Member of Audit Bureau of Circutalion Newest Catholic H i g h School to Be Blessed Contenti Copyright by Uie Cotholk Pron Sodoty, Inc, IMS — Pormittloa to Roproduee, Bxeopt D«dieoHon On AitidM OthorwiM Uarkod, Givoo After IS U Friday Following Inna Supplement Archbishop Urban J. begin at 2:30 p.m. on ment Parish, and Fa­ School, together with Vehr, assisted by the ^ e same day. Follow­ thers John Haley, Cure the $136,940 convent ^ A H-poge supple- six eastside pastors, ing the dedication, a D’Ars; Edward Ley­ annex dedicated last ; ment pn the dedication will officiate at the program will be pre­ den, Christ the King; spring, was built at an dedication of the new sented at 5 p.m. and a William Powers, St. over-all cost of $780,- DENVER CATH aiC |o f the new Machebeuf Machebeuf High dinner for the clergy James'; John Regan, 000 and will accommo­ I High School will be School in Blessed at 6 p.m. St. Therese’s, Aurora; date about 600 stu­ I found in section three Sacra ment Parish, Assisting Archbishop and Francis Syrianey, dents. It was the larg­ Denver, at 4:30 p.m. Vehr in the dedication St. Pius X, Aurora. est project made pos­ (of this week's Denver Sunday, Sept. 27. will be Monsignor The 14-classroom sible by the Arch­ REGISTER ' Cotholic Register. An open house at the Harold Campbell, pas­ building. Denver’s new­ bishop’s High Schools' school and convent will tor of Blessed ^cra- est Catholic High Campaign. VOL LIV. No. 7. DENVER, COLORADO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1959 Courts S hould Protect Religious Heritage

Experts on Laws Affecting

Children Endorse Principle

Catholic experts on laws affecting children its own home, in a foster home, or in adoptive place­ ment.’’ have concluded meetings in Denver and have This view has considerable legal backing, George reached the agreement that the religious affilia­ B. Re^ of the Legal Department. National Catholic tion of a child should be considered in court orders Welfare Conference, Washington, D.C., told the D en ­ affecting that child. They also agreed that religious ver Catholic Register. 'The right of the child to its heritage should be a prime factor in placing a child religious heritage is a valid and defensible legal prin­ with adopting parents. These items are expected to be ciple," he said, Mr. Reed cited the case of Pereira vs. contained in a draft of Pereira in Bristol County, Mass., in which the court principles to be approved ruled: “. . . No one, not even the parents have the and published as a guide ”Whpn ■ Calholic right to deny an immature child who has been bap­ for Catholic delegates mother gives her rhild lo tized a Roman Catholic the privilege of being reared to the Colorado White be adupled ihroiigh this in Catholicity." House Conference on Chil­ rnuri, acting for the State Mr. Reed also cited cases in New York, Connecti- dren and Youth in No­ 1 give solemn aMurance fTurn to Page 2 — Column 4> vember. « • « Attending a session on to that mother that her Sept. 9 in which the views child will he reared a ISSUE IN 1VIECN CASE above were agreed upon Catholic," Judge Philip were Judge Neil Horan of Gilliam told the Denrer '1 Denver’s domestic rela­ Catholic Register. "It is COLORADO'S TRAPPIST MONASTERY tions court; Leo Gemma, Can Law Enforce ANCIENT BEAUTY is reflected in this first pic­ green colored to blend with the beautiful natural Denver Juvenile Court; highly desirable that ture of a portion of ihr compleled Trappiat mon- •cenery of the Valley of the Roaring Fork River and Justin Hannen and T. Ra- pledge be given and car­ atlerr near SnownuM. The TrappiaU designed the Snowma** and Capitol Creek*. ber Taylor, prominent ried out, else many moth­ Adoption Pledge? building, and did the constmclion out of brick*. Denver attorneys; Father ers would be reluctant to William J. Monahan, Den­ place their children for By Paul Hallitt of a child of Catholic parents ver Catholic Charities, is paramount, and It cannot idoplion ." It was through The chief legal fact de­ and Father William Jones, veloping in the Anne Marie be annulled by the subsequent archdiocesan superintend­ Judge Gilliam's court that abandonment of that rellgioD Wieck case, in which the is­ by one of the parents. Such Over 2,000 in Two Colleges ent of schools; and Grace Anne Marie Wieek, tbe sue of whether a child adopted abandonment doe* not release Kenehan, chairman of the baptized child of C.ath- a by two Catholics should be the parent from any obliga­ Colorado Board of Stand­ olic mother, was adopted. reared in tbe Catholic faith tions *( tbe natural and divine HEIGHTS REPORTS MARKED INCREASE ards for Child Care. after the religious variation of taw. The experts thus rein­ one of the adopting parents, through Monday, Sept. 28. peared to be the sanctity of the Issue of Freedom A marked increase in en­ Tbe evening college regis­ An analysis of the regiitri- forced the stand taken by the National Catholic Com­ The principle demanding the rollment at Loretto Heights tration (credit courses) is With the early registration* lion cards proves that Loretto mittee on the 1960 White House Conference, to be plighted word and whether a currently under way at Lo­ for these courses, tbe adult Heights is truly a community court could see fit to enforce inviolability of prenuptial con­ College and registration fig­ held next spring in Washington, D.C. A statement is­ such an agreement tracts about the Catholic rear­ ure* funilar. if not slightly hi^- retto Heights from 9 ajn. to program and evening college college. The majority of the 9 pjn. and will continue - enrollment is 242 students. (Turn to Pop* 2— Column 6) sued by that committee says in part: Of these parties both were ing of a child in a mixed mar­ er, thin the previous year for Catholic at the time of the mar­ riage bulwarks tbe right to re- Regis Collega are recorded in' VALUE OF CITIZENSHIP riage. Through Denver Catholic the fall of 1959. The student "Much of the value of American citizenship is Charities they adopted a girl, bodies at both Denver inatilu- now aged 5, at the age of 11 Some Issues tioRS exceed 1,000 for a com­ to be found not only in tbe constitutional ^arantees Kickoff Meeting Sept. 30 but also in the great dedication of the nation and its months. In the Case bined total of 2,011. In 1957 the mother was citizenry to the task of defending personal rights. awarded a divorce and last Aug. “Will the courts be a sanc­ Including the yet incomplete tuary in which to enforce a regiatration .figures given by ", . . In adoptions it is incumbent for agencies, 25 became the legal wife of a Jewish man. Two weeks later sworn agreement, or a place Dr. Earl Bach for the adult To Open Cure d'Ars Drive public, and private, to respect the religious heritage of in which to destroy It?"—tra program and evening classes, the known parents so that a child be placed with a aba embraced Judaism. A campaign for a new convent, new Sept. 30 and Oct. 14. During this period At the time of the adoption Rothgerber, attorney for the Heights collegians number pbintiff. 1.003. Tbe number of different rectory, and partial reduction on the every parishioner and friend of the par­ family of the same religion. . .. These rights and ob­ both parties went bfeore tbe individuals attending classes on parish debt wul get under way at Cure ish will be contacted for a gift to the ap­ ligations are sacred to American Catholics, and we court of Judge Philip Gilliam Does a child have the right feel that it is the obligation of public and private wel­ and swore that they would rear to Hs religions heritage? the North Denver campus since d’Ars Parish, Denver, on Wednesday, peal. Five report meetings will be held Can a child of one religion June IS totals l.OOB. Sept. 30, when more than 200 volunteer throughout the intensive phase of the fare agencies to assist Catholic infants in abiding ^ the child u Catbolk, as they their spiritual and religious obligations where it in would have been morally and he reared in (hat religion Adult Education Program workers, all members of the parish, will appeal. wben Us guardian* do not gather for a kickoff meeting in the legally obliged to do. since the Day scholars at Loretto The victory report meeting will be child bad a Catholic mother, was share it? Heights, including 49 attend­ school gym at 7:30 p.m. held on the last day of the drive, Oct. 14. baptized a Catholic, and had ing special Saturday classes, The Rev. John N. Haley, pastor, said This new drive is another step in the been placed through a Catholic Ugious freedom of persons of total 781. 63 higher than last that the goal of the Parish Building Ex­ advancement of Cure d’Ars Parish, agency. all religions, for its application year's enrollment. With late pansion F^ind Campaign has been set at which was etablished in 1949. About tbe moral Issue in extends to all. registrations still being accept $250,000. The growing needs of the par­ On Feb. 26 of this year a new Catholic teaching there is no Thus decided Judge O'Brien ed, Dr. Bach expresses enthuai' ish, he said have brought about the $250,000 school addition was blessed by doubt The spiritual claim fTtirn to PapeJ —Columnlj asm over tbe fine beginnings of present drive. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver. tbe adult education program. A Director of the drive is Roger Don- It includes eight classrooms and an all- total of 224 adults have reg Ion. Owen Mitchell and John Yelenick se room, which can be used as an Chancellor W ill Break istered for these non-credit are the co-chairmen. Division leaders classes. Although the ratio of S )rium and gymnasium or as a women to men is five to one. are Jack Frank, Jerry Goodwin. John meeting room for parish meetings and Dr. Bach uys that this is good Johns, Glen Lamon, Eld RoUman, Bill social functions. A large stage, bleachers, Ground for $300,000 when one realizes that this is Stauter, Nick Tolve, and Ray Wernel. and a basketball court add to the room. the first year tbe courses at the Forty team captains and 160 team mem­ The school, consisting of eight grades, women's college have been bers have been enlisted. is staffed by the ETecious Blood Sisters Church in Fort Collins opened to men. Solicitation will take place between from Dayton, 0. The Very Rev. Monsignor David Maloney, in the GOLDEN CHURCH GIVEN PROCEEDS FBOW TRAINING AID presence of a Fourth Degree honor guard and the priests and parishioners of Fort Collins, will officially inaugurate the beginning of a $300,000 program for BAD DOGS LEASHED JO GOOD CAUSE expanding and reconstructing of St. Joseph’s Church at 11:30 axn. Sunday, SepL 27. i By Fx a k x McCArniT Run correctional icho(d for by Un. Edna Spelch. She that the St. Joseph parish­ After the ground-breaking EVERY SATURDAY the delinquent dogs. contributes all tbe proceeds ioner bad but one dog: “When Monsignor Maloney will install parish ball at St. Joseph's in The six-week course, given to the parish building fund I was 18 I bought what I the atationa of the crosi in 2 Parishes Give Golden becomes the Raven for a $8.90 fee, is conducted campaign. thought wu a show dog. I the school gymnasium, which "Everybody, adult or child, was completely green and had ' will be used for a temporary Burses $371 to thinks his dog is a veriuble never seen a dog show. When church in the period of recon- Rln-Tin-Tin," says Mrs. Speieh I walked out of the ring, I itrucUon and expansion. 1 "They arc worse than moth heard someone say, 'What a The following day employes Aid Seminarians ers with their children lemon that was!' ” of the Floyd Locke Construc­ More adults than children en I found out who made the tion Company of Fort CoIUns Two psrishes of tbe archdio­ roll for the six-week course remark and set myself to beat will begin actual work on the cese this week sent in additional In that time most dogs can fTurn to Page 2 — Column 3) |HX)ject, expected to take ap­ payments totaling $371.05 on be trained to be obedient, proximately 10 months. Father their burses to aid seminarians companionable, and enjoyable Richard Duffy, pastor, will give in tbe education for tbe priest­ pets." From the words "most details of tbe program at all six hood ; Sacred Heart of Mary Par­ dogs" one dram tbe conclu­ Holy Trinity Hastes on Sunday morning. ish. South Boulder. $M.05; and sion that there are incorrig­ Locke's low bsM bid of $196,- the Altar Society of St. Rose ible* in tbe canine species as Blessing Set 000 was accepted by Archbishop of Lima's Parish. Denver, $315. well as the human. Mrs. Urban J. Vehr tbe past week. For the Sl Jude Burse, the Speieh does not claim that Bids were also made by the arcbdiocesan fund. Mx donors “there's no such thing as a On Sept. 24 Carney Construction Co. of Gree­ contributed $17 this week. The bad dog " toUl now stands at $2J37.56. Following the dedication of1 ley. Hensel-Pbelps Construction Co. of Greeley, and Teata and T>ita wM k't donors (nc)udod: Mr. Obedience Classes the new church-school building; and Mrs. LJJk, Oonvor, SI; Mrs. Speieh introduced her in Holy Trinity Parish, West­ OFFICIAL CONSECRATION Sons of Colorado Springs. Anonrmovi, Osnvor, $1 ; A.H.. Successful subcontractors In­ Lsodvillo, *1; Mrs. PJ.C - Loko- dog obedience classes in 1946. minster. by Archbishop Urban srood, U ; Mrs. M.L.P.. Dormr. She limiu them to 25 dogs J. Vehr Thursday. Sept 24. at PICTURE clude Paul Michaud of Fort tt, and A .I.N ., Oonvar, tS. and owners. Children and lilSIlOP-ELEtT Charles A. Bu*well i* shown above Collins for electrical wwk, $15.- The sum of $6,000 will estab­ 5 p.m.. a Solemn Mass will be 000. and tbe Santa Fe Studios lish a aeminary burse in per­ their dogs pay only 50 cents offered in the new church. in the official ron*ecration picture. The New Ordinary a week. The course for them of Church Art of Santa Fe for petuity for the education of a The celebrant of the Mass of ihr IHoeesr of I'liehio will l>e elevated lo the Kpisco- interior furnishings. $54,000. student for the priesthood. The is called “Junior Dog Train­ will be Father Forrest H. Al­ paev in convecralion ceremonies in Our Lady of Perpet­ ers." (Several of these chil­ Pews, marble, and tile furnish- principal will be invested and len, pastor of Holy Family Par­ ual Help Callietiral, Oklahoma City, Okla., on U'ednes- ings. and the architect fees are only the interest used. The Cath­ dren and their dogs have ap ish. Denver; and the subdeacon, dav morning. Sept. 30. expected to bring the total cost olic people are requested lo re­ peared on the Sheriff Scotty Father Leonard Redelberger. Television Show.) But .Arrhliishop Urban J. \ ehr of Denver. Melro|M>litan to $300,000. The architect in member the education of Den­ pastor of Guardisn Angels' Par­ charge of this program is Wil­ ver seminarians in their last whether the dog's owner is a ish, Denver; and tbe subdeacon. o f the Denver Province, will lead a delegation from the child or an adult, each dog Denver .Archdiocese and the Pueblo Diocese to the con­ liam B. Robb of Fort Collins. wills and teataments. Any Father James Rasby. pastor of Exteuive remodleing of the amount will be gratefully re­ MRS. SPEICH AND GOOD FRIEND must be able to go through St. Anne's. Arvada. secration ceremony. graduation exerdaes with fly­ present building is lacloiM in ceived. Tbe future of the Church NOT .ALL CANINE friends o f Mrs. Speirh are Tbe masters of ceremonies The new Shepherd o f Pueblo will be consecrated the project and a basement depends upon a well-prepared goo

C A N L A W ENFORCE G r o u n d B r e a k i n g for $300,000

ADO PTIO N PLEDGE.? Church at Fort Collins S e p t . 2 7 (Continued From Pope One) in bronze on the front face. the corner of West Mountain (CotXtnucd rrom Pope One) |ties placed the child in a Cath­ The new atrnctnre will be The baptismal font wUl be Avenue and Howe Street will be olic boarding school, for which closed off and new center doors of the Domestic Relations Court of stone and terrano to match quite novel, a combination of of New York City in the case the Catholic respondent paid. the present building materials the two marbles with four wood- will also be installed for a more of Ramon os. Ramon in 1M2. The judge simply approved and ind will be designed along the carved angels overlaid in an­ beautiful and larger main en­ As the judge remarked, cases confirmed this arrangement. neo-Gothic lines of the exist­ tique gold. The dome lid will trance. There will also be two in^’olving contracts for the re­ In banding down his decision ing cbnrch. be in a three^tair-step Idea and entrances at the rear of the ligious education of children the judge said that "the recog­ About 10.000 square feet will the descending dove mounted building on each side. have been very few in American nition by our American courts be added to the sanctuary, dou­ to the top. A free form type of Morning Masses on Sept. 29 law. The Ramon os. Ramon ease of the right of the Catholic bling the space of the present station trill be carved in wood will be the final services in party as a matter of sound pub­ 50-year-oId building. with the figures in 32-incb pro­ the present building until closely resembles that now pend­ after the reconstruction period ing in Colorado. lic policy to determine the reli­ Interior fumishinp will also portion. These will be overlaid gious upbringing of the children, be entirely new, all of which in gold with all flesh tones in is completed. During the in­ Ramon had married a non- with or without an antenuptial will be supplied by the Santa ivory and with the garments of tervening months ail servlcet Catholic wife, after the usual agreement, may arise from an Fe Studios of Church Art. The Christ in antique stiver through will be conducted in the prenuptial promises had been instinctive and tacit recognition teredos area will be in Coloroea out. The baptistry gate will be school gymnasium. A commit­ made for the rearing of all chil­ of three fundamental concepts, pink travertine accented with in a separate room in the south­ tee of men headed by Manrice dren in the Catholic faith. to wit: (1) Antenuptial agree­ bright bronze border; at the cen­ west corner of the church en­ Fortin will begin Sept. 21 to Before their separation, the ter will be a large 13-foot carv­ closed with bronze and iron take the furniture from the Ramons' only child bad been ments providing for the reli­ gious education of children are ing of St Joseph and the Christ gates. old church to the gym for use baptized and given Catholic exclusively a Catholic rule. (2) Child aged seven. New stained-glass windows until the new church is com­ sponsors. The Catholic Church is the only A large canopy will hang over will be installed throughout the pleted. The non-Catholic subsequently Christian Church which holds the reredoe area and this will entire church. The rich and bril became estranged from ber hus marriage, and has always held be constructed in satin copper. liant colors with small fuU-fig- It will be equipped with lights band, removed the child from it. to be indissoluble and a sac­ ure medallions should result in for down lifting on the altar great richness of color to the in­ Booh Now For Ckoieo the Catholic school, and sent rament. . . . (3) The procreation of offspring under ^e natural MOVIE STAR AND NUNS and for lighting the reredos terior of the new church. In Spoeo on her to a Protestant Church and law being the object of mar­ area. The statue will be Gn- addition to the items already Thete Caribbean CniUee Sunday School. The Catholic riage, its permanency Is the MOVIE STAR CARROLL BAKER, are, left to right, Sister Martha, Sister Joseph Isbed in metal leaf gold antiqued mentioned the Santa Fe Studios * Kungsholm brought suit, charging breach of foundation of the social order.’’ right, was greeted by three nuns Sept. 22 Adele, and Sister Marie Helene, auperior of the with the flesh area tones in | will also supply a beautiful IS Styi Ocl. a-fram SIM contract. After the suit was in­ at the Holy Ghost Youth Center, Denver, where Holy Ghost Convent and director of the youth ivory. Two columns flank the marble sedllla—a bronze and * New Amiferdom stituted, however, the two par- Judge O'Brien noted that she was the honored guest at a party for young center. ^ marble to give depth to the marble credence table and sanc­ I tan Oct. 3S-fr*i)i tZIS ‘‘indissolubility of marriage * Stockholm persons and a meeting of the Denver chapter.of Miss Baker became an honorary member of reredos enclosure. tuary lamp. Wood paneling will 1Z Olyl Ntt. 4-frMD (ISO and prohibition of ‘mixed mar. the Women of the Motion Picture Industry. the Denver WOMPI, whose principal service The large main altar will be also be a feature of the sanc­ riages’ are not mere sectarian * Kungsholm Miss Baker was in the Mile High City to project for the past year has been helping to II feet long with a depth of 36 tuary. 10 Btyi N«t. f-frM i SISS rules but are deeply rooted support the Holy Ghost Youth Center. feet. It will be a combination Many Other Cruises in the conscionsneu and his­ prmnote her latest movie, But Not For He, in A complete new sound system which she co-stars with Clark Gable. The nuns of Coloroea pink travertine and Available tory of mankind.” sriU be installed throughout the For frM InfomuUoD uid Ut. Bottocino marble with bronze church and the new basement •r*tur< 00 crulM* to ans-- The judge pointed that the plaques of symbols of the Pas­ wber* In lha world— auditorium. Heating will be by write or caU courts have repeatedly decreed M issionary Believes U N Recognition sion St the lower front face. warm air, with ducts installed that when the Catholic party to The tabernacle will be a hori­ for future air conditioning. Re­ Fisher-Sheridan zontal type incased in Bottocino a mixed marriage dies the Cath­ pairs will be made to the pres­ Travel olic education of a child with marble and the altar crucifix is ent steeple and also smaller ^FENCES O f R e d C h i n a W ould Be Terrible' attached to the back side rising S17 I7t1t SI. Oanvor, Cole. or without an antenuptial agree­ steeples will be installed on the MA. S-1Z11 ment and without any formal to a height of six feet over the west and eut sides of the new (aoreu from tlw Donvar .SK.B-8391 Recognition of Red China by People Hofe Reds retary to Cardinal Thomas Tien, tabernacle. The three-foot cor­ Club Bldg.) direction on the part of the dead S.V.D., exiled Archbishop of addition. The present door at Catholic parent must be re­ the United Nations would be a Father King said, "The pus in ivory and silver will at- terrible event. This warning was Chinese people hate the Reds Peking. The Cardinal is residing tach to the cross, which is a 14 Years of Quality Service spected. All the more should at St. Mao''s Mission House, they uphold the interests of a stressed by Father Clifford J. more than they've ever hated combination of Bottocino marble Tecbny, HI. He and Father King living Catholic parent. King, S.V.D., a anyone. The commune system and copper. missionary in has taken from these people one hope to raise money to build a The two aide altars are iden­ . . . A s a TEXTBOOK on China for of the things they valued most- seminary on Formosa. tical to the main altar in style. more than 20 filial devotion." Father King first went to Over these will be six-foot stat­ The Holy Mass years. He was Even passive resistance is go­ China in 1919 from St. Mary's ues in the same finish as the L e i b m a n . T eB o c k h o r s t 8 C o . a guest of Fa­ ing on right now, the priest con­ Seminary. He was captured by statue in the reredos. Over the ther Harley tinued. China wijl not be a bandits and held for ransom statues will be a small canopy Schmitt, pas­ stmig power for 'a long time, until he was rescued in 1930. He in copper to complement the tor of All for the regime and the people returned to China in 1932 and canopy over the main altar. SAINT I— AUtU Saints’ Church, lack the scientific skill ind tech­ stayed through the first four The present Communion rail m Denver. nical knowhow. years the Japanese occupa­ will be utilized; the metal will m 1 8 9 7 Father King Father King is serving as sec- tion. be furnished in light ivory but had said he FR. KIKO the bronze medallions will be ANDREW hoped that Soviet Premier Ni­ PR077NCfAL OF COIT0REGATION retained. Between the posts will DAILY MISSAL kita Khrushchev's plea in his be placed slabs of Colorosa MtMtirT W. LClIWAM address to the UN for admission marble and a table top in Bot * of Red China would fail. Once Former Greeley Pastor, (ocino marble. The sanctuary again the question of Red China floor and the altar steps will be . . . For the Dialogue M ass admittance to the United Na­ in Bottocino marble with all tions was postponed for another Fr. Morera, Dead at 52 risers to be in Colorosa pink. NEW LARGER TYPE EDITION. 1,149 pages of the com­ The Very Rev. Dominic the church there in 1949. Be­ plete doccrina), historical, liturgical divisions of the Church year. The U. S. opposes recog Tbc candlesticks for the main year. Masses for every day. Complete New Holt Week AC«AaO • nition. Morera. S.F., Provincial of the fore coming to Greeley he altar will have shafts of Botto- services, Stitiau of the Cross, devoboiud prayers. Litanies. H0699 €*c V Eventually the Communists Conpegation of the Sons of the worked several years in Holy cino marble with the base and CMinaiy is in Latin and English with explanation of will lose out in China, the mis- Holy Family in North America, Name of Mary Parish. Dei bobesche in bronze. celebrant’s actioiu. «22 GAS « aecntic 910G. died at the Holy Family Semi­ Norte, in the Pueblo Diocese. sioner predicted, but the over­ The pulpit will be a combina­ OISCmPTION OP KINDINOS AND PRICIS Father Morera left Greeley in TAbor 5-0141 throw of the regime will come nary. Silver Spring, Md., al the tion of both marbles with copper age of 52 Sept. 19. October, 1958. ICLt Mark ■■■leHea leolliar. red e d g s t ...... $ 3 J 3 from within. The troops on For­ and bronze ornamentation with l l . | Inileliefi kelher, 4«H butaitked r»d edg«i .... 4 J 5 Born In Spain in 1901, he mosa, though well trained, could Father Morera was founding the symbols of the chi and rho 1 IV i- l l■lleKea lMlh«r, r«d under geld e d g ti...... 7.00 not t^e the mainland unaided, pastor of Our Lady of Peace came to this country in 1932 tZ -t Genvinn leellier. Invent grain, red undtr geld n d g ti.. 9.S0 he added. Church, Greeley, for the Span­ and bedame a naturalised Amer-' I S ^ . I Cnnvinn Merecee, bvrnithnd rnd ndgna...... 10.00 ish speaking in 1941. He built ican citizen. At the time of hisj 2 Colleges Enroll 13-( Cnnuinn Merocce, rtd undtr geld ndgni...... 11.00 death. Father Dominic was ree l ^ a a a IJ-H I Cnnuinn Morence, Inollinr linnd, n r y Sniibln, tor of the Holy Family Semi I iFOn 2 /U v O rnd undnr geld ndgni...... IJ.SO Bad Dogs Tied nary. 4 VOLUME EDITION He was well known all over (Cofltinued From Page One) Contents similar to above except in 4 To Good Cause the Southwest for his apostolic enrollees come from the Greater light, compact, ea.iy-to-use x-olumes. work, mostly among the Span­ Southwest Denver area. A Perfect G ift. (Continued From Page One) ish-speaking people of New Mex­ At Regis, with enrollment Vol. 1 — 1st Sun. of Advent to Ash that woman in an obedience ico and’’Colorado. closing on FYiday, Sept. 25. Fa­ Wed. showing. I did it, too. I took He was an ardent apostle of ther John Gibbons, S.J., reveals Vol. 2-Ash Wed. to Sal. after lessons from a lion trainer the devotion of the Holy Family, that day school registration is Easter (Complete Lenten who also trained German which he spread by means of 133 and is not expected to ex­ Missal) Shepherd dogs for the New novenas, pamphlets, medals, and VoL 3 —1st Sun. after Easter to ceed 140 students. Aug. 31 York State Police, and from radio lectures. The breakdown by class is as Instnietori at the Seeing-Eye VoL 4 -Sept. 1 to 1st Sun. of He is also the author of the follows; Freshmen, 269; sopho­ Advent school at Madison. N. J. Be­ book Among the Stars, a biog­ mores, 202; juniors, 1^; and fore I knew it. people were raphy of the founder of his con­ seniors, 89. A special group, in­ □ ■•CRIPTION OP BINDINOS AND PRICIS paying me to train their dogs, gregation, the Venerable Father cluding 23 sisters, totals 25. lilO -S le s k lilk rleth. rnd ndgni...... 4 7.9J and I was a professional.” Joseph Manyanet y Vives. The evening college enroll­ la n - ln ila t le n Inelhnr, dull Sniih, rnd undnr geld n d g ti.. 12.00 Dog show interest in the He was the vice postulator for ments totals 231, with 110 men 1412— Cnnuinn IneOiar, Inrnnl grain, bumirlitd rnd ndgni.. 1100 Rocky Mountain area is ap­ the beatification and canoniza­ and 61 women. A total of 910 1413— Cnnuinn Inellinr, Invenl grain, rnd undnr geld ndgni, 19J0 proaching an all-time high. 1414— Cnnulnn Merecco, Inelhnr linnd, vnry Snnibln, tion of Father Manyanet. individuals thus far have en­ rnd undnr geld ndgni...... 24.00 And, In a different coune, Father Dominic'a brother, the rolled for the fall semester. In­ Mrs. Speich teaches bow to Rt. Rev. Magin Morera, S.F., is cluded in the over-all enroll­ handle show dop to best ad­ the Superior General of the ment figures at this time are 38 vantage. A dog she trained be­ Very Rev. Dominic Morm, SJ. congregation. others who took special summer longing to Mrs. Gladys Scott courses. of North Denver was judged Father Gibbons believes The James Clarke the best American br^ dog Holy Trinity Blessing that the enrollment indicates in the Denver Dog Show held a leveling off at the present Sept. 20. (Continued from Pope One) Father Donald McMahon, pas­ 0\’erman of SL Catherine's Par tor of Christ the King Parish. time. Although the enroll­ Church Goods House ASKED ABOUT her per­ ish, Denver, will be the aco­ Evergreen, will be the master ment for the put two yean is centage of success in training lytes. of ceremonies at the dinner for nearly identical, the number dogs Mrs. Speich said; “The The crosier-bearer will be Fa­ the clergy to be served by the of students is higher than pre­ dog that cannot be trained is ther Lawrence SL Peter of St. women of the Altar and Rosa^ viously. This “leveling peak” 1633 Tremonf Ploce TAbor 5-3789 a hopeless idiot! But there John the Evangelist's Parish. Society in the parish cafeteria Is expected to remain until V iy e lla are far less Impossible dop Denver; mitre-bearer, Father following the dedication cere­ tbe student population boom than there are people. They John 0. Rae, Cathedral Parish: monies and the Mass. in the early '6te. are not subject to the pres­ cross-bearer, Father Richard The new j:hurch. which later sures and strains of modern Hanifen, Cathedral Parish: thur- will be concerted into an audi­ day living as people are." ifer, Father William Vollmbr, torium, wRl accommodate 150' arriv es "Of course there are anti­ social dogs—dop who hate SL Louis’ Parish, Englewood: persons in'-the main section.. people and who hate other and holy water, Father Robert There are six classrooms. The dop,” Mrs. Speich pointed Dore, St. John the Evangelist’s cafeteria, which will seat more m w out, "the kind that are al- Parish. Denver. than 200 persons, is adajaceni for fall wais growling. But I can The sermon in the Mass will to the church proper and will train them." she said. "Some be preached by Monsignor Da­ provide overflow seating for the . . . with horizontal ar­ will never be Lassies but at vid Maloney. Chancellor of the church. row appliques pointing least they wilt obey when I'm archdiocese. The new church-school build- through with them." The choir will sing under thciing is a T-sbaped structure, with up its look oi British Mrs. Speich belonp to the direction of William Mclree. ^the church forming the vertical elegance. Viyella® is conservative school of dog Mrs. Henry Gavito will be the;bar and the classroom-hall sec- England’s celebrated trainers. She does not believe organist. |tion the horizontal transepL in the use of drup such as PLASTIC blend of fine wool and tranquilizers. “Sometimes cotton — one of the they have the opposite effect Courts Should Protect lightest, softest fabrics and you find the dop leaping VUE-CHESTS .. . for the cbandelien," she said. in the world. Here, in "I like to get a dog young Child's Religious Heritage authentic fashion tar­ (Continued From Pope One) and get him out to meet peo­ cut. and Oregon bolstering the natural right of a child for shoes and exfros. Plastic tans on a town-toned ple. K’s not good for dop to be couped up all the time," to its religious heritage, in Palm vs. Sm ith the Ore­ miniature scale. In rich the woman trainer said. They gon Court in 1948 revoked commital of a dependent drawers interlock to keep your reds, blues or browns, get psychoses that waj-. And six-year-old child to a ftotestant agency, saying; "Mel­ 10 to 20. the first thing you know, you ody Palm is a member of the Roman Catholic Church shoes, slippers, accessories in take them out to the middle having been baptized, the court concludes that the of Broadway and they stand child is entitled to be raised a Roman Catholic, and view Qt oil times. Dust-proof, 45“ there with their jaws hanging that the commitment should be revoked and that out. that child be permanently committed to the Cath­ ST. VLNCESrS ORPHAN­ compoct. Pink, blue or clear. AGE.and Fitzsimons Hospital olic Charities and. be raised as a Roman Catholic.” are two of the many institu­ A New York Court, in the case In re Glovas, said: tions in which Mrs. Speich “If the child is Jewish, it cannot be deprived of its 1.98 each. has given free shows with Jewishness by exposure to the culture of another reli­ trained dop. Asked about fu­ gion prior to the age of reason.” ture shows she said; “I will Child's Choice make a standing offer to any It is generally agreed, however, that this legal Catholic orphanage. If the Downtown, University Kills. Colorado S^ngs, children would like to see a right does not prevent a minor child who has reached Notions, Street Floor dog show we're always the age of discretion from making its own choice of re­ 'The ujomen’s shop of Cherry Creek'^ ready." ligious affiliation. Thursdoy, Sept. 24, 1959 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLtC REGISTER Telephone Keyttone 4-4205 PAGE THREE Liturgical Music St. Catherine's Course for Adults Is Set at Heights Forty Hours' Denverites interested in the liturgical music course being of­ Opens Oct. I fered as part of the adult edu­ cation program of Loretto (St. Catherine's Parish, Denver) Heights College on the college The Forty Hours’ Devotion campus. 3001 S. Federal Boule­ opens with High Mass at 7:30 vard, Denver, still have time to a.m. Friday, Oct. 2. The evening enroll, according to Dr. Earl devotions on Friday, Oct. 2. and Bach, director of the program. Saturday, Oct. 3, will be held The course in Church music at 7:30 o'clock. Father Marlin designed for the general public, McNilty, assistant pastor. Christ not just for those with a music the King Parish, will be the background, will start Oct. 6. speaker. The solemn closing .Mrs. Madeleine Fiorino, vice will be held Sumjay. Oct. 4, at president of the Organist and 4 o'clock. Choirmasters Guild of the Arch­ diocese of Denver, with Robert Girls are requested to wear Cavarra, well-known organist, BRIGHTON PRIEST ELECTED school uniforms for the closing of the Forty Hours’ Devotion. will teach the 10-week session. RURAL LIFE LEADERS. Some of thei Bishop Leo A. Parsley of Fort Wayne, Episcopal DISPLAY WINS AT CONGRESS The class will convene each The wearing of uniforms to leaders at the annual meeting of the execu- adviser to the NCRLC; Monsignor George G. school will be resumed on Mon­ of the Spencer Penroses, was prepared by the Tuesday evening, beginning with Higgins, director of the NCWC Sociai Action A COLORFUL DISPLAY depicting the the meeting Oct. 6 at 8 o'clock, live committea, board of directors, and diocesan day, Oct. 5. work of retreat houses throughout the sisters with the assistance of Dick Jurgens, con­ directors of the National Catholic Rural Life Department and a member of the NCRLC exec­ vention chairman of the Colorado Springs Cham­ and wiU last until 9:50 p.m. utive committee: and the Rl. Rev. Luigi G. Ll- On the first Friday. Oct. 2. nation appeared in compeUUon at the National Offered in the program are Conference, held in Aspen. Sept. 15-18. were, Laywomen's Retreat Movement congress in Buf­ ber of Commerce. In the photograph are, left from left, the Rev. Roy Figlino of Brighton, gutti, former executive secretary of the NCRLC breakfast will be served to the to right. Sister Williamana, retreat director: Gregorian chant, vocal produc­ and now director of its international office. school children. Mrs. H. Becker, falo early this month. The El Pomar display, tion. choir technique, music rep­ first vice president of the organization, who was inviting women to make a retreat in Colorado Mrs. John F. Erbard, vice president of the ertoire, and polyphony, along in charge of arrangements for the meeting; vice president, would like volun­ Western Region of the NLRM and president of teers to be in the cafeteria at Springs, won first place for the most original with a history of the organ, its 7:15 o’clock. and outstanding exhibit. The display, depicting the El Pomar Retreat League, and Sister Helen function in ecclesiastical wor in color scenes of El Pomar, the former home Eugene, superior of El Pomar Retreat House. ship, basic technique, and Gre Banking for the school chil­ gorian accompaniment. Special Resolution Is Adopted dren with St. Catherine's Credit FORTY HOURS’ Loretto Heights offers this Union will be resumed Thurs­ DEVOTIONS adult education course in litur­ day. Oct. 1. El Pom ar Anticipating Archdiocese of Denver gical music as a service to the WEEK OF SEPT. 27, 1959 community of greater Denver at By NCRLC on Migrant Worker Everyone is invited toeat- tend the inquiry classes Mng 19lh SUNDAY AFTER a time when Papal guidance is Aspen.—A special resolution "We sincerely hope that other Ramacher of Minnesota, the PENTECOST seeking more active participa­ held every Monday and Full House This W eek on migrant workers was adopted individuals and organizations Rev. Louis Miller of South Da­ Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Denver, St. Patrick’s Church tion in the liturgy. by the board of directors of the kota. and the Rev. Joseph Hyl- Craig, St. Michael’s Church will add their specific resources school meeting room. Parish­ El Pomar Retreat House in Not only choir directors and National Catholic Rural Life to this worthy undertaking. The den of North Dakota. Father John Ratchford will Greeley, SL Peter’s Church organists will find the course ioners are asked to bring Colorado Springs is anticipat­ be retreat master. Captains Conference meeting here. issues at stake are serious and The annual meeting was high­ their non-Catbolic friends. Elbert, Sacred Heart Church tailored to their needs of lead­ action is needed now.” lighted by adoption of a new ing a “full house" this week, tor the retreat are Mr?. H. L. (13 Hours’) Noting that farm workers are St. Catherine’s Altar and Ro­ thanks to the efforts of the ership in the parish, but choir In a companion resolution, constitution and by-laws. Weber and Mrs. Verda Han­ Holyoke, St. Patrick’s Church “the least fortunate of all rural sary Society’s meeting will be Ei Pomar Retreat League. lon of Denver and Miss Car­ members or perspective' choir people” with complex and deep- the Secretary of Labor, James Three new positions were cre­ Leadviile, Annunciation members of parishes where the ated by the new constitution: A held Tuesday, Sept. 29. Begin­ Most of (he retreatants are olyn Gloss of Colorado Church rooted problems requiring the P. Mitchell, was commended for Springs. pastors are working toward con­ bolding his ground on proposed direetor of international affairs, ning with the recitation of the members of the Seton Guild guidance and assistance of oth­ Rosary in the church at 1:30 and St. James' Parish of Den- gregational singing of the chant, ers, the resolution singled out minimum standards of housing, a director of the Washington Reservations are still open will find help here. o’clock. for all the October week-end migratory workers especially. transportation, and wages "as a office, and a director of field A R E Y O U Mrs. Fiorino and Mr. Cavarra Most of them “recdve low wa­ condition prerequisite to ob­ activities. retreats. Any woman who are experienced in working with ges, live in inadequate bouses, taining the services of out-of- Named director of the inter­ wishes to make a reservation EMPLOYED IN such groups as those who are and have little oportunity to state migratory workers through national office by Bishop Leo for an October week end is DENVER? registering for the Liturgical better themselves socially, cul­ the machinery of the United M. Pursley of Fort Wayne, pres­ 3,000 Will Attend invited to call Eileen Andrew, Music course. turally. or religiously.” States Employment Service.” ident of the NCRLC, is Mon­ Denver captain (MA. 3-0904) Now Hear This! Mrs. Fiorino has spent 12 In the face of opposition from signor Luigi G. Ligutti. one of or Mrs. John F. Erhard (ME. Here u a better job for you. years at Pius X School of Litur­ "For many years.” declares the resolution, “the National spokesmen for “a number of the founders of the conference 3-7029). Both captains have A Youns mao from Denver gical Music in New York City. appointed workers who will is wanted for permanent Catholic Rural Life Conference growers' associations and farm and more recently executive di­ 7th Youth Congress Mr. Cavarra is the Cathedral rector. help fill their respective week work in Central Colorado. has labored and pleaded for the organizations,” which came to You will receive a atartlnf organist. a head on Sept. 10 at a public In his new office. Monsignor ends. Retreats scheduled for Registration for the course rights of these most worthy and Some 3,000 high school stu­ thing (from hotel accommoda­ October are; salary of $455 per montb most neglected people. We are bearing in Washington, the Sec­ Ligutti says, be will be doing dents will descend upon Colo­ tions and meals to a special wliUe tralninc on the job, can be made by mail or at the retary of Labor “has held his pretty much the same work that October 2-4 — Archbishop’s college. The fee is S25 for the happy to note interest currently rado Springs on Oct. 30 for train from Denver), except dele­ shown by both private and gov­ ground and is expected to put he has been engaged in during their three-day annual Rocky gates' spending money for shop­ Guild, the Rev. John Ratch­ A R E Y O U 10 weeks, due at the time of the past decade or more. During ford, retreatmaster; registration. For additional in­ ernmental organizations in this the proposed regulations into Mountain Youth Congress. ping in the Springs. QUALIFIED? effect in the near future:” this time he has been engaged Oct. 9-11—Greeley Deanery formation telephone WE. 6-3423, cause. We are convinced that The congress, the seventh Persons from out of town, 21 to U years old. high “The National Catholic Rural in extensive travels through and General, the Rev. F. Ext. 22 or 40. ■ now is the time to take a bold sponsored by the Denver High other than those from Denver, school or equal education, step forward. Life Conference congratulates Europe, the Orient, and North will pay a $12 fee, and Colorado Coomes, S.J.; own auto In good condition, the Secretary of Labor in this and South America in the in­ School Sodality Council, will and be out of town Monday Abandoned Church “The conference would like draw Catholic students from as Springs delegates will pay only Oct. 16-18 — Mothers of to Priday, (But never more to spearhead a pilot project to­ action and, in doing so, expres­ terests of the improvement of $7. young children, the Rev. Ron­ Uian 3 hours from home). For Sale in Akron ses the earnest hope that the rural and family life. Much of many as 30 states, perhaps ward the assimilation of these Alaska and Hawaii. The 1.500 delegates who at­ ald Bassett; Akron.—The Rev. William workers in select communities. Department of Labor and other his work has been in co-opera­ tended last year's congress, held Oct. 23-25—SI. Anne’s, Ar­ W R I T E F O R Coyne, pastor of St. Joseph’s We recognize in such a project governmental agencies, both tion with international U.S. and Headquarters for the conven­ in Denver, were treated to a vada, and Holy Trinity, West­ INTERVIEW Parish here, has announced not only a social and humanitar­ federal and state, will as soon UN programs. tion will be the Colorado Springs series of lively panel discussions, minster, the Rev. Ronald Bas­ Write Post Office Box 603, that the old church building ian. but also a religious chal­ as possible take additional steps In conjunction with the FAO, City Auditorium. The sessions preuninent guest speakers, and sett. Loveland. Colorado, with a will be held in the auditorium full resume of background is for sale. It is of frame coh- lenge. These people are our to improve the tragic lot of mi­ the international office is like­ social events. Reservations for any of and present employment. All struction and includes the brothers and deserve our love gratory workers, who are truly wise making preparations for and in the meeting rooms of sev­ “This year’s congress looks these week ends can also be replies will be held in con­ furnace. eral nearby buildings. fidence, Name bf your pres­ and assistance. the forgotten people of the the world-wide better seeds cam­ much better,” promised the Rev. made by calling El Pomar ent firm or employer la not The dimensions of the “Projects of this sort might American economy. paign in 1961. Literature is be­ The $15 entrance fee for Den­ Joseph T. McGloin, S.J., con­ Retreat House in Colorado neceaury. building and the estimated well ^ carried on in and While the Secretary of La­ ing distributed to missionaries verites includes just about every­ gress director. Springs, ME. 2-2451. value of the structure will be through the parishes in which bor’s proposed regulations are and institutes are being set up made available upon inquiry. these people live. The National to be commended, they are ob­ throughout the world, through It served as the church for Catholic Rural Life Conference viously so minimal in nature which information will be gath­ many years until it was re­ and the Bishops’ Committee for that they hardly scratch the ered and arrangements made for placed last year by a new and the Spanish ■ speaking would surface of the migratory labor the improvement of agriculture larger edifice. bring to such projects a large problem. in various areas. All inquiries should be ad­ number of experienced, well- "The National Catholic Rural "Christianizing the town and dressed to Father Coyne at informed, and dedicated work­ Life Conference, in line with country community was St. Joseph's in Akron. ers. its traditional policy, calls for stressed in the annual policy an all-out attack on this prob­ statement adopted by the board lem not only by the government of directors. Titled “The Non- but also by farm organizations, Urban Parish," the statement labor unions, and by civic and describes the ideal non-urban religious groups at the local, parish and suggests means for state, regional, and national creating it. level.” “Every Catholic." declares the Elected officers of the Na­ statement, "has the duty to tional Catholic Rural Life make his environment more Conference were Bishop Jo­ Ihoroughiy Christian. The ef­ seph M. Marling, C.PP.S., of forts of isolated individuals will Jefferson City, president; the not accomplish this goal. This Rev, Roy Figlino of Brighton sort of an apostolate must be who was host to the meeting, pursued by a close-knit group. first vice president for dio­ The parish and its organizations cesan directors; Mrs, Joseph should participate in apostolic C. Weber of Wisconsin, sec­ projects. ond vice president for-lay del­ "The pastor cannot effectively egates; reach areas of the environment C. P. Crawford of Minne­ that need a Christianizing in­ sota. third vice president for fluence. He must train lay apos­ membership; Dr. Paul C. Taff tles who are an integral part of Iowa, fourth vice president of that environment. He will for youth; Arthur Schmidt. reap fruit 100 fold for the time Jr., of Wisconsin, treasurer, he devotes to the training and and the Rev. Edward Shep­ guiding of these lay apostles." herd of Iowa, recording sec­ “Whenever possible," contin­ retary. These are ex officio ues the statement, "apostolic ef­ members of the board of di­ forts should be accomplished in rectors. and through existing parochial Other members of the board and community organizations. . i t t a k e s B O T H of directors, elected for a three- A Christian - minded extension year term, are the Rev, Francis agent, or teacher, or director of m Phelan of Iowa, Miss Julia Mc­ a soil conservation district, or Guire of Kansas, the Rev. Don­ county nurse can do much to to m anage m oney w isely! ald McDonnell of California. bring Christ to the country and Mrs. Mary Jane McGrath of the country to Christ. Wisconsin, the Very Rev. Mon- “We urge the co-operative ap­ Here’s what yon get with an signor John Neylon of New proach to many economic and A S-A^^^•GS ACCOUNT American .National Savings Accoonti York. social problems of the non-ur- and a CHECKING ACCOUNT Sister M. Euphrasia of Ohio. ban community. Purchasing and V SfDsureucmpoundedevTfySisaaihil Linus Kiefer of Illinois, the marketing co-operatives and help you to save and spend conveniently! V Depmiis ieiured by i Federal Agency Rev. Joseph Urbain of Ohio, the credit unions are needed in V Your funds ire ahrayt tMilabiel Rev. John G. Weber of Kansas, America today more urgently the Rev. Francis Condon of than ever before. We recom­ If you already have one or the other, you’ve made a fine JMr/. HOST TO NCRLC LEADERS Vermont, Frank Bruce of Wis­ mend that such co-operatives be Here's what you get with an THE REV. ROY FIGLINO. pastor of St. Augustine's Parish, consin, and Don Willett of Wis­ formed according to the time- For complete money man.igement we suggest BOTH; American National CbeckingAccoimtt Brighton, who addressed the annual meeting of the National Cath­ consin. tested Rochdale principles. olic Rural Life Conference held in Aspen Sept. 15-18, was elected Appointed members of the —a San ings Account to help you build a savings nest egg V You so longer run around piyiag The pastor should teach his bills with cask) first vice president for diocesan directors. from your income, and board were the Rev. Edward | people the Christian principles V Checks an complelely lafe M mail— ' upon which co-operatives should —a Checking Acco(;.nt to help you safely and conveniently you carry tot money os your person] be founded, such as the dignity V More economical Ibaa mosey otdcnl and rights of man. the purpose' control spending. 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A NOBLE EXPERIMENT T R A N 6 E BUT T m i p Littli^Kflowi rMtt for Cathoilot L m Unique Venture Comes to End •t U. L MURRAY C«prrtiMi M-C-VO e«r<«w REGISTORIflLS S By Rav. Danul J. Flaheety that the priests be allowed to Daily Telcprapb so aptly put IN 1945, shortly after the resume full-time factory work. it: ‘The apparent harsh dis­ CATHOLIC COMMENT ON CURRENT EVENTS end of World War II hostili­ CHIEF REASON given by cipline of the Church, proved the Holy See for its action was ties, a unique movement in down through the years, is ; i. . •. • - - the Church began in France. that .under conditions of the really not so bad as it is ,.«ml II was an experiment, but it work it “was nearly impos­ sometimes painted to be.” had great possibilities. sible to expect a priest to ful­ THE CHURCH’S PRIEST­ EVIL PERMITTED FOR GREATER GOOD fill the duties of prayer de­ For some time prior to HOOD, established by Christ manded of him by Church at great pain, is her life blood. 1945 the laboring classes of each day. Even if he could France had been drifting fur­ fulfill these duties,” it said, She cannot stand by idly If ther away from the Church. that priesthood be in jeop­ The Uses of Communism "the time spent on the job ardy. Although France was said to could be spent better in the be 85 per cent Catholic only exercise of his priestly min­ Will the priest-workers see By Paul H. Hallftt h e e x is t e n c e of a powerful Com­ about 15 per cent of these istry.” the wisdom of their Church? h e e v il i n c o m m u n i s m , accentu­ T munist state, with an inexorable in­ practiced their religion faith­ Thus Church authority has As Cardinal Feltin has said; tention to rule the world, also has had fully. The remainder were Tated by every palpably deceitful spoken. The reasons given Their submission to the wUI of ■ word in Khrushchev’s speeches on his the happy result of bringing nearer the realiza­ nominal, indifferent to the bear weight, for the Church the Holy See takes great and visit CO Artwrica, brings up the question: Why tion that destitution anywhere on earth is Church's saving power. has learned much of the heoric sacrifice. For the good What the French worker does God pecmic it? He may permit it for needless in the present state of the earth's re- "ways to sanctity” in her of the Church in France and soutces. If it were not for atheistic Russia, desired, material assistance, 2.000 years. As a lead edito­ for the priests involved we many years, and He permits it for the same the Church could not offer in rial in the secular London pray they be heroic. reasons He has permitted other evils, some competing with us for the favor of undevel­ abundance, and so the French­ of which axe no longer active. oped lands, where would a start have been man, in great part, forsook LIFE-A CERTIFIED CHECK? Rage against Communism is pretty nearly made toward the eliminaiioa of starvation and Catholicism. Thus Communism disease? entered upon the scene with helpless at the present juncture. There is no its apparent "saving power." doubt that the evil is strong and may get The presence in the world of this titanic TO FIGHT THIS TREND, Num ber of Our Days stronger, although we should not lose sight evil should h'ave the effect of making us all of the faa chat it coo has its weaknesses. realize that the peoples of the /tee world, and a heroic band of "volunteers,” By C. J. Zbcea "It’s sort of queer when a under the direction of the WHAT DOES a person guy goes down. Everything E MAY HAVE to make up our particularly the people of America, have much French Hierarchy and ap­ think, feel, or do when he goes on. You, keep waiting W minds to live with the evil for a more in common than they have in dispute, proved by the Holy See, or­ knows he is going to die for him to come back from long time—for generations, perhaps. In and that all that makes for disunion is much ganized to go out among the sometime in the near future? leave. In a quiet moment be God's providence it is here foe a purpose. worse than a blunder—a crime. laboring classes and work side It is hard to say. For many just checks out. It isn't like Being evil, it is not willed by God, but it is by side with them. The “vol­ persons death is something seeing him get shot in half RECALL a bitter dispute I had eight unteers” held full-time fac­ that is not discussed. It is while you lie in the grass permitted for a greater good. We might ask I years ago with a former Lutheran tory jobs, ate with the work­ kept at elbow’s length. Life, somewhere. It doesn't mean ourselves what g ^ it may, indirectly, do. minister, for whom Catholicism seemed GOD IS ALL ers, and lived in the same God-given that it is, seems to anything at all at first. You For one thing, it brings a closer realization to be the embodimeot of all evil The advent neighborhood. Their goal was be a constant obsession, but just say he's gone . . . and of the absolute necessi^ of dependence on of Khrushchev and the stepping up of the to re-Cbristianize a faltering life lived according to God's you really don’t believe it yet. God. We could blow Russia off the map, no Coid War convinced him that religious- people. The case could be plan is very wonderful and "And then you wake up doubt, but hardly without blowing ourselves minded people must cease petty bickering or called common. It becomes glorious. some night, after you’ve been arguing with him in a dream. off the planet, too. We have to nuke up our run the risk of capsizing in the stormy sea of Monk's Life Teaches unique when we remember Yet it cannot be denied this world. The man is not a Catholic, but that the “volunteers” were that most of us, at one time And you walk into the mess minds to live with a cosmic evil Living with priests. or another, give serious ball, and save a seat for him evil always requites die good of patience, his friendliness to our religion is as consoling In the years after '45, this thought to death. It is not un­ before you remember. It bits something of which we have not had too great as his change of heart has been complete. Lesson in Values small band of priests, approxi­ likely that we think about it you slow, like cancer. It a store. Yes, it is only too true that the evils that v e n t h e m o s t c a l l o u s e d could not help be­ mately 100 in Paris, bMame at least once a day. Maybe builds up inside you Into The existence of Communism, which threaten us from Communism have not pro­ ing stirred by the natural and spiritual beauty of entrenched as workers them­ that is going a bit too far, but something grim and pretty recognizes no moral law, should make abso­ duced the good that they might if we were E selves. Undoubtedly they ac­ we ought to think about it ugly. Why did it have to be Colorado’s Trappist foundation, St. Benedict’s Monas­ him? Why did it have to be lutely evident the necessity of upholding the reasoning aeatures, and not merely rational tery at Snowmaa. Turning off the highway between Glenwood complished some good. But in at least once a day. Who is ones. But we have not seen the complete pic­ their zeal and because of the the man that shall live and him?” natural law as the foundation of aJi rights Springs and Aspoi, one slowly ascends the road beside the temptations involved, they not see death? Death may come unexpect­ and liberties. The continuance of Communism ture yet I am convinced that as time goes on rushing, aystalMount Sopris, Snowmass Peak, and the Maroon Bells. At meetings and attempts to Catholic doctor working in the against "the, second death,” the other end of the broad meadow, seated upon an eminence help their fellow workers jungles of Laos who discovered the everlasting death of the SOME NEWSPAPERS SHOW COURAGE that he bad cancer. First re­ reprobate (being condemned with a backdrop of cliffs and hills, is the new monastery build­ solve their problems of jobs, by God’s decree). ing, its green brick blending perfealy into the surroundings, bousing, illness, and domestic ports said that he had only difficulties. The result all too about three years to live. THEN THERE IS THE its tuireted structure standing like a spiritual fortress in the Later news stories said that person who knows that death Smut Ads Insult t o G ood Families wilderness, which indeed it is. often was the .neglect of prayer and resultant errors in an operation proved success­ is near but loses perspective Inside, one understands why the term "monastic simpli­ ful. Whatever his outcome in of the important things in By J. R. Walsh "OUR POLICY," one adver­ IN MANCHESTER, N. H., theory and action. tising editor asserted, “is to the Union-Leader, a daily, de- city" has been adopted into our language. Everything is di- regard to the future we could life, becomes bitter, and for­ CHANGING advertising Because of the dangers in­ not help thinking that here sakes his fellow man. publish a paper fit for every . fended its position editorially: reaed -to the spiritual work of the monk’s life. Rudimentary volved, the Holy See in 1954 copy that is in poor taste, human needs such as food are taken care of in the simplest is a young man who could Such a situation formed the member of the family. If ad­ “This newspaper makes no ordered the priest-workers basis of a play by John Pat­ misleading, or morally objec­ vertising copy is submitted apologies for not printing ad­ face the future squarely— tionable in newspapers de­ fashion, with as little distraction as possible from what is to restrict their labor to rick called The Hast}/ Heart. that we feel is iu bad taste, vertisements for what we con­ whether he is going to die signed for all tneml»rs of a really important, the spiritual. three hours a day and to The central character, a morally objectionable, or sug­ sider smutty movies. This en­ soon or not. family has not hurt some of e t THE MONKS ARE NOT BACKV/ARD. There is withdraw from trade union Scotsman, is placed in a con­ gestive, we just refuse to run tire nation is afflicted with a Actually it is not depress­ the leading secular papers Y a blend of the modern and the ancient throughout membership and other “tem­ ing or morbid to think: valescent ward in a British it—that's all.” cancer of smutty, dirty, and poral engagements." They from New York to California. obscene movies, comic books, the building. One is struck by the gleaming chrome "What Is the number of my general hospital somewhere None has been forced to close He is J. A. Viger of the sinks and efficient gas ranges of the kitchen, rill one remem­ were also ordered to live in days?” How fortunate we in the rear of the Assam- Troy, N.Y., Record. In Editor and other printed matter. This community. To these direc­ its business for lack of such newspaper may not be able to bers that this is a stove that may never be used to cook a would be if we knew exactly Burma front in World War II. income. All that is sought is and Publisher, news trade tives some responded. About the moment when we were He is going to die owing to magazine, a story was carried stop the flood but it certainly steak (meat is never eaten except by the sick; even eggs and one-third of the priests con­ clean ads—for movies, mer­ intends to have no part in cheese are given up in Lent, Advent, and at other penitential going to die. We could look at an incurable kidney disease, chandise, and other products. about the receipt o! an award tinued as before. ourselves, as in a mirror, and but be has not been told his by the Record from the Com­ spreading filth.” times). At each place in the refectory ate a wooden bowl, a With the latter, the Church make preparations. There fate. His companions in the Complaints from readers munications Arts Guild of the Four dailies in metropolitan knife, fork, and spoon, a napkin, a cup—all neatly arranged, was lenient, hoping that they would be, if you will pardon ward, among them a Basuto when anything questionable Diocese of Albany, N. Y. It Chicago consider censoring the utensils washed by each individual monk after eating. The would soon return to the the expression, some changes who does not speak or under­ gets into print are a big fac­ was presented for the “most movie ada a definite part of tables in the bright room are dominated by a lofty pulpit at ranks of their brethren. The made. Yet death is the certain stand English and an Ameri­ tor in guiding editors to be distinguished work by a com- their business. Their spokes­ one end, where at each meal a monk reads from a spiritual situation prompted Cardinal lot of the human race, and can, know the situation and vigilant concerning ad mate­ munications media in men contend that the offen­ book, least there be a moment lose in the inexorable struggle Feltin, Archbishop of Paris, though it is certain, the time are told to keep him con­ rial. Numeroua proposals for strengthening the moral fiber ders are advertisers, movie- to plead for prayers for of death is uncertain. We do tented. The( Scotsman, stub­ tighter censorship indicate of its community” through es­ theater chains, and motion for perfeoion. how the public and parents In the beautiful chapel are a large aucifix, a window of those who, in a spirit of not know the day or the hour. born and independent at first, tablishing a code of decency picture studios submitting the great faith and with heavy And though it might give a finally accepts the friendship are reacting to offensive for advertisers. copy. Often they ignore the multi-colored stained glass, but no pictures or statues, for the sacrifices, had obeyed the of his mates. themes and advertising. bounds of good taste in the "monk is expected to give up even these concessions to the person a certain material con­ “IT IS A CODE of ethics Hierarchy, and also for those solation, youth and strength THEN HE DISCOVERS IT IS SIGNIFICANT when that any newspai^r could hope that ads will lure cus­ senses." At each place, or choir stall, is a huge book of the that be is going to die and is tomers into the theaters. who bad not yet submitted to are no guaranty of a long life. newspapers themselves take use,” Mr. Troy admitted. “We Office. Every day from the earliest darkness Ixfote the dawn the Holy See's command. WHAT SOME OF US FEEL given leave to return to Scot­ on the job of watching copy A MAIN OBJECTION of land. Arrogantly he rejects would make it available to (2:1^ turn.) until night, there is poured forth praise to the IN THESE LAST years concerning death was pretty and illustrations submitted anyone interested in it. We're newspapers is misrepresenta­ Lord. The office is held in common by the choir monks—re­ since '54 the situation has not well summed up by Bert his newly made friends with: for publication. An example tion of movies, including the “You bought my friendship not trying to sell the code. cited on week days, chanced on Sundays and feasts. This is the changed much. The priest- Stiles, a Denver boy, who was is the Los Angeles Newspaper We're not telling theater use of suggestive pictures that heart of the foundation, a source of intercession and mediation workers have continued to killed when be was shot down cheaply. How righteous you Publishers’ Association, com­ owners what to run. That's do not appear in the film or function, moat in conformity in a P-51 yrhile flying an es­ must have felt in your pity posed of four dailies with a their business. But we are portray it accurately. Similar for us tIL and goodness.” The ignorant N THE CENTER of the chapter room, where the with the Vatican's regulations, cort mission to Hanover, Ger­ circulation in excess of 1,500- telling them what we’ll carry. complaints are levi^ against many, in World War II. It Basuto, in a gesture of friend- ads on cosmetics, merchan­ monks gather periodically lor public confession of a few still Don-submissive. 000. That’s our business.” This I Now this past week a new appears in bis posthumous shop, extends a gift of beads code has been followed for dise, snd books, as well as external faults against the Trappist Rule, a large chest to the ill-fated man. The In a letter sent to 100 other misrepresentation of edict was issued by the Holy bMk Serenade to the Big movie studios, theaters, and more than 12 years. stands as a mute symbol to the renunciation of the life, and its Fatiier. The priest-worker Bird, probably one of the fin­ Scotsman, filled with self products. pity, hurls the beads to the independent film distributors, According to Opinion Re­ freedom from personal and material cares, so that the only movement is to cease in its est World War II biographies. Arthur G. Pollack, chairman search Corporation, in a sur­ Parents can be a vital fac­ thing left in one's life is God. There are many small drawers entirety immediately. The In one section Stiles talks floor, whereupon the Ameri­ can, shaken at the proceed­ of the association, said: vey made for the movie busi­ tor in securing clean ads in in the desk, each with a small name card. This is all that is left edict was in reply to a letter about a buddy who was killed "Young people of an impres­ ness, some 59 per cent of th^ their newspapers. Editors from Cardinal Feltin asking in a mission: ings, says to the Scot: of what was personal and individual in the monk’s life—here "I want to tell you some­ sionable age read these ad­ movie-going public takes its know this. Advertisers in see­ ing a slump in sales or declin­ ate kept his personal papers and documents. Everything else b GOING STEADY... thing. You’ve been sore your vertisements. More and more cue from newspapers; TV in common—common prayer, eating together, working to­ whole life because things parents are rebelling about is second with 40 per cent. ing attendance at movies are gether, sleep in a common dormitory where beds are separated didn’t come easy to you, so their children being exposed This is one high card that made to see this. Not vigil­ only by cloth curuins. you took your spite out on to some of the present theater the newspapers hold in ef­ ance alone but vigUance and O r Going to the Stars? every person you ever met. copy, reported a reliable trade forts to clean up smutty ad action will produce results Ajid so the monks have renounced ail for the service and journal.” copy. that will stop the filthy ads. praise of God. From them we can learn much—we can learn By Maxy Colliton Fedlee moment to think, to took about You don’t want our friend­ ship? Well, you didn’t pay for especially the value of prayer and union with God, the worih- “WE HAVE REFUSED to at the world surrounding A FEW WORDS FROM BISHOP SHEEN lesuiess of practically everything macetial upon which we recognize the creativity of them, and to dream. it. You didn’t earn it. You got it for nothing. So what spend so much time and effort in our own lives to the detri­ youth. We don't want our chil­ THIS SEEKING of consUnt dren to write poetry or go to are you kicking about? You’re ment of our service to God. —Rev. John B. Ebel activity and popularity is sore because you didn't know the stars. We want them to go found not only in grade school, W hat Is Peaceful Co-Existence? steady.” but is prevalent in high school, when you were going to die! Does anyone else know when The Denver Catholic Register A noted sociologist made where it may eventually breed By Bob Ramsey FOR EXAMPLE, when the (he freedom and liberty of this comment about the plight the evils of too much dating he’s going to die? No, But IN BISHOP FULTON J. Reds Invaded Korea, this, to their people. President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, DJ). of children, who today, along you had to know." Sheen’s Life Is Worth Liii- them, was a “just war” and Editor—Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Pb.D., Jour.D., Litt.D., LL.D. and going steady. It continues “Did the Basuto pity you,” Let us conclude by again Managing Director.-Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, MA., Pb.D with the company man and into college. There are stu­ ing, there is a chapter called those who opposed it were quoting Bishop Sheen, whose the club woman, are overly dents who belong to every or­ the American continu^. “He “Pax Sovietica.” It deals ex­ the “war.mongerg." Remem­ Executive Editor — Rev. John B. Ebel, MA., Lilt.D., Hist D. didn't know you were to die. warnings, written in 1953, are Advertising Manager...... Jack Murphy organized. ganization on campus, who clusively with what the Com­ ber, too, that the purpose of so applicable in 1059. The In our nerve shatleringly every semester hold impor­ He liked you. He wanted to munists mean when they talk the invasion was to “liberate” Associate Editors—Rev, Daniel Flaherty, MA.; Linus Riordan, give you something. And Bishop wrote: “The Soviets Pb.D.; Paul Hallelt, Litt.D.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., lilt D. busy society a child roust have tant class offices, and who of “peace” and “peaceful co- South Korea, as today the talk of peace for tbe same as many planned activities as are also editor of the college what did you do? You threw istence.” Reds speak of "liberating” Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at his friendship back in his reason that Judas used the Denver, Colo a politician out campaigning newspaper and chairman of Formosa. Thus we can say face . . . You don't know Bishop Sheen writes: kiss. Judu knew there was for re.election. A child must the senior prom committee. with certainty that were the something so Divine about what courage is. You've been “Peaceful co-existence is a Published Weekly by belong to every conceivable One wonders whether such temporary relationship be­ West to disarm u Krushchev that Savior that His betrayal type of club and must take afraid to live since the day proposes, we could expect an­ THE CATHOUC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) students assimilate any of the you were bom. What do you tween the Soviets and the had to be prefaced by some lessons in everything from instruction the teachers are other countries of the world other “just war.” To the Com­ mark of affection and token 938 Bannock Street, 1 basket weaving to ski jump­ think life is, Buster—a certi­ pouring into them. Or is it all for the sake of the destruc­ munists any war is a “just of peace, namely, the kiss. Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 P.O. Box 1620 ing. In school he must partici­ fied cheek?” war" if it furthers Commu- merely poured right out again WHEN THE AMERICAN tion of the world. Peace for "SO THE SOVIETS know pate in enough extra-curricu­ onto exam papers and then ist aims. lar acUrities to prove to his SAYS that he cannot under­ the Soviets is, therefore, a there is something so sacred Subscription: forgotten because there is no stand what makes a man want tactic or a maneuver; for the Bishop Sheen cautions us on and so God-given in the lib­ parents and fellow students time to savor and digest it? $4.00 per year. that be is very popular and to die despised and friendless, Western world it is a goal this point by saying, "This is erty and in the freedom of to assure his teachers that he IT IS SAD that youths of the young Scot finally breaks and a destiny." precisely what Russia in­ the democratic states that Canada, $5.50 a year per subscription. is very well adjusted. today do not have just half as down and admits: "I do not IT WOULD BE NAIVE for tends to do: Talk peace until they can overthrow them only Foreign countries, including THESE CLUBS and lessons much free time as did their want to die alone.” any of us to think that it is ready for worid revolu­ by some mzik of affection, and activities are commend­ grandparents or even their The play, of course, ends Khrushchev would come to tion. Let America beware; the namely, the kiss of "peaceful Philippines, $7.00 a year. able and helpful in themselves parents, so they could look at on a gentle note. The dia­ this country advocating war more we succumb to the Sov­ coexistence’.” nature, at people, and look in­ as a solution to world ten­ iet's talk of peace, the closer 42 Thursday, Sept. 2 4, 1959 but too many crowded into a logue, however, does point out child's life leave little free side themselves. Perhaps they a fundamental tnith about sions. And yet it is by war we get JO a new Pearl Har­ Words to Live By time. And too often he is al­ would grow up to be persons t h e apprehensiveness o f and revolution that the Com­ bor." OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER lowed to spend that brief free who think seriously and death. “To fear death before munists came to power, and DISARMAMENT for the The good shepherd lays down time in front of the opiate of deeply about the world and its it comes,” said Pope St. Greg­ it is by war and revolution West is out of the question his life for his sheep.—John x, The Denver Catholic Besisler merits our cordial 11. approval. We confirm it as the official publication of the American people, the TV problems, persons who would ory, "is to conquer it when that they hope to gain the until that time when atheistic the archdiocese. Whatever appears In its columns over set. have time to read, to listen it comes.” world for (Communism. Communism, the dedicated Argument, sir, there is no ar­ the signature of the Ordinary or those of the Officials The child whose life is clut­ to music, to pray, and to If, in our daily living, we The unwary will undoubt­ foe of God and man, has lost gument: Prayer needs no argu­ of our Curia b hereby declared official. tered with too many organ­ meditate on the purpose of divide our good fortune and edly be greatly influenced by the prestige it now commands ment—Samuel Johnson (1752- 1784), Boswell’s Life. We hope The Regbter will be read in every home ized activities is being denied life. happiness with our fellow- Krushchev's spiel on disarma­ in the world. The armed of the archdiocese.'P* the time to develop his inner Never have we needed men man and seek God always as ment. On the surface it looks might of the West ought not To lay up a large fortune self. A great fault of Ameri­ and women of vision and our ultimate end at all times like a nice “peaceful” pro­ to be looked upon in the simply for one’s children is only We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate cans is our avoidance of ever posal. But such persons are sense that rockets of destruc­ an excuse for greed.—Democri­ a taste in the children of the archdiocese for the read­ inner strength as now in this in all things, then maybe we, ing of The Regbter. being or knowing how to be materialistic neurotic age. like the remorseful Scot in to be cautioned that this lat­ tion will be launched against tus. alone. Unfortunately we are est maneuver by the Reds the Soviets, but in tbe sense Perfection is tbe will to give « URBAN J. VEHR Let us give the next genera­ The Hasly Heart, can hope to Archbbbop of Denver transmitting this fault to our tion a chance to become such say to ourselves now and then do& not rule out what the that tbe Western nations have to God the best that is in our Jan. 29, 1942 children by planning their individuals. Let us give them that we have shared a mo­ Communists refer to as “just something that is worth pro­ heart.—Louis Lallemant (1588- days so that they never have a a chance to dream. ment with kings. wars.” tecting, and that something is 1635). Tfiursday, Sept. 24, 1959 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone Keyitene 4-4205 PAGE FIVE

d ia n A n g e ls ' G r o u p Leadville Parish Christ, King Parish Unit to Meet Lakewood Parish Plans (Christ the King Parish, presidc. and an interesting pro-, interested in Joining the bridge s P a s t P re sid e n ts Society to Hold Denver) gram has been arranged. 'group are asked to call Mrs. Women of the parish are in­ Immediately following, tea .John Casey at DE. 3-6256, or Fatim a Festival O ct. 10 (Guardian Parish, Rose Fcldhake will be assist­ Bake Sale Oct. 3 vited to attend the Altar So- will be served in the rectory. Mrs. Albert deBcy. EA. 2-8193. Denver ant. Hostesses for this social hour Reservations should be made by (Our Lady of Fatima Parish, In conjunction with the fes­ ciety’s meeting Sept. 25 at 1:30 the members of the In- Men’s Club Dance (Annunciation Parish, Saturday, Sept. 26, so that final Lakewood) tival, and in order to obtain The social tea. helH Sept. 20 p.m., beginning with the recita-lfant of Prague Circle. at a cabin in Coal ('Rek Can- Leadville) groupings can be set up. Plans for the “Fatima Festi­ funds to help furnish the new The first dance of the season Uonoflhe Rosary in the church. I Mrs. Toner announces that The following are the women val” commemorating the first church, there will be given an yon. was attended by radreni than'sponsored by the Holy Name The regular meeting of the 50 women in honor of a|l the'Men's Club will be held on Altar and Rosary Society was Members and guests will meet,taking first place in Altar So- who will be the officers for the anniversary of the establish­ $880 mink stole from Hopper's past presidents of the Altar and held Monday, Sept. 7, in the In the school hall for the busi-'ciety events for this new year coming season: ment of the parish are rapidly Furs and a gift certificate for Saturday. Oct. 3. in the church ness meeting, at which time I will be the “get acquainted and Mrs. John Toner, president falling into shape through the Rosary Society. hall. Dancing will be from 6:30 parish ball. $100 worth of sporting goods The past presidents since llie plans for the coming year will]fund-raising project"—the ama- (second term); Mrs. William B. efforts of the committee headed from the Max Cook Sporting to midnight, with free refresh­ The president, Mrs. Preston, be outlined. Mrs. John Tfoer.llcur bridge tournament: organization began were the foV., ments served during the eve- presided over the business Sheridan, first vice president: by Joseph Pastore. Goods Store. lowing; First. Mrs. Lucille president of jttie society, will | Any sinRle persons or couples Mrs. Albert Seep, second vice The buffet dinner dance will Tickets are available from any '-ning. The price of admission is meeting. Plans were formulated president: Mrs. L. £. Waters, Shayler; second. Mrs. Dolly Ta- $1.50 per person. for the annual fall bake sale, highlight the celebration. This of the parishioners. maska; third. Mrs. Mary Bell;| recording secretary; Mrs. D. F. will be held in the Eagle’s Hall Mrs. Ed Scheunemann, the A bake sale, sponsored by the which will be held Saturday. Hambrick, corresponding secre­ on the evening of Oct. 10 and and fourth, Mrs. Pearl Kietfe. Oct. 3. ticket chairman for the entire who was president for two Altar and Rosary Society, will tary;-Mrs. John Conley, finan­ will be open to the public. festival, is assisted by Ed Rag- The women of the parish cial secretary: Mrs. Vincent years. These officers were pre­ be held on Sunday, Oct. 4, in have been asked to donate The catered buffet dinner will ghianti from the Men’s Club and sented with corsages and Mrs. the church hall. AH the women Dwyer, treasurer;* and Mrs. An­ be served throughout the eve­ Mrs. Loretto Gascoyne from the baked goods and to offer their thony J. Morroni, historian and Kieffe. the last president, was of the parish will be contacted services in moving equipment ning, beginning at 8:30 and the Altar and Rosary Society. publicity. dancing will continue until given a Sunday Missal as a gift. so there will be a large variety to the site of the bake sale and 1 Tea was poured by Jackie of baked items. The baked A series of informal lec­ a.m. back again. Tickets for the dinner and Cherry, vice president: and Mil­ goods are to be brought to the Highlight of the evening was tures on the Catholic Faith dred Meshel. secretary. church hall on Saturday, Oct. 3, will be held on Mondays and dance are being sold by the the introduction of the new as­ members of the Men’s Club and Since this tea was such a suc­ or whenever it is most con­ sistant pastor, Father Maurice Thursdays from 7:30 to 8:30 cess, it is hoped that this will venient for them. p.m. beginning Monday, Oct. are $3 per person. Several valu­ IRISH Mclnemey, to the members. able prizes will be given away become an annual event. The altar workers for the Delicious refreshments were 5, and terminating Thurs­ 250 Register week of Sept. 26 are Betty Cun­ served at the close of the meet­ day, Nov. 26. that night. AIRUNES Two hundred fifty children ningham and Mary Venters. ing. The director of the inquiry have registered for the cate­ class will be the Rev. Martin Pilgrimage chism classes for all children EXHIBITS PLANNED SEPT. 27 J. McNulty. The meeting will Announcing f/ie attending public schtmls. These be held in the school ball, E. classes are held on Saturday Eighth Avenue and Elm Model 4100 morning from 9:30 to 10:30 and | Streets. $ 7 9 7 .0 0 are taught by the Sisters of' C C D Supervisor to Give More than SO new members Wurfifzer Organ 0BERAMMER6AU PASSION PUV -Mao'crest. were honored at a morning ROME t LOURDES On Sept. 23 there was regis­ coffee, and welcomed into tration for high school students GET ACQUAINTED 'COFFEE' 17 D syt —7 CsunlTwt Address at All Saints' Christ the King PTA by the till Cithtlie Tm*l lirsala a( IMS for reUgion classes. These officers and hospitality com­ classes are for students who do CHRIST THE KING PTA welcomed new members DiHdurtt tvtiy Frldfy ta Dublin, than (All Saints’ Parish, Denver) dren attending catechism classes mittee. Twenty room mothers not attend Catholic high schools. at a morning “coffee” in Christ the King rectory, Den­ were also present to greet the to Zurich, lucarnt and thi Banatfictina in the parish and other inter­ Snrlnt at Elnilabaln. Vltlt faliy-tala During the winter months these Many activities were planned ver, Sept. 17. newcomers. in connection with observance ested persons are invited to at­ Standing, left to right, are Mrs. Louis Emery, Mrs. James Vaduz, capital a( LltcntaniUlni aa classes will be held once a tend. A record crowd of 380 par­ throuih apactacular Alpina tcanary ta week. of CCD Sunday in the parish. Burch. Mrs. Joseph Minogue, hospitality committee; seated U ents filled Christ the King The monthly meeting of the Al­ Concluding the day of events Oharammariau, ta >aa tha famid Pasilaa The children’s choir will start Mrs. Glenn Curtis. School hall for the first PTA Play ~ perfarmad only tviry 10 yiars. tar and Rosary Society was will be the showing of color rehearsals on Wednesdays from meeting Sept. 21. Drivi ovir tha Austrian bardtr to Inn^ changed to Thursday, Sept. 24, movies supplied by the Mary- 4:15 to 5:15 p.m. and on Satur­ Meeting with the parents Suitable for Church bruck and via tha Brtnnir Past and tha days immediately after the cate­ so that SiMer Anthony could knoll Fathers. The movies will were Father £d\#ard Leyden, Dolomites ta Vanlca. Fly to Roma, whara chism classes at 10:30 a.m. address the meeting. Sister An­ begin at 7:30 p.m., and three Indoor Pock Meet Slated pastor; the teaching Sisters of or Home an audlanet with tha Holy Father hat thony of the Missionary Sisters will be shown. The early eve­ btan raauiitad; thanca to Loutdai and Mrs. Vidmar will be organist. the Precious Blood, and four back home via Dublin. Mrs. Jerry Simon, director; and of Our Lady of Victoryknoll is ning showing is especially for In St. Mary Magdalene's lay teachers. Mrs. George Me- 995.00 the parish supervisor of all CCD children. A donation of 25 cents Caddon, PTA president, pre­ Price includai First Class haltli, mart Kxclmirely at Ritalt, sIzhtsealnL tips, tickets ta the THE BEST IN LUGGACS activities. per adult and IS cents for chil­ (St. Nary Magdalene's Parish, past three years, will be named sided. 0( ail Eln

AHENTION Sts. Peter, Paul's Parish Thornton Parish Holds Holy Family Inquiry Class to Start Denver Home Owners! (Holy Family Parish, Denver) and the business session In the Other officers of the praesi­ dium are Mrs. Elsie Landrum, Successful Open House A fall inquiry class on the school cafeteria. Sets Nuns' Food Show er C^atholic faith will begin in the The first general PTA meet­ secretary; and Mrs. William (Holy Crou Parish, Thornton) neighbors. The cards will be on Richardson, treuurer. Other ac­ GOT HIS LEAKY display for4he rest of the parish remodeled high school library ing of the current school year (Sts. Peter and Paul's Parish, visited the Forest Service Ex­ Hie parish open house, held Thursday, Oct. 1, at 8 p.m. The will be held in the school tive members are Mmes. Joseph every Sutf^ay in the convent Woertman, Herbert Newmann, perimental Station. on Sept 13, wu deemed a 8U^ series of talks by Fsther Ed­ cafeteria on Monday, Sept. Denver) after the Muses. Rogers Motherwell, Gustav Und, ROOF FIXED St. Cecelia's Circle will meet cess by all who attended. The ward Madden will continue for 28. Brief outlines of the year's A food shower for the nuns event marked the second anni­ It wu announced that Mrs. Lawrence Sebeetz, and Miues in the home of Mrs. L. P. Merkl Pat Gibson will be in charge of 10 weeks on Monday and Thurs­ parent program will be given will be held Sept. 27, after all on Thursday, Sept. 24, at 8 pjn. versary of the establishment of by Father Forrest Allen, pas­ Mary Tbomu and Mary Calla­ QUICK! Holy Crou Parish. Officers of the nursery every Sunday dur- day evenings. han. Masses in the school. Canned Mrs. Charles Schroer will en­ ing Masses. The series will mirk the third tor and ipiritnai director; fruit and vegetables or quick tertain St. Jude's Circle at des­ the various organizations of the time that the new library has Sister Mary Elizabelh, high parish were boats and hostesses Plans are being made for canned meats are preferred, but sert bridge on Monday evening. been used for the inquiry ses­ Khool principal; Sister Mary Sept. 28. at 8 p.m. for the afternoon. the Mexican dinner to be held Jean, grade school principal; cash donations will be welcome. in October in Ave Maria HalL sions. Library facilities permit Coffee and doughnuts will be St. Anne's Sewing Circle is The sale of Cbristmu cards the seating of those attending and William Ratbbun, band scheduled to meet on Thursday, wu launched by the Altar and Further Information concern­ instructor. served. ing this event will be an- around a conference table. The Oct 1, at 1 o'clock in the home Rosary Society at its first fall arrangement is designed to en­ The PTA business meeting Any couple Interested in card of Mrs. Catherine Gazell, 4255 meeting. Sept. 14. Each member nonneed later. win ^gin at 8 o'clock, and will playing or rosary making circles The kindergarten PTA held courage informal discussion and Lamar Street, for a dessert- wu uked to take 10 boxes of freedom from a classroom at­ be preceded by a visiting period are invited to contact Mrs. John luncheon and business meeting. cards to sell to friends and its first meeting this year on with the sisters and lay teach­ Anthony at HA. 4-1380. Several Sept. 16. After a short talk by mosphere. The library is In the basement of the old high school ers at 7:30 p.m. Hostesses for openings are available for Father Jones, the new kinder' the refreshment hour following garten teacher, Mias Mary Ann building. bridge players. A Saturday night the business meeting will be the Faculty Is Introduced Cave, was Introduced. It was This week the Apostolite of bridge circle will be held in the senior class room mothers. home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Har- decided by the group to have Good Will committee members meetings only four times a year. from the parish Confraternity Mrs. Nicholas Herold, PTA her on Sept. 26. To St. Elizabeth PTA president, announced this week (SL Elizabetb’s Parish, era, may contact b*r or SlsUr Parents of all children not at­ of Christian Doetrioe are Mrs. Robert Carroll, health EUo*D. The work will consist of tending Catholic schools are sending 500 post-card Invila- that advanced-sale Christmas chairman, and her assistant Denver) cb*dilng aastnmsnti and helping cards are now available from The first meeting of the PTA with the children who need more urged to send their children to tions to the clast to homes In weighed and measured the help. No eert^ amount of boon religious instruction regularly. one area of the parish. officers and Christmu card school children last week. Hear­ (Council wu held on Sept 17 required. committee members of the par­ in the school hall. Meetings will Hoetetae* for tha evening were Classes for children In grades Throngh the eard-lnritations, ing check-ups for the first and the PTA offlctri. one through six are held every the CCD members plan to ents' group. third grades will be held Sept be held on the second Thursday On Thursday, Sept. 24, mem­ It’a alwaya at aa inconvenient of each month thereafter. Saturday morning from 10 a.m cover the entire parish in a bers of Our Lady of Loretto The Most Important time, when repair men are bard 23 and 24. Mother Grace, school princi­ 1st Rally Held to 11:30 ajn. Classes for children pattern extending over several to get, that things go wrong, but Scouts Elect Officers pal, presented the school faculty. grades 7 through 12 will be classes. Praesidium of the Legion of thanks to the National Home The nuns who have joined the held Tuesday evening from Mary will submit the group's an­ CAKE The Boy Scouts elected troop Miss Helen Burke, director of nual report at the monthly Oionert Ciui 24>faour awitebboard officers for the year. They are: staff this year are: Sister M. At St. Cajetan's 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. the Denver Commission of Com­ in ^our life for the service members can get roof and Leo, first grade, and Sister M. city-wide Legion comitium In most important occuioo Senior patrol leader, Tom Rog­ munity Relations, will he the Holy Ghost Hall. The 18th an­ other emergency repaira in a ers; troop treasurer, Jim Glea­ Eileen, second grade. The un­ harry. And you won’t get gouged By PTA Group featuj^ speaker at an Altar nual report of the parish legion W«dditiff C akes son; troop scribe. Brad Merkle; changed staff includes Miss on the pricel (St. CajeUu's Parish, Denver) and Rosary Society breakfast will be read by Mrs. Ray Nor­ A Specialty troop chaplain, Rick Merkl; and Theresa Montoya, third grade; Precious Blood for all women of the parish on You get more than 400 home Sister Marianne, fourth and At the first meeting of Uie ton, president. The report wu repair, mamtrwaTtce and othei troop quartermaster, Dave Trott. Sunday, Oct. 4, following the prepared by Miw Genevieve fifth grade; Sister M. Monica, PTA, held on Sept. 17 in the 7:30 o'dock Mass. services through one Club tele­ Patrol leaders and assistants sixth grade; Sister Jolenta, sev school hall, s committee was Kuester, vice president phone number. |12 fee for scouts are as follows: Ice­ enth grade; and Mother Grace, named to serve refreshments at Altar Society The first annual "Surprise pays all membership costs. berg Patrol, leader, Jim Fluken; eighth grade. the next month's meeting. These Breakfast” will be served by DOLLS — WIGS ^ SHOES Charge all service on credit card! and assistant leader, Jerry The PTA president for the include Mrs. L Rodriguez, Mrs. Holy Name Society-Men'i Club Dolls Dressed to Order BAKERY Materials and workmanship Riggs; Flaming Arrow Patrol, members. Tickets for the break­ year 1059-60 is Mrs. E. A. Hust. Montoya, Mrs. Lucero, Mrs Plans Potiuck Phone RA 2-2859 guaranteed on every jobi leader, Dave Darden; and assist­ The forthcoming activities (Most Precious Blood Parish, fast fete will be on sale in the A.B.C. Doll Hospital Bustos. Mrs. P. Tafoya, and Mrs Home o/ Fine Patlrlei ant leader, Dave Sadar; Hawk were announced. P. J. Torres, Guests wiU be St Denver) north entrance hallway to the neUGIOGS STATUES REPAIRED Patrol, leader, Marc Espinosa; church after all Masses on Sun­ 4 ttsrii to t*rv* You 24-hr. Emergency The milk program report wu Cajetan’s football team, the The Altar and Rosary Society Mrs. J. A. McCourt M So. BrooSwiy S3 So. Unly»rtlty and assistant leader, Peter Ron day, Sept 27. 1590 CeloriSo BIrf.Bl< 2410...... E. 3r4 .. A■ » given by Mrs. Edwin Eyier, and "Knights,” and their coach will have its first meeting Mon­ 616 Downing HA. 3-7617 Service hovde. wlU be on the same procedure, Tony Franks. day, Sept. 28. It will start with a Final plans for the altar On Sept. 19 and 20 the scouts starting Oct 1. The amount will Mr. snd Mrs. Frank Ankele potiuck supper promptly at 7 group's Mass, Communion, and JUST PHONE: breakfut on Oct. 4 will be made of Troop 240 had a camporee at be 60 cents per month. There will sponsor the pancake break p.m. Father William N. Jones, Fraser, accompanied by Tom will be no refund if the child fut to be held in October. arcbdiocesan superintendent of at a meeting on Thursday, Oct. M o n a g h a n AC 2-7937 Rogen and Bob Merkle. Satur­ is absent Tickets may be obtained from Catholic schools. Will be the 1. Recitation of the Rosary in day night the U. S. Forest Serv­ The PTA membership drive PTA memlMrs and the school guest speaker. All women of the the temporary church at 1 p.m. will be followed by refreshments Notionol Home Owners Clvb ice gave a program of color is in process snd the dues will diUdren. These are 50 cents and parish are invited. of Denver sUdea and then the scouta remain the same, 25 cents pw children's portions will be A Boy Scout meeting will be R x OPTICIANS member. An award of $5 will served. All proceeds beneSt the held in the parish hall Friday Pleue enroll me u a mem­ go to the room that turns in PTA fund for school improve­ Sept. 28, at 7:30 pjn. Lakewood Circle GUILD OPTICIANS ber of the National Dome 100 per cent ments and necessities. A new group of Christian 335 14th STREET Owners Club of Deover, $12 Dr. James P. Gray Room mothers assigned are u On Wednesday evenings the Family Movement is being Holds 1st Rally Annual Membership Fee follows: perpetual novena to honor the AComo 2-6433 O Enroll me now OPTOMETRIST G n d t 1: Hri. J e u stU Muintord, patron of the parish takes (SL Bernadette’s Parish, DENVER 2. COLORADO and Hr*. F r u u u Uumford: Lakewood) □ Send Additional Cnde 3: Mn. John Birron, snd place. This month's Intention is JOHN MONAGHAN - MEMBER OF ST. JOHN'S PARISH Information Hn. Robert,Wilt«r*; for the jobless. The first meeting of the Eyes Examined Grad* S: 'Hrt. Has AitowrdIUi. My Name ------— and Mrs. Taylor, Mother of Perpetual Help Circle Addreu ...... — Grad* 4: Hrt. ZrattlDl, aod Hr*. wu held Sept 9 at the home of Visual Care Jerom* Vsait: City____ Zone..-State— Grad* S: Hr*. Jo«* VtJdea, Hr*. Mrs. Frankie Gardner. Co-host­ Marcello Cabuf, in d Hr*. Barela; ess wu Mrs. Thelma Jerman. OLIVER'S Send to National Home Own­ 213 Colo. Bldg. 1615 Calif. Grada t: Mrs. Mlnnla Grtego, and Bridge Lessons ers Club of Denver. Dept. Hr*. W. H. Ptpen Two new members were pres­ CR-24 For Appointment Call: Grada 7: M n. WIUli Angt*. Hr*. ent Mrs. Marie Jacobs and Mrs. 916 Broadway, Paul Gonial**, and Mr*. William Esther Blanchard. TA. 58883 Hartlnex; Meat Market Deover 3, Colorado Grad* S: Hr*. V ild n , Hr*. H od­ To Be Given in The Mother of Perpetual Help man, Mr*. Pahlris, and M il. Hiuao. Cnaiiman eommltta*: Mtmbanblp Circle will sell the uniform ties “ Sereifig Denver Since 1923 With Quotily Mettle’* drivo. Hr*. Paul Gontalei: milk pro­ F*Ul LutX tu* L*nlh*n on Monday, Sept. 28, from 9 to gram. Hr*. Edwin Eyier: htaltb, Arvada Parish 11 at the school. It is impera­ Mr*. Franc** Humford; QvU De- Two yootbs of Precious Blood CHOICE STEAKS - ROASTS Order lense, Jerom* Venet: way* and (St. Anne’s Parish, Arvada) Parish are enrolled in colleges tive that all girls wearing either meina, Mr*. Arthur Veldez. Preliminary bridge lessons for Fresh Poultry Fish ralbar Fiblan Finn, OJ'Jd., gava on scholarships. Paul Luts, the new or old uniforms have these SI will be held in the parish PRINTING COMPANY * talk, -W bat la Expected From the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lutz, ties and wear them at all times e PrefMsional Mo*l Culltr* to Strvo You Child,'* hall Tuesday, Sept. 29, from 8 I3IZ E. Sth A*o. Wa now do offeet Hoihar Crae* gav* a talk about 2516 So. Madison Street is at with the uniforms. TKe price Phono PE. 3-4Sn the tmportanc* ot tha chlldien’i till 10 pjn. for all Interested in the University of Colorado. Sue for the ties is 35 cents. Hours S o.B. to S pja AmpU Porklof Io R«*r Printing lUlgnmenU. learning. From Oct 13 through 1832 Cnrti^KE 4-1393 She aakod that anybody wilting Lenlhan, daughter of Mr. and All members of the Mother to voluntoor for bolpUif tb« teach Nov. 24, a qualified bridge in­ Mrs. Howard Lenihan, is at St of Perpetual Help Circle are structor will teach on Tuesday Mary CoUege, Xavier, Kans. uked to come to the school evenings from 8 till 10 p.m. The ""•■LOW RE Y SpxlalUt* ta Party Paatrt** cafeteria OcL 3 at 8 a.m. to as­ FOR THE FINEST CLEANING charge for six lessons is $6.50 formed by Mr. and Mrs. Vincent sist with the preparation of the AND REPAIRING Interested partis should con­ Collison. If interested, call Mr. annual ham dinner. Anyone not MARTAW1E tact Mrs. John Landrum or Mrs or Mrs. Collison at SK. 6-9277. being able to help should con­ ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC RUGS Ed Roberta. Confraternity Sunday tact Mrs. Thelma Jerman, BE. A catechetical claas for teen Sunday, Sept. 27, is Confra­ 7-5740. •jf Largest selling NEW RUGS and CARPETS AU B u tte r agers from ninth through 12th ternity Sunday. A collection will Spinet Organ CAKES grades was initiated Sept. 23 be taken up for the purpose of W ill ■A Lowest priced lor in the parish hall. Father James enhancing the parish fund. Your to complete organ Rasby is conducting the classes. money goes to train prospective W ill CARPETS •ad it Full percussion An important meeting of cou­ teachers, purchase of materials all models ples interested in joining the Room Size aWs Coll other than what you pay for in and Smaller ■Ar Lowrey Organs M l S. BroMway — PB. S-W30 Christian Family Movement vrill your regular fee, and for other RUGS 2630 E. 3rd DE. 3-8840 ot EA. 2-8361 U a **w«. EnWorM I*. t-lSM Lirg**t f*l*«llens In Ih* city. from $995 as Broadway — SP. 7-T41S be held Sunday afternoon, Oct expenses peculiar to the work­ Also Wall io Walt Claauing ia (K* Horn* M M M M ataBBBaaaaM * 4, at 3 p.m. in the parish ball ings of the CCD in your parish. Come in—listen to the Lowrey and dis­ Christmu cards will be sold The Confraternity is well estab­ Furniture 'S 'j n . 'T ’ AIM cover for yonnelf why more people 0p*n WMnodir Ennio^ Till 9 e'clock after all Masses starting the lished in our parish. Support it At |II*W ( select Lowrey Spinet Organa than any first Sunday of October. in the collection next Sunday. Vnivsfsirf•t 0*> E.M.W. IttSitt other make! AiO NTALDO ’S n s o s. where cuh talks C*h. IM. 1632 California Strsef Bl. Sacrament Society 2141 So. Broadway U . 7.25*5 Joe Onofrio Music Co. Meeting Date Changed SHerman 4-2754 1332 Broadway CH. 4-4556 (Blessed Sirrament Parish, St. Joan of Arc's Circle will Denver) meet Friday, Sept. 25, in the The meeting of the Blessed home of Mn. John Creighton, Sacrament Parish Altar and Ro­ with Mn. Emmett Dignan as sary Society hu been advanced co-hostess. Safeway’s Big Fall Stock-Up! From our Bridal Collection to October 2 instead of the cus­ Catechism classes for children, tomary second Friday of the attending public schools are { One of our Beautiful What a joy to have your cupboards Bridal Gowns. month. The change wu made conducted by the sisten In the * because of the teachers’ conven­ old school every Sunday roorn-| The Royal Silhouetle tion the following week. ing at 9:30. Parents are obliged; of pure silk peau de The Rt. Rev. Honsignor Har­ well-stocked! .... and you can do it now at sole with re-embroi­ to see that their children at-' dered Alencon lace — old V. Campbell, putor, will tend. give a book review on Uy First Religious instruction for those: BIG SAVINGS As shown in the Au­ Seventy Yeort by Sister Hade who attend public high schools tumn issue of Modern leva, president of St. Mary’s Col is taken care of in the Junior Bride. Icgc, Notre Dame. Ind. Newman Club, which meets ev­ The program will also include ery Monday at 7 p.m. in the slides of the El Pomar Retreat basement of the old school. The FRUIT COCKTAIL House for Women, Broadmoor, programs are under the guid­ Del Monte brand. Choice. with Mrs. Edward Geiger, chair­ ance of the Rev. Anton J. Borer. I Ideal for yonr pantry stock up. man of the speakers' bureau, u 3 6 5 ® S.M.B., spiritual moderator of PRICE REDUCED. commentator. the group. All women of the parish, re­ Membenhip in the Junior gardless of (heir affiliation, are Newman Club also includes invited. The rosary will be re­ those who attend Catholic highi cited in the church at 1 pjn. schools. Parents of children at-1 Tender Garden Peas followed by the meeting in the tending public high schools are' school auditorium. under strict obligation to see Kuncr's brand. Fancy. PRICE REDUCED. A social hour in the school that the youngsters take advan­ cafeteria with the officen u tage of the rellgloua instruction hostesses will conclude the offered in the Junior Newman meeting. Club, Committee Leaders ' The Bles-sed Sacrament PT.4 ELBERTA PEACHES The following committee meeting originally schednled Sundown brand. Pieces. chairmen have been appointed for .Monday, Sept. 28. has been REDUCED IN PRICE. by Mn. John F. Mueller, presi­ cancelled. The first meeting dent: Altars, Mn. Henry New- will be on Monday. Oct. 26. yarh; small linens, Mn. Mary E. Downing; vestments, Mn. J. St. Vincent Home ALL PRICES I \ THIS AD GOOD IA DEW EB R Nesladek; boys cauocks and surplices, Mn. John T. Shee­ Card Forty Sloted THRU S AT., SEPT. 26 han; flowen, Mmes. Carl W. St. Vincent’s Aid Society, Brown and Jack McIntosh; hos- Denver, will hold its monthly- pilaiity, Mn. Karl Mayer; pro­ card party on Oct. 8 at 12:30 gram. Mn. J. Vincent Connor: p.m, in the gym at St. Vincent’s membership. Mrs. Francis X. Home. 4159 Lowell Boulevard. Coyle, Jr.; circles, Mn. Charles Tickets may be purchased at the 1 SAFEWAY |M. Miller; door. j Publicity, Mn. Mark J. Fel Watkins products will be on- !ling; ways and means, Mrs. A. sale at this party for the first iG. Topil; vigil lights. Mn. E. G. time and every month there­ W l RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. jKennebKk: deanery. Mn. A. J. after. Proceeds will go to the • NONE SOLD TO DEALERS. • ICummings. and refreshments, {home. Support is needed to I 1 Mrs. V. P. McVeigh. make this project a success. Thunday, Sapt. 24, 1959 Offica, 938 Bannock Straat THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talaphone Keyitona 4-4205 PAGE SEVEN

AT ST. CLAHfl ORPHANAGE

Franciscan Third Order

Of St. Elizabeth's Sets

Retreat Day on Sept. T1

Members of the Tbird Order and may easily be reached by of St Francis of St. Elizabeth’s taking Bus No. 8. ('ratemity, Denver, will hold The day of recollection will Places for Guild Retreat the annual day of recollection 'hot include Mass. Members are on Sunday, Sept 27, at St urged to attend Mass in their Oct. 2-5, Still Available Clara's Orphanage. respective parish churches. The day's proeram will begin Those attending the recollection There are still a few vacanriet hold the September meeting in with reg^alion at 10 o'clock day are a.sked to bring their left for the Archbbhop Guild the home of Shirley Barlow own box lunches because k b and end at S p.m. treat at £1 Pomar during the Thb circle i* very anxious to impossible (or the staff at St. week end of Oct. 2-5. Anyone in­ MERCY AUXILIARY OFFICERS The Rev. Clarence Groff. obtain new members. Anyone in­ O.F.M., member of the Francb^ Clara’s to senre a luncheon. The terested should contact Dorothy terested should contact Joanne MEMBERS OF MERCY HOSPITAL Women’s Aux­ can Mbsion Band, will conduct *'®**''*'‘' Dandrow MA. 3-0677 immedi­ erages to go with the box ately. The cost b $20 and a Barton EA. 2-0218. iliary met at the hospital on Sept. 12 to elect officers for the spiritual exercises. the coming year, and to present the sbten with a $5,000 check St Clara’s Orphanage b lo­ lunches.' CONSULTATION ON BARBECUE $5 deposit b requested with the The members of St. Patrick's cated at 3800 W. 20th Avenue Father Daniel Barry, O.F.M.. reservation. Father John Ratch- Circle will meet in tbe home of to be earmarked for buic research. director of the local Third TWO OFFICERS of the Loretto Guild are shown ford will be the retreat master. Mary Catherine McGrath for the September meeting to view her Pictured are, left to right. Mrs. Charlu Cassidy, Sr., corre­ Order that hu ib headquarten making final plans for the recipe of the barbecued beef Eileen Conry, president, hu sponding secretary; Mrs. A. G. Topil,' vice president; Mrs. B. at St Eliubetb's Church, in dinner to be served Sunday, SepL 27, at Lwetto Heighb College, new home and new daughter, announced the following com­ Lisa Ann. E Gronman, president; Mrs. Dean Huffman, recording secre­ Fatima Club vitet all who are interested in Denver. The women are Mrs. Herman Seep, lefL vice president mittee chairmen tor tbe 19596(1 tary; and Mrs. L. U. Wagner, treasurer. Mrs. Cyrus A^erson, the Third Order to attend the of the guild, and Mrs. W. L. Earley, president. Reservations can season: Ways and means, Pat A group of volunteers have aubtant treuurer, wu absent from the city. To Open day of recollection. “It b not be made up to Friday afternoon. Sept. 25, by calling the college, Murray and Anne Brenner: pub­ bean working each Monday eve­ merely for actual members,” WE 6-3423. licity, Thelma Elliot, Josephine ning at St Francb de Sales rec­ Father Daniel said, “but for Ipsen, Catherine Parsball. and tory to complete the records on Year Oct. 3 anyone interested in learning Mary Beier; membership, Eileen tha “Friends of Cbmel." Any University Club Plans Picnic more about the Third Order. DeBruno and Grace Rome; lin­ member interested in helping on On Saturday, Oct. 3. a Hass Part of the day's schedule will Members and guesb of the Abel, SP. 7-4814; Pbll Brocklsh, Loretto Guild to Hold ens, Jessie Pasquale and Alice thb fine project b encouraged be a special meeting with inter­ St. Thomu University Club, SP. 7-4213; Lit Foley, FR. at 12 noon in Holy Ghost Church, Gathercote: entertainment, Ev- to Join them any Monday eve­ Denver, followed by a luncheon ested persons at which time the ning. Denver, will have a picnic Sun­ 76160; or Marilyn Beckford, Third Order wilt be explained Beef Dinner on Sept. 27 vie Starbuck and Anna May Mar day, Sept. 27, at Flaptaff, 7-8848. in the Denver Tea Room will and questions answered. Then, telon; deanery. Eileen Koester: above Boulder. They will meet The club b composed of prac­ open the 1959-60 season of Our Reservations are due Fri­ will be served at 4 p.m., after catechetical, Catharine Maloney Oblate Group to Hold if anyone wishes to Join the day, Sept. 25, for the barbe­ which there will be an aquatic at 1 p.m. at the Knights of Col- ticing Calbolict who have bad at Lady of Fatima First Saturday Third Order, all he has to do b and Marian Kelly; Infant of Colorado Springs Meet least two years of college edu­ cued beef dinner to be served show In the college's new Prague Nursery, Eileen Conboy; tunbtu, 1575 Grant Street, Den­ Club. lo come to the October meet­ ver, for transportation to the cation. Those interested may Sunday, Sept. 27, by the Lo­ swimming pool. hbtorian, Betty Santo; ()ueen The Oblate group of Colorado At a council meeting held re­ ing." retto Guild at Loretto Heights lite. come to club activUiei and at­ cently in the home of the chair The regular meeting time of The charge will be $1.25 (or of Heaven Orphanage, Henrietta Sivings will meet Sunday, Sept College. Denver. It was an­ adulb and 75 cenb for cbll- Knox; St Clara's Orphanage, 27, at 2 pjn. in Corpus Ctaristi Food and refreshmenb will tend the roeetinp held on the man. Hiss Lucille Murphy, ten- the Third Order b the fourth nounced thb week by Mrs. be provided. The fee b $1.50. second Wednesday of the tative plans were discussed for Sunday of each month at St. dren. Bemieta Hauptman; social Church. All are Inrited, espe­ W. L. Earley, president of the tion, Rose D^o; and retreat cially anyone wishing to share Reservations should be made month' at 8:15 pm in the the coming setson, with the Elizabelh'i Church. 11th and Reservations can be made KnlfbU of Columbus HaU, 1575 guild. by calling tbe college, WE. Dorothy Dandrow. more completely in the liturgy with one of the following mem­ spiritual director, the Rev. Wil­ Curtb Streeb, Denver. bers by Friday, Sept.’ 25: Flo Grant Street, Denver. liam Monahan. The dinner will be the first 66423. <)ueen of Heaven Circle will of the Church. social event of the seuon to Others attending included be sponsored by the guild, Mmes. John La Tourette, John Rectory Bought which includes parenb of Lippitte, Helen Bumi, Juanita past and present Loretto Hammond, and the Hisses Nina n Broomfield Heighb studenb, alumnae of Heber, Helen Murphy, and Isa the college, and othen inte^ belle McNamara. (Nativity of Our Lord Parish ested in promoting Catholic All former, u well as inter Broomfield) higher education. ested new memben. are invited N ew 100 years ago...v; During the coming week. Fa­ The program will open at 2 to attend this initial meeting, ther George Weibel wUl move p.m. with swimming and both the Mass, which will also into the new rectory recently games for guesb. A dinner include all the indulgenced purchased by the parish. Hb prayers prescribed for the First new address will be 580 W. 3rd Saturisy Devotions, and the Avenue Drive. Study Club W ill Hear luncheon. The house adjoins the land N ew today in Colorado; Reservations for the latter are on which the parbh will build Humon Relations Talk $1.40 per plate and should be in the near future. It will serve made by Friday, Oct 1, by call; as a more than adequate rec­ The Catholic Women’s Study ing either Mrs. John LaTour- tory at present, and It is large dub of Denver will hold the ette at FR 7-1062 or Misa Nina enough that it might be con­ season's first meeting Thursday, Heiser at EA 2-4610. verted into a convent when the Oct. 1. at 1 p.m. in the Denver parish is ready to begin Dry (kMds Tea Room. Helen school. Burke of the Adult Educational Women's Press Club During the past two weeks, Council will apeak on “Human large number of parbhioners Relations." Bus Tour Route Told have spent many hours prepar­ Members wishing to make . . . f a m e d ing the new rectory for oc reservations should call Un Colorado CathoUe Women’s cupancy by the pastor. Dorothy Jackson at FL. 5-6441 Press Club's chartered bus Next Sunday the parish will or Mrs. Giles Foley, president, S t .J o h n ' s tour from Denver te LeadviUe inaugarate the Dblogne Mass at EA. 2^552. on Sept 26 will go by way of at all the Dlasses. George Bel- Bailey and Palrplay and re­ fenbein will be in charge of a turn by way of Clitnaz, Love- gronp of men who will serve bnd Past, snd Georgetown. as readers and who will di­ IVomen's C lu b At LeadviUe vblb will be rect. the congregation in giv­ made to Annunristlon Cbnrrh ing the responses. Holds Meeting B r e a d and to St Joseph's Church, famons for Its paintings by i Mn. Lou J. Weber, president former putor. Meeting Set Sept. 24 of the Regb Women's Club <4 The cost of the tour will By Council of Nurses friends of tbe library, enter K' be $6, which will include taioed the officers and commit­ The old original recipe o f the everything except luncheon. The September meeting of the tee chairmen of the group Sept Passengers may bring their Denver Council of Catholic 18 at her home. own luncheons, and an at­ Nurses will be held Thursday. Plans (or the coming year m onks of S t John's Abbey tempt b being made to have Sept. 24. at St. Joseph's Hos­ were made and Father Charles ■'Ly'P' luncheon served In LeadviUe. pital Nurses' Residence at 7:45 Kruger. SJ.. moderator, was p.m. A brief business meeting present. Abo present were For reservations caU Mrs. and election of a treasurer to Mmes. Edwin F. DeLine, T. G. CecUe McGraw, MA. 3-S906. fill the vacancy left by Mbs Morfeld, Galen E. Rowe, Rob­ Mary' Noble's resignaUon will ert S. Norton. Henry G. Gbler. precede the program. Benedic W. H. Marvel. Mary Robinson, Parents of Fresbmen lion will bo held at 7:30 p.m J. P. Constantine, Carl Majer. before the meeting. A1 Rotola, Paul Villiano, John To Be Guests at Regis Mary Noble has joined the Coyne, Vincent M. Dwyer, John U.S. Air Force. Rae, Thomas Early, James R. A get-acqualnted meeting and McCabe, Valerie Jones, and Hiss social for the parenb of fresh Tbe nurses' retreat at El Po- -A. ‘ .-i'' mar Sept. 12 was well attended Helen Behm. men wiU open the 195960 sea son Sunday. Sept. 27, at 8 p.m in Regb High School. The Rev. James R. Eatough SJh principal of Regb High SebooL and Mrs. H. F. Wegs president of the Mothers' Club, }, will welcome the group in the library. FoUowing a talk by Father f: Eatough the parenb are invited to remain for the social hour. Officers of the Fathers and Mothers' Club will host a Dutch lunch. m Guild Will Entertain Sisters of Chority The members of the Seton Guild, Denver, will entertain Available in both TTAtf# all the Suters of Charily of and Dark Loavet Cincinnati living in the Denver area at a picnic Saturday, Oct DISCUSS DISCRIMINATION 10, in Christ the King Church ball in Evergreen. FATHER FRANCIS MALECEK, professor of philos kfr. and Mrs. John Madden ophy at Regis College, outlines for William Joseph, head of the art department at Loretto Heighb College, a blk on racial and family recently vbited discrimination. Tbe talk b being prepared for the topic out­ More than a century ago, black-robed Now, for the first time, you can enjoy the their daughter. Sbter Ann Ed line. “Brothers Under the Skin," one of the 33 progrsms in the Benedictine monks from Bavaria settled in the goodness, the nutrition of St. John’s Bread. ward in Mt. St. Joseph's, 0. booklet Parenb Must Be Teachers. Loretto Hei^U College and Mrs. Mary Connm, sbter of Regb College are ^oviding a speaken' bureau for the Kappa verdant, softly-rolling hills above Lake Sagatagan You can buy it at your grocer’s. Each loaf is Sbter Ann Patrice, recently re­ Gamma Pi program booklet. baked to the original Old World natural recipe. tired from the Western Union in Minnesota. In the heart of America’s richest Company and went to Ireland farmland, they built an abbey and founded a Your first taste will tell you why this hearty, for an extended vblt with rela­ Regis, Heights to Help nourishing bread of the Benedictine monks of tives there. university. One of the most treasured possessions Supply Program Talkers the small band of men brought with them from St. John’s has become so famous. Tabernacle Society the Old World was a recipe for Bread . . . bread so Loretto Heighb College and Both Sister Cecille ghd Mr. St. .John’s Bread is baked for you by special hearty and nourishing that it was almost a meal Sets First Meeting Regb College have each offered Connor caution progrfim plan­ arrangement with St. John’s by your to provide speakers when pos­ ners to use discretion in plan­ in itself. It was a thick-crusted, nut-brown loaf, The Tabernacle Society will sible for programs listed in the ning for speakers, and to make Butternut Bread Bakery. hold ib first meeting of the booklet, Parenb Must Be Teach­ their requesb well in advance each springy slice rough-grained and fragrant. season in the Cilhedril Rec­ ers, the program booklet writ­ of the meeting dale. They re­ tory, 1501 Pennsylvania ten by a committee of the port that the number and avail- TODAY— you’ll find St. John’s Bread at your Street, Denver, on Friday. Denver Chapter of Kappa 'ability of speakers are limited, Though its fame has been growing for neighborhood market. Choose the traditional Gamma Pi. ^hut they will do all they can to Oct 2. at 2 p.m. The annual rough-grained DARK loaf or the delicious reports wUl be given and Sister Cecille. dean of studies (ill requests. more than a hundred years, only recently has there will be insblbtlon of at Loretto Heighb, will attempt I Parenb Must Be Teachers b the legendary crusty bread of St. John's delicate white. Try it... toast it... taste the new officers. The Very Rev. tn fill requesb for speakers available from the Denver Chap­ Monsignor Walter J. Cana- made to her: Richard Connor, iter Kappa Gamma Pi, 1236 Mil become available to the public. loaf that became a legend. van, rector of the Immaculate publicity director at Regis Col­ waukeo, Denver 6, Colo. The Conception Cathedral, will be lege. will fill requesb plsced price b $1.50 per copy or $5 tbe speaker. iwilh Regb. (or I parub kit o( (our bookleb BAKED EXeiXSIVELY BY THE BAKERS OF NEW BUTTERNUT BREAD ?AGE EIGHT Office, 936 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone Keystone 4-4205 Thuridoy, Sept. 24, 1959

First Meeting of Year OidsD-dudiD StddsL Unit in Lakewood Held by Leodville PTA KFML Radio fo Carry Slates Bake Sale (ADnundatioR Parish, diocesan superintendent of paro­ f On September 27 LeadvlUe) chial schools, was guest speaker. Notre Dame Grid Games St. Mary's PTA. held its first PTA meetings are held the By C. J. Zecha (St. Nary Magdalene's Parish, meeting of the current school third Monday of each month at The Notre Dame University football games will be Lakewood) year Sept. 21 in the Parish 7:30. Plans were made for the broadcast live and direct this year on KF^fL Radio, 1390 activities of the school year. A bake sale sponsored by the Hall. on the AM dial. The announcement was made this week The Rev. William Jones, arch- Committee chairmen and Altar and Rosary Society will room mothers were announced by Rich Froemke, sales executive and free-lance radio be held in the school cafeteria pensonality, who made the ar­ by Mrs. Rose Green, president. •Movies on TV after all the Masses on Sunday. rangements. The games will be In the past summer months, TN« tollewing «r* movlti to b« Sept 27. Parishioners will be sponsored for the third consecu­ 'oown In tbo Donvrr and Colorodo contacted this week for dona­ the society was engaged in the tive year by Hutchinson Home Springs ar«*s In Hit w*«k of Stpt. SCADE.MY window p-iintings, a banquet, •?S-0SECRET OF MONTE CRISTO, not that the necessary arrange­ year because listed (13): MAN IN HALF-MOON ments may be made prior to Members attending were Mmes. STREET. A-2 <»); DRACULA, B (Si; Rose Green. Andrew Champeau, Ken Adamson, the reception of Confirmation. six-foot, two- ALLEGHENY UPRISING. A -l (4); Nuns' Food Shower Set at St. Rose's Ralph Montoro, and Donald SAINTS AND SINNERS. A-2 (21. Mrs. Dallarosa will be host­ inch guard SATURDAY, SEFT. 24 ISt. Rase of Lima’s Parish, day, Oct. 2, and will close on Bellmar, whose number is TA. Youmans. and captain of THIS IS MY LOVE. B, low n o n i ess to St Frances Cabrini Cir­ tOBa (9); SPY IN BLACK, not Hated Denver) Sunday, Oct. 4. 5-7824. cle on Thursday, Sept. 24. the team, is a |2l; RAMROD, A-2 (2); iSCAPE, A-2 The Altar and Rosary 111); MAIN STREET TO BROAD­ The annual food shower for Volunteers were requested to resident of WAY, A-2 (4): F O LLO W ME flower chairman, Mrs. Perry serve as teachers' aids for Colorado QUIETLY. A-2 (4); WINGS IN THE the Bisters of the parish school Wasinger, issued a request AMUSEMENT—DINING Springs. He is DARK. A-l (9); THIS WAY PLEASE, is set for Sunday, Sept. 27, at about two hours a month. Two A-l 191; LAUGHING ANNE, B. tends for names of parishioners years of college are required. a graduate of to 'condone Immoral actions (I2i. the church. Each family was who have garden flowers they Marist High SUNDAY, SePT. 27 asked to donate canned goods The principal said these aids GOOD LOOKING! IT HAPPENED IN' FLATBUSH, can donate to the church for might be asked to do such RECREATION School, At- KtnAdamton A-l (21; MR. UNIVERSE. A-l (2); or food staples and to bring use on the altars. She wishes lanta, Ga., and will be seeking RED SALUTE, A-l (21; JASSY, & them to the church when they things as supervise study pe­ U; ducted for the seventh and be made when necessary. Irish gridders is as foUows: GANGWAY FOR TOMORROW A-2 eighth grade girls snd boys of rect papers, or to do clerical (4); MILLION DOLLAR BABY, A-2 Mrs. Wasinger thanked those work. The convent phone num­ Sept. 2$, North Carolina at I4i; GIVE ME A SAILOR, A-l (9); the'parish school on Sept. 23 who have been keeping the ANGEL, B (9); BACK TO BATAAN, by the pastor, the Rev. Barry J. ber is RA. 2-0934. Notre Dame, 11:20 ajn. A-2 (4). altar supplied with garden flow­ Oct. 3, Purdue at Lafayette, TUESDAY, SEPT. 29 Wogan. Four conferences were ers during the summer months. A capacity crowd attended 12:30 ARTTETC AND MODELS, A-2 <«); held followed by Benediction of DIPLOHANIACS, A-l (4); CONFES­ There is also a need for a the Aicbdiocesan Union Holy Oct. 10, California at Berke­ SIONS OF A NAZI SPY. A-l (41; the Blessed Sacrament. women who can take the re­ Name meeting in the parish ley, 2:20 TOKYO ROSE. A-l (2); BULLDOG DRUMMOND AT BAY. A-l (2); MID­ The women of the parish are sponsibility to change the water ball on Sept. 23 according to m z Oct. 17, Michigan State at NIGHT. A-2 (9); THE BIG BROAD­ invited to join members of the for the altar flowers and dis­ Harry Grant, the president He East Lansing, 11:20 CAST OF 1932, A-l (9); TELL NO TALES, A -l (11); THAT CERTAIN Altar and Rosary Society in card wilted flowers on Mondays, «inounced the following as Oct. 24, Northwestern at No-, WOMAN, A-2 (4). cleaning the church on Thurs­ and a woman who can do this members of Holy Name com­ WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30 VES.ITS FUN FOR EVERYONE T O ^ OUT TO tre Dame, 11:20 day, Oct. 1, at 9 aJTi., prepara­ on Wednesdays. Volunteers mittees: Membership, Frank Oct. 31, Navy at Notre Dame, BELOVED BACHELOR, not listed D/NNER AND 6ATHER WiTH THE CROWD AT (9); OLD ACQUAINTANCE, B. re- tory to the Forty Hours’ Devo­ may contact Mn. Wasinger, Clayton; first vice president, ' 12:20 fleeta acceptabllty of divorce 14); tion. Forty Hours begins on Fri- WE. 4-4865. Jim Andrews; chairman, El­ \ Nov. 7, Georgia Teach at No­ KISS AND TELL. A-2 (2); NORTH­ IDRLO FAMOUS WEST STAMPEDE, A-l (2); MILUON Brother Alban, vocational di­ liot LaBay, John Lederhos, and tre Dame, 12:20 DOLLAR LEGS. A-l (91 BIG BROWN rector of the Christian Broth­ Bob Linnet; sick and vigil, FOR EYES. A-2 (9j; THUNDER AFLOAT, Nov. 14, Pittsburgh at Pitts­ A-2 11); PRINCESS O’ROURKE. A-2 ers, will discuss vocations with John Sweeney, chairman, and 3 u f f u ' s (4). GOOD HEARING! burgh. 11:20 the seventh and eight grade Roy Kulp and A1 Schilz; pro­ Nov. i l , Iowa at Iowa City. THURSDAY, OCT. 1 PTA Holds Tea BOY TROUBLE. A-l (9); ADVEN­ boys on Friday, Sept. 25. gram, T^ Lahnen, chairman, Others have tried — novr SHAMROCK 12:20 TURES OF DON JUAN, B, tenda to The principal reported that Nov. 28, Southern California condone Immoral actlona (4); BLACK and Don Milner and Dick Hu- SoDotone has hidden its 1645 TREMONT FRIDAY, A-2 (2); PRI v ATE To Honor Nuns 32 boys and 56 girls, sixth, sev­ ter; latest transistor liearmg aid at Notre Dame, 11:S0 WORLDS, A-I (9); ALL WOMEN enth, and eighth graders, volun­ BQSI COFFEE C £ o u t o - fifiow ti T a C o jc e HAVE SECWBTS. A-2 (9); ALL- Resolutions and parliamen­ AMERICAN C H U M P. A-l (11); teer^ to serve on the safety in light, graceful eyeglasses. tarian, Charles Onofrio; press, On TV, Rodio CRACK-UP, A-2 (4). patrol this year. Elected as cap­ Worn as one unit — nothing In Ft. Collins stage, screen, radio, and TV. Th* tallewing irt programs ichod tains were—for the boys, Ralph else to wear. Choice of smart ul*U during In* coming wotk on Melphy and, for the girls, co­ Dan Driscoll, chairman, and Oenvor tnd Colorado Springs sta (St. Joseph’s Parish, Bob Shaefer; retreat, Don styles for both men and lions. fieligiouA. Ft. Collins) captains, Jacqueline Nieman women. Look your best DENVER and Kathleen King. Byrne, Burt Stadlg, and Jim O n KOA-TV, ChaniMl 4. Hanley; publicity, Roger Dal while hearing your best. Occasions.,. KRMA-TV (Educational) Cbannal 4. St. Joseph's Parent Teacher Mrs. Frank Moore, PTA presi­ fiADgham jL. Vera; Nocturnal Adoration, Whan you have important guests to entertain, and can­ KLZ-TV, Channal 7. Association of Fort Collins en­ dent, presided over the first KBTV, Channal 9. tertained at a tea Thursday, Russ Hager; Big Brother, E. C. COME IN, PHONE OR WRITE not afford disappointment in good food end service, bring COLORADO SPRINGS Gtt Mladic fall meeting, introducing mem them to the Holland House, and enjoy the thrilling KKTV, Cltann4l 11. Sept. 17, honoring the Sisters Becker, chairman, and Russ Ha­ FREE DEMONSTRATION KRDO-TV, Channol 13. bers of the faculty, the school atmosphere of Colorado's scenic grandeur. • * • ROA, Denver of Loretto who teach at the nurse, Mrs. Vida Rotbgam, and ger; explorers, John Lederhos, school. Cubs, and Earle Cochran;. They will be impressed with the beauty of our various FRIDAY, SEPT. 2) CATHOLIC HOUR— chairmen of committees. Mrs 11 a.m__Shewcasa: A GUbert and Sundays, 9:31) a.m, T h a Four Mrs. John O'Connor, PTA Scouts; 50-50 Club, Martin SONOTONE Dining Rooms. Sullivan operetta U presantad each Last Things," with Fithtr Rob­ Rothgam will be in the school Friday at tbls time vrith Rich ert W. Slaaton, S.J. Sapl. 27: president, announced that the on Friday mornings. Clennon, John Francone, John Frwmke (KFML Radio AM, FM). '’Judgment." committee -chRirmen for this PTA committee chairmen m- McDonald, Tony M e r e 11 i, SATURDAY, SEPT. 14 OF DENVER ASK AND LEARN— term are Mrs. John Rauch, George Lange, BUI Veto, and 11:20 4.m.—Football: Notre Dame troduced were Mrs. Roy Mills, nOO II4|., U. 4-1414 University vs. North Caroline Sundays, 19:24 p.m. membership; Mrs. Frank Dreil- membership co-chairman, who Bay Tremcl. The Holy Name (KFML Radio, 1390 00 dial). goal for the year is $3,000. 4—Pro Football: Cleveland Browns KPSC, Denver ing, student activity; Mrs. Wil­ announced that 98.8 per cent of va. Ptttabursh Stealers (Channels 9 fred Cram, health and safety; the parents had paid their dues, Mother Cabrini Circle will SOMIONE 09 COLOEADO SKIN64 GOLDEN.COLORADO and 13). THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY 303V^ PlkH 9«lk An., Mt. 44341 SUNDAY, SEFT. 27 Falhtr Jamas Keller, M.M.— Mrs. Robert Prison, finailee; the sixth and eighth grades hav­ meet on Monday. Sept. '28. in D ialsf fMtn* dailjr 9r«a 12 aoen to 2 P-M.t ft:30 P M. t« f P.M. 9;4S—Football; Taped telecait of Monday through Friday, 12 Mrs. James Guyer, scouting; neon. ing 100 per cent membership in Mrs. Anthony Merelli's home Notre Dama-N. Carolina game (Chan­ Mrs. Robert Wildgen, first Fri­ SONOTONE Of oacEiey Siiod«r, lr*fB 12 mnon !• 9 P.M nels 7 and II). SACRED HEART FROGRAM— PTA, parentwise. at 436 S. Eliot at 8 p.m. The 12 noon—Christophers: Regular se­ lEngllihl—Monday through Fri­ days; Mrs. Sigmund Paplaski. Mrs. Lee Leyba, health chair­ women wUI sew on a black an- CrMln II4|., Ellin 24431 Ph. CR. 9-2394 ries with Father James Keller. M.M., day, 9 a.m. "Prayer in Your librarian; and Mrs. Larry Com­ man, announced that visual as host (Channel 4), Life,’’ (Spanishi—Saturday, 7 tipendium for the church. 2— Sacred Heart Program: ’T ar­ a.m.; ings, publicity. screening will take place in the nished Gifts,” Father John Hoch- ban, S J. IChanna) 111. The program THE CHRISTOPHERS— PTA room mothers are Mrs. school on Friday, Sept. 25. in on Channel 9, usually at I;30 pjn., Sunday, 7 a.m. Richard Codd, Mrs. Kenneth the first, third, fifth, and sev­ will not be seen this weak owing THE LAMPLIGHTER— Sullivan, and Mrs. John Reid, Traveling Men to the Khrushchev press confer­ enth grades. The library chair­ ence. Monday through Friday, 4:40 first grade; Mrs. D. J. Enright, SAVE HERE-EARN MORE! p.m. man is Mrs. Jack Schuster who Stay at the 3— ChHstophars; Regular series Mrs. Gale Romer, and Mrs. Rob- ____ For the second half of '59 we intend to (Channel 2). KOI-R, Sterling reminded the parents that the 10:04—Splendid Amerlcen; Report ert Mead, second grade; Ite. ^((^kmobile will continue to be pay dividends at the rate of on the work of three humantarlaas. SACRED HEART FROGRAM— Andrew Chismar. third grade; Including Dr. Thornes A. Dooley Saturdays, d:4S a.m. on the school grounds every ARGONAUT HOTEL ■Channel 9). Mrs. Edward Withrow, fourth MONDAY, SEPT. 10 KFKA, Greeley other Wednesday, and that FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR (1319 kc.) grade; Mrs. J. L. Waggoner, 4 ’/ 4 % Per Annum BRIDGE PARTIES. DANCES AND 4:30—Shirley Temple Storybook: adult books wUI also be avaU- "All Baba and the 40 Thieves" AVE MARIA HOUR— fifth grade; Mrs. William Jepon, DINNERS PHONE S4AIN S-SIOI (Channels 9 snd 13i. Sundays, 4 p.m. sixth grade; Mrs. Frank Dreil- able. (Compounded Semi-.Annualiy) 9:30—Current Books and Authors: The room mother chairman Baeutllnl Bcllroeitit Prlval* Dlntof Roojni KVOR, Colorado Springs ing and Mrs. William Robb, Stan Feckhtm and bis first show of is Mrs. Jack Major; ways and Save by the JOth—Eorn from the 1st the sasiott with Pulitzer Prize win- SACRED HEART PROGRAM— seventh, and Mrs. Sterling nar A. B. Guthrie and Stewart Hol­ Sundays, 9:14 a.m. means chairman, Mrs. Burt Sta- brook (Channel (). Brechtel and Mrs. Martin Mor­ WRITf FOR FREE SAVE BY MAIL KIT ' TUESDAY, SEPT. 29 KRAI, Craig gan. eighth. dig; Mrs. Lyman Lewis, safety: ONLY 7:30—Red Skelton: The comedian SACRED HEART FROORA7A— Mrs- William Connor, sisters' Free Customer Parking on Our Lot ■* .iJ starts his new season (Channels 7 Sundays, 11:30 aun. At the tea Mrs. Romer, Mrs. transportation; Mr. and Mrs. .1 'f:* and 111. Enright, and Mrs. Mead were l:3^Bing Crosby: Special hour KBOL, Boulder Ray Marsh and Mr. and Mrs. Ask about our free Rogers Bros. “Shower of Silver” show with Frank Sinatra, P e g ^ Lee, (1499 ke.J in charge of the program. Room Louis Armstrong, and .loe miihkln Tar Yegge, co-chairmen, hospi­ THEJ=UAG6. FOH TOUR MONE> SINCE lOtO SACRED HEART FROGRAM— mothers were hostesses. Presid­ iChannels 9 and 111. ing at the refreshment table' tality: Mrs. Harry Schraeder. WEDNESDAY. SEPT, 3d Monday through Saturday, 4:14 GOLDEN s a v i n g s & LOAN 10:44—World Series: nrst game to a.m. Currant series: "Joy In were Mrs. Prison, Mrs. Victor Civil Defense. be telecast (Channels 4. 5, 13). Suffering." Program, Mrs. Sam Buck- \ y \ j L u c i \ association THURSDAY, OCT. 1 Miller, Mrs. Robb, and Mrs. stein, who announced that the 70I.-1'3th STREET . 7:3d—Playhouse 90: ‘Target for (Drop 1 letter or postcard to Guyer. all past presidents. Mrs. GOLDEN, COLORADO Three." Drama with Ricardo Hon- theN stations, telling them you talban (Channels 7 and 11). Wildgen arranged a centerpiece Rev, WUliam Jones will be the MeMBER-FTE$ER*L SAVesas a LoAn Inzuhancz Corporation appreciate theaa programa.) of fall flower. Name cards were guest speaker at the next meet­ prepared by Mrs. Gayle Norman ing in December: and Mrs. Ph. CR. 9-2525 Hours 9-5 Sat; Til Noon Current Movies | and Mrs. Edward Clark. Two Earle Cochran, typing chair­ seventh grade girls, Judy Hil man. Mrs. Perry Wasinger is Batoio ore Legion of Dtcaney Loyola Forum rsKngt of new motion pictures dred and Barbara Dreiling, as­ the CPTL representative who currently showing tn Denuer the­ sisted- The first PTA meeting announced that baby sitters and aters. Aolings of second-run and Talks Planned Mack Johns Custom Tailors other fllnu con be foun^ (n the of the season is scheduled Oct. transportation will be provided] NaTiovai. Section of the Rsaiana. (Loyola Parish, Denver) 21. At this time a food shower for those parents who wish to] 1439 lr«a4«T KE 4-4914 A-l, unobiactlonable for aenersi Father Edward L. Maginnis. will be given for the Sisters of attend CPTL meetings on the patronage: A-l, uneP|actlonaela for SJ., professor of theology at 1st. Joseph's School. third Thursday morning of th,ol idalascants and adults; A-3, unob- Cossocks Suits Cloaks lecHonsbl* for adults; B. oblac- Regis College, will speak to the month. , tlonable In part; C, condemned. Loyola inquiry forum on Fri­ GRAND ILLUSION, A-2 The publicity will be hand-' Customed Tailored THE BLUE ANGEL. B day, Sept. 25. His subject will First Fall Meeting led by Mrs. Robert Berg. WE [ FORBIDDEN FRUIT. B be the "Holy Sacrifice of the 6-3755. Cookies for Catholic] Roman Cassocks starting at $69.50 DARBY O’GILL AND THE USO will be provided for by| LITTLE PEOPLE, A-l On Wednesday evening. Sept. For Mt. Carmel Semi-Jesuit Cassocks starting at $79.50 FOR THE FIRST TIME. A-l (he PTA on Saturday. Oct. 10. r MURDER BY CONTRACT, A-3 30, he will speak on "The Bible A correction’ was made in ref­ Cloaks—$97.50 ROOM AT THE TOP, B and Tradition.” The inquiry DESERATE WOMEN. C PTA Set Sept. 30 erence to the phone number of, THE REBEL SET, A-3 forum, begun Sept. 23. is held the second grade teacher. Miss. CaU Bob Hatkint TEN SECONDS TO HELL, A-2 every Wednesday and Friday LOVE IS MY PROFESSION, C (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel evening at 7:30 o’clock on the FACE OF FIRE, A-l Parish, Denver) THAT KINO OF WOMAN. A-3 second floor of Loyola School. a«. to see the fabulous ‘Million Dollar REFORM SCHOOL GIRL. B WONDERFUL COUNTRY. LUtIng Eighty-one members were jit. Carmel PTA meetings not svillable present at the first meeting of wUi be on the last Wednesday Display’. .. 31 Homes completely SIGN OF THE GLADIATOR. Lut­ ing not available Uyola PTA last Tuesday evc-|of every month. The first meet- WAFT A WAIL for WEARY WILLIE . . . finished, furnished, decorated, PLAYS mng. The principal. Sister ing will be on Wednesday, Sept. THE PA.itSlON PLAY. Family James Ellen, introduced the fac­ 30. at 8 p.m. in the grade school who went to the washer once too often. landscaped... ulty members: Sister Pauline, gym. The council meeting will first grade; Sister Marie Vir- precede the regular meeting, at W illie wore wosh-and-wears for their winning woys. But he found HEAR ginia. second grade; Miss Ellen 17 p.m. in the assembly room. Campbell, third grade; Sisterjihe kindergarten class will en- after weathering the woys of the wosher regulorly, his gorments took Jean Marie, fourth grade; Vin-j tertain, aad the kindergarten on the w ilt of a worn whole. ASK and LEARN C€Rt CwbOne. fifth grade; Sis-jpoom molhere will serve re» ter Rose Michael, sixth grade;,freshments. Mrs. 0. Bavaro isi| So Willie wheeled to GIGANTIC CLEANERS . . • where his Sister Monica Marie, seventhichairman. and she will be as-' KOA grade: and Sister James Ellen.;sisted by Mmes. L. DeBell, C.; garments were restored to wonderful wearability by CU^TOM- eighth grade. .Strulhers, G. Capra, G. Nouci.l TEX, GIGANTlC's exclusive process for wash-ond-weors- 10:20 E m f Sunday Krtning PTA CommiUees w. Weilke. and L. Oe Angelis. j 2 h c a t h n s , , . Questions on religion sub­ Mrs. Beirich. the president. Students' mothers who | }'e*. irnsh'anil’Kear* are pelting more popular all ike (ime— /or ease mitted by the radio audience announced the following, ap-ihave size seven uniform pat- j BROOMFIELD answered on the archdioce- pointments: Civil Defense,'Mrs. 1 terns are asked to return them and convenience. Bill even the best need an occasional resloralion with can broadcast. Josephine Campbell; heaith.lto Mrs. E. Knight. 1727 W. 33rd OlOASTICs CLSTOM TEX. See for yourself. Mrs. Clyde Therence and Mrs. I Avenue or Mrs. R. Bnenza, APPLEWOOD BooA/el on ( nlhotir Cburrh Francis Moore; hospitality, Mrs.j372i Tejon Street. They are HIM atailuhl^ /zee o/ eosi iJohn Williams; membership,jbadly needed. l<> oil inquirert. HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION .Mr.s. Dorn Carbone and Mrs.] The high school students held WRITE TO W. E. Longslrom; safety. Mrs.‘a get-acquainted dance Friday. GIGANTIC OF METROPOLITAN DENVER ■ Ernest Center; CPTL. Mrs. John j Sept. 18. The chaperones for the Cleonerg & Laundry Ask and Learn. Station KO.A 'Sohn; and ways and means, Mrs.'dance were Mr. and Mrs. F., 933 Shtrman Straat Phon* ALpin* S<1431 Denver 2. Colorado ;John Wanezyk and Mrs. A1 Pomponio and Mr. and Mrs. J.'| 'Vasquez. .Ligrsni. PAGE N IN E Thursday, Sept. 24, 1959 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone Keystone 4<4205

SPOUTS HITS Tigers to Employ Split-T in Opener SSVWtfSVWiVWASWWSS%WWiWWVWbVWb" C arm el to Invarip St. Mary's Names Field By Ha n k Rozier M f. Frank Leahy, former Noire Dame coach and now a resi­ dent of Denver, pops back into the news in a report that In Honor of Larry Ash he has been offered a contract to act as general manager of Pirate Lair Sept. An athletic practice field for The field honors Larry Ash, the Los Angeles club in the proposed professional American 2 7 St. Mary's High School, Colo­ who was graduated frtra St. Footbail League. rado Springs, has been named Mary’s High. School in June, By Makttn MotAN The Los Angeles owner denied a part of the report, in Jt[9nor of a former studenL R 1950. Present at the rtte were however, that the contract would be for $75,000. Denver's Four games are scheduled this Sunday, Sept. 27, in Navy air pilot who was killed in Ash's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ Howsam family la backing the Mile High entry in the new the second week of Parochial League play. St, Francis’ 1956. seph Ash of Colorado Springs, play■fo^pay loop. and St. Joseph’s are listed for 2 p.m. at Mullen Stadium. and his brother, Kenneth, now * w * Ash Field, which is located St. Mary’s Pirates of Colorado Springs will play their south of the present grade a student at SL Lon^ Univer­ Father Hilary Vickman, O.S.B., head football coach at first home game of the season when they meet Mt. Car­ sity. Canon City Abbey, predicted a dim future for the 1859 edition school building, was dedicated mel at 2 o’clock. Friday, Sept. 11, in a special The sports field was land­ of the Bears’ gridiron forces. Lack of backfield speed and scaped in the summer and will over-all lesufi inexperience are the weak spots despite the At Regis Stadium Annuncis The'Regis Raiders were al­ blessing ceremony conducted by tion and Mullen are scheduled be used for athletic practice return of 16 lettermen. , most frightening as they cas­ the Very Rev. Monsignor Wil­ for 1 p.m., and the Holy Family liam J. Kelly, superintendent of sessions ancT other events. The Bears’ schedule includes games with Mullen and ualty kept the scorekeeper Attending the ceremony were Tigers will play their league busy with a 33-6 win over the the school. Regis of the Denver Parochial League in addition to big opener against Cathedral at 3 many parishioners and friends games with La Junta and Laramie High Schools. Both the SI. Joseph Bulldogs. Some of the deceased, who was an out­ p.m. fans were ready to concede latter were state champions in their respective classes last The Tiger's new coach, Fr. McGloin to Talk standing athlete at St. Mary's. year. the prep championship with­ He attended Notre Dame Uni- Gerry Hoffman, formerly of out further formalities. The Rocky Ford Mcloneers dropped the Abbey 19-7- in St. Anthony’s, Sterling, will To Serrans Sept. 25 veisity and was killed whilo on the Bears’ first outing. Strong Pueblo Catholic lost a low- Mike Curran, substitute half­ duty March 29, 1996. employ the splII-T formation back, collected three touch­ scoring encounter to Pueblo Central. The Shamrocks came out with an unbalanced line, The next meeting of the on the long end of the statistics but had to settle for a 7-0 downs on runs of 36, 34, and 58 Serra Club of Denver will be something new for the nortb- yards to become a first-class defeat. siders. Friday, Sept. 25, at 12:15 in * * ft Raider hei%. Halfback Bob Pol­ the Brown Palace Hotel. The Be Ahead Tom Merrick, another former Denver AA’J basketball With 12 seniors on the roster, lock scored first for Regis from guest speaker will be the Rev. great, died in Oklahoma City. With the deaths of Jumpin’ Jack some with two year's experi­ 23 yards out and Rich Holland Joseph T. McGloin, SJ., of w it h McCracken and Robert (Ace) Gruenig in Denver last year, ence, the makings for a good next with a one-yard plunge. passing attack, and a line that Regis College, Father McGloin Merrick became the third of the Piggly Wiggly-Safeway era 'WHEN YOU'RE ALL ALONE . . . ' SL Joseph’s lonesome score is priest-teacher-anthor—and APITAU greats to die in less than two years. averages around 186 pounds, came when Ed Knafeic passed his book, entitled “ITI Die Merrick played with McC^cken on the fabled Classen CATHEDRAL BLUE JAY END Gary Modic saun­ the Tigers should be real con to Dan Fox for 20 yards In the Laughing," concerns the trials High School squad in Oklahoma City and later at Maryville tenders and give Hoffman a third period. and tribulations of a young ters into the end zone unscathed, and the question arises, pleasing first season. n e w c a r (Mo.) Teachers under the great Hank Iba before the pair “Where are the other 21 players who take part in this game of Blue Jay Aeriols man in the Society of Jesus' came to Denver in 1933 together with Robert (Duck) DowelL College and Seminary in Flor­ football?" Four on Top Coach Cobe Jones' unpredict­ MPITAU, Those three along with Gruenig and others carried Denver The action took place in the Blue Jays’ 19-6 season-opening In last Sunday’s inaugural able variations and the passing issant, Mo. Another of his to a national basketiiall prominence it has not enjoyed since victory over the Annunciation Cardinals. Modic took a pass games Regis, Cathedral, and St. arm of Mark LaNoue were re­ books on Jesuit life Is about that time. from Cathedral back Mark LaNoue for the score. The play cov Francis’ won easy victories to sponsible for Cathedral's 196 to be published by the Bruce ft ft ft ered 25 yards. crpwd the winner’s circle. Mul victory over Annunciation. La- Company, Milwankee- u s e d c a r The tempo begins to pick up for the TV sports fans this La Noue threw two other touchdown passes to Mike Schoe- len extracted a last-second score Noue tossed touchdown passes week. Channel 4 will have boxing on Friday at -7 p.m., baseball necker as Cobe Jones’ charges displayed a Cghtnlng-fast aerial to defeat Mt. Carmel in Tues­ twice to End Mike Schoenecker SEE THE NEW (Washington vs. Boston) Saturday at 10 a.m. followed Imme­ attack that may cause plenty of trouble for some of the loop's day afternoon’s opener at Mul for 20 and 17 yards; and Half­ RAMBLER APITAU diately by the Oklahoma-Northwestern game, and the World more highly regarded clubs before season’s end. len Stadium. back Gary Modic for 25 yards. F O R ^S9 series beginning Wednesday at 10:45 a.m., barring, of course, Annunciation scored late in a tie and resultant playoffs in the National League. the fourth period on a 30-yard Channel 9 will feature professional football Saturday at RICHARD DWYER OF ICE FOLLIES pass by Jerry Mares to Walt s e r v ic e ; I 8 pjn. and boxing Wednes^y at 7 pan. Beginning Sunday, Anderson after the Cardinals Oct. 4, professional football will be seen on the channel each had moved from the Cathedral Sunday throughout the season at 11 am. B o r n Athlete 'Took to Ice' at Fourteen 36. The final baseball game of the year on Channel 7 will be After finishing at the bot­ >APITALm Kansas City vs. Cleveiand at 10:55 Saturday. Football starts By C. J. Zecha [fore the show opened in Denver, conversationalvt, never speaks tom of the league last year, ^ C h e v r o l e t on Sunday at 9:45 a.m. with a video-taped presentation of Sat­ Skating professionally in ice his partner in one of the num of bis abilities and feats, and SL Francis’ took one giant VfC Hebert, Inc. urday’s Notre Dame-North Carolina game to be followed im­ step out of the cellar by domi­ 13itiAve.BR0ADWAY4UNC0LN shows for nine consecutive bers, Lesley Goodwin, suffered has only the highest praise for 3660 Downing TA-5-5191 mediately by the first regular-season pro game between Wash­ years is a remarkable record for an injury and was not able to others in bis profession. Be­ nating SL Mary’s of Colorado Since 1913 ington and the Chicago (Cardinals. any athlete, but for Richard appear in the Denver perform­ hind his broad smile and fine Springs 25-12. All four St. Radio-wise KFML will carry live broadcasts of all Notre Dw^er it is more than “just a ance. On short notice Dick’s disposition is the serious side, Francis' touchdowns were Dame games, John Henry on KOA and Starr 'Pelland on KLZ job.” routines had to be reworked which includes his constant scored by Steve Krizman in a will follow the fortunes of the Colorado University Buffalos, The 24-year-oId skater, who with another partner brought in. drive for perfection and makes one-man show that put the and Fred Leo will report D.U.>ctlon on KDEN. The Balti­ will appear in Denver with The finished result was polished him a top student and athlete. Gremlins back on the track. 1 3 9 0 more Colts' full schedule also will be carried live by KDEN. Sbipstads and Johnson’s 24tb and professional to the hilt. Many persons have influenced St. Mary’s John Foster took annual edition of the Ice Fol­ This year he is again teamed the young skater’s life. First the opening kickoff and raced lies from Sept. 30 to Oct. 4, with Miss Goodwin, a native ol and foremost are his parents, 90 yards through nervous KFML RADIO likes what be is doing better Canada, who in private life is Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dwyer Gremlin starters for the Pir­ than anything else. A born the wife of Don Manning of of Hollywood, Calif, He is ates’ first score. Their second IS W HERE YOU HEAR athlete. Dwyer "took to the ice" Colorado Springs, one of the proud to count among his per­ six came in the fourth period when he was only 14 years old show’s stars. sonal friends Archbishop Wil­ when Dick Elliot fell on a in Burbank, Calif. ■Lucky’ to Travel liam Mark Duke of Vancouver, blocked punt in the end zone. Notre Dame vs. North Carolina Some of the other out­ A personable youth, Dick says British Columbia, and Cardinal Losf-Minute Victory DIRECT FROM SOUTH BEND standing performers appearing that one of the best things Cushing of Boston. Mullen’s 76 win over Mt. with Dwyer, about the show is traveling. It The 1960 Ice Follies edition Carmel came with only 27 sec­ SATURDAY 11:20 a.m. Lesley Good­ gives him an opportunity to will be held at the Denver onds left in the fourth period. visit with many friends in dif­ win and Don Coliseum. East 46th and Hum Ron Kiger pitched a 30-yard Pretenled By Manning in ferent cities each year. boldt Street, with performances pass to End Curt Taylor to the 19 pro­ Let's face it, I’m lucky," he nightly at 8:30 except Sunday break the scoreless tie. Penal­ duction num­ said. “How many persons have when the evening show is at 6 ties killed three Mt. Carmel HUTCHINSON HOMES D-C Trucking Company bers of this the opportunitj^ to see old o’clock. Matinees will be Sat­ scoring drives and Mullen was year's Ice Fol­ friends scattered here and there urday at 2:30 p.m. and Sunday hard-pressed to preserve last YOUR QUALITY BUILDER lies are Janet every year?” at 1:30. year's reputation. President to Lead NIBL An advocate of the “first George J. Kolowicb, Jr., pres­ operation, rather than just Champion, who, like things first" school of thought, ident of the Denver-Chicago public relations appendage. Dwyer holds keenly to the Trucking Company, Inc., was Prospective players are as­ Dwyer, is at­ tending Cath­ tenets of his faith. He is a'fine named president of the Na­ sessed first as executive mate­ olic schools Chsmplon tional Industrial Basketball rial and secondly as basketball while on tour; Mr. Frick, Carol League at a meeting of league players. All of them are as­ Reception Slated ' signed to the “in-service train­ Caverly, Gary Johnson, Eddie officials in Chicago. Collins, and the Beattys. The Denver-Chicago team, the ing program," under which they Today, as star of the Ice Fol D-C Truckers, ta entering its receive a well-rounded educa­ lies, Dwyer travels throughout For Teachers in fourth season of play against a tion in the trucking business. the country each year and en list of opponents that includes joys every minute of life with Littleton Parish YO UR 'PARISH' SERVICE S T A T I O N three new league members, the troupe. Cleveland, San Francisco, and (SL Mary's Parish, Littleton) Here is o helpful directory. Look for the listing of your Coming to Denver is like ST. DOMINIC ST. FRANCIS New Rochelle, N.Y. coming home to Dwyer. When The annual reception and tea nearby "parish" service station. Its friendly operator Forty-three games are sched­ he was in high school arrange for the nuns and lay teachers, is osking this speciol means to invite your patronage. uled (32 league games and 11 ments were made with Jesuit sponsored by the PTA, will be You'll find that this extro friendliness is matched with Conoco held this Sunday, Sept, 27, from 'non-league games), not includ- schools throughout the country cheerful service and expert attention for your car. He's Products 'ing the National AAU Tourna- 2 to 5 p.m. The teachers will be for his schooling. When the ready to serve you with gas ond oil, tires, batteries, Lubrleatlen : ment next March, Last year the in the individual classrooms in show played in certain cities lubrication ond other convenient services. By "pulling Deice Belterlee ; Truckers took their first league Dv^cr. who had his studies out order to meet the parents soci­ CAR WASHINO ally. Refreshments will be in" at hit station regularly, you will reciprocate his r championship, beating the Wich- lined in advance, took off for W. A. (Dutch) Thomas lita Vickers. served in the schoql cafeteria. Zion's Skelly Service friendliness ond get the best in service. i E the institution between show Alemede A Lepen PE S-tl4D " When Kolowich undertook time to attend classes. The chairman of the reception HOOD TIRES is the head of the hospitality ST. VINCENT de PAUL ST. PATRICK ■ ! -sponsorship E of Denver's entry Attended Regis — BATTERIES — I in the NIBL, he made it an in- One of bis alma maters committee, Mrs. Eugene Kra FT. LOGAN ST. PATRICK mer. She is assisted by members Accessories ' tegral part of the over-all D-C Regis College, where he visits Virginia Carter Service Modern Sun Tunt-Up Eeulpment each year when the show plays of the committee, the room- Expert Labrieation mother chairmen, Mrs. F. Bene Ed C, G«ll09^r, qptrotor Cemplele Irike Strrke Arrow Denver. Realizing that the day GL. 5-9702 Meter Tune Up — Free Pkt-up A Delivery C a ll a will come when he might have fiel and Mrs. R. Turner, and the Brake and MuHlar 4000 W. 32nd Ave. Sarvica Etie's Texaco to leave the professional ranks 32 room mothers. Service Station W* Ghx S iB Grfrn SMmpt CARTER CAS t OILS Dick attends summer classes at Next Sunday, Sept. 27, a Co- Optn ; days a Week Service PtlVE IK WIIM CONFIDENCE ZONE CAB 7 AM . te 7 PM. the University of San Francisco lumban missionary will speak at Tex Etie lUNIdlP A KANE SUVICI MAin 3-7171 all the Masses. A second collec­ Virginia & Vine PE. 3-7912 »)l PKei CHEAPiR RATES and takes a correspondence ST. PHILOMENA Orlglnei Equlprnenl S4«S S. Federel tion will be taken up for the; Xeelecemenl Peril SU. M ill at 547X7 }-WAY KAOIO ClEAH NCW CARS George Kolowich, Jr. course in collegiate study from CURE D'ARS Loyola University, Chicago. In benefit of the mission work of 1958 he finished a stint with the Columban Fathers. Bartlett's CATHEDRAL HO LY CROSS The adult choir meets for the U. S. Army artillery corps Pork Kill and is now in the Army reserve practice each Wednesday eve-| Stondard Phil's Conoco Service Williams Rambler, Inc. Not only Is Dwyer a great ning at 8 o'ciocW'in the church.' Service Conoco For Complete competitor, but he is also New members are welcome to Authoris€d Rambler and ISask Sale* & Sertice ]I0I a. C«H*V Av(. iA 2-t7*S 33rd and Holly For CompTale Service • Step quick study. Last year, just be attend. 0*>, oil, TIr.t, •XTr««. Wtlhlng, Auto Service CrtMlng, *na Stv.m ClMnlng. free Pickup A Delivery Vevr Neereit Cenece in at the MEN, FAMILIES INVITED COURTEOUS SERVICE Herry Crew* PR 7-»*S I Kxpert Mechanical Hork-.411 Makes IA. S-fStt Idtk Are. et PCHiyliaeli MOTHER OF GOD TROSTEL BROS. Op*n Open House Scheduled HOLY FAMILY CHRIST THE KING 2030 S. University Evtningt SH. 4-2781 SINCLAIR STATION Walt & RonHie's ONE PICKUP FOR D IR Ea SERVICE By Knights in Welby BLALACK'S SPEER & BANNOCK Fahey's Sinclair 8711 No. WBsbtngton Thornton, Colo. A busy week end is being N. York, Welby. The council, standard Service TEXACO Service planned by Coronado Council will have an open house for all | TO BOTH COASTS Tk«. SeHtnti AT. 7-4460 3268, Knights of Columbus, 6910 Catholic men and their families I 44th, Tennyson GR. 7-9908 AccitierlH - Ceieplete Meter Tune-up — Breke Service starting at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Lubrication • Tires - Batteries Senrki Complete Auto Service Most Precioui Blood Party Sept. 26 Sept. 26. Seld Seed Sluept totk A Jeiffltee SI. Dt.’ S-P7V7 On Sunday. Sept. 27, the coun-' 175 leeMck X(. 4-«S3S \ST9/KercAmei(\ M T . CARM EL Set by Knights cit will host s major degree and J NOTRE DAM E BOULEVARD BAY banquet for District 14, which ! ST. JAMES Bey Oai * Oil Machebeuf Council 4647 includes the North Denver and! Valvellne Oil, Knights of Columbus, Denver, Lakewood Councils. The degree | Vince's Standard Service ACROSS FROM NOTRE C eo d rkh DAME CHURCH Preduets Denver-Chicago Trucking Co., Inc. will bold a gala card and social will start at 1 p.m. sharp, with a J Hisklxi John laverd, Cemplele Line of Accetierlae 45th & Jackson Denver DU. 8-4.567 party at the Cure d'Ars School cocktail hour from 6 p.m. to Srt,sii»f BOB'S (CQIinSERVICE Oparaler hall at E. 32nd Avenue and 7 p.m. and the banquet, served Meter Tune-up - Lube Job Free Pick-up end Delivery SAK GrMn Slempt Dahlia Street on Saturday, Sept. by the Coronado Ladies, sched- CL Fr»e Pickup A Oelnery uied for 7 p.m. Eipert Aulemetive Service Muffler Check-up 26. at 8:30. Admission for this 4001 tti*i St. Tirev—Bette rIet—Lubricellon 475 So. Colo. Dlvd. affair is $1 per couple Distinguished guests will in­ Free Pick-up & Delwerv OATES TIEES A BATTEEIES EA. 2-9987 This is the first social activity clude the Knights of Columbus | 7200 E. Colfax DE. 3-9732 Greon Meadows ST. LOUIS WALSH, GILL & SMITH for Machebeuf Council this sea­ State Deputy, Dr. Earl C. Bach;, Conoco Service son and Grand Knight Joe the grand knight of Council; ST. CATHERINE liams has promised many more 539, Denver. Gene Steinke; tbej

f X • -a.i -r Thursday, Sept. 24, 1959 PAGE TEH Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone Keyttone 4^20S

AT UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO CAMPUS i S th a a L Student Body ST. PHILOMENA'S Newman Activities Get Under W ay PARISH T h w A . Catholic student activity on Stoffel. Utah State College; the of Wyoming: the Rev. James Assembly Held the campu.s of the University of Rev. Lawrence Sweehey, Uni­ Halier. SJ.. Trinidad State Jun­ Colorado got under way Tues­ versity of Utah; the Rev, Robert ior College; the Rev. Joyce Huber, Adams State College; Alameda Drug Store THEIR EFFORTS MERIT HONOR day evening, Sept. 15. with open Hoffman, Colorado Stale Col­ TED'S LIQUORS At St. Mary's hou.ie at the Catholic Student lege; the Rev. Charles Brown, and Fathers Forsyth, Lafferty, V. 0. fiTIRSON, Prop. Sister Arhcs Center. Colorado State University: the and Healy, all of the University Resins, spo n- The initial student body as­ of Colorado. Cd( Rate Drags AND DELICATESSEN sembly at St. Mary's Academy. The gathering represented Charles Taylor. University sor: Lenore Englewood, was held Sept. 22 to dents from many states as well' F tm n la ln Serelca Sanrfn'ea S. J LAMHKKOUT. rrop- Zsriengo, 1959 introduce Student Council offi­ as from distant countries. Intro- 200 ATTEND fo u r B iulnau 4ppr«efalrd fr n Oaiiaary Vista editor; cers and their plans for the duced were the three chaplains Alameda & So. Broadway 3S25 £ Colf» FR. 7-MSl 1 n d Barbara year, and to render a report on serving St. Thomas Aquinas', Kelly, junior the Don Bosco Leadership Benedictine Fathers Charles BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH editor, pose Camp, attended by several or­ Forsyth. Clement Fafferty, anti Newman Club at C.S.U. happily after EUDORA IT. A MONTVIlW SI.VD. ganization leaders. Jerome Healy, and Newman of­ SUNDAY MASSES they receive Joan Schmitz, student body ficers Deanna Cooley and Carol word from the . 7:00 - 8:00 - 9:30 • 10:45 - 12:00 - 5:30 p.m. president, began the meeting Root. A mixer and refreshments Has G et-Acquainted Fete CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 3:30 & 7:30 National Cath­ with a presentation of Student Rt. Rkv. Hs(lloni - ItunWi' S«rv«« Mention ico in Albuquerque Aug. 31- opening of the 1959-80 school ther Charles Brown, assistant at W ID lOND STAMPS Her talk was followed with Sept. 5. THE REGISTER talks by St. Mary's representa­ year for the Newman Club. St. Joseph's Church and New­ l A . Z 4 m Students Told to Value tives to the Camp Don Bosco Chaplains in attendance in­ Fajher Richard Duffy, pastor man Club chaplain; Dr. Henry Leadership Workshop, held near cluded the Rt. Rev. Jerome of St. Joseph's Church, was J. Hudek, professor of econom­ St. Louis for leaders from ics at C.S.U. and faculty ad­ St. Vincent de Paul's Parish' viser for the club; and Kenneth Guidance of Holy Spirit Lorettine schools throughout so UMIVMSITY RLVD « K. ARIZONA the country. The five St. Mary’s Bueche, president of the club. A high point of the reopening'and Kathy Frey, Father Brown pointed out = SUNDAY MASSES = of Holy Family Schwl was the Sodality Leaders girls brought back to tbeir school for adoption the theme the need for continued religious 6:45, 8K)0. 9:30, 11 K)0 and 12;t6 >rMass of .u.the u„i..Holy c_._,Spirit offered I year's sodality unit lead- education on the college level Confaanoni: Saturdays 3 ;80 to 5:30 and 7:80 to 9 p.m. by Father Patrick Kennedy of "School Spirit,” which Joan Rt. Rev. Msgr. Eooini A. O'SouiVAlt, Pastor ers are Madge Donahue, Sherri Schmitz, first representative to tn preparing students for post- Sept. 14. At the Mass, Father Erb, Virginia Real, Delores college life. In an analogous ex­ 2386 E. Arizona 3P. 7-4813 Forrest Allen, pastor, spoke to the camp, explained and dis­ Wherle. Joanie Roach. Jeanne cussed. Dianne Schneider, pub­ ample, Father Brown declared: the- students on the necessity Brin, Jim Castriccio, Mike Foley, If every Catholic student pre­ of the supernatural guidance lications representative, pre­ John Fletcher, Frank Donovan, sented the schedule followed at pared one match to strike after DRIVE-IN-LIQUORS Preisser's Red&White the Holy Spirit in student life. Loir Quinn, Dan Morahan, graduation, the world would be Holy Family's gym was the camp. 1030 So. Colorado Bird. Peggy Green, Mary Lee Vandi­ Mary Louise Coughlin, CSMC ablaze with Catholic leaders." Boor* Wlaop Lioooro Grocery and Market setting for the installation of the ver, Terrie McNulty, Nancy As faculty adviser, Dr. Hudek student council officers Sept. 11. president, summarized the spir­ C lto ro tto i Buckley, Sandy Ammon, Anton- expressed his gratitude for be­ EANCY UtATS, VZ6BTABLES Father Allen presented Mark itual life course given the girls; Rof. SlM II.SS AND OUAUTY GROCKRIZ! ette Kaiser, Kay Kaiser. Dave Mary Thorpe, Athletic Associa­ ing the liason between the uni­ Xtai( Slao Sl.97 O’Brien, president; Pat Ahem, Brinkbaus, Ray Wompey, versity and the Newman Club. Froo Oolivory SPraeo 7-4447 vice president; Frank Donovan, tion president, the dynamics in UL 4-7SZ4 lUrry MeUrtkr. M|i. 2SSI E. Okfo A*.. (S. uO Oktrl Gretchen Eyler, and Jo Ann leadership course; and Nancy He also offered personal assist­ treasurer: and Mary Joyce Pis­ Moore. ance to any member of the club. tole. secretary. Celia, prefect of the Sodality, The 1959 Vista merited an gave a resume of the courtship Master of ceremonies for the LEN'S Pharmacy (D h ju q . Joe Davies and Sharon Sera- All-Catholic rating from the Na­ occasion was Mr. Bueche, who, 1 . C. FEHR. rrop. and marriage course. M rakw St. VI fin are the junior representa­ tional Catholic School Press As­ The senior class concluded besides introducing the guests, It 4* Paul'* Pariak PRESCRIPTIONS tives of the principal's cabinet. sociation. Lenore Zarlengo, '59, Hava Tour Doctor Pbona the assembly by singing the new dub officers, and faculty mem­ Ut Your PraacriptioD Hallmark Cords Richard Bell and Kathy Pardee was the editor and Barbara school song. bers present, gave a brief aketch Revlon Cosmetics represent the sophomore class. Kelly, junior editor. of Cardinal Newman's life, back­ J707 £. Looiiiaaa RA 2-3739 RA. 2-5684 - Free Delivery Each of the officers received a In the judging, the Vista ground to the Newman organi­ A) tauiaiaaa aad Sastk Clarloa ION S. Oovlord li TonnttMk student council pin from Sister rated excellent on its cover and St. Bernadette's zation at C.S.U., and program Mary Elizabeth, high school end sheets, the general charac­ for the year. Washington principal. Please Patronize teristics, and its editorial con­ Included in the program for Your REGISTER Student council homeroom tent. The cover portrayed the Slates Dinner the fall quarter is a series of Pork representatives for the coming Advertisers and new high school; the general (St. Bernadette's Parish, lectures on the Scriptures which M arket year are Regina Breheny, Jo characteristics included the Lakewood) Father Brown will conduct on Top arado Quality Mention Ann Brunner, Bob Larson, Larry theme, "The Old and the New." campus every Wednesday eve­ Lewor Prka* Burke. Barbara Mounsey, John The editorial content was im­ Tickets went on sale the last sot So. 6 II0"1 SP 7407S THE REGISTER Sunday at all the Masses for ning. Any student may attend Roesch, Dan Sewald, Kathy portant because it gave a full these lectures. Ahern, John Castmccio, Ray report and explained the events, the annual parish dinner'to be held at the school hall on Sun A dance-mixer followed the Crowe, Elaine Ruby, Mary Gil­ departments, and individuals of speakers' program. bert, Dick Benello. Kay Souci. the year. day, Oct. 4, from 1 until p.m. A plea was made for all HEIGHTS ENROLLS FIRST MAN FRIENDLY parishioners to assist by buying tickels for themselves and sell ROBERT L. HANNAH, left, of 2295 S. Knox Court,'Fort Loflflll Pfll’ich BELAIRE LOUNGE WE ARE NOW ing them to friends and neigh Denver, broke precedent at Loretto Heights College lastl * *** hors. week when he became the first man to enroll for a course in I* the new adult education program of the institution. HlHlUQI 1/1111161 IS Under Old Management of The women of the parish are Hannah, who will study television repair at the Heights, is Florence and A1 Schafer asked to provide apple or cherry shown with his wife, who enrolled for a course in typing. Until pies, jellies, pickles, mayon the inauguration of its adult education and evening college Planned Sept. 27 Spedalizdbg in Hot Lunches, Mixed Drinks !naise, or if unable to supply courses this fall, Loretto Heights had been for women student! Coots Beer on Tap TAKING ORDERS any of these, to make cash do (St. Patrick's Parish, Fort Lo­ only since its founding in 1891. Its day courses, however, are gan) 701 So. University nations toward the purchase of still restricted to girls. the hams. The women are re Mrs. Marion Jamison, newly The new evening classes at the college began this week. elected president of the Altar quested to call any of the fol Registration will continue through this week end. for lowing to advise what foods and Rosary Society, conducted they will donate; Roberta Trum the first meeting since May in iCURE d'ARS PARISI the parish hall on Sept. 16. ble. BE. 34308: Kay Borggraff. E. SZkd AVE. A DAHUA ST. COACHED NATIONAL WINNERS Plans were made for the annual BE. 3-2508; Kelly Scherer, BE m SUNDAY MASSES m 3-3376: Mary Ellen McKibben parish dinner. DESK CALENDARS Mrs. Charles McMahon was 6K)0 - 7:00 • 8:00 - 10H)0 • 11:80 A 7:00 p.O. BE. 34089 CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4:00 A 7:80 Tickets for the dinner are State Speech League Unit introduced as chairman of the >$1.50 for adults, and 75 cents committee planning the barbe­ Rev. John N. Haley, Pastor ,for children under 12. and will Will Include Heights Nun cue beef dinner, which will be 3050 Dahlia St. EA. 2-1119 and 'be on sale again Sunday, Sept served Sunday, Sept. 27, from 27. after all of the Masses, or Sister Marie Catherine, newly , State Speech League. The seiec- 12 noon to 6 p.m. in St. Pat­ rick's Parish hall. Tickets are may be obtained by calling appointed to the speech depart-li>°^ Of Sister Marie Catherine Mary Ann Ziemman. BE. 7-1951. to be sold at $1 for adults and menl of Loretto HeighU Col-i'** •* 50 cents for children. These T O L V E LIQUORS It is hoped that a large advance lege this year, will serve on theif sale of tickets will be made so two winners in the high school tickets may be obtained at the Dahlia Shopping Center ^ 3360 Dohlia DATE BOOKS church after Sunday Masses or that proper purchasing and oral interpretation panel at the division of oral interpretation Free Delivery — EA. 2-5977 annual meeting of the Colorado by contacting Mrs, Emmett preparation will be possible. competition at the National M(K FLOR.t J.\,M(E MCKIV ^ Forensic League speech meets. Walsh, chairman of the ways for The panel will meet at the and means committee, at SU. NANCY JIM JKKRY .MARY • University of Colorado on Fri­ 1-2870. day, Sept. 25. to discuss oral Tickets will also be available SRCUS-LnUJLOR interpretation. In addition to at the door of the parish hall. THELMA KASSON All members of the parish are BEAUTY SALON DUCKWALL'S 1543 LARIM ER ST. - 830 I7 t h ST. Sister Marie Catherine, the panel will consist of Dr. invited to attend and to bring 2870 Calerkde Bl.iL Denver's Newest 1 9 6 0 their friends. Btn String Siiliurban Variety Store Johnnye Akin of the University Wo9in^ of Denver, Airs. Margaret Robb Dkblia ShoppiBi Cnt.r of the University of Colorado, U rt A Oaklw CA. 2-WSS AWARD Jim Glraud of Greeley High, School, and Joan Thompson of: COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS CO. Westminster High School. Please Patronize PLAQUES Prior to her teaching at Lo­ Your REtilSTER 1707 Lawrence TA. 5-2990 retto Heights College. Sister Marie Catherine was speech Advertisers and BfLONZE TABL-ETS teacher at Holy Family High Mention School in Denver. She is con­ sidered one of the foremost oral LONDON MARKET R F (;iS T E R interpretation coaches in Colo­ rado and is well known in AND GROCERY forensic circles. OSCAa TUNNSLL, Prep. sALL SAINTS PARISH^ Quality Meat! and Croc.riei } S » SO. FIDERAL BLVD. Ann Earlty, ■’HONeSr MA 3-B2M. fA S-aMI SUNDAY MASSES WITTL jtL D e n v e r SSOO WALNUT ■mM. Imm 6:00, 8:00, 9;00, 10:00, 11:30. 12:30 A 6:30 P.M. ■ m W i N kaw lci I Confessions Saturday 4 to 6 & 7:30 to 9 klmNMs N.Mt New Rectory CXIIIIM tlMpl. Laundry and Dry Cleaning R ev. H aaley Sc h m it t , P astor I------U C e n t r e Your SaUsficUon li suSrantaw) 2559 SO. FEDERAL WEST 5-2747 Purchased by when your cl.knlng li doa. at FOfimERiy ROBERTR'S Bonita Cleaners ITS! East Mlb Ave. KC. 4-»lS Springs Parish One Day Servica SPKAK'S IIAHIIWAKE Pick up and Delivery Il»5 N Haa<*atr28 I ginning Monday, Sept. 28, daily lallO WKtA.. Permanent Wavinj!; Mention 2< 30P .M .t o 4 -3 0 I> M . 'Mass will be offered in the rec­ WE. 5-1701 tory at 7 a.m. , My Lady Edith THE REGISTER The first meeting of the men Beauty Shoppe of the parish look place in the UINNie SB8SBLCR. Hit CATHEDRAL PARISH’ rectory Sept. 22. The men pres­ 2804 E 6lk Ave. EA. 2-0788 . • CLflSSICPll. Bf1LL€T ent voted to form a Holy Name E. COLFAX A LOGAN 81 _____ Society, which will be the one SUNDAY MASSES = J Judith Seipp Iwluir 1 .11ft • BALLET WORKSHOP men s organization in the parish. 6:00, 7.00 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:80, 12:80 Tw All other men of the parish will A 6:30 P.M • BALLET FILMS be extended an invitation to CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 8:30 A 7:80 UsoiL W. J. Canatak, Paotob join the society and to serve 1501 PEN7V. ST. M A. 3-0233 • THP actively in the program, which will include ushering, serving • JUNIOR COTILLION Mass, and participation in the SAVE TIME TRADE AT HOME Nocturnal Adoration Society. Reeky Fksri £. t7tb And Rae* r / t t t h ISuun HilnM I The plans also include the IfllaMr lilhl rUG CO. PftRK Hill S h o pp in g Center 5520 Efl,33rd rve. Dudley 8*3S2s I taking of a parish census, and. Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. T»p ; at a later date, the carrying out PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED ^kt6ISH R iO Tkf>D£ NfIkIS of a parish drive for the build­ YiMir Conpmienl FOR AND DELIVERED Druteut ing program to be initiated in CsKax al Oownint Denver •the very near future. xriptioBi Liquor K Irttene 44117 Telephone, Keyitene 4-4205 PAGE ELEVEN Tfluiday, Sept 24, 1959 Offic«, 939 Bonnock StrMt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER

TO' llieiJlfLAN AGENDAixKMKtnun FORi vei YEAR »*«*»»» Classes Planned MARKET PLACE RENTING'HIRING Colorado Springs Deanery Board At Lady of Grace OF MILLIONS ■ W A N T A D S BUY1NG*SEUING (Our Lady of Grace Parish, Denver) ■ H old First M eeting Sept. 30 Instruction clasaes for pupils Phone KE. 44205 Today To Place Your Classified Ad in the Register — Ask For the Classified Department attending publit^ schools will ! olic schools, and give assist­ lowing a 1 o'clock luncheon. PERSONALS Bishop Hubert M. Newell of begin Sundimen. will be held in the The first regular meeting of calling Mrs. Patrick Dawson, vei Catholic Rtfliler. Write: National T nlnlD f Service. 4BSI Ralelfh. Priced ri|ht Midraa., John F. Bruno Father Janies .Moynihan, pas­ Refular lesal ratea. rapid, accu­ Ekix an. Tht RexUter, SSt Bannock dlnlnarm., full bamt., fenced, far. the deanery will be held in ME. 2-4598. chairman of the hne of the president. Mrs. W. tor. has reminded parents ofj rate aer\:c« on affldarlCa. 8t.. Denver, ACE REALTY, Realtor GR. 7-SaZ Realtor the Antlers Hotel Oct. 22. fol­ luncheon committee. Mnil tour Ltgal Viiiirei lo EAST Oh PICK H Mar? Bradley, Paint Pony their obligation to see that their i Ragenda year. R ea lly C o, for t| year. mena’s PTA will be held Mon­ being offered after all the: ceased). HOME TO SHARE 19A day. Sept. 28, at 1:45 p.m. Jn Cub Scouts will hold an or Masses on Sunday, by the so­ No. P-1S471 33—St. James 1759 So. Pearl SH. 4-1367 Aspecial project of the the school auditorium. ganization meeting in the school dality. Notice U hereby flven that 1 Widow on Soc. Security would like By Owner, 4-bdnn. brick, 2 balht, have illed my flnal report In the lo ahare S-bdrm. home with food attached double fartxe, completely Col lo tod for (h* CUy and County For Ciildren Set Wanted, nice 3-bdrm. houte to rent 33—SL John's tor of the PTA; Father James diction of the Blessed Sacra LARGE lo f Denver tnd State o f Colorado or option to buy. Preferably In So. Federal at Atbury WE. 5-7693 O'Grady, C.S.C.; faculty mem­ No. P-17403 Northwest Denver. Cali RA, 2-7939 Going Florida. Nice 3-bdrm. brick. Notro Dame ParishWnsr (St PiUTg Parish, Anrora) ment. NOTICI TO CRfDITORS after 4 p.m. Fence, garage, patio. Storee, 9 but. bers, and new members of the The Men’s Club Holy Name ESTATE o r MARY G. DUNN iDo- Good condlUon. Mald’a room bsmt. Classes ui begin Saturday. organization at a tea and social OR SMALL NEEDS ceaaedL SK. 6-1929. SHOP around then aev mu peano Sept. 28. at a.ID. in the church Society will meet this Thurs­ All peroona havlnf clainu aialiut OFFICES and STORES vtiust. hour. day evening in the school the above named e r u u are re FOR RENT 28A TOM WALKER PIANOS basement ft all children pre­ .quired to flie them for allowance 33—St Louis Easy Parking paring for tlir First Commun­ Mrs. John Shields, president basement at 8:15 o’clock. All SOLVED QUICKLY In tbe County Court of tbe City FOR L8ASE—Newly decorated foi 1345 S. Bdwj^______IP. 7-7344 and County o f Denver. Colorado, R-I BuUdlng alte, 93,000. Jennie of the PTA, is having a meet­ members are cordially invited bualneu or office, 1160 aq. ft. 1008 Nau, SU. 1-7937. ion this fall. Tiese classes will on or before the 19th day of Harrh, S. Gaylord SP. 7-3963. SEWING MACHINES 40 be conductedby sisters from ing Thursday, Sept. 24, at 1 to attend. 1960, or uid claim thall be forever I^IEBLING, REALTOR Phone barred. 1890 E. Evana PE. 3-3718 Nacchi Blonde Contois, near new. St. Ttterese’s ^ool in Aurora. Mark D. Dunn REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 rig'Zaga. makei buttonholei, atwt Baptismal certi»ates wiU be re­ Executor 33—St. Mary Magdalene's on bultoDt, makes soverai fancy de­ quired for all chdren. and par­ PTA Officers Plan Tea iMcNIehelt, Dunn 8 Nevant 33—-Blessed Sacrament signs with ctm-dlsk adapter, Nead KE. 4-4205 'tIS Symet Bldg., Oanvar, Cole. m o Sheridan — By Owner someone to isaume our last 7 pay- ents are requeed to obuin I AC. 7-2711 S-rm, brick, oeramlc bath, full menu of 18.06. No equity. CE. 3- I iPublltbed In The Denver Calhollr 5171. them as soon as ^gsible. At St. Francis de Sales' 2354 A LB IO N bamt., dlahwather, h.w. heal, out S « y I Reslateri door barteque. big dbl. garage. GR Charge 11*’ ' nret PublleaUon, Sept. 17. 1936 Singer fully automatk. Need no lU A special mecti» of all altar (St. Francis de Sales' Parish, call Mrs. John Baker, WE. This 2-story has over 2,400 74713. Latt PubllciUon, Oct 8, 1956 uchmenu, does everything auto­ boya wiU be held lU Saturday Denver) ,4-7001. or Mn. A. J. Dunst, SP. sq. ft. 4 bdrms. and sleeping' matically. Need reliable petty to morning at 9 a.m. The officers of the grade i 7-2296. IN THE DISTRICT COURT rch on 2nd. floor. Large i 33—St. Phiiomena’i malM our Uet 8 paymenU. No n p a n i f w p i s t a t a a i w a rvc* m >“"1 CRT County 'rm.. din'rm., sun nh-, and a castty. GR. 7.7311. A new series ofnformation school PTA will bold a tea foT| Cub Scout Pack 126 will hold <>' Denver and State of Colorado 946 Steele—Nice 3-bdrm. bungalow. REGISTERI\bVI<#lh9\ WANT If M il I MADS V J civU AeUon No. B Ml«. DIv. Ill 2-rm. kitchen on main floor. Lightweight sewing machine, weight classes for adults oithe teach­ the grade school chairmen andiiU first meeting of the year 2 bitha. larga kitchen, fenced yard 14 lbs. ^-xags, mskei buttonholei, EVELINA NEALY. PLAINTIFT, Call Mr. Weese. See anytime. No agenta, pleaae. FL. tews fancy lUtcbes with faahkin ings of the Church begin room mothers Thursday, Oct. 1, Friday, Sept 25, at 7:30 p.m. SUMMONS IN ACTION POt S4I12. the first week of Octver. Cath­ in the assembly room of the in the high school auditorium. . DIfORCf MORRISON & MORRISON kU. Hare 5 paymenla o f 86.08 Do Jobs In a Hurry! K left. No equity. GE. 34768. Res: DE. 3-3880 AM. 6-2101 olics and noD-Catholi« are in­ rectory from 3 to 5 p.m. Special Ralph Mollica, cubmaster, re­ .SAMUEL NEALY. DEFENDANT. 33—St. Therese vited to attend. guests of honor will be the quests that both parents of each ,THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF RADIO & TELEVISION 43 LEGAL NOTICES COLORADO 4044 E. 18th Ave. 4-bdrmi., Urge mtbegaBy TV rm A board meeting of offi­ grade school faculty. Hostessesll^ub Scout attend all of the pack ' To the above named defendant, Very tmin«culjte 2etract. U n. MUchclt. throug^b « REGISTER CLASSIFIED school building. Donations of TAKE NOTICE that there baa DE. 3-6493. 1st fa ll Meeting been filed In the above-named ea- fend. after the expiration ol 90 AD. 'That la where folki look whan iny type of home baked goods, late a petition aaklng for a Judi­ dayi from the date of tervlee of they need things. PHONE KK. 4- Colonial (hit tummoni upon you, trial may DUNKLEE REALTY MALTPJt 4205. eluding candy, are requested, cial aacertalnment and determlna- 1925 Broadway KE. ASI71 Of PTA Slated lion of lha helra of auch decedent, be had and Judgment and decree 1936 S. Broadway SH. 4-3313 Mortuary hlowcases, aprons, and tea and aettlng forth that the namea, may be entered the tame at Building Moterioli 46A M . INO lUS. JACa IT. SUMAIN I^Wils are the items to be sold addretaaa and relaUoaahIps to de­ though you were present. 33—Core d'Ars lit-tte needlework booths. Any cedent of aU pervona who are or Thla It an action brom bl to o ^ ALL SOULS’ Owoen aod Dlrecton A t Saint Johans claim 10 be helra of aeld decedent, t»in a decree of divorce upon the 2800 GLENCOE Very nice 3-bdrm. frame, arllh itatutory ground! of deaeriton, all NEW AND USED -Montir ST. AufustHw'i Church - om wbing to donate any of as far u known to the petitioner, Reduced by owner, spactoua 3-bdrm. f.f, beml., eluched garage, Cen­ are ta foUowa. to-wU: of which la more particularly al­ brick ranch, m baths, dlningrm., these items are requested to (St John’s Parish, Denver) leged lo the Complaint, a copy o f ter ball, CoveFed patio and BUILDING MATERIALS John Kettel, Uoradyaxcre, Po­ breezeway, f.f. bsmt. Close to new fenced yard. Assume present Plumbing • Steel • Wlndowi land, aon: Adam Kestel, Horadyix which la attached hereto and made th school. By appoiotmenl, DU. _ LJiMMim sL...... a part hereof and luch other and loan with 33,0(>6 down. Priced • Doors The first PTA meeting of the ere. Poland, aon; Katherine Bot- 3-8I3 _ ____ 317,990. 4B30 So. Penn. tone, 2946 Glencoe Street, Denver, further relief ai may teem to the Kerdy Wrecking year will be held oa Sunday, Colo., daughter; Tony Keitel, 4960 Court Juft and equitable from the 33—Holy Trinily ST. LOUIS Sept. 27. at 2 p.m. in the school FUlmorc Street, Denver, Colo., aon; complaint and the evldenct ad­ 499 E. Floyd — ImcaacuUte 5* C o n tn c lo r e d u c t upon the trial bdns.a full btOTl, home. Covered 2319 w m 9th Ave. TA. 34611 auditorium. Since the annual Henry Kectel, 3060 Leyden Street. Dated Seplember 17, IIS* Q r e e le y Denver, Ciilo., ton; Anna Wyto- tio, fenced yard. 9450 down pantry shower for the nuns wateky, 4631 Penniylvania Street, DAVID W. OYLER B(A. Clerk of Said Court takes place at this meeting, par Denver, Colo., daughter; (SEAL OF THE COURT) Oscar McBee Bill Parchen AUTOS (Used) 5 8 ents who are unable to attend Michael Kettel, 3US Adama Street. CARL F. EIBEROER SU. 1-7973 PY. a-1678 Pleah Patronize Dcnvei, Colo., ton; Jotepb Kettel, AHornty for Plaintiff Rex Garrett Ruth McNabb Good school car or second car. 1952 Adamson Mortuory are asked to send their contri 3243 Ivanhoe Street. Oehver, Colo., 1306 Talaphone Building H O M ^ SU. 94090 SU. 9-2121 PonUac sedan. fUdlOa hesterg hydro* Your ’EGISTER butions with their children to ton; Francet Bowen. 4626 Logan Danvtr 2, Colorado matJe. 1250. See at 2M0 fiJrch. Streal, Denver, Colo,, daughter; AComa 2-1404 Rex T. Garrett, Realtor Phone DE. 5*6258. 24 Hoar Amliulaseo Sorviev Daniel Kettel, 3071 Poplar Street. the children’s pantry shower on This tummont Itauad pum iinl to M93 3. Sroedwey SU. 9-1155 Adveiisers and Denver, Colo., aon. / Th» firint listed here deserve GrMl«7, Colorado Friday. Sept. 25. Chapter 46, Colorado Revised Sti OWN YOUR OWN IIOMB-Read tbe dLstrlbulinf your petronafs to M i c t i o n You are hereby notified to ap­ tutea 1933, at Amended, and Rule X. am Aitmaa ItaO P. 4{m«aa There will be a box in each, pear and anawer the petition within WANT ADS In the REGISTER-TO- tbe different Unee e l busloeei. 4 (C) Colorado Rulei of Civil Pro­ IN WESTMINSTER DAY and EVERY WEEK. te be rtcaeinbered when you ere rhaaa 1486 rtt tn . tt 3tk SI. THE RICJISTER classroom to receive the dona­ twenty daya after aervice o f this cedure. tions. The faculty will be intro­ notice on you (If lerved by pub- (Publlthed In The Denver Catholic d e llcaUon, within twenty days after Regtiter: 9 B B M O O M ■■■■npwiaaBaiiii duced at this meeting, and both the teat publication of thla noUeei Pint Publication, Sept. 24, 1939 and Id default o f an anawer or ap­ Last Publication, Oct. 22, 1939 the mothers and fathers are pearance the Court will proceed to ONE DOLLAR SPECIAL urged to attend. receive and hear proofs eoncernlnx ■ BttlCK 4HOMC Spanish will be taught in St. the helri of luch decedent and en­ To Introduce Yoa to tbe Register Ckssiflet Section Colorado Springs ter a decree determining who are] DR. D. J. SMITH DOWN John's School for the first time the helra of auch deceaaed pereon. $1.00 20 LESS ,1 run m itirw ii, iiiw rii rn MiTim'i irryrar'TiTiqgErzza Dated at Denver, Colorado, tkli Optome/rint ! g « ( » )triC . FOR YOU o n WORDS OR this year. Teachers are women III day of September. 1939. in the parish, including Miss Andrew Wytewaleky Speclaliung in TO BUY, SELL OR SWAP PHONE ME. 2-0303 Ann B. Cvaniga, sixth grade: Attomey Cunlact Lenses, also 741 Equitable Bldg., Visual Training FM.L IN COLTON 1 WORD PKR FlOX Mrs. Elvin Edwards, the com­ Denver, Colo, bined sixth and seventh grade AM. 4-0B4I 7292 U.S. Uiway 6 — Derby m s e o m i Victor B. Grtndy , Al . B-.V.93 FHA TERMS 1 OUI AWNINGS class, Mrs. Piere Alf>i, seventh atrk of the County Court | SHOW HOM€ OPEN By ,'t/ Martin J, Flnnerty, Sr 941 E. 68lb Ave—lliornloD 18 EAST KIOWA STREET grade; and Mrs. Kenneth Cooper, OAllT NOOH TO I eighth grade. Deputy Clerk A I . 7-1926 1 1 Colorodo Springs, Colo. (PubllahM In Tbe Denver Catholic iCv«nlnc AppotnimtnU lovitHli 1 1 Regltlen 7201 Winona Ct. Teen-Age Club Flrat Publication. Sept. 10, 1939 The Teen-Age Club had its Uat Publication. Oct. 1, 1»9. ON 72nd EAST OB J. D. CRUUCH A WANT AD in the CATHOIJC ! first meeting last Sunday eve­ tN THE COUNTY COURT REGISTER ctn do to much for to ^ I D A N . VfKT 01 C. D. O'BRIEN ning in tbe school hall. Guest In end lor tha City and County little. Call CLASSIFIED TUDAY ai MAY REALTY of Denver and State of Colorado KE. 4 4265 1 speakers were the Rev. Robert No. P-16668 ” federal' a n d '' ^ Harrington and Mrs. O'Brien NOTICE TO CREDITORS VERNON LUCILLE ESTATE OF HAROLD ACKER TRA- LOWELL CMP $1.1» TO IT AND MAIL TO R E A LTO R from SI. Vincent’s Parish, and WEEUt (Ward). COOL AIR Mrs. Eugene Ualversen and All persona having claims agalntl NEW LIFE HEALTH MART ^ HA. 9-6289 ClassHied Advertising, The Register, lha above named esUte a n re­ Mrs. John Skillen from St. quired to file them for allowance Expert Swedish hand mauage, bot Box 1620. Denver L Colo., or Phone It In to KE. 4-4203 INSURANCE - LOANS medicated baths. Howard's cabibel Iking ditlancr to Holy Trinity John's Parish. In the County Court of tbe City moist heal therapy, swirl pool and Count of Denver, Colorado, baOu. Specializing In stiff Joints on or before tbe 24tb day of March, and sore aching muarlea. Exp. op­ 725 N. Tejon St IM , or tald claims ihalt )>e for Quolity AppertI •ever barrod. erators. Appt. AU 3-1863 . 2336 Tre- IRENE L. TRAWEEK raont. Colorado Sprinffg, Colo. IN COLORADO SPRINGS lay for Pothers SERVICE DIRECTORY 1 <1 Conservator SINCE lara Georgs M. McNamara CATERING M E. 5-7781 134 Malattic Building, KE. 4-4205 Kiewa end Tejon Streeta Sated Sept. 27 CH. 44545 ‘ iPubllihed Id the Denver Catholic 'FOR THi I Register) ASH HAULING DRUGGISTS LINEN SERVICE ' First Publication. Sept. 17, 1936. BKST IN The RpvBe Sheet AiSt. Vincent's Last Publication. OcL 8, 1939. FOODS” Miller Trash Service YOLH PHtSCRIPTIDNS Please Patronize Call Pickup Seturday AL 51932 I will be filled currecUy at MOUNTAIN .tletal A Roofinft NOTICE TO CREDITORS WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY TOWEL A SUPPLY CO. Your REGISTER (St.vtncent de Paul Parish, ESTATE OF KATHERINE V. CA­ SHAFFER’S RUBBISH |ph. SP 7-9673 1096 South Gaylord B. W. Heckios. Uanacer SEY, (Deceatedi. d ia l -a ; REMOVAL I- 2690 8. Grant RA. 2-7441 Advertisers and INCORPORAriB Denver) No. P-16B44 HEATING HOOFING All persons having clainu against COMMERCIAL AND FLOOR CLEANING Mentron 8HAE1 METAL tha above named estate art re­ DINNER RESIDENTIAL PAINTING The'snnual “Dads’ Day’’ at quired to flle them for allowance In REASONABLE RATEIS EXPERT . . . pia., Cltanlng THE REGISTER Fkawai ME 1-46U Eat 1661 Si. Viicenl's School will be the County Court o l tbe CUy and A C 2-11191 and maintanance—Floora scrubbed, Call An Eatabllahed Daeorator i n s o NEVADA County o l Denver, Colorado, on or For Fast Homa Delivery AL. 53310 c le a n e d , w ax ed , b u ffe d . Wallx 26 Yeara lo Denver held Suday. Sept. 27, at 1:30 before the 21at day of March, 1960 iSPECIALJZINC IN Choick Frlm< waxherl, cleaned. Aak for Buzz. CH. Palnling • Texturing - Papering Pete Beroni p.m. The^hildren and their fa­ or tald claims shall be forever Rib. Bakad Virginia Ham, South-, BRICK 44834 or HA. 3-4840. Free W lm ate — Reaeonable barred. iern Fried Chicken. Shrimp, Roitl W. R. McKelyy ' SP- 7-3842 Dr. John A. Ordohl thers wil go to the classrooms, The First Natlenel Btnk of Denver Beef end Fork. f'lreplacet. brick repair, pulntloi Farnitore f$hop Eatimatea. BUD NOIAN UE. 34890 GUTTERS UPHULStERINC OPTOMETRIST where thejatbers will meet the Ey: / t / Tbomet R. Walker EXPERT CATERING PROF, Q U ILTIN G «t-UPHOLSTUINC AND teachers. Executor SERVICE REPAIIINC 115 NORTH TEJON STREET 1/ William F. Horan Building and Remodeling Alaska Quilling Shop Hachins quill­ After allthe fathers have had ing. remodeled down and wool com IHp CMari aM OraparMa ME. I-9U1 L t A i ^ b'a S EM E.N TT . GudorN Spouts Mada aa Or^m an opportugty to meet and visit Hiatex W itrrprooflnc Co.. EH. 4- foru. Wool battJ for aalt. 5433 C. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. ACeme 24147 . ■ w W« »p«ci«Jiw b Cuttof 3rd Ave. DU. 3-2862. tbe roomliPubiishcd in The Denver Catholic iW2.______' Faraitmro Made to Order with the ta ch m . Help Wanted— Female 7 3p>ml RopUcMiMi > 24-81 S Wekaatek Av ME 2-6401 Remodeling, basements. lUe floors, i dads will every-one (O Houeekeeper^ooH lor Denver 9- paneling. Any size job, Lfcented Trash Hauling parish hall a short program. Last pubUcattoo^oct. is. issa rocn. 2-aton* n n o ry - i priMts and Insured. Ib«rM»|bf7 £«poriM<«d 933 McKelvey______SF. 7-3542 TRASH HAULING There will b a brief demon- iN’fHEcbuNTY’“ct)u5’r Any Place In Helropolltao Denver U ."DRIVE IN Istration of tephine methods injin »»d lor the c«y and Counu _ — ______Baaemenu. addtllons. cab. work.; Day or Night Calto * of Denver and Stale of Colorado Girl or woman as mother's helper,{.iso interMr decorating. Uceneed EA 2-S8I several fields.' So P-16»43 to live In Mu.t be In good health and Insured. RA. 21344 American Roofing ______2436 High Street______‘ MOTEL NOTICE TO CREDITORS »nd like rhUdren. W'U ____ J CCD ReligiorCtosses CARPENTER WORK Sheet Metal Co. UPHOLSTERERS Stay with ’Joy'' The CCD relgion classes for “ mossignor^john j l ^ c . akl SITUATIONS WANTED— For any rtrrvodelirvg m your borne CH 4-8466 2107 Dowaiag Re-Upholatering by reltible Ann. 820 N Nevada those attending public school' MALE 11 — Inside or out — 31 years expeiiene^Unoa. will operate thl year on the persons having claims sgalnsl Cell Jack Reii AIlM 6 a-m. SU. I-603S Free Eatlmile AC. 2-1372 fnllnurinb new scpdiil.' Grades'the above named estate are re- Mao. In early 50'i, excellent health AC. 2-1459 SL. 53021 UtaSar «4 All SmIs Ptmk NA'nONAL UPHOLSTERY following new 8C.eGUl^ oraaes e ^ allowance dexitex any kind of work .except ■ember of Preteoutlvo Panab 2145 Court PI. near East 20Ui Ate. 1. 2, and 3. Mom^y from 3:30!|n ih. couoiv court of the acy drivinr. Call PE. 3-3541. to 4:30 p.m.: gradg 4, 5. and e.land^unty of ^nver Colorado. 00 CARPET CLEANERS WALLPAPER, PAINTS young HEATING The Murroy Druq Co. Wednesday from 3:303:30_ to 4:30 TJ«|-:"'<,V'«id*tSto Jys cTcf.tos .to s'Ih ".S a d ' b^'Vor- bJ Tor^ ^ *ora^Si?PE 'i Wallpaper—20c a roll and up. Komac paints, paper hanging, free eeUmata. p.m.: .ndgrad«7.n_dB..M on ever bar^^^^,^^ ^ BLEHKUSH gtEKKUSH'i«74.' • :™L.reed'“'Si2i S l u M - 5^ ? l ? KE. 4-4629 868 SanU Fe Dr.______.Miiin Slore— 116 K. I’ ikes IVnli MK. 2-l.>9.’l mgh of" rtS™ ‘ wS -c-H n r ^ education ____ 13 CURTAIN LAUND-rIH" WINDOW SHADES WE SPECIALIZE ON-SMOKY |__ hicirih >liire 11-12 lejon MK, ■1-IU6I m eet on Tuesday.s a 7 p m . ©tt and^'shantjon ^ Privile muelcal Inilrucllon on aiilKRANUS CURTAIN CLWN- FIREPLACES, CHIMNEY 1 ADORN The teacher chairnan of the 767 FBMI Bldg., ALoIni 5-4944 msirumentx bv lO profesaional In-iEBb. CLRTAI.NS. 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m PAGE TWELVE OHtce, 938 Bonnoek Street THE DENVER CATHOLtC REGISTER Telephone Keystone 4-4205 Thurtdoy, Sept. 24,1959 Paper Drive Set IN EVERGREEN 8EPT. 27 Parish to Observe Aspen Sunddy

ANNA M. BEYER, 81. of 1204 W. ■Iso by four grandchUdren and thrcelElklns o f Englewood; alx tlstsra. At Cure d'Ars (Christ the King Parish, Ever­ iheir Confessions on Saturday chairman, Frances Qlebiing, MARIA DOMENICO CARLIO, Tl. 2SS0 Monaco Parkway. She was the Center Avenue. She was the mother great-grandchildren. Requiem HlghlMt*. Katherine Thomas and Mrs. green) before tbe Mass. secretary-treasurer; St. lieresa'a moUier of Anna C, Tomero and Mrs. o f Mrs. Lolita Moore, Denver; the Mass was offered Sepl. 22 In Blessed jMargarot Cavanaugh of Denver. Mri. Thereu Cianclo, tMth o f Denver; sister o f Edward Lone, Mrs. Carrie Sacrament Church. Interment Mt Mae Bledy of Morrison, tnd Mrs. The parish will celebrate As­ High school instructions are Circle, Theresa Swlger*, chair- • the malber-ls4aw o f Brneet Tomero; Eggerl, Mrs. George Decker, and Olivet. Boulevard Mortuary. Josephine Hogan, Mrs, Alibe Stuska. 11 pen Sunday Sept. 27. For this being given by Father D. A. man, Marie Marble, soetary- and Mrs. Ann Blanford, all of Den­ For Sept. the iliter of Uaurlio Tom Cito. An­ Clem Loew, all of Denver; and Mrs. PIOEL ROEALES, 82, 20 S. Chero­ tioch, Calif.; the alsle^lll•law of Leon Cole, Houston, Tex. She Is kee. He was the husband of Andre- ver; a brother, Ed Powers of Broom­ autumnal'occasion the sanctu­ McMahon every Monday evening treasurer; Mother Cabiol Cir­ Carmella CHo, Antioch, Calif.; and survived also by one grsnddaughter Ita .M. Rosales; the father of Bea­ field; and two grandchildren. (Care d'An Parish, Denver) ary will be decorated in the nat­ at 7:15 p.m. Interested adults cle, Florence Maul, dEdiman, the araadmother o f WlUlam and Ed­ and two freat-grlnddaughten. Re- trice, Joe, Fidel, and Mark Rosales, OUnger Hortusry handled the sr- uard Ctan^, Denver. She It sur­ ulem High Hass U beltsing offered Josephine Claneroi, Mrs. Roger Con- rangemenls. The Men’s (Hub of the parish ural beauty of colorful aspen are invited to atter/d. Anne Stuermer, aecretary-treas- vived alto by six (reat-ErandehU- hu rray. Sept. 24, in St. Rose of Ifl, and Mrs. Howard Crout; and LIEUTENANT E. A. MURPHY is going to have a paper drive leaves. Another circle of the Altar urer; dren. Requiem H lfh Mats was of­ Lima’s Church at 9 a.m. Interment brother of Mrs. Fells Nunez. He Is Llcutonant Edmund A. Hnrphy, Ml. Olivet. Boulevard Mortuary. survived also by six grandchildren. head of the Jefreraon County ther- this Sunday. Sept. 27. Newg The Catechism classes for the and Rosary Society —St. Jos­ St. Gerard’s, Patricia Farrli^ fered S » t . 21 In Our Lady of Mt. Iff’s department, clvU diviaion, died Carmel Church. She was a member ALLEN A. ATCHISON, S3, 2032 S. Requiem Masa was offered Sepl. 22 papers and magazines may be grade school children began last eph's—has been formed in the ton, chairman, Grace Richtei of the Third Order, of St. Anne’s In St. Cajetan's Church. Interment ^ t , 14 in Mercy Hospital after a Garkson. He was the husband of long illneas. He was 37. Requiem left at the parking lot The pro­ Saturday at 9 a.m. with some parish. At the present time Auxiliary, and the Altar and Rosary Mary E. Atchison; tha fathar of Ann Mt. Olivet. Trevino Mortuary. If secretary-treasurer; St. Jude' JUAN GARCIA, 87, o f 1521 Bryant High Maas was offered Sept, 18 in ceeds at the drive will be used 100 children in attendance. The there are five members in this SocleLv o f Mt. Carmel Parish. Inter Coggtns, both of Denver; and the St. Bernadette's Church, Lakewood. DeVerne Gortych, chairman, I mrnl HI. Olivet. OUnier Hortusry. brolnerUEVSUCl VSo f mmJim Atchison, aav Los» An Street. He was the father of Mrs, Joe Perez, Mrs. Amador Rodriguez, Born In Scranton, Pt., Jane 30, for the athletic fund. Sisters of Charity from Cathe­ circle. The officers are Eleanor eanor Bnbb, secretary-treasun ANTONIO MARRA, B7, of 3417 geles, Calif., and Irene Nye, Kear­ 1902, he moved to the Denver tret O tsfe Street. He was the father of ney Neb. He Is survived also by Mrs. Luts Roules, and Mrs. Ellas The first St. John Vianney dral are instructing these class­ Haring, chairman, and Helen Ave Maria, Bertha HeCret- Martinez. He Is also survived by 17 from Kansaa City, Ho., In 1930. Antoinette Santo and Mary Sarno, rive grandchildren...... -Requiem • -Hlg: h Founder of the Bancroft Volunteer Society meeting of the year, es. ATcomplete course in the Francis, secretary-treasurer, chairman, Virginia Hairist, Denver: Anaelo A. Uarra and Joseph Mass was offered SepL IS In Our grandchUdren and 19 great-grand­ children, The Rosaiy wUl be re­ Fire Deparimenl In 1947, he lerved held Friday night, had a record New circle officers for the R. M a m , X o f Angeles, Calif.; Lu Lady of Lourdes Church. Capitol aa president of the fire protection Conframlmity of Christian Doc secretary-treasurer; Our Ladyf rllle Gonsales, Denver: Leonard J. Mortuary. cited In Trevino’s Oiapel of tho breaking attendance of 350. Sis­ coming year as reported at tbe Roses Thursday, Sept, 24. at 7 p.m. district for the past 12 years. He trine is being followed. Masses Lourdes, Rose Merelli, ebr- Marra. Arvada; and Carmella Vuk- CAYETANO MEDINA, 80, 2752 was an organizer of the Alameda ter Carmencita. in her first man, Sacramento, Calif. He Is sur­ Requiem Hass wlU b e celebrated In on Saturday are at 11 a.m. and executive meeting of the Altar man, Mayme Araoldy, secreti'* Clay. He was the husband of Teoflla St, Cajetan’s Church at 9 a.m. Sept. Recreation Assocladon. He Joined vived alao by seven grandchildren M e^ i; the father of Seledon and the Jefferson County shecUrs of­ talk on adolescent psychology, the pastor, Father D. A. McMa­ and Rosary Society are: Sacred treasurer; Infant of Prague, kl* tnd six greal-grandchUdren, Re­ 23, Interment In Mt. Olivet. Tre­ Edward Medina, Margaret Archu­ vino Mortuary. fice In 1950. stresseej firmness with kindness hon, urges the children to make Heart Circle, Alma Chadwick, quiem High Mats was offered Sept. leta, Angle VIgU, Thereaa Maes, Jo- Lieutenant Murphy waa a member la Russell, chairman, R a 23 in Our Ladiy of Mt, Carmel JOHN B. TORRES, 59, Of 1471 Knox in dealing with- children. ale Torrez, and Martha Romero, all Court He was the husband of Julia of the National Sheriffs tnd Peace Hunt, secretary-treasurer. Church. InlennenC Ml. Olivet. He of Denver; Leandro Medina, Pueblo; Officers' Association and was a was a member of'S t. MIchaeT.s So­ Torres; the father o f Mrs. Jose Qui­ The intra-mural baseball tro­ Napoleon and Levi Medins, and Pa­ nones; the brother of George and Navy veteran. Installation of the newlylec- ciety and the U.P. Oldtlmers' Club. tricia Cruz, ail of Raton, N. Mex.; Surviving are his wife, Lorene F.; phies were presented to mem­ Olinger Mortuary. Luts Torres. Emilia Muniz, Eliza ted officers for the societjsill and brolher of Ramona Taylor, Al- Dominguez, tnd Lola Chavarria. He two dsugbten, Mrs. Betty Brown, bers of Joe DeAnda’s Cardi St. A nthony's Festival be held at the monthly mding MIKE F. PFEIFER, H . o f 3143 Bry­ buquerque, N. Mex.; J. D. Medina, is survived also by seven grand­ Lakewood, and Mrs. Vivian Corley, ant Street. He was the husband of Ssnia Fe. N. Mex.: Jnanlu Fernan­ Denver; and three grandchUdren. nals Friday night. This league children. Requiem Hass will be of­ JOHN AMOLgCH on Thursday, Oct 22, at 8> i”’ ApoUonla B. Pfeifer; the father of dez. Raton, N. Mex.; PahUta Valdez, fered Thursday, Sept. 24, In Sacred Requiem High Mass was offered was organized by the athletic It will be an open meetin fol* Leo, Ciomeot, and Julius Pfeifer, Springer. N. Mex.; Dan Medina, Heart Church, Watrous, N. Mex., at and Rita Palfrey, all o f Denver; and Pueblo; and Pedro Medina and Re­ 9 a.m. Trevino Mortuary. Sept. 23 In St. Ignatius Loyolt'i director, Bill Stauter, and Coach To Net About $6,000 lowed by a formal tea. AUiom- Church, Denver, for John Amotsch, the brother of Alexander Pfeifer, gina JanmIUo, both of Alamoaa. ANTHONY CONTRERAZ, infant, Jim Bowen. The tournament Hays, Ksns.; Mrs. Susan Rsihiuer. He Is survived also by 38 grand­ Spanish American War Veteran. He en of tbe parish are enco'aged of 2734 W. 13th Avenue. He was died Sept. 18 tn his home, 2217 E. East Lake: Mrs. Anna Lang. Broom- children. Requiem Hiss was offered the son of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Con- lasted 10 weeks with 75 boys (St. Anthony of Padua’s oltcs interested in the Church to attend. The women of tJ par­ fleld; Barbara Drtcllng, BIls Karts.: Si^t. 21 In St. Cajetan's Church. In­ 24th Avenue, at the age of 83. participating in the program. treraz; the brother o f Nathan, Clar­ Born In Michigan Oct. 18, 1875. he Parish, Denver) are invited to the sessions. ish are also invited to beng to and Pauline Bolllg, Council Bluffs, terment Mt. Olivet. Capitol Mortu­ ence, and Elaine; and grandson of la. Re It survived also by six grand­ ary. came to Denver In 1909. He mar­ The following men devoted Francis Bums, sacristan at the society by Joining ne of Isabel U. Garcia, Internienl Mt. Oli­ ried Delia Goulette In Michigan Total recejpts of nearly $10,000 children. Requiem High Hass was HERSHEL L. GRIFFITH, 38. 924 E. vet. Trevino Mortuary. many hours to training' and St. Anthony's, will begin his the circles. offered Sept. 23 In SI. Elizabeth’s i7Ui Avenue. He was the husband Feb. 5, 1902. HENRY ALBERT ORONDONA, 80. Mr. Amolsch waa a captain In the coaching the boys: Jo DeAnda, aignaled the close of St. An­ Chareh. Interment Mt. Olivet. OUn- of Dorothy Griffith: tho father of Of 429 15th Street, He waa (he hus­ training classes for future altar ger Mortuar>‘. 11th U.S. Infantry In the Spanish thony's fall festival, the Rev. WiUlam L. GrifflCh. both o f Denver; band of Irene Grondona. Requiem Bob Elijs, Johnnie Johns, Jerry boys this Friday, Sept. 25, at PRANK OAKES, 71, of the Drake (he son of Clyde E, Griffith, Ama­ American War and fought In the Robert E. Kekeisen, pastor, re­ High Mass was offered Sept. 22 In battle of Simlago, Cuba, and at Goodwin, Irv Karlin, Dick Mc­ 3:30 p.m. in the south class­ Hotel. R oury will be recited ’Thurs­ rillo, Tex.; Miry Schell, Denver; and Holy Ghost Church. Interment Mt. JERRY BREN day. Sept. 24, at 7r30 p.m. In the the brother o f Opal Clemens, Doro­ Fort San Juan In 1898. Manus, Owen Mitchell and Bill ported, as the event reached its Olivet. OUnger Mortpary. Before hIs retirement, he was a room. Boys from the fourth Boulevard Chapel. N. S w er at P ^ - thy Turner, and Raymond Fron, Jr., HANS LINDSKON, 79, of tha Mul­ Stauter. All games were um­ close SepL 20. Preliminary tabu­ all of Denver; Ed Griffith, Engle­ building contractor. grade upwards may register for F lo r is t oral. Requiem High Mass wlU be len Home.. Requiem . qu Mass was o f Surviving are his wife; five chil­ lations indicated that the parish offered Friday, Sept. 25, In Holy wood; Robert Grtffltb, Amarillo, fared Sept. 22 fn the Mullen Home pired by Mr. Bowen. the class. The training will en­ Tex.; Jack Griffith, Ft. Carson: and dren, Sifter Jean Marie of the Sla­ stands to net about $6,000 from Ghoat Church, interment Mt. Olivet. Chtpel, Interment Mt. Olivet. Olin­ ters of Cbartty of Cincinnati; Mrs. able the boys to become full­ 1004 15th L Boulevard Merluary. Anna Mae Fron, Long Beach, Calif. ger Mortuary. Vem Standley of Buenos Aires, Ar­ the three-day bazaar. Gerald Requiem High Maaa Is being offered SEAN MAURICE RICOS, 21^ LEROY ALLIE, 68, 1327 E. Colfax. gentina; and Mrs. Lois Mason, Ar- time servers at Mass and other M A in 3.229 months, o f 1913 S. Pasco Way. Re In All Souls’ Church Thuraosy, Sept. Requiem Mass was offered SepL IS Fall was general chairman of 23. at 9:30 sjn. CapHol Mortuary. deU J. Amolsch. and Ray M. Am­ sacred functions. was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph In the Cathedral. Interment Mt. Oli­ olsch. all of Denver; and 10 grand­ Altar Unit Picks, the festival. W. Riggs. Interment Mt. Olivet. THOMAS PHOENIX, at Pt. Wayne. vet, Howird Mortuary. children. Boulevard Mortuary. Ind., of 2335 Grape Street. He was ANDREW QUINT, 89. 1815 3Sth Boulevard Hortusry handled the Exact figures to date, with CLEMMIE STAHLBERO, 39. of the father of Mrs. Dan Stelnbrunner Street, He was the husband of Cath­ arrangements. some bills still outstanding and 2S2S W.' 32nd Avenue. Requiem High o f Ft. Wayne, Ind., and Josephine erine Quint; the father of Anthony GEORGE H. WILLIAMSON Installs Officers Mass Is being offered Thursday. Phoenix. ElUnwood, Kans.; and the Quint, Flavia Stecklln. all o f Den­ George H. WlllUmson, S4. of 1300 some receipts yet to come, re­ WHERE COST HAS BEEN Sept. 24. in St. Catherine’s Church father-in-law of Mrs. William D. ver; Andrew J. Quint. Westminster; Syracuse Street died Sept. 19 after veal that $9,409.84 was taken at 9 a.m. Boulevard Mortuary. Phoeulx of Denver. He Is survived Oement Quint, Sterling; Hilda Frick, a long Ulnesa. Requiem High Mass Byers; Lucina Yeager, Austin. Tex.; was offered Sept. 18 In St. James’ In Woodland Park in, and, after expenses, the net SECONDARY TO SERVICE OR and Lydia Forbes, Anchorage. Alas­ Church, Denver, and burial was tn profit hovered at $5,756.01. To ka; and broU er of Alex Qumt, Den- Mt Olivet Cemetery. OUnger Mor­ The job of coiisfaitf vigilance ver; Jake Quint, SI. Joseph. Mo.; tuary bandied the arrangements. (Our Lady of the Woods Parish the proGt must be added more MORE THAN HALF A CEHHRY OF and Mrs. Margaret Weber, Ft. Mor­ Mr. WlUlamson wts boro In Golden Woodland Park) than $300 in games prizes left gan. He is survived also by 20 Dec. 1, 1904. He attended grade to protect that precious eyesight is an obligatiOD of grandchildren and flve great-grand­ school In Central City, high school The first meeting of the fall over, which gifts will be parents. For a life time of good eyesight your children children. Requiem Mass was of­ in Golden, tnd tha University of awarded at the parish's turkey fered Sept. 22 In Annunciation Denver. season for the Altar and Rosary need adequate light, eye treatment and correction when Church. Interment Mt. OUvel. How­ He was president of the Alden Society was held Sept. 9 in games party before Thanksgiv­ C W , cmI C m d J w t i M .. ard Mortuary. Sign Company o f Denver. He was a ing. The fesGval returns more Indicated. Have your children’s eyes checked regularly. CHRISTINE C. TRACY, 79. 1444 Paint Pony Country Club fol member and past president of Cap­ S«t EuBtiH Szlndw, Sk .-Tiz**., A Utmbtr »f StI. P»’ Owch Roalyn. She was the mother o f Rob­ ital aiy Xlwanls and a member of lowing a 1 o'clock luncheon. than doubled the sums realized erta Peter, Liberal, Kans.; Mrc. Cas­ the Presidents' Round Table. at any previous bazaar held in per Graene, Winfield, Kans.: and Surviving are hla wife, Helen M. Members met in the church Margaret Sullivan, Denver. She is WUIlamson; a son, W. L. William- for recitation of the Rosary, led the parish. SWIGERT BROS. survived also by seven grandchildren son; a daughter. Patricia; a brother, and eight great-grandchUdren. She Raymond; and a lister, Mrs. Ruth by the Rev. Michael Kavanagh The dinner committee, com­ was a member of St. James' AlUr Hardy, all of Denver. The meeting was conducted prised of Altar Society members 1550 Colt/omia O p t o m e t r is t s KEystone 4-7651 and Rosary Society. Requiem Mass and imetment will be In Concordia, by Mrs. Mary Bradlfey, out-going with Mrs. Sam Duvall as chair­ Kans. Howard Mortuary. 1st Woman Given president and newly elected man, served 1,140 persons, as Better Vuton Good Service MARY ELLEN MURPHY, 537 CUy- Office Is Catholic president of the Colorado compared to the 600 served at for Every Age At Ripht Prices ton Street. She was the mother of QztPAi Hsnzin III. FaniMNV Mrs. Ruth Llker. Requiem High A member of St. John the Springs Deanery of the A(X)W the dinner in 1958. A total o( Mass will be offered in Bralnerd, The annual election and installa $945.75 was realized in dinner M l taOADWAY . KI'ltMt 4-1** Minn.-Hsckethal-Noonan Mortuarv. Evangelist's Parish, Denver, is GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED tickets. MRS. NELLIE P. JOHNSON the first woman member of the tion of officers was held at this IN THC CfNTCR OF DENVCa Requiem High Mass was offered meeting. Mrs. Frank Harbour Sept. 23 In St. Louis’ Church, Engle­ Denver Career Service Board, The main awards chairman. wood, for Mrs. Nellie P. Johnson, which establishes regulations was elected president; Mrs Roy Pangle, reported $3,951.93 70. of 2798 S. Federal Boulevard. Stanley Johaonson, vice presi Englewood. Burial was In Ml, Olivet. for thousands of city workers in ticket receipts. Paul Pom- JACQUES BROS. She died Sept, 19. covered by Career Service. dent; Mrs. Jane Okey, secretary ponio, bead of the chief games A native of Denver, she was born and Mrs. Ed Haller, treasurer. A!i Burial hsurance One Block East of Mt. Olivet Aug, 38. 1889. In 1912 she was mar- Mayor Dick Batterton ap­ booth, noted a return of $1,372.23 On Weal 44Ui rted to Charlee W. Johnson. pointed Mrs. Mary Riger, 780 Two out-of-town members, Mrs. .taken in by his staff. Since 1902 She was a member of the Altar George Hondras of Wichita and and Rosary Society o f St. Louis' Garfield Street, a secretary long Special individual booths con­ Monumtnu of Dlslinction Mrs, Schartz of Great Bend, Policies Accepted Parish. active in politics, to the posi­ ducted by the various circles of 13700 W. 44 Ave. HA. 4.7984 Surviving In addition to her hus­ tion. were present. Mrs. Elbert and band are a daughtar, Mrs, Margie small daughter, formerly of the Altar Society reported a Ohio, were guests. total of $3,139.93 turned in in Mrs. F. Harbour will care for cash. Ijatkpthgl-Ngiman the altar for the coming month The pastor, as well as Ed and Mrs. J. Kontny will launder Scott, head of the parish’s Holy the altar linens. Name Society, and Mrs. Harold MA. 3-4006 h a . 9-7445 : tfkfojdaikrL The next meeting will be held McMillan,* Altar Society presi­ in the home of Mrs. J. Kontny dent, take this opportunity to on Oct. 14. after recitation of extend thanks to all who con the Rosary in church. tributed to the festival's success. Particular thanks go to the bazaar workers, who spent in- numerAle hours both in prepa­ ration and cleanup, and to Junior Newman patrons of the event. „ il lEim suers iitn cesiitiiet The fall festival at St. An­ im e m • UfilHi dill thony's was conceived and ar­ gb., MSU ItHIK I (fM ranged solely on the initiative Club Chooses of the parishioners themselves. The pastor had made it clear that Sunday contributions, more Slate in Roggen than twice those of previous The Remodeling and (Sacred Heart Parish, Roggen) years, were proof enough of the parishioners’ devotion to the The Roggen Junior Newman works of their church. The fes­ or High School of Religion met tival’s chief aim was to pay, at Redecorating of Our Wednesday, Sept. 9, for the first least in part, for the projected meeting of the season. The kitchen in the hall to be pro­ meeting started with the elec­ vided within the next year. tion of officers as follows: Third Floor Furniture President, Jerry Buchholz; Women's Retreat vice president, Joan Evers; sec­ Mrs. Bob Green, retreat chair­ retary, Shirley Eiker, and treas­ man of the AlUr Society, re­ Department is urer, Larry Eiker. ported that to date 12 women The future youth rally was have signed up for the spiritual mentioned with no definite plans event scheduled for St. An­ Complete made as yet on the number to thony's group the week end of attend. Kathleen Dyess and San­ Oct, 9-11 at El Pomar retreat dra Eiker were appointed to house, near Broadmoor. Women check these details. who are interested in making Traveling Trophy the retreat are invited to call I' The traveling trophy will Mrs. Green at WE. 4-7634. again be awarded to the highest Father Daniel J. Flaherty will percentage having attended. begin the fall series of instruq On Sept, 16, our second meet­ tion classes in Catholic doctrin' We invite you to come and see us . •. look through ing was held with 16 in attend­ in the church proper next Mo- ance, as follows: Jerry and Mary day evening. Sept. 28, at 7;I). Agnes Buchholz, Jean and Joan Catholics as well as non-Cji- our new Furniture Floor in our Downtown Store. Evers, Kathleen and Edward ■_4- Dyess, Charolett and James Everywhere you turn . . . you'll see beautiful co­ Figg, Sandra, Larry, Shirley Religion Class& Diann, Stanley Eiker, Connie Robertson, Kathy Bumpus, and ordinated grouping ond o weoith of ideas to bring E. COLFAX AT MAGNOLIA ENGLEWOOD Rosemary Vigil. For Adults Set (2775 So. Broadway) The sacraments of Baptism new chorm and comfort to your home. The comple­ and Confirmation were topics of discussion for the evening. At Sacred Heirt tion of the remodeling ond redecoroting of our The refreshments were served (Sacred Heart Parish,Denver) by Jean Evers and Diann Eiker. Kathleen Dyess and Rosemary Adult religion clases will Furniture Deportment is port of our program of Vigil volunteered for serving at start Tuesday. Sept. S, in the the next meeting held Sept. 23. church at 7:30 p.m.The Rev. J. F. Brady, S.J., w* give the progress . . . evidence of the growing-greot-with- 0/tR gers’ reputation is our dearest poesetsio'n. talks and answer Mstions. Food Sale Slated The films and tfks are de-, Denver ot The Denver, "where Denver shops with Reputation is not gained quickly, nor easily regained if lost. signed to help bot) Protestants and Catholics who *ant to Icam Tbe finest testimony to our reputation comes from the families ire In Mead Sepf. 26 more about the CJlholic faith. confidence." Now there ore greoter selections of serve in ike Denver area. Adult Catholieswho have not . (Guardian Angel Church. Mead) yet made their Jlrst Commun- fine furniture ot The Denver then ever before. And, Last year as for many years, nearly of the families requiring A food sale will be held atiion or who are planning mar­ the Handy Comer in Mead riage in the nar future are os olwoys, you con buy for your home on Conven­ funeral services chose Olingers. Saturday, ^pt. 26. at 10 a.m. especially invitd. High school i Mrs. Mike Sckich, Sr., and Mrs. students in pulic schools will ^0 16th at Boulder Elmer Newton are co-chairmen also find the *ries interesting. ient Terms. of the event. Lillian Harjigan, tbe secre­ E. Colfax ot Magnolio Tbe religion instruction class tary, is slowli recovering from for the ^ade school chUdren of injuries sataed in an auto­ NEIGHBORHOOD t ^ MORTUARIES Speer Blvd. ot Shermon the parish was held Saturday, mobile accidet. Sept. 19. in the church. The high A new r^rd was set when 2775 So. Broadway (Englewood) 'School students’ religious in- 152 boys sitfed up for football. Glendale 5-3663 ^] stnicUon and choir practice be­ The group i divided into light­ gan Thursday, Sept. 17. weights, sidgets, mosquitoes, Scrvlnjj nearly of Denver's families Used clothing donated by and gnals.rhe boys are coached Furniture - DOWNTOWN ONLY, Third Floor (he parishioners was taken to by Pat Bberto, Albert Guer : Fort Lupton to be given to rero. Pai Salazar, and Father r:: I'L 1 ^ 11 H i 1 ii: - : 2i: \ 4M : 1 !'t; lijSs !'l M .... J;' the migrant workers. ; Brady.