,^and Robert Diehl. Mrs. Mary Cousins is convales­ Stopping on icy ctreeU cing at home following a serious DOES YOUR It DANGEROUS operation performed in Mercy hospital. Eiptciilly if Tocr brtkn I I •r* not •T«n, cwtilnt rmr CAR STOP ear to iwerTt. Irtn brak* adjtutmiiit halpi roar tar in n to atop ia a itraltht lint. REMEMBER Wo hara axpart aiachanita H H and tho propar toola to Ad- YOUR VALENTINE STRAIGHT LINE Jaat BrakH, Rtllna Brakao, Tam Draaii, AHtn Wbatia and Adlaat Stoorinc Ap- E E paralna. AU Work Authorieed LIEB’S Chevrolet Flat Rate Rood This RR Pricet Flowers & Plants For All Occoiloni YINER VINER 3824 W. 32 GL.0133 4 S S BROADWAY • TELEPHONE PEarl 4641 (All Hourt) lEPEIKTEO FROM JOURNAL OF AMERICAN NEOICAL ASSOCIATIOM Floors Cost Money Tasty Dinner and Good Music Queen's Daughters ! Meet in Home of Have Them Treated and Preserved by Golden Parish Fete Set Feb. 18 Nancy Ann ■ Mrs. Mary Morgan ; • Experts at Vefy Low Cost Golden.— (St. Joseph’s Parish)— The pre-Lenten dinner-dance sponsored by St. Jo­ seph’s parish is just nine days away. Madge Beers, chairmen of the dinner, reporj^ The Queen’s Daughters met CALL TA. 4488 plans have been completed for one of the tastiest dinners ever served. All the women Feb. 6 in the home of Mrs. Mary % STORYBOOK DOLL i Morgan, 3063 W. 26th avenue, for of the parish have given their Denver. Assistant hostesses were whole-hearted co-operation under lection held at Regis college Jan. from SL Agnes’ circle were Mmes. Miss Nell Ryan, Grace Palmer, your Valentine the direction of the presidents of 29. They are Mraes. Fred Clark, Owen Acers, 'Robert Allen, Lou E. J. SCARRY & C O . Sr.; L. R. Ford, Edward Ander­ Bolis, Edward DeGraaff, Edward Clara Courtney, and Marie Krei- * Non Breakable Plaitie the various organizations. ner. son, L. A. Gurule, Harlan Short, Eisenhauer, Doy Neighbors, and * Movable Head, Arms A Manufacturing Chemists Mrs. Lou Bolis heads the Altar Miss Nell Ryan presided. Miss and Rosary society; Mrs. Larry and Paul Harris, and Mrs. Susan John Polosky. % ...... Log* Speiles, .Mrs. George Kenney, and St. Anne’s circle will meet Clara Courtney gave a report on Ruffe, St. Agnes’ circle; Mrs. the last deanery meeting. Miss * Beautiful Now 1620 M arket St. D enver 2, C olo. James Conahan, St. Anne’s circle; Mrs. Rex Toll of St. Agnes’ cir­ Thursday, Feb. 9, at 2:30 o’clock do*tume* cle. The next meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Paul Harris. Elizabeth Lewis read the financial and Mrs. Tom Garrison, League statement for the past year. Mar­ of the Sacred Heart. Wednesday, March 1, with Mrs. The last meeting was held in the Margaret Wagenbach' and Mrs. home of Mrs. James Conahan Jan. garet Hamilton was named chair­ The dinner will be seryed Satur­ man of the telephone committee.' day evening, Feb. 18 from 5 to 8 Robert Allen as hostesses. 26 at which time the members cut Fox We Carry Holy Name society memberi Plans for the year were discussed. p.m. oul bibs to sew for the Infant of The Rt Rev. Monsignor Wil­ who represented Golden at the Bill Colburn, president of the Prague nursery. There were eight liam M. Higgins was present Mary the Best Holy Hour held Feb. 3 in Holy fV^ Holy Name society, reports members present at this time. Ann Fisher gave an interesting Baby Shop 11 Broadwa V Ghost church, Denver, included w A t t m that progress is being made in Mrs. Hattie Thuet, a long-time talk on her recent trip abroad. Re­ ' arrangements for the dance fol- James Patterson, Paul Vaughn, member of St. Joseph’s parish, freshments were served. COAL I lowing the dinner. Ticket sales Owen Acers, George Kenney, died in St. Anthony’s hospital The next meeting will take place WINTCR are good and a grand time is Ray Bettinger, Edward Ander­ Feb. 3. Mrs. Thuet, who was 81 in March. At the I expected by all. All the men in son, Joe Kovacich, Bill Young, years old, had been ill only a For Sure the parish give support to this and Bill Colburn. Father John short time with pneumonia. The ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH annual affair. Kelly celebrated Mass at 2:30 Rosary recitation was held in K. of C. Discussion Club When You LOWEST PRICES Frank Irving and his nine-piece a.m. Feb, 3 with George Kenney W'ood’s chapel Feb. 6. A Requiem Patronise These Friendly Firms dance band irom Colorado School and Owen Acers serving. Mass was offered by Father Kelly W ill Meet on Feb. 15 Buy Our in Denver of Mines will furnish the music. On Jan. 27 Mrs. Waldo Keenan in St. Joseph’s church Feb. 6. The parish hall floor will be in was honored at a stork shower Burial was in ML Olivet cemetery. The newly organized K. of C. excellent condition for a smooth given by Mmes. Ivo lee, Hugh Mrs. Thuet is survived by three Discussion club planned its fourth Washington Park Mitt. and enjoyable evening of dancing. Beers, and Sarah Smith. The eve­ dfughters, Mrs. P. G. Hokanson meeting for Wednesday, Feb. 15. Rudisill Red & White Food Stot^ ning was spent playing games. and Mrs. Samuel Bolitho of St. Joseph’s parish extends a “ The Bible—Its Origin and Con­ BILL HUGHES, Prop, j COAL cordial invitation to everyone to Mrs. Keenan was the recipient of Golden, and Mrs. John Boyle of tents and Its Place in Catholic Be­ Variety & Hardware come and to bring friends for a many lovely gifts. Twenty guests Arvada; four grandchildren, and lief” will be the topic for the meet­ Infants* and Children's Wear Figurines • Ceramics • Notions • Hosiery Complete Food Service delightful social evening. were present. Those attending eight great-grandchildren. ing’s discussion. Electric Appliances Phone M A 6181 St. Joseph’s, Golden, and Christ McMurtry Paints A Glass ."iQB South Gilpin the King’s, Evergreen, parishes col­ 2624 £ . Louisiana RA. 9875 •*ICs Smart to Be Thrifty** lected 47 cartons of clothing for Fr. Mulcahy to Give Address the recent campaign conducted by tne NCWC War Relief Services. Park Lane Grocery FINER CLEANING LaVcrne J. May of 1206 Ford Hinther & Walter CATHEDRAL PARISH street died in Fort Logan Veter­ Park Hill Altar Society to Meet MEATS an’s hospital Jan. 30. Rosary reci­ These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage tation was held in Wood’s chapel Fre*h Vegetable* M LlEAKCRi (Blessed Sacrament Parish, Denver) at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 1. The body was Bird* Eye Food* ' Members of the Altar and Rosary society will recite the Rosary in the church at 2 FREE DELIVERY shipped to Dixon, 111., for Requiem 2060 SO.UNIVEASITY 7e£.PE45l7 Mass Feb. 4. Mr. May is survived p.m. on Friday, Feb. 10, prior to the meeting in McDonough hall. Mrs. John C. Daly, pres­ RA. 5456 1923 E. Kentucky CLARK'S FLOWERS by his wife, Eileen. ident, has announced that the Rev. William J. Mulcahy will addre.ss the society. A large Mrs. Margaret Wagenbach, who attendance is urged. A social hour i COMPLETE I.INE OF CUT FLOWERS has been visiting relatives in Law­ She is affiliated with Gamma Phi left for a 10-day trip to C^i- OPEN SUNDAY.S 9 to 12:3^ a n d p o t t e d p l a n t s will close the meeting with Mmes. LEN’S Pharmacy rence, Mass., for the past several Daily 7 to 7 i jW. D.IiT.r TA. 3« 62f PKESCKII^IOINS CALLED Edward Udry, Adrian Maguire, Beta sorority and Iota Sigma Pi fornia. L. 0. FEIIR, Prop. weeks, returned to her home in honorary fraternity. Her fiance, Mr. and Mrs. G.eorge Bostick of Member SL Vincent de Paul'* Parl*h Floral SpraYM and Corsages j FOR AND DELIVERED Herbert Flannery, and Joseph Golden Feb. 3. a grraduate of Regis high school Los Angeles, Calif., have been Have Your Doctor Phone Hawes Food Store COLFAX DRIVE-IN 1130 E.'COLFAX^? Colfax at Downing Denver Bonomo as hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Garrison left and Denver university, is attend­ guests of the William F. Horsts. U* Your Pre*cription Booker Have*—Gayle Hawea KExslonc 3217 Jan. 29 for a several weeks’ visit At a city-wide ceremony in ing D.U. law school. He is a mem­ The convert class, conducted An IGA Store with their son A d family, Mr. the Cathedral Sunday, Feb. 12, 2707 E. Louisiana R.4. 3739 at 4 o’clock, nine boys from the ber of the Phi Delta Phi legal fra­ weekly by Father Mulcahy, met in At Loailfanil and Sooth Clayton DOYLE’S and Mrs. Phil Garrison, who make ternity. No wedding date has'been the school auditorium on Feb. 8. Quality Meats - their home in Houston, Tex. Blessed Sacrament scout troop set. Recent Baptisms include those 145 will receive the Ad Altare New Publications The firms listed here de­ Groceries PHARMACY Dei medal, from Archbishop St. Anthony’s circle will meet of William Harley Smith, infant at the home of Mrs. Peter D. Added to Rock Fresli & Frozen Fruils Tht Psrticatftr Drasftit son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Urban J. Vehr. Many new publications have serve to be remembered Haley, 2290 Dahlia street, Feb. and Vegetables 17th AVE. AND GRANT Smith, with Edward De Graaff The boys are Karl Chambers, 16, with Mrs. Frank Thomson as been added to the pamphlet rack when you are distributing and Mrs. Margaret T. Wagenbach John Chambers, James Creamer, at Blessed Sacrament church. The Louisiana and Clayton KE. S987 FREE DELIVERY co-hostess. your patronage in the dif­ as sponsors: and John Howard Patrick Gerrity, Donald Kirley, The Blessed Sacrament circle of rack, sponsored by the Mothers' SP. .3717 Sides, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKay, James O’Connor, the Archbishop’s guild will meet club, now includes such magazines ferent lines of business. Glenn H. Sides, with Paul E. Ray Raymond Van Overschelde, and Feb. 16 in the home of Mrs. Leon­ as Integrity, Today, America, Com and Della Ray as sponsors. Donald Vollmer. The scoutmaster ard A. Leonard. monweal, and the Catholic Work­ SUITS 90c— DRESSES $1 for the troop is Capt Albert Les­ er. The latter magazine is free of Altar Society Sets Mrs. Thomas E. Greeivp, wh6 Free Pickup and Delivery Pre-Lenten Dinner ter. He is assisted by Joseph charge. Pamphlets that have been motored to Chicago last month added are the pastoral letter, “ The St. Joseph’s Altar and Rosary Couwlier. The Rev. Anton Borer, S.M.B., is the chaplain. with her son. Bob, flew to Europe. Meaning of God,” by the late Car­ O W W IE B R A E society met Feb. 1 in the parish After visiting the British Isles she Best and Fastest Service in Denver Charles Crapo, a member of dinal Suhard of Paris; “ Parents hall with Mrs. Hugh Beers and will tour the continent and visit Are Teachers,” by Dr. Willis Nut­ Mrs. James Conahan as hostesses. the commercial department of the B Shopping District Rome. Mountain States Telephone and ting; “ What Ts 'This Catholic Ac­ There were 14 members present The Regis Sewing club met at tion?,” by Francis B. Donnelly; and BURKE’S BROADMOOR CLEANERS at this meeting. The pre-Lenten Telegraph Co., has been trans­ the home of Mrs. Leonard Burch ferred to Albuquerque. “ Family Life in Christ,” by The- PE. 8485 — 712 So. Pearl or MA. 7442 — 26 E. 11th Ave. dinner-dance was discussed, menu Monday, with Mrs. William F. re.se Mueller. BONNIE BRAE decided, and various committees Peggy W hite Horst as co-hostess. • Joseph Rihn, taken sick sud­ CONOCO PRODUCTS appointed. Mrs. Hugh Beers and To Be Bride Fifty-seven members of the denly last week, is making a good Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries DRUG CO. Mrs. P. G. Hokanson are co-chair­ Alfred C. Anderien, Owncr-Hanagef NOB HILL INN Miss Peggy Jane White, whose Mothers' club met in the school recovery. Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing Hatchett Drug Store men of the Minner. Katherine engagement to George J. McMa- auditorium Feb, 6, with Mmes. Mrs. Maurice Wogan of Orange, Have your Doctor phone u«i i2 t EAST COLFAX Tait was appointed dining room hili, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. G. BONNIE BRAE your Proscriptions COCKTAILS **Tht Store of Quality and Scnrlce** D. G. Mulligan, Harold Connor, Calif., a patient in Mercy hospital chairman. Mrs. Fred Clark, Sr., McMahill, has been announced by and Edward L. Curran as host­ for several weeks, expects to re­ CONOCO SERVICE Beers, Wine*, Etc. Delicious Dinners "r.::f™ ? 7 0 1 g r a n t and Mrs. L. R. Ford are in charge her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lisle esses. Father Mulcahy continued turn to the home of her niece, Mrs. HOT AND COLD LUNCHES of the altar for February. 724 So. Univer*ity PE. 9909 763 So. Univer*ity RA. 2874 Compoundinir pretcriptiont fa the moet White, is a St. Mary’s academy and his discussion on catechism. Herbert Flannery, this week. Your Builnenf It Apprecitted Here important part of onr buiineta. Several members of the Altar University of Denvqr graduate. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dignan Other parishioners who are pa­ society attended the day of recol­ tients in local hospitals include Preisser's Red & White Mrs. David B. Douglas at Mercy Buchanan's @ Service hospital, Mrs. Milton Carlson at Grocery and Market Communion and Meeting St. Joseph’s hospital, Mrs. Paul Kirley at Presbyterian hospital, FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND Complete Washing and QUALITY GROCERIES AT and Glenn Mills at Mercy hospital. REASONABLE PRICES Lubricating Service In the 8 o'clock Ma*> on Sun­ Days Decided by Unit Free Delivery SPruce 4447 l^ee Tires and Phillips day, Feb. 12, corporate Com­ 2331 E. Ohio At*. (6o, UbIt. and Ohio) munion will be received by all Batteries (St. Vincent de Paul’i Pariih, member*. Mr*. McGrath a*ked the men in the pari*h, including Denver) for move volunteer* to help *ew the Holy Name *ociety, the The firms listed here de­ GENE and BILL’ S The Altar and Rosary society for the Infant of Prague nur- Knight* of Columbu*, St. Vin­ FRIENDLY -SERVIfi: j *ery. serve to be remembered met Feb. 6, following the recita­ cent de Paul'* *ociely, the Dad*' Fre« Pick'Op ind Dclirtry tion of the Rosary in the church. The officers and committee for club, the Boy Scout*, and the when you are distributing The president, Mrs. Bernard Ma­ 1950 are as follow.s; Spiritual ad­ Cub Scout*. your patronage in the dif­ 709 S. Univ. SP. 972^ honey, presided. It was decided viser, Monsignor Eugene O’Sulli- Catechism classes are held Sun­ Open from 7 *tfl 11 p.m. that all members would receive vah; president, Mrs. B. Mahoney: day mornings at 10 o’clock in the ferent lines of business. Holy Communion in a body the vice president, Mrs. Joseph Ma- school by the sisters for children first Sunday of every month, and ginn; recording secretary, Mrs. L. attending the public schools who that the regular meeting would be W. Deuschle; corresponding secre­ wish to prepare for First Holy held the first Monday of every tary, Mrs. William Hewitt; treas­ Communidn or Confirmation. month. urer, Mrs. Charles Lindner; dean Circle captains, publicity chair­ Valentine Mr*. Clair Marker reported ery representative, Mrs. Sewell men of the various parish organi­ Potter; care of vestments, Mrs. S it t e r that there were 181 paid-up zations, and others having items Weske and Mrs. Klein; auditor, for the Blessed Sacrament parish Candy Mrs. P. Kloepninger and Mr.«. Ray column in the Denver Catholic Dillon; candle.s. Sirs. P. Sullivan; Compifte Line Register, are asked to phone Mrs. Assorted Valentines of Party Fevore Circles, Mrs. Frank Garland Mark J. Felling at FR. 2125. and Mrs. Bugosh; hospitality, Mrs. 731 So. Llniversity C. P. Bums; legislation, Mrs. L. R. B & B Variety RA. 8010 t West; libraries and literature, 'Our Worth With God' BY Mrs. L. A. Higgins; membership, J. O. Mrs. Clair Marker; program, Mrs. To Be Radio Topic MOLBERG Tom Killian; perpetual member­ JEWLER ship, Mrs. Stanley Davies; public­ DESIGNER The Rev. Edward H. Winter §OETB GAYLORD ity, Mrs. J. Morgan Cline; sanc­ galen, S.J., newly appointed di. Horn* of tuary worker, Mrs. F. Beckord; rector of the evening classes at Crippit Creek shrines in home, Mrs. Frank Libo- GoM Jewelry Regis college, Denver, will be the Shopping District nati; small linens, Mrs. J. Russell; speaker on the Sacred Heart radio • ORIGINAL MARDI GRAS BALL votive lights, Mrs. E. Hegge; ways program to be broadcast over sta­ and means, Mrs. Wilbur (Junther; tion KMYR at 12:15 o’clock, Sun­ weddings, Mrs. E. Alcorn, Mrs. H. day, Feb. 12. Overstake's Pharmacy Feb. 20-Rainbow Ballroom Bettinger, and Mrs. Vigil; and wel­ Shoes for the Family Father Wintergalen will speak 1000 So. Gaylord RA. 4401 fare, Mrs. Leo McGrath. Mrs. Sam on “ Our Worth ^With God.” Trans­ Have Your Doctor Phone Loweat Price* in Danver | Our Lady Of Lourde§ Parish! Horner will take care of the church cribed music by the Regis college X-Ray Fitting Tickets only 81.20 per Person Sunday afternoons. Glee club will be heard on the pro­ Vs His Prescription ZIRCONS Sanctuary v orkers for the gram. W e Deliver Sendel Shoe Store In the tame place that rubies,, month of February are Mmes. The Rev. J. Clement Ryan, SJ., 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 sapphires, spinels snd fsmets are Chris Stahl, J. Buckmaster, J. Mor­ is director of the broadcast. We Give Green Stamps mined, there may also be found the gan Cline, Albert Horr, and Thorle 4 sircon. In early * BRAND NEW Vieau. - The firm* lUltd her* deterv* to times, this trans­ Volunteers who will help laun­ he remembered when you ere die- parent stone was 5PCQM1ST5 n DAfiTY DASTOCS der the albs for a month are asked tributlng your petronei* to the dif­ BOB’S IGA highly valued but • f o r d g i v e n a w a y soon became un­ to call SP, 4612. ferent llnei of buelneii, . MARY ANNE popular. Today, The meeting was closed with a some jewelers are social hour. Refreshments were SUPER MARKET BAKERIES' Call RA 6861 for information! using it again to served by the St. Vincent de Paul DENVER great advantage. This stone is usu­ circle. Dr* G. J. Meat* - Grocerie* - Veg.tablo* ally reddish, though its range of Better Quality for Less Decorat^ Our Lady Of Lourdes Parish! The monthly meeting of the St. WEDDING color goes through pale honey, Schaeuble Vincent de Paul PTA will be held Mobiloil - Pennzoil - Mobilga* CAKES Donations 25c each or 5 for One Dollar! golden yellow and red lo leaf green, ("oil buttor") Monday, Feb. 13, at 2:30 p.m. in Lubrication & Waahing greenish brown or even blue. Color­ SC and the school hall. The president, Tune Up - Clutch & Brake less zircons are very rare, but Mrs. P. W. Rowling, will preside. Optometrist «J up through a special heat treatment, The Rev. Frederick G. McCallin, Fro* DollTory on S3 Ordtr some of the dull-colored etones can Specialist So. Gaylord Service be made colorless. The “steely pastor of St. Mary’s church, Lit­ 1024 8. Gaylord 2S Broadway ^FUN! PRIZES! blue” zircons are said to result tleton, will be the gn^iest speaker. For Visual PEarl 7315 SPrac* 7413 from heating yellow Siamese zir­ This is an important meeting and Eye Care Center and Garage cons. a large attendance is requested. 1001 So. Gaylord SP. 6443 Judges for Costumes: When the zircon ii cut, it some­ S t Gerard’s circle, a new bridge 638 Empire Bldg. KE. 5840 times shows a great degree of bril­ Georgia Barber— Denver Post group formed under the auspices liancy . . . and may often fool the of the Altar society, held its first Prescriptions and Sick Room Paskv Marraiizino— Rockv Mt. News amateur and pass as a diamond, CARROLL SISTERS HARDWARE provided of .courso no expert . is meeting in the home of Mrs. Wil­ Supplies Exclusively Joe Rood— KLZ - KTLN liam Hewitt Feb. 7. Members in P7REXWARE. SILEX COFFEE HAKEBU present to view it with a critie’a Free Delivery KEMTONE — McMURTRY PAINTS i eye. elude Mmes. L. W. Deuschle, T. J. SCHOOL OF DANCING HOUSEHOLD WARE | PEEKING back at ancient times, Fillas, R. M. Floyd, William P. To* - Tap - Ballet - Acrobatic Kon Laroon, Roziatared Pharmaclat we find that amber-colored zircons Hewitt, L. W. Kracmer, J. M. Enrollmentf Saturday* 11:09 to i FM , So. Gaylord Hdw. Co. J were thought to be a remedy for Lacey, J. T. Peters, and J. J. THE 1011 DISPENSARY insomnia, and were carried about Roper. Home Phone GL. 1373 1035 So. Gaylord SP. 296ll for this reason. They were usually The January meeting of the ______Bu». TA. 4933______not sought as jewels. Today, as Guardian Angel circle was held in with so many of our popular gem­ tlje home of Mrs. Scott Pursley. BONNIE BRA^ Quality Cleaning stones, the gem gravel-beds of Two new members, Mrs. Walter Ceylon are the chief source of Dubach and Mrs. Lawrence Deu Washington Park [ommunitij flomer: supply. Plumbing & Heating schle, have joined the circle. J. O. MOLBERG STQRES Charlene Kohler was able to re C*rt Cnnninfhem Re*. Ph. DE. 7011 Cleaners \ f n r o 1043 SOUTH eRYLOM) a l l gsri Troy Cunninfham Re*. Ph. PE. 1171 C RA 1807 BROADWAY N. W . CHRI8TEN8E.*« y l U l c PHONE SPru€c73l8 turn home from the hospital, 1019 EAST COLFAX where she underwent surgery last G. E. APPUANCES 1087 S. Gaylord SP. 7898, VAN ZIMMERMAN. ManageU week. 1076 So. Gaylord RA. 4607 r ■ 1

FAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thuriday, February 9, 11^50 Dr. Campbell Addresses Thrifty Twins Regis Prexy to Give Meeting Scheduled Feb. 16 Sociol dub on Polio 'Mom' Book Review $ 1 9 5 ' Dr. Winona Campbell, of the For CPU on Feb. 16 Homemakers' Clubs Planned Univenity of Colorado school of medicine, Denver, was the honored Tha Very R«v. Raphael C. ^ e s t speaker at the Past Presi­ McCarthy, S.J\, pr.iident of Denver homemakers can now join adult home demonstration clubs sponsored by Colo­ dents’ social club Feb. 1. A very in­ R .g i. college, will give a raviaw rado A. & M . college extension service. According to Mrs. Agnes MacMillan, Denver home GsIbransSn teresting and general review on of the book, "Their Mother’. demonstration agent, a meeting will be held at the City and County building, room 125, the research work being done on Son*,’’ by E. A . Streeker, at tha Thursday, Feb. 16, at 2 p.m, for polio was enjoyed by representa' Catholic Parant-Teachar league all who are interested in home be preaented by an eztanaion yited to attend to see what is be­ tives from 16 different units. Dr. meeting Thnraday, Fab. 16, at demonstration club work. agent or aome other qualified ing done by clubs throughout the Organ i 10 a.m. in tha Catholic Charitie* peraon in the field of intoreat. city. Campbell is the director of the Practical halp and technical annex, 1665 Grant .treat,- Den­ Additional information may be polio training program at the Colo­ inatruction will be planned ac­ Parochial School ver. obtained from Mrs. MacMillan, rado General hospital. Mrs. M. E. cording to the' deaire* the Important announce- 125 City and County building. Contacts Completed 4 Octave | Cooke, president, introduced the member*. The club .meeting*' manta concerning future The Denver parochial school new standing committees. The next will be held in the member*’ 4-H Council league plan* and a vaport on contacts for 1950 were completed meeting will be held Wednesday, home*, with a club conaiating Small, Compact tha recant card party will be To Meet Feb. II in January, bringing the enrolL March. 1. An interesting speaker of approximately 8 to 12 givan at this maating, The Denver 4-H ‘ Members’ ment of a great number of new will be heard at this time. women. The project leaaon will Hoapitality aaaiatant* for thi* council will meet Saturday, Feb, members. It is obvious that 4-H Excellent Value maating will ha Mr*. W . T. Boat- 11, at the City and County build­ club work is better understood and | wick, St. Philomana’a; Mr*. Pat­ Holy Ghost Altar Society ing. The business session begins at appreciated than formerly, judg­ Mother Cabrini Group rick Bowling, St. Vincent de 10 a.m. in the Juvenile Court ing by the number of volunteer Panl'a; and Mr*. E. Garrier, St. room and will feature a showing leaders who have offered to assist i Plans Social Feb. 11 Patrick’*. Plans Meeting Feb. 13 of the Kodachrome slides being with the program this year. All used in the school visits by the children having enrollment cards Le Moines T b . Moth.r Cabrini .ociety On Monday, Feb. 13, tha 4-H stoff members. are asked to return them to the will hold it* first annual game* Good Shepherd Aid Holy Cheat Altar and Roaary A junior leadership certificate 4-H office so that clubs can be •5 party in the Mt. C sm el Society aociety, Denver, will have lunch will be awarded to Jacqueline completely enrolled soon. Any hall, 3517 Narajo ttreot, Den­ W ill Meet on Feb. 14 in the pariah hall at 12:30 p.m. Wheeler, 1260 Quebec, and parents interested in being leaders 1543 Champa —- AC. 0541 ver, on Saturday, Feb. 11, at The meeting will begin with the achievement certificates will be are urged to contact the school 8i30 p .m . The Good Shepherd Aid society recitation of the Roaery in the presented to 37 other 4-H mem­ or 4-H office, TA. 0277. In addition to many other will meet Tuesday, Feb. 14, at church at 2 p.m. Ho*te**a* will bers. attraction*, a ip.cial gift will be 1:80 p.m. in the Denver Dry Goods be Mr*. Crandall, Mr*. Laaka, Members of the staff will ex­ pre*anted. tearoom. A dessert-luncheon will Mr*. Bradley, and Mr*. Swan. plain the use of club secretary Mr*. Satriano i* chairman of MARY GRETCHEN and Frederick Eugene, twins of be served. All member* ere invited to at­ report cards and application for tend. club charters. Leaders are in- Announcing Our New Location the committee, which include* Mr. and Mrs. Hoell, are the first junior members of the Mrs. A. E. Perriam, president, Mma*. R. An*elmo, Concetta will preside at the business meet­ ACCN credit union. Their mother, Mrs. Dorthea Hoell, is president Satriano, J. Gabriel, and Nina ing following the luncheon. Miss Petrofe*iO. of the credit union. M. Lucille will be the guest Women's Club Announces Weber Arms - + - + *+ speaker. 4 4 (Formerly at 1942 Larimer) Hostesses are Mrs. M. D. Ciirri- ean, Mrs. D. G. Mulligan, Mrs. Two New Benefit Circles Credit Union Success Giles Fole^ Mrs. Bernard Mahony, and Mrs. ’rhomas O’Connor. Two new benefit card cir­ The highlight o f the meeting 120 SO. BROADWAY ,„t cles will get under way im­ was the talk given by Sister I mediately, Mrs. Joseph Maginn, Jean Carmel, head of the col­ Specializing in Regis Guild Meeting lege English department, on her chairman, announced at the last recent visit to Rome. GUNSMITHING — LOCKSMITHING Nurses’ Co-Op meeting of Loretto Heights Is Scheduled Feb. 12 Plans for the coming card NOVELTY REPAIR SERVICE Women’s club, which convened party, luncheon, and fashion SAFE AND VAULT WORK | Sunday night, Feb. 12, at 7:45 Feb. 2 in Pancratia hall, Den­ show were discussed. The event ver. They are St. Anne’s cir­ i the Regis guild, Denver, will hold will take place Saturday after­ cle, with Mrs. Howard Brewer If Locked Out of your House or Cor its meeting and social hour. The noon, April 15.. as captain, and Holy Rosary Gives Dividend guild will sponsor the gift shoppe Mrs. John E. Plym and her circle, witn Mrs. John Boehm committee presided over a (Archdioce*an Council of Catholic Nuriei, Denver Chapter) at the bazaar again this year. Call Us Day or Night — RA 5207 as captain. Anyone interested in valentine tea at the close of the The board of directors of the credit union has declared Members are asked to gather gifts either joining a circle or organ­ meeting. GUNS AMMUNITION to help make this booth its usual izing one is asked to call Mrs. The next meeting will be held a three-per-cent dividend. success. The past year has witnessed great strides an the credit Maginn at PE. 6932. March 2. < union. Not only'ACCN members, but their immediate fam­ ilies and student nurses are privileged to belong. All of­ ficers are now covered by a blan- ket bond. Free life insurance Katherine Wagner, private duty JOE ONOFRIO OFFERS loan protection and a total dis­ nurse, has returned to work after ability policy were given each share a month’s illness. owner. Infant of Prague Guild The officers for the past year The Infant of Prague nursery were: President, Dorthea Hoell; received 20 (hours of nursing care vice president, Polly Woolman; from guild members between Jan treasurer, Mary Burke; secretary, 25 and Feb. 5. Katherine Scharping; h^ard mem­ Our Mother of Perpetual Help Guild 1950’s GREATEST VALUE ber, Josephine Hayes. On the credit committee are Charlotte Steek The guild members gave 20 PILES and Alicia Gholson. On the su­ hours of nursing care to the sick at Healed by my painless methods pervisory committee are Major Denver General hospital in one week end. T LoJthinj^ S uL JthsL No aneithetie. No aurgery. No lucille Bachiere and Mary Lyons. Mrs. Dorthea Hoell, president, Spiritual Study Club ju e. JOE, JR. danger. No hoipital. No lot* of is a graduate of Mounds Midway The spiritual study club will time from work. schooTof nursing, St. Paul, Minn. meet Thursday, Feb. 16, at 8 p.m. BT APPOINTMENT ONLY. PHONE OR Mrs. Hoell has resigned as a in the home o f Mrs. Josephine WHITE board member because of the press Hayes, 3726 S. Acoma street. AMERICA’S ONLY COMPlEmV AUTOMARC REFRIGERATOR of family duties. The monthly meeting will be Dr. Allen B. Croessmann held in the St. Joaeph hoapital Mary Gratch.n and Fr.drick nuraea’ reaidenca Feb. 23 at Ph. c;, D.c. Eugene, twin* of Mr. and Mr*. 7:45 p.m. S31 14th Street Suite 314 Hoell, war* the firit minor* to The Rev. John J. Ragan, at I AComa 5070 join the credit union. ACCN apiritual director, ' will IT Tear, of Snceoufal Practice ------f------Miss Helen O’Connell, first conduct an hour of recollection. treasurer end manager of the St. Anthony’* Hoapital credit union, gave many hours of The staff nurses are planning a BURNS - RIPS her time to secure the members. card party to be held in the nurses The annual meeting of the auditorium on Monday evening OR TEARS credit union will be held Feb. 28 Feb. 18. Eliminated by at 8 p.m. in St. Joseph’s hospital Student nurses are sponsoring a nurses’ home. All credit union valentine dance in the auditorium French or Inweaving of the nurses’ home on Saturday t i Hear Sorricc— Rcaunable Price* members are urged to attend. After the business meeting enter­ Feb. 11. HOSIERY MENDING tainment will be furnished and re­ A shower was given in the freshments will be served. nurses’ lounge Feb. 3 in honor of Mrs. Gloria Green, nursing arts ACCN Officers instructor of the collegiate pro­ U ^ s L iJ te A n and Chairman Meet gram, and Mrs. Helen Dawson, inweaving Co, A meeting of officers and stand­ nursing arts instructor of prac­ ^ EXCLUSIVE tical nurses. Phon. KE. 4409 ing committee chairmen, called by SELF-D-FROSTER 304 McClintock Bldg. Mrs. Cele Geiger, second vice A two-hour program was pre­ — 1554 Calif. president and chairman of stand sented at the nurses’ residence on SYSTEM GIVES ing committees, was held Feb. 2 Monday January 30, by Miss in the nurses’ home at St. Joseph’s jEvelyn LaPointes’ school of danc­ YOU BUILT IN ZIPPER REPAIRS^^ hospital. Each officer and chair­ ing in Denver. This school has ap­ 2 2 9 » 5 proximately 300 students. The pre­ AUTOMATIC On Almoit Any Garment or Artid* man was advised of her duties and responsibilities for the year. Mrs. cision of her young students is quite D-FROSTING Geiger asked that each chairman outstanding. Besides the dance ROY SYSTEM, INC. submit to the treasurer, Mrs. group the program consisted of SHOE REPAIR Mary Buyke, 4135 Grove street, a vocal solos by Sally Lou Snyder; ©SEALED FREEZER If Broadw.r SP. <1<» tentative budget from each respec­ accordionist, Ard^h Salinborger; tive committee for the year 1950. magician, Ernie Nassinbene; and Each chairman discussed her plans pianUt, Howard Johnson. © 3 7 LBS. FROZEN FOOD for the year and has promised to Miss Jacelyn Fick, class of ’49, RELIGIOUS PRINTS choose committee members in the has resigned as general staff nurse near future. Special emphasis was and has accepted a position at CASE-PLUS CAPACITY Genuine Florentine Frame* put on helping ways and means Veterans’ hospital in Cheyenne, and Wall Bracket* Wyo. Chief nurse at the hospital and membership chairmen. FOR BEVERAGES IS Miss'Virginia Wade, class of ’41. HaHmark Greeting Cards Memberahip Committee Meeting Mercy Hotpiul Mrs. Marjorie Vogt, chairman^ The student nurses have been at­ ©FULL WIDTH VEGETABLE and Mrs. Marian Brown, co-chair­ tending their annual retreat. Fa­ MATTSON man, of the membership committee ther Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., retreat ^CRISPER called a meeting, which will be master, held the retreat from Picture Frame Shop held Thursday afternoon at 1 Wednesday evening, Feb. 1, to 713 Grant St. MAin 4438 o’clock at 2700 S. Emerson street. Sunday morning, Feb. 5. ©TILTABIN FOR Members who have not paid Miss Leonor Smith, a graduate j4hcars Plenty of their 1950 dues should do so im­ DRY STORAGE Parking Space of St. Catherine’s school of nurs­ mediately. ing in Omaha, Neb., and Miss Mr*. Audrey Needham i* rep- Agnes Guttorftisen, a graduate of reaenting the Denver ACCN Providence hospital in Everett, WORLD FAMOUS SEALED-IN ROBERT ANTHONY - STEVE KELLY chapter on the St. Patrick’* day Wash., have recently accepted posi­ ROLLATOR COMPRESSOR JEAN AUPE ball committee. A meeting of tions on the medical floor. the committee i* planned for the St. Joaeph’a'Hoapital • near future and Mr*. Needham Sister Mary Daniel, Sister A & K Business Service will report to the nurae* from Frances Clare, Sister Ann Joseph, 5 YEAR time to time the progrea* being j and Sister Enda are on retreat at PROTEaiON PLAN # Bookkeeping made. I the mother-house in Xavier, Kans. Doris Jay and family are build­ Miss Theresa Kiely has recently MODIl SDF M 9...249.9S # Income Tax ing a new home at 2822 Poplar spent several week ends visiting street. The home is near comple­ her brother in Fort Collins. INDrVIDUALS tion and will be ready for occu­ Miss Marcella Mudd recently FARMERS pancy in several weeks. announced her engagement to Many Catholic nurses attended Robert Crandell. Plans are now BUSINESSES the games party gt St. Louis’ par. being made for a wedding April 15. Miss Mudd is head nurse on *•18 W. I8TH Z 6» 8. BROADWAY ish hall in Englewood. Mrs. Mar­ jorie Vogt and Mrs. Polly Woll- second north, GE. 108* SP. 1778 Mrs. Annetta Kelly O’Neal of A BIG 8.3 CUBIC FT. man were chairmen. Leadville is visiting her brother. Dr. Vincent Kelly, who is a surgi­ cal patient at St. Joseph’s. It’s Time to Mail Your iss Theresa Kiely, nursw’ aid instructor, announces that a group of aids who completed the three months course Jan. 31 are now DELUXE VAlERITIIlEifGIFT assigned to positions in the hos­ pital. Give TO IThe student nurses attended their annual retreat from Thurs­ day, Feb. 2, to Monday morning, BERG'S CANDY Feb. 6. The retreat was conducted by Father Raphael M. Burke, O.P. REFRIGERATOR And You Give the Best Betty Fanger is ill with the flu FANCY HEART BOXES and is a patient in the hospital. Flllad With Dcliclou Homt-M*d« ChocoUtts _ Liberal Trade in Allowance Easy Payments Cand, CDpid* • Chocolats DNanUd Htart* • V*n* Htarti Valentine Party \Hix # Red O White Crtam H**rU Pray for Snow, Get It Free Delivery Chocolnte Heart* 2 for 5c up Mont Tremblant, Quebec.—Resi­ I Valentine Greeting Cards for Everyone dents of this international ski re­ sort area prayed for snow for a week, and their prayers were an­ swered. Almost two feet of snow JOE ONOFRIO MUSIC BERG’ S Candy STORE covered the hills after two falls. ‘Tk* Urt**t •uartment a{ candl** and aor*Iti«i ia D*nr*r’’ Two feet is what the people prayed ‘*Home of Television’* PEarl 1441 29 Broadway Eat. 1910 for. The movement was started by Father Cbarlea H. Deslanriera. 1805 BROADWAY MA. 8585 Tliurtday, February 9, 1950 Office, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE F IV t

Heights Alumnae Leave on Wedding Trip Library Society DR. JAMES P. GRAY Map Plans for To Discuss Two Optometrist VtSVAL CARE EYES EXAMINED Spring Program Clever Books VISUAL TRAINING Th% Catholic Information Optometrist The Loretto Heights college and Library society will hold Alumnae association, Denver, its monthly meeting Tuesday, 212-13 Colo, Bldg., 1615 Calif. St. ‘ met at the college in joint con­ Feb. 14, at 8 p.m. in the Phone for Appointment ference with the administra­ Catholic library at 19th and TA. 8883 tive officers of the college to California streets, Denver. Mrs. discuss plans for the spring Howard Sleeper will lead a discus­ events. sion on Monsignor Ronald Knox's popular books, The Mass in Slow Whether you want to talk fi­ The tradition of having home­ Motiw and The Creed in Slow Mo­ nancial matters over with us or coming during commencement week tion. Refreshments will be served. has been changed to the fall. The Mrs. Etienne Perenyi has ac­ phase of the arrange­ cepted appointment to th e mother Cabrini Society annual meeting of all members will speakers’ committee of the society. ments, you will find us easy to take place on commencement day. Recent additions to the library catalog include the contributions talk to. Counseling is done in Preceding the meeting a luncheon FIRST ANNUAL GAMES PARTY wdll be gpven in Pancratia hall. The of the Rev. Joseph Leberer, as­ sistant at S t James’ parish: Let­ privacy, and you may be sure business meeting will follow this at Mt. Carmel Society Hall, 3317 Navajo Street and the graduate alumnae will ters to an Infidel and Great Con­ that the information you' pass then take part in the commence­ troversies, both by Monsignor ment day procession. Social pro­ Matthfew Smith; The Song of Bern­ Saturday, Feb* 11, 1950— 8:30 p*m. on to us will be held in strictest grams and special events will take adette, by Werfel; The Spirit World About Us, by Husselin; and place in the fall. confidence. Letters to a Nun, by Father Daniel Donations • Special Prizes Eugenie Cuindon, national Lord, S.J. Miss Agnes Mary Egan pretident, presided at the meet­ has presented the library with ing at which plant were made iwo, copies of Heart Speaks to for a tea honoring the senior Heart, by Eugene P. Murphy, S.J., clatt, to be given at the col- i in the Braille edition. A bequest of lege on Sunday, April 30. It it MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH B. 'V7ILLIER are pictured books was received from the estate at this time the seniors are above as they left on their wedding trip to Chicago and of the Rev. Henry J, Ernst, for­ ESTABLISHED welcomed as members of the to visit the bride’s three sisters who are religious in Campbells, Wis. merly pastor of S t Charles’, Alumnae association. The bride is the former Catherine Mary Lehnerz, daughter of Mr. Stratton. Catholic Church Securities Margaret Sullivan reported on Joseph Lehnerz of Colorado Springs. The bridegroom is the son of The** gift* are graUfuIly the budget set up by the finance acknowledged by t h e *ociety. Joseph A. Willier of 3449 Franklin street, Denver. Mrs. Willier was No type of investment has a better recorc tHeran €$on'€hapels committee. Margaret Daly, execu­ There i* a continuing need for iKEyitona 62d7 KEyetoM 429S tive secretary, gave a report on more volume* .a* the library’* for prompt payment of principal and interes 1527 aeveland Place the district conference of the Amer­ place circulation increatc*. Standard ican Alumni council and a monthly O'Grady, S.S.C.— (Jerome studio photo) reference work* and racent pop­ than obligations of the Catholic Church. report Sister Frances Marie, col­ ular Catholic book* are eipec- lege president, welcomed the mem­ ially needed. A major port of our business is the under­ bers and gave a resume of the The Mother Cabrini Bridge cir­ writing of these securities. They ore avail­ REMEMBER VALENTINE'S DAY— FEB. 14 progress being made on the new Fr. Duane Theobald Talks cle met Feb, 6. High honors were student activities building. James won by Mrs. Jean Bondley and able to yield up to 3M j% . Phone, write or Gurll, public relations director at Mrs. Rose McEnulty. the college, spoke on the out­ The St. Thomas Aquinas Be­ call for our list— without obligation. HARDCASTLE FLORAL standing progress up to date and AtCathedral PTAMeeting ginners’ Bridge club met Feb. 6 Plants • PoUery the forward-looking policies now High scores were turned in by in force that portend future great­ Anticipation of St. Valentine’s be held April 19. Detail* will be Barbara Clay and Flora Hart- • Cut Flowers • Copper and ness for Loretto Heights college. day suggested the motif for the announced later, Mr*. John knock. • Corsages • Brass Besides those mentioned above meeting of Cathedral PTA, Den­ Ever* and Mr*. Le*ter Siebert Fr. Gallagher ver, on Monday, Feb. 6. Red hearts, will be ho>te**e* at a tea for Desigtter— EARL SCHOLL the othar members present were council member* in St, Paul'* Conducting Series Sister Mary Florence, dean; Tis' r lace trimmed, served as identifica­ Please send me Your Offerings tion cards for the sisters, who ob­ reading room March 13. Father William J. Gallagher is 3638 W. 32ND AVE. GL. 6268 M.’ Cecille, alumnae faculty ad­ served a visiting hour with the The attendance award was won conducting a series of lectures on visor; Sister Jean Carmel, Ruth of Catholic Church Securities mothers to get affairs in order for by the fourth grade. Catholic teachings and practices. Kenney, national vice president; the last semester of the school These are given on Monday eve­ Bass Riesenmdn, Denver chapter A musical program, with Yvonne year. Father Duane Theobald, act­ Evers as soloist and Mary Evelyn nings at 8 o’clock in Holy Ghost Nome .... paesident; Betty Bader Winter, ing as adviser for the day, advo­ hall, next door to the library. Charlene Geeck, Mary McGrath, Lawrence as accompanist, closed cated more parental interest in the program. Thej^ are designed for Catholics and Ann Witherow. wha wish to learn more of their Street...... It y a I directing and governing the ener­ The mothers of ninth grade pu­ Save on 1950 Ford Loretto Heights college is rep­ gies of school children. Father faith, as well as interested non pils sponsored the refreshment Theobald commended the mothers Catholics. Past lectures have been resented by more thin. 1,500 mem­ hour, and served from a tea table Demonstrators and Trade-ins for their participation in the PTA on the Pope and on the definition bers in 46 states and 11 foreign carrying out the valentine theme. program and observed that an ex­ of the Church. countries. tension of this interest would solve Brownie Leader* at Tea The remaining lectures of the COUGHLIN and COMPANY many problems. Brownie troop leaders attending series will be “ The Organization Mount Alumnae to Have Plan Carnival Booth the recent Neighborhood club tea of the Church,” Feb. 13; “ The Invesfment Bankers The PTA will have charge of the were Mmes. Ernest Gendron, Sects Defined,” Feb. 20; “ The food booth at the Shrove Tuesday James Keeps, Armel Faubion, Fred Sacramental System.” Feb. 27; 1335 Broadway 13J.4 Acoma Communion on Feb. 12 carnival. It was voted that mem­ Hyde, Raymond Stark, and Lester “ Christian Holiness,” March 6; [ S i t t r i t y Building • D tnver • TAbar 4 1S 4 MAIN 3111 bers makc.-donations to this proj­ Siebert "Christian Marriage,” March 13; The Denver alumnae of Mt. St. ect. Those willing to assist should St. Hubert’s circle met in the “ Monks and Nuns,” March 20; Scholastica college will attend Mass contact Mrs. Lester Siebert, MA. home of ~ Mrs. William Riordan “ Heaven and Hell,” * March 27; and receive Holy Communion in a 3558. Feb. 3. Winning honors were Mrs. and the “ Ceremonials of the Members o f the committee for A. J. Quinlivan and Mrs, Jack Church,” April 3. body Sunday, Feb. 12, at 9 o’clock the food booth are Mmes. James Walsh. RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. in St. Francis de Sales' church at Keeps, Dan Yacavetta, John Evers, The annual midyear dinner 300 S. Sherman, Denver. Mass will C. R. Siems\ Martin Foley, Paul party of the Marignita circle was Cathedral Group to Hear GENERAL TIRES be followed by breakfast at the Fitzgerald, Fred Haas, and Paul held iiin the ■ ■home of Mrs. John Mil­ Top of the Park. Miss Pat Counley, The MAY Co. Murray. ler Jan. 10. The meeting on F«b. Talk on Catholic Press General Batteries AC. 4961, is making the arrange­ Mr*. Paul Fitzgerald an­ 7 was with Mrs. William Baptist; ments. nounced a PTA card party will On Wednesday, Feb. 16, the Mrs. Don Negri was co-hostess. Denver Cathedral Sodality of Our KRAFT RECAPPING Lady of the Immaculate Concep­ tion will hold the monthly business G E N E R A L i meeting in St. Paul’s reading room Kraft Inspected Tabernacle Unit Has Capacity Meeting at 8 p.m. June Holzer,' prefect, S9U EEC EE has announced that tentative plans Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff was hostess I in the place of Mrs. Benjamin Used Tires Gifts to the old gold and silver for the annual card party wul be to t^e Tabernacle society, Den-1 Hillard, Jr., who is absent from collection include, from Mrs. A discussed. A guest speaker will G.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W . Colfax TA. 6664 ver, Feb. 3 at its first meeting of the city, R. Grosheider of S t Vincent de the year. There was a capacity at­ give a short talk on the Catholic Reports from chairmen are as Paul’s parish, a gold watch, three press following the regular com­ tendance. Miss Eva M. Walsh, the follows: Mrs. S. W. McNamara rings, watch chains and wrist 1711 Trtmont PI. president, presided. mittee reports. All sodalists are made two albs; Mrs. A. E. Mur- band, a locket, three tie pins with urged to take advantage of the DENVER’S MOST Ill E. lltb An. Miss Ida Callahan gave the chie, one set of vestments; Miss settings, five eye glass frames, a lending library during this Press rROGRESSlVK m K. I7th At*. deanery report. Miss Callahan was Anne Redmond, an altar cloth; cigarette and match case, and sev month. appointed deanery representative and Mrs. A. E. Seep and Mrs. eral other pieces. Mrs. Blanche Following the meeting refresh­ lot E. nth At*. George Burt, two cinctures each. Osbourne of Cathedral parish gave ments will be served by a com­ 1S4T-0 Harktt St. 108 nth 8 t Engaged Miss Barbara C. Bach reported a gold watch belonging to her fa­ mittee in the charge of Frances three new annual members. Miss ther, which she had had made into Bertoluza and Hope Sagar, TAbsr 1871 Lucy Flath said three annual and a pyx. Mrs. John J. Dooling of two life members had died in the Blessed Sacrament parish gave past two months. Mrs. Paul Fitz­ $10 and Mrs. Thomas D. Fahye 6 6 gerald read replies to letters of and Mrs. J. Leonard Swigart do­ Why Pay More” condolence that she had written nated miscellaneous pieces. The May Co. is honored to families of deceased members. The Rev. Bernard Murray, S.J., (Trademark) of Loyola parish, the guest to introduce the Missionaries Thank speaker, said this particular group Society for Gifts is rather unique and commented L.snV Mil* Walib read letter* of on the fact that it has carried on 1950 WM. W. MEYER DRUG STORES thank* from levaral of the mil­ so consistently, qo charitably, and COMPANY lion prieit* to whom had been so harmoniously. lent at Chrittma* time $10 Father Murray stressed the Holy Year Pin Colorado Owned Stores check*, complete *et* of veit- value of time and said there was menti, altar cloth*, ciboria, a tremendous waste of time every WE CAN DO IT! Witb tbe per*onaI coat of arm* of His Holinast, Pop* Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. and variou* lupplia* for tha 24 hours. If all idle moments were Piu* XII. Papal permission bas been granted to adopt 30 South Broadway 15th and California it Let 11* £garc yonr next print­ altar*. The ezpreiiion* of crati- tbi* symbol of peace through justice to a cross that can 3933 W. Colfax 17th & Tremont filled With prayer our faith would ing job— large or *mall, we are tude were *o intereiting and increase. Prayerfulness leads to ba worn to indicate belief in the objective* of tbe Holy lincare that the member* of the love of God. With some, God is not well equipped to give you Year. Imported from Denmark, dove and olive branch are lociety felt well repaid for their thought of between the offering, of tbe BEST in QUALITY and inlaid in white enamel on a cross of special gold colored effort*. the morning prayer and that of SERVICE. alloy. Available in dress pin, lapel button and pendant. An assessment for $15 from af­ the evening prayer. We think too filiated organizations was paid for much of self and too little of God, 1 . 0 0 the Loyola assistant added. Impressive Printers by an anonymous member. Miss THE MAY CO. BOOKS—BALCONY DECCA Jerry O’Neil gave six yards of Miss Walsh announced that the A. W. (Bad) Br*lth*npt green velvet to bo made into vest­ Marclf meeting will be held in the 1824 CURTIS ST. TAbor 2207 ments. Mr. and Mrs. Louis C de home of Mrs. John J. Dower Baca announced the engage­ r ment of their daughter, Theresa (above), to James Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Larson. The prospective bride is a gradu­ ate of St. Mary's academy and at­ tended Loretto Heights college. Mr. Larson was graduated from Cathedral high school and at­ tended the University of Colorado, where he was affiliated with Chi Psi fraternity. At present he is a student at the University of Den­ St. Valentine^f Day Decea ver. No definite wedding plans have been made. Record! By Bing Crosby! Miss C de Baca is a member of Loyola parish. Mr. Larson be­ longs to Blessed Sacrament par­ Eight romantic favorites sung by "Bing’* ish. . . . / Love You Truly, Just A-Wearyin* Dr. D. C* Weithmaii Remember the Day for You, The S w ^ est Story Ever Told, and Associate Mighty Lak’ a R os^ You and I, Miss You, Dentists Feb. 14 Lhe MAN who helped make Electrical Power the I’ll Be Seeing You, 1 Love You, . PLATES 606 15tb Street 1206 IStb Street benefactor of mankind...harnessed its energy for KEyitone 8721 TAbor 5761 Long Play Record DL 5039 2 . 8 5 St Valentine's the creative drive of a young nation. This man was T h o m a s A lva Edisoni

"The Music You Like, We Like to Have'* Today, as monuments to his efforts, Business Man­ CASH aged Utilities operate continuously around the clock Th« D*nT*r—Record Shofr—Poarth Floor Will Pay Ca*b for Small ...ever-rcady to feed the life-giving electrical power Home* in or Near Denver. Roses From a Heart Thafs True Quick Action— Call or See to the heart of America...its people, its commerce, A. B. WILLIAMS The Bright Spot Flower Shop its industryl T . E. GREENE rinOmi, O/Awt'.KfyMwM Jtn 1641 Stout TA. 6266 *‘Floteers Telegraphed Anywhere** Josephine at 5th Ave. FR. 2745 Public Service Company of Colorado PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bpnnoek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, February 9, 1950 T Invitations Sent to Catholic High Schools ^ f VOSS BROS. Slated at Loretto Heights Feb. 16-17 Folk Dance Fete BAKERIES Slated at Heights 2nd Annual Speech Meet 3 Stores to Serve You Students, Experts to Share Dr. A. L. Campa, chairman of languages4ind literature of Denver Set at Loretto Heights university, will present a program Press Convention Limelight on Latin American folk dances for Invitations to Catholic high schools to participate in the the student body of Loretto Heights (Loretto Heights Collage, Denver)^ second annual archdiocesan speech conference, to be held WESTERKAMP'S T + T college, Denver. The program will Student journalists attending the Association of Tlath- be held in* the auditorium Thurs­ at Loretto Heights college March 3 and 4, were mailed last KE. ,9043 5106 Wash. olic Schools Press Relations convention Feb, 16-17 at Lo­ Editor to Open day, Feb. 9. He will be assisted by week, according to Ethel M. Buckley, student director' of EVEKYTHING A GOOD GRo Ce RY retto Heights college jvill supplement.professionals who will his wife, who will demonstrate the forensics at Loretto and chairman of the conference. SHOULD HAVE . School Parley dances. Last year, the speech confer­ BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES speak at the two^ay parley. + + • + - WE DELIVER - Dr. Campa will lecture on the ence was held in conjunction with John Cogley, feature editor of Commomveal, will be the background of the dances and their the 16th annual press convention. CELIO-PAKTI principal speaker. relations to the relfgious and cul­ Heads Juniors Round-table discussions will tural life of the countries. Mrs. Because of the large attendance Fresh Every Day i be held on photography, sports- Campa, in authentic costumes, will at each of the conferences, it was SPINACH writing, year book problems, perform the dances following each decided to separate them. C A R L S O N Finest Quality column writing, copy reading, explanation. Garden Salad arts newBwritingy magaxine writ* An expert on folk lore, Dr. Tho trained expression of // // ingg and radio script writing. Campa has published studies made Catholic thought so necessary BUY TH£ BEST F R IN K DAIRY FOODS during his travels in South Amer­ to the perpetuation of moral and The chairman for the year book ethical principles in democ­ phy round table will be Jerry ican countries. He holds a Ph.D. degree from Columbia university. racy by teen-agers is the vital­ MIIKS- Monty, Regis college. Discussion izing force that brought this Golden Guernsey leaders will be Gerald Button, St. During the war he served in the military intelligence service. , annual conference into being. Homogenized Vitamin D Anthony's high school. Sterling; Earl Bach, M.A., director of Knij^hts -of Kay Moore, Cathedral high school; speech and drama at Loretto 'F R IN K -th e Best' and John O’Hayre, Regis high C d l u m b l i s Heights college, and his assistant, CREAM-BUHER- school. Card Party Set Feb. 18 James G. Kenna, M.A., are in INSURANCE . BUTTER MILK The chairman for the sports- charge of scheduling debates, COTTAGE CHEESE writer round table will be John By St. Joseph's Guild speeches, and the assigning of Juvenile — Adult; Gleason, editor of the Brown and judges. W. J. Bindel, Gerteral Agent Carlson's Delicious Gold, Regis college. Discussion The monthly meeting of St. Jo­ ICE CREAM leaders will be Wiley Wells, St. seph’s guild, Denver, was held The conference will open at Leo Koll, Field Agen( Mary’s high school, Albuquerque, Feb. 4 in the library of St. Fran­ 8:30 Friday, March 3, and con­ 1.37.3 Grant St. T A .tl4 8 0 ‘ At your store or at your door N. Mex.; John Maes, Mullen home; cis de Sales’ high school with tinue to 5 p.m. Satur(iay, March and John Kelly, Annunciation high Mmes. Teresa Berg, Louise Brown, 4, when presentation of awards school. K. Gregory, and T. J. O’Neill as will be made. Besides awards of hostesses. The CARLSON-FRINK Co. The chairman for the yearbook individual excellence in debate and John Cogley, feature edi­ Final arrangements were made speech, a trophy will be awarded Denver's Quality Dairy — MAin 0111 round table is Geri Fitzgerald, for the annual card party which editor of Loreiana, Loretto Heights tor of Commonweal, will to the school whose delegates com­ will be held at 2:30 o’clock Feb. piled the largest number of points. college. Discussion leaders are give the opening address at the 18 in the Denver Dry goods tea­ Betty Painter, Pueblo Catholic 17th annual convention of. the room. Members are asked to con­ The Rev. Christian L. Bonnet, MLss Genevieve Malpiede high school, Pueblo; Frances Association of Catholic Schools tact Mrs. Vincent McVeigh, FR. S.J., of Regis college, wifi give was elected president of the FOR DEPENDAB^LE SERVICE OF Hardy, St. Mary’s high school, Pre.ss Relations. The two-day pay- 1606, or Mrs. Daniel Reinert, DE. a review of his impression of junior class at Loretto Heights Cheyenne, Wyo.; and Judy Hig- ley will be held at Loretto Heights 9332, to report on the sale of the Shrine of Lourdes in France college, Denver. Miss Malpiede is GAS HEATING EQUIPMENT son, St. Mary’s academy, Denver. college Feb. 16-17. tickets. __ at a special social gathering of the daughter of-Mr. and- Mrs. An­ The chairman for the column the Loretto Heights French club thony R. Malpiede, 3712 Pecos OF ALL KINDS .... CALL KILLAM writing round table is Chuck on Sunday, Feb. 12, at 4 o’clock. street, and a graduate of Holy Killam iicented gai engineer* iolre your heating problem Sillstrop, Regis college. Discus Brownies Hold First Meet Following Father Bonnet’s talk Family high school. quicker and invariably at lower coit because Killam men have sion leaders are Janice Kloer, St. there will be a brief and informal been tpecialiit* for thirty year* in solving every kind of gas Mary’s high school, Colorado discussion period in French. Springs; Rose Ann Gagliardi, heating problem. Have your gas heating equipment checked Igune Thomson, a senior, will Holy Trinity high school, Trini­ Tournament Heads now for maximum operating efficiency and economy of Knights, Scouts Set entertain with two French solos, operation. dad; and Paul Greisen, St. Jo' seph’s high school. and students from the interme­ diate French class will give a Mias Mary Frances Braaton choral reading of Paul Claudel’s Named at Academy will be the chairman for the copy "La Vierge a'=Midi." K illa m gas b u r n e r co. Welby Communion (St. Mary’s Academy, Denver) reading round table. Discussion MANUFACTURERS AND HEATING ENGINEERS Among the special guests will leaders will be Dolores Pesenti, be Mr. and Mrs. Blake Hiester, Election of the captains for the 260 BROADWAY Tliin'i I GairinliiS KllUa liraw RACE 2871 Loretto academy, Santa Fe, N Welby.— (Assumption P p ish )— The Knights of Colum­ pin ball tourna­ (or tiiry Hoitlas Niod. Dr. and Mrs. Combs, and Mrs. ment was held Mex.; Doris Gaddy, Our Lady of bus and Boy Scouts will receive Holy Communion in a body Horace W. Bennett. Sorrows academy, Bernalillo, N in the 8 o’clock Mass in Assumption church Sunday, Feb. 12. last week. The Mex.; and John Erger, Regis high The program was arranged by following girls school. The Archbishop or a priest delegated by His Excellency will the French club in honor of Our were elected: Lady of Lourdes. Mary Chestnut Ed Schaded of Regis college offer the Mass. Guests will be present from the newly organ Forw ards, Sen­ and Maryanne Nye are the co- will be the chairman of the college ized council in Brighton. Break­ iors, Pat Scherr; WOLF'S CHILE fast will be .served to the knights flower girl was dressed in a gold chairmen. Winnie Linsenmaier junior A, Mary divisional meeting on Friday dress the same design as the morning, Feb. 17, and Frank Gappa by their wives in the Denargo and Connie Hendricks planned the Louise Kelly; grill. The Boy Scouts will be bride’s. The bridesmaids were junior B, Lilla- of Cathedral high school will be music program and entertainment. Sold at Leading Grocery Stores served breakfast in the rectory by Charlene Nelson and Rose Marie Dorothy N?ville will be in charge beth Abegg; the chairman of the high school Alonzi. The bride’s attendants were division. the PTA. of the program, and Regina Hoat- sophomore, Anne Canned No. 2 Chili No. 300, Barbecue Sauce-Can No. 2 The card party given by the PTA Rose Alonzi, Violet Persichetti, son is in charge of the potluckj Davis; freshmen, and Chile Beans — Cooked in Beef Broth— Another series of round-table Feb. 1 was successful. Special Ruth Spano, and Shirley Alfano. supper that will follow the meet Margaret Mc- discussions will be held Friday prizes were won by Ramon Jac- The best man was Anthony Spano, ing. G r a th ; guards, Can No. 2 Tamales afternoon. The chairman for quez, Theresa Ciancio, Mary Ro- Jr., and the ushers were Matheau Jo Muiiitan seniors, Marlene the arts roundtable will be Lou tello, Jessie Fabrizeo, Josephine De Carlo, George Martnelli, Dom­ Reide; Junior A, Betty Jean Gei­ KE. 2096 730 23rd Street Ann Starkey, Loretto Heights Russo, and Rose Hoffman. inic Gargano, Phil Spano,/ and ger; junior B, Eileen Mul(jueen; college. Discussion leaders will The beautiful table model radio Donald Di Annie. The reception Children Will See sophomore, Shirley Kerns; and Ask for W'oips Famous Chili At Your Grocer’s be Mary J'< Swanson, Annun­ was won by Bea Joalyn and Hazel was held at old Town hall. freshmen, Gretchen Geiger. ciation high school, and Mary Branson was awarded a big choc­ Any one who-has not purchased Jo Mulligan of the class of ’.50 Friberger, St. Mary's academy, olate cake. Cake, valentine ice tickets for the Altar society dance "Marco Polo' Play has been named “ Queen Teen’’ for Denver. cream, and coffee were served. to be held Feb. 21 in the Potenza the month of February. The newly organized Brown­ hall may do so by calling Jose Junior Entertainment, Inc., will The chairman for the news­ ies will hold their first meeting writing round table is Ann Serrovo. INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS in the school Friday, Feb. 9, at present the National Youth Sweeney, Loretto Heights college In preparation for the Feast Ex-Regis Students Fete 3 o'clock. Air girls between the Theater grqup in Marco Polo at DENVER Discussion leaders are Mary Ann of the Seven Holy Founders, no­ ages of 7 and 9 are invited to Phone AC, 5878 forj; Quinn, St. Joseph’s school of vena devotions are being held Phipps auditorium, Denver, on join this worth-while branch of President in St. Louis Fort Morgan Flour Mills nursing; Sharon Fitzpatrick, Holy every morning after the 8:15 Saturday, Feb. 11, at 2 and at 4 FREE HOM E the Girl Scouts. At a meeting Family high school; and Alice Mc­ Mass. A High Mass will be sung p.m. Former Regis students now DEMONSTRATION! FORT MORGAN of the mothers Feb. 7 in the Sunday, Feb. 12, at 8 o’clock in Donough, St. Francis de Sales' school, Anna Mary McKinney The National Youth Theater is doing graduate work at St. Louis high school. honor of the Seven Holy Found­ a professional group specializing university or making their home BRANCHES AT— was chosen as leader, Marjorie Try it out in your own home . . The chairman for the magazine ers, patron saints of the Serv­ in entertainment for children all in Eastern Missouri tendered a Ferrero, co-leader; and Mary see its extra advantages and LONQMONT . . . YUMA writing round table is Jo Anne ants of Mary. over the country, although its dinner and reception to the Very Rossi, Grace Faegan, Irene conveniences. HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE Campbell, Loretto Heights col On this day all members of the headquarters are in New York, Rev. Raphael C. McCarthy, S.J., Rossi, and Marie Sostrich were third order are requested to at­ president of Regis college-, Denver, This cleverly designed ECCKN- lege. Discussion leaders are Caro­ appointed a* committee chair­ The script of Marco Polo was writ­ MILLERS AND HANDLERS lyn Feierstein, Holy Family high tend Mass and receive Holy Com­ ten by Charlotte B. Chorpenning, on his stay in that city last week. OMY portable is the answerito men. munion. A plenary indulgence may your sewing problems. Co)n- OF FLOUR, WHEAT. CORN, school; Kathy Horan, Cathedral The wedding of Darlene Alonzi who has been in charge of the Father McCarthy had gone to St. high school; and Betty Byrnes, be gained by members who fulfill Children’s theater at the Good­ Louis to conduct a retreat for the plete with carrying case in at­ BARLEY, OATS, AND MILL and Mike Paulino, Jr', was held the usual conditions of going to tractive burgundy leatherette Mercy school of nursing. prior to a Nuptial Mass Feb. 5. The man Memorial theater in Chicago students at the law .school of the FEEDS Confession, receiving Communion, covering. Your own good judg­ The chairman for the radio bride was escorted to the altar by for 16 years. The play has been university. The former Regis mem and praying for the Pope’s inten­ directed by Virginia Lee Comer, headed by Ted Hoch of Loveland, ment will tell you that you can Country Shippers! script writing is Florence Davis. her father and wore a lovely gown tions. depend on FREE-WESTING- Loretto Heights. Discussion leaders of white satin with tiers of lace and who was consultant for the Chil­ learned of his presence in the city Consign Your Shipment To Vs A general Communion for the dren’s theater of the Junior and arranged the reception. More HOUSE. are Betty Metcalf, St. Anthony’s a fingertip veil with a tiara of newly organized Boy Scout troop Leagues for many years. The cast than a score of former students at school of nursing; Mary Louise .satin and .seed pearls. The and parents will take place in the is made up of performers of abil­ the North Denver college joined Joyce, St. Fancis de Sales’ high bridesmaids wore identically made Cathederal Sunday, Feb. 12. with ity and note: Michael Fury, Miss in greeting the Regis rector. school; and Janet O’Gara, St. JO' dresses of satin in a drop shoulder the Rev, Calogera Graziano, O.S.M., seph’s high school. design in pink, gold, and aqua. The chaplain, officiating. After Mass May Lee, a native of Shanghai; The convention will close with breakfast will be served in the Michael Laurence, Sydney Mi­ a banquet held in the Denver assumption rectory by the Scout chaels, Joseph Krauskopf, and tea room Friday evening. Jo Colorado Springs Girl mothers. Lynn Michaels. Anne Campbell, a senior at Lor­ The job of redecorating the The beautiful costumes and etto Heights college, is the gen­ Honored by Classmates window arches has been com­ stage sets will help to make this eral chairman. Award* for the pleted. The funds for the re­ performance one that the chil­ writing contest and the school Elizabeth Mary Matthews, decorating were donated by Mr. dren will long remember. paper contest will be given at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. and Mr*. Sam Perry. Charles L. For those not having season The Beer That this time. Matthews, 218 E. Columbia street, Wheatley was decorator. tickets to the series, tickets will A .dance in the ballroom of Pan­ Colorado Springs; has been elected Benny Cosimi, son of Mr. and be on -sale at the box office be­ Made Milwaukee Famous cratia hall will follow the ban­ the permanent freshman class sec­ Mrs. Anthony Cosimi, who under­ fore the 4 o’clock performance. quet, and will be the last event of retary-treasurer of the St. Mary went an appendectomy at Child­ MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. the convention. Jane Cuthbertson, collegje, Xavier, Kans. rens’ hospital, has returned home a junior at Loretto Heights col­ Miss Matthews, a dramatics ma­ Miss Ann Labriola, who spent lege, is in charge of the arrange­ ZZ^^ZRohert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; jor, Ls a member of the Dramar- the past week in Cheyenne, Wyo., ments for the dance. ian club and the Women’s Ath­ visiting her cousin, Mrs, Dave letic association. . * Brinkeroff, has returned home. Installation of Officers READ Held by Columbian Squires Newly elected officers ^f the a resolution that the squires would Denver circle of Columbian have the ping-pong table in good Squires vvere installed in the repair and that the club would ALL regular Thursday evening busi­ purchase a new ping-pong set in ness meeting Feb. 2 in the Knights of Columbus home. The installa­ anticipation of the tournament tion ceremonies were held prior planned in the near future. to the enacting of business and Following the short business ABOUT were presided over by Justin Han­ meeting, informal initiation of re­ non, prominent local attorney and cently accepted squires was held chancellor of the Denver circle. by members with the counselors Installed for the current year acting as jury at the mock trials. one of the informative features were Dwaine Balke, chief squire; Six men were made full-fledged It’ s just loaded with all in the FEBRUARY issue of Niccoli Serafine, deputy chief members and will help in the for­ mal acceptance ceremony of new kinds of facts and figures squire; Frank Berreras, bursar squire; and Norbert Badding, no­ applications when a new class of you'll be wanting to tary squire. At the close of the squires is inducted. rheck, in the February is- ceremonies, Mr. Hannon congrat­ MACAZINt ulated the new men and turned •ue of the Family Circle over the meeting to Mr. Balke. — practical hints on med- It was decided that the skating party would be held in two weeks leal care, how to buy furniture, what’s best for feeding equip­ and the details would be han­ ment. It’s a wise approach you’ ll want to know about. And of dled by the social committee with the aid of the physical course everybody will be deUghted by this month’s recipes— committee. Also acted upon was prize-winning cheese dishes, simple desserts, and seasoning tricki for winter vegetables. There’s fiction, and fashion. Fsmllr Bis* Serve There are patterns, and decorating tricks galore. Buy an issue Chicken P ie...... ^1^® Macaroni today.. WHOLE FRIED CHICKENS Wholesome and satisfying as a Dalicioas main dish, Delicious with other Golden Brown t e C w foods— cheese, tomatoes, mnsh- rooms, oysters and eggs. HUMMEL'S "OeiiTtr's Ltsdlns DsllcsKssni” 311 E. 7th Ave. KE. 1986 Opsii Ben. snd Dsilr TUI 7 : » PM. SAFEWAY Clossil Msndsrs MACARONI Thursday, Februory 9, 1950 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 Charter Issued FraternitY Honors Religions Articles * Statue* * Rosaries * Medal* Amusements ♦ Dining Wostwood Porish Crodit Union N0vy|niti0t6S9t • Crucifixes • Prayer Books • Pendants X JL ^ II II ff"i ■* r ^rr* k m i . • Pictures • Books • Plaques Recreation Will Hold Election of Officers Democratic Club COMPlfTIetlNE OF RfllGIOUS 4RTICIFS FOR CHURCH AND HOME

(St. Anthonv of Podua’t Pariih, Wattwood) Phi chapter of Phi Kappa fra­ ternity held its annual initiation A . I* . W a < ;.\ i: r A charter has been issued for the St. Anthony of Padua credit union, and election dance in the Hickory room of the I of officers will be held Feb. 15 at 8 p.m. at the Westwood Lions’ club. A board of direc Democratic club on Saturday, Feb? n il iM I I i.ooii.s « o. 4. Ron Newhouse and his orchestra tors, supervisory committee, and credit committee will be named. t »:t;ti tiOli I nil Every family is urged to have provided the music. Ophelia rose at least one adultd r ^ember at this corsages, the official flower of the organizational peeting. fraternity, were presented to all Also to be considered are loan CYC Constitution women guests. ' protection insurance, life saving A special ceremony honoring insurance, and affiliation with the Phi chapter’s first housemother, Colorado Credit Union league. Mrs. Mildred Barcick, highlighted Clyde Dwyer, managing director Is Studied, Further the evening. Bill Lockwood, presi­ of the Colorado State league, will dent, presented her with the Phi FRIDAYS MENU INCIUDES- be present to describe the perform­ Kappa sweetheart pin. ance and operations of credit The dance was held in honor of Lobster Tails, Frog Saddles, Jumbo Shrimp, unions in the state of Colorado, Vote Is Necessary the newly initiated members. They and Robert Steinke, treasurer of Eastern Scallops, Mountain Trout, Halibut are Lino Agosti, Pittsburgh, Pa.; the Gates Rubber company mutual Paul A. Anydo, Buffalo, N. Y, c o f € and Saimorf Steak. The Holland House, per­ credit union, will also explain (Catholic Youth Council, Denver) Voting on the adoption of a constitution for the CYC Thomas D. Fahey, Denver; Frank services offered by the organiza­ J. Gatto, Denver; Gerard A. John sonally supervised by Mr. and Mrs. M. L. tion. will be continued by delegates at a special meeting to be son, Port Angeles, Wash.; Francis Wii This will be the last general Holland, is the place to remember on Ember held Thursday, Feb. 23, in the Gold room of the K. of C. li. Jorstad, Chicago, 111.; Andrew meeting until January, 1951. ■V Days. clubhouse. The discussion of the bylaws will be completed J. Kordziel, Witherbee, N. Y.; Membership cards will be avail­ Willigm C. Ruth, Denver; Ernest able at this meeting, and an of­ at that time. Council delegates voted at the P. Celebre, Laramie, Wyo.; and ficer of the union will be available Harry J. Mayer, Laramie, Wyo. at Sunday Masses to receive de­ last meeting to ask clubs partici­ at this meeting will be the read­ posits and arrange for withdraw­ pating in the council basketball ing of the February calendar. A Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martin and T H E HOLLAND HOUSE Mrs. Mildred Barcick were chaper­ ' .-GOlOfN, COLORADO als. league to pay an assessment to committee of Therese Phelan, The Holy Name society will re­ cover expenses of league opera­ Henry Pohs, Dan Shannon, Dick ons. The Rt. Rev, llonsignor Jo­ ceive Holy Communion in the 8 tion. A dance to be held after Pribyl, and Jack Toohey met Sun­ seph'P. O’Heron, the Rev. JamesT. Moynihan, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. o’clock Mass this Sunday, Feb. 12. Easter will reimburse clubs for day afternoon to draw up the llyy-dt TahiUutaH/ Tsofsfe', u/ko' .\ll member; are asked to be pres­ their assessment A committee was month’s list of activities. Feder, and representatives of ent named for this social. Cupid with all his bows and other fraternities were honored arows will invade the social life of General plans were made for guests. 4(ftour aytci The Altar and Rosary society St. Marje’s on Saturday evening, met Feb. 1 in the church. After the holding of a day of recollec­ Feb. 11. Dancing, entertainment, tion some Sunday in Lent. The and P e d e tilu the recitation of the Rosary, the and food will be his enticements books were handed over to the new date and place of this affair will for the members of the club to get ft. Jones to Speak officers. The members present be announced soon. together at St Catherine’s at were Mrs. Emma Sole, Mrs. Ar­ Several announcement* of 8:30 p.m. thur L. Nider, Mrs. lola Seidlinger, coming qlob parties to which Figure eights and Flying Dutch­ On Mystical Body 1600 Ot^Ci/¥ ^ •Voe 'fysotvolioHS m A 0177 Mrs. Julia Agnew, Mrs. Ray Body, member* of ell YPC group* are men took a terrible beating last Mrs. P. H. Hallahan, Mrs. Mar­ invited were made. The Mt. Sunday night when 25 members garet Hermes, Mrs. D. Lang, Mrs. Carmel club will hold a Mardt cavorted on'the ice at Eve ween . To University Club Genevieve Atencio, Mrs. Lena Pa­ Gra* on Saturday, Feb. 18, at Star of the night was Father dilla, and Mr*. Irene Hume. Mt. Carmel hall. The K-Ducat Robert Syrianey, who showed all “ The Mystical Body” will be the The focietr will hold a bake club i* holding a valentine so­ the young speedsters his profes­ subject of the Rev. Charles Jones sale in the church vestibule on cial in St. John’s hall this Sun­ sional form. The group returned at the St. Thomas University club’s B o e c i o s Sunday, Feb. 12, after each day evening and will present an to St. Catherine’s cafeteria for a monthly meeting on Monday, eve­ PARISI'LH'''’ Mass. The women of the parish all-star variety show on March warming treat of chili and crack­ ning, Feb. 13, in the Catholic Char­ are requested to bring all kinds 1. ers prepared by Ange Domenico, ities annex, Denver. Father Jones, (liriS FAMOUS FOR FINE ENJOY THE WEST'S of baked goods, and plenty of Two clubs threw a wrench in Anna Mae Kirk, and Harry Kelsey. Now Only $1,000 S t Ritds Circle the Trappist order in Huntsville, C/he Cfons loaSitteC in*i*iie4 a half on a regular basis and it The month of February and a Better Cleaning— Prompt Service Enjoys Dinner is hoped that better patronage Utah. He is the Rev. Joseph J. valentine party suggest Cupid and Spillane, 33, formerly assistant Designed acoustically to duplicate the action of a 16-foot Pickup and Delivery — PE. 4686 will be received from those who romance. According to Chairman St. Rita’s circle held a dinner are square dance fans and from pastor at a large parish in Los Diapason pipe, Dick TremUtt Again Aitociated With party Feb. 5 in the home of Mr. Hazel Stewart Cupid will be do­ Angles, Calif. those who may be interested. ing his bit at the valentine party and Mrs. Marvin Seidlinger, 401 The next regular dance will be Father Spillane said his decision S. Newton. Those present included to be held on Thursday, Feb. 9, at South Denver Cleaners — 594 S. Broadway Held Thursday evening, Feb. 16, 8:30 p.m. in the NCCS hall. Such to enter the monastery came Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Seidlinger, at 8:30. Expert instruction and “ after long and careful thought.” W e lls M usk si Mr. and Mrs. A1 Sole, Mr. and games as post office and spin the co-operative assistance are of­ bottle are on the agenda. There He believes “ the world needs Mrs. Bill Hume Mr. and Mrs. Ned fered. The cost of the dancing prayer and penance today more HOME OF THE STEINWAY T H E A T R E Geary, Mrs. Oliver Phelen and will also be dancing and delicious and refreshments is -^ 0 cents refreshments. than ever before,” and hopes “ to 1629 CALIFORNIA ST.^NBC BLDG. son, Duke; Joe_ Geary, and Mrs. or less depending upOn the turn­ be closer to God in Huntsville.” Reminder! All those who are go­ 'ii > Julia Agnew. Pinochle was played out. DENVER, COLO. Tower and the woman’s award was given ing on the Estes Park and Love­ Father Spillane’s parents were M *PLRYS ALL THE THl B IG HITS" to Mrs. Julia Agnew and the man’s A slight admission charge of land outing on Sunday, Feb. 12, both actors, and he himself was to A1 Sole, Mrs. Sole won the 20 cents is being asked for at­ will meet gt the NCCS hall at 9 an amateur performer at the Pasa­ tendance at ’ the CYC basketball dena Playhouse before he began THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY woman’s booby prize and Mr. Hume a.m. won the man’s booby prize. games. This fee is used toward The CYPC basketball team will studies the priesthood. the expenses of renting the hall Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Bolding play St Joseph’s team at S t Jo­ BOB HOPE — RHONDA FLEMING and supplying referees. Clubs are attended the 40th wedding anni­ seph’s gymnasium, W. Sixth and “THE GREAT LOVER” versary celebration of Mr. Boed asked to support their teams by Galapago, on Monday, Feb. 13, at ing’s parents,, Mr. and Mrs. C. J ittending their games regularly. 7:45 p.m. All those interested ALSO “BLONDIE’S HERO” Boeding, in Salina, Kans. Mrs. J. should meet at the Reese house, Howard Farrand Quintet Colfax and Pennsylvania streets, B. Renaud accompanied the Boed- at 7 p.m. and transportation by SUNDAY • MONDAY - TUESDAY ~ ings. To Play for K-Ducat Party cars will be provided. The price Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Encinias and (K-Ducat Young People’s Club) of admission will be 20 otnts. Good 2 ALL LAFF HITS daughter, Jean, and Mrs. Adolph An open invitation to members backing by club members will help THE MARX BROS. Atencio attended the wedding of of all Catholic YPC clubs is ex­ spur the team to victory. Jena’s sister, Stella, to Robert tended by the K-Ducat club of The next ski bus will be going “ANERAL CRACKERS” White Saturday, Feb. 4, in Pres­ Eastside Denver parishes to at­ entation church. up to Berthoud pass on Sunday, , AND tend the annual K-Ducat “ Sweet­ Feb. 19. Get your reservations at Father Meinrad Wesselmann, heart Swirl.” This traditional club $1.75 per person from Ski Chair­ “ DIlClK SOUP” O.F.M., may be reached by calling party has always proved a high­ man Ray Ritter. Telephone MA. Westwood 64-W. light of the club’s activities. It will 9402. I'be held in St. John’s school hall There will be square dancing in Sunday evening, Feb. 12, begin­ the K. of C. clubhouse on Friday, ning at 8 o’clock. Feb. 10, at 8:30 p.m. AnENTION For the first time “ live” mu­ Approximately 100 persons had sicians will play for the affair. a wonderful time last Saturday at CATHOLIC WOMEN Howard Farrand and his ouintet the De-Icer dinner-dance. The en­ promise danceable music all eve­ tire club wishes to express appre­ ning and holiday refreshments ciation to Patsy Mulli|;an and her THEATER will be served. students from Cole Junior high AND MEN PAST 40 school, whose musical entertain­ First & Knox Cloiirt SPruce 9894 Cupid’s day promises a “ hardy” surorise to all who attend. ment was thoroughly enjoyed. Patsy would like to Uiank Bud Re­ Join the Rehearsals are well along for Thurs., Fri., Sat., Feb. 9, 10, 11 the big variety show to be held gan, who as master of ceremonies by the K-Ducat club on March 1. had the turn of events well in hand; Catholic Paramount Club YPC members are urged to re­ Ray Ritter, who served ably as disk jockey, dispensing with all Bing Croiby Bob Hope serve that evening for one of the Bill Elliott Andy Devine and enjoy yourselves biggest shows in YPC circles. A commercials; and Trent O’Connor, host of first-class talent is busy Lois Elliott, and Bob Kramer. NEW FULL-SIZE ELECTRIC “ RO AD TO RIO” “THE LAST BANDIT” At the last meeting of the Cam­ with preparations for the affair. era club Don Heiderstadt was cho­ Meets twice a month at the The K-Ducats held a mountain sen to be the club’s representa­ WED., FEB. 12, 13, 14, 15 skating party Wednesday evening. PORTABLE SEW-RITE Catholic Charities Annex tive in the Denver Council of Cam­ era Clubs salon, which will be Clark Gable Alexis Smith Wendel Corey St. Francis' Club ii i\ 17th and Grant held in the spring. Work on the “ANY NUMBER CAN PLAY” Holding Member Drive darkroom, which is in the NCCS SEWING MACHINE (St. Francis’ Young People’s building, is progressing, but there Plus: Added Fe«turs and Cartoon / Club) is still a great deal to be accom­ Next. Meeting Feb. 14, 8 P.M. A membership drive for St. plished. The group planned to meet Francis’ club is being held in Feb­ Feb. 7 at 1:30 p.m. to paint, etc. A St. Valentina’s Day Party SEE Samson betrayed by ruary beginning with a dance to Anyone who can spare the time to 49.95 |i Entertainment db Refreshments be held in the high school hall help will certainly be most wel­ the alluring Delilah! Friday, Feb. 10, at 8 o’clock. It is come. hoped that there will be a good The religious discussion club will Now anyone can afford to own CALL SPrnce 5444 turnout, especially of new and meet Tuesday, Feb. 14, in the Gold ^ TY// room of the K. of C. clubhouse one! You can sew everything and prospective members. Those in­ lldJrt'pifre terested in further information at 8 p.m. save enough in a few short months should call Jim Lidinsky at RA In the CYPC bowling league, the to pay for this portoble sewing 8005. Pinheads are on top with a record of 37-26. Next come the Beach­ N a m $ o it St. Francis’ cage team remained machine. Foot control rheostot; alli­ undefeated by t^ in g a forfeited combers, who have a record of . t i i d gator-grained leather carrying case; game Monday. Club members are 36-27. Last week the Leprechauns urged to support their team by at­ and the Smirks tied for. high game, AC-DC motor," 12V2-IB. die cast tendance at the games played in which was 742, and the Lepre­ chauns bowled high series of 2,089, Delilah construction; 20-year guarantee ond St. Joseph’s gym. High games were Jim Whitson’s complete operation instruction, in­ r ' A /O / ' A ■ ■/ . 212 and Regina Diamond’s 184. clarrine St. Mark's to Elect High series were Jim Powers’ 681 cluded. ilP a d ' ...... New President and Ann Henry’s 460. High aver­ . eUMRII-yiCfORMIlW (St. Mark’s Young Poopin’* Club) ages to date are Ed Lynch’s 160 CHSM M iieaim Election of a permanent presi­ and Pat Murphy’s 144, dent and the choosing of a new Thanks to the leadership of Burt Sidell vice president will be the main CYPC member, Joe Yoleff, the tiUxti I'M n .rr.i Ii CECIl B. D'UlLlf Wslcaw* ts Dsavsr's Finsst concern of S t Mark’s at the council bowling team has won 19 Wr UrHNicoiCIP • S c,',-. -I V... Orchestra monthly business meeting tonight consecutive games. , ' DANCING Capid's Cornar 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. — No Cover ^harge COLBURN HOTEL at 8:30 p.m. at Holy Family school. Dick Pribyl, elected president Miss Sally Louise App of St. Good Food Cocktail Service LUXURIOUS ROOMS pro-tem last month, is the nominat­ Louis and Fort Wayna, Ind., will Cocktail Lounge ing committee’s choice for the top become the bride of a CYPC New Coffee Shop office of the club. Other names member. Dr. Frank RaRerty, at 3rd WEEK! li' DENWOODINN loth Avenue at Grant will be placed before the meeting 9 o’clock Saturday, Feb. IS, in 2 598 S. Broadway SP. 9761 MAia 6291 from the floor. St, John’s cbufch, Fifth and Dv Be CERIBE* MsBagsp Another important item of busi­ Josephine. Club members are ness for St. Mark’s consideration inrited to attand tba'earemony. DENHAM ii 4 ;i ',1 PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 B( ;k Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyctone 4205 Thursday, February 9, 1^50 Sitting in Sanctuary SHOPPING CENTER 'Register' Staff rATRONIZE THESE FRIENDLY FIRMS Worker Will Be Lakewaad Missian 48TH AND PECOS STREETS

Op«a Bendiri- Bride on Feb. b 16 Attracts Thrangs SHOE REBUILDERS Littleton.— (St. Mary’s Parish) MODERN MARKET — Mr. and Mrs. William P. Cook, * Men's Army Soles....$1.00 (St, Bernadette’s Parish, Lakewood) | will Oatl*«t LMiher — GROCERIES — who reside at 176 N. Curtis ave­ nue, announce the engagement and * Expert Ladies' Shoe Repair Sot# Yoar Penniet bj “ You can quote me on this. The turnout for. the wom­ HEELS ATTACHED IN 1 MINUTES BuFiof Your Meat Here coming marriage on Feb. 16 of their daughter, Patricia, tp 1st Lt. en’s mission this week has been nothing short of am^ing, 4827 Pecos GE. 0786 GU SM4 4«1> Pm m H. T. Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. and if the attendance keeps increasing, we may have tb put John S. Kennedy, of Birmingham, Ala. seats in the rafters. It started with every pew full 09 the . Miss Cook is a graduate of Lit­ first night; by Tuesday even space in the sanctuary wks at GAMBLES tleton high school and of Loretto a premium!" ------^------the Friendly Store Heights college, where she ma­ A veteran of hundreds of parish the smallest detachment was on HOUSEWARES, AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES jored in English. At the present missions, the Rev. Daniel Camp- duty. Among many humorou* inci- CORONADO APPLIANCES time she is employed on the edi­ bell, SJ., made no attempt to con­ dents during this long trek bji jeep, torial staff of the Denver Catho­ 4833 PECOS E. J. MARTENSEN (Authorized Dealer) ceal his pleasure at being able to perhaps the best chuckle. Father lic Register. report in these words the response Campbell recalls, came when he Lt. Kennedy is with the United to the first mission ever held in St. reached Fairbanks, the Ajlcan’s States air forces and is stationed Bernadette’s. He has preached to northern terminus. Asked to give a MEN’S SUITS— 75c PLAIN DRESSES— $1.00 at Lowry field in Denver. He has larger crowds, the missioner ad­ mission for the air force nien at served in the air force for seven mits, “ but none more impressive that post, he discovered th^t for NEIGHBORHOOD CASH A years, during which time he flew in a parish the same size as this.” a meeting place the comm^ding in Europe and the Pacific. Particularly gratifying to Fa­ officer had assigned him thejquar- CARRY CLEANERS He will be discharged from the ther Campbell is the attendance at ters occupied by Russian flyirs of air force in the very near future the 6 and 8 o’clock daily Masses, a lend-lease ferrying group; The 4805 PECOS ST. PICKUP & DELIVERY GL. 9585 and then will attend the Univer­ which almost matches the throngs Reds, says Father Campbell, did sity of Denver. at the evening services. “ The pas­ not relish the “joke” at all.! The members of the Holy tor and I have given out an aver­ Name society, together with the age of 100 Communions on each of CHAFFEE DRUG STORE other men and boys of the par­ the first three mornings,” he added. ish, will receive Communion in The Store The first week of the mission a body in the 8 o’clock Mass on will close at 7:30 p.m. this Sat­ LOYOLA PARISH Sunday, Feb. 12. It, is hoped urday, Feb. 11, when Father Camp­ Patronise These Friendly F|rm« DRUGS - WIIVES - COLD BEERS - etc. that a large group will be pres­ bell will impart the Papal Bless­ GR. 4897 Free Delivery 48th and Pecos ent. ing to the women’s congregation. The Altar and Rosary society of During the second week, starting St. Mary’s parish met in the rec­ at 7:30 Sunday evening, the men tory Thursday afternoon, Feb. 2, and high school boys will attend COLO. BLVD. SINCLAIR MURRAY'S with Mmes. J. E. Nicholas and L. the services. Two changes in the Winter Weather destiioya E. Stone as hostesses. schedule have been announced for COLORIZER PAINT & HARDWARE* STORE Several women from S t Mary’s the men’s mission. Weekday Masses operating efficiency — So parish attended the annual lay will be offered at 6 and 7 o’clock, why not Sinclair-ize ond KOMAC PAINT — 1322 COLORS women’s retreat held at Regis col­ and there are to be no services in the afternoon. On Monday, Tues­ protect 10 ways. 4809 PECOS GL. 3301 lege on Sunday, Jan. 29. They in­ cluded Miss Anna Martin and day, and Wednesday of next week, Mmes. Charles Bolis, Harold V. a special mission for grade school 2813 Colo. Blvd. EA. 9988 children will be conducted by Fa­ Craig, Ernest H. Haubensak, and SNAPPY TAPPERS and tiny ballerinas Nolan, Edward Guinan, Marvelene Heagney, Terry Earl Meader. ther Campbell, at 4 p.m. will be featured in Loyola school’s annual Tierney, Janice Scheer, Michael Haffey, and Bar­ Mrs. Edward Fischbach has re­ bara Brennan. Non-Catholic* are welcome at ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH turned to Littleton after her con­ musical Rhythm at Work, which will be presented at Two hundred seventy children will par­ all the mi**ion *errice*, the men Please Patronise These Friendly Firms finement in a Denver hospital and East Denver high school auditorium, Denver, Sun­ are reminded that two topic* of ticipate in the entertainment. The Cathedral high HOLY FAMILY PARISH will . be convalescing for several day evening, Feb. 12, at 8 o’clock. Loyola’s fourth particular intere*t to -their weeks at the home of her hus­ annual musical promises to be an amateur show school band, under the direction of Dwight Mc- Patronise These Friendly Ffrms Cready, will open the program. Mrs. J. T. O’Brien friend* not in the faith will be band’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. with a professional finish. and Mrs. Florence Ritchie will be the children’s treated by Father Campbell. On Santa Fe Shoe Henpy Fischbach, on South Lin­ The ballet group, left to right, includes Elsa Tueidajr evening the *ermon DRAPER'S Seepniller, Twila Mae Brown, Patricia Lee, Shuran accompanists. Ho§pital coln avenue. Johnny O’Rourke, topic i* “ Why Catholic* Go to FANNING'S TEXACO young son of Mr. and Mrs. John Beebe, Mary Agnes Saya, Mary Jo Frawley, Jacque­ The costumes, which promise to add much to the Confe**ion,” and on Tfaur*day, UPHOLSTERY Work Done While You Wait O’Rourke, who reside on North line Amato, Kathy Haley, and Cynthia Mares. production, have been completed by Mrs. Sam Center ‘Love, Courtship, and Mar­ Bellhops are, left to right, Paul Doherty, Claire and Miss Anne Center. SERVICE ! 926 West 6th Ave. Shop Cloiet Noon Saturdayi Logan avenue, has recuperated riage.” COMPLETE WASHING AND from his recent illness and was + + + + + + Thrciughout the two weeks of 742 Santa Fe Drive able to return to school this week. the mission, both Father Camp­ LUBRICATING SERVICE The Ave Maria circle of the bell and the Rev. John J. Doherty, Archbishop’s guild met on Wednes­ Loyola Sodality Gains 15 Members pastor, are visiting all persons 44th Stuart day evening, Jan. 25, at the home fallen away from the faith whose ^ Hastings Drugs of Mrs. Clarence P. Hoffman on (Loyola Pariih, Denver) The Loyola Holy Name to- meet op Tuesday, Feb. 14, at 2 names are turned in by parish­ Lilly street. The evening was de­ ioners, as well as all those pre­ voted to sewing altar linens, and Preceding the 5 o’clock sendee ciety expect* to receive quite an o’clock. A part of the business for ^ Prescriptions this meeting will be the discus­ vented by sickness from attending the election of officers for the Feb.‘ 5 the Loyola Altar sodality increaie in memberihip at a re­ the services in the church. increased its membership when sion of plans pertaining to the ^ Fountain & Luncheonette current year was held, Mrs. Rob­ m it of the number of men who decoration of the main altar for Not revealed last week in the ert H. Koran, Jr., is the hew presi­ Father J, A. Herbers, S.J., for­ ligned application card* Sunday, Forty Hours’ to be held in March. description of Father Campbell’s Furniture Repairing Ik 733 Santa Fe Dr. KE. 6532 dent, and Mrs. Hoffman is the mally received 15 candidates. They AT LOWEST; secretary-treasurer. Outgoing offi­ were presented for membership Effort* have been made to con­ Mrs. Francis Koneeny enter­ wartime service was the extent of DRUGS PRICES IN D E N Vta Refinishing by the prefect, Mrs. Emil Frei. tact every man in the parith and tained the Mother Cabrini circle at + + + cers were Miss Betty Rees, who his experiences in Alaska. Not con­ SAMPLES FURNISHED, served in the former office, and In his address to the new mem­ it i* the goal of the member- a valentine party, Feb. 9. Mrs. tent with visiting GIs stationed Mrs. Henry Huls, who served in bers Father Herbers pointed out *hip committee to have every Koneeny and Mrs. Martin Golden along the fog-swept Aleutian chain, Free Estimates ' The firms listed here de­ that even during the Holy Year man in the parith a member of won pinochle prizes. Mmes. Wil­ - Ereninf Calls the latter office. the missioner also covered the STORE serve to be remembered Following this, refreshments sodalists may gain for themselves the Holy Name tociety. liam Boyle, Amelia Desmond, Leo whole length of the Alcan highway, All Work Gu.ranteeil all the indulgences which have The members of the Loyola Januks, and B. J. Prochazka will when you are distributing were served by the hostess to the conducting services wherever even S401 FRANKLIN 8T. Bus. Phone MAin 4507 circle members present, who were been granted to the Sodality of the Young People’s club made a fine attend the Dominican Sisters’ card Blessed Virgin Mary. showing at the 8:30 Mass, Sunday, party March 17 in the Denver Dry your patronage in the difi Misses Betty Rees and Gloria After the service the new mem­ Feb. 5. Many of the young Goods tea room. Mmes. Martin ^ p. RAce 1926 ferent lines of business. Cecchin, and Mmes. Wayne Duck­ Res. Phones 4 9 9 4 bers were entertained in Loyola people of the parish received Com­ Golden, Joseph K rause, and worth, L. King Gertig, Harry hall, and refreshments were served munion as a group. This newly Stephan Sferra will act as host­ ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH + + +■ Hanks, Jr.; Henry Huls, Howard under the direction of Mrs. A. J. formed club is growing in mem­ esses. Mrs. Pro^chazka will enter­ Kinkel, and Robert Ritchlin. Mrs. Linnebur and Mrs. James Gannon, bership and enthusiasm. tain the club on March 2 in her Patronise These Friendly Firms Hanks was in Littleton from her membership committee. The Loyola Altar sodality will home. home in Deertrail, and Mrs. Ger­ tig is visiting, here from her home in Glenwood Springs. y The Ave Maria circle met Honoring St. Valentine's Day MALONE DRUG B Wednesday evening, Feb. 8, with B Mrs. Gertig entertaining at the Prescriptions a Specialty home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Fountain Service — Gold Beer, Etc. Gertig on Rapp avenue. Social at St. Joseph's Feb. 11 A delegation from Our Lady, of 100 So. Bdwy, — SP. 6226 — We Deliver the Miraculous Medal praesidium (St. Joseph’* Red*mptori*t mission will be asked and refresh­ The prayers of the parishioners But the Same attended the general meeting of Periih, Denver) ments will be served throughout are asked for the repose of the the evening. A1 Shmucki will be souls of Sister Mercy, a former Fine Quality at the Legion of Mary held at Holy To celebrate St. Valentine’s day JACKSON'S Ghost church in Denver on Thurs­ in charge of the beverages. i teacher at S t Joseph’s school; for ROTOLO'S C h c U d lA . NATIONAL BRANDS STORE day evening, Jan. 26. Those pres­ and to provide entertainment for Father Carl V. Schwarz, Elizabeth McGinley, and for John Cut Rate Drugs ent were Misses Anna Martin, Joan the members of the parish, Father C.SS.R., will supervise the dance. D. McCloskey, an old and loyal PRESCRIPTIONS 796 So. Broadway R 743 Santa Fe Drive KEystone 0747 Nick, and Gloria Cecchin, and Harry S, Smith, C.SS.R.. pastor, All the members of the parish are parishioner, who was buried Feb. FOUNTAIN SERVICE invited. Since these parish dances 6 following a Solemn Requiem ^ri Mmes. Ernest H. Haubensak, Anna has arranged another parish dance FREE PROMPT DELIVERY in Brooks, and Josephine Ohrel. The are designed principally for social Mass. Call SP 344S Downfnf & Alameda to be held Tn the church hall Satur­ bi purposes and to cement friendly Standard Oas & Oils next regular meeting of the Little­ day night, Feb. 11, with dancing Congratulations are in order for w ton group will be held in the rec­ relationships between parish mem­ Rose Marie Krieg and for Joyce beginning at 9 o’clock. McCready’s bers, all new couples and members tory on Thursday evening, Feb. 2. smooth working Top Hatters will Koch, two young members of the ut BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH The classes of instruction for of the parish who have not as parish who will be married before It’s a thrill fa provide the music and there will yet become well acquainted in St. Patronise These Friendly Firms Catholics and non-Catholics vrere a Nuptial Mass on Saturday, ca be impromptu entertainment and Joseph’s are particularly invited' resumed on Thursday evening, vocal solos. Dillon Bagan is chair­ Feb. 11. ti be reieibereJ or Feb. 2, and will continue through to be present D man of the dance. Joe Musso will It is planned to have a dance Doz. the spring months. These classes supervise decorations, which will Double Ring Club Sunday night, Feb. 12, in the with 6: are held weekly in S t Mary’s d< Fairfax Hardware . ROSS VARIETY STORE follow the traditional valentine Officers Named church hall for the high school Quality Dairy Products church and last from 8 until 9 boys and girls in honor of St. D theme. The donation of $1 for ad- Harry LeUenrtng wa* named 11 (Colfax at Fairfax) NOTIONS - INFANT WEAR o’clock. Parishioners are encour­ Velentine's day. HARDWARE. GLA38. PAINTS Hardware - Tojra aged to attend and especially to president, Edward McCloakey, Broadway Creamery RA. 1818^ th HOUSEHOLD ITEMS bring their non-Catholic family trea*urer; and Mr*. Betty Kai- Gym Kept Busy FREE OtLIVERYii 2214-16 Kearney 66 So. Broadway SP. 2665 ta FR. 2725 5022 E. Colfax members and friends with them. *er, *ecretary of the new Don- St. Joseph’s aiew parish activity Y» You Will Be Proud ' H. la, Rinthart, Prop. DE. 4488 Dads' Night Set hie Ring club which ha* been building and gymnasium has be­ They Came From in Choir to Practice | formed in St. Jo*eph’*. Thi* come a busy place. Each after­ club i* for married couple* and noon the A and B teams of the re After Novena Services FORGET-ME-hiOT NEW HOMES^FOR SALE The (enior choir will practice it* purpo** i* to provide *ociat high school practice and in the or By PTA Unit at event* and activitie* for tho*e evenings Young People’s club FLOWER SHOP 2 and 3 Bed Rooma in Park Hill BUCHANAN’S immediately after novena serv- he FLORAL DESIGNS 285 SO. DOWNING OFFICE, DE. icet on Monday evening, Feb. married people who have time groups and other organizations Christian Bros. Wines M Caaipleta Real Eatat, Strrka 13. Since tbit practice will be for and internet in group recre­ play basketball. The grade school ea Larry Hartman, (St. Therete Pariah) ation. parochial loop uses the building Ail Popular Becra devoted to motic for the Len- St. Elizabeth's Wt Dtlivtr Joe Parwall (Bleated Sacrament JOHN Fa BRUNO tan leaion, it it hoped that a Such events as square dancing, for some of its games on Satur­ Alameda Drug Store ba Pariah) PE. 1777 377 So. Bd»7 . /• Realtor large group will be present. (St. Elizabeth’* Parith, Denver) bowling, picnics, hikes,' card par­ day mornings, and the boys and V. 0. PETERSON. Prop, j wi 6107 E. 22nd girls of the schools have ample Members are also reminded to This evening, Feb. 9, at 8 ties, etc., are planned for the club. Cnt Rate Drugs be present as often as possible at No definite set of rules or bylaws recreational space for all activi­ John C. o’clock St. Elizabeth’s PTA will has as yet been adopted, but it ties. The annual band concert was CONOCO PR0DUCT$ Fountain .Service School SUpplie* the 10 o’clock Mass on Sunday, Your Business Appreciate since the senior choir is scheduled meet. This meeting is designated is expected soon to have a work­ held in the gym, and it was discov­ Lubrication - Delco Batteries SchoU ered that the asphalt tile floor Holly Flower Shop to provide the music for that par­ as “ Dads’ night.” All the fathers ing organization with a regular Car Washing Alameda & So. Broadt^ay FINEST ticular Mass. of the school children are urged schedule of events and activities covering is smooth and well MEATS AND to come to this meeting and to for the members. adapted for dancing. GROCERIES help conduct the business at hand Members are welcome to join It is planned to use the building W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS QUALITY CLEANING X8IS Fairfax Lady of Grace Porish' and to'act as hosts and entertain­ and should submit their names at for all school activities, and for Alameda & Logan PE. 9840 REASONABLE PRICES ; FR. 27M ers for the mothers of the associa­ the rectory. They will be notified concerts, gaVes. drills, lectures, etc. Tour Garments Insured agalnat: Fir* Founders to Meet tion. The Dads’ night idea was a by post card of coming events and The church hall is also functional and Theft J • % decided success last year and it is meetings. It is planned to make and the regular weekly games MERK'S (Our Lady of Grace Parish, hoped this meeting will be an equal the meetings short and always to parties will be held in it. It will Denyer) success. link them with some social ac­ also be used for any event needing DRUG STORE ST. JOHN'S PARISH Th* PTA will aUo *pon*or a tivity. Methods of linancing the a movie screen as well as regular A meeting of the Founders’ meetings of church societies. Dur­ CUT RATE PRICES Patronise These Friendly Firms, group will be held Thursday eve­ gigantic card party and danca activities will be decided at a Prtacriptlona Aecuratdy Filled CLEANERS AND DYERS ing the summer vacation months it ning, Feb. 9, in the home of Mrs. Wednesday evening, Feb. 15, in later date when membership is Wine*. Beer*. Et*. — Fountain S2S BROADWAY 1 is planned to use the gym for con­ E. J. Bezjak, 4601 Columbine the school hall. All th* member* larger and more settled. ventions or for exhibition purposes. 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 Phones PE. S7SS & PE. 17(4 Permanent Waving Cnaranteed street Mrs. W. Anderson will be and friend* of the St. Elizabeth Meeting* Held , a Specialty the co-hostess. PTA and high school boy* and On Wednesday, Feb. 8, the Al­ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT A square dance and card girl* are invited to attend. tar-Rosary society had its meet­ a n d determination of h e ir s h ip RADIO SERVICE ESTATE OF GEORGE G. MATf. DE­ My Lady Edith and Sates party are being planned for the ing, supervised by Father Milton 23RD AND ONEIDA St. Patrick’s day celebration. HNS to Receive CEASED. No. 87021. Girse, C.SS.R., spiritual director. Notice la hereby xlven th»t on the 14th Beauty Shoppe TIP TOP RADIO Steve Cinocco, Clarence Wood, Holy Eucharist Through Uie kindness of Mrs. day of March. 19S0. I will present to the SHOPPING DISTRICT end F. Herceg are on the com­ County Court of th* City and County of Ulnnla Kaaaaler, Ufr. & APPLIANCE The Holy Name society will re­ Weber and Mrs. McDaniel, six new mittee. preaching stoles were made and Denv*r, (Jolondo, my account* for final 2804 E. 6tb Ava. EA. 0788 2434 E. 3rd A re. EA. 2222 ceive Communion in a group in •ettleroent of th* «dmini*tr«Uon of *«lo Mrs. Annie Girardin has been these women are now working on eatxte, whan *nd wheti* *11 peraoni in in- ill in Mercy hospital. the 8 o’clock Mass this Sunday, Feb. 12, in St. Elizabeth’s church. a violet drape to be hung behind tereat may appear and ot>j*ct to them, it MONTVIEW Newcomers in the parish are the crucifix during the Lenten they *0 delre. SKELLY ; HATHAWAY’S Mr. and Mrs, E. Slolte. The nursery, instituted some Notice la *1*0 hereby given that tber* season. Three new albs, made at bu been filed in (aid eaUte a petition BARBER SHOP City Lace Cleaners months ago by the Legion of the Good Shepherd convent, have ukinx for a Judicial aaoertainment and SERVICE s t a t io n Mary for the care of little chil­ been procured and three more, to determination of the heirm of inch de- OPEN 2625 EAST 3RD AVE. PHONE DE- 6891 dren during the 8 and 12:15 eea*ed. and aetting f o ^ that th* name*, 8:0 0 A.M, to 6:00 P.M. Weekday* ST. ANTHONY'S be made at the Carmelite convent ■ddreau* and ralationabip of all ptnon*. Corner of 23rd and Oiteido Cartalna and Flllewa Caiafnlly Claantd and Ratamad Saaia Slia 8:0 0 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Saturday* Masses on Sunday is proving to in Littleton, have been ordered. who ate or claim to b* hain at asid de- FR. 9727 Spaclai Cart GWan Tabit Llntna—Blankati Lanndartd WItboit Shrlakagt Patronise These Friendly Firms be a success. All parents are wel­ eeaaad. *o far a* known to th* patitionar, Your Business Appreciated The St. Joseph’s Parent-Teach­ , WE CALL AND DELIVER come to leave their little children. are a* follow*, to-wit: Unknown; 2231 Oneida ers’ association had it's monthly Accordingly, notio* i* alao hareby given 55 Father Leo Malone, O.F.M., is at meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 7, when that upon the data aforeaaid, or the day The firms listed here de­ Complete Line present residing in Annunciation past presidents of the PTA were to which the hearing may be oontinned, TROLTMAX’S rectory. He is supplying for Mon- tha Court will proceed to receive and bear BELL'S serve to be remembered Quality Meats '& Groceries honored. It was announced that proof* conetming the heir* of tnch de­ MILLER'S CLEANERS signor Hagus who is recuperating ceased. and. upon th* proofs aubmitlad, the band concert and dance held Prompt Pick-up and Dellvary Circle Drive Market when you are distributing BEER TO TAKE OUT from his recent illness. Feb. 4 was a success in every way. will enter a decree in said eatat* determ­ JEWELRY STORIe SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS ining who are the heira of Such deceased We Give Your Clothes That Try Our Profit Sharlnc Flan your patronage in the dif­ Father Kevin Patrick Henry, Since some ticket returns have petaon, at which hearing ail persona claim­ n t Mora Yoa Bay—Tht M.ra Toe Sharo FIORE GROCERY O.F.M., is expected back in Den­ pot as yet been made, members ing to be heira at law. of sneh decesaad Personalised Touch j e w e l r y o f a l l k i n d s ferent lines of business. are asked to make returns as soon may appear and present their proofs. -i 2422 £. 6th Ave. FR. 8071 l» n s o . FEDERAL WE. 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J: Thursday, February 9, 1950 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 FAGE NINE! 'Hey Ref!' Loop Teams Will Vie to End Deadlock Excitement A-Plenty Cathedral, S t Francis' Squads Win Cardinals Added to List Mullen Basketeers Clip Jays, Regis on Top, Of Northsiders' Victims Raiders in 38-36 Upset Mustangs, Gremlins | (Friday’* Garnet) (Sundajr’a Games) The Regis Raiders downed a stubborn Annunciation The Mullen Mustangs clipped the high-riding Regis quintet, 41-35, to keep the league lead in the headliner of Raiders, 38-36, and Cathedral edged out St. Joseph’s, 34-32, Tied on Second Rung the triple bill played Feb. 8 in the auditorium annex. The to scramble the Parochial league standings into an anybody- Mullen Mustangs and the Cathedral Bluejays also emerged can-win series. St. Francis' socked the Annunciation Cardi­ The Denver Parochial loop picture is more confused as winners after hard-fought tilts. nals with a 51-34 shellacking, which places the Gremlins in than it ever has been. After last week’s games, including thp The league-leading Raiders were hard pressed all the a third-place deadlock with Mullen. Mullen upset of league-leading Regis high and the Mullen way by the hard-driving Cardinals and had to resort to ball In one of the most thrilling piarochial games played this victory over defending state champion St. Francis’ squad, control in the final minutes of play. Early in the second season, the Mullen Mustangs banged their way through a two-way deadlock for the top position resulted, and a two- period the Cardinals led the Raid­ + + + + - f Regis defenses to clinch their way tie also exists for the No. 2 spot. . j ers 17-12, but some fancy ahootr second victory over the North­ The Regis high Raiders and the Cathedral Bluejays siders. ing by little Tom Malone tied up Up and In! It was a matter of polished team­ vie for top spot with six victories and two losses apiece. the count. With the score knotted work and a grim determination to And the Mullen Mustangs have' worked their way up to a dead­ the Annunciation craw, early 22-all at half time, the Cardinals win that inspired the Mustangs, who pilled their heart out Sunday lock with St. Francis’ for the sec­ in the season predicted that nq were primed for an upset. A in the (Jity auditorium annex. The ond position. taam would go through tha sea^ sustained Regis drive, however, Regis five led all the way until A St. Franei* rietory in the son undafeated, but he did nof. arked by Gene Haggerty and late in the third stanza when the Gremlin-Bluejay tilt, slated for predict that any team would go Tcom Malone, soon pushed the Mullenites unleased a rally that Friday evening, Feb. 10, would through the season without e Raiders into a sizable lead. At changed the story. Coming from a push the Regis Raider* into top victory. Consequently, he an^ the end of the third period the trailing position, 30-21, the Mus­ spot again, and a Cathedral vic­ hi* charge* feel no qualm* oi lanky Raiders led, 32-26. Minutes tangs, led by John Jaidinger and tory would put the Jonesmen conscience in planning another WITH A PAINED EXPRESSION, Bill Frick sees his later Raider shooting boosted the Leroy Sandri, paced a drive that out in front for the first timo. defeat for the lanky boy* from Holy Family. shot go wild after being fouled by Jack Burke, 17, Ca­ score to.37-38. eventually spelled out victory for Predictions on the outcomes of thedral defensive man.— {Register photo by Smyth) Despite the net swishing of Mullen. this week’s games are as few and The Mullen high Mustangs, wiA It was Sandri who knotted the about as safe as jaywalkers on a two-game win streak over t\ro Fred Maes, the Cardinals were un­ of the le^ue’s top teams, plan to able to overcome the Raider lead, count at 33-all with 4:30 left. Brighton boulevard. In the con­ and the ball game finished with Jaidinger hit a long one a few tests Friday, Feb. 10, the Bluejays add the Bulldogs to their victim Set for Rangers the Cardinals six points behind. seconds later to put Mullen out in face the Gremlins; the Annuncia­ list. Defeated by the St Josepn High individual scorer was Fred front by two. Not to be outdone, tion Cardinals will meet the vic­ squad in the first round encounter, Maes, with 13 points. Tom Malone Regis came hustling back with tory-hungry Holy Family Tiirers; the Mullen lads have finally di- ' Ronnie Himstreet at the helm and monstrated the brand of play of was high scorer for the Raiders, and the Mullen Mustangs win be Himstreet tied things up with one which they are capable. The Bull­ with 11 points. out for a third consecutive victor; of his many long shots that paid in their tussle with the SL dogs, on the other hand, plan tp ; In the Tiger-Bluejay fray, the off., Bulldogs. break back into the win column ' high flyers from Grant street were Norman Roger dropped in two in Friday night’s encounter. close to losing some plummage to successive free throws in the final On Sunday, Fab. 12, tha Holy Family cagers will get another On Sunday’i triple bill, the tui- a wide-awake Tiger team from seconds to sew up the victory, mak­ sle between the Regis Raiders anH Holy Family. Shooting a pair of try at the powerful Gremlin ing the Mullen slate read four the Bulldogs looms as the feature foul shots as calmly as Fearless wins to three losses. five;^ Cathedral will maet An- nunciation; and Ragis high will game of the day. In the last Raid­ Fosdick shoots bean-eaters, bow­ (Cathedral also won on a final er-Bulldog encounter, the Raiders ' er, Joe DiPaolo added the two period rally in a razzle-dazzle again take the floor against Ev Stewart’s hot-shooting Bulldogs, walked away with their second vif" The Mullen Mustangs roared St. Francis' had little trouble in Long Bob Weber continues to lead the scoring race>in the Den­ Poll Parrot Shoes For Boys and Girl* back into the title race by dump­ 2 Junior Quintets downing the Annunciation team Completf lint of ing the St. Francis Gremlins, 46- 3 ( d ju }, io and thus stepping into the third- ver Parochial league. Adding 15 B. P. Goodrich Rubber footwoor 41. The Gremlins shot to an early place tie. Captain A1 Steinke was points in the week-end game Work Shoes four-point lead but were on the Remain Unbeaten an inspired leader as he played against Mullen and 12 more in the short end of a 13-12 score at the d h s u n fL GIL all over the court in both offen­ Gremlin-Cardinal tilt, the St. Fran­ For Men end of the first quarter and trail­ The ML Carmel junior paro­ sive and defensive roles. Steinke cis scoring ace has boosted his to­ By the Benchwariner netted 11 points in the second FINEST SHOE RBPAItINd ing, 21-20, at intermission. chial cagers lead the Northside di­ tal to 119 big points, an average quarter ana helped the Gremlins By the end of the third canto vision with four wins and no losses of 14.9 for eight games. the Mustanw, led by John Jaid- Georgetown’s colors, blue and to their credit. The .Annunciation toward their 27-16 halftime ad­ team leads the Eastside division vantage. Manny Riedel, earning 14 Following close at his heels is inger and Leroy Sandri, forged gray, are a result of its strict neu­ Jaidinger of Mullen, with 118 trality during the Civil war. The loop with four wins and one loss. points, was high-point man for the ahead to a 40-30 lead. TTie Mus­ Cardinals. points. The fast-moving Mullen tangs staved o ff a last minute university selected the colors to In the Southside division the A.s- BOB WILSON, West Virginia State cage co-captain, sumption junior cagers top the (61). I AnnnncUtlon (34). forward added 17 points iq the 2210 E. Colfax FR. 260S desperation drive by Gremlins A1 honor students who marched away ■■ . *■ '■ “ •' * Pt- ‘ P Mullen victory over St. Francis’ will direct the floor play of his team against the Regis to join both the Union and Con­ circuit with five wins and no OFillon f 1 0 1 2|McCu]’sh fl 0 2 2 Open Sat. Era*, till 8 p.m. Steinke and Bob Weber by em­ and bagged 21 markers in the Mul­ Or any Bvanlnt ky Appt Rangers when the two teams collide in the city auditorium Monday, losses. Hubbard ( 0 0 0 OlStone f .....1 4 3 ploying a tight brand of ball con­ federate armies. len upset of the Regis Raiders. Feb. 13. trol. All games in the past week were Sulnkt ( 121IE«4uib«l ( 0 0 0 played Saturday, Feb. 4, with the McC’rthr ( 3 0 3 C'tallano ( 1 Gene Haggerty is in number + + + + + A1 Steinke was high individual Ctmll ( „.o 0 0 Oudtn e ...2 Seeing a Pittsburgh university exception of the St, ’ Joseph-St l\ three spot with 100 and a 12.6 scorer, with 17; Leroy Sandri of Nryrr ( __0 0 0 Horvat e _0 0 0 gridder inhalihg pure oxygen from Philomena tussle, which was played Dtitf ( __0 0 0 Matt s __3 1 7 average. The Regis sharpshooter SPECIAL the Mullen squad was a close sec­ a tank to restore some of the on Tuesday, Feb. 7, and the An­ Rweaney ( . 1 0 2 Riedel s _ 7 3 14 hit the bucket for 18 points in U. S. ARMY ond with 16 markers. Bob Weber W»b*r e ..„.6 3 13 Mam(ord s 0 0 0 Rangers to Face Top'Teams energy burned up on the field, a nunciation-Cathedral tilt, played games played last week end. Le­ got the range for 16, and Mustang Schuxter c 0 1 0 Roblea g ...,0 1 1 COMPOSITION co-ed inquired of her escort, Wednesday, Feb. 8. Pol e ___,0 roy Sandri of the Mullen Mus­ Jaidinger managed to accumulate “ What’s he do now, go back in Teoim— Scores Ii*nnon e .1 tangs climbed to fourth spot as a Of Nation in Two Games 13 points. and blow up the ball?” Zook e „..„0 result of making 27 points in the SOLES Northside Division Hasan s —.1 Annunciation (3S) I Rc(ta (41) Jordan s —0 past two Mullen outings. A1 Stein­ GuMtMote*d to outwcRf No letup appears in store for the day when the West Virginia State Player s. f. pf.tp.' Playtr t. f. pf.tp. Holy Family, 25, St. Clara’s, 14; Uothoi. McCul’h f 1 IS SILahtyf 1 1 2 S Highest score ever recorded in Guarin s —.0 ke of the SL Francis Gremlins hit Regis Rangers who play three Yellowjackets, national Colored a World Series game was the Yan­ Mt. Carmel, 29; St. Patrick’s, 20. Gulich s —.0 for 17 and 21 points to climb to Stone t t 4 S S| Wllliami ( 0 0 0 ^^lm»r s -.0 games in four days over the com­ champions, stop off in Denver Duden c 1 1 4 2 » kee 18-4 victory over the Giants St. Catherine’s, 30; St. Domin­ the fifth position. after a successful tour of the Pa Meet g 6 1 IS Helael g Ph'ncxtll s 0 ing week end, two of the contests 0 1 in 1936. ic’s, 9. B'km'Ur s 0 bemg against teams that rank cific coast. Riedtl g 2 4 4 Scavo e 3 8 Scoring Table Hagg'ty g S 9 Eastside Division with the nation’s strongest. Total! 22 7 9 11 Totalf Coming from obscurity to rank Faddit g 0 0 Sacred Heart team, 28; St Caje- II 113 36 PUytr, Tt«m c FG FT PTS AVE On Friday night in the Denver with the best college teams in the Malone g Stan Musial broke into baseball HaKtimx Score—St. Franeix' 7, Annun- Weber, St. FrencU* 6 62 16 119 14.9 2 11 tan’s, 24; elation 16. university arena, the Rangers nation, the Yellowjackets have in Unrine g 1 0 as a pitcher. Jaidinger, Mullen.. 8 48 62 118 14.6 Blessed Sacrament team, 35; St, Miixed Fre« TTiroiri------St, Franeix* Hanyerty. ReKis .. 8 36 28 100 12.5 face Oklahoma City university, a the past three years set a record ToUla^ 12 11 12 S5/T oU lt 16 9 IS 41 James’, 5. Steinkke, Weber 3. Hogan, Gulich, Buck- Sandri. Mullen ...... 8 88 21 98 11.6 With Rubber The official basketball has 720 maxter. Annunciation: Stone, Duden 4. Steinke. S t Fran. 7 82 26 87 12.4 cage power that has defeated Wy­ of 61 victories against seven de­ Half tima icor* — Annunciation 22. stitches and its weight must not . Southside Division Mxax 2. Graboiki. St. Jor. 7 35 17 87 12.4 Heels...... oming, Bradley, and Caterpillar feats. Regis, 22. *1.50 be more than 22 ounces. St John’s, 25; St. Francis', 7; Ofriclala— Flint and Roexi. Mies. Annunciation 3 26 22 72 9.0 Diesels. The game will start at During that period they won .33 Missed Free Throws —j Annunciation: MULLEN (18). REGIS (24). 8 27 17 71 8.9 Stone 1, Duden 1, Maes 2, Riedel 2. Setvo, Regix ...... fi:45 o’clock in the fir.st college consecutive games before their win Assumption team, 26; St Vin­ P lw r f. (. p(. tpj Player g.(. pf. tp DiPaolo, Cathedral 8 24 IS 66 8.5 /ftartl Qi^ltr Bepxirini. Heel L«l*i Regis: Ijthejr 1. Scavo 2. Htitcl 1. Hag­ Babe Ruth still holds the record Jaidinger ( 8 5 121 [Hlmxtr't ( 7 1 2 16 Gilia. St. Joseph's 7 18 19 56 7.9 |l^»ker__8«lei. B.bker Heeli, Mta't^ doubleheader to be pre.sented in streak was s^ p e d by St. Mary’s gerty 1, Malone 1. cent’s, 19; .and Ladles'. All aeeaenxkially frieed. r for the most bases on balls in one St Joseph’s, 26; St Philo- 011*1* ( _..l 0 4 2|Wllliain* ( 0 2 Riodel, Annune't'on 8 22 10 54 6.8 Denver this year. in the Cow Palace at San Fran­ Officials— Gray and Robbins. Barone ( _ 0 0 1 0 Leahy ( ....3 0 3 Greco. Cathedral .. 8 19 16 58 6.'i Denver university, now riding cisco la.st year. The following St. Francis’ (41) | Mullan (46) season— 170. mena’s, 14. Zavtl* f „.o 0 0 0 See VO e ..... 2 1 3 McGrail. Cathedral 8 20 10 60 6.8 the crest of a victory wave, will night, however, they leaped back ’Player g. f. pf.tp.l Player g. f. pf.tp. Sandii e ...6 1 3 11 Malona g .0 0 2 Opden. Annun...... 8 16 IS 47 6.9 LORD’S SHOE REPAIR O’Fall'n t 1 0 0 STaid'nVt 1 13 N. Roger g 0 2 X 2 Hagg'rty g 3 3 4 Schnabel, Cathedral 8 16 16 47 6.9 take on the powerful Brigham into the limelight by handing the Neyer i 0 1 OlOIivatf 1 S Bravdica g 1 0 0 2 Faddia g _..0 0 0 Lahey, ...... 8 20 7 47 6.9 426 15th Street Young university five in the clos­ Santa Clara Broncos a 57-44 de­ M’Ca’ty f 0 0 2|8andri e 2 16 Going Up A. Roger g 0 0 0 0 Malone, Regix...... 8 20 6 45 6.6 Work done while you weit ing game of the evening. feat. Sweeney f 0 0 OIRoftra g 2 6 B. Frick. St. Joi. 7 14 IS 46 e.i Diets f 0 0 llBrav'cag .2 6 Total* 16 1 11 38 TaUI* ...16 I I I 16 Hin.treet, Regix .... 6 19 6 43 7.2 On Saturday the Rangers will The top stars of last year are Weber e 7 K 16| HaKtime Score—Mullen 17. Regis 17. Bravdica. Mullen .. 8 18 6 42 6.8 renew tbeir old rivalry with Col­ again in the Yellowjacket line-up. Steinke g 7 4 17i Mlaaed Free Throws Mullen: Jaidinger Oilvan. Mullen ...... 8 16 9 41 5.1 orado .Mines in the latter’s field- To accommodate the Colored pop Hogan g 2 3 4 3, Olivas, Sandri 2, N. Roger 3, Brandies. house in Golden. Regis defeated ulation of Denver who have never Zook g 0 0 0 Regix: HInutreet 3, Malone 2, Lthey, Wil- liami. Outstanding A.A.U. Basketball Mines in their first encounter before had the opportunity to see Totals 18 6 IS 41 Totals 18 10 8 46 Official*— Roaal and Gray. earlier in the season. a Colored college team here, a Half time Score— St. Francis' 20. Mul- CATHEDRAL (34). ST. JOSEPH'S (S3). Wednesdoy, Feb. 15, 1950 The first Colored college basket­ Special box office for- tickets has len 21. PUyer g. (. pf. tp | Playtr g.f. pf. tp Missed Free Throws — St. Franeit'. Sf»«o f -....* 6 4 11|Graboski ( 4 4 112 Tipoff time 8:15 p.m. ball team ever to play in Denver been opened at the Rhythm Rec­ O'Fallon 1, Ncyer 1, Steinke 2. Mullen: Dl Paoll f . 2 0 4 4|Frlck ( . ..2 3 3 7 will he the Ranger opponent Mon­ ord .shop on Welton street. Jaidinger 4. Sandri 3. Rogers 2. Sullivan f . 0 OlWedow e .1 2 4 4 Officials— Robbins and Bahl. Santarelli ( 0 0 0 Gtrela g .—0 Cathedral (29) Holy Family (27) McGrail e .6 3 10 Gall* g __ 1 DENVER CHEVROLETS Player g. f. pf.tp. Player g. f. pf.tp. O’Shta e _ 1 0 2 Carberry g 6 Greco f 0 0 6 0 Gar'm'nt ( 1 0 1 2 Scbatbel g 2 I 6 Sullivan f 0 0 1 Aeiemo f 1 0 1 2 Fabrixio g .0 1 0 Santar'll f 0 0 OTatef 6 0 ITO Burke g „ 0 4 1 — For A — Oi Paolo f 6 3 ISlHeld’adtc 2 1 0 7 PHILLIPS "66' Evans f 0 0 0 Hamill g 2 2 6 TaUlx It I IT 34 TeUU _ t It II » MeOralle 3 6 6 M’Cl'ns g 0 0 1 Balfthne Score—St. Joeeph'a 19. Cathe­ In City Auditorium Satar’o c 0 2 0 Iienhart g 0 0 4 dral 12. S'nab'l g 2 Free Throws Mixxad—St. ^foaaph: Grt- Burke g 0 botkl, Frick 3. Galls; Cathadral: Greco, Dl PLENTY OF TICKETS 50 CENTS UP BEHER LUNCHEON Fab'xlo g 0 Paoli 2, ^ntarelli 3, O’Shea, Fabrixio, D6av6f Dry Goods Box 0££ic« Burkt. ToUls 11 7 22 29 Toula 11 6 13 27 Official*—Gray and Flint Visit The Golden Lanttrn Restaurant Half time Score— Cathedral 10, Holy Family 18. BASKETBALL Missed Free Throws— Cetbedral: Greco 3, Dl Paolo I. HcGrail 1, Burke 1. Fa- Blessed Sacrament Five TROPICAL FISH brcaio 1. Holy Family: Garramona S. Wide Choice of Excellent Food Aoiemo 1, Tata 1, Halderatadt 4, ^ m lU W. VIRGINIA ST. Largest Selection in Denver 6, Isenhart 3. In Parish League Lead Nat. Colored Cellogiata Officiala— Gray and Bahl. Tanka from Champions Courteously and Efficiently Served The Blessed Sacrament parish 1 to 30 gal. ^ T*. Complete Line of R l] team captured the parish loop lead Supplies by downing the Mt. Carmel Holy REGIS Regis Freshmen Name team, 20-18, Sunday eve­ Birds - Doga - Pet* ning, Feb. 6. CITY AUDITORIUM Resorting to a ball contitil game, MON., FEB. 13 at 8:30 QUALITY PET 45c the Blessed Sacrament team kept Ticket* at Max Cook Jit AND UP Trounce Pueblo the score down and continually SUPPLY t swept the backboards clean on each Rhythm Record Shop rebound. Led by Larson and Carl­ Reaerved Seats $1.20 dk 90e 1513 Glenann - AC. 0181 son, the Eastside squad, the only NOW OPEN EVERY DAY . Junior College undefeated squad in the league, seemed in control of the situation Pueblo.—The Regis college fresh­ at all times in defeating last year’s lOe PARKING GARAGE men of Denver turned on tne steam SSO SEATS champs. DeSoto-Plymoiith NEXT DOOR in the lastlO minutes to defeat the Pueblo Junior college basketball Scorat— ^Teams squad, 64-46, Feb. 4, and snap a S t Philomena’s 41, Presentation All Late Model Used Cars four-game Pueblo winning streak. 17; Carry 5,000 Mile Gaarantee Croldra Inf Lantern Trailing by four points, at 44- Blessed Sacrament 20, M t Carmel 40, with 19 minutes left, the visi­ Holy Name 18; Factory Trained Mechania on All Ckryeler Made Caro 1265 Bdwy. Near 13th Ave. RESTAURANT KE. 1204 tors needed three minutes to gfrab FLYING IN TO SHOOT, Bo^ Grabo.ski, Bulldog de- Holy Ghost 46, Assumption 28; the lead at 46-46 on a field goal pendable, disregards the opposition of Pat McGrail, 9, Annunciation 40, St. Bernadette’s Just Five Minutes From Downiotcn by George Eckert. The shooting and Jack Burk. 17, of the Cathedral squad. The Bulldog fighting 27; GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. of Ed Kohl turned it into a rout spirit was not enough, however, to stem the Bluejay tide,— {Register St. Augustine’s 21, M t Carmel m the Jast six minutes. photo by Smyth) Alexians 20. 2770 No. Speer Blyd, GR. 3313

.1 . L PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Sfreet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, February 9, 1950

/PsaiUQAawi To Apply on Ghurch Improvements PTA Sets Tathers' Nig hi’ LEARNING TO SEE ^ 9 n f i a c s (Holy Rotary Parish, Denver) Feb. 18 and 19. A sparkling On* of the mott important diicoToriei in the science of rision February 14 is “ Fathers’ night” musical comedy, it is said;to be it that teeing in not a timpla mechanical process. It inToleet on the Holy Rosary PTA calendar, one of tbe best of the operettas THOMAS a BICKETTg 1744 S. SaoU St Dominic's Pastor Is Given mind, muscles and nereet. W e learn to see just at we learn to and all fathers are cordially urged yet staged in the school audi­ Fe drive. Huiband of Irene Biekeit; to attend. An entertaining pro­ torium. , walk. Bad habits in seeing are dereloped just at bad walking or brother of Eva HcCell. Dora Goons, Alma Coons, BoniU Byers, Ruth Bas> gram is being prepared, one that Undea.the direction of Margie posture habits. Hayo your eyes checked regularly. tien. James B. snd Carl B. Bickett« Re­ will interest the fathers as well as quiem High Mast was offered Feb. 7 m and Jerry O’Neil, the ;vivid $400 Check by Rosary Society the mothers. Mrs. E. A. Thomas .scenes and romance ofi the St. Rose of Lima's church. Interment Mt Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. will be hostess for the meeting Southwest come to life in songs FREDERIC JUNG, late of Denver. Re­ (St. Dominic’s Parish, DenTsr) Feb. 14, assisted by the mothers and laughter of the talented SWIGERT BROS. quiem Mass was offered Feb. 8 in Loy- ols church. Boulevard mortuary. of the seventh and eighth grade youngsters. The school audi­ pupils. Refreshments will be fol­ 1S50 California Optometrists KEystone 7651 MARY STANIEWSKI. 4745 Pearl Mrs. Ted Day, Rosary Altar society president, gave the Very Rev. Peter O’Brien, O.P., torium it located at 4664 Pearl street. Mother of Mary Presenkowski. lowed by games for the benefit of street. . Margaret Staniewski. Helen Lindquist, pastor, a check' for $400 for the group at their meeting Feb. 7. She complimented Father the school library. Good Service and Edward Staniewski, all of Denver; Better Vi$ion grandmother of Isabel and Daniel Kraw- O’Brien on the many recent improvements in the church equipment and for his great in­ It has been announced that the At Right Price* for Every Age chik. and Johnny and Mary Staniewski, terest in the society. Holy Rosary PTA will receive Denver; snd Marian and Mildred Stan­ were being gutted by the Ar- Communion as a group on Feb. 26. GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED iewski, Buffalo, N.Y. Requiem High Mass It was sug^sted that the gift as methods of promoting sociability is being offered Thursday, Feb. 9,r in would cover the expenses for the among the smaller groups of the buckle building fire at that time, Pupils of Holy Rosary school St. Joseph's church. Interment M t Oli­ new Communion-rail kneelers and society and raising funds for the just one block away from the will present the operetta, “ M«et vet. Boulevard mortuary. maintenance of the altar equip- meeting. Arizona,” Saturday and Sunday, TULLEEN F. SUDAN, 480 E. 11th for equipment for the new con­ iD ■venue. Wife of A. C. Sudan, M. D .; fessionals. The floors of the con­ ipent Holy Name Plant Announced mother of A. Chester Sudan; also sur­ Mrs. Agnes B. Frick proposed giiuiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinioM^ M o n u m e n t s vived by two brothers and three sisters. fessionals are to be covered with The Holy Name men and ush- 4th Grade W ill Sponsor asphalt tile corresponding to the that a class in square dancing be eirs of the parish will meet Thurs^ W e have erected many beauti­ Requiem High Mass offered Feb. 8 in started, and Mrs. John Lawlor ful monuments in Mt. Oliyet the Cathedral. Inurment Mt. Olivet design of the adjoining aisles. day evening, Jan. 9, at 8 o’clock in Boulevard mortuary. The interior of the confession­ that a book review be given each the church auditorium. New offi­ St. Cajetan's Luncheon I THEODORE I Cemetery. ALEJANDRO MARTINEZ, 2847 Arap­ month at the meeting. ahoe street Father of Lauro. Teodoro, als is to be supplied with padded cers will be elected at this meet­ (Cajetanls Parish, Denver) Mrs. Ramon Munot; also survived by 15 rubber kneelers and the priests’ Sanctuary Workeri Thanked ing and preliminary plans made A. T. THOMSON grandchildren. Requiem Mass is being of­ sections arranged with back rests Mrs. Albert Carroll, sacristan, for the early summer carnival. A On Tuesday, Feb. 7, the fourth 600 Sherman St.______TA. 8018 fered Thursday, Feb. 0, in Sacred Heart publicly thanked the following grade room sponsors the bi­ IHACKETHALI church. Interment M t Olivet Trevino and seat covers of a similar de­ committee will be appointed to Ultra-modern ? mortuary. sign. Brown leatheretle coverings members for their assistance in work out the details. monthly school luncheon. The MARY C. O'CONNELL. Mother of will encase the foam rubber kneel­ January with the linens and clean­ There will be a discussion of sixth grade will entertain at the Florence Petersen. Longmont and C. O. ing work: Mmes. Phil Zangari, PTA meeting to be held Feb. 14 It’s a fact— I MORTUARY I O'Connell, Denver: grandmother of Mau­ ers and seats. The new Com­ plans to interest all the men of the Levi Saindon, John Walsh, John in the school hall. On Friday, € . . i JERRY BREEN rice E. Petersen, Schenectady, N.Y. Also munion-rail kneelers, however, are parish in the society and its un­ P William O'Brien, Associate = survived by four great-grandchildren. in a deep wine color to match the Reilly, Andrew Kruse, John Hag­ dertakings. Feb. 15, the film, King of Kings, is Wait until I Florist Requiem Mass will be offered Friday. sanctuary drapes and appoint­ gerty, and Ted Day, and Miss Anna It is expected that the new of­ to be shown to the school children 1449-51 Kalamaih St. | Feb. 10. in S t Francis de Sales* church. I Interment M t Olivet. Hartford-Aleorn ments.^ Hartnett. Mrs. Day said that the ficers will announce their program in the school hail. show my back! S 1 1004 I5th St. next major work, of the society Regular games parties will con­ ^ Phone MAin 4006 = mortuary. The (ocicty met in the church of activity for the ^present year. SARAH A. BALE, formerly of 3288 would be securing new linens, and One suggested plan is to njake the tinue to be held in the basement MAin 2279 W. Virginia. Grandmother of Mildred A. et 12:30 for the recitation of the making altar cloths, albs, and small hall on Sundays at 8 p.m. Rehear­ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuini^^ Bosserman and Clarence Wittman of Los Rotary and Benediction, and meetings m^re interesting.by hav­ linen pieces. sals for the Easter Mass are being Angeles. Requiem Mass wes offered Feb. later a baked hem luncheon wat ing a local speaker of notable 7 in S t Anthony's church. Interment M t A valentine cake, baked and do^ held on Tuesday evenings. lerred by Mri. Bernard O. Pilz authority in his particular field Olivet. nated by Mrs. George Wilmot, was HATTIE THUET, Arvada. Mother of address the meetings. A tentative rha firms listeci )iere deaerv. to and her committee. During the given to Mrs. P. C. Lawler, who in Louisa Hokanson and Lena Bolitho of luncheon the dramatisation of list is b^ing arranged. A* social ba remembered when you are dia- Golden, and Elisabeth Boyle of Arvada. turn gave it to the sisters at the hour will follow the-business meet­ tributinf your patronage to the dif­ Requiem Hass was offered Feb. 6 in St the Holy Year of Jubilee, at ar­ school. Special prizes were award­ ferent lines of business. Joseph's church. Interment M t Olivet ranged by the Rer. Thomat V. ing. ed to Mmes. Josephine Heiberger, MRS. MARY S. ZINNS. Wife of Jacob Litke, S.T.D., wat heard on the Uthert* Dinner Held A. Zinns, Sioux City, la. Requiem Mass Margaret Ferris, Catherine Law­ recording machine. The ushers were the guests of Free Pickup & Deliverj- was offered Feb. 7 in Blessed Sacrament ler, Michael Timmins, Joseph Bon- church. Interment Mt. Olivet. This history and explanation of nell, and William Hirzel. Guest Father O’Brien at a dinner in the JOHN W . McCLOSKY church auditorium. About 40 ush­ ^ ^ A C E RADIO SERVICE John W. McClosky, resident of Colo­ the ceremonies were accompanied prizes were given to Mmes. S. A. ers were present, including the rado for the past 45 years, died Feb. f by a chorus of 75 voices and a Schneider and Joseph Barth, both Guaranteed Service on All in Mercy hospital flo w in g a week's 111 group of professional actors, and of St. Catherine’s parish. Father newly organized “junior" ushers, Makea Radiot & Phonos ness. He was 70. the actual voice of Pope Pius XII high school boys who usher at the He was bom in Enfield, I1L, Oct 14. O’Brien and the two altar boys, 3734 yejon — GK. 2142 1879, and came to Colorado shortly after proclaiming the Holy Year was Tim O’Leary and James Pierson, children’s Mass. w Adam Ross, president of the the turn of the century. Formerly he was heard. were also given prizes. sn auto salesman and for the past five club, spoke briefly regarding the Mrs. A. C. Carroll, treasurer, It was decided to honor the past years had been employed in the account­ work of the ushefs and their ac- ing and credit department of the Denver reported that there were 14 new presidents of the society with a ity on behalf of the parish. Fa­ Post members since the last meeting, special program at the meeting in Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Helen Me- ther O’Brien thanked the group Closky of the femRy home at 620 W that dues had been paid during the March. Margaret Smith was re­ and pointed out the necessity for Fourth avenue; two sons. Dr. Joseph B. month by 108 old members, and ported gravely ill in the Denver co-operation between the ushers McClosky and James E.. both of Denver that a comfortable balance remains General hospital. After the busi­ two daughters, Mrs. Michael Ryehlewski and the parishioners. in the treasury. ness meeting cards and games were SIVICE of Chicago and Miss Kathleen McClosky Jerry Tonini, secretary, also of Denver; two brothers, Charles of Den­ Mrs. A. F. Zarlengo, ways and played. spoke. The roast beef dinner was ver snd Joseph of Urbtna, 111.; and eight Theans committee cnairman, re­ Among ■ those present were moment you see these newest 1950 designs,' you will agree that grandchildren. prepared and served by Mrs. Jesse ported on the affiliation with the they are the monument values of a decade. Requiem High Mass was offered Feb. Mrs. Mary Naughton and Mrs. Douglas, caterer, and her assist­ in S t Joseph’s (Redemptorist) church. NCTWC and the deanery group, and Mary Ann Purcell, 3002 Federal ants. We are ready to meet the greatest demand for family monuments that we Interment M t Olivet Boulevard mor­ suggested sewing and card circles boulevard, whose apartments tuary. The PTA will meet Thuradey hare experienced. Never before has there been a greater appreciation of MANUEL A. GOMEZ evening, Feb. 16, in the church the imporunce of each family owning a memorial and thus being identified Manuel A. Gomex, native of Mexico died Jan. 81 in a local hospital. He had auditorium at 8 o’clock. It will WAREHOUSING in this and in future generations as a worthy unit in the American plan of been a Denver resident since 1918. be “Dads’ Night” and the hus­ He was born in Leon, Guanajuato. & community life. Relief Campaign bands of the regular officers LOCAL HAULING Mexico, June 18, 1888, and came to this country in 1910. He had been associated will preside at the meeting. EVERY SQUARE INCH OF GRANITE SURFACE IS POLISHED with the Denver Firebrick k Clay Co. CARLOAD for more than 80 years. The Rev, James Moynihan of Annunciation parish will speak on Ever since man suned to use gnniie, the advantages of polished surfaces He had been an active member of St. STORAGE DISTRIBUTING Cajetan’s pariah since its founding and Reports Released his work with the youth of the city. have been appreciated. High cost restricted general use. Modem engineer was married at S t Cajetan's on Aug. 9, Every member who attends the ing applied to production of RAINBOW GRANITE MONUMENTS 1925. He was a past president of the Mexican Mutualista society and was vice The following reports on the Clothing Campaign meeting is requested to bring at 2101 15th Street greatly lowers costs making these beautifully proportioned, polished granite president of the society at the time of cash for soap collection and the least one tea towel for use at PTA DENVER PARISHES monuments available to most families. W e earnestly believe these values his death. clothing campaign held Jan. 15 functions. The fifth grade pupils CO. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. EHsa M. Found. Alpine 2378^ annot be equalled. That’s why we call them "OUR CHALLENGER Gomes, 1120 lOth street; and two sons. throughout the Archdiocese of Cathedral ...... _ ... 2.988 under the direction of Sister Ber­ VALUES FOR 1950." Ralph and Gilberto Gomex, both of Denver have been released by the Annunciation ...... ___ 369 tram will entertain. A council Denver. Blesxed Sacrament .. ___ 486 Requiem Mass was offered Feb. 4 In Chancery office: Christ the King ...... ___ 318 meeting will be held at 7 o’clock. • Every iquan Inch 61 lurfact is poIbhctL St. Cajetan's church. Interment M t Oli- Soap Collection Holy Family ...... ___ 1,931 Teen-age Dance •WWWW ▼'W ^ W y W ^ W ' '■ww W W W W ' • Poliihad surfaces eaclude moisture and gat impurities from tmoVe or air. yet Trevino mortuary. Holy Ghost ...... ___ 860 1 ■I DENVER PARISHES Holy Rosary ______A teen-agers’ dance will be spon­ • Polished surfaces malit natural colon deep and rich. Csthedril ...... I427.3S Mother of God ______868 sored by the PTA in the church ; CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL .SHOPPINI} ; • Regardless of the, ume graceful preponions; umt tnie^lcep lettiiin| and Annunciation ...... Ml Carmel ______'454 auditorium Friday evening, Feb. fine deuiL BlexRed Sacrament 800.00...... Our Lady of Lourdes ...... 128 Sister Mary Mercy, Presentation ...... :______685 17, at 9 o’clock, immediately fol­ • Your choice of many colors and texture paticmt. Chriit the Kins ... 150.00 lowing the Holy Hour and Con­ Holy Family 29.00 Sacred Heart ______221 Classified Ads • Each monument carries a written guarantee of owner utisfaetkm. Holy Ghoit S t Anthony's (Westwood) ^------fessions. 271.80 It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertisements. | Denver Teacher 25 Holy Rotary 80.00 St. Anne’s (Arvada) ...... ------, 46? The Rosary Holy Hour will be Since 1902 Mother of G od ____ 80.25 8 t Bernadette’s ...... 627 Presentation ______S t Cajetan's ------488 conducted Friday evening, Feb. 10, JACQUES BROTHERS MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION 19.56 Sacred Heart ...... 20.50 S t Catherine's 1.315 by the Rev. Leo C, Gainor, O.P., 28 E. 6th Ave. JUST OFF BROADWAY AT 0(110 Years, Dies at 8J St. Anthony’s (Westwood) S t Dominic'a —— — ------964 The serm on^ill be delivered by BOARD & ROOM ROOM FOR RENT ON 6TH AVE. St. Anne's (Arvada) ...... *27!oO* S t Elixabeth’s ...... 312 St. Francis de ^les* ...... 1,742 the Rev. J. F; Houlihan,' O.P. Ven­ FREE Room snd board for a lady com­ SEE WHAT YOU BUY . . . BUY NOW. YOU SPEND A LIFETIME BUILD­ Sister Mary Mercy died early St. Bernadette's ______, 59.50 CLEAN large, comfortable basement room. St. Cajetan's ...... St. Ignatius l^oyola's ..... 475 eration of the relic of St. Dominic panion to expectant Ynotber. Preferable ING A GOOD NAME. PRESERVE THAT NAME AND CX5NTINUE ITS 28.85 Private home. Accommodate 2 emplt^ed. Wednesday morning, Feb. 1, in St. Catherine's__ , 100.00 S t James' ...... 855 will follow the Holy Hour and Catholic. SU.' 1-3375. IN aU EN CE. S t John the Evangelist’s ...... 622 Very reaaonable. Walking distance. AC. Mercy hospital, Denver, after a St. Dominie’s ...... 193.40 Confessions will be heard. The us­ 6189. !' long illness. She was 84. St. Elisabeth’s ...... 27.00 St. Joseph’s (C.SS.R.) ...... 465 WANTED TO RENT St. Francis de ^les* ...... St Joseph's (Polish) ...... 85 ual novena prayers will form a ,The former Mary Barbara Hen- 360.00 Young couple with small children, ur­ St. Ignatius Loyola's ...... 143.84 St Leo the Great's...... 129 part of the Holy Hour. PAINTING & DECORATINd nessy, she was bom in Chicago, St. James' ...... St Louis' (Englewoo(i) ...... 784 gently need house. Reasonable rent, pref­ The Little Flower circle will erably near Catholic Church. SU. 1-0663 St. John the Evangelist's ...___ ..... 310.95 St Mary Magdalene's (Edgewater) 295 111., and grew up in Detroit, Mich. meet in the home of Mrs» T. F. FOR INTERIOR op «xttrior paintingi 1 She joined the Sisters of Mercy St. Joseph's (C.SS.R.) ...... St. Patrick's ...... 284 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY uir the BEST PAINT. You reeeiva St. Joseph'i (Polish) ...... 10.00 Sts. Peter and Paul’s (Wheatridge) 421 Banahan, 1048 Knox court, BEST JOB. Free Estimates. Bernid Land. in 1892 and came to Denver the St. Leo the Great’s ...... 7.66 S t Philomena’s ...... 1.075 Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 1 o’clock Good opportunity for man or woman. GL. TA. 1007. ~ PROFESSIONAL SERVICE . . . same year. She had been here ever St. Louis* (Englewood) ...... 84.50 S t Rose of Lima’s ...... t...... 284 for a valentine luncheon and 291 — » since. St. Mary Magdalene’s St. Tberese'S (Aurora) ...... 188 # With Sympathy . • • (Edgewater) ...... 60.00 S t Vincent de Paul’s ...... 925 bridge games. HELP WANTED Wallpaper baosins. paiotinca rtmedalms* For 25 years she taught in St. St, Patrick's ...... Call KE. 6798. ? St. Anne’s circle met Wednes­ GOOD home for clean, reliable woman. # With Dignity • • • Joseph’s Redemptorist school. Sts. Peter and Paul’s ...... 21.00 ToUl ...... 20.875 day, Feb. 8, in the home of Mrs. Surviving are a sister. Sister St. Philomena’s ______:...... 200.00 PARISHES OUTSIDE DENVER Light services. References. Close in. Aft FOR paperhangine and painting call An! St. Rose of S t Lima's ...... 80.66 Charles Ruwart, 746 Monaco park­ 6139. Beringer. 153 Madison. EA. 2285. # With Respect. • • Mary Sebastian, a nurse at Mercy St. Theresa’s (Aurora) ...... Akron— S t Joieph'...... 127 way. Bridge and luncheon were St, Vincent de Paul's ...... 217.00 Asprn— St Har>''...... MISCELLANEOUS hospital, and numerous nieces and Boulder— Snerod Heart ...... enjoyed by the members. PARISHES OUTSIDE DENVER FURS REPAIRED. remodeled. capes nephews in Chicago. Akron— S t Joseph’s ...... 53.00 Boulder. South— Sacred Heart Forty Hours’ Close Homes For Sale Requiem Mass was offered Feb. Aspen— St. Mary’s ...... of Mary ...... The Forty Hours’ adoration made *25.00. Guaranteed work. EA. lOlO. GEO. P. HACKETHAL Boulder— Sacred Heart ...... Burlinston— ...... 200 4 in Mercy hospital chapel with the Brighton— St. Ausu.tine'a ...... 167 closed Feb. 5, witJi a procession of DRESSMAKING ------” ! Rev. Bernard Murray,. S.J., offici­ South Boulder— Sacred Heart of Are you planning to sell? Conajilt Funeral Director Mary Bru.h— St Mary's ...... the school children and Solemn Calhan— S t Mienaet's ...... DRESSMAKING, tailoring and remodeling. ua with your Real Estate problei ating. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Burlington ...... 25.21 Benediction, given by the Very References for quality work, MA. 0361. 1544 Lincoln St. T A . 5351 Brighton— St. Augustine's ...... 65.70 Cascade— (Mi.aion of Sacred We have buyers waiting. Wil William M. Higgins gave the ser­ Heart, Colo. Spring.) ...... Rev. Monsignor Elmer Kolka. The Brush—St. Mary’s ...... BRICK REPAIRS Schrodt A Co., 7338 Colfax, Ulj mon. Burial was in Mt. Olivet Calhan—St. Michael's ...... Castle Rock— S t Francis'' Rev. Thomas Lo Cascio, O.S.M., Wm. P. Horan & Son mortuary. Cheyenne Walls— Sacred Heart tElbert) ...... was the deacon and the Rev. Nich­ BRICK REPAIRS: Speeitlising in brick wood 2078 or SP. 7562. parish ...... 80.00 Central City— Assumption pointing snd repairing, atio caulking and (Idaho Springs) ...... olas Walsh, subdeacon. The^ser- COLORADO SPRINGS— painUng. GR. 7442 WALTER EVANS. 3000 So. Downing ; Grapette Is Approved Corpus Chrifti parish ...... 9ft.U Cheyenne Wells— Sacred Heart ... 72 mon was delivered by the pastor, 3177 Benton SL Sacred Heart parish 10.00 COLORADO SPRINGS— Father O’B riy.______Marion A Lafayette Pauline chape] (Broadmoor)...... 130.00 Coitus Chrlati ...... 600 ROOFING & SIDING New 2 and Z bedroom hornet; fgll Craig— S t Michael’s 10.00 By Medical Association ^ered Heart ...... 400 basements— $11,500 to $14,9$0, Crook— S t Peter’s (Iliff) ...... 13.00 S t Mary's ...... 1.288 r S t mt for any roofinc or Aibcatoi tidins Well-Knoiun Catholic Personnel “ The Grapette Bottling com­ Deertrail— Mission of Hugo ...... 2-«5 St. Paul's (Broadmoor) ... 204 INCOME TAX Job no matter how larft or imalK F.H.A. Financed, St. Louis Pari4|h. pany has achieved a distinction Elbert— Sacred Heart ...... Craig— S t Miehael's ...... 820 No Down Payment — Up to 36 Mot. to Pay Erie— St. Scholastica's . Cripple Creek— St. Peter's Wilson & Wilson, Realtors’ enjoyed by very few carbonated (Lafayette) ...... 8.80 MR. DURANT PE. 4726 Crook— S t Joseph's ...... 282 Mrmbera of St. Loult Pariah j beverage producers,” says Jo Estes Park— Our Lady of Deertrail (Mission of Hugo)___ _ HELP the Mountains (Lovedand) ...... 19.50 BROADWAY ROOFING A 2868 So. Broadway SU. l-6 6 t l seph H. Domenico, representative East Lake— (S t Catherine'!— 20 Years' Experience Evergreen— Christ the King Denver) ...... SUPPLY, Inc. Open Eveningt till 9 (Golden) ...... at O t l w j e A J i in Denver and a long-time member Elbert— Sacred Heart ...... FEES: Small Buainets $7.50 148 Broadway of Loyola parish. ‘Tt has been ac- Fleming— St. Peter's ...... Erie— S t Seholastl-a's (Lafayette) FORT COLLINS— and up — Partnerahipi I cepted for advertising in American Estes Park— Our Lady of the $15.00 and up — Salaried Holy Family ...... Mountains (Loveland) _ DRUGGISTS Medical association publications." St. Joseph's ...... Evergreen— Christ th. King “ Persona $3.00 and up. Fort Logan— S t Patrick's ...... WANTED The AMA seal of approval will (Golden) ...... ASK FOR MR. HOWEY YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS Fort Morgan— S t Helena’s ...... 43.00 Fleming— S t Peter'i ...... be used henceforth in newspaper Frederick and Mead— Phone AL. 0111.:. OLD ISSUES OF THE | and other Grapette advertising, St. Therese'a ...... 20.00 FORT COLLINS— will be filled correctly at ' the first of which appears in this Glenwood Springs— St. Stephen's 59.05 Holy Family ...... Optometrist Golden— St. Joseph’s ...... 41.26 S t Joseph's ...... — WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY issue of the Denver Catholic Regis Fort Ix>gan— St. Patrick's ...... — . 200 DENVER CATHOLIC I Grand Lake— St. Ann's and Optician ter. (Kremmling) ...... Fort Lupton— S t William's Ph. 8P. 9765 1096 South Gaylord 81. GREELEY- (Platteville) ...... REGISTER j; This announcement was made in Fort Morgan— St. Helena's Helen Walsh the American Medical association’s Our Lady of Peace TOWELS & LINEN SUPPLY St Peter’s ...... 50.00 Fountain— (Colorado Springs— Associate Holyoke and Jlaxtun— St Paul's) ...... Jane 2, 1949- daily bulletin, released at the third W. R. JOSEPH 1 annual clinical session, Dec. 6-9 in S t Patrick's ______57.45 Frederick— S t Therese's ...... 188 MOUNTAIN TOWEL A SUPPLY CO. Hugo— St. Anthony’s ...... 24.45 Georgetown— Our Lady of Lourdes EYES EXAMINED S.rvice fnmiihcd for Offices, Barbers. Washington, D.C. During the ses Phona TAbor 1889 Yol. 44 - No. 41 ' Idaho Springs and Missions— Glenwood Springs— S t Stephen's.... 496 Raatauranti, Stores, and Banquets sion, 9,342 physicians and guests S t Paul's ...... 25.00 Golden— S t Joseph's ...... —« 318-219 Majestic Bldg. MRS. ELEANOR HAGERMAN sampled 8,822 bottles of Grapette. Iliff— S t Catherine's ...... 52.52 Grand Lake— 8t. Anne's B. W. BECKtUB. Manager Jnlesburg— St. Anthony's ...... (Kremmling) ...... 600 Coll KE. 4205 i Its first appearance at an AMA 1227 CarUf SL MA. 7160 Kremmlhig— S t Peter’s ...... GREELEY— meeting resulted in a tremendous Lafayette— St. Ida's 83.70 HARTFORD-ALCORN LEADVILL&— Our Lady of Peace ...... - ...... success for the Grapette company. 447 Annunciation parish ...... 62.60 St. Peter's ...... MORTUARY Only one other nationally S t Joseph’s ...... 20.10 Hajetnn— Christ the King Call a 97 known soft drink is currently ad­ Limon— Mission of Hugo ...... 36.SS (Holyoke) ...... Family Group Insurance Littleton— St. Mary’s ...... 50.60 Holyoke-^t. Patrick's ___ ...... 174 vertised by the AMA publications. 76 Longmont— S t John the Hugo— St. Anthony's ...... RA. 0325 Constant measures of cleanliness Idaho Springs— St. Paul's ...... 169 ZOIVE CAB Baptist's ...... 26.00 Alameda at Logan MONEY and analysis are enforced to main­ Louisville— S t Louis* ...... 32.SI ni(f— S t Catherine's ...... MAin 7171 Loveland— S t John’s ...... ______60.21 Jnlesburg— S t Anthony's tain the high standard of quality Kremmling— S t PeUr's ...... Prompt. Coerteoue Sirvlca Meeker ...... »...... 6.39 CHEAPER RATES Real estate leant in or near ; The Largest Catholic Staff of that has won the approval of not Peeti— Sacred Heart ...... Ke.nesburg and Roggen— Instinctively you know that the Fancral only the medical men of America Holy Family ...... 97 2-WAY RADIO Denver | PMtUvlIle— S t Nicholas* ...... Director who conscientionaly provides CLEAN NEW CABS 7.83 Lafayette— St Ida's „ . . . 106 but the people who know and en­ Rifle— St. Mary’s (Craig) ...... good prodacta can be relied npon to To refinance your present loaj Any Mortuary in Colorado joy Grapette products. 2.00 LEADVILLE— render tbe many other exacting services Steamboat Springs— Annunciation __ _ 823 of his profession with ability, and an- To help you buy a home Holy Name ...... S t Joseph's derstanding. American Pennant Family Living Wages Sterling— St. Anthony of Lhnon— (Hisiion of Hugo) 66 To improve your home Padua’s ...... 20.00 Littleton— St. Mary's ...... - 198 Mfg. Co. Madrid.—To reward his docu­ Stoneham and Briggsdale— Longmont— St. John the Baptlst'a.. mentary ^ork on Family Salary S t John's ...... 82.45 Loulaville— St. Louis' ------— 163 LETTERING AND DECORATING Call ar See Mr. Williams oi According to the Popes' Eneyelu Strasburg— Mission of Hugo ...... 5.79 Loveland— St. John'i ...... '219 OF ALL ATHLETIC UNIPOr Rs Strajtton— S t Charles' ...... Manitnu— (Mission of Sscred Mr. MacBeth cals, the Universidad del Litoral Victor—iBt. Victor’s ...... —...... — CHENILLE LETTERS. EMBLEMS Heart— Colorado Springs) _ _ a n d MONOGRAMS of Argentina, in a ceremony at the Weltyr— Assumption ...... Mead— (Mission of Frederick)— .« 1641 Stout St. TAbor 6264 Argentine Embassy here, granted Wray— St. Andrew's ...... — ...... 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Severest Critics — Boys! cSxIc On. •/ojnaus SiiANDON l^Y/ER, By R ev. Robert E. Kekeisen II STCORK. (im m orfaluKeL in., CAROL ANN PAIGHT, Bridgeport, Conn., GUEST REGISTORIAL girl whq admittedly “ mercy-killed” her father, By Rev. Charles Jones ‘ T^.TrtwcisM ahony's poem'THE SELLS was acquitted by the jury that tried her case. The Denver Area Chaplain,' ! OF SKANDON*') alm ost alwatjs skou)s reason given for the verdict was that the young A New Hester Prynne Catholic Boy Scouts of America ^ By Paul H. H allett versity, but I think every school should have a a. different time on, each, o fits tour woman was insane when she performed the FATHER JAMES GILLIS, NOTED PAUIj. faces. Mown Locally as '''‘ THE' slaying. THE MOST FAMOUS NEWSPAPER MOTTO stated educational policy, which would discourage 1ST, once wrote in his syndicated “ Sursuih sniping at religion.” After all, Stromboli is fOUR-FACED LMRT/- The Paight case has made headlines since its is probably that of the New York Ttwes—“ All Corda” column: “ There can be no doubt that thja beginrting. Secular newspapers grrabbed at the the news that’s fit to print.” That high resolution not in itself objectionable for adults. The teach­ founders and promoters of the (Boy Scout) ing of so many tax-supported professors, and human_ interest element in the story: A young was once more saved when the Bergman affair movement have rightly the textbooks they use, will often warp a stu­ girl driven by sorrow to kill her father in order came, and did not appear in the Times. No such understood the nature to free him from the intense pain of a hopeless principle is held by most other papers; hence the dent for life. The boycotting of a few of these of the boy. And that, religion-sniping professors would do vastly more case of cancer. justification for this article. As long as public if you please, required good than a aimilar move affecting an occasional Religious papers took the course that is de­ attention has already been concentrated on a nothing less than a manded by their calling— that of explaining the sex incident, no more unsavory than thousands picture made by a star who is not really excep­ tional in the matter of public sin. certain type of- geniui moral angles of so-called “ mercy-killing.” As one of others, we may as well capitalize on it to point Boy-nature is not a ^ f s S s - secular writer put it, “ the Catholics keep point­ up a few principles. But this subject calls for the note of divine open book. Unless on mercy. Louis XV of France lived in double ing at the Fifth Commandment.” The Church’s It cannot be maintained that the withdrawal has the key to the boy adultery for a good part of his life. For 39 official organs made it quite clear that mercy­ by the public of the favor it itself gives, in token mind, it remaihs a rid| killing is basically morally wrong, no. matter of censure for some misconduct, is either unjust Easters the Eucharistic Kin^ was not received. die. To give the boyi what the circumstances that may seem to jus­ as it affects the sufferer or uncharitable on the At the age of 64, when Louis died, sinning almost to the last, He came to him, and was received. As therefore, an organizal tify it in a particular case. The fundamental ar­ part of the public. Ig;nominy is the natural con­ tion that meets hi^ f i r s t gument used was the divine ban on direct kill­ sequence of a public misdeed, and spontaneous the Host approached, the King, ravaged with smallpox, forced himself to a kneeling posture on rather vigorous de^ mOTVunaentfo ing of the innocent, the eternal fact of God’s indignation must be reckoned as a natural pun­ mands (who can be as GEORGE sovereignty over life and death. ishment, just as surely as disease. Of course, if his deathbed. Warned by his physicians to desist, he replied: “ When my great God does a wretch sharply critical as a WASHINGTON IN THEIR USUAL SLURRING MANNER, the person were less prominent he would not have boy?) was not an easy! the dailies were careful to report that “ it is said to suffer so much censure, but those who would like me the honor to come to him, it is the least he can do to receive Him with respect” The matter.” 1 Carol Ann and her mother are devout Catholics.” accept the rewards of fame must bear its lia­ We really h a v ^ If that statement be true, the jury that tried bilities. Did the Irish clergy hate Parnell wjien world often condones sexual sins, if committed by tl^e young who appeal to its imagination. After something here. Any; was erected in.J778 Carol’s case was most just, for only a temporarily they broke his career? No. If they could have program that can give] ia the qioutids of insane devout Catholic could come up with prac­ upheld the traditional Irish respect for chastity that it becomes cruelly derisive. God, who never condones, always loves. Rev. Charles Jones ^the American boy whatj what is now the tical application of his, or her, own inversion of equally well by continuing to support this po­ he likes and (what is more important) what is) OBUTE SEMlNARy. the Fifth Commandment. litical leader they would have done so. As it was, BELCAMP, IRELAND. : good for him is really worth crowing about. Itj The main point to be stressed now that the the greater charity owed to the soul of the Irish has not been found wanting in^ny respect. From 'l\ks buUi btf SmiDmiD case is closed is this: A strict distinction must nation took precedence over whatever special His Words Still Ring n m u H M . A iu cubbing all the way through to senior scouting' be made between principle and fact. Mercy-kill- consideration they might have given Parnell or . By Rev. F rancis Syrianey boy^ and young men of all temperaments and] adfHtrer o f ike even the cause of Irish freedom. Sreai Amevican,. ling is clearly wrong and seriously forbidden by FOUR SCORE AND SEVEN YEARS AGO abilities have at last laid held on what they were] the moral law. Civil law, too, recog^nizes this ob­ BUT IF MORAL INDIGNATION is ever to a tall, ungainly man with deep-furrowed face MOSAICS MADE FROM seeking in the way of wholesome recreation, sat-{ vious fact. When there is question of an actual get anywhere it cannot be confined to a sporadic rose before a gathering that had come to dedi­ isfying creativeness, and a sense of achievement.' BOMB-DflMflOE RUBBLE case of this type of mistaken sympathy, however. ARE BEING USED IN TVIE impulse like the boycotting of the film Strom- cate a military cemetery at the scene of a bloody Though the Boy Scout movement affects the boy- it is up to a jury to decide whether the culprit is restoration o r w a r d am ag ed boli. Ingrid and Rossellini have had the worldly battle of brother against brother. In a high in all the numberless contacts that go to make up | CHURCHES OF GERMANy. at fault or not. If the jury concludes that the in­ imprudence not to take the precaution of pro­ piping voice, not even heard by all who were his daily life, it is especially solicitous about hisj dividual was insane at the time of the act, or curing a civil divorce and entering what the there, this gaunt figure made a stirring appeal leisure time. Boys have these two things in com-i was otherwise impeded from performing a de­ State calls marriage. But what have they done for the cessation of internecine strife. mon: Energy to burn and time to waste. Any-i liberate, reasoned act, the individual must be that is worse in the sight of God than movie Contrary to the speaker’s humble conviction, thing can happen in such a combination. They, TKe Denver Catholic Register acquitted, for there is no guilt stars often do? The mere fact that a child was the world has noted well and long remembered will do anything to expend their pent-up vitality, j PERHAPS CRITICS of the Catholic Church bom at all makes their conduct, detestable as it what he said on the occasion. His short address, and, depending on the way in which they pattern i President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. expected a diatribe from the Catholic press on is, infinitely better than that of countless others. a masterpiece of economy of expression, is rec­ their recreational activities, will become juvenile | Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. the verdict that was handed down in Carol Ann If the people who call for a boycott of Ingprid’s ognized for its true value— not only as a plea delinquents or good, healthy boys. Scouting i' Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. Paight’s case. Maybe Church-haters could see pictures Would be equally insistent on the re­ for the removal of enmity between conflicting makes ample provision for the boys’ natural] City ^ itor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. coming a follow-up on Catholic writers’ denun­ fusal to patronize any film— even for one week— factions, but as a vindication of government by urge for sports and adventure. It engages all his| A.ssociate Editors — Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus ciation of the crime called “ mercy-killing.” There in which the leading star was involved in any the people. capacities and puts them to work for his bet-11 Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A., Litt. D.; Rev. Robert will be no such diatribe, no such follow-upi The sort of great public sin, some real step might Abraham Lincoln’s wisdom and judgment terment and strength of character. j; jury’s decision is concerned with a matter of fact, Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.M.; Paul H. Hallett, Litt. D.; Jack Heher, A.B;; be taken toward the reformation of morals. have themselves been vindicated by the passage THIS WEEK IS THE FORTIETH ANNI- ' James Kelly, A.B.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A.______not of principle. If the jury acquitted the accused Or take a parallel from another field. Ingrid of time. Today we find ourselves in the .same VERSARY of the Boy Scout movement in this 1 without proof of her temporary insanity, there and Rossellini may nqj seem very penitent, but crucial situation that he did, but our crisis is Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. country. During these years the scouting pro- j would be a diatribe from the Catholic press; for at least neither of them has written a book de-. world-wide. We, too, are engaged in a great con­ gram has been used as a tool for character de- ■ then a matter of principle, condonation to de­ Published Weekly by fending adultery. That is just what Bertrand flict (even though open war may not have been velopment and personality training in the lives; liberate mercy-killing, would be involved. Russell has done, and it took all the pressure declared) testing whether nations that are dedi­ THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) of thousands of American boys. Today, the j the Brooklyn taxpayer could exert to keep him cated to the proposition that all men are created movement is nationally recognized as the finest' 938 Bannock Street, 1 The Right to Religious Schools from teaching at his expense 10 years ago. Today, equal can long endure. leisure time program for the boy-citizen. j Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 OUR CATHOLIC GRADE SCHOOLS, enroll­ the wizened little British earl has unimpeded FAR MORE DANGEROUS to individual free­ It is to the lasting credit of American scout- ' ing more than rivo million children of the United entrance to the magazines whenever he feels like dom is the Communist philosophy enslaving en­ ing that it is so flexible and adaptable as to i Subscription: States, definitely and considerably relieve the writing, and whatever he writes is quoted with tire populations than ever was the states’ rights allow any group of American boys to avail them- ! 75 cents per year in Archdiocese of Denver. burden of government. True, we send our chil­ respect and often with approval. justification of slavery of the Negroes. Far more selves of it while carrying with them the full | AND RUSSELL HAS HIS COUNTERPARTS $1.25 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. dren to our own schools as a matter of our own heinous is the system of totalitarianism that exercise Df their religious convictions and prac- j preference. It is just as true we are thereby by the thousands in state universities all over makes the state the be-all and end-all of human tices. The Catholic Church has taken this scout- ; Canada, $2.00 a year per subscription. creating for the State a saving in money that is the country. One of the visiting religious edu­ existence, deliberately excluding the Almighty ing program as it exists, and has added to it a | Foreign countries, including Philippines, $2.75 a year. tremendous in terms of dollars and cents. cators to .Colorado university during Religion in and refusing to recognize His dominion over spiritual tone. She has added the supernatural, ] As determined in the Oregon school case by Life week. Father W. G. Ryan of Seton Hill col­ men. realizing that the boy she is interested in is not i Thursday, February 9, 1950 our United States Supreme Court, “ the child is lege, is quoted as saying: “ I know it’s a touchy Thousands are dying today in slave camps only an American boy, but a Catholic boy. The i not the mere creature of the State; those who subject at state schools, such as the Colorado uni- and prisons behind the Iron Curtain as the tenderfoot scout, besides being able to tie knots, 1 OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER nurture him and direct his destiny have the right, of elective Catholic training for our citizens of fight to exterminate the notion of human free­ must have a fundamental knowledge of daily i coupled with the high duty, to recognize and pre­ tomorrow is as fundamentally sound as the sanc­ dom continues. It is for us, the free, to rededi- prayers plus an ability to interpret the scout law j The Penver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. cate ourselves as the birthday of the Great Eman­ We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ pare him for additional obligations.” No more tity of religion itself. Both are symptomatic of in terms of the Commandment^ of God and the j lucid statement of the constitutional status of the religious freedom inherent in the rights' of cipator is marked again, and highly to resolve precepts of the Church. A second class, scout i ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or that these dead shall not have died in vain and those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared ofHcial. the parochial schools, recognized as an integral every American citizen. 'Who can estimate in must be familiar with an .approved method of i elective agency of compliance with the public money the value of religion in the sustenance of that this world, under God, shall have a new birth going to confession; he must be able to admin­ We hope The Register will be read in every home of the of freedom— a freedom that derives from the Archdiocese. school laws of compulsory education, is found in government? What other agency can be imagined ister spiritual first aid in case of illness or injury; any of our law books, “ The sisters,” said the Fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of men. he must be able to administer Baptism in an We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a ta.ste in as productive of a greater obedience to our laws Supreme Court' in the same decision, “ are en­ and Christian concept of one man’s obligations May this freedom never perish from the earth. emergency. The first class scout must have a the children^ of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. gaged in an undertaking long regarded as useful to another? working knowledge of the Mass, the vestments, « URBAN J. VEHR, and meritorious.” If any religious denomination THE STATE IS NOT ABOVB:»the CreatoV. how to prepare for and serve Mass, and how to Jan. 29, 1942 _ Archdiocese of Denver. in this state desires to support its own parochial No government, ignoring the respective rights of The Ark and World War II prepare for home sick calls. concept of education in compliance with state God and public authority, can call itself sound. By Linus Riordan OUR HOLY FATHER PAID the,scout move­ - FORTY HOURS' DEVOTION laws, it has an absolute right, not merely the “ Unto Caesar, the things that are Caesar’s; and WITH THE PRESENT LACK of moisture ment a great tribute. He analyzed the reasons for privilege, of so 'doing, and when it is done, as unto God, the things that are God’s,” is a state­ that appears to be affecting most parts of the na­ the rapid .spread of scouting throughout the ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER' under Catholic auspices, our critics find no fault ment of rights, and in it is found true separation tion, there would seem to be little fear of a re­ world and he cited three reasons in particular. Week of Feb. 12 in the willing payment by our people of taxes • of Church and State, and these, we do believe, petition of the gu"eat flood of Noe’s time that The Pope said: “ It .seems to us that three reasons Si. Bernadette’i church, Denver} for support of regular public schools. The right were the thoughts of our American fathers. inundated civilization. The very mention of (account for the spirit of the scout movement): St. Mary’* church, Brush; Noe’s Ark, however, arouses the interest of al­ “ 1. Scouting awaken.s and activates in the St. Joseph’s church, Fort Collins. most all persons. young man all that is naturally good, noble, and,.j A recent article i>y Henry C. Nicholas, a Cen­ healthy; viz., simplicity of life, love of nature CATHOLIC RADIO LOG tral Press correspondent, stirs the imagination of and country, the sentiment of honor, self-dis­ Station KOA Station KFEL all interested in the Bible. It is entitled “ Noe’s cipline, obedience, dedication to the service of Ark and World War II” and discusses the ques­ others in a spirit of brotherhood, and chivalry. CATHOLIC HOUR— Sunday, AVE MARiA HOUR — Sun­ day, 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 tion of whether the Biblical craft in.spired the “ 2. Scouting strives to bring order and right 4 p.m. builders of the LST boats that played such an measure to human life; love of nature, yes, but free from excesses and unhealthy sentimentalism. FAMILY THEATER— important part in the Allied victories in all parts ASK AND LEARN— Sunday. Even pleasures, outing.s, and play impose posi­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. of the world. 10:45 p.m. tive duties and responsibilities on every scout, ASK FR. LORD— 7 to 7:15 SAVING THE LANDI.NG SHIP TANK (LST) and the landing ship inftintry (LSI) made the outpouring and those duties and responsibilities should be Station KMYR p.m. daily Monday through the rounding out of .strong and willing activity in Friday over FM. of men and supplies on invaded beaches swift SACRED HEART PROGRAM and enabled the Allies to capture many a stra­ the school, in the office, anfl in the professions. Station KLZ 'Vacations themselves are nothing but the reward — Weekdays at 7:30 a.m. CHURCH OF AIR— Sunday, tegic point. According to the specifications found in the for a year of hard and serious work. — Sundays at 12:15 noon. 8-8:30 a.m. ONE OF THE Bible, the Ark was approximately 450 feet long, “ 3. Scouting gives to religion and-to the serv­ 75 feet wide, and 45 feet high, by modern ice of God the pre-eminent place due it in the measurements. The Ark proved a most seaworthy lives of men, and this teaches the young man craft. It rode through the rough voyage fob some to perceive in every object, in every order, in five months. every virtue, in every created thing of beauty, STEPS TO According to Mr. Nicholas, a few years back its true value, its true splendor in the reflection Hear some engineers in the shipbuilding industry were of the divine light. To seek, to find, to enjoy, discussing the Ark. They decided to make a and to praise Clod in His works; to see all of drawing of the Ark according to the directions as creation in the light of God; this constitutes thC ji found in the Bible. When the’ drawing was com­ basis of the life of the scout.” i, SUCCESS pleted, one of the engineers is said to have ex­ IN ALL THESE THINGS, TOO, the scouts |i ASK and LEARN claimed: teach our older, sometimes cynical, slightly dis- 1' "WHAT AN AMPHIBIOUS landing craft that illusioned, and super-critical generation_ some j| ship would make! It has a shallow draft and badly needed lessons. It might be a good idea if I- could easily be driven well up on a beach. all leaders in public, professional, and other areas "Switch the ramp from the side, to the end of adult life were to stand up once a year and , . KOA and the infantry could be marched and the tanks repeat, after prayerful reflection and with sin- ]• driven out on the land, all of them ready for cere comprehension, the articles of the scout ■. Take a step in the right direction . . . by open­ combat.” law most appropriate to their personal and of­ 10:45 His words now describe the modern LST and ficial positions. Imagine the good that would ing YOUR Savings Account at the American the LSI. accrue to society if the scout law were period­ EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT As Mr. Nicholas concludes: “ This story may ically paraphrased by different categories of National. Your savings of $100 or more or may not be true, although it is already a legend adults in some such fashion as this: .A public in the shipbuilding industry. Engineers agree official is trustworthy, loyal, helpful; a doctor, Questions on religion submitted by the radio now earn 1 Vi % , compounded every six tiiat the Ark may well have been the inspiration a lawyer, a judge, a clergyman is friendly, cour­ audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. for the idea of the LST and the LSI, which made teous, kind; a labor leader, an industrialist, a months for greater earnings. And it possible for us to seize and hold the Normandy representative of management renders prompt Booklets on Catholic Church available free of cost beaches in France and the islands of the Pacific.” obedience to eveiy law; a businessman, an edi­ . . your deposit is insured up to tor, a teacher, a columnist, or anyone else affect­ to all inquirers. ing public opinion is cheerful, he smiles whenever WRITE TO $5,000 by Federal Deposit In­ Winning Converts he can; a husband, a wife, a worker is thrifty; a A ONE-ARMED LABORER in a roundhouse public leader, a religious spokesman, a citizen ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA surance Corporation. of the Illinois Central railroad brought 19 con­ is brave— he stands up for the right against the Denver 2, Colorado verts into the Church in 25 years. These 19 men coaxings of friends or the jeers or threats of brought a total of about 100 members of their enemies; a sp6use, a lover, a playwright, an families, and friends to share the great privilege author, a hero in the world of sport, or a leader they received at Baptism. A Colored man in St. in society is clean; a citizen in a democracy is Elizabeth’s parish, (Chicago, has brought 40 con­ reverent— he is faithful to his religious duties. MAin 5314 verts into the Church through his personal efforts. WHAT A REVOLUTION in the adult world George M. Reichle, a former speech instructor at might follow upon the adoption by leaders in Notre Dame, not only won 41 converts while he every field, of the pertinent precepts of the was in the military service, but he personally in­ scout law! What a better world we would then be F. J. KIRCHHOF structed them in the fundamentals of the faith. able to transmit to the boys who now repeat that 'These are isolated cases of notable efforts to law and who strive to fashion their lives in ac­ dwindle down the 80 million un-churched people cordance with it! How much more fair would be in the U. S. The stories of these convefsions are the prospects for democracy— for faith and for Construction Co. FREE V i HOUR PARKING told in Father O’Brien’s pamphlet You Can Win freedom! Converts. Though these 100 converts are a in our convenient Parking Plozo right pretty small indentation on 80 million prospects, Man's Meanness and Greatness - BUILDERS next door to the bonk • they represent the work of only three people. If the 26 million American Catholics were half as “ MAN’S GREATEST meanness is his pursuit We Appreciate Your Patronage zealous as these three apostles, the total job of • of glory, but that very thing is the greatest indi­ converting would be a pushover. cation of his excellence; for, whatever he pos­ sesses upon earth, whatever of health and essen­ 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. Listen to . • • ^ THE IMPORTANCE AND VALUE of con­ vert-making efforts depend almost entirely on the tial comfort he may have, he is not satisfied the great new "AMERICAN SERENADE" interest of lay people. The primary contact is unless he is esteemed of men. He values man’s ESTABLISHED ItOS through the laity. Non-Catholics can be interested reason so highly that, whatever advantage he may On KLZ at 8:30 p.m. every Wednesday chiefly through their Catholic friends. That is have on earth, if he is not set favorably in man’s why a widespread reading of the pamphlet You reason, he is not happy. That is the fairest spot Can Win Converts could Iw very promising. in the world, nothing can divert him from thi§ The American Fixture Co. longing, and it is the most ineffaceable cJiara|F Hannfsetarers of ' All lay people can do something in this new and inviting apostolate. You can do something. teristic of the human heart Church Pews and Altars You can pray daily for this intention. You can “ And those who despise men the most and Church Furniture The AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK bring your friends to Mass. You can give them equate them to beasts nevertheless want to be Catholic literature. And you can bring them to a admired and believed by them, and they contra­ Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures of Denver priest for i^stematic instruction. dict themselves by their own feeling; their nature, MUlvcork o f All Kinds There are millions of people outside the stronger than everything, convinces them of Church who are dying to know more about the man’s greatness more forcibly, than their reason MA. 0168 ijth at Latvrence Streets mysteries of Catholic ^ife. They would jump at does of his meanness.”—(Pascal) F. J. Klrchhof, PrA, 1236 Arapahoe St. the chance to hear the full story. They are just C. F. Stahl, Vice Pres, Denver, Colo. waiting to be asked. And as far as many of them “ Charity is the life of the soul, even as the t t h e b a n k of PEFRSDNALIZEO 8ER V l ' C Ci are concerned there is no one to ask them but soul is the life of the body.'” — (St. Thomas ] youv— (iluItttA Register) , Aquinas).

; 1 , I PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, February 9, 1950 Social for Benefit of Church Fund Christ the King Parish Party at St. Catherine's Feb. 16 To Be Sponsored by Aurora Society Minstrel Presentation Sodality Plans Parish Benefit

(St. Tliereie’t Parish, Aurora) Mrs. Quick welcomed two new entertained by Mrs. C. D. Johnson. (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) j| The Altar and Rosary society members, Mrs. Joe Dinan and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Bate won the award. Stack, to the society. Has Attracted 12,000 St. Catherine’s Young Ladies 'sodality will sponsor a card party in the sc4i)ol audi­ is sponsoring a dance to be The Sacred Heart circle met in torium Thursday evening, Feb. 16, at 8 o’clock. There will be table prizes f^d other giren at the Aurora high school Mrs. Connie Norris announced the home of H. Reeves. Mrs. Al­ (Chriit the King Pariib, Denver) gymnasium Saturday, Feb. 11. a large crowd at the Block Rosary bert Staples was a gruest. High valuable gifts. Refreshments will also be served. The proceeds from this project will “ Mtnitrel Mirthquake,” a preiantation of music and fun spon­ liie music is to be furnished by held in her home Feb. 3 praying score was made by Mrs. Hubert goftw intoauvv the newacw ciiUit’llchurch buildingUUllUUtg^ ------—------sored by organisations of Cbrsit tbe King parish, bas played to McCready's orchestra. A coffee for the success of the new church. W itt fund. Tickets may be procured daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Clarence Kenneth Christian Martensen, approximately 12,000 Denver people in tbe pest. In order that maker is giyen away as the spe­ St. Therese’s circle met in the from the members or at the party. Lewis, with Mr, and Mrs. John son of Mr. and Mrs. Kerlneth Mar­ every member of-Christ the King parish and friends in other par­ cial prize of the evening. > FAVOR RECEIVED "W orld Friendfhip Through Tanko as sponsors; Eugene Mario tensen, with Jack H. Olefner and home of Mrs. Albert Staples. Mrs. ishes mey have( the opportunity of seeing this extravaganza of tko United Nationi” will be the Mapelli, II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Hale as sponsor^; and Mi­ The proceeds of the -dance will George Paul won the award for A Register reader writes to ex­ blackface buffoonery and hilarious hokum, a presentation will be Rheme of the talk to be given by Eugene Mapelli, with Ron Him- chael Robert Stack, sojh of Mr. be given to Father Mertz to be the evening. Mrs. D. Morrani, a press gratitude for a favor re­ held in the auditorium of East Denver high school the evening' sister of Mrs. Paul, was a guest. ceived through the intercession of Mr*. George Robinton of Lake- street and Theresa Severino as and Mrs. Thomas Stack, |)vith Bart added to the building fund for of Feb. 20. There will be two And a half hours of fine entertain­ sponsors; and Nellie Malenk as sjionsors. The Mother Cabrini circle was S t Philomena. ment, featuring an all-star cast of 80 talanted performers. wood at St. Catherine’s PTA the new church. Mrs. Jessica Coyle meeting on Tueiday, Feb. 14, at is the general chairman. Mrs. Mary To completeiplete finaliinai arrange­ ments for the minstrel, there will 3:15 p.m, Miit Angela Eiten- Shelledy and Mrs. Adele Reed will man will alto explain the, 4-H help with the last-minute details be a meeting of the general com­ All Saints' Parish Men mittee, circle captains, and offi­ club work, Tbere will be no that may arise. The refreshment Pinochle Club council meeting. committee is under the chairman­ cers of the church societies Thurs­ ship of Mrs. E. McDonald, assisted day evening, Feb. 9, at 8 o’clock, Those who assisted Mrs, Henry by Mmes. Polly Quick, Eva Meyer, Set Pre-Lenten Social in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Lewis, first Friday breakfast chair­ Carmen Greathouse, R. Dunn, Ma­ ert Carmody, 639 Birch street. It At Annunciation man, in serving 261 school chil­ is requested that ticket returns be dren Feb. 3 are as follows: Mmes. rie Woods, Eleanor Quick, Marie (All Sainti’ Pariib, Denver) Reeves, Louise Dvorack, Barbara made at this meeting. J. J. Burns, Robert Cuthbertson, Bate, Lorraine Karich, and Vir­ The Men’s club of the parish has ahnounced a date for Anyone d esirin g additional Henry De Salvo, H. Floyd, Dorn ginia Staples. the last parish function prior to .the Lenten sea­ tickets may secure them by calling Meets Feb. 10 Figliolino, Walter Gamel, William DE. 2411 or DE, 1285. (Annunciation Parish, Denver) Members of the Holy Name so­ Kelly, Piccola, Donad Raub, Stan­ The Altar and Rosary pinochle ciety will help in the work of the son. A pre-Lenten dance will be held Monday, Feb. 20, Members of Mary Immaculate ley Schneider, and Louis Stephens. circle will be guests of Mrs. M. .1. club will meet Friday, Feb. 10, at Class leaders for the third peri­ evening, especially in the collect­ starting at 8 p.m., in the Aeroplane ballroom. Excellent Halloran in her home, 1356 Dahlia, 8 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. ing of tickets arfd in the cloak od were as follows: Eighth grade, music and refreshments will be available. Since this will be for a bridge-luncheon Wednesday, J. Murphy, with Mrs. J. Kitson and room. Virginia Zarlengo; seventh grade, the final gathering until after Feb. 15, at 12:30 o’clock. Mrs. M. Mullin assisting. Vincent Dwyer; sixth grade, Easter, an invitation is extended Mrs. Anthony Karpisek will ex­ Last week awards were given to Yvonne Tate; fifth grade, room tend the hospitality of her home, to everyone who enjoys a wonder­ Mrs. Kopeckey, Mrs. F. Popish, one, Carolyn Johnson; fifth grade, 820 Cherry street, to the Infant Save on high food costs with’ ful evening of hilarity. Those who Mary Alexander, and Mrs. J. Mur- room two, Robert Girardo; fourth Jesus of Prague circle for a bridge attended the last All Saints’ par­ Phy. grade, room one, Thomas Goggin; delicious, vitamin-full vegetables ish dance at the Aeroplane, nearly luncheon Wednesday, Feb. 15. Prizes were donated by Mrs. fourth grade, room two, Cornell freshly picked from your own 400 couples, will be particularly St. Thomas More circle will be Robinson and George Weiman. The the guest of Mrs. Joseph Stein, Wamser; third grade, room one, interested to know of this coming high score for the series was won Stephanie Zarlengo; third grade, garden. affair. This parish has gained a 951 Holly street, at luncheon InsectioidM by Mrs. J. J. Roach and second room two, Virginia Frey; second When you plant GOLD SEAL SEEDS ▼ ; reputation for having had the Thursday, Feb. 16. high by Mrs. Eva Gick. Mmes. Paul C. Wright and How­ grade, room one, Dolores Wehrle; you get exactly the same quality as largest church-dance crowd in the The card p.'-rty held Thursday and second grade, room two, Mari­ Planot JrL Took ballroom, and that record can eas- ard Wolfe will be co-hostesses at usedliy professional growers. a bridge-luncheon for the mem­ was a success. The sisters of the lyn Osborne. yr I ■ be overshadowed. The pro- grade school and the chairmen, ceeds will be added to the building bers of S t Joseph’s circle in the You get heavy yields of superb quality Mrs. J. Ohiria and Mrs. L. liames 68 Present Onion l^ois fund. A call to PE. 8238 will home of Mrs. .Wright, 651 Fairfax, because GOLD SEAL brand is selected ▼ i Thursday, Feb. 16. to-express their thanks to all the At Altar Meeting bring tickets. The price is $1.50 others who helped in any way; and from the world’s finest seed stocks. L aw n Gfra**. per couple. S t Frances Cabrini circle was Sixty-eight members were pres­ entertained by Mrs. Joseph Mor- to Mrs. Rose lacino for the cake Frank Notari, owner of the which was given to Mrs. Cullen. A ent at the Altar and Rosary so­ All varieties for garden and field. Aeroplane ballroom has donated rone in her home Feb. 1. Mmes. ciety meeting Jan. 31. The Rev. P. J. Cronin and Franklin Conway Madonna vase, filled with flow­ the use of the hall for the dance ers donated by the Curtis Park Dr. D. A. Lemieux thanked the to allow all funds to be allocated received the awards. Floral company, was awarded to out-going officers for their work Western Seed Co. to the parish bank account. At the meeting of SU Anne’s circle in the home of Mrs. Gerard Mrs. Nicholson. during the past year and installed Envelope System Te Bockhorst Feb, 3, Mrs. Fred Mrs. G. Smart, PTA president, the following officers: Mrs. 1 1425 FIFTEENTH STREET Houck was recipient of the bridge has named Mrs. Leonard liames Charles Des Moineaux, president DENVER. 2, C O LO . Proves Successful award. health chairman. (re-elected); Mrs. A. Swartz, vice Colorado Sf>rings The appreciation of the Rev. Mrs. Paul Horan was hostess at Monsignor Charles Hagus will president; Mrs. William Foster, Anthony Weinzepfel imd the a luncheon Feb. 3 for Our Lady of return from the South this week. secretary; Mrs. William Scavo, hoard of directors of the parish Fatima circle. The Annunciation branch of the treasurer (re-elected); and Mrs. is extended to all those who are Members of St M argaret St. Vincent’s Aid society will meet Walter Gamel, financial secretary. co-operating in the 1950 en­ Mary’s circle enjoyed the hospital­ Feb. 9 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Des Moineaux announced velope collection system now in ity of Mrs. T. Raymond Young in Mr. and Mrs. William Schweider the following committee chairmen progress. her home at a bridge-luncheon are visiting their daughters in for the year: Ways and means, The best results of the campaign Feb. 7. Mmes. C. S. Pearse, C. V. Kansas: Sister Joseph Mary, who Mrs. F. D. Le Pore, chairman, to raise the necessary amount to Crouter, and John C. Theno were teaches at Imm^culata high school with Mrs. Valens Jones and Mrs. begin construction are flowing in welcomed as guests. Mmes. J. J. in Topeka, and Sister Alice Marie, Ray Slattery as co-chairmen; Com­ through the baskets of the six Torpey, T. Raymond Young, and who is at the mother-house in munion count, Mrs. Louis Steph­ neighboring parishes where the Estella Murphy received the Xavier. ens; sick, Mrs. Joseph Dulmaine; pink All Saints’ envelopes are in­ bridge awards. The high school retreat is being hospitality, Mrs. J, A. Foley and creasing in popularity. The hope Mrs. William Ottenstein has conducted by Father C. G. Clark, Mrs. Galen Rowe; care of sur­ is expressed that more parishion­ been called to California because S.J., of the St. Louis province. It plices, Mrs. Ardell Amolsch: and ers will take advantage of this of the death of her father. publicity, Mrs. Francis Welsh. generous opportunity to swell the will close Friday. The eighth grade Robert Carr, the son of Mr. and students are also making the re­ Mrs. F. Williams was hostess for fund so that construction may_be- Mrs. C. L. Carr, is able to go about gin in the very near future. The treat. the afternoon, assisted by Mrs. on, two crutches. He recently sus­ Father John Hogan, County Mayo Ann Sullivan, Mrs. Rose Burk- present financial report shows a tained a fractured ankle. Ireland, and Father Cuthbert Ma­ hardt, Mrs. Henry Weber, and total of $6,010 in the parish treas­ Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Crouter have lone, O.F.M., visited the rectory Mrs, Francis Welsh. ury. returned from a three-week busi­ this week. The St. Vincent de Paul society ness trip. Thanks are extended the follow­ meets each Monday evening in the Dr. and Mrs. Angel Quadrado The high school will present ing who distributed candles after St. Louis (Englewood) rectory. have gone to Rome, Ga., where Dr. the annual play Feb. 16 in Cole the Masses on Feb. 5: Mmes. Ar­ MAY REALTY Any man who wishes to devote a Quadrado will be connected with a auditorium. dell Amolsch, Charles Des Moin­ little time and effort to helping local hospital. He has been at Colo­ eaux, Walter Gamel, Fred C. REALTOR the needy is cordially invited to rado General hospital under a fel­ Ihrer, Harry Johnson, Joseph contact George Chouinard, PE. lowship. Danger, A. Lilly, F. Morfeld, E. 0. 8238, for information. Mr, and Mrs". J. C. Theno, new­ St. Patrick's HNS Nelson, Galen Rowe, Stanley INSURANCE - LOANS Recently baptized by Father comers to the parish, have takeq a Schneider, William Scavo, Ray Weinzapfel in St. Patrick’s church home at 789 Forest street. Slattery, E. C. Spam, Louis (Fort Logan) were Mrs. Helen Stephens, Ann Sullivan, A. Swartz, Ute Theater Bldg. Other newcomers are Mr. and Kapsch, wife of Joseph Kapsch Mrs. J. H. McMorrow, 1142 Forest Meet Feb. 9 Henry Weber, and T. Young. (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) Recommended Firms and a convert to the faith; Linda Colorado Springs, Colo. street, During February the altars are Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bakke spent Thursday evening, Feb. 9, the being cared for by Mrs. F. Ihrer Steven Duran; and Theresa Dar­ Holy Name society will hold its MAIN 1898 the week end at the Broadmoor in and Mrs. A. Swartz. lene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Colorado Springs. When there monthly meeting in the school for AUTO Robert L. Davis. they attended the hockey tilts be­ meeting room at 8 p.m. This Sun­ Recently baptized were Joseph A convert class is being tween Colorado college and North day will be the society’s Commun­ James Battaglia, Jr., son of Mr. formed and anyone knowing of Dakota university. ion day. Members will receive in and Mrs. Joseph J. Battaglia, with SERVICE The Murray Drug Co. WILLIAM C. CRARON persons interested is asked to Families in the I-Q group are the _7 o’clock Mass. All men of the Frank and Jean Ciancio as spon­ contact Father Weinzapfel at asked to receive Holy Communion parish are urged to take an active sors; Anthony Sylvester Conner, "Superior Serviee Stores” Optometrist the Fort Logan rectory. as family units Sunday, Feb. 12. part in the society. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Con­ All parishioners are reminded ner, with Frank Ciancio and Maria Main Store Phone Main 144 125 North Ttjon St. of the movie and entertainment Battaglia as sponsors; Stephen Jo­ Bncklej Bros. Motors Main Stora— 18 North Tejon 8t. PHONE MAIN 5561 program prepared by the school seph Crawford, son of Mr. and North Stora ~ 832 North Tajon 6t* COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Good Attendance Marks children to be presented Friday Mrs. J. R. Crawford, with Louis Sole*-STVDEBAKER-Service '' evening, Feb. 10, in the school Ferraviolo and Pauline Mazzulla AUTO REPAIRING ON ALL MAKE CARS & TRUCKS Get Baur’s (of Denver) PETE BERONl auditorium. This is the first of as sponsors; EXPERT BODY AND FENDER WORK — QUALITY PAINTING ; Candy and Ice Cream at a series of movies to be held, Deborah Louise Deisuk, daugh­ STEAM CLEANING — WASHING — LUBRICATION SERVICE j{ FlIRNITTIRE SHOP Novena Being Conducted ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander and all parishioners should 660 S. Broadway — iS'ew Location — RA. 2826 UPHOLSTERING, mako a special effort to attend Deisuk, with Nicholas and Mary Johnson-English RE-UPHOLSTERING AND Pisicchio as sponsors; Sheila Lou­ REPAIRING and become acquainted with Slip Carers and Draperies one another. ise Hale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Drug Co. At Parish in Englewood Aloysius J. Hale, with Andrew National Auto Body & Radiator Cii. Made to Order The next meeting of the Senior FRANK J. NASTLEY, Member St. Franci* de Sales Parish |i LENTHERIC Toiletries Fnmiture Made to Order (St. Louis' Parish, Englewood) Young Ladies’ sodality, which will and Mary Hale as sponsors; Kevin S t RADIATORS, BODIES, HOODS AND FENDERS !! Tsjon Bijou St Phon. 1400 m S. Cascade Are. Main 5501 be held Thursday, Feb. 16, is to Patrick Kirk, son of Mr. and Mrs. A good attendance marks the novena being conducted John Kirk, with Mr. and Mrs. REPAIRED AND MANUFACTURED j in honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal by the Rey. be a buffet supper beginning at “ / / Your Needs Are Electrical The Heyse Sheet 6 p.m. After a short business meet­ Gene Szynskie as sponsors; Repairing Wreck* a Specialty Quality Painting Call Main 939” Metal and Roofing John Clark, C.M., from St. Louis, Mo. The solemn closing ing, several of the sodalists plan Millie Agnes and Judith Ann Phone TA. 2918 12 E. 8th Ave. WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS INCORPORATED will take place this Monday evening at 7 ;45. to go ice skating, weather per­ Laurienti, daughters of Mr. and HEATING ROOFING “More than 25 men of the Holy Name society will receive mitting. Those planning to attend Mrs. John Laurienti, with Victor Berwick Electric Co. SHEET idETAL Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass the pre-Lenten dinner end show Boggio, Jr., and Eleanor Grosso J. D. BERWICK 520 SO. NEVADA Sunday, Feb. 12, and be present which opens Friday, Feb. 17. party are asked to meet at the as sponsors; Patricia Ann Lewis, Colorado Springs, Colorado Phone: Main 552 for the breakfast after Mass in The junior sodalitjr is holding school at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 9. RADIO SERVICE Eat. 1888 the cafeteria of the new school. a social in the Recreation cen­ The date set for the next meet­ A Complete Service for Car or Home Radios Speakers will be Father Clark and ter this Saturday evening at ing of the PTA has been changed Mack Switzer Joins The firms listed here de­ Anthony Dunst o f the Nocturnal 8:30. A popular orchestra will to Wednesday evening, Feb. 15, We Will Serve You Best serve to be remembered Adoration society. provide the music. All are in­ at 7 :30. Since this meeting is being Public Relations Firm vited to attend. Admission is held in the evening for the specific Founders' Day w'hen you are distributing SO cents per couple. purpose of introducing Fathers’ Mack Switzer, for many years JAMES MOTOR CO. To Be Marked Infants baptized Sunday were connected with the Denver radio your patronage in the dif­ night, all fathers are asked to be 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE# 822t A Founders’ day program will Timothy Patrick Potter, son of present. Father Edward Leyden, industi^, has joined the staff of ferent lines of business. be presented in the S t Louis Rec­ Mr. and Mrs. William P6tter, with archdiocesan superintendent of Hal Niemann Associates, Denver reation center by the'PTA Tues­ William and Shirley Moriarity as schools will be the guest speaker advertising and public relations day evening, Feb. 14 at 8 o’clock. sponsors; Gregory . Peter Stradi- for the evening. Plans will be com­ firm. Service 6:30 A.IB. to Midnight Daily COMPUMENTS OF All past presidents of St. Louis’ otto, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor pleted for the games party to be In his new capacity, Switzer will PTA will be honored at this meet­ Stradiotto with Joseph and Esther held Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 21, specialize in the production of ra­ OLSON & BENBOW ing. Special numbers will be pre­ Carrer as sponsors; Joseph Carl at 1 o’clock. • dio programs and in the handling H A m 's TEXACa s m i c t flEtS-l sented at the meeting by young Bergstrom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mabel Negri, daughter of of public relations activities. For PLBG. & HTG. CO. HARRY FLEMING. Proprietor ; folks from the Catholic centers of Paul Bergstrom with Robert and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Negri, and 12 years prior to his entry into Qyiolors Sn^ne. Barbara Brady as sponsors. TEXACO *1^4 FI8EST0NE PIODUCTS SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK 116 North Weber St. Denver. Sgt. Herbert Pittman, son of .Mr. the advertising field, Switzer was Mrs, E. Vogt and Mrs. C. Wool- Dennis William Butner, son of employed at radio stations KOA, tUIIICATION 1*4 WASHIKG TABOR 9222 ii . Tel. Main 3066 and Mrs. Wilburn Pittman of Dal­ man, co-chairmen of the party held Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Butner with las, Tex., were united in mar­ KFEL, and KLZ. For the past five Feb. 3. wish to thank all who William McDermott and Irene riage Jan. 29, the Rev. Regis Mc­ years he was public affairs direc­ made the party a success, and Butner as sponsors; and Linda Guire officiating. Her attendants tor of station KLZ. M 4& M F. B. TALLEY to the St. Louis Boosters’ club. Susanne Trostel, daughter of Mr, were Mrs. Dorothy Famini, sister Switzer will continue with his BUCK SPORTING and Mrs. Willard Trostel with Fay RADIATOR WORKS Refrigeration Service Mrs. D. Aymami and Mrs. B. of the bride, as matron of honor, classes in radio broadcasting at Radiator* Removed from Car and Stake and Crystal Lynch as spon­ Olson are grateful for the help and Dorothea Gabel, bridesmaid. Regis college and Loretto Heights Replacod 1 Commercial and Household Air] sors. GOODS CO. given in the satin comforter fea­ Carl Famini was best man, and college. He is a member of St. Cleaning — Rodding — RecorIng Conditioning "ET.rrthlnx for Ev.rr Sport” ture. It was presented to Mickey The St. Louis Boosters club will Philomena’s parish. Repairing ^Appliances and Electric Motor^ Leonard Negri, brother of the 947 Bannock (Rear) KE. 2806 Phone Main 9,30 Melchior, son of Mrs. Rosa Mel­ entertain with a games party in the Repairing Recreation center Friday evening bride, was usher. Aft'er a short NOTICE TO CREDITORS Flrit Door N. of V.F.W. Bldg. 19^ NO. TEJON ST. chior. wedding trip, the couple will make ESTATE OP FELIX SAK, DECEASED 9th and Speer ^MAin 6651 322 N. Tejon St.1 Mrs. Josephine Hayes, a parish at 8:30. No. 88190. their home in Denver. Notice !• berebr jriven th»t on the 4Ui representative at the deanery meet­ Infants recently baptized in­ ^ ZECHA & ADAMS ^ ings, is the new president of the der ot Jamurjr, 1950, letter* teeUunentarjr clude Christine N. Tolve, daughter were iaened to the undenixned u exeentrix ^ Conoco Service Station ^ Former Cheyenne Girl lETtMKG ALEY DRUG CO. Archdiocesan Council of Catholic of Mr. and Mrs. Roxie Tolve, spon­ of the above ntiped eitate and all peraona Nurses and president of the Den­ sors, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kenny; havlnx elaimi againat *aid e*Ute are re­ PRESCRIPTION ver chapter of the same organiza­ Takes Vows as Sister quired to file them for allowance in the l ^ p l tion. Victoria Garcia Maclovia, daugh­ County Court of the City and Connty of M g lg DRUGGISTS On the Feast of the Purification ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elias Garcia, Denver, Colorado, within alx monthi from The Altar society is planning a of the Blessed Virgin, the pro­ CMITTSLIR-PLYMOUTH _ Phono Main 250 332 Bo. Ttjon St. sponsors Ed Mares and Adele ■aid data or *aid elalma will be forever breakfast following the Communion barred. UPmWM MOTOR CO. nouncement of temporary vows Mares; Mary Alice Larghe, daugh­ COLORADO SPRINGS Mass in March. Several of the was held at the mother-house of Stella Molliaon, iQoa BROADWAY CH.5626) ^ Nevada Art. at Cacho la Poadra ^ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Larghe, Executrix charter members of the society will the Congregation of the Sisters sponsors John Erger and Joann Morrli Rifkin, be honored at the breakfast. of the Holy Cross at St. Mary’s Attorney for Eatate, The society is arranging a dinner convent, Notre Dame, Ind. Colmenero. 720 Symea Bldg. Ac. 2679. Saturday, Feb. 11, the Feast of on Saturday, March 25, in co-opera­ Seventeen novices, including NOTICE TO CREDITORS tion with the other parish socie­ Sister M. Vincent Clare (Mul- Our Lady of Lourdes, Masses will ESTATE OF PETER J. EGGER, alao AURORA ties: vaney) of Cheyenne, Wyo., upon be at 7 and 8 o’clock. known aa PETEIT JOSEPH EGGER. DE­ An electric sweeper for use in completion of a two-year novitiate, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT CEASED. No. 88U3. ESTATE OF JULIA E. HOADLEY, Notloo ia btraby given that on the 4th Auto Painting - Like New the sanctuary, was presented to made in the novitiate chapel their day of January, 1950, lettera of admlnia- MENTAL INCOMPETENT. No. 86888. ' BODY A FENDER REPAIRING NEW FASHION PURSE BROS. the society' by Mr. and Mrs. temporary profession for a period Notlea U hereby xiven thxt on tbe 7lh tratJon wero iiancd to tho undertignad aa Thomas Romero. of three years. The Rev. Regis day of March, 1950, I will preeent to the administrator of tha above named eatata BPruca 5530 082 So. Broadway The society voted to send $20 O’Neil, C.S.C.,' of the Holy Cross Connty Court of the City and County of and all peraona having claima againit'aaid Cleaners & Dyers GROCERY & MARKET Dtnver, Colorado, my aeeonnta for FINAL estate are required to file them for alloW' JOHN H. JOHNSON to the D|enver deanery. mission band, Notre Dame, Ind., SETTLEMENT of the admlnlatration of anco in tha County Court of the' City and Tha firraa lUtod htra desorva to, GROCERIES — MEATS — FRUITS Office Plant A list of hours of adoration for who conduct^ the eight-day re­ •aid eitate when and whera all peraona in County of Denver, Colorado, within aix bo romombarod when you are dis­ VEGETABLES Intereet may appear and object to them roontlu from aaid date or aald claim* will SPrnco 0070 10033 Bast Colfax members, will be posted' in thf treat preceding the ceremony, cel­ tributing your patronage te tho dif- IM B. Alameda Art. Anrora 02 If they 10 dttlra. ba forovtr barred. 0708 East Colfax Avo, Ph. Anrora 133 vestibule of the church this Sun­ ebrated the Mass at which the B. C. BILLIARD, JR., Max J. Ecgtr, foront linoi of builnos*. day, for the Forty Hours’ devotion novices were professed. Coniervator. Admlniatratoi Thurtdoy, February 9, 1950 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205

' St John's Altar Society -SPECIAL- omemaker’is FOR FEBRUARY | H To Meet in Nuns' Convent Revitalize your j D e p a r t m e n t BATHROOM I (St. John’i Pariih, Denver) British Consul and Mrs. Brian Patronise These Reliable and Friendly Firms 5 x7 Bathroom Tiled l| St. John’s Altar and Rosary so­ Heddy will have as their guest ciety will hold a pre-Lenten meet­ Mrs. Heddy’s mother, Mrs. Mary 4 ft. High feQ95 ing on Friday, Feb. 17, at 1 o’clock Agnes Williams of London, Eng­ Only...... O w is land, who will arrive on Friday, in the sisters’ convent, 2611 E. Plus TIte Feb. 10, for an indefinite stay, THE Seventh avenue. Mrs. Ralph Dines will preside, and she will call for A project of th* sodality of Moke Your Bathroom a*; STILES McVeigh Company the annual reports of the officers th* eighth grad* pn^ili of St. Place of Beauty by PAINTING AND and of the committee chairmen. John’s school is attendance at Installing Plastic Tile '' The nominating committee, in­ daily Mass, From the begin­ DECORATING Choice of 23 Colors ELECTRIC SERVICE CONTRACTORS cluding the Rev. John P. Moran ning of the school year until Feb. 6 the boys have attended TA. 6875 1328 Inca KE. 0718 and Mmes. P. C. Allen, Andrew Free Eatimateg 1100 Larimer McCallin, and Emmett Cloughesy, 960 weekday Masses and the i. will present a slate of officers for girls, 1,022 weekday Masses. McGinness & Patric^ the ensuing year, and election and St. John the Evangelist’s circle THE BEST IN LUGGAGE installation of officers will follow. Of AD Kia^f ^ will meet on Thursday in the Floor Coverings Members of the Kateri Tekak- home of Mrs. Frank Widger, 494 So. Vine SP. 323^ witha circle will be hostesses at the St. Anthony’s circle met on tea which will follow the meeting. Monday in the home of Mrs. Ray Interior - Exterior Painting All women in the pariah are in­ Atkinson. Phone CH. 6581 vited to attend. Miss Jean Parker was operated MOVfHG Denver 6, Colorado The series of Lenten lectures, on at a local hospital on Tuesday. 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive which are to be given under the STORAGE sponsorship of the Infant of CaU SP. 1827 Prague circle of St. John’s Altar for Building SHIPPING J. A. Johnson & Son and Rosary society, will be de­ JUSSEL livered by the Very Rev. Raph­ Repairs • Remodeling Local and Established 35 Years ael McCarthy, S.J., president of or New Construction Electric Co. • Cutters • Sheet Metal Long Distance 2611 W . 6th Ave. Regis college, in the sister*’ con­ Moving • Gas Furnaces vent, 2611 E. Seventh avenue, Electrical Contractors J. J. Garland • Gas Conversion Burners every Tuesday morning during Storage - Packing Call AL. 1743 for Manthlr Psrmsnts Arrancs4 709 E. 6th Ave. KE. 4031 Lent at 10 a.m. Tbe series will Shipping A GnirsnUcd Elctricil Job begin on Tuesday, Feb. 28. Ev­ eryone in St. John’s parish, and All Types of Frame DEN MOTHERS OP PACK NO. 126, right, Mrs. Laura McKelvey, den 1; Mrs. Robert Buildings Moved Yaggie, den 5; Mrs. Joseph Sullivan, president of the friends of St. John’s Altar St. Francis de Sales parish, Denver, who and Rosary society throughout Free Estimates ‘ will Aelp in preparations of the celebration of the the auxiliary; Mrs. Alice M. Keating, den 2; and Electrical Contracting & Repairing Mrs. Agneda Torrez, den 4. Mrs. Ruth Anne Gai- the city, are iuvited to attend. annual Catholic Scout Sunday ceremonies to be mara, den 3, was not present when this photograph 3 to Get Scout Cross DUFFY STORAGE CARL J.STROHMINGER held Feb. 12, are shown above. They are, left to was taken.— (Photo by Harold A. Kiley) Three boys from troop 161 will + + - f - f + + receive the Ad Altare Dei cross, & MOVING CO. ll•(fric Com poiy the highest Catholic scouting 1521 20th St. award, from Archbishop Urban J. Licenied and Bonded Fr. Nevans to Address Meeting Vehr in the Cathedral on Sunday. Tel. KE. 6228 it Member National Electrical Contractori As»’n. The boys ape Robert Carver, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Carver; 1178 Stont St. AC. 5733 Thomas Newman, son of Dr. and HNS Communion Set on Feb. 12 Mrs. Samuel Newman; and James < l i H : r i U = H Alenius, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Afar Be Damaging Your | (St. Francis de Sales* Parish, DenTer) ert Alenius. All members of the Let us face-lift your Home or Property! ! All men and boys of the parish are invited to receive Holy Communion with the Holy scout troop will receive Holy Com­ For Free Inspection 1 HOME INSULATION Name society on Sunday, Feb. 12, in the 8 o’clock Mass. Every man in the parish should munion in the 8 o’clock Mass on Bathroom on Convenient be a member of the society and all are invited to attend the regular meeting in the high Sunday. Budget Terms Call SP. 4673 ! school on Monday, Feb. 13, at The KIRAY club will have a square dance in S t John’s school Colorado Terminix Co. ; Johns-Manville 8:15 p.m. The Rev. Robert Nevans, man Miller, and W. C.^ Kimmins. Cub pack 126 will be held Sunday, Georgianne Evans, accompanied Feb. 12, in the 8 o’clock Mass. on Sunday evening from 7:30 to No Money Down 1754 So. B’dwy. Geo. Leachmani assistant pastor, will speak to the by Marilyn Nelson, sang the “ An­ All cubs will be in full uniform. 10 o’clock.* All boys and girls in TERMINIX-WORLD'S LARGEST Payments os Low os I Rock Wool group on the “ Confused Think­ niversary Song” and “ Swiss Lul­ .\t 3:30 Sunday afternoon pack high school are invited. 1 IN TERMITE CONTROL ing of Catholics." Those who are laby.” The revised bylaws were 126 will line up along the alley 60 Racit* Block Rotary $5 per month •i: For Your Winter not members are asked to affiliate read and accepted and reports side of the Cathedral in full uni­ According to incomplete records COMFORT themselves with the organization were given by the various chair­ form and will march into the given to the members of the Le­ Free Estimates at this meeting. The newly elected men. Reduces Heating Cost up to 50% Cathedral with the other Denver gion of Mary there were more No Obligation officers will take their seats as The following women were area Boy and Cub Scouts of than 60 persons who participated A John*-Manville Initalled Job follows: George Mossbrucker, elected to serve on the nominating America and participate in the in the Block Rosary in the past CALL TODAY! Will Lait a LifetMne president; Joe Hynes, vice presi­ committee; Mmes. Joseph Bahl, ceremonies at which Archbishop week. All members of the parish dent; Art Turner, treasurer; Bill Thomas Carroll, Phil Pacheco, and Urban J. Vehr will confer the Ad are invited to start the Block Ro­ AC. 0895 Home Insulation & Improvement Co. Miller, Jr., recording secretary; Otto Watson, in consultation with Altare Dei cross on 42 scouts who sary in their own blocks. All Cath­ and Lou Monahan, financial sec­ the pastor. Monsignor Gregory have fulfilled the necessary re­ olic families in one square block FR. 6218 16 W . 13th Ave. PhoneiAC4624 25 retary. Smith. The Rev. Damen McCad- quirements. JUST OFF BROADWAY meet once every week in one an­ Mrs. Earl Compton, health don, pastor of Our Lady of The monthly planning meeting other’s homes and recite the Ro­ ^ c o n o n u j . . chairman, will attend the Denver Lourdes, was the guest speaker. of pack 126 will be held in the sary together for the intentions county PTA health conference in Father McCaddon impressed on home o f Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. of Our Lady of Fatima. PLUMBmS AND SUPPLY CO. ELECTRIC WORK Evans school auditorium Feb. 9. the parents the importance of de­ Kiley, 153 S. Grant, Friday eve­ Catholic information classes are WIRING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS Communicable diseases and sani­ veloping leadership in our chil­ ning, Feb. 10. The regrular pack held every Monday and Wednesday 754 ^antis^*^Drivis^^^ ^ tation will be the subjects of dis­ dren. The prize box of candy was meeting will be held in the high evening from 8 to 9 o’clock in the LYNCH ELECTRIC COMPANY cussion. awarded to Mrs, Robert Yaggie. school auditorium Friday evening, eighth grade classroom of the Mmes. Herman Doyle, lilark The eighth grade won the attend­ Feb. 17, at 8 o’clock. school. All interested Catholics and 1 7 0 1 C 0 1 » * A u a (Shop) Behan, A. W. Fender, Vance ance 'treat. The St. Francis circle will meet non-Catholics are invited to attend. m Mrs. Robert Yaggie has been ap­ Custom Built 1/21 E. 31st Ave. A. 6958 (Home) Johnson, G. W. Phelan, and Clyde in the home of Mrs. George All men and older boy* of the pointed to serve on the CPTL Stromsoe were present at the Rhodes, 1875 S. Grant street, on parish are invited to recaiva Founders’ day tea at East high health committee in the forming Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 1 p.m. Commnnion together in the 8 FLOORS and WALLS school Feb. 7. of health committees in the paro­ Members o f the League of the o’clock Mast this Sunday which 2 Pieces chial schools. Sacred Heart will meet for the of Linoleum RUG The following past presidents of it the regular Holy Nam* Com­ Coach Joe Loffreda was a guest recitation of the Rosary in the the PTA were honored at the reg­ munion day. Paws will be re­ Recovered speaker at Cathedral high school church Tuesday, Feb. 14, at 1:45. Asphalt Tile Rubber Tile ular meeting last week: Mmes. served on tbe right tide of th* last Friday in connection with the A meeting will follow in the as­ Mark Behan, Joseph Looffel, Her- church. ^ CLEANING $65.50 annual Career day. sembly room of the rectory. Alumitile for Walls FREE MOTH PROOFING Up Parents are reminded that The Scout Mothers’ auxiliary of Mr. and Mrs. E, V. Beck, 729 they are expected to take part troop 126 will hold its monthly Columbine street, will sail on a PlatUc WaU Tile 2 Pc. Living Beautiful in the boxing, swimming, and meeting Thursday, Feb. 16, in the pilgrimage to Rome Feb. 15 as Room Suite Fabrics square dancing groups that are members of a large party under Mastipave Industrial Floors Thoroly Cleaned l U Up FOR ONLY home of Mrs. Carl M. Ott, 426 S. in full swing in the grade school. Humboldt. Mrs. Anthony J. Ker- the direction of Cardinal Francis Expert Rug and Parent co-operation and partici­ stiens will serve as co-hostess. The Spellman of New York. The pil­ Distributors o f UpboUtery Cleaning Famous Rug & pation is necessary for the suc­ Scout Mothers’ and Dads’ evening grimage is taking the Mediterran­ Pabco Paint COLORADO cess of this program. party will be postponed until after ean route aboard the S.S. Atlantic. Furniture Cleaning Co. The monthly Communion of Easter. The group will be gone for two Mautz Paint TA. 6569 1542 Blake UPHOLSTERY CO. months and return after a visit Specialising in Q u a lity to Ireland. Texolite Paint GL. 2304 2501 16th St. Plumbing and Heating Our Lady of Fatima circle will Painters Tools A Equipment meet on Tuesday evening, Feb, 14, Repairs Lourdes Parish to Hold METAL KITCHEN CABINETS in the home of Mrs. J. J. Delaney, Dufficy & Son Ornamental Iron Works Mrs. John Akolt will entertain SLAHERY & 2810 W . Severn Place MA. 3559 the Infant of Prague circle with PER MONTH Mardi Gras February 20 luncheon in her home on Wednes­ COMPANY WROUGHT IRON CHURCH FURNITURE - ALTAR RAILINGS and with day, Feb. 15. PULPITS . CANDELABRA - PRIE-DIEU., Etc. (Our Lady of Lourdei Parish, Denvar) Linoleum Plumbing and Heating The third annual Mardi Gras will be held in the Rainbow The St. Thomas club members DMisncd to lult IndlTidu.l Kite, tt grt.t iiTinKi. Contractors ballroom Monday, Feb. 20. Members of the parish and their friends will be guests of Miss Monica Hay­ Studio, Inc. Write or Call us. N O D O W N - JOHN J. CONNOR, President are planning their costumes for the big affair. It is not necessary den for bridge on Saturday eve­ ROBERT F. CONNOR, Vic* PresidsBt ning, Feb. 11, New Location to attend the Mardi Gras in costume. Guests, however, are re­ 1726 MARKET STREET quested to do so if possible, so as to enter into the real Mardi Mrs. Edward Moffitt will en­ 1545 Lincoln — MA. 2288 PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 PAYMENT Gras spirit. tertain the Kateri Tekakwitha You Can Have circle with luncheon at the D.A.C. EUREKA STORM SASH COMPANY Tickets for the 1950 Mardi Gras namd for the costume contest ball sell for $1.20 per person. Bill Friday, Feb. 10, The guests will FLOOR SELF-STORING (Jeorgia Barber of the Denver spend the afternoon sewing. AUTOMATIC Pitre’s orchestra will play, and Post, Pasquale Marranzino of th COVERING CO. prizes will be given for the best CAMEO Rocky Mountain News, and Joe Mrs. T. J. McNally was hostess Storm Sash for All Type Windows costumes. Flood of radio station KLZ. to S t Joseph’s club members with Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile -W all Covering Made of .Aluminum or Wood The following judges have been luncheon and bridm at the D.A.C A 1950 Ford will be given away on Wednesday, Feb. 8, ' Estimates Complimentary the night of the Mardi Gras. You buy directly from manfacturer*and lave the middle cost Tickets may be secured at the rec­ Mr. and Mrs. John Berry en­ tertained S t Ignatius’ club mem­ 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 FREE ESTIMATES Colorado's First tory of Our Lady of Lourdes, lo­ GAS cated at 2217 S. Logan. The tele­ bers in their home on Saturday phone number is RAce 6861. evening, Feb. 4. PEARL 5730 Marine Reserve The St. Thomas Aquinas Study Rocks to Entertain Wives club met in the home of Mr. and FHA Terms If Desired 1351 W . Alameda Ave. Mrs. Emmett Cloughesy on Sunday The Rocks of Lourdes club evening, Feb. 5. INSULATION Unit A ctivated men will entertain the wives at r r the meeting Tuesday, Feb. 14, John Moran, who is attending HEAT Notre Dame university in Soutt Fire-proof insulation, mois- Colorado’s first Marine Corps in the Center house at 8 p.m. IN YOUR HOME Bend. Ind., spent his mid-semester reserve ground unit was activated Special entartainment and re­ ture-resi4tant, odorless, ver- freshments will highlight the vacation in Denver visiting his in Denver, The unit designated as parents, Mr. and Mrs. John R. 85,000 B.T.U. Roe)cs\>weeting. The men of min-proof, rock-wool. Easy- the First 155-mm. gun battalion is the club will discuss tbe future Moran. High Altitude the only organized reserve outfit financial standing of the parish, 'to-install batts. Save 15% on . of its kind in the Marine Corps and plans for tbe rebuilding of fuel costs this winter. reserve program. It will be located the Center house will be shown. Louise i . Mitchell GRAVITY GAS at the Navy-Marine Corps reserve The men also will make a report training center. Federal center on the ticket returns for the 1950 Call for FREE (formerly the Remington Arms Mardi Gras. The Rocks of Lourdes Weds Wm. Ehlers FURNACE plant), Denver. sponsored their last pre-Lenten The first drill period will begin bam dance at Grandview Grange EstimOtes-DE 5495 Completely Installed in the Feb. 26 and will continue on al­ Feb. 8. In Edgewnter Rites Averaged Sized Home in ternate Sunday afternoons there­ All-Night Adoration (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish, after with drill periods consisting Edgawater) ECONOMY LUMBER & HARDWARE TAbor 1393 1721 UWRENCE Place of Your Old Coal of four hours each. For each four- For Forty Hours’ Louise Lyon Mitchell of 2565 350 So. Colorado Blvd. DE. 5495 Furnace hour drill period a man will re­ Members of Our Lady of Lourdes Ames street and William John ceive two full days’ pay. The sum­ parish will hold all-night adora­ Ehlers of 1366 S. Lincoln street You Can Save the mer training period will be held tion in connection with their Forty were married before Monsignor ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY at Oceanside, Calif., for two Hours’ devotion. The Forty Hours’ Monthly Payment James Flanagan, Feb. 7. Mr. Ehl­ Guy Elder, Contractor weeks, beginning Aug, 6. will begin at the 9 o’clock Mass ers is a member of Our Lady of Put on by Economy of Gas The battalion will have an au­ Friday, Feb. 10, and will close Lourdes parish. Industrial and Commercial Building thorized strength of 473 enlisted Saturday evening, the Feast of The Holy Name society will re­ Over Old Frame Walls 175 Vallejo St. PEarl 8930 men and 27 officers, which will be Our Lady of Lourdes, at 7:30. ceive Holy Communion in a body, PHONE US TODAY made up from marine reservists Children and members of the Sunday morning, Feb. 12, in the living in Denver and surrounding Altar society will hold their ador­ 8 o’clock Mass. The society will RA. 4689 communities. ation hoars Friday and Saturday- meet Monday evening, Feb. 13, in In order to aid the procurement The men of the parish will take the parish hall at 8 o’clock. B rick Siding of men for the unit, the Marine turns before the Blessed Sacra­ ment during the Friday night’s The 11th and 12th grade pub­ Corps recruiting office in Denver lic school students are asked to Makes Buildings Modem will remain open during the week adoration. ANGERMAN The Guards of Lourdes club men be present for one hour of in­ Strong • Weather-Proof from 7 to 9:30 p.m. All men be­ struction on Monday evOning, tween the ages of 17 and 31 who who met Feb. 6 obtained the num­ ber of men for each hour of ador­ Feb. 13, at 7 o’clock in the par­ Protects * Insulates can meet the qualifications for ation. The novena to Our Lady of ish hall. the reserve are eli^ble for enlist­ Sheet Metal Lourdes will close Saturday night Our Lady of Perpetual Help Eliminates Painting Saves Money ment in the battalion. at 7:30. circle will meet for a dessert-lun­ — Lt. Col. Ralph E. Boultonn, Ma Members of the Altar and Ro cheon at 1 o’clock, Feb. 14, at 8248 Call for Free Estiraata Works, Inc; rine Corps reserve officer and sary society will hold their monthly Harlan, the home of Mrs, Henry long-time Denver citizen, has been Your Plumbermber For Years V card party in St. Francis de Sales’ J. Weiland. S t Mary Magdelene’a 1820 South Broodway selected as commanding officer of high school Thursday, Feb. 16, at circle is invited to Mrs. Claude Western Elnterite Roofing Co. Ed O'ConnoitKSLL Ed O'Connor, Jr. the unit. Maj. Henry M. Wellman, 1 o’clock. Members and their Christian’s home, 2917 Depew U.S.M.C., will be the battalion's friends are welcome to participate Equitable Building CHerry 6681 3030 W. 44th Ave. — t — GL. 4323 street, on Thursday, Feb. 16, at inspector instructor. in the monthly card parties. 1 o’clock. I

PAGI FOURTEEN Office, .938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttone 4205 Thursday, February 9, II Body Intact After 71 Years Students Want Modest DressI ^■^ ^ ’ f I Tj ' l ' Cathedralites Join National Decency Organization Directors Plan (Cathedral High School, Denver) + + + ^ + + With the theme “ We Want It the Modest Way, Christ Meeting Febl 20 and His Mother Will Have It No Other Way,” SDS, the or­ ganization that supplies the demand and demands the sup­ Lead Cathedral High Fete (Arehdiocesan Council of Cjktholie ply, is now at Cathedral. Women, Denver) The board of directors itf the Organized three weeks ago, the SDS launched its Archdiocesan Council of Cath­ campaign for more modesty in faculty members, will be honored olic Women and the boaUd of dress with a fashion show, held for directors of the Denver aean- all Cathedral high school girls. Fdt- guests. Chaperons for the gala affair ery will hold a joint meeting in mals were modeled by Patricia the Knights of ColumbusI hall. Coffey, Victoria Sena, Dorothy will be Mf. and Mrs. John Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell, Mr. 1675 Grant street, Denvof, on Sena, Dorothy Denbo, Kay Jones, Monday, Feb. 20. Maxine Mohrbacher, Barbara May, and Mrs. Hugh Stuart, Mr. and Carol Osborn, Betty Jo Coffman, Mrs. Eugene Lohr, Mr. and Mrs. A special meeting ofl the Mary Lou Blixt, Eileen Andrew, Walter McGraw, Mr. and Mrs. board of directors of the firch and Marcia Vaughn, members o f G. A. Mohrbacher, Mr. and Mrs. diocesan council will be , held Our Lady’s sodality. The accom­ M. Patrick Brannan, Mr. and Mrs. at 10 o’clock and the general panying script was narrated by William May, and Mr. and Mrs. meeting will'be called to pfder Sodality Prefect ^atricia Sullivan. Herman McLellan. at 11 o’clock. Assisting in formulating plans Among the formals shown were Lunch will be served at 2:15 for the ball are the homeroom strapless gowns that were reno­ in the Catholic Charities a nex, representatives, Jackie Lee, Bar­ vated by the wearers to conform 1663 Grant, followed by a pro- bara Sliemers, Janice McGraw, with SDS requirements. With the gram (details of which wi ap- Janet Davis, Mary Elizabeth Evers, pear in the Thursday, Fel| 16, aim of more modesty in dress, the Betty Dreiling, Marianne Andol- SDS appeals to the department issue of the Denver Co holic shek, Dorothy Kerstner, Joan Register), stores and their buyers, to buy and Baugh, Cecilia Bogacz, and Ruth feature formals, swim-suits, play Reservations for the luncheon Courtney; clothes, and dresses approved by must be made not later than Barbara Atzembeck, Mary Jo the SDS. In order to let the de­ Friday, Feb. 17, with Mrs (Story on Pago 1> I of the Sisters of Charity in Nevers, France. This Bindel, Margaret Waggoner, Lo- Wil-* partment stores know what they liam McFarland, 1680 S eele THE INCORRUPT BODY o f St. Berna- P^oto, brought from France by the Rev. Peter rettf Cole, Kitty McCabe, Carol want, the SDS holds a fashion Dreiling, Carolyn Vanderve, Joan street, Denver, FR. 156? or dette of Lourdes, w h o died in 1879, is ven- Peetz, shows the life-like effect, described show and invites the buyers to see Miss Elizabeth Sheeby, 1001- Frappe, Ann Marie O’Conner, Joan Logan, Denver, AL. erated in a glass-enclosed casket in the mother-house | by Father Moran as a “ day-to-day miracle.” the kind of apparel Christian girls Ingling, Jean Roach, Shirley Up­ 1158. approve. This also shows the girls ton, Marianne Dolan, Nancy Mat­ Luncheon will be $1.25 peij per what styles to buy. son. 1'. thews, Roberta Koehl, Colleen It ii itill toe early (o iwim in Panion, Rita Breen, Judy Bagnall, Open Season on 'Happy Pagan' Denver pools, but members of Barbara Gallegos, M^ry Frazzini, the SDS club are requesting de­ and Mary Lou Edmondson. Young Men Parishiaiers partment stores to lay in sup­ Frank Gappa plies of modest bathing ap­ Slate Estes Park olnce Educators Proving Religion Is Sound parel. The reason for this early To Be Honored action is that the club wants Frank Gappa, Cathedral’s stu­ THE OPEN SEASON on pletely ignorant when it comes IN HIS OPENING AD­ buyers to plan now on receiving dent governor, will be honored at For St. P atrick's ^ a y “ happy pagans” continues with­ to religion.” Aim of the educa­ DRESS, Father Ryan told the many calls for modest bathing the Association of Catholic Schools out letup on the campus of the tors, through the medium of more than 1,000 G.U. students suits this summer. Press Relations convention at Lo- E(te* Park.— The youngj men University of Colorado in of Our Lady of the Mountain*, speeches, seminars, and meet­ gathered at the convocation “ Then buyers will not be able to retto Heights college, Denver, Feb. Boulder this week. The occasion ings is to remove the title “ pa­ pariih will hold their anjnual that relipon can supply the tell us in June or July that they 17 when he will preside as chair­ for the hunt is Religion in Life St. Patrick’* day dance ii^j the gan” and leave the student hap­ goals and the rules of truth had no advance notice to stock up man at the high school session. He week and the hunters, religious py, goal-directed, and possessed necessary to achieve these will introduce Lois Schumacher, Chez Jay ballroom. A Aine- on modest suits,” club officials piece orcheatra from Gr^pley, educators from throughout the of the truth that transcends goals. “ Religion gives rules of say. The girls are going about their co-editor of Today, and Pasquale country, have gathered at the everything else. truth that transcend bombs, Marranzinp of the Rocky Mountain together with two feminine vo- campaign methodically. Each rep­ IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS for the Cathe­ calitta, will furnish mutiel for campus of Colorado university war, and everything else. This resentative of the club is now call­ Newt. to prove to the young college dral high school, Denver, Pep club dance are, left to right, the occaiion. Free lunch wtll be is exactly why it is so import­ ing on the store buyers and ex­ Equally honored are Kay Moore, students that religion is intel­ FATHER WILLIAM G. standing, Jean McGraw, secretary; and Mary Gene Lohr and Nancy (erved a* well a* favors fo^ the ant to our young people,” Fa­ plaining the campaign for de­ senior Hi-Pal exchange editor,' and lectually sound. RYAN, president of Seton Hill Stuart, vice presidents. Catherine Campbell, president, is seated. event. !' ther Ryan said. cency in dress. Kathy ^oran, HuPal editor in The “ happy pagan” was college, Greensburg, Pa., held Speaking before the faculty Part of the campaign is an all- chief, as discussion leaders for described by one educator as a the opening convocation of the luncheon Feb. 7, Father Ryan photography and magazine writing socially adept, polished, and in­ said: “ I know it is a touchy sub­ out attempt to banish immodest college’s inter-faith week Feb. comics and advertisements. One respectively. telligent individual, but “ com- f ject at state schools, such as Journalists attending this meet Nun From Sterling Has Work Printed 6. Colorado university, but I think school unit wrote to a Cincinnati daily newspaper, objecting to the will be Carl Coleman, Meriem Cun­ Regis Editor Father Ryan is eminently every school should have a ningham, Frank Gappa, Bert Gil­ oualified to prove to the stu­ stated educational policy which indecent attire of some of the comic characters. bert, Priscilla Greisen, Gerry Hol­ Sr. Michael Marie Author of Poetry dents that religion is intellect­ would discourage sniping at re­ land, Kathy Horan, Patricia Gillin, ually sound. He was educated ligion. Why not leave the stu­ Seton high school, Cincinnati, Joan Kirby, Jackie Lee, Conrad There is a soft-spoken, bright-eye^i nun at Incarnate Word convent in Brown^jville, at Brooklyn Cathedral college, dents alone when it comes to operated by the Sisters of Charity, Schader, Theresa Mazzulla, Rosa made his graduate studies in religion? Let them make up who also operate Cathedral high Mazone, Janet Miller, Nancy Mid­ Tex., who combines the writing of poetry with teaching. She is Sister Michael arle. the University of Louvain, their own minds about it.” school, Denver, started this move­ dleton, Maxine Mohrbacher, Kay whose first published volume of poems. You Have Filled the Days, has just appeared for Belgium, and spent six years in ment, which resulted in a member­ Moore, Margaret Shipp, Mary Lou sale. Reading her poems in print study and travel abroad. He RELIGION IN LIFE WEEK ship of almost 6,000 members in Vurovec, Patty Jones, John is not new for Sister Michael Ma­ Texas Southernmost college Morning Surprise was a member of the faculty at Colorado university is sched­ Greater Cincinnati alone. With O’Shea, Mary Ann deReal, Lyn rie. Some of her short lyrics have toward her bachelor of arts degree Through the window pane ij of St. Joseph’s College for uled to continue to Feb. 10, in this army of girls enrolled, Seton- Moore, Margaret LaBossiere, Jean appeared in the Catholic World, in English literature. I watch the rain l Women, Brooklyn, from 1932 to which time university leaders ians can speak more persuasively McDonald, Hazel Arnold, Carol the Neiv York Times, and other Her poetic inspirations come 1941 and was engaged in study expect that more than half of than ever to the department stores. Walk about ;! Boh, Barbara Broderick, Colleen periodicals. She had written all the easily to her— on the playground, Our little garden town j and research at Columbia uni­ the 8,300 students on the CHS Pep Club Presents Brock, James Connor, John Glenn, poems in her first volume, pub­ perhaps, as she watches over the versity from 1945 to 1948. campus ★ ill participate. Wearing a startling, streaming Annual Sweetheart Ball Marie Hogan, Maurice Mclnemey, lished by Humpries, Inc., of Bos­ small first and second grade tots, gown. ii Marlene O’Leary, Barbara Prich­ ton, before 1945. She is now busy or as she pauses and looks back at “ While the Mu*ic Goe* ard, Betty Higgins, Julia Velas­ rmising and editing many others the end of a long ■and busy day. At Her face is a shadowed, goa mer ’Round and ’Round,” Cathedral- quez, and Leon Wilson. Tltfe jour­ for future publication. any moment, she may jot down a thing n Committees Are Named itei will be (topping to the nalists will be accompanied by Sis­ Sister Michael Marie has loved few quick notes for future poems. That stoops at every flowerffe brim rhythm of Joe Perito and hi* ter Marie William, principal, and poetry since she was a small girl But when she has once put a poem To drop a gay and dewy kisri orchc*tra at the Sweetheart ball, Sister Therese Martin, Hi-Pal ad­ attending St. Anthony’s grade on paper, she carefully rewrites With her wanton, laughing lips. acheduled for Monday, Feb. 13, viser. school in Sterling, Colo. Her en­ and revises it many times over be­ She touches with a fairy lace By Saint Rose Society at the Aviation country club, Each leaf to wakened, gl^ming Tryout* Held thusiasm for Shakespeare grew fore she is satisfied with it. from 9 p.m. to 12. grace, l| (St. Roie of Lima’* Parith, Denver) Final tryouts were held Tuesday when she read him in school, not Her preference in poetry ranges (Committees for the various ac­ cu*ied gt length and the ta*k Arrangements for the annual at Cathedral high school for the as part of the class work, but be­ from the breadth o f Shakespeare And with her fingers’ silv^piess tivities of the Holy Name society will *oon he under way. Pep club dance were formulated school production of Meet Me in hind her large fifth grade geog­ She presses here in deepaeep ^ressoaresi were appointed at the meeting Feb. by Pep Club Moderator Sister St. Louis. Successful contestants raphy book. Although her educa­ A joy upon the fevered■red ej^is 6. After Father Barry Wogan led The St. Rose of Lima circle met Alice Joseph, assisted by Catherine were Evelyn Lawrence, Nancy tion in geoCTaphy suffered, her That woke to feel herr cool( surprise the group in the Holy Name pledge, on Friday, Feb. 3, and completed Campbell, president; Mary Jean Gdovin, Carol Osborn, Dolores taste for p o«ry increased. At 10, Dancing down the smilingliling sjjass.i John D. Gleason (above), the following committees were arrangements for the card party Lohr and Nancy Stuart, vice presi­ Cotter, Patricia Brannan, Kath- she began to write; and today, at !l they will sponsor on Valentine’s Last Echoes a senior at Regis college, be­ formed: dents; and Jean McGraw, secre­ rj'n McGlothlen, Fred Whitson, 26, she finds that poetry is still il day at 1:30 o’clock. Among new tary-treasurer. Robert Alcorn, Rodger Seick, John second nature to her. came editor in chief of the Browru' Membership and attendance com­ members received in the circle were I piece the stars togetherO Monsignor Walter J. Canavan, Jansen, Conrad Schader, and The former Pauline Kaiser, Making a song for my he;,. and Gold, student newspaper, for mittee, Victor Cresto, E. A. Heppt- Mmes. Mary Alvey, F. W. Black, Frank Gappa, student governor. Sister Michael Marie i* the Shards of beauty hung goldjin the remainder of the year, it was ing, and Donald Marmande; pro­ Ludvig Brunner, Mary Brunner, Fathers William Gallagher, Duane The popular play was written by daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Where earth and the heaven^ part. announced this week by the Rev. gram aad arrangements committee L. J. Gillies, F. R. Romero, and Theobald, Bernard Kelly, Regis Sally Benson and will he directed J. Kaiser of Proctor, Colo., Louis G. Mattione, S.J., dean. (refreshments), John Dimmit, Joe Between the divine and the h'uman,nil Blanche Schorer. Other members McGuire, John E. Leberer, Charles by Mrs. James G. Kenna, speech members of St. Anthony’s par­ Where paths twist hard and long, Gleason succeeds William D. O’­ Padilla, F. H. Gerlitz, Hcney De- who attended the meeting were Jones, John Haley, Albert Puhl, and dramatics director at Cathe­ ish in Sterling. She left Jan. 28, Hara, who was graduated at the Nicola, and Joe Figlino; retreat I string and follow to splendor Mmes. M. G. Clennon, W. H. Eck and John E. Casey, S.J.; and dral, and will be presented for the 1941, in her senior year at St. Song to silver song. end of the first semester. committee, John McDonald, Ed V. j' hardt, F. H. Gerlits, E. Geierman, Elaine Lynch, Lillian Covillo, Loretto Heights Drama festival Anthony’s high school, to enter And when the last notes efjV DeMers, and Peter Bargraff; sick Gleason, the son of -Mrs.- Neil J. D. G. McCormic, J. Olivetti, and Catherine Pruisner, Mary Noakes, in Marcel and later at a showing in the Incarnate Word Sisters in Over their breathless arc, Gleason of 3926 N. Farwell ave­ and vigil committee, Adam Urban, C. T. Read. and Mr. and Mrs. James G. Kenna, Oscar Male hall for the students. Corpus Christi, Tex. I will fling to God, some evening, nue, Milwaukee, Wis., is a gradu­ F. L. Carrigan, and Ronney Silva; She came in 1947 to Incarnate A silent, song-spent heart. ate of Marquette university high resolutions committee, R. E. But­ Word convent in. Brownsville, school and entered Regis in the ler, T. E. O’Brien, and Jim Wilson; Denver Pilgrims to Visit Lourdes where she teaches firat and second fall of 1946. For the past three Big Brother committee, Pat Ross, grades. In addition to teaching, years he has been a member of the Phil Jackson, William Robinson, she is taking part-time classes at staff of the newspaper as a sports and C. T. Read; salvage committee, writer, a feature writer, and a W. P. Bowe, Martin Clennan, and columnist. He is majoring in T. J. Theabault; maintenance com­ Bird Restaurant business administration. mittee, Louis Griego, Thomas O’Lear, John Francone, Allen Flora, Ed Langfield, Ludwig Brun­ Drawing Flocks Sister Michael Marie FENCE NOW ner, and G. Scotty Lambrecht; All TrpH of FencM InsitlM Literature and Catholic press to the narrow selectivity of Emily FREE p A 0 0 7 Q Term* if committee, Marcus Kerin, John T. To Simone Home Dickinson, the shy, frail recluse of ESTIMATES Do.iiwi McLachman, and John Morrison; The Simone family at 1909 Jo­ Amherst. Perhaps there is a sim­ E L C A R publicity committee, S. W. John­ liet street, Aurora, are sure they ilarity. Sister Michael Marie’s in­ son; ushering committee, A1 Wil­ have most of the birds in the terests are broad, her duties many; FENCE & SUPPLY CO. Denver area in their backyard, but she maintains a poignant 4405 E. Evan* son, J. J. Rowe, A1 Urban, and Ed Langfield, Jr. trying to dine on a card table. It awareness and concern for the came about as the result of a plea quiet pulse of life. Ushers Volunteer to feed the birds by Sister Carolyn Her poems— short, lyric, and re­ M agnificent T one Bernard, who teaches the second strained— catch the serene vitality For Mass Service grade at St, James’ sbhool. of contemplation marked by keen Surprisingly The following vpluntcered for Suzanne Simone, seven-year-old feeling. They are pensive and ten­ ushering service on the date and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Italic J. der, giving a sensitive reflection C ost Low hour hour shown below: Simone, is one of Sister’s pupils. of natural beauty, as well as an Suzanne hurried home from school acute perception of both spiritual Convenient TetJns Feb. 12, 8 o’clock Mass, J. S. ^WMlson and Donald Marmande; 10 and sprinkled crumbs on the snow, and■ physical • ■ f suffering. ■■ ■ and then discovered that the poor o’clock Mass, Al* Urban and Pat Reprinted here are two selec­ hungry birds could not pick up the tions from her new and first pub­ Ross; Feb. 19, Martin Clennon crumbs out of the deep snow. Mrs. and Peter Burgraff; 10 o’clock lished volume. You Have Filled the ;; ;?feBALDWIN Simone came to the rescue with a Days: Mass, Leo Flaig and Burton R. ELECTRONIC ORGAN card table, which she unfolded Stadig; Feb. 26, A. J. Theabault and set up in the back yard. The and C. T. Read, 10 o’clock Mass, S. birds seemed to “ catch on” im­ Johnson and L. Brunner; and mediately and as fast as Suzanne March 6, J, W. Demmitt and A. J. and her little brother, Jerry, set Theabault; 10 o’clock Mass, W. EAGLE-PICHER out a feast of bread crumbs, oat­ Sconzert, and E. H. Langfield, Jr meal, and other cereal flakes, MINItAL W O O L The metteV of painting and great numbers of birds fluttered redecorating tha church wa* di*- down on the table with grateful INSULATION chirpings. Other flocks constantly SAVE UP TQ^ Herman Mapelli Named circle the backyard alighting on 4 0 X P U El every post, bush, tree, and even THIS W INnit A revelation among on the electric line awaiting their Representative of Goetz turn at the table. electronic organs Herman Mapelli, a membfr of for churches St. Mary Magdalene’s parish, Demonstrations Daily Edgewater, and president of the Concert by Silvertones Western Distributing company, is the new representative for (joetz At Heights Feb. 14 BALDWIN PIANO Country Club beer in the Colorado The Silvertonss will give a area. concert on Feb. 14 in the Lo­ EA6LE-PICHER CERTIFIED INSULATION JOBiHS CO. ' Country Club beer, which for retto Heights college audito­ years has been distributed only rium, Denver, at 8 o'clock. The A THOROUGH* COMPLETE ATTIC-TO-BASEMENT 1623 Californio in the Midwest, now is available public is invited. The Silver- M A in 2285 from the Canadian border to the tones are a widely known sing­ INSTALLATION Denver 2, Colo. Rio Grande and from the Missis­ ing group. Ar Rsduc** Annoyina Drafts ■Rr Offers Maximum sippi river to the Pacific dbasL 4r Mngs IMform Tsmpsraturas to Ar Keeps Homes Up to IS De^jees- Sir*: Evsfy Room Cooler in Summer Plea** *end FREE litera­ Announcement of this expansion tJ was received here recently from Islam Lauds Archbishop i t Pay* for 'rtisff Through FimI Sovingi, A: b Permanent...Loth a s ture on Oftsn os High o* 40X 'Housetime' Baldwin Organ* []] St. Joseph, Mo., home of the Coun­ Algiers. — A Moslem spiritual III try Club brewery. E. N. Whitacre, ■0 tom PATMIT-M METIS TO MT ★ RU KM0ESTM1WM ME 2 Baldwin Piano* Q leader paid tribute here to Arch­ • ■ Acro*onlc □ to: director of sales for the firm, sent bishop Charles de Provehcheres of w • < word that this expansion is the Aix.en-Provence, France, for his largest in the history of the efforts to aid destitute Arabs in company. The Country Club brew­ MEMBERS OF THE DENVER arch­ Chancellor, will sail from New York on April 22 on the Queen Mary and will land in New York on the Palestine during a visit to Beth ery was founded one year before diocesan Holy Year pilgrimage will visit lehem. Sheik El Okby, preacher the first Pony Express rider sped the famed Lourdes shrine in France pictured above. return trip on June 6. Information concerning the c< pilgrimage may be obtained from the American Ex' and head of the Committee to Help ai west from old St. Joe to Sacra- The pilgrimage, under the leadership of the Very Palestine, expressed gratitude to PHOMf-PEwl 7413 A RAce 7338 press travel office, 430 17th street. di M 111 nunto. fievt jMoQAignor Bernard' CuUisD* Assistant tha French prelate in a telegram. ix