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Work to Be Started on New Church in Hugo Parish St. Joseph's Parish Constructing Activities o/ Only Fifty Families 4- + + + New Hall to Accommodate Has Money on Hand to Pay for Project Constuiction of a new St. Anthony’s church in Hugo is expected to begin Church and School Projects soon, it was announced this week by the Rev. Francis A, Pettit, pastor. The Construction of a parish ac enough to accommodate all ! ( low bid of $34,500 was submitted by the Inland Construction Co. of Omaha. tivities building in St. Joseph’s parish activities. It will probably (Redemptorist) parish, Denver, be finished in time for the fall The church will be a frame structure of conventional design with red was begun Aug. 2, feast of St. festival, which is scheduled for 'i cedar siding. It Wiwill seat 254. A partial basement is included in the plans drawn Alphonsus, founder of the Re- Sept. 30, and Oct. 1 and 2. by John K. Monroe, architect. This project will fulfill a long- There are some'SO families in the Hugo demptorists. Patrick D. Horgan, Father Pettit reveals that the parish has who has designed many projects felt need for space for parish parish. Father Pettit also serves the missions in New York, Chicago, and projects and for activities of $35,000 on hand for the construction, which Denver, drew up the plans for the school. It is expected that of Limon, Deertrail, and Strasburg, offer the building. Mr. Horgan re the new building will furnish means that the furnishing of the new church ing Mass every Sunday in Limon and on cently designed the Mile-High ample space also ■ for athletic will not leave a tremendous debt for the par alternate Sundays in the other two places. Kennel club stadium of Den events sponsored by the parish ish. , ver. The new parish building is school. Father Pettit, a native of Pueblo, was or being constructed of brick and The Rev. Harry S. Smith, Razing of the present church will begin dained in 1936 by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr steel and will have a brick front C.SS.R., pastor, reveals that no next week, according to the Hugo pastor. in the Denver Cathedral. He served for a facing Galapago street. It will where in the thickly populated Until the new structure is completed Mass time as a chaplain in the Civilian Conserva measure 92 by 100 feet. west side of Denver is there now The steel is being supplied a hall, auditorium, or gymna will be offered in the parish hall. This build tion Corps, and was assistant at the Annun and erected by the Sterling Steel sium large enough to take care ing, a former CCC recreation hall, was do ciation and Blessed Sacrament parishes in & Supply company, of which of the needs of the neighbor nated to St. Anthony’s parish in 1943 by the Denver before being named pastor of the Ed Carr is president and Jack hood. Father Smith intends this parish hall to relieve the need of Lincoln county commissioners. It was moved Hugo parish. He succeeded the Rev. John Speyer i.s the construction en THE NEW PARISH activities building 1 square feet and will be used for parish and to a site west of the church, and has been Scannell, who left St. Anthony’s to become gineer. The brick and concrete neighboring parishes as well as . , ^ , i oi. T r> j i. -X school activitie.s. At the right is the parish church, work is being supplied by his own. He has been planning to be erected fit St. Joseph S Kedemptonst background can be seen the high school build- used as a parish hall and for the holding of the founder and first pastor of the new Berglund & Cherne. this project .since he came to parish, Denver, is shown above. It will cover 9,200 I ing and, behind the church, the rectory.______summer school classes in Christian doctrine. Christ the King parish m Denver. The building will be large Denver in 1947. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Contents CopjTighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1949—Permission to Reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwis/ Marked. Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. St. Cajetah’s Rectory Ready to Occupy
+ + + + . + + Wheatridge New Presbytery in Theatine Parish May Become Parish Has U. S. Center 200 Families OfTheatines The new $75,000 rectory REGISTER Last week end, 58 workers St. Cajetan’s parish, Denver; The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We of Sts. Peter and Paul’s par is ready for occupancy, ac Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller ish, Wheatridge, made per cording to the Rev. John Or Services, NCWC and Religious News Photos. Price of paper 3 cents a copy. sonal calls at the more than dinas, C.R., pastor. • The 1,300 residences .in the area of DENVER, COLORADO priests of the parish wilj VOL. XLIV. No. 50. THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1949 the new parish. They discov move from their temporary ered 200 Catholic families. quarters in the chu'rch an4 The figures are not yet com school buildings Sunday, Aug. 7; To Be Ready by September, 1950 plete because Some of the home Plans for utilizing the modem; occupants were out when the cen two-story structure as a center sus workers called and a number for the Theatine order in the U.Si of the houses in this area are in are being considered, said Father the process of construction. Ordinas, but the final decision Contract Is Let to Build A full report of the census with has not yet been made by the Very the return of all the Catholic cen Rev. Matthew Barcelo, C.R., presJ sus forms will be made this Friday ent superior in this country, whd evening at the Weakland store at resides in Colorado Springs. : 8 o’clock. One o f . the most interesting Rectory Has ■ Edgewater Parish School phases of this door-to-door can 22 Rooms vass on the part of the workers Work on the new rectory,____ ...... which was the kind and warm reception faces northeast on Ninth stree^ Work on the proposed $138,000 school at St. Mary Mag they received at the homes of non- between Lawrence and Arapaho* dalene’s parish, Edgewater, is scheduled to get under way Catholics. In these homes they left was started early in December, Center Has soon, according to the Very Rev. Monsignor James P. Flan a letter of greeting from the pas 1948. Of lovely architectural de tor and parishioners. Several of sign, the building has brick walls agan, pastor. the non-Catholic, families offered Situated betiveen 28th and 29th streets on Zenobia, the and a tile roof, with a combina^ financial assistance in the building A MAJOR project in the Archdiocese 10 or 12 priests, and plans are being discussed tion wood and steel frame. It new school will include four class 1*1 Classes for vent The Sisters of S t Joseph of the parish and almost all of for its use as the province center of the Theatine measures 90 by 30 feet on the out-' rooms and an auditorium, which them were pleased with the pros of Denver was the construction of this 22- order in North America. The Rev. John Ordinas, side and has 22 rooms, 10 of themi HTTl..M pfeilTHISW lot' IIW [Odao ^teach in 'St. t Gatherina . , a A.and pect «f ft Cathiilic ehu*‘fh in their room reettry^fn'St.=-rriMi. Nait C.R., Is p a s ^ pa11xh;--^(eharli^be^r6oma St. Patrick s grade schools. Den- community. ready for occupancy, the building will accommodate Wunder photo) The ba.sement, as yet unfinished; Total of 6\2 tive offices. A partial basement Ptani are.-under way for a beneath the one-story structure ver; St. Louis’^rade school, Engle- contains a vault for parish records^ large parish meeting, when the A beautiful enclosed passage The impressive figure of 580 will be used for boiler and storage wood; and St. Francis de Sales’ final tally is made, to discuss rooms. Fireproof throughout, the grade and high school. way in the rear connects the rec children and 32 adults, a total the immediate building and fi Letters From Congressional Members tory with St. Cajetan’s church, school will be finished in brick S t Mar>' Magdalene's parish is nancial projects of the parish. of 612, made up the enroll masonry. ■The architectural firm of John! bounded by Stuart street on the The new Wheatridge parish, K. Monroe drew the plans for the ment for the religion classes John K. Monroe of Denver is east, W. 35th avenue on the north, which was established by Arch building, and N. R. Neilsen 4 conducted in the Holy Ghost the architect, and the Empire Con Colfax avenue on the south, and bishop Urban J. Vehr in June this Indicate Attitude Toward Barden Bill Son did the building work. Youth center, 416 22nd street, by struction company, Denver, has the it extends west to the Golden par year, has a site for a parish plant Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will the Missionary Sisters of Our contract. ish. Part of the parish was cut off between W. 39th and W. 40th ave In reply to letters protesting less of their ability to meet their the precedent for limitless expan dedicate the new rectory some Lady of Victory. These figures Monsignor Flanagan ha.s an by the establishment of the new nues east of Pierce street. discrimination in the Barden bill own responsibilities. sion of the federal government in Wheatridge parish. time in the fall, after returning were compiled following the clos nounced that the Sisters of St. Jo The Rev. Robert McMahon, for for federal aid to education, which For example, under bills which numerous other fields at the cost from his ad limina visit to the seph of Carondelet will teach six According to Monsignor Flana merly assistant in St. Francis de of our local rights and responsi ing of the term July 22. excludes pupils of paroqhial schools, I have voted against, you would be Vatican, said Father Ordinas. The sisters gave 433 hours of grades in the new school, beginning gan, the cost of the school will Sales’ parish, is pastor of the par taxed to aid education in states bilities. The Theatine order, active in private instruction in the course in the faH of 1950. The sisters ■yill leave the parish with a debt of ish. He resides in the rectorj- of Leon F. Jacques, vice president of which are far richer than our state The federal government has no the U.S. since 1906, has charge ofl of their Youth center work, and reside at- St. Patrick’s parish con approximately $50,000. St. .4nne’s parish in Arvada. Jacques Brothers, Inc., monument of Colorado. And people in states source of money for such programs St. Cajetan’s parish, which was' in addition made 539 visits to company in Denver, received three which are poorer than the state except that of the taxpayers at named in honor of the founder, !• homes to carry on their missionary replies. They are from Senators of Colorado would be taxed for home. The federal government is one of the most forceful person-* work. At Stratton Church Dedication Eugene D. Millikin and Edwin C. maintaining education in our own already taking so much money out alities of the Counter-Reforma-; Besides the instruction in reli Johnson, and Representative Wil state. of our states and local communi tion. St. Cajetan belonged to the; gion, the young people and adults liam S. Hill of the Second Colo This simply does not make sense ties that in Colorado and elsewhere nobility of his native town, Vi-I who visited the center participated rado district. The letters are as to me. It strikes me as not only it is Woming increasingly diffi cenza, Italy. He was born in 1480. in activities in singing and drama follows: senseless but as a violation of cult to do the things the people In 1524 he founded the Congrega-j tics, native Spanish dancing, square United States Senate sound federal policy. You will ap \Vant to do locally for education tion of Clerks Regular, and he was* dancing, sewing, cooking, and var July 21, 1949 preciate that if we. are going into and various kinds of public service, canonized ia 1671. He was among; ious arts and crafts. , Leon F. Jacques aid programs of that kind we set (Turn to Pagre £ — Column 3) the outstanding theologians of the | A weekly movie was shown at Denver, Colorado pre-Tridentine Catholic reformers, > the center. The evening activities Dear Mr. Jacques: S t Cajetan’s church is a memor-j drew 120 young people to the I share your views completely ial to John K. Mullen, Denver! center. with respect to Congressman Bar Rev. Wm. Fitzgerald, S.J., pioneer and one of the West’s! As a result of the religion den’s views on federal aid to edu greatest milling and grain mag-! classes, 72 children and 9 adults cation. nates, and to his wife, Catherine. ■ made their First Communion in They were two of the Church’s [ the course of the term; 57 children On the Senate floor at the time bill S. 246 was passed and iti com Will Note Golden Jubilee outstanding benefactors in the and 15 adults were confirmed. Rocky Mountain region. Mr. Mul-j The si.sters have distributed 3,' mittee before it came to the Sen ate floor, I fought for using fed The Rev. William J. Fitzgerald, S.J., known to hundreds len paid for the superstructure of j , 797 publications of religious na S t Cajetan’s church. ! ture. as well as 1,319 religious ar eral funds for the benefit and pro of former students and friends of Regis college, Denver, will tection of the health and welfare The school and convent for S t [ ticlos* observe his golden jubilee in the Society of Jesus on Monday, Cajetan’s parish, dedicated in 1937,' The Missionary Sisters also con of all children if federal funds are to be used for the benefit and pro Aug. 15, on the eve of his departure from Regis to take over a were donated from funds of the j ducted a weekly religion class in Mullen estate. St Cajetan’s school' the County jail, at which the aver tection of the health and welfare of any children. new post at St. Louis university. is conducted by the Benedictine Sis-' I age attendance was 20. A special observance will be ters of Diocesan Jurisdiction. Our ' The sisters are sponsors of so When it comes to such matters held at Regis on that day with Fa Lady of Victory, 1910 W, 12th dality and 4-H club activities, as health and welfare, I do not ther Fitzgerald celebrating a Sol avenue, and Our Lady of Guada-1 and conduct altar boys’ classes. favor drawing the line at the door emn Mass at 9 o’clock and receiv lupe, 3601 Kalamath, are both (Complete Report on Pafe 2) of either the private or public ing the well wishes and congratu Theatine churches. | school. If the federal government lations of his friends following the has an obligation in this respect, service. it owes it on the broad basis of Father Fitzgerald has been Arm y Nurse Sisters Sign citizenship, and not on a sectarian counselor to the students at the basis. college for the past two years, but Your interest in this matter is has been connected with Regis for Gives Burse For Hospital appreciated. a far longer time both as a stu Sincerely, dent and member of the faculty. In Wyoming Ed C. Johnson He was horn in Mineville, N.Y., Total of $100 on July 2, 1878, but came to Lead- Lt. Joan Wis-sing of Fitzsimons Newcastle, Wyo. — The Daugh United States Senate ville, Colo., when but eight years General hospital, who ranks sec-1 ters of the Divine Redeemer, June 28, 1949 old. His father conducted a gen ond only to Anonymous in gener-' community of nuns whose mother- Leon F. Jacques, Vice President eral store in the famous mountain osity to the All Souls burse, made \ house is in Elizabeth, Pa., have Jacques Brothers, Inc. town, but after 10 years the fam .•^.V •. another contribution this week to ; signed a lease agreement by which 28 East 6th Avenue ily moved to Denver, the fund for the education of a ; they will take over the operation of Denver, Colorado Father Fitzgerald entered Regis seminarian. The army nurse’s gifts I the Weston County Memorial hos Dear Mr. Jacques: high .school (then Sacred Heart now total more than $100. ! pital here. Up to this time Wyom academy) and was graduated in In addition to Miss Wissing’s j ing was the only state in which Many thanks for your letter of June of 1899. The following Aug gift, $25 was also received f r o k ' June 24, urging federal aid to ust he entered the Society of Jesus Catholic hospital care was not education for parochial schools. an anonymous Denver benefactor, | available to the sick. and underwent his novitiate in Los The two contributions raise the | Since I have been in the Senate Gatos, Calif, I burse’s total to $2,349. | Six Daughters of the Divine Redeemer will staff the hospital. I have voted against the various After four years at Los Gatos Without doubt her experiences , bills on this subject which hereto he went to St. Louis university for Father Fitzgerald with the army have impressed on ' Four of these nuns are registered fore have come up for action. The nurses. Sister Margaret has been his philosophical studies and then took up teaching duties at Rock- LL Wissing the importance of re -1 appointed local superior of the reasons for my opposition included returned to Regis high school in hurst college, where he specialized ligion in affording consolation and ! the possible encroachment, under 1906 as a scholastic, teaching in English, speech,', and religion. guidance to men and women of j group, *nd will be supervisor and the bills offered, of the federal manager of the hospital. Latin, Greek, and mathematica. He became dean of Rockhurst col 1949’s confused world. In her i government on our local rights to In 1911, he entered upon his lege, Kansas City, Mo., in 1928 gifts to the fund for the education Formal opening of the hospital control the content and the admin theological studies in Wo9dstock, and held that post for two years. of priests, she is making a splendid is set for some time in September. istration of education in our pub Md., and was ordained on June Following another year of teach ana valuable contribution to the Open house for the public will be lic, private, and parochial schools. 28, 1914, by Cardinal Bonzano, the ing duties at Rockhurst, he went cause of religion. Ex-service men held at that time. I have been willing to vote fed Apostolic Delegate. He completed to St. Loui.s, Mo., as assistant and women, who fought a war be The lease agreement was made eral aid to those states which are his theological studies in 1915. Provincial and remained in that cause of the infamy of godlesa j between the nuns and the Board of unable out of their own strength to Smith, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, the Rev. Francij The following year was spent in office for 16 years until he returned men. might well imitate Lt. Wiss-; County Commissioners, along with SOME OF THE PRINCIPAI^ in the bring education up to those min tertianship at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., to Regis college as student coun ing in her support of the Church’s, the hospital board. The commis dedication of the new St. Charles’ chtirch J. Brady, Holyoke; the Rt. Rev. Monsignor imum levels below which our stan and then he returned to Regis high selor in 1947. program to provide teachers to ' sioners and the hospital board in Stratton Thursday, July 28, are shown, after Matthew Smith, the' Very Rev. Monsignor Bernard dards should not fall. school as prefect of studies, which Father Fitzgerald’s new duties lead the world to true peace. members have expressed their sat the ceremonies, in front of the beautiful new build J. Cullen, and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Charles However, the bill which passed post he held until 1920. will take him to St. Louis uni Contributions may be sent d i-, isfaction that they were able to ing. They are, left to right, the Rev. Charles Salmon, Hagus. Some 32 priests attended the ceremonies, for the Senate on May 5, S. 246, gen For the next six years. Father versity, where he will serve as rectly to Archbishop Urban J. * obtain the staff of trained nuns a.ssistant in the Stratton parish; the Rev. E,dward which the church, seating more than 600, was filled eraiized federal aid,aid. spread it Fitzgerald _ taught _ Latin and Eng- minister of all Jesuit graduate stu Vehr at the Chancery office, 1636 ; for the operation of the hospital. Dinan, pastor; the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory to capacity.— (Photo by Pat Coffey) around to all of the states regard- lish at Regis college and in 1926 dents. Logan street, Denver 6,
A i PAGE TWO Office, 938 B< ;k Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 420S Thursday, August 4, 1949
615 17th Slrtat BtttrMB WtHoa CkllforoU Letters Indicate Blessed Sacrament MenS hirley Lousberg Congressmen' sTo Have Night Adoration Of Fleming to THE OFFICIAL SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER Views on Aid Bill On Thursday, August 4E nter Convent CATHOLIC OIRECTORY Served From 11:00 A.M. to 5:00 PM. (Continued From Page One) Choit';* of Soup or Cocktail and, I may and, to advance their (BIx im I Sacram.at P.riib, Mrs. D. S. Brown of 1410 Eu- Fleming.—(St. Peter’s Parish) D .nv.r) dora street entered Mercy hospital —Shirley Lousberg is visiting her ROAST SmLOim OF BEEF/ personal plans. The men of Blessed Sacrament last Monday for an operation. Bar parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lous 1949 Ma«kod Potatoei, Choieo of Vegetablo Roughly speaking, the federal parish who are members of the bara Edwards of 1600 Eudora berg, and will leave Aug. 18 to en IndiTidually Bakad government is taking in federal Nocturnal Adoration society will street, who entered- St, Anthony's ter the Sisters of Charity convent, Now Available CHICKEN PIE taxes almost $300,000,000 a year begin the cycle again on Thursday hospital July 26, is reported doing Leavenworth, Kans. Shirley has evening, Aug. 4, by attending Ad well. Mrs. Norbert H. Knoch is a Rolls, Salad, Dessert and Drink 85 out of the state of Colorado, spent the past three years at St. Ntrity Crtu it tbi mimIi if iir Hmaiiid 4rpi oration* of the Blessed Sacrament patient in St. Joseph's hospital. Joseph’s hospital, Denver, in PriTftU Dinlnc B*om for Partioi—Phono CH. SSII whereas the combined taxes paid in in Holy Ghost church from 9 until nurses’ training. U. S. Edition $7.00 1400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSIC! Colorado for Colorado state pur 10 o’clock. The Rev. William J. Plan Trip Betty Lousberg and Adele Fox- poses are about $88,000,000 a year. Mulcahy made a weeial plea at all To Europe haven won first place in the 4-H Denver county {under the Preei- the Masses last Sunday for more demonstration for this district, (pap«r) $8.00 men of the pariah to join this so Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Taylor denVe proposed budget for 1950) left last Sunday for an extended held in Akron July 19. They dem would contribute to support that ciety. The society is richly indul- onstrated making oatmeal cookies, C.q>lto E'lilion,3;,$9;oo genced. trip, firat to Chicago to visit budget $m ,51S,itS per year. friends, then to Washington, D.C., and will attend the state fair as Reflection on things of that kind The members of the Altar and their prize. Mrs. Ben Schaefer is Come In, Call, or Mail Orders to the Rosary society, the PTA. and all to viait their son, Ralph. From their leader. forced me to the conclusion that if women of the parish are urged there they will proceed to New I was to do my duty here, I must York, from where they will sail on Sister M. Lucellas, Sisters of to receive corporate Communion Charity convent, Leavenworth, vote against federal encroachment Sunday, Aug. 7, in the 8 o’clock the S. S. Queen Mary, which will on the matters which are local and dock at Cherbourg, France. Their Kans., spent the past week in Flem MasK ing visiting her parents, Mr. and which should be under local con Mrs. Peggy, Madden of Coldwa- itinerary will include Paris, ^ a m s i L ^ I o a I u l trol. Lourdes, Nice, and Cannes on the Mrs. Anton Brekel, and other rel ter, Fla., is the guest of her atives. The Barden subcommittee of the brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and French Riviera, and they will visit House Committee on Education and extensively in Rome, Naples, Ven The women appointed to clean Mrs. George Larson. the church and wash altar linens CHURCH GOODS HOUSE Labor has approved for reporting Mrs. George McRae of Aspin- ice, Florence, and on the Isle of to the full committee H.R. 4643. Capri before continuing to Switzer for the next two weeks are Mrs. wall, Pa., and Mrs. M. J. O’Don Ted Berg, Mrs. Louis Brekel, Mrs. COST It is impossible to predict what nell of Pittsburgh, Pa., who have land. On their way back to Eng Established 1902 1636 Tremont Place Laurence McGinnis, and Miss Mar action the full committee of the been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jo land, they will visit Ireland before House of Representatives will take sailing for home from Northhamp garet Brekel. • seph M. Rihn for the past two Most of the farmers have com TA. 3789 ( Denver 2, Colo. on the bill. /eeks, left Aug. 3 for North Hol ton, England. They expect to be U.i.. away for two months. pleted harvesting and report the I do want you to know that I lywood, Calif., to vifdt another sis yield ranging from eight to 30 greatly appreciate having the ben ter, Mrs. Frank Sahr. Mr. and Owing to poor health, Mrs. bushels i>er acre for wheat. They efit of your views. Mrs. Rihn are planning to drive to Campbell, who has been the care Y cou pay nothing extra for the convenience have now begun threshing oats and With every best regard, I am California at a later date to visit taker for the church, rectory, barley. resulting from the fine location of Boulevard Sincerely, Mrs.,Rihn’s sister, Mrs. Sahr, and and school since Hugo Rock left, Mary Lou Schaefer, daughter of Eugene D. Millikin. rejoin their recent guests. The was forced to resign. Mr. and Mrs. at Federal and North Speer. Boulevard is read Mr, and Mrs. Ben Schaefer, broke Rihns will be accompanied by their Timothy J. Hallacy are the new her arm July 24 while playing in ily accessible from all parts of Denver and Congress of the United States nephew. Frank Lackner of Pitts caretakers. One of Mrs. Hallacy’s House of Representatives the Schaefer yard. suburbs, free parking at all hours, served by burgh, Pa. sisters, a Loretto nun, Sister Fran Mr, and Mrs. Charles Boerner Washington, D. C. Mary Nadorff attended the an ces Cecille, teaches at St. Mary’s July 27, 1949 and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed trolley coach and tram. nual retreat last week end at El convent in Montgomery, Ala. A Lousberg, Shirley, and Eddie, At Boulevard, every service is complete, re Leon F. Jacquds Pomar for the members of the brother-in-law and another sister, spent the week end in Denver and Jacques Brothers, Inc. Archbishop’s guild. Mr. and Mrs, Marion M. Higgins, Boulder visiting Sister M. Alberta gardless of cost; there are no unexpected 28 East 6th Avenue The Rev. John Walsh of Lead- are newcomers to the parish and of Mount Angel, Ore. Sister Al extras. I Denver, Colorado ville, accompanied by his sister, are living at 2327 Dexter street. berta is the former Mildred Dieker Mrs. R. Taylor Sellers, left July 26 ■Dear Mr. Jacques: Dr. and Mrs. J. J. McCloskey of this parish. for a vacation op the West coast. and their four children recently William Lousberg and son, Just a line to acknowledge your Mrs. W. C. Thornton and her returned from a three week.s’ trip letter urging that federal aid to Jerry, returned to their home in The same personnel with years of experience son, Tom, returned recently from to Minnesota, where they visited Boulder after spending a week and finest equipment used on every service.* education funds be extended to a trip to La Jara, where they vis relatives in Minneapolis and Twin here helping at the harvest. private schools, including parochial ited relatives. Falls. I schools. Mrs. J. J. Palmer and her twin Mrs. Ralph F. Taylor was host ! It is my understanding that the daughters, Noreen and Kathleen, ess to the members of the Barney 550th Pageant to Mary BOULEVARD Senate measure on federal aid to formerly of this parish, but now of Boosters on Monday in the Denver To Be Held in Belgium I education allows the states to use Pueblo, have been visiting Mrs. Dry Goods tearoom. In Mrs. Tay Antwerp.—A week’s celebration TKontuMtf federally appropriated funds for Palmer’s sister, Mrs. Raymond Van lor’s absence, Mrs. Arnold B. Olsen in this Belgian city will end with private schools in those cases Overschelde. Mrs. Palmer and her acted as proxy hostess. The Rev. the 550th Procession of Mary Aug. j PlK>waMAio5155< ! where the states themselves may daughters will be week-end guests Bernard F. Kai;st, S.J., was a 21. The Ommegang, round walk, ' FEDERAL BLVD. at NORTH SPEER - PHONE GRand !b2b do so under their own constitu of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Splear guest. is a proce.ssion of religious scenes tions. In other words, the states in their mountain cabin in Sphinx If members of the parish who and tableaux with a miraculous may make this determination. park. have news items for the Denver picture of the Virgin dating back Mrs. Louise Johnson entertained Catholic Register will please con to 1399. In a torchlight procession ST. JOHN'S PARISH Of course, the House has its the members of St. Ann’s circle • own measure on this matter, intro tact Mrs. Mark J. Felling at FRe- Aug. 18, the whole city will ven- Patronise These Friendly Firms For expert eye examinations, complete op duced by Representative Barden, Aug. 9 at a bridge luncheon in the mont 2125, it will be greatly ap era*te the picture. Thousands of Blue Parrot tearoom. The bridge preciated. Europeans witness the procession. tical service, anti glasses that satisfy, see . . . and although the subcommittee has awards were won by Mmes. J. H. SAVE TIRES — BUT AT OLaOtTS reported Mr. Barden’s bill, as yet Von Detten and Frank M. Sabine. KNIGHT SERVICE CO. DR. M. L PERITO the full committee has set no time or date to consider his measure. Albert Wemet, who has been a OPTO.METRIST patient in S t Joseph’s hospital, is From information I have gath improving. 2 Nuns From St. John's MOTOR TUNING D L S C N ’ S > o°.°e^ 320 Symes Bldg. 16th at Champa Sts. ered in talking to various members Complete Auto Service TAbor 2682 25 Years Practice of Congress, many of them favor Attend Son's 2750 W. 29th GL 3613 the bill as passed by the Senate Investiture Get New Teaching Posts Washing - Polishing A Lnbrication much more than they do the meas Word has been received that Mr 6th Ave. es Detroit FR. 3396 3030 E 6th EA. 1801 ure as proposed by Representative and Mrs. Frank C. Davis, recently (St. John’i Parish, Denver) rament, which will close with Cnaranteed Barden. As you know, it is impos of this parish and now of Santa ^rvices at 7 :30 p?)n. Confessions Permanent Waving sible to make a statement that Barbara, Calif., attended the in Two of the nuns who taught at St. John’s school last year have in preparation for the first Friday a Specialty j O H n s o n you would support a measure vestiture of their son, Frank, in will be heard on Thursday after RADIO SERVICE when you have no idea as to what the garb of St. Francis at San received new teaching assignments STORAGE & mouinc CO. this year. Sister Mary Maurice has noon from 4 to 6 o’clock and from My Lady Edith and Sales the committee will offer on the Migruel mission in California on 7:30 to 9 o’clock in the evening. floor of the House. However, July 10.' Frank, who is studying been, transferred to St. Vincent <5k M .a^C M)t3¥AI%fCE de Paul’s school, Denver, and Sis Saturday, Aug. 6, is a day of Beauty Shoppe TIP TOP RADIO do appreciate your suggestions for the priesthood in the Francis MiniiU KeMcltr, Ufr. and shall give them my fullest can order, is now known as Prater ter Mary Simeon will teach in special devotion to Our Lady of & APPLIANCE x o v i j v o consideration. Jovian Davis. California. Fatima. Prayers of the Miraculous 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 2434 E. 3rd Ave. EA. 2222 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fetzer of Lester Wade was received into Medal novena are recited after the Very truly yours, Ma.sses every Saturday morning, William S. Hill Chicago, III., arrived last Saturday the Church July 30 by Father John The firms listed here de PETERSON^S For the Safety of Your Goods to be guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wil Moran. Mrs. Ida Mae Chavez and the novena service is held liam Vollmer. Mrs, Fetzer is Mr. was received into the Church on every Saturday evening at 7:30. serve to be remembered Mrs. Ralph Dines, president of AUTO SERVICE Vollmer's sister. Donald Vollmer the same day. when you are distributing Use Johnson Service on Every Move just returned from Camp St. Malo, St, John’s Altar and Rosary so Dependable Repairing Report Given Mrs. Ann Kottenstatte and her ciety, will entertain the officers ag ents fo r u n it e d van UNES, INC where he spent the past three children, Grace and Joseph, have your patronage in the dif On All C^rs “MOVING WITH CARE EVERTWHERE” weeks. and committee chairmen of the moved to 471 Josephine street. society with a tea in her home ferent lines of business. NEW LOCATION O f Projects Mrs. Charles McFadden is ill 563 Detroit FR. 8023 STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING in St. Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. Alvin Tuesday, Aug. 9. Phone PE 2433 . Denver 221 Broadway Jewell is now convalescing in her Mrs. Dom O’Grady was hostess Knights Sponsor home. to members of the Mother Cabrini HATHAWAY’S ( By Sisters circle at a luncheon and bridge in Mrs. R. B. Crowe and children her home Tuesday, July 26. CITY LACE CLEANERS FOR WEDDING GIFTS OF The work report of the Mission of Richland, Wash., are spending Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Gray DISTINCTION SEE ary Sisters of Our Lady of Vic 2628 EAST 3rd AVE. PHONE DE. 6891 Communion for the summer with her mother, Mrs. are spending a vacation in Pitts Cortalng - PiUowf Carefallr Cleaned and Ratarned Sama Siaa. Special Cart Mr. Walter J. Kerwin tory at Holy Ghost Youth center, John F. Mauro. burg. Calif., with their son and Giran to Tabla Lincna. Blankcta Laandarad WIthoat Shrinkara. 416 22nd street, Denver, for the Atiociated with The following infants have been daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED period from Sept. 7, 1948, to July baptized recently in St John’s Douglas Gray, and their I'hree 22, 1949,1s as follows: Deceased Priest church: George Edward, son of children. Mrs. Douglas Gray is the JOS. M. FISHMAN Number of siste rs...... 4 Fort Collins.— (St. Joseph’s Par Mr. and Mrs. George Ohler, with former Rita Flaherty"of Denver. Enrollment in religion classes; ish)—The local Knights of Co Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwab as Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vogel have Jeweler and Optometrist Children who attend public DIAMONDS - LOCKETS lumbus council will sponsor a gen- sponsors; Thelma Marie, daughter returned from Grand Junction ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH schools ...... 580 eral Communion for Father Ed of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Widner, WATCHES - ROSARIES A dults...... 32 where they visited Mrs. Vogel's CROSSES - COMPACTS ward Breen on Aug. 7. Everj* with William and Evelyn James as brother, Frank Wagner, and. Patronise These Friendly Fifms ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS Average attendance at weekly member of the parish has been MIRACULOUS MEDALS «iul CHAINS religion class in county jail 20 sponsors; Michael David, son of family. SCAPULAR MEDALS asked by Father Richard M. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rauth, with Hours of private instruction Duffy to receive Communion on Glasses on Credit Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chavez as given ...... 433 this Sunday, sponsors; and Michaela Maria, Why Poy Corfare? 807 15lh St. TA. 0029 First communicants...... 81 ST. DOMINICS On Aug. 3 a Solemn Requiem daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Our Every Day Prieea BCB & TEC’S A dults...... 9 Mass was .sung for Father Breen. Children ...... 72 Brett, with Robert and Anna Brett Sava You Monay Red a White Grocery A Market A large crowd attended. Officiat as sponsors. Loretta Horrigan Prescriptions Carefullf Filled FINE SELECTION 1749 Tremont PL Confirmed ...... 72 ing at the Mass were Father WHITTAKER DBKVBR*6 HOST Adults ...... 15 acted as proxy. MEATS. FI8B AND POULTKT 1921 Tramont PL Duffy, celebrant; Father Stoffel, Guido Shumake Drugs PHOGRESSIVB Children ...... 57 S.M.B., deacon; Father Michael, Men of St. John’s parish are PHARMACY "Once Tried . . . Satisfied" 429 E. ITtb Visits to homes...... 539 O.S.B., subdeacon; and Father scheduled to keep watch before GR. 9934 38th a Clay 2707 W. 38th GR. 2773 Telephone calls to pupils and Steiner, S.M.B., master of cere the Blessed Sacrament exposed on **The Friendly Stored (•« E. 11th At«u their parents ...... 881 the altar of the Holy Ghost church 1147-49 Marktt Strtel monies. tomorrow night, Friday, Aug. 6, Prescription Specialists WASINGER'S The firms listed here de TAhai U 7( Altar boys’ class...... 12 The parithionert of St. Joseph’s i^odality ...... 42 desire to start a seminary burse between the hours of 1 a.m. and W. 32nd and Perry GL 2401 ELECTRIC STORE serve to be rem em bered 4-H club ...... 16 to commemorate Father Breen. 2 a.m. Tlie hour is spent in prayer when you are distributing 1 Religious articles distributed 1,319 Anyone wishing to honor Father as the assembled men recite the "Everything Electrical” Catholic magazines and Office of the Blessed Sacrament. your patronage in the dif Breen in this manner should get Through special permission of LOYOLA PARISH Sales • Repair • Service papers distributed ...... 3,797 in touch with Father Duffy. A ELECTRIC ROASTERS — 2.% OFF ferent lines of business. Young people who took part in number of fairly large donations Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, Mass various evening activities at will be offered at 12:30 a.m. Holy SAVE TIME TRADE AT ROME 31S( W. lath At«. GI.*nd*l< SU t have been promised, and any do Bockj Rieri and Jta Bajaa the cen ter...... 120 nations will be appreciated. Communion will be distributed ev The activities offered the chil Several people from this city ery hour after that for the benefit Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. dren and young people at Holy attended the funeral of Father of those making the first Fridays. Ghost Youth center, besides those Breen in Denver. Masses on the first Friday, Aug. Four Convenient ST. ANTHONY'S PARISH of a religious nature, were as fol A reception for Sister Athanasia, 5, will be offered at 6, 7, and 8 Druggist ■ i l 1 lows: Arts and crafts, sewing, who has been principal of S t Jo o'clock. There will be all-day ex- Prxeriptiona - Liquor Patronise These Friendly Firms cooking and homemaking, games, seph’s school for the past five position of the Most Blessed Sac-' i7tii aa4 Ba««______BAat IU7 singing and dramatics, Spanish years, was held Monday evening. dancing and square dancing, and a Mrs. R. Skitt, retiring president of weekly movie. Complete Line The firms listed here de I /i, the PTA, and Mrs. Paul Talty We have a machine which cnablei TIm Arm* liiUd h*rg d«*crv* to made arrangements. A program HOLY FAMILY PARISH (i^ality Meats & Groceries serve to be remembered you to force a sharp spike into a bo romoraborod whon you an dit- consisting of a piano solo by Jim BEER TO TAKE OUT when you are distributing General Puncture-Sealing Tube, and trlbutinf your patronayo to tbo dif- Kann, a vocal solo by Mrs. Talty, Patroniste These Friendly Firms SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS withdraw it, as often as you want. loroat liooa of buainoaa. and tap dancing by James Ham your patronage in the dif mett was given. Father Duffy FIORE GROCERY The tube will not lose a single pound lari so. raoKRAi. • wk. its ferent lines of business. of airl Tty it today I ave a short talk. Mrs. Walter The Denver Catholie g[ammett and Mrs. Eugene Ahl- Here is an Rej[ister braudt poured at the refreshment EDWARDS X-ray section of g table. BILLY’S INN a General Pune- " Published Weekly by the As a surprise to Father Jack HalBM — CUy Davta Catholic Press Sodety, Ine. Duffy, who had a birthday on DRUGSTORE ANNUNCIATION PARISH ture Sealing Monday, he was presented with Good Foods Tube pierced by 938 Bannock Street, Denver, Colo, beautiful birthday cake . baked Meet Your Friends Here 44)30 Tennyson St. Patronise These Friendly Firms 301 nails. No air by Mrs. Ernest Bogard. 44tb A Lowell Phone GL. 9733 loss! Snbscription: $1 Per Year Recent visitors at the rectory Entered as Second Class were Father Luis, S.V.D., brother Phones: GL. 9820 Matter at the Post Omeflee. CORN FED MEATS LONDON MARKET DRUGS PBK^ W^OENVEI Denver, Colo. of Mrs. F. Robinson; Father POULTRY AND HSH Responsible Prescription a ___^ O’Connoryof Houston, 'Tex.; Fa Service Now ther Verdrein from Lousiana, and AND GROCERY FRiTNKLIN'^V DRtC CO < ■ Father Steiner, M.S.B., who is TENNYSON Everything Usually Found In OSCAR TUNNELL. Prop. GENERAL Dr. G. J. staying at the rectory for a short Meat Market A First Class Drug Store Quality Meat! and Groceriai ;rroEB nWTVK-SEAUIIC time. 4016 Tennyaon GR. 0443 Visit Our Soda Fountain PHONES I MA. HS« ■ TA. IM I XStt WALNUT ttti FRANKUM n . StfCTYTIIE Sehaeible New Catholic College Trivandrum, India.—The rais The firms listed here de Optometaiit ing of St. Thomas* high school at For Quality Bakery Goods Palai to the status of a college dork's Hardware serve to be remembered Special 1m under the University of the United Try when you'are distributing Fftr Vlnal States of Travancore 'and Cochin Hardware — Paints JOE KAVANAUGH brings to eight the number of Eye Care Sporting Goods — Gifts WEISS BAKERY your patronage in the dif Catholic colleges in this state. In 33rd and Downing ferent lines of business. I Lincoln at 7th Ave. TA. 1261 all, the state has 16.colleges, two 4034 Tonaytea GL. 9282 4024 Tennyson Su 310 Hack Bldg. K£. 5840 under Protestant auspices.
1 J. , Thandoy, August 4, 1949 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystene 4205 PAGE THREE i Mrs. Bettale Greeley Sets St. Mark's Young People JERRY BARTSCHERER SELLING OUT O f Sterling To Make Adoration Hour Communion (Ckritt tha King Pariah) Passes Away For Students Says: **Come out and DRASTIC REDCCTIONS see us sometime** Sterling.— (St. Anthony’s Par In Church of Holy Ghost Greeley.— (S t Peter’s Parish) LARGE SELECTION OF SOFAS ish)—Mrs. Anna Pesselato Bet- —The summer session students ErarTthlng in AND OCCASIONAL CHAIRS tale, about 65 years of age, died (St. Mark’* Young People*i Club) will receive Communion in a body HARDWARE AND TOOLS recently in a Sterling hospital. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament will be observed Sunday, Aug. 7, in the 9:30 Mass, ALL SALES CASH She was bom in Italy and came to to be followed by breakfast in the United States in 1895. She was again in Holy Ghost church from 8 to 9 p.m, tonight, Aug. 4. Newman hall. Guest speakers at HOUSE FURNISHINGS ALL SALES FINAL for 39 years a resident of Logan St. Mark’s club makes this Holy Hour a regular monthly the meeting will be Joan Burnside Beautiful Plastic Table Ware NO REFUNDS county. activity. and Floyd Hewit, college students Mrs. Battale was the widow of (converts), who will give thumb G. E. & Norge Appliances DEALERS WELCOME The first anniversary edition of the Marking Times, nail sketches of their reasons for Dominic Bettale, whose death FULL LINE PITTSBURGH PAINTS • VALSPAR occurred Jan. 27. She was a mem club newsletter, will be sent to members this week. Staff embracing Catholicism. Open Monday Through Thursday ber of St. Anthony’s parish in members have worked for several nights on this rainbow is The Altar and Rosary society Cardan Toola for Sale or Rent Sterling. will receive Communion in a body Finest Quality Merchandise at Reasonable Prices Until 9:00 P. M. sue and have promised that it will be the biggest and best yet. Thursday, Aug. 11, in Newman Surviving are 10 children: Pete When St. Mary’sTV’s of Littleton the parish hall, to which all for hall. Bettale of Iliff; Mary Baseggio of failed to play St. Mark’s last Sunday, Aug. 7, is Communion Atwood; Mrs. Effie DeVinney of Sunday, St. Anne’s of Arvada mer members of the club had been KEARNEY ELECTRICAL HARDWARE invited as guests. day for the Altar and Rosary Silverton, Ore.; Tony Bettale of played an unscheduled game society in the 8 o’clock Mass. On« of DenTer*! Moot Boaatifal Hardware Stores CRESTMOOR FURNITURE CO. Keenesburg; Mrs. Rose Talbott of against the Marksmen. S t Mark’s Six girls from St. Joseph’s club worked in the Infant of Prague KeenAn-Alezander Ritet 2260 Kearney - - FL. 0391 5701 E. Colfax EA 6908 Iliff; Mrs. Julia Rohr of Seaside, won this five-inning contest by the St. Peter’s church was the scene Calif.; Frank Bettale of Scotts- score of 10-6. The club will seek nursery July 31. It is desired that of the marriage July 23 of Miss APPLIANCE FIXTURE REPAIRING bluff. Neb.; Mrs. Lucille Ward of another win when they go agkinst more of the girls of the club vol Joanne Alexander, daughter of Monterey, Calif.; Don Bettale, and St. Louis’ Sunday, Aug. 7, at 1 unteer to help in this worki^Any Mr. and Mrs. Dean Alexander of Mrs. Anna Keller of Iliff. p.m. at Ninth and Columbine new member interested in assist 1711 Fairacres road, to Jack Ed Funeral arrangements are in streets. ing in the nursery should contact ward Keenan, son of Mrs. Roy W. Kathleen McCloskey, chairman of the charge of the A. D. Jackson & Englewood Club Parchen of Drake and Edward S. Clean Floors Make Son mortuary. this committee. X-O-T-I-C-E Elects 2 Officers Keenan of Denver. Mrs. Margaret Julia Slizewski, Treasure, Information Hunt The Rev. Robert F. Hoffman of- SUMMER SPECIAL Clean Buildings 86 years of age and a long-time ' (San Luit Rajr Club) Is Planned for CYPC ciated at the double-ring cere resident of the Fleming commun New officers elected recently are (Cathedral Young People’s'Club) mony. The bride was given in Rillintf Koolerwave i c Soaps ity, died Aug. 8 in'her home. The Bud Jorstad, vice president; and marriage by her father. Her only Junior Miaa Something different! That is the Rejf. 12.50 ...... 4.50 residence is one and a half miles Fay Stahe, treasurer. way Chairman John Dowling de attendant was Miss Ceciolia Pres Waxes The San Luis Rey club held a ton, who was maid of honor. Regular $20.00 Helene west of Fleming. Mrs. Slizewski scribes the CYPC Treasure and Curtia Cold Wave ...... 1 0 .0 0 iic Disinfectants had resided in the Fleming com picnic in Morrison July 27. A Information hunt scheduled for During the ceremony, organ munity for 37 years. She was ill meeting and social for all the music was provided by Joan Smith. Hr. Archie Alleo. fomerly with Neusteten. li a 'A' Insecticides young people of the parish took Wednesday, Aug. 10. All are MANY STYLES Datlonafly known hair ityllit for three months. requested to be on hand in S t She also played the processional TO CHOOSE FROM Open Every Evening Leading Hospitals and Institutions use and recommend Born June 7, 1864, in Washing place Aug. 3. Paul’s reading room at 8 p.m. Re and recessional. products made in^enver by ton, Mo., Mrs. Slizewski was the St. Joseph's Club Members freshments will be served after The bride was graduated from Allen’s Beauty Salon Greeley high with the class of 2013 So. Broadway RA. 4854 daughter of Anthony and Frances Renew Crusade of Prayer wards in the reading room to 1949, and is now employed at the Shea Maron. She spent her early weary hunters. Admission for this life in Washington, Mo., and in Jan (St.. Jofeph’i Young People’i activity is 50 cents, which includes Weld County Savings bank. Edith’s Beanty Salon E. J. SCARRY & CO. uary, 1886, she married John Club) refreshments and gifts. The com Her husband is a graduate of 4021 E. Colfax DE. 0288 ♦ Manufacturing Chemists All members renewed their Greeley high school, class of 1946, Slizewski in Tarnov, Neb. In 1912 jledge to say the Our Father and mittee consisting of Bob Kramer, and spent two years in submarine , the couple moved to the Fleming flail Mary three times each day George Cameron, Jeanette Kavan- service. He is now attending 1620 Market St. Denver 2, Colo. I area, where they resided until for the defeat of Communism at augh, Margaret Sweeney, Lorene college in Greeley. death. Mr. Slizewski died in 1940. the regular meeting of St. Jo Barlow, Rose Reznicek, Frances Mrs. Slizewski was a member of Fried, Rita Nolan, and John Far Following the ceremony, the JOE HUPPERTS DRUG seph’s Young People’s club July couple left on a short wedding (Member ot St. Louis' Pariah) St. Peter’s parish. 27. This crusade of■ prayer wi ill rell are asked to come at 7 :30 p.m. to make final preparations. trip. They will be at home at 2020 Surviving Mrs. Slizewski are continue throughout the year. Seventh avenue upon their return. Reliable Prescription Service four sons: Frank Slizewski of St. Joseph’s club will attend a Bob Kramer, athletic chairman, Out-of-town guests at the wed Ewing, Neb.; Joe Slizewski of swimming party at Sportland CH 9679, announces that horse ding included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cigarette§ Carton: $1.53 YOur nearest mail box is a Clinton, la.; Jake Slizewski of beach Friday, Aug. 5. The admis back riding is scheduled for Thurs Parchen of Drake, Mrs. Edward Fleming; and Tom Slizewski of sion to the beach is $1, and all day, Aug. 11. This is a reservation S. Keenan, Mr, and Mrs. Marvin a Wines — Beers — Etc. Sterling; and four daughters, Mrs. those who plan to attend should affair and those interested in par Maus and son, John; and Bert teller's window Katherine Marciniak of Harvey, meet at the rectory not later than ticipating are asked to call Bob. Keenan, all of Denver; and Mr. 426 So'. Coloraiio Blvd. DE. 5898 111.; Mrs. Pauline Drey of Denver, 6:45 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 7. After Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 6 and Mrs. G. A. Alexander of Falls Mrs. Mary Vandebark of Fleming, the softball game, members of S t and 7—Camera club week-end out City, Neb. Ask obout our Bank-by-mail Plan and Miss Anna Slizewski of Den- Joseph’s club will go to Englewood ing in the Devil’s Head area. to the VFW swimming pool for an Saturday, Aug. 6—Tennis at 2 the next time you come in to see Funeral arrangements are in afternoon of swimming. All those p.m. in City park. Players will the charge of the Radford Funeral interested in attending will leave Women Plan us. You con put your deposits in meet at the tennis courts. Maggie J. J. CELLA INSURANCE home of Sterling. Requiem Mass from the ball game. Further in Reyes, AL 1307, is chairman of the moil whenever this extra con will be offered at 9 o’clock Fri formation relative to the time of this activity. For Dinner Marie A. Celia Jack J. Celia day morning in St. Anthony’s the game can be obtained from any The CYPC Press room has venience will be of help to you. church. Rosary service will be con club officer. moved into larger quarters. The ducted in the funeral home at 8:30 St. Joseph’s club will sponsor a club thanks Bill Bolis for his job At Boulder "Insurance of All Kinds" We will send o receipt and new o’clock Thursday evening. The Rev. covered-dish supper at Sunken of repainting the new accommoda Gardens Wednesday, Aug. 10. The deposit envelope to you by re E. J. Verschraeghen will conduct tions and the clean-up committee South Boulder.—The Ladies’ 42 Years of Dependable Service in the Field where jboth services. Burial will be in the boys of the club will furnish 75 comprising Mary M e n e g h i n i , Altar society of the Sacred Heart turn moil.Sove time.Sove parking. 1 Fleming cemetery. cents per person, which will be Annabelle Edwards, Frank Breen, of Mary parish met after Mass on Dependability is Essential. Mrs. J. McMurrin and Mrs. Mar used to purchase fried chicken for Ray Ritter, Wally Dee, Bill Bolis, July 31 to organize for the annual garet Flaherty were hostesses Aug. the picnic. Other items on the and Ed Lynch, who actually ap chicken dinner. It was decided to 1120 Security Bldg. nth 4 CaiiL Phone KEt 2633 2 to members of the Mother Ca menu will be furnished by . the plied soap, scrubbing brushes, and serve the dinner in the parish hall Other bonking services available to you are Personal brini circle of St. Anthony’s Altar girls. All male members are asked elbow grease to clean the walls Sunday, Aug. 31. General chair and Rosary society in the home of to get in touch with Hazel Stewart and floors. man is Mrs. Marie Clyncke, as Loans, FHA Loans, Money Orders and Safe Deposit Boxes. Mrs. J. J. Cummins. or one of the other members of the social committee before the picnic Play-Offs Are Scheduled sisted by Mrs. Marguerite Clyncke, Cards were played in the eve so that ample funds will be avail Mrs. Dorothy Hogan, Mrs. A. ning, after a brief business ses In Council Softball League Ynker, Mrs. Leila Hogan, and sion. able to purchase the necessary The winner of the play-offs will Kate Clyncke. Miss Elizabeth ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH food. receive a camp stove for the club. Sheeby will be hostess, and Miss Those present included Mrs. W All those who are to attend the The award will be presented at the Patronise These Friendly Firms Weingardt, Mrs. Harold Scheberle, Alice Clyncke will be in charge of picnic should meet at St. Joseph’s council square dance at Phillips- tickets. c o l T) r:4 d o Mrs. Vernon McCombs, Mrs. G. W rectory by 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. burg, Aug. 14. Turner, Mrs. Adam Weingardt, After the picnic, a dance will be Friday, Aug. 5, 5:30 p.m. Dinner will be served from 11:30 Open Sundays 9 to 12 Washington Park MkL Mrs. Frank Leehman, Mrs. H. Kel held in the parish hall. All girls St. Francis’ vs. St. Joseph’s. a.m. till 3 p.m. Booths and games Di Ut, 7 to T ley, Mrs. Pete Seville, Sirs. Peter of the club are invited and urged K-Ducats vs. Lourdes team. will be for entertainment of visi Red & White Food Store Hergenreter, Mrs. J. Appelhans, tors. Tickets for the dinner are Rudisill IGA NATIONAL to visit Fitzsimons hospital Thurs Sunday, Aug. 7, 1 p.m. B IU HUGHES. Prop. 'MIMItl riDtlAl DtrOSIT INSUIANCI COirOIMION Mrs. William Tatarka, Mrs. Wil day, Aug. 11. This is one of the Phi Kappas vs, St. Anne’s, $1.25 for adults and 75 cents for liam Stackhouse, and Mrs. A. children. The public is invited. Grocery & Market ISEVENTEENTH AT CHAMPA • DENVER welfare activities of the club, and Field 1. ^ Complete Food Service Schmitz. all girls should help out in this St. Louis’ vs. SL Mark’s, Field 2. Quality Meats •— Groceries Bridge was played at a meeting work. All those planning to go to F r«l snd Frozen Fruits end Vegetables 598 South Gilpin 3 p.m. Lay Organizations Begin SP. 5717 *It*a Smart to Bp Thrifty* of St. Patrick’s circle of St. An Fitzsimons should be at the NCCS, Cathedral team vs. St. Mary’s, Lonisluit A Clsyton thony’s Altar and Rosary society E. 17th and Grant, by 6:30 p.m. Field 1. Rosary Project in Hawaii held Aug. 3 in the home of Mrs. St. Joseph’s will sponsor a Beat Friday winners, Field 2. Honolulu, T. H.—Sponsored by Robert -Neubauer, with Mrs. Jake the Clock dance Friday, Aug. 12, LEN’S Pharmacy FINER CLEANING DENVER'S OLDEST y y V CHEVROLET DEALER Standings: Catholic lay organizations, a “Pray •Artzer and Mrs. William E. Truitt to which members of all other W L the Rosary” project is under way L. 0. FEHR. Prop. It Costs No More as co-hostesses. young people’s clubs of the city are Cathedral ...... 7 1 here. A different group c(inducts Member SL Vincont dt Pinl'e Pariih for the Best For SAFE, LAWFUL Mrs. Maurice Van De Weghe, Jr., invited. It will pay you to be early St. Louis’ ...... 6 2 the saying of the Rosary in Our Hava Your Doctor Phono driving, let our ex and Miss Ernestine Bianco were to this dance because all those ar K-Ducats ...... —.. 5 2 Lady of Peace Cathedral for one Ut Your Preicription Prompt Pickup & Delivery Get This holders of high and low scores. riving before 8:15 p.m. will be ad St. Mark’s ...... -...... 5 3 week, with a lay person as the 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 I I p ert m echanics mitted free. Those coming later leader of the Rosary each day at Alterationi m Drapei Refreshments were served by the St. Joseph's ------.. 5 3 At Loalilant and Sooth QartoB Lamp Shades check your car's: hostes.ses to the following members: will be charged 25 cents per per St. Mary’s ...... 3 6 12:15 p.m. The movement was in SAFETY Mrs. Thomas Giacomini, Mrs. Paul son. Lourdes team ...... 3 6 augurated at the installation cere Approximately 40 persons at The firms listed here de H H BRAKES Appelhans, Mrs. Richard Neubauer, St. Francis’ ...... ------.. 2 5 mony of officers of the Young Mrs. Alex Michel, Mrs. Henry Ko- tended the dance held July 30 in St. Anne’s ...... 2 6 Men’s Institute of the Damien serve to be remembered D.IUIUIIER) LIGHTS ?, 6 council. CHECK-UP lasinski, Mrs. Melvin Mulford, Mrs Phi Kappas ...... when you are distributing STEERING Maurice Van De Weghe, Jr.; Mrs. Anna Tegeler Wed BB Raymond Tetsell, Miss Kathryn your patronage in the dif 2060 S0.UNIVERMTY 7^ PE4517 Today! FRONT-END Cometto, and Miss Ernestine Bi anco. To Kansas Man in juj jul jc s l ferent lines of business. RR Free Estimates! Mrs. A. H. Uphoff and Mrs. Her G ^ &L S U man Schott were hostesses July 28 INSTALLATION IMMEDIATELY to members of the Immaculate Edgewater Church Conception circle of St. Anthony’s Inlaid 4 6 9 nONNIE BBAE VINERCiWi W M u L ''■ VIHER Altar and Rojary society in the As Low as I sq. yd. Uphoff home. (St. Mary Magdalene’i Parish, LINOLEUM 4 5 5 BROADWAY • TELEPHONE PEorl 4641 Edgewater) Plastic Wall Tile — Asphalt Tile “A Shrine in Every Catholic Anna Tegeler of this parish and Shopping Home,” was the topic discussed in Jacob Schoendaller of Hays, Kans., Drain Boards a Specialty the afternoon. were united in marriage July 27 Let u« give you an estimate before you buy Those pre.sent were Mrs. H. before a Nuptial Mass. Witnesses Helmberger, Mrs. J. Breiner, Jr.; were Winifred Spencer and Peter BONOCO PRODUCTS BONNIE BRAE Mrs. J. Breiner, Mrs. R. Cometto, Schoendaller. CATHEDRAL PARISH Lobricalion, Car Washing, Batteries DRUG CO. Mrs. H. Merrell, Mrs. J. M. O’Sul A Requiem High Mass was of De Luxe Linoleum Studio livan, Mrs E. Uphoff, Mrs. A. L. Recharged. Tire Valcanizing ALFRED C ANDERSEN. Ownw-Hansfar These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage fered Aug. 2 by the Very Rev. SP 5656 2324 E. Exposition Have your Doctor phone us Uphoff, Mrs. F. Meister. and Mrs. Monsignor James P. Flanagan for BONNIE BRAE J. Foppe. the soul of the Rev. Edward your Prescriptions A REPUTABLE DRUG A “whit e-elephant” exchange Breen, who died recently, "nie CONOCO SERVICE Beer, Wines, Etc. CLARK’S FLOWERS STORE was held by members of the St. Mas| was requested by Mr. and 724 So. DniversitT '• PE. 9909 763 So. Universitjr______RA. 287|4 Theresa circle of St. Anthony’s Al •Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Fred Kirk. is^ mpletb link or cor rLowras On Aug. 5, the first Friday of AND POTTED PLANTS tar and Rosary society when the reisser's Red & White The firms listed here de group met July 28 in the home of the month, Communion will be D«liTir TA. S«n Mrs. Charles Murrin, with Mrs distributed at 6:15 and 6:30 o’clock, Loons To serve to be remembered' Floral Sprays and Corsages William Lauby as co-hostess. and Mass will be offered at 7:30. Grocery and Market rCOLFAX OKIVK-IN IIM B. COLFAX,^ Colfax at Downing Denver when you are distributing Refreshments were served by the Aug. 7 will be Communion FANCT MEATS. VEGETABLES, AND KEystone 3217 QUALITY GROCERIES AT your patronage in4;he dif hostesses to the following members Sunday for the Altar society in REASONABLE PRICES Mrs. A1 Seckler, Mrs. H. Gollobith the 8 o’clock Mass. ferent lines of business. Thanks are extended again to Reduce Payments Free Delivery SPmee 4447 Mrs. Michael O’Shea, Mrs. Joe l i s t E. Ohio Ava. (S*. Unlv. and Ohio) Schutte, Mrs. Otto Wernsman, Mrs, all those who in any way con J. J. Foxhoven, Mrs. K. Schaefer tributed to the success of the par The Shirley Garage Mrs. J. Kohnen, Mrs. M. Foxhoven ish benefit After deducting ex We hove been making loans for this purpose for over OFFICIAL AAA GABAGK and Mrs. John Becker. penses, a profit of more than COLfA/X^OCOtff 4 PHONE TABOR HU $2,100 was realized. thirty years. So if you are having a struggle meeting a SOETH CAVLORD VeMvtOe, Coi^ Day sod Night Storagt, Ktpalriag Wuhlag and Graaatng Gaaelina and Olh Card Party Planned lot of nagging bills let us put them together in one lixin Shopping District lUl-H LINCOLN St Parish ia Arvoda By Sewing Club Will and "reduce your payments." LOKHm AND LYNCH, INC. Aid Denver Boys' Home Will Hold Picaic Overstake's Pharmacy “ BOB’S iGf FINK FLOOR COVERINGS Arvada.— (St. Anne’s Parish)— 1000 So. Gaylord RA. 4401 PE. 2464 A Complete Line of Rtsfts, Carpels ani Linoleum* Plana are going forward for St. Anne’s parish picnic will be Loans Quickly Made on Have Your Doctor Phone laU rior D aeontint 8«m c« — Draperita — Caxtract Warfc iBvHaS the lecond annual card party held Sunday, Aug. 7, in Elitch’s Vs His Prescription and luncheon to be held Xhura- Gardens in Denver. Lunch is to be Autos, Furniture, Collateral, First and Second Mortgages SUPER MARKET FR. 3008 EVE BT APPOINTUKNT 7501 E. COLFAX AVE. day, Aug. 18, 1 p.m,, in S We Deliver jf. Vin- at 12:30 at the North pavilion. on Improved Denver Real Estate and to salaried employes Meats - Groceries - Vegetablei cent’a home, Denver. The affair Races and games start at 2 o’clock We Give Green Stamps Better Quality for Less ia aponaoreJ by St. Cecilia’a in the ball park. A softball game on their plain note, without on assignment of wages Sewing club, and the funda will between the YoiHig People’s club 17th Ave. Jewelry Store D O Y L E ’S be uaed for much needed play and the Holy Name men will start and without notifying the employer. CONOCO PRODUaS Angnst Ring Sale ground equipment for the boya at 3 o’clock.' PHARMACY at the home. Motor Repairing SHOUSTS It PABU MSinO Everyone is asked to bring his Washing . Lubricating 25% Off on All Rings Tha PttticaUr O nttiat Mra. Howard Brewer it chair own lunch and beverages. Ice We Buy Mortgages and Contracts Goirantccd Watch Repaira Cars Called"For & Delivered MARY AMMEi 708 E. 17th Ave. at Waah. 17lli AVE. AND GRANT man of the group. In addition cream will be supplied by the par K. E. Siewavt AL ZSM Chaa. N. Phclpa' to the luncheon and card party ish. BAKERIES KE; nn FREE DELIVKRT there will be faneywork on dia- From all indications, the picnic Washmgton Park Garage oEMvm • play. Mra, Foater Bruno is ac will be a huge success, almost 1001 S. (Uylord SP. 4256 Decoratsd ! cepting donationa. Table and 1,000 tickets having been distrib WEDDING special prizes will be awarded. uted last Sunday. Shoes for the Family CAKES COLUMBINE PLUMBING & HEATING Tickets may be obtained from Large crowds attended the an JIM FURLONG C‘sU bottsr’O any member of the gi;oup or at 1 5 snd PLUMBING REPAIRS AND NEW WORK nual novena to St. Anne. The Lowest Prices in Denver ap the orphanage. The chairman’s sermons by the Rev. Dimond Ryan, KEystone 2224 X-Ray Fitting ALL WORK GUARANTEED phone number is FR. 1067. Any C.M., were well received. 1735 Welton St. FrM Mivery on $3 Order 120 E. 16th Avenur (rear) K£ 6635 one interested in helping Sendel Shoe Store 1024 8. Gaylord 25 Broaiiwt: ’ S t Anne’s circle will meet Tues Open Daily 8:S0 to 5:00; Saturdays Till 1 P.M. PEarl 7315 8Pmeo 7411 (Caatrmllr Locatad) Oar ar Ni*M worthy project is cordially In day evening, Aug. 9, at 8 o’clock 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 vited. in the parish hall
\ THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttene 4205 Thursday, August 4, 1949 PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street Good Jobs Are Available If Yon Are Trained Our Streamlined Plan of Individual Instruction enables you to advance as rapidly as you are able.
' - ■ I / f • I C K I N S O N D SECRETAniAl SCHOOL FALL TERM BURNS-RIPS 1232 Pennsylvania KE. 1448 STARTS SEPT. 6 Secure a Thorough OR TIARS Butineii Training Eliminated by ITe Photograph Anything Anywhere SECRETARIAL French or inweaving ACCOUNTING 24 Hoar Sorvlca—Baaaanablo Prieoa BUSINESS The Mile-High Photo Co. ADMINISTRATION HOSIERY MENDING STENOGRAPHIC KODAK fin ish in g BOOKKEEPING 320-22 St:vente«nih KEatone 6114 Denver OFFICE MACHINES U)siSdeAn MACHINE SHORTHAND Inweaving Co, Effective Placement Service Phone KE. 4409 Experienced, Friendly 304 McCIintock Bldg. Faculty 1SS4 Calif. Pleasant Classrooms WHAT IS YOUR FUTURE? All couriet approved for 1. AUTO MECHANICS G. I. Training ;vi WE MAKE KEYS Evening Seoioni Monday 2. REFRIGERATION and Thuraday, 6:30 to 9:30 Gunsmiths • Locksmiths Write or phovr for latest Safe Repairing 3. BODY and FENDER bulletin Novelty Repairing Communion Se ooms in School 4. AIR CONDITIONING Day «r N It h I Sarrtea on Aato Kora Register now for practical shop training in Denver at BARNES SCHOOL Call TA. 9049 School's main office. Glosses now forming. of Commerce Guns and Ammunition By Altar Society To Be Furnished OFFICE OPEN 8 TO 8 1410 Gltnarm PI. KErrtonr 2381 WEBER ARMS MIDWEST TRADE SCHOOL 1942 Larimer TA. 9049 Of Golden Parish By Two Groups 639 E. IStk Ave. AC. 4757. AC. 4758 Golden.— (St. Joseph’s Parish) (St. Louii’ Pari.h, EngUwood) —The Altar and Rosary society The PTA will furnish the meet ^ You'll Feel Carefree Too. . . will receive Communion in a body ing room for the sisters, located on in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, the first floor of the new school If You Get Their Back to Aug. 7. building. ^ N EW -P O R M E TYPEWRITERS School Clothes Ready Now! Among the recent Baptisms in Mrs. Josephine Hayes of the RENTALS ON ALL MAKES St. Joseph’s parish are the follow Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Expert Alterations — Reasonable Charges ing three adult converts: Leo Nurses will furnish the nurse’s Get Your Typewriter Cleaned and Ford, whose sponsor was James and first aid room on the first Fitzgerald; Wayne Matthew floor of the new school. Repaired Before School Starts Thompson, with Robert Gruenig Burke’s Cleaners as sponsor; and John Douglas Memorials requested at the time of the St. Louis Builders’ cam L. & L. Typewriter Ca. 26 E. 11th Ave A D c lirr r r MA. 7442 Benton, whose sponsor was Ernest Waters. paign for the new school will be listed during August, and will be 1816 WELTON MA. 5703 DENVER Six Infants in readiness before the opening of Given Baptism school in September. Members of the Englewood Six infants have been baptized Dr. Alphon.e Clement Lions club will be guests of Mon in the parish 'recently. They are signor Joseph O’Heron at a dinner Teresa Lee, daughter of Mr. and and meeting in the new school Mrs. Riley Deem, with L. Fred Aug. 23. Meyer and Elisabeth Kuhn as Father John Aylward reports a .sponsors: .Jtalph Michael, son of Catholic University ready response for the parish fi SCHOOL SUPPLIES M t . and Mrs. William Korosec, esta Aug. 25, 26, and 27. Work R inf RnokR and Zipper Note Books Slid. Rule. with Anthony and Dorothy Kot- ers in the different parish or Pencils. Crayons, Etc. Dr.flinf Sopplin Dictionaries Act Materlili THE DENVER wica as sponsors; Sophia Ann, ganizations will assist with the Fountain PensP.n» Pencil* Drxwint Sets daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew dinner, the games party, conces Pr«ctlc>lly\AII Type* of Book* Except Textbooki Murin, with James S. Hofsetz and Professor to Lead sions, social, and other amuse- ART INSTITUK Margaret Carocella a.s sponsors; ment.s. There will be entertain ^25 WELTOn ST. Francis Milton, son of Mr. and ment for the kiddies, teen-agers, JfgruihkL-Ssdlami^ Call MAIN 3339 Mrs. Maurice Reedy, with Joseph and the mothers and dads. A spec 1641 California St., Denver Phone KE. 0241 and Valentina Modica as spon Workshop at Heights ial gift will be presented on the sors; Thomas Frederick, son of last night of the fiesta. The PTA Mr. and Mrs. Harrison E. Stom- (Loretto Haightt College, Denver) is planning a hope chest. The mel, with Joseph Wiseman and Collegiate institutions in many parts of the country fiesta will be staged on the Margaret G. .Wiseman as spon- will be represented when the second annual Workshop in grounds around the new school. ^^iCathoHc Higher Education for Women opens at Loretto Members of the St. Louis Boost ST. MARY’S ACADEMY ST. ANTHONY DIVISION with Dr. and Mrs. L. K Danahey Heights college on Aug. 24; and from the nation s capital ers’ club are busy these days, paint 1370 PENN Phone AC. 0529 as sponsors. ing the walls and ceiling, and re will come the general chairman of the workshop. Dr, modeling the kitchen in the rec High School, Grade School, Kindergarten and .Alphonse Clemens of the Catholic reation room in the old school. Music Departments University of America Masses this Friday, with devo Dr. Clemens will be well known Member of the North Central Association, accredited by the tions to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, University of Colorado LORETTO HEIGHTS COLLEGE Teachers' Federation to many of the workshop group, will be said in the church at 6:30 not only because of profe.ssional and 8 o'clock. Confessions will be Curriculum,'college preparatory with sufficient elasticity as.sociations. through the Catholic heard on Tuesday afternoon and for terminal education university., but also because of the President Clarifies evening. OPENING DATE, SEPTEMBER 12th fact that he was one of the prin On Saturday at the 8 o’clock School of Nursing cipal and mo.st provocative speak- Mass, there will be devotions in Registration, until the quota is filled, |ers on the 1948 workshop pro- honor of the Immaculate Heart of by appointment Stand on Federal Aid igram. Participants in the first Mary. Confessions will be heard workshop whb are returning this before Mass. A further clarification of the po Federation of Teachers, A. F. of year welcomed the news that Dr. This Sunday, Aug. 8, members West 16th Ave. and Quitman, Denver sition of John M. Eklund of the L., on federal aid to education, Clemens had consented to act as of the Altar society will receive Opportunity school of Denver, na concerning which a story was car chairman of the 1949 session. Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass. AComa 1761 tional president of the American ried in last week’s Denver Catholic Famous for Work Father Carl Kruger, S.J., of Register, is contained in a letter re Regis college, who hp3 been assist Specialists in Parochial ceived by the Register. The letter In Economics, Sociology ing in the parish on Sundays, re Bazaar Party follow.s almost in full: Dr. Clemens joined the faculty ceived an assignment to a Denver . . . I have always been extremely of the sociology department at the parish this week. Father Kruger explicit that there should be grant will be particularly missed because Draws 150 at in aid to public schools only, but Catholic university in 1946, fol of the fine series of sermons he SCHOOL BOOKS that health and welfare services lowing a distinguished career as delivered at the late Masses on ^ djul (jJanL m , QoUsqsL! should be made available to all instructor and lecturer in sociol- Sundays. Loyola Parish children. ogy. economics, social legislation, Infants baptized last Sunday New and used books for schools in the (Loyola Pari.h, Denver) were Alanus Von Lintel, son of 4-YEAR DECREE l«bor problems at Fontbonne 2-YEAI CE8TIFICATE One hundred and fifty persons cause of both aid to our public ,, ; r, - • • • Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Von Lintel, PROGRAMS Gay Campus Life rSOGSAMS attended the Loyola bazaar work .schools, and the necessary health college and St. Louis university, Archdiocese In .Art, Bioiofr. OhimistiT with Linus Leiker and Esther Lei- Sngliih. Frtneh, Hl*tnr) Full Accreditment vhich will fire the eollece ers’ party July 28. The financial and welfare programs by enlarg-.His interest in sociology and ker as sponsors; Edward Michael Home lvMtnninlr.v I.itin preparation necevianr for report was read by Father Her- ing differences where differences economics has not been confined O’Brien, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fran Mithfniatirt, Mmlr, 6 1 U '' i Ttiunday, August 4, 1949 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 PAGE F iv i Nursery Children Hold Play Day DR. JAMES P. All-Day Picnic GRAY Church-Ukc. Optometrist Chapel For Archbishop's FISVAL CARE Living-raom EYES EXAMINED Chepel Guild Schedued FISVAL TRAINING (Arehbiehop’i Guild, Denvar) Optometrist The Archbishop’s guild will hold 212-18 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. S t I 'i > vif an all-day picnic at Our Lady of the Rockies camp on Sunday, Aug. Phone for Appointment 21. The members will be fur TA. 8888 nished transportation in a bus or M o d « r n may take their own cars. They will leave at about 9 o’clock after and complete attending Mass in town. Reserva tions may be made with Miss Jo The Most Delicious e q u i p m e n t sephine Hytrek (TA. 6649) or Miss Kay Hueber (AC. 3825). Every member who can possibly Fried Chicken attend is ejtpected to do so. to conduct servIcf^J Our Lady of Sorrows CircU You Have Ever Eaten A ho-hostess party was held at ^efficienllyjl^l^ Elitch’s Gardens on Aug. 2, when Toonf. Mllk-Ftda tJRjolnt*d, Goldtn Brown, Tcndtr, DoUdoBi, the members of Our Lady of Sor Children who attend the Mar Wtll Don*. Strred Daily and Sanday from 11:30 to 8 P.M. anywHere inthial^^^ rows circle attended the theater. gery Reed Mayo day nursery con ducted by the Sisters of Charity at tSO Seata Parkinf Next Dost ^i0... entire Ave Maria CircU 1128 28th street in Denver took Cloaed Mondaya Air Conditlonad Mrs. Henry Huls was hostess to part in the annual Play day Thurs arca.< the women in Ave Maria circle in day, July 28. The Play day is the her home on July 27. The women annual climax to the summer ses who attended the retreat are sion at the nursery, which is open G o ld e n U lL a n te m Misses Catharine Maloney, Mary every day in the year except for O’Brien, and Gloria Cecchin. They two weeks in August. More than 1265 Bdwy, Near ISth St. Restaurant KE. 1204 were accompanied by Miss Helen 150 parents, board members, and Skiff, who is not a member of the officials of other Denver child- guild. caring institutions enjoyed the BUiied Sacrament CircU program presented by 90 nursery Horan & Son children. In addition to these chil- C h ap t'ls I A surpri.se shower was held for dren of working mothers, there I Mrs. John Connell recently in the are about 25 babies cared for H»iEy5lonff'6207," KfvstoMu 5298 I home of her sister-in-law, Miss SATURDAY BANKING daily by the five Sisters of Charity and . * ‘ <527 Clev«La"uis university, atives and friends in Cheyenne, whose war record includes serv YOUR NAME IMPRINTED ON ALL YP.UR CHECKS Wyo. The members of Precious ing with the guerilla army in the Blood circle were entertained at At Sacred Heart Church Philippines after the Japanese You Hoed Not Carry Cleaning at its Best Mary Nadorff’s cabin in the moun invasion. He' entered the society tains July 9 and 10. (Sacred Heart Parith, Denver) Sunday, Aug. 7, is the Commun April 16, 1932. a Lot'of Cash Around Our Lady of Fatima CircU Father Albert Schulz, S.J., bap ion Sunday for the men of the The Rev, George P. Klubertani, Resdily cashed bectuie identifica 3 DAY SERVICE The members of Our Lady of tized Michael Thomas Martinez parish Holy Name society in the S.J., who entered the society Sept. Fatima circle who attended the re and Charles Anthony Martinez, 1, 1931, and is now professor of tion of personalized checks is so treat at El Pomar were Misses twin sons of Carlos and Magdalen 7:30 Mass. philosophy at the scholasticate at easy, you'll b< using checks instead Pickup and Delivery The women of the Altar sodality Mary Torley, Eileen Conboy, and Martinez, July 30. This is the St. Louis university. of cuh .. . you'll avoid tht danger Rosemary Bastar. second set of twins baptized in are displaying a beautiful hand- The Rev. Francis J. Moriarty, 594 So. Broadway — PE. 4686 St. Luke’s CircU July. The first were twin girls, crocheted banquet cloth, which was S.J., a philosophy teacher at of lou . . . you'll make buying sim Mrs. John Dunn acted as hostess Linda Guadalupe and Loretta Ann made and donated by Mrs. Marie Creighton university, who entered pler and safer. to the members of St. Luke’s circle Garcia, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Larcher. the society Sept. 1, 1934. SOUTH DENVER CLEANERS on July 26. The evening was spent William Garcia, who were baptized by Father Martin A. Schlitz, S.J., invites you to obtain W .V.V.’.VVAVi.WAVWWWiiVVi.V/VVVWiAi playing bridge. Miss Frances Jen nings entertained the members and July 3. personally Imprinted checks TOOAYf their husbands at a barbecue in The women of the Spanish Sac 'Columbia'Magazine her yard on July 30. Mrs. George red Heart league held their regu Kelly recently returned from a lar meeting in Sodality hall Aug. FRED LUCCI visit with her sister, Mrs. C. E. 27. entral-ize Gushurst, the former Toni Floyd, Confessions will be heard at the Custom Upholstery in Columbus, 0. usual hours in the afternoon Aug. Lists City Knights your banking new LittU Flowar CircU 4, in preparation for first Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MeShane Aug. 5. The Sacred Heart league € and New Furniture (Rosemary of Little Flower circle) will receive Holy Communion in THE CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CO. Made to Order the 8 o’clock Mass. With Star Councils announce the birth of a boy at St, ISTH AND ARAPAHOt STRUTS DINVIR, COLORADO Joseph’s hospital on Aug. 2. Beautiful Samples to Show Friday evening there will be de TOM WALKER PIANOS Miss Isabelle McNamara of Im votions for the perpetual novena The current issue of Columbia, national Knights of Ooy or Evening Calls RepreMntatlTQ of KinbalK 8ohm«r, maculate Conception circle and in honor of the Sacred Heart at Columbus publication, lists the Denver council 539 as one Haddorff. and Starr Plano* Miss Virginia Vaughn and Mrs. 7:30. , C, G. Conn Connaonata of the Star councils of the nation, according to announcement dnnw vdjcdkjt,. 2842 W. 44th GL 1222 Eloctronic Orcan Marian Kelly of Mystical Rose The men of the parish Holy Fin* Rceonriition*d Plonoo circle also attended the retreat at Name .society will meet In Sodality made at the monthly meeting of the council Aug. 2. In order 1348 8. BROADWAY SPrac* 7M4 El Pomar. hall Aug. 9. to reach Star council status, the K. of C. council filled five quota.s in the fields of Catholic activity, council activity, fraternal Deafened Hear With activity, membership, and public Cabrini Unit ity. This is the first time in the New Aid Using history of the Denver council that BAZAAR Wireless Circuit MOTOROLA PORTABLE Meet Slated such an honor has been accorded. Finely The Youth band under the spon Minneapolis, Minn. — Wireless Tailored sorship of the local council has circuits, unbelievable magic for In Westwood been invited to participate in the the deafened, weigh only 1/32 of Aug. 10, n, 12,13,19491 Boulder County fair to be held in an ounce. Troublesome, bulky, Harmon (St, Anthony of Padua'* Pariih, Longmont Aug. 19. The invitation, static-producing wires are ban HAGUS GROUNDS— East 37th Ave. and LafayeHe Waitwood) according to Grand Knight Ed ished forever in this tiny circuit. Redi'Mad* The Mother Cabrini circle met ward O’Connor, reflects the wide Users report clear understanding— Tuesday night, Aug. 2, in the home popularity the recently organized hear even a whisper. The maker ' On Display— SUITS of Mrs. Emil Martivoc, The next aggregation is obtaining. of Telex, Allen Hempel, Telex meeting will be held Aug. 15 at Fifty candidates are expected Park, Minneapolis, Minn., is so \\ 7:30 p.m., in the home of Mrs. Ed for the class Sunday, Aug. 7, to proud of this triumph he will Reickert, 1827 S. Grove street. As which the first three degrees of gladly send you a free booklet on 1949 HUDSON this is the last meeting of the circle Knighthood will be exemplified. how to hear more clearlv, and ex before the carnival, thv women are Following the ceremonies, a buffet plain how you may test this instru asked to turn in all 'faneywork at supper and dance will be held in ment with a wireless circuit in the this meeting. the evening to which knights and privacy of your own home without Super 6 Brougham Note The Nocturnal Adoration Hour guests are invited. risking a penny. Write Telex today for the men of St. Anthony’s par Speaking at the meeting Tues —Adv. SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 13,1949 ish will be from 11 to 12 Thursday day, the newly appointed chaplain. night, Aug. 4. Father Regis Mamire, told mem bers that they “have the oppor The Altar and Rosary society tunity to put Denver on the map SPECIAL AHRACTION EACH NIGHT will receive Communion in a body for outstanding Catholicity.” Fa in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, ther John Giambastiani, O.S.M., COMPLETE No Aug. 7, » AUGUST 10 -13, 1949 Down of Welby also attended the meet 2 4 .6 0 WITH BATTERIES Payment Mr. and Mrs. Cherry Johnston ing. Use our and daughter, Nancy Ruth, of Fort The Silver Dollar days, which 4-Month Smith, Ark., visited in the Art realized a profit of $10,000, were FUN GALORE - GAMES FOR YOUNG AND Budget Plan Nider home last week. declared an outstanding success New in deiign, yet mechanically the result of Motorola’s by officers of the council. OLD - HOPE CHEST — GIFTS • years of engineering experience. Take it with you every The K. of C. Bowling league Open Tties. and will start functioning Sept. 1. SURPRISES where, it plays from batteries and needs no electric outlet. Fri. Evenings Forty keglers are expected to con Streamlined plastic case in green or tan with gold trim. till 9.00 tend for bowling honors as the Begins playing instantly when turned on. • season opens THE BEST COSTS LESS I James Kenna has been appointed ROAST BEEF DINNER to a committee to formulate radio Ask about special lote prices (At No AdditiooaJ Cost) and publicity programs for Colum and guaranteed service bus day celebrations Oct. 12. Wednesday Eve-Aug. 10 Tha Denver ■—■ Radios — Fourth Floor HARMAN AUTO aai FURNITURE Kenna will be assisted by Frank Amalie R. Davia LOANS Morriss. Ubatol Terms—LOW BATZS Lecturer .Aldo Notarriani an Adults $1.00 Children 50c TAILORS FREE PABKING nounces square dancing will be MOUNTAIN STATES held in the K. of C. hall Friday 1741-43-45 CHAMPA ST. Served by the P.T.A. under the -rlw* DwerSls#, wi* Cmfdmm'’~armsss» gm LEEMIN AUTO CO. evening, Aug. 12. The recent VISUAL PRODUaS Cbairmanahip of Mrs. G. W.. Kelly Denver 2, Colorado Itb A Broadway KE. 1165 < square dances drew large crowds, according to Notariani. 2565 Locust DE. 8404 Denver 7 A i m FAGE SIX Office, 938 B( ;k Strecf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyifone 4205 Thuridey, August 4, 1949 Class in Practical Nursing Daughters, KnightsRoggen K. of C. VOSS BROS. WESTERKAMP'S BAKERIES KE. 9043 5106 Wash. EVERYTHING A GOOD GROOI3Y 3 Stores to Serve You SHOULD HAVE Of Colorado Springsf'^'^ BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICKS — WE DELTVKR — Slate Picnic Aug. j Saturday Holy Hour services Aug, Colorado Springs.—Plans are being formulated by a in honor of the Immaculate HUMMEL'S Denver’s Leading joint committee, representative of Court St. Mary 513, Heart of Mary frorii 8 to 9 p.m., the Knights of Columbus wili Delicatessen Catholic Daughters of America, and Colorado Springs coun again keep nocturnal adoration of cil 582, Knights’ of Columbus, for the annual picnic, which Our Lord in the Eucharist The Family Size will be held at Lazyland, Palmer park, Sunday, Aug. 14. time for each 'will be advanced one The fifth Sunday Con)munion,| - hour from that listed on the origi Chicken Pot Pie sppnsored by council 582, Knights A___ nal schedule. Adults of the parish Picnic Foods of Columbus, for the men of the AppOinfluBnTS v O G f l are invited to take active part Pikes Peak region, was received by in this movement, which is in Milwaukee Sausage a large representative group of tended to give each person an men from various parishes of Colo ^ IVesf Point and opportunity to suffer and expiate c a s s e r o l e s 'TO TAKE OUT rado Springs Sunday in the 7:30 for the transgressions of men, in 311 E. 7th KE. 1986 Mass in Corpus Christi church union with Dur Divine Lord. upon the in'vitation of its pastor, Annapolis Schools Sunday, *ug. 7. is Communion the Rev. Anthony Elzi. day for members of the Sacred SAVE Vs ON YOUR Sacred Heart Parith Applications for five appoint Heart Altar and Rosary society. MEAT BILL • The annual Pow-wow picnic, ments to be made in 1950 to the Funeral services for Tony Bet- Ainei'ican originally scheduled for Aug. >2, United States military and naval tale’s mother were held July 30 By Baying in will be held at the Chuck Wagon academies now may be submitted in St. Anthony’s church in Sterl Q nantity area in the Garden of the Gods to United States Senator Eugene ing. Mrs. Bettale passed away July Sunday, Aug. 21, at 6 p.m., the D. Millikin of Colorado, it has 27, just six months to,,^the day Complete Proceiting Service Beauty Odaroloc Youth club officers an been announced in Washington. after Mr. Bettale had died on Steel Lockers Available nounced this past week. Any unmarried young man who< Jan. 27. The party will include a box at the time of admission, will’ be Mr. and Mrs. Herman Linne- KING'S FRIGID lunch, a wiener roast, and enter between 17 and 21 years of age, bur are the parents of a girl born SPAliHElIl tainment. All young people who and who is a citizen of the United Wednesday, July 27, in Brighton. A PRACTICAL nursing nursing class at | needs in practical nursing. Another class will be re- The little girl’s name is Diana FOOD BANK plan to attend are asked to make States and a resident of Colorado, St. Anthony’s hospital, Denver, receives in- ceived by the hospital in September. Interviews of (Mr. A Mrs. A. A. King, of reservations by phoning William may apply to Senator Millikin for Magdalene. struction^ in the care patients. The class, inaugu- prospective members of the class ■will be held until Cathedral Pariah) The fomiV* fowrifi Lueb at MAin 10315J. an appointment. In the case of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Pelz and rated in January, is in keeping with present-day I Aug. 15.— (Smyth photo) Edwin have been at Ben Linne- 2041 So. University The Rev. Joseph Kane, O.M.I., applicants with at least one year + + + + + + + + moderator of the club, will be as of honorable service in the armed bur’s during the past week, help PE. 3533 sisted by the following chaperones forces, the age limits are from 17 ing with the harvest. Mmes. and Messrs. Joseph Lueb, to 23. Mr. and Mrs. Florian Linnebur A. Okineski, Arnold LeFeve, James Preliminary competitive mental and nephew, Ronnie, were supper Urban, Elmer Ehrlich, Arthur examinations will be held in Colo guests at the William Howard Practical Nursing Program Dandrea, Jake Ausec, J. L. Mott, rado by the United States Civil home July 27. Walter Berry, Joseph Bocovich, Service commission early in Janu Florence Klausner and Vir Joseph Sand, and William Ripely; ary of 1950. A principal and three ginia Venrich were out from Den Mmes, Dora Pangburn, M. Wilson, alternates will be nominated for ver July 30-31 visiting at the Progresses at St. Anthony's William Cox, Clara Codec, and A each of the five academy appoint Harold Klausner home. Freymuth; and Harold Cusack. ments. Martina and Jean Milan spent (St. Anthony’a Hoapital, Denver) assist a professional nurse in the Interviews ■will be held until Aug. The next regular CYC meeting Further information concerning Friday, Saturday, and Sunday In keeping with the present-day care of more acutely ill patients. 1" for the fall class. wilt be held in the Sacred Heart the appointments may be obtained July 29, 30, and 31, with Mr. and needs in nursing, St. Anthony’s She works under the direction of a Colorado State Vocational Edu recreation hall Saturday eve by writing to Senator Eugene D hospital inaugurated a practical doctor or professional nurse in a cation recently conducted a con Millikin, Senate Office Building, Mrs. Herbert Neal at their moun ning, Aug. 6, at 7:30, a t which tain home near Allenspark. nurse training program la,st Janu home, hospital, or other institu ference in Estes Park to deter time plans will be made for the Washington, D. C. ary. A basic curriculum had been tion, or a public health agency. mine minimum standards for prac Mrs. Kate Howard and Mrs. Pow-wow picnic. Refreshments formulated with corresponding The preparation of a practical tical nursing schools in Colorado. MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. and a social will follow the meet Lony Linnebur went to see Sister clinical practice rotation. It is St. Anthony’s hospital was repre Geraldine at Loretto Heights col nurse includes less science and ing. Three Weeks Left the desire of St. Anthony’s hos technical detail than that of a pro sented at this conference by Mrs. : Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; The Sacred Heart Silver Dollar lege, where she is attending sum pital to become an accredited Norma Bloom, R.N., director of the mer school. Sister Geraldine is fessional nurse, and takes less contest for boys and girls between training school for practical time. The length of the course practical nurse program. The out the ages of seven and 16 began In X-Ray Survey Mrs. Howard’s cousin. nurses, and with this in mind. Miss given by SL Anthony’s ho.spital is come of this conference ■was a re 3 FINE STORES July 31. The prizes will include Mrs. William L. Blick and Carol Hilda Torrop, executive secretary one year, vith allowance for vaca port recommending minimum stan 87 So. Broadway a girl’s wrist watch, a baseball With the chest x-ray campaign Ann visited Mr. and Mrs. Mike of the National Association for tion time. Women and girls having dards to be met by all schools de glove, fishing equipment, and other in its final three weeks, thousands Wolke in Denver July 31. Carol Practical Nurse Education, has vis passed their 17th birthday and siring accreditation. This report 753 So. University Blvd. prizes. The contest will close Fri of Denverites have yet to get their Ann stayed on for a few days ited in an advisory capacity with having an elementary school edu*- was formulated from the opinions 15.50 Colorado Blvd. day noon, Aug. 26. free chest photograph. Unless they longer visiting with her aunt and the administrators and faculty of cation are considered for admis of a representative group of nurses Fathers Joseph Kane, O.M.I.; do. the survey will fail from the uncle the school. sion. Girls with high school edu and vocational educators from the Rudolph Marzion, chaplain at • Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Klasner A practical nurse is a person cation will be given preference. entire state. DELICIOUS CAKES - PIES - ROLLS Camp Carson; Cornelius Flynn, standpoint of giving health al thorities complete, knowledge of brought little Michael William trained to care for mothers and St. Anthony’s hospital plans to Mrs. Helen Dawson, R.N., and and Edward Fraczkowski of Glock- Adams, Arapahoe, Denver, and home from Children’s hospital July newly born babies, convalescent Miss Mary Jean Negri, R.N., will ner-Penrose hospital attended the enroll a class of practical nurse Sold at Our 3 Stores Only Jefferson counties’ tuberculosis 29. H5 had been rushed to the patients, people- suffering from students early in September. serve as nursing arts instructor funeral of the Rev. Edward Breen infirmities of old age, and others problems. hospital about 10 days before, and Women interested in this type of and clinical instructor, respec in the Immaculate Conception Ca “If members of your family are examination revealed a light case with chronic or light illnesses that tively, for the coming class. A thedral, Denver, July 28. among those not yet x-rayed, it is of polio. Because of early and do not require highly specialized training are encouraged to in great deal of enthusiasm has been The perpetual novena in honor your duty to them, yourself, and adequate care, the doctor reports treatments. She is also prepared to vestigate the possibilities offered. shown for this training, and it is of Our Mother of Sorrows is held your community to see that they felt that the coming year will every Friday evening at 7 ;45 in that there are no apparent crip giiiiiminiimimminmiiiinnuiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnmfflumiimiiiraiinimnmuiraiuuimniiiiiiiinniiimniuiiiniiiiiiinmiiiiminnimmmimnraniu do so,” Jack Foster, chairman of pling effects, and the baby is now show an increasing interest and an Sacred Heart church. the survey, said. overwhelming demand for the Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Coffey and getting along fine. Goal of the survey is the x-ray Father Allen George, newly or trained practical nurse. family of Wichita, Kans., are visit ing of 350,000 persons over 15 \Sijunm sih^y)^lciL&Sdy^ ing friends in the region and will years of age, virtually every adult dained priest from the Wichita spend a week at Manitou Springs, diocese, has been visiting Father WHEN OTHERS FAILED in the four counties. 'Don't give up hop#. “By discovering every case of Charles Sanger during the past 1 | tuberculosis in the area, our ability week, July 26 they went fishing 9n 0£JwaA Chtdtdu)jrjL6Ji Many suffererv have To Visit Every Church with Ray Pelz and came back SiiinniiiiiiiiiinimminimuiiMiiinmmiuiiiiniiinimiiiumianntNiinuulwimmiuiimnitniimnuiumimunnimimiiiiiiuiiiimiiuiiiiiiiiiiimaii received beneflti London.—A statue of Our Lady to control this contagious disease from this 5000-yetr* is greatly increased,” Foster said. from Shadow lake with a fine The summer schedule of Masses DEERTRAIL, St Joseph'!, 11:30. lei of Fatima, presented to Cardinal catch. Sunday, 7:30. 3rd and 6th Sundays. tMted method. Why Griffin by the Portuguese Am- “Our dangerous citizens are in the Denver archdiocese in par DERBY, school auditorium. 9 o’clock. those who are afraid or indifferent Ernest Sigg and son, Barney, ishes that have reported the Mass ■cmrch for uncertain ^ssador in London and his wife, ESTES PARK, Our Lady of the Moun things when health is is to be taken on pilgrimage to to being x-rayed. The undetected from Denver were helping George time to the R e g is t e r i« given be tains. 7, 9, and 11. I cases among them can spread tu Sigg and the Sigg brothers with the low. Schedules in other churches EVERGREEN, Christ tha King, begin. I HO near? every church in the Westminster ning June 12 through August, 8 and Free Interrietc archdiocese. berculosis among hundreds of per harvest during the past week. They will be printed as soon as reported. 10. I sons because we, of course, can’t returned home July 30. . Our Lady of the Rockies Camp, 9. take precautions in cases we’re Mrs. Bettina Cullen and Mr, ANNUNCIATION, S621 Humboldt, 5:16. FLAGLER, 3, 2nd and 4th Sundays. CHINESE HERB CO. not aware of,” the chairman said. 7 :30. 8:30. 0:30. 10.46, and 12. FLEMING. St Peter's, 7 and 9 | 114 E. 19th Are. Denver 5. Colo. and Mrs. Matt Saya and family FORT COLLINS. St. Joseph’s. 808 W. ' Knights of Approximately 22 x-raying days from Denver were visiting at the BLESSED SACRAMENT, 4030 MontTtew Mon. to Thin.. 5 p.n. to 8 p.n. Blvd.. 7. 8. S:30. 10:46, and 12. Mountain Ave.. 6, 7, 9, and 10. Ipin Ihit Sit. 4 Sin., 9 a.n. tt 5 f.m. remain in the survey. Permanent Hubert Orth home July 30. FRAZER, Coxensbanch chapel, Maryvale, units are stationed in downtown CATHEDRAL, Colfax and Logan, 6, 7, 8 and 9 (through Aug. 16). Phone Alpine 0067 C o l u m b u s Visitors at the Joe Linnebur 8. 0, to. 11:30. and 12:30. GEORGETOWN. 8. Denver and during the final two home Sunday evening were the CHRIST. THE KING. E. Eighth Avt. and GLENWOOD SPRINGS. 7 and^^. INSURANCE weeks single units -wni be in nearly Rev. C. P. Sanger and the Rev Elm (tTMt, 6. 8. 10, and 12. GOLDEN. St Joseph's, 600 14th St, 8 all districts for a “clean-up” opera Allen George, and his brothers-in- HOLY FAMILY. 4877 Utica St.. «. 7:30. and 10. Juvenile — Adult 0, 10. 11:16, and 12:16. GRAND LAKE. 8. 0:80. and 11:30. tion. law, George and Aloyse Buchholz GRrEELEY. S t Peter's. 6 :S0. 8, and 9 :S0. W. J. Btndel, General Agent HOLY GHOST. 633 19th St.. 6. 7. 3:16. HUGO, S t Anthony of Padua’s, 9:16, 1st SIEGWARTH'S Ollie Rau is up from Colwich, 9:16, 10:16. 11:16. and 12:16. Leo Koll, Field Agent Sunday; 7:30. 2nd Sunday. 11, 3rd Britain Honors Priests Kans., helping with the harvest HOLY ROSARY, E. 47th Ava. and Pearl. and 6th Sundays: 11:30, 4tb Sunday. i 4483 Washington 1575 Grant St. TA 1480 here. 6. 8. and 10. IDAHO SPRINGS. St. Paul's, 9. KE. 7802 Auckland, New Zealand.—Two Edna Ann Hartman from Viola, LOYOLA. 2301 York, 6. 7, 8:80, 10:30. ILIFF, 8 and 10. I We Specialise In priests on the staff of Zealandia, Kans., Susan Sigg’s schoolmate at and 12. KIT CARSON. 1st and 3rd Sundays. 9: Catholic weekly, have received the 2nd. 4th. and 6th Sundays, 11: holy ' Sacred Heart academy, Wichita, OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, 3649 days. 0. Cold Lunches Member of the British Empire Navajo St.,6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 12. America's Fine Light Beer stopped in for a visit with Susan KREMMLING, 9. i Polato Salad and decoration for services to the New the afternoon of July 28. OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE. 3601 LITTLETON, S t Mary’s, 8. 8, 10. and Zealand forces during the war Kalamath St., 7:30 and 11. 11:30. I Baked Ham for Parlies operations in Italy. The two are Mrs. Bill Howard was a dinner OUR LADY OF LOURDES. 2217 8. LIMON. Our Lady of Victory, 7:30, lat | guest at the Ben Linnebur home Logan St., 7, 8:30, 10. and 11. Sunday; 9:15, 2nd Sunday: 9:30. 3rd Fathers Owen Snedden and John and 6th Sundays: 10, 4th Sunday. I July 31, and in the afternoon she OUR LADY OF VICTORY CHAPEU Flanagan. In the war both priests 1904 W. 16th Ave., 9:30. LOUISVILLE, Sundays and holy daya, studied for doctorates in Rome and visited friends, including Mrs. 7 and 0. Henry Wagner and new son, Ron PRESENTATION, W. 7th A re. and LOVELAND, St John the Evangellst'a, gave assistance to British prison Julian St., 6, 7, 8. 9, 10, 11. and 12. 6th and Grant Sts., 7:30 and 9:30. mk Adolph Coors CompsAy, Gplden, ColPfldo, U.S.A. ers of war. Father Snedden made ald Henry, and also Mrs. Miles SACRED HEART, 2760 Larimer. 6:30. MANITOU SPRINGS. 8:30 and 10. w. w. HAceawKca. regular broadcasts over the Vati Milan and family. 7:30, 9. 10:30, and 12. MATHESON, first, third, and fifth Sun Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Pletchka ST ANTHONY'S W. Ohio and S. Newton, days, 11:30; second and fourth Sun* can radio. Westwood. 630, 8. 9:30, and 11:30. days, 8:30. from Goddard, Kans., who are on MORRiSON, Mt Elisabeth Retreat, |:30. their wedding trip, spent July 30- ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL. W. 16th NEDERLAND, 8 (June 6 to Sept 4). Mission Tour in Asia Ave. and Quitman, 6:40, 7:10, and RAMAH. 10. 31 at the home of Mrs. Pletchka’s 7:46. REDSTONE, 9. Fukuoka, Japan. — T h e Rev, uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. ST. BERNADETTE’S, W. 12th and TeUer. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS. 8:30 and 10 JO. or one of 355 Matthew M. Brennan, assistant Hubert Orth. Lakewood, 6, 7 dl6. 9:86, and 11. SHERIDAN LAKE, 1st and 3rd Sundaya, Miss Aureen • Shoeneman, re ST. CAJETAN'S. 1166 9th St.. 6. 8:30. 9. holy days, 1 1 . director in the Albany diocese for 10:30, and 12:16. STRASBURG. St Gertrude's. 11:33. the Society for the Propagation of turning from a vacation trip to 2nd Sunday; 7:30, 4th Sunday. other cash prizes the West coast, stoppea over at ST. CATHERINE'S. W. 42nd Ave. and STRATTON. St Charles'. 7 end 10:80. the Faith, stopped here en route Faderal. 6, 7:30. 9, 10:30, and 12:16. WELBY, Assumption, 6:30, 7:30. 9:30. to Nagasaki. He is on a mission the Martin Shoneman home for a ST. DOMINIC’S. 2906 Federal Bird., and 12. tour and was scheduled to leave few days’ visit, before going back 6:30. 7:30, 9, 10, 11. and 12. WESTMINISTER, Holy Trinity, 9. Tokyo on Aug. 5 for Manila. to Iowa where she will resume her ST. ELIZABETH'S. 11th and CurUa. WRAY. Sundays, 3 and 9:30: holy days, teaching duties this fall. 6. 8. 9:16, 11, and 12:16. 7 '80 and 9. ta sy to e n W t FULL DETAILS ST. FRANCIS DE SALES'. Alameda and S. Sherman. 6, 6. 7, 8, 9, 10. 11, and WHY isS^ieuC 12. Puerto Rican Progress, AND ENTRY BLANks Ex-Regis Priest ST. JAMES', 1248 Newport, 6. 7:16, at SAFEWAY DENVER'S FAVORITE LAUNDRY 8 :30, 9:46, 11. and 12:16. ST. JOHN S, Fifth and Joeephinc, 6. 7. Catholic Forum Topic 8. 9, 10. 11. and 12. The reason /de«i Has 50th Jubilee ST. JOSEPH'S (POLISH), 617 E. 46th New York.—Housing, one of the Ave., 6, 8:30, and 10:30. m x y / serves more families in ST. JOSEPH'S (REDEMPTORIST). W greatest problems in Puerto Rico, Denver than any other Pueblo.—The Rev. John Baptiste 6tb Ave. and Galapago, 6:30, 7, 8:30. is being attacked by the new gpv- laundry it because /deal 10. and 11:80. ernment, which has begun the con w test doses August 2J customers get just the Schimpf, S.J., who spent many ST. LEO'S. 003 10th St. T, 9. 10:30. years as pastor of St. Patrick’s and 12:16. struction of several housing proj kind of laundry service ects in an effort to eradicate the (hey want. church here, recently celebrated ST. LOUIS’. 3300 S. Sherman S t. 3. 7. the 50th anniversary of his ordin 8. 9. 10. and 11:30. slums and their accompanying dis Look ^oTmorkers on our shelves that p o ih r ^ TREASURE HUNT VALUES Why don’t you, too, ST. MARY MAGDALENE'S. W. 23th eases, declared Dr. Frank Whalen, enjoy Idttl Laundry ation. His golden jubilee Mass was and Depew, 6 :20, 8, 10, and IL Service.’ Prompt Service celebrated June 26 in his parish ST. PATRICK'S, W. 3Srd a t Pecoe, 7, a New York school official, in an —careful handling—and church in El Paso, Tex. Many re 1 0 :80, and J 2. address before the Catholic Inter ! ST. PUILOMENA'S, 3820 E. 14th Ave. racial Council. truly superior work, at ligious and civic dignitaries at and Detroit 6:46. 7, 3:16, 9:30. 11. £ j d s d L T b o iv -i standard prices. tended the celebration. and 12:16. Many Puerto Ricans are coming ST. ROSE OF LIMA'S. 1320 W. Navada to New York city because of over Mmus MAla 4m. In September of 1943, Father PL, 8 and 10. Ready to Serve! Schimpf celebrated the 60th anni ST. TBERESE'S, 0306 E. 14th Ava.. population on the island, and dis Don't delay, enter at once, there is no reason why you should not versary of his entrance into the Anrora, 7. 8:30, 10, and 11:30. content of the people 'wi^ their ST. VINCENTS HOME, 4200 Lowetl social status and standard of living. be one of the lucky winners. Go to Safeway. Buy two of the items CRISP... Society of Jesus. Father Schimpf, BWd., 3:16. who is now 86 years old, was bom ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S, E. Arlxooa Most of the people of Puerto marked “Treasure Hunt,” and obtain a contest entry blank at the store. in Alsace-Lorraine. He entered and S. Joiaphint, Sta., 3, 7. 3, 0:30. Rico feel that small and diversified GOLDEN BROWM the Society of Jesus in Amiens, 11. and 12 industries would help solve Puerto You may enter as many times as you wish, the contest continues until ' COLORADO SPRINGS Ricy’s low economic status and off France. He went to Holland in CORPUS CHRISTL 8. 7 :30, 0:30, 11. and August 20. AT YOUR GROCERY 1883 and came to the United States 12:10. set its dependence on sugar and in 1884. He was assigned to the SACRED HEART CHURCH. 8:10, 8. 10. pineapple crops. You’ll be delighted with the low prices which you will find on old Sacred Heart college in Den and 11:80. “But it must be worth while for ver, now Regis, in 1889. He was small industries to move into each and every item at Safeway. SafeWay prices are consistently low, ARVADA. St Anne's, 3:16, 7:46, and Puerto Rico,” Dr. Whalen said. “If ordained in Woodstock, Md., in 9:46. and that’s what adds up to a substantial savings on every purchase you PLAN WINTER HEAT NOW! 1889. In 1902 he was appointed the standard of living is going to ASPEN. 7 and 9. be raised, then entrepreneurs may make. In addition, you have Safeway’s guarantee of quality, and satis CONVERT TO GAS WITH A KILLAM vice president of Denver’s Sacred BASALT, 10:30. Heart college, and two years later BRIGHTON, (Hay through September) balk at having to pay much higher faction or your money back. Make your own selections in Safeway’s A heatins plant and Iti conTxnion tn natnral taa ii a major. liftUma inrM^ he was assigned to Sacred Heart 6:80, 8, 9 (Spanish), and 10:80; October wages than are now being paid on mont. KJIIam onpincora h a rt boon oolTinc g u hoaUnc problems for thirtr through April) 7. 8, 9 (Spanish), and the island.” modern and convenient stores, you’ll enjoy shopping at Safeway. rears. If rour home is worth heatin«, it’s worth heatint with a Klllam . . . parish in Denver. He again was in 10:30 (High Maes). There's a Guaranteed Killara Gas Conrersion Bnrner for OTsrr trpo of heat- the old Sacred Heart college in BUFFALO. 10. tec plant. InrestJcata KiUam before rou bnj anr bnrner. BURLINGTON, St Catheiina'a, 8 JO 1906. He came to SL Patrick’s par every Sunday azeept 3rd Sunday, 1 Entered Seminary at 50 ish here and served as pastor until and 9. Bangalore, India.—The Rev. J. * Phone Now For Free Estimate. 1917. He returned again in 1921 CALHAN, flret, third, and fifth Sun days, 8:30; second and fourth Sun A. D. Rozario, who once served as as assistant pastor. In 1922 he was day!, 11:30. a judge in the Madras government, named pastor of St, Patrick’s par CAMP SANTA HARU, 7:80 and 9:10. died here at the age of 76. He ish for the second time upon the begtening Juna 13. resigned his post of judge at the K i i l a m b A s b u r n e r c o . CAMP ST. MALO. July and August 8 death of Father Edward Barry. and 9. a ^ of 50 and went to Rome for MANUFACTURERS AND HEATINO ENGINEERS He remained here until 1923. Fa CASCADE, 8:30 and 10. his priestly studies. At the time CENTRAL CITY. 10. SAFEWAY ther Schimpf then spent some time of his death he served as spiritual 260 BROADWAY Mannfaetiired and teitallad CHEYENNE WELLS, Snndaye, 7 JO and bj Rcciatared Encineara RAce 2871 in New Orleans, and he has been 9 JO, holy days. 7 and 9.' director of St. Mary’s seminary in El Paso since 1938. CRAIG, S t Hiehaal'f, 9:30. here. A. i:^ l Thunday, August 4, 1949 Office, 938 Ben neck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN Former Denver Nuns Note Jubilee musements ♦ Dining A ^Recreation PIZZA NITE Where to Qo for Dinner! ASK YOUR FRIENDSI FRIDAY AUG. 5 They will tell you ... THE HOLUND HOUSE MT. CARM EL BAZAAR C .’iTfr in Golden is tops for h o d and service PUBLIC BALB OP NO (Personal Mupervulon, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Holland) UNCLAIMED FREIGHT International Harveater Co.. Balt Laka 1 bar lead bolllon 2' bdL cable reel elate SISTERS OF CHARITY of Leaven niversary. In the back row, left to right, are Sister BT Citjr, Utah, 1 auto ja c k ; Mol, X.. E. and Phone Golflen 68 for reservations . . . or just Co., RUte, Cola, 4 bz. bod onda, 4 bdL bed 1 eta. aanetpane worth who observed their anniversaries Agnes Teresa, Sister Mary Corona, Sister Rose of TdE DENVER A BIO GRANDE raila. 6 lenxthe tT loil pipe Lima, Sister Barbara, Sister Annette, and Sister drive out and come in. 1 metal oil drain in religion July 19 are shown above with the Most WESTERN RAILROAD COHFANT 1 S5.(aL wood barrel ^ v . ^ o rg e J. Donnelly, Bishop of Kansas Ctty in Mary Edith, all of whom observed their 50th an niversaries. RIO GRANDE MOTOR WAY. INC 1 metal floor drain Kansas, aiter the Jubilee Mass in the Chapel of bx. dog food the Annunciation at the mother-house in Leaven Five of these religious are well known in Den Jack'a Baking Co., Denver, Colo., 1 kdl. ax. dog food Notice ii hereby given that The Denver boxet. bdl. paper base worth. Bishop Donnelly was the celebrant of the ver. Sister Mary Berchmans was a charter member A Rio Grande Weatem Railroad Company, ca. toilet paper Mass and gave the sermon for the occasion. of the faculty of Annunciation school, where Sister large tank In the front row, left to right, are Sister Rose of Lima also taught. Some years ago Sister and Rio Grande Motor Way. Inc., common am^l tanka carrier! o£ freight and paesengera for hira Leonards, who observed her 50th anniversary; Mary Edith was a teacher in local parochiiu schools. Keliy't Price Drug. Price, UUh, 1 bz. Iwrradar blade Bishop Donnelly, and Sister Mary Berchmans, Sisters Mary Corona and Annette were stationed will lell the good! and property herein, d rugt; Kolob Lumber, Springville, Utah. 1 88-gaI. drum oronite eraaylle acid BOGGIO'S 4 pa 14* galv. pipe former Mother General, who observed her 60th an at S t Joseph’s hospital here. after deacribed at public auction to the 1 tprayer; Krete, S. H. A Co„ Grand Junc m 1 pa black pipe higheet bidder for caah at ita lalvage tion, Colo.. 1 ctn. pictureti K rett, S. U. A Co„ Colorado Springt, Colo., 1 ctn. 3 pa H* galv. pipe depot, 1871 18th itreet, Denver, Colorado, china cupa; Rreat, S. H. A Co., Grand 49 pa %* galv. pipe SAMOUS F09 FINE ENJOY THE WESrS commencing a t 9 :80 o’clock a. m. Monday, Junction, Colo., 1 ctn. envelopet; Keen, 12 pa 14* galv. pipe FOOD SEEVEO IN A i t MOST lEFEESHINO 6 pa black pipe CXACIOUS MANNEE COCKTAII. lOUNCE AugUit 22. 1949, and continuing from day C. Rio Blanco, Colo., 1 trunk dlahet, Antiunciation Parish Bazaar to Open 1 trunk riding equipment; Krett, S. H. p a 1* black pipe to day until all of said property, or luf. A Co., Grand Junction, Cola, 1 ctn. pic- p a 1^4" *alv. pipe TRiMONT AT BROADWAY flclent thereof to pay chargee, ia aold. Said turet. pa IH* black pipe pc. 1 ' X M* e h ^ n e l Iron ,i; ^ ? KE. 9618 w'CH. 2494 property either haa not been accepted, round %* x 20' For Four Nights Wednesday, Aug. 10 taken away and chargea thereon paid by round rod l* x 20' the conaigneca or peraoni authoriied to re* 3 p a 1* angle iron 3 pa 14* angle iron (Annunciation Pariah, Denver) be in charge of the tickets. Work eeive the tame within ninety dayt after Larten Brot. Wboleaale A Bottling Co., Visiting in the parish is the Rev, Rootevelt, Utah, 4 pc. tteamboiler, K. D .; 1 pa 3*x4'x3*x20' bar ateal The annual bazaar will open ers are still needed foPthe various Joseph Hebert, S.J., son of Mr. arrival at place of conalgnment, of hat Lindenmeier Furniture Co., Denver, Colo., 1 p a 3* X 3* X IH ' angle iron Wednesday, Aug. 10, and will con concessions and for the prepara been left with taid company to await thip- 2 ert kitchen cabinet tablet: Lyman, Stan 29 piecea 4* toll pipe and Mrs. Victor Hebert Father *Come Up and See Us Sometime**—Anytime 1 ctn. batteriea / tinue Aug. 11, 12. and 13. tion and serving of the dinner. ment without any thippiog intlruetiona ley, Blending, Utah, 1 ctn. hardware; Lucky Market, Paonia, Cola, 4 ct. eoap 1 ct. .22 long rifle thella The bazaar will open with a The proceeds of the bazaar will Hebert has been saying Mass in being given or ehipment being made for Lybarger, Walker, Oonitruction. Co., Grand 1 furnace athbox grate and thaktr roast beef dinner Wednesday eve Our Lady of Grace church. He •will 1 bx. uoed truck brake banda benefit the school fund. Plans are ninety dasra, and baa remained in potaeeaion Junction, Colo., 1 aheet 4* x 10* iron plate ning, to be served by the PTA and still in the hands of the architect, leave about Aug. 12 for his mis of the aforeaaid company, unclaimed for Lewie, Mervin L , New Cattle, Colo., 2 48 pa corrugated aluminum roofing THE ROUND-UP water heatert. 1 bdl. 12 p a 11/24 pipe 16' long other women of the parish under John K. Monroe, and it is hoped sion in British Honduras. Father more than ninety dayt from the time of 1 bdL 2 dMr hangar rallt the chairmanship of Mrs. G. W. that blueprints will soon be on hand Hebert is receiving visitors in the arrival at the pointt of eoneignment or 1 wrench Kelly. Adult tickets will sell for so that the new hi^h school build Sacred Heart rectory. At Evergreen from the time of ita delivery to taid com 2 lengtht round ateel ^* x 12' 1 length round tteel 18/16* z 12' $1 and may be purchased at the ing may be a reality in 1950. As Mr. Kelly, who has been seri pany for thipmenL Memorial B ronu Co., Salt Lake City, 1 jar Jergent face cream rectory or from members of the much of the summer has passed, ously ill, is very much improved. pkg. pink froatingt Dancing - Good Sandwiches - Refreshments All of taid property or to much thereof Utah. 6 ctn. cedar blocki; Milei, O. D., PTA. The PTA room mothers will completion cannot be expected this Price. Utah, 1 pkg, neon aignt; Morriton ctn. paper cant year a t may be necettary. will be aold to pay Merrill Co.. Salt Lake City, Utah. 1 bdl. sprocket wheeia Beer and Cocktail Service freight, back chargea. ttorige, handling 6 window!; Mangone Plumbing, Helper, bar nickel metal Catholic Daughters' The vacation school brought an chlm fumtea Skitch Henderson Band and coat of removing tame to place of aala Utah, 1 toilet teat, tank and bowl;--Men enrollment of 160 boys and girls. denhall of Price. I^ce, Utah, 1 pkg. gaa- bdl. agria implement parte gat heater Many of these children would DENVER A RIO GRANDE keta; Mountain Statea Telephone A Tele Family Picnic Slated Playing at Lakeside graph Co., Midvale, Utah, 4 rolli guy w ire; drum atbettoa plaatic cement come to the Annunciation paro WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY Montgomery Ward and Co., Denver, Colo., 1 1100-20 rubber tira A joint family picnic for Sen chial school if it were not so 2 paila gratae ior and Junior Catholic Daugh- Skitch Henderson and his or RIO GRANDE MOTOR WAY, INC, 1 ctn. uph. chair; Montgomery Ward and crowded. With the construction of Co., Trinidad, Colo., 1 ctn. cotton piece 1 Vt drum greaae tcra wrill be held Sunday, Aug. chestra are now playing in colorful 1 iron greaae trap a high school unit, many more chil L. P. DICKINSON. goodi; Haaon Candy Co., Grand Junction, 14, at Our Lady of Lourdea pic dren will be able to attend'both El Patio ballroom in Lakeside Colo.; 9 bx. candy: Montgomery Ward and 1 bdl. 6 calf yokea park, Denver. Skitch Henderson’s Freight Claim Agent. Co., Grand Junction, Colo.; 1 ctn. elec 2 ateel wheelt nic grounds, 2217 S. Logan the grade and high school classes. trical auppliee; Montgomery Ward and 1 etn. fluoreacent light flzturae atreet. Everyone ia reminded to Sunday, Aug. 7, is Communion artistry at the piano keyboard is Co., Denver, Cola, 1 ctn. paint; Mont 1 taw mandrel bring hia own lunch and cup. unlike any other pianist’s in the 1 bdl. 9 pa metal lath day for the Guardian Angel sodal gomery Ward and Co-, Alamota, Colo., 1 There will be Benediction at 4 ity and younger children of the country < because he leans toward ctn. waah tub lega; McComba Refrigera- 1 bdl. rock vrool intulation the modern French school and has delweiss 1 bdl. 3 rodi A 8 pa %* pipe p.m. in the grotto. parish. E Arapahoe Furniture Company. Denver, tion Service. Denver, Colo., 2 ctn. elec, 1 doc. team A wagon toyt endeavored to bring an apprecia Colo., 2 ctn. tablet. 4 ctn. chairi; Ameri m otora; McMullen Motor Co.. Alamoea, Colo., 1 crt. motor; Mountain Statea 'Tele 1 piece fiat iron tion of modern classicism to the na 1644 GLENARM • OPEN 11 A M to 3 A M can F\rmiture Company, Colorado Springt, phone A Telegraph Co., Grand Junction, 2 Black Hawk jacka tion’s dancers. Colo., 1 crt. gat range; A A G Corp., Den Cola, 2 bdl. braicketa; Mallow, Howard, 2 ctn. aalea tiekete I,eadville, Cola, 8 ctn. cote and mattretaea. 1 box pipe flttlngx Men of St. James' Parish Yet his music is danceable, with ver. Colo., 2 crt. vegetable dUpIayt, 2 ert. 1 angle iron completely effective arrange eanopiei, 2 crt. gltat; Alamoea Cold Stor 1 ctn. 12 bottlea cleaning fluid ments. This accounts for the fact age Co.. Alamoea. Colo.. 80 bagt taw duet; 1 foot locker 1 ax. agricultural implement parte that Skitch Henderson has become American Spring Co., Denver, Colo., 1 auto Newton Lumber Co., Colorado Springt, 3 pa iron atanda Will Plan Fall Activities one of the favorite band leaders apring. Colo., 6 p a reinforcing cteeL 1 bbl. agraaeal waterproof bruah coat in America today, as well as one 1 ctn. aealrlgbt food containera 1 S8-gaI. drum motor oil (St. Jamea’ Pariah, Denver) Koerner and Mary Bell were spon of the great artists. B 2 iron bed raila The monthly meeting of the St. sors. As a diversion from *dancing, 1 etn. luggage James Men’s club will be held in Also baptized was Christine beautiful, dark-haired Madilyn Buaey, Charlet W,, Saiida, Colo,, 1 box Ogura, Milton, Alamota. Cola. 1 IS-gaL 1 pc. 11,4"' pipe Ryan, infant daughter of Mr. and Russell and suave Andy Roberts boutehold goodi; Baby't SaniUry Laundry. drum Frictioneeic. 1 bx. compoaition tile flooring the Walsh memorial hall on 1 ax. cattle conditioner Mrs. James J. Ryan, with James share the vocal honors, both being Salt Lake City, Utah. 2 ctn, printed mat 1 bdl. 4 pc. V4* aq. ateal Wednesday, Aug. 10, at 8 o’clock. and Virginia Laushine as spon equally good at pleasing the ter ; Brake Service Warehoute. Denver, 1 bag iron fittinga All the men of the parish are in sors. crowds. Colo., 1 box auto parte; Blggi Kurta Co., 1 bx toya Penney. J. C. Ca Ina, Vernal, Utah, 1 emery wheel vited and urged to be present A St. Theresa’s circle met in the One of Skitch Henderson’s Grand Jun?tion. Colo., 1 ca. flaahligbt at- 1 ctn. cotton piece goodt; Penney, J. C. 1 fence gate major activity for the fall months home of Mrs. N. E. Johnson, with many pleasing qualities is his will aortm ent; Blooth, Charlet G., Pueblo, Colo., Co., In a, Rooeevclt, Utah, 1 ctn, clothea 1 ctn. furnace parte hamper: Parka Super Market, Sait Lake will be decided upon. Mrs. Hennessey as hostess. ingness to play requests of the 8 ctn. houtehold goodt; Boy’t Grocery and 1 pkg. tee jeta City, Utah, 8 bdl. tealing tope; Provo There will be no August meet dancers, either as an orchestra ar Market, MontTote, Colo., 1 bicycle tire; 18 rolla coat hanger arira The men who are to assist in con Plumbing, Provo. Utah, 1 pa IH galv. 2 etn. etova pads ducting the various games and con ing, but the circle will meet the rangement or as a piano solo— Welceaa to Danrar's FInMt Burt R. 0 .- Alamoea, Colo., 1 ctn. talet pipe: Penney, J. 0. Co., In a, Vernal, U uh, 2 bdl. machinery parte fourth Friday in September. 1 box rubber boota; Pearton A CtofL Rich tests at the picnic Aug. 7 are asked another of the reasons why dan tiekete. 1 axle field, Utah, 1 ^ hortepower motor; Pach 1 bdl. wooden bad raila to be in the Montclair park by 2:15 Three guests, Mrs. Paul Fitz cers have “switched to Skitch.’’ COLBURN HOTEL eco. Mote, Del Norte, Colo., 2% ix. min 1 ctn. blankete o’clock. gerald, Mrs. C. J. Freiberger, and Lakeside’s other attractions in LUXURIOUS ROOMS eral mixture; Plane, Leroy, Jr., Hooper, 1 bdl. 6 bicycle tiroa Mrs. J. J. Walsh, were present at clude: Professional midget auto Colo., 1 bucket lub. greaee: Public Service 1 ctn. inner tubes The committee for the sale of Cocktail Lounge Co., Grand Junction, Cola, 1 keg tmall Christmas cards, under the direc the last meeting of the Ave Maria races, Wednesday and Sunday Catder. Howard. Vernal. Utah, 2 ctn. 2 8-gal. cans thinner New Coffee Shop milk houte unite: Cragunt, Ogden. Utah, R. R. apikea; Pikea Peak Novelty Co., 1 ctn. glaaaware tion of Mrs. Joseph’ Sticksel, will circle, at which Mrs. Alfred R. Le- nights; the indoor s'wimming pool; Manitou Springe, Colo., 3 ctn. noveltiea: 1 bx. preaaure gauge Bois was hostess. High scores were 10th Avenue at Grant 1 box p a in t; Carter, Elwood, Provo. U tah : Pitteburgh Plate Glaaa Co., Denver, Colo., begin its work this month. All pa 20 different rides, cool picnic 2 ctn. toilet aeate: Chrittonten't Store. 1 ca. Wine made by Mrs. T- Raymond Young MAin 6291 2 8 ft atep laddera; Poyner, Martin M. 1 buck saw frame rishioners are asked to get their grounds for summer outings, and D. B. CERISE, U anatar AlfcwiTfCH Of iprihrr Pleaaant Grove. Utah. 1 ctn dry goodt; Eagle, Colo., I highway tig n : Pcpal-Cola and Mrs. Walter J. Addems. The Champion Coal Mining Co., Someraet, Colo 4 roiling coulters cards from members of the PTA. games and amusements galore. Bottling Workt, Pueblo, Colo., 1 ctn. 1 1 bdl. braces next meeting will be S ^ t. 26 in rado, 1 tx bojte; Cordova, Serafln, Jr., gal. jug root beer tyrup. Alexis Yvonne, infant daughter Garcia, Colo... 1 pkg. glaied tath, Coca- 1 wheel of Mr. and Mrs. Marion S. Bell, the home of Mrs. W- E. Dolan, Cola Bottling Co.. Grand Junction, Colo.. 1 bdl. 2 "V " pulleys A 2 "V " belte was baptized July 31. Edwin W. 6625 E. 18th avenue. Civics Book for DPs 1 ctn. Paper boxet; Cox, John M., Grand 1 bdl. 2 calf yokes The John Leydens entertained Junction, Colo., I auto engine; Crawford, 1 bdl. 2 iron door tracks Is Published by NCWC YOUR BEST Harry B.. Steamboat Springt. Colo. 2 rolla 1 tung jack Mrs. Cosgriff to Lead members of the Gloomchasers and TSOPBBdW woven wire: Center Grocery, Steamboat Richfield Home Fumitberi, Richfield, 1 ctn. belt dressing A light fizturaa a few of their friends at a party HOTEL VALUE Springt, Colo., I bx. calendart; Crane- Utah, 2 bx. glaaa articlea 1 ctn. sandwich aaclu July 10 in celebration of their 10th Washington. — The NCWC has IK W a O F W tj O'Fallon Co.. Grand Junction, Colo., 1 crt. 1 bdl. wooden handles fan and motor; Clark Refrigeration Co., 1 pkg. emtehea Delegation to Texos wedding anniversary. Their guests pul^lished a Civics Catechism in Rifle. Colo., 1 crL cooling machine: 8 1 empty tank included Mr. and Mrs. Long of rive editions for displaced persons SHIRLEY-SAVOY HOTEL' Crawleya, Durango, Colo.. 1 ctn. percola- 1 bag insulator pegs Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, who is pre Granby, Mr. and Mrs. Robey Rob speaking Polish, Slovak, .Lithuan □ENVER tora; Cordova, Ruth, Sin CrittobaL N. M., Schneider, Calvin, Craig. Co]e., 18 ctn. 1 auto radiator paring to lead a group of women 1 8 ft. stoker auger inson, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Loner- ian, Croatian, and German, setting 1 bx batket and ttand. peraonal elTacta: SchroU, IL V. Drug Co.. of the Archdiocese of Denver to gan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ley- down in outline the rights and du Price, Utah, 2 eta. merehandiae; Stewart 1 bdl. exhaust pipes the annual CCW conference in San Diatributing Co., Salt 'Lake City. Utah, 1 bdL 4 stacker atakaa don, and the following Gloom- ties of American citizens. It is Recommended by Roland L Hill 1 ctn. electrical equipment; Stewart A 1 roll galv. tin Antonio the early part of Octo^r, chasers: Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Bart- patterned on the work published Wooley. Ogden. Utah. T ctn. auto jack : 1 metal door panel is having two of the San Antonio cherer, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Bailey, in 1920 by the old National Cath Dry Gulch Irrigation Co., Rooeevclt Smith, R. A.. Mt. Pleaaant, Utah, 1 bx. 8 ctn. wallpaper workers who are visiting in Silver Utah, 1 pa threaded valve atom; Davit. 8 bottlea flavoring; Sneath Market, Provo, 1 etn. sleeping baga Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Fattor, Mr. and olic War Council in 14 languages, Beryl, Price, UUh, 1 ctn. aalaaboarda; Utah, 1 bx. 12 brooma; Safeway Storea, 2 steel form blocks Plume as her guests at luncheon Mrs. Hugh Wallace, and Dr. and which went through 28 editions. Downward, L. E., Midvale. Utah, 8 ctn. Inc., Denver, Colo., 1 ctn. tea; Schmidt 1 ctn. 12 bx. H* sheet metal lerewi at the Denver club this week. They Mrs. John Thompson. The foreword stresses the respon houtehold goodt: Dean’t Service, Provo, Hardware Co., Grand Junction, Colo., 1 2 etn. photo gooda are Mrs. Mary Belle Childress and ARGONAUT HOTEL Utah, 1 tire : .David Brot., Center, Colo., bdl, 12 wooden bandlea; Sa-Noa Tee Day 2 auto springs sibility to give good example and 1 can iob. oil. IH drum lub. oil, 214 School. Toadlena, N.‘ M„ 2 ctn. clothing; 1 ca. euHng salt Miss Flo McKenzie. urges contact with parish priests. Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Luncheons and Dinners drum! lub. o il; Denver Rendering C a, Standard Supply Co., Colorado Springe, 1 ctn. macaroni FOR SPEQAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, Denver Colo., 4 tx dried bonca; Denver Cola, 1 ctn. auto mate; Schmidt Hard 1 roil paper DANCES AND DINNERS PBONE MAIN 3101 Dry Goodt C a, Denver, Colo.. 1 ctn. clothea ware Co,, Grand Junction, Colo., 1 bdU € 1 ctn. paper baga 1st Friday Club Replaces Anti-Christian hamper; Drobnick') J., Garage, Paonia, rakea; Smith, T. J., Grand Junction, Cola, 1 bdl. flooring Madras.—K. Madhava Menon, Beaatifal Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms Colo., 1 automotive p a rt; Dove Creek 2 uph. chaira; S-0 Salea, Grand Junction, 1 lot Implement frame J j a i w a J Mercantile Co., Dove Creek, Colo., 2 ctn. Colo., 8 ca. Stapo; Sherman Drug Ca, 1 bdl. 2 toll pipes new Minister of Education in the dry gooda ' Alamota, Cola, 1 ctn. abampoo; Sim- 1 carton Madras provincial government, yr w 'orw r w ^'48 W W W W W W ^ mona, E. B., Farmington, N. M.. 1 ttove, 1 bdl. 12 fork handlat To Hear Address paid tribute to Christian mission ► 2 bx; atove pipe, 1 axe; St. Hary’a Hoa- 1 bdl. rug aries for their work in the field BEST FOLKS OF ALL pital. Grand Junction, Cola, 8 ca. infant 1 fire box ► food. 1 axle shaft of education. The new minister has ► “EAT-AT-THE-HALL" SW ITCH r o Szcelaier Laundry, Grand Junction, 8 pa soil pipe replaced Avanashilingham Chet- Joe M. Bland, Mgr. Cola, 2 ctn. paper collart; Eberle, J. O., y Joseph Little ► 1 bdl. pipe strap Glenwood Springt, Colo., 1 utility box; Aug, 4, 5, 6, ond 7 tiar, who was accused by members ' Hall Hotel Coffee Shop * 1 elec, motor of the Catholic Hierarchy here of &hren, Pete, Pueblo. Cola, 3 bagt at- S t Cajetan’s parish — Annual Joseph F. Little, prominent Den- RE-MODELED ^ battot. 4 bz. machine parte following anti-Christian policies. Tri-State Lumber Co., Provo. Utah, 1 bazaar on school grounds. ver attorney and chairmancni of the ^ 1321 Cartis Stmt 4 SKITCH” bdl. window tiidaa; Talachy, Pat, San Juan 8 pa tumbling mill parte ML Carmel parish—Annual ba state Democratic committee, will Pueblo, N. M., 21 baga atuceoplaater, 2 1 bdL 8 pa shafting address members of the Denver Murphy Not Rich 1 bdL 2 pa drill steal zaar on church grounds; spaghetti cane and 1 ctn. atueco oolutlon: Taylor, First Friday club at their monthly Detroit. — Recorder’s Judge Fullmer, John. Maryavale, Utah, 1 ctn 1 ax. Insulation dinner Aug. 4, 5—8 p.m. ahoaa. Tom S. Eagle, Cola, 2 baga neutral peat luncheon meeting Aug. 6. Mr. George Murphy July 26 said his SWIMMING 1 empty 30 gaL barrel Holy Rosary parish — Annual Little will discuss "Separation of summer festival. brother, the late Associate Supreme 1 crt. work table Church and State." Court Justice Frank Murphy, died CLASSES 1 ert. work table top Aug. 7 The First Friday club, now num without leaving a will "as he had 1 electric radiator __ General Electric Co., Salt Lake City, Utah Wholeaale Co., Provo, Utah, 1 ca. St. James’ parish—Annual par bering about 60 members, has been nothing but his personal property.” Afternoons Utah, 2 ctn. clocka; Geneva Steel Co., canned pumpkin: Utah Wholeeale Co., 1 es. canned sweat potatoaa ish picnic at Montclair Civic park. functioning since the first of the Judge Murphy said he would go Dragerton, Utah, 1 bz lighte; Grant W. T. 1 bdl. 2 bed rails Mon. thru Fri. Ca, Salt Lake City, 1 ctn. tboee; Graybar Provo, Utah, 7 bo. F A F Cough Lozengea; year. Ita ^ject ia primarily to en through the formality of probat Electric, Salt Lake City. Utah, 1 ctn. 1 bdl. 8 V4* anchor bolts Aug. 10, 11, 12, and 13 ing the estate of the 69-year-oId Uyada, Frank, Alamoea, Colo., 6 pailt courage the reception of Holy Com Swimming Daily Including neon aign; Gomex, Rafael Denver, Colo greate. |1 8-ft. metal croaaarm braes Annunciation parish — Annual munion in honor of the Sacred stateman, but added that “very lit rado, 1 grind mill: Glehdenin, A. W„ 8 etn. phonograph records Sat. & Sun. 1 to 5 and 7 to 10 Denver, Colo., 2 ca. aafety book matehea: bazaar on church grounds. Heart on the first Friday. Mem tle will be involved.’’ The ertate Galiegoaa. Epifanio, Del Norte, Cola, 2 2 empty egg cases bers then meet for luncheon at the was $2,100. Adults S04y Children 35^ bunk beda, 1 mattreaa: GraW, Date, 1 etn. 800 food paila Aug. 19 and 20 Edelweiss restaurant, and an out PROGRESS PLUNGE Grand Junction, Colo.. 2 ctn. advertiaing Trieken, Dick, Midvale, Utah, 1 crt 1 ctn. 100 paper food trays St Philomena’s parish—Annual standing speaker discusses some B u terial: Gyptum Store A Locker, Gyp- blcycla 1 bdL II burlap bags pertinent topic of the day. 1360 W. Florida Waatwood 286 aum, Colo.. 8 baga hickory tmoking wood bazaar on school grounds, 10th 1 Blka. W. Fad. Blvd. duat 1 bdL 2 p a H* pipe and Fillmore. Among those who have ad Tom Burke'a Ft. Lesaa Boa at Alamtda A Bdwy. 2 platform rockets dressed the club are the Very Rev. Aug. 21 T T - I H 1 bdl. toya Monsignor Elmer Kolka of the WBVTER Tha firms listad hara daaarva to Williami Foundry, Salt Laka City, Utah, 1 eta. auto floor mate ba ramembarad whan you ara dla- Holy Trinity pariah, Westmin Catholic Charities office, who dis GARDEN rr-'.- ’Sof? id — JC Bolmea, Frank. Springville, Utah, 1 box 12 brake ahoet; Wilton, Capt C, P., Camp 1 ca dried eggs ^ cussed socialized medicine, and trlbutlDf your patreliafa to tha dif- iron hoae caatinga; Uurat Variety, Pan- ster—Annual parish dinner In for farant liaaa of buainaaa ' Carton, Colo., 1 bx. pertona] effecta; Wool- 1 os. soap guiteb, Utah, 8 box glaiaw are; Hotel 1 Shrine of S t Anns hall, Arvada. Gene Cervi, newspaperman and Gooil Foods (kuion. Canon City, Colo., .1 ctn. lamp worth, F. W, Co„ Danvar, Cola, 1 ctn. I bdL 3 p a Iron bars Democratic party leader. and ahadea; Hanton Brot. Mill, Craede, Cola, metal braekate; Walgreen Drug Co., Den 1 cylinder Aug. 25 Th^ First Friday club will wel 2V4 bbl. greate, I pail greue; Hozer and ver, Colo., 1 etn. 72 ^bottlea Caatoria; Wil- 1 bz. faucets Thirst Quenching JIM’S TAVERN Bona Ogden, Utah, 1 ctn ‘ table; Bickt, St. Louis' parish, Englewood— come new members. Membership Harold J. ^nver, Colo.,' 2 bx peraonal oox, C. M., Denver, Cola, 2 ctn. fiatuiaa ; 6 pa steel angle iron Fiesta to celebrate completion of is on an informal basis. There are Drinks LUNCHEON affecte, 1 band Jiag; Howard, J. M., Den Weatem Applionca Denver. Colo., 2 c r t 1 bdL 4 cultivator shoos new school. no dues, no officers, and only one 1114 Broadway BBBB — WINK — HIZXO DRINXS ver, Colo., X bdl. clothing; Hinkle, J. Wi aink tope: Woolwortbi, F. W. Co., Durango, 1 axis shaft meeting, at which attendance is A Son, Alamota, Colo., 2 88-gaL dnima Aug. 28 12A BROADWAY and 2 8-gal. cant aapbalt floor comp.; Colo., 1 etn. dry goodt; Wilhelm, A. Boyd, 1 8* drive shaft purely voluntiuy, the luncheon at Hygrada Storea, Durango, Cokt., 1 ctn. Grand Junction, Cola, 2 balce acrap can- 1 etn. lea cream mixture St Joseph’s parish—Picnic, Elk 12 noon at the Edelweiss restau- JAIUES IL DKLOHRST Chriitmaa tree omamenta. Tta. / 1 pa sbMt fteal U 'g l'g ^* Falls park. ranL J PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER folephene, KEyttono 4205 ThurtJoy, August 4, 1949 4-H Club Program Flourishes in Parochial Schools NOW AT NO EXTRA COST!, All Garments Cleaned are ' I Moth and Germ Proofed Protect Your Blankets & Comforts I 'T With This New Process Broadmoor Cleaner! 712 So. Pearl Pickup & Delivery g4^ ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH Patroni%e Thete Friendly Firms * JACKSON’S It’s a tbrill Cut Rate Drugs be reieiberei PRESCRIPTIONS FOUNTAIN SERVICE with FBBB PBOHPT OBUVBST OtO 8P. t i i t Dawning A AJaaaSa , RA. 1818„ _ ^FREE DELIVERY BUCHANAN’S YOU WILL BE PROUD THEY CAME FROM Christian Bros. Wines FORGET-ME-IVOT iCi I Popalar Bern W« Deliver FLOWER SHOP PE. 1777 377 So. Bdw^ 285 SO. DOWNING TEMPTATION Joyce Cleaners ICE CREAM ft H e John and Albert Nillson In M Galloni FINER Best Quality Fresh E$;gs Broadway Creamery GLEANING M So. Braadws, 8P. 2H I 1284 So. PeaVI CONOCO PRODUCTS SP. 3662 Lubrication — Delco Batteries Car Washing Alameda Drug Store | W. A . (Dutch) THOMAS V. O. PETEB80N. Prop. j ' Alameda Sc Logan PE. 9840 Cut Rate Drugs ' Fountain Service School SuppllM MERK'S Your Butinett Appreciated DRUG STORE Alameda & So. Broadway | CUT RATE PRICES The firine lilted here deeerve Is Preacriptloni A ccontal, Killed be remembered when you are die.,' Wince, Been, Etc. — PonnUin tributing your patronage to the dlf*j 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 firent lines ol bueiocee. Home beautification haa become an important part of 4-H club work in Denver. LOG AX GARAGE The miniature houaea abown above, center, give a graphic picture of what 4-H haa Expert Repairing on All Makes ■ done for thia home. "B>efore 4-H," repreaenta a rundown, neglected houae in need Complete Body, Fender end Pajnt Dept. of paint and landacapiivg. "After 4-H," ahowa the atartling reaulta of a 4-H project Wheel Balencing end Front End Alignment in home beautification. Diaplaya of thia kind will be aeen by the public at the aeventh annual Denver 4-H fair in the City auditorium annex, Aug. 12 and 13. 275 So. Logan SP. 3 8 1 1 ' THIS GROUP OF PICTURES is intended to give a him are Arthur Ramponi and Richard Popish; seated are Leo Carmel school. The boys pictured above are, left to right, Carl Fabrizio preview of what the public can expect to see at the Den Schoeninger, his father, and Leonard Stefanski; on the ground is (pulling weeds), Michael Gioso (hoeing), Jimmy San Felippo, and the club president, Frank Schoeninger. (David Sullivan is absent.) John DeSanto, near Brother Raymond; Billy Buscietta and John BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH ver 4-H fair. It will be of special interest, since this is the Club meetings are held weekly in the home of Leo A. Schoeninger at Ezit (raking), and young Gary Warford (looking for weeds to pull). first time that the Denver parochial schools are taking 4641 Pennsylvania street. This 4-H club is responsible for planting and caring for the Patronise These Friendly Firms part in the national 4-H club program. Reading clock lawn and flowers that surround the statue of Our Lady that was wise, the pictures show the following: LAST MINUTE fitting and hemming occupy these five young recently placed before the rectory at Our Lady of. Mt. Carmel church women of the Pins and Needles 4-H club of Blessed Sacrament at 33rd and Navajo. Brother Raymond is the leader of this project. NEW HOMES FOR SALE school. Left to right are Kathie Connell, Helen Reeves, Dorothy The statue of Our Sorrowful Mother was donated by the people of the 2 end 3 Bed Room* in Perk Hill ROSS VARIETY STORE THE SMILING TEAM of Roark sisters is from St. Francis de Dignan, Carol Ann Hierzen, and Barbara Cabela. The leader of parish, and the 4-H group is helping to beautify the grounds in her Offlc* DE. 4266 NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR Sales’ high school. Margaret, left, was a charter 4-H member in Den this clothing club is Mrs. Harry Fritz, 1554 Logan street. Conplti. Reel Ciut* Strrlcc honor. Herdwera • Toys ver county when she joined a 4-H Victory Garden club in 1942. She haa won awards for her fair entries and is well known for her out CAMPING IN THE MOUNTAINS was a welcome respite for TAKING TIME OUT from their various home economics clubs JOHN F. BRUNO 2214-16 Kearney the members of the Thrifty Thimble 4-H club at Holy Family school. are four Loretto Heights students, who are busy this summer standing leadership of a 4-H Garden club in Westwood. The boys Realtor DE. 4488 of her club were members of the blue ribbon square dance team Mrs. E. A. Brinkhaus, 5030 Stuart street, and Mrs. E. T. Grace, leading 4-H clubs in their own neighborhoods. Carlene Lilley, 459 S. 6107 C. 22nd thia spring. Margaret has now succeeded in bringing her sister, 4874 Quitman street, have announced that their club is 100-per-cent Lincoln, leads a 4-H clothing club from St. Francis’ grade school; Marilyn, into 4-H club work, and they recently took part in the ready for the fair. Each member will model her first year garment Anne Hoare, 2210 Lowell boulevard, has a 4-H clothing club for district demonstration contest at Longmont. They will be seen at the at the style review and will present her record book and handmade eight girls from St. Dominic's school; Lu Ann Starkey, 1445 Fillmore, Joh n G Denver County 4-H fair with their attractive floral arrangements. article for exhibit. The girls are, top, Marilyn Brinkhaus, president; is leading a cooking club for youngsters from the Denver orphans’ left to right, Carol Donahue (standing), Mary Grace, Isabel Roswear, home and Teller school; and Catherine Murray, 760 Vine, is teaching Fairfax Hardware Scholl DEEP IN A LESSON in home mechanics are the boys of Eleanor Masher, and Patricia Hansen (standing). clothing to a group of girls from St. Philomena’s school. Standing (Ooliu «t Fairfax) rin m Leo Schoeninger’s club at Holy Rosary school. Robert D. Buck, Den behind the leaders are six enthusiastic 4-Hers, who have their exhibit HARDWARE. GLASS. PAINTS LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED MEATS ANU ver county 4-H agent,' is seated in the foreground displaying splices THE "MEN WITH THE HOE”—and other gardening tools— almost ready for the fair. They will model their dresses and aprons GROeXUBS that were mounted by one of the club members. Sending behind tell the story of this home beautification 4-H club at Our Lady of Mt. at the style review Friday night, Aug. 12. FR. 2725 5022 E. Colfax Ult Pelrfaa + . .+ + + .+ ,+ + + + + + + a. L. BIMESART. Prop. rtriTM County 4-H Club Fair Scheduled to Open in City Auditorium . Kearney Cleaners The Denver County 4-H club fair ervation; and the GI training prO' publicized in the various state from clubs of the Holy Ghost Every boy and girl enrolled in a gp'am has been a difficult under taking for the new leaders. It ■will be held in the City auditorium gram will show silver fox, mink, fairs of the country. Youth center, and St. Vincent's 4-H club project is urged to com plete his work in time for the Den called for a pioneer spirit of cour annex Friday and Saturday, Aug. and poultry. There will be large A mechanical cow will also be and St. Clara’s orphanages. and Tailors nunrbers of commercial exhibits, on exhibit by the Denver Dairy ver fair, and make his exhibit at age and “stitk-to-itiveness." Many 12-13. According to the Denver achieved remarkable success. county extension office, this annual including a furrier display. The council, and movies will be shown Parochial Schools that time. Each member will take ^‘Park HiWs FinesP* \ event will feature exhibits of about Colorado Rabbit and Cavy club ex on the care and feeding of small his entry to the City auditorium Success Owed to pects approximately 500 entries of animals. Have 83 Clubs annex before 9 a.m., Aug. 12, 1,800 Denver 4-H club members. where all entries are to be labeled Volunteer Leaders Additional attractions will include the finest rabbits in the state of This, however, is Denver’s sixth The total count of 4-H clubs Gabardines Our Specialty Colorado. by the superintendents on duty in The strength of 4-H in the paro colorful exhibits from many Denver annual county fair, and it is arous composed of children from the each division of work: Foods, chial schools is largely owing to the We Pickup and Deliver and suburban gaden clubs; the The United States Department ing more interest and participa Denver parochial schools num clothing, gardening, home beauti patient efforts of the genepus Emily Griffith Oportunity school of Agriculture has shipped into tion each year. , bered 83 clubs June 1. Since that fication, home nursing, small ani men and women who have given Call EAst 6379 2258 Kearney Street will again take part in the fair Denver a carload exhibit dealing There will be two evenings of time some have become inactive, mals, home mechanics, and junior their time and talents to 4-H lead with exhibits on home food pres with the fair that has been greatly style reJues, a square dancing frequently owing to illness of a leadership. ership. The members of the 4-H demonstration, a fur style show, leader, families mqving. or simply staff are always willing to help vacation problems. Next week’s Register will have and 4-H club demonstrations. a complete list of parochial en 4-H club members and leaders. A county fair is rather new to trants at the Denver County 4-H Aid may be obtained by calling MARVEL CLEANERS YOU ALWAYS many people in Denver, since this 50,000 R«ad It ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH club fair. TAbor 0277. Prompt Pickup ft DellTcry county is mainly urban in its pop A complete list of leaders from S.4VE AT Berlin.—Cardinal Konrad von The Rev. Edward Leyden, su Laundry Agency Patronise These Friendly Firms ulation, and fairs are usually held Preysing’s office here announced each school will appear in a later in rural areas. perintendent of Denver parochial issue of the Register. and Dry Cleaning SIMMONS DRUG A major part of the 1949 Denver that the excommunication decree schools, expect-s to view the en 4-H fair will be sponsored by the promulgated by the Vatican tries in the fair. He has ex 602.5 E. 22nd DE 7.560 2868 Cola. Bird. EA. MU Santa Fe Shoe 252 4-H clubs of the city. For the against Roman Catholics assisting pressed his hope that every 4-H first time in Denver there will be the Communists could not be read boy and girl will exhibit at the ST. JAMES' PARISH Hospital exhibits by 4-H members from 16 from pulpits in Berlin or the Soviet fair, and take his parents and DRAPER’S Zone because Red officials threat friends to see the exhibits and Patronise These Friendly Firms DEXTER SHOE REPAIR DEXTER CUANERS Work Done While You Wait of the parochial schools of this ened to arrest clergymen and lay area as well as project exhibits demonstrations that are expected. Utmost in dry cleaning ^ Shop Cloiei Noon Saturday* Furniture & Upholstery men discussing the subject in pub The 4-H program will again be Quality Work and Prompt Pick-np and DeliTtry 742 Santa Fe Drive lic. But 50,000 copies of a Catholic launched in the parochial schools Quick Service 926 W. 6th Main 4507 weekly containing the complete this fall to allow new members to ROOFERS Your business tcill be appreciated 4615 E. 23rd Ave. CATHOLIC RADIO LOG text of the decree have been dis enroll and to reorganize present FR 1656 tributed in Berlin and the Soviet clubs. The first year of this pro- C. J. ST. PETER, Contractor E. Upholstering Station KOA Zone. A T DEXTER------t- -r + Wood Shingles R epairing CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, Composition Roofs HERB'S Alodemizing 5 p.m. KNIGHT DRUG CANDY LAND ASK AND LEARN — Sunday, Free Estimates Rolling in Dough W. M. KNIGHT. Prop. Candies for all occasions All work guaranteed 10:48 p.m. Roof Repairing TEXACO SERVICE Station KVOD BOOK PAINTING — SPRAY OH Prescriplions WE NOW HAVE THE ’ Terms if desired BRUSH Fountain Service AMERICAN RENTAL Evening Calls HOUR OF FAITH — Sunday;^ LATHING — PLASTERING LIBRARY 9:30 a.m. Rm . Phan* GR. StU School Supplies 1154 Fox at Speer Samples Furnished 2206 Kearney FR. 7273 Station KMYR PIERRE ROOFING Co. |2200 Kearney EA. 1823 KE 9070 Also Living Room SACRED HEART PROGRAM —Weekday* at 7:30 a.m. ust pontue DExtcF 3869 Woihing, Greasing, Polishing Sets for Sale Sunday at 12:30 noon. Patronise These Friendly Firms Station KFEL Tire Repair, Radiator Flush F. D. Draper, prop. AVE MARIA HOUR—Sunday. ST. DOMINIC'S PARISH 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. ST.PHILOMENA'S FAMILY THEATER — Wed- naiday, 7:30 p.m. ASK FR. LORD — 9:45 to 10 Pnnk AotonaUl W. L. (SoMd) Iliesn GROCERY a.m. daily Monday through tn Navajo St Friday over FM. FOR Fine Fooda Bakery Gooda CLEANERS Station KLZ £ d d i s L A . SahvioL Meata Candiea CHURCH OF AIR — Sunday, 8-8:30 a.m. C O L D B E E R Haair a Baa Garda, Prapt. GLenJaie 9815 i 3600 W. 29th Avt. Our process includes CALL FR. 8881 The firms listed here de Complete Mothproofing A.B.C. DOLL SHOP Cans and Bottles **Eddie’s care gives longer weajp* serve to be rem em bered Mr. and Mr*. Jeha S. HcCoait THE “DOUGHY SEVEN,” less one (Benjamin Mar- Pickup & Delivery WASHING • LUBRICATION • TIREI? when you are distributing DOLLS and TOYS gues), here display a sample of the muffins they learned I your patronage in the dif Coll Westwood 72 Doll Ho*p!taI to bake in their cooking club at Our Lady of Lourdes parish under TED'S K«lifioi* itatae* Bepataed the leadership of Mrs. Olga Meyers, 1395 S. Lafayette. The bakers are, Auto Accessories • Battery Service ferent lines of business. 441 So. Federal Bhrd. I IU Arapaha* MA. TIU left to right, Mary Clair Sprague, Francis Walsh, Gertrude Wieder, 3504 B: Colfax Patricia Lowe, Barbara Taylor, and Larry Meye& Thiirtdoy, August 4, 1949 Offica, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystona 4205 PAGE NINE! r ■ How About a Little Help This Sunday? Life's Too Short MOVING ■ To B* Wringint Out Dirty Homemaker's 8 Mops with Yoar Hand* I STORAGE Department 8 EZE Mop & SHIPPING Cone Wringer Local and PatronlM Theta Reliable and Friendly Firmt ■ C.nc.1. This Uopl.aMnt T.sk Por*T.t Long Distance iM • SAVES TIME Moving • SAVES HANDS • CLEANS FLOORS Storage • Packing S T I L E S THE BETTER, FASTER Shipping McVeigh Compony All Type* of Fraino $ 0 . 5 0 Buildings Moved PAINTING AND Only Free Estimates ELECTRIC SERVICE DECORATING Wiring > Li|{htlii{; CONTRACTORS Ftm Dclir.rr In Dtnrn nnd Babnrb. DUFFY STORAGE 1328 Inca KE. 0718 Shipped Anjrwhtr* 2I< Extra 1100 Larimer , TA. 687^ Get Your. Now Phone AComa 3030 & MOVING CO. METAL WEATHER EZE MOP & CONE WRINGER 1521. 20th Sl STRIPPING . . . CAULKING CO. 1117 E. I7Ui Are. — O m rer I, Col*. Tel KE. 6228 It Teen Expwianct (SMI Lstintt. St) Interior - Exterior Painting SatUfaction Guaranteed Phone dh. 6S81 ADAMS & WILDING Denver 6. Colorado Furniture Repairing & Refinishing 1042-14 Santa Fe Drive 1158 California KE 1609 THE BEST IN LUGGAGE THE GLUE POT The firms listed here de Of AU K iati OISE DAY SERVICE ON BED REPAIRS serve to be rem em bered 1518 COLORADO BLVD. EAst 2652 when you are distributing your patronage in the dif ferent lines of business. Serving the "K Entire Archdiocese .aifhMt Quauir m ■{ MUlliinc JUSSEL J. A. Johnson & Son Iwarsat FtIm . ^ ^ ^ M lYTIIIWnO Ettablithed 33 years No Electric €^. Detva 1163 California St. • Gutters • Sheet Metal Electrical Contractort • Gas Furnaces ro y n e a t Call AL. 1743 for A Goar«B(«rd ElKtrlctl Jok * Gas Conversion Burners 709 E. 6tb Ave. KE. 4031 WiSTIftM BNOMUftlNCt^CO. TfsasuTisr; RfUPHDLSTER ------< S p e c i“‘ * 6 9 ' Call SP. 4673 for Furniture Repairing Colorado Upholstering Co. FREE INSPEaiON GL. 2304 2501 16th St. Termites May Be Damaging Your Home! Surveys Show Much Termite Electrical Contracting & Repairing . Destruction in Denver EARL J.STROHM INGER Colorado Terminix Co. Geo. Lsschman, Owner rt^i^ ildctric CompaRy Extermination and Fumigation Service Lieented and Bonded Member National Electrical Contractors Ass^n. JOHNS-!HANYHJLE FLOORINGS 1178 Stoat St. AC. 5733 THIS LITTLE TYKE represents the 600 children in in population. You know how the cost of living has mounted in your Agphalt Tile own homes. The table and other expenses in providing for these little orphanages, 90 in foster homes under Catholic auspices, ones have soared tremendously. The Community Chest is doing A long lived, low priced flooring for Schools, and 43 infants at the Infant of Prague nursery who will be assisted valiant service, ^as we all know, but were it not for outside help, it Hospitals, Churches, Residences. by the collection for the orphans in the Archdiocese »f Denver Sun would be impossible for our institutions to meet current expenses day, Aug. 7., In asking the Catholics of the archdiocese to contribute T e r r a f l e x D epdaU e Plumbing & Heating Co. generously to the collection, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr said: “The and make the necessary repairs of buildings and other extraordinary One of the toughest, longest wearing floor problem of child care is growing locally in proportion to our increase items that occur every year.” coverings ever developed; grease proof. Acid All Plumbing and Heating Installations proof; unaffected by alkalis. Brilliant colors. C. E. Bohannon - 4700 W. Colfax - AL. 1444 Free Estimates Descriptive Literature Free Feast Day, Jubilee of Pastor, Sodality Sitters Building & Mointennnee Co. I IT CAN BE DONE Marked by St. Joseph's Parish Care for Babies 1863 WAZEE ST., DENVER K E. 2371 Hydrozo Waterproof Liquid Gum will water and alkali proof your basement in any COLOR (St. Joseph'. Redemptori.t Pari.h, Denver) At Presentation from the INSIDE. The Feast of St. Alphonsus and the silver jubilee of pro Hydrozo Waterproof Liquid Gum fession of the Very Rev. Harry Smith, C.SS.R., pastor, were (Pre.entation Pari.h, Denver) K N O H Y PINE for Wood Shingle, penetrate*. No skin to peel or chalk. celebrated with a Solemn Mass Aug. 2. In the evening a re The baby-sitting committee of MATERIALS ONLY OR THE JOB COMPLETE ception sponsored by the members of the PTA and the Altar the Young Ladies’ sodality will emadel Wall Board — Flooring provide sitters in the school build Roofing and Rosary society was given for Father Smith in the par ing during the 8, 9. and 10 o’clock DENVER BRICK STAIN CO. ish hall. Masses on Sunday for children A meeting of the ushers was from 2 to 5 years old. Those hav Benjamin Moore CHerry 1083 1455 Fox St. held in order to make plans for ing children under 2 years old are fN Vail Center Has the fall festival, scheduled for the asked to contact Claudia LeBIanc, epaint Points— Varnishes end of September. A 1950 Buick SP. 3013, or Frances Sedlmayer, Enamels automobile will be displayed at the MA. 0096. in advance. festival. It is being procured The Altar and Rosary society Picket Fence Material Sports Program through the kindnes.s of the Den will receive Communion next Sun ver Buick, Inc. There will be spe day, Aug. 7, in the 8 o’clock Mass. Floor Sanders to Rent cial displays each night of the fes tival, a bicycle on Friday, Sept. 30, Parishioners are urged to re For leen-Agers and an electric toaster on Satur member their parish credit union ECONOMY LUMBER & HARDWARE (Vail Community Center, day night, Oct 1. These displays when saving or when in need of Denver) have been donated by the Santa Fe financial assistance. 350 So. Colorado Blvd. Ea«y Payment. DE. 5495 In the past six weeks volleyball Oil Co. through the generosity of Men of Presentation parish will and softball have become popular Harry Leisenring. This year a have the hour of 1 to 2 a.m. for at Vail Community center. Boys spaghetti dinner is being planned the nocturnal adoration on the first for Saturday night of the festival. Friday, Aug. 5. ranging in age from nine to 15 The’Needlework club will meet Very Rev. Harry Smith, C.SS.R. have pjayed softball against teams Special tickets for the.dinner will KSRG'S P Sini (0. be available. Thursday, Aug. 4, in the home of from various parts of the city. An Mrs. Louis Kerstiens, 40 Lamar Shllliri Rdvlci SB litiratlB g PrDbliRii outstanding game was played Confessions will be heard Thurs' day afternoon and evening in prep street. DAVE ______’ DELL Rent Laws Unchanged against Aurora center July 27. It First Friday Masses will be at went into extra innings and ended aration for the first Friday of TAbor 1393 1721 LAWRENCE .August. The men of the parish are 6:30 and 8 o’clock. Confessions on By Chicago Decision with Aurora winning, 5-4. Thursday are from 3 to 5, and 7 Members of the softball team invited to take part in the all- night adoration of the Most to 9 o’clock. Information has been received are ■ Bob Marquez, catcher; Her Paul Gorman and Mrs. Anna | man Madrid, pitcher; John Mar Blessed Sacrament in Holy Ghost from Tighe E. Woods, housing ex church Thursday night and Fri Rider are patients in local hos-, quez, first base; Dan Menzor, pitals. pediter, that administration and second base; John Albo, third base; day morning. The hour assigned S p h w id in q to St. Joseph’s is from 3 a.m. to Mrs. F. L. Lee was hostess to ■ enforcement of federal rent con Ray Romero, shortstop; Ruben Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle Muniz, left field; Angel Ortega, 4 a.m. Anyone wishing to partici Make It RAIN trol will continue without change, pate in this hour of adoration is July 29. Mrs. N. Van Dyke held and that the decision in Chicago, by center field; and Rallia Whitaker, asked to contact Father Smith. high score. While right field. Substitutes are John On Aug. 10 the Altar and Rosary Mrs. Frank Kerstcins was host U, S. District Judge Elwj'n R. Barcelona, Dave Martinez, Vince ess for Our Lady of Presentation Shaw, holding.the housing and rent society will sponsor another des You RELAX DeHerrera, Dick Casias, Joe Ma sert-luncheon and card party in circle July 27. Mrs. J. B. Bisant act of 1949 as unconstitutional be searenas, and Alvarado Lopez. the parish hall beginning at 1 p.m. held high score. cause of the “local option” pro- The teen-agers of the center A new storage water heater has Our Lady of the Rosary circle vi.sion. will be appealed, Charles H. have shown more interest in vol been procured for the grade school met in the home of Mrs. Ross CABINET MAKING leyball this season than ever be and will be installed soon. The Newcom recently. Mrs. E. Sedl Queary, Denver area rent director, fore. Both the boys and girls have mayer h^^ld high score. Sanctuary, SaerLsty, Church Equipment said. trees near the church property ALL-COPPER had many evenings of fun partici have been trimmed and the paint Mrs. Rosa Gifford of 2121 “Rights of tenants against evic pating in this sport The outstand Lowell ■ boulevard entertained Our Office, Store and Tavern Fixtures INSTALLATIONS ing of the woodwork on the rec tion and overcharge, and rights of ing players noted recently are tory has been finished. The schools Queen of Heaven circle in her Excellent Workmanship at Lowest Cost , PrNi.ion Enginsered landlords under the adjustment Barbara Vigil, Gloria Vigil, Bennie have been cleaned and painted, and home July 28. ConpI.UIr Aatomatl. Vigil, John Arellano, Emma Jara- everything is in readiness for the Father Dominic Steiner is on Call GLendate 3830 for Estimate provisions of the act will continue millo, Adolph Perea, Tony Abeyta, vacation in FVirt Collins. as heretofore," Mr. Queary said. new semester. The Rev. Bernard J. Junior Berreras, Norman Catlett, Kramer, C.SS.R., has had all the Recently baptized were Bruce “In other words, the housina Rachel Gonzales. Dorothy Flores, Douglas William Law, son of Mr. ROCKY MOUNTAIN NURSERIES and rent act of 1949 is still the athletic equipment repaired and ACE FIXTURE & EQUIPMENT CO. i and Lorraine Flores. cleaned, and the locker room has and Mrs. William G. Law, with 1585 Belloire St. FRemont 2862 j law of the land and will continue Lowell and Mary Jo Law as spon H. J., Gustav, and A. M. Abromeit 3358 PECOS ST. as such until it is set aside by the The game of horseshoes is gain been scrubbed and painted. ing popularity slowly, but in time The Rev. Carl V. Schwarz, sors; and Mary Josephine Cordon- appellate coUrU. nier, Saughter of Mr. and Mrs. “In the meantime, the staltte quo it may be one of the favorite C.SS.R., left on his vacation last sports at Vail. Wednesday. He wnll spend some Raul Cordonnier, with Homer and will be maintained in the Denver Alpha Woehrmyer as sponsors. REHNISH YOUR OWN FLOORS area,” Mr. Queary said. Recently swings and a 10-foot time with his parents in Wichita, slide were added to the play Kans., and will make his annual With the “Bruce-Way” Finishing Unit ground. These and the rings and retreat at St. Joseph’s college, HOME SERVICE CO. balance board give a world of Kirkwood, Mo. The Rev. Eugene Fishermen, Campers! And One of Our Rental Sanders pleasure to the smaller children Witte, C.SS.R., received his trans I ; = = PAINTING in the community. fer notice to Carlisle, Ky., last 4 ^ 1 Now it's easy to give your floor, the famous Qruce DECORATING week and left immediately for his “Scratch Test” finish. You get everything in one 1500 Exclusive Wallpapers new assignment. The Rev. Evan package . . . finish, filler, solvent, wax and apply- Rocco Porreco Is Given B. Gautreau, C.SS.R., is scheduled og material.. Nothing elM to buy. No guen work at large savings to give a week-end retreat at El on quantity. "Bruce-Way* 712-26lh St. TA. 1562 Catholic U. Promotion Pomar at the end of August. jUnit comes in two sizes. s ® - Washington. — Rocco Ernest Porreco, a native of Pueblo, who Order Now **,iT Rush — RUG— came to the Catholic University of Aluminum America here as a student in 1939 and received hi} A. B. degree in STORM WINDOWS CLEANING 1941, his M. A. degree in 1942, far StMl 8**h and his Ph.D, this year, has been FKEB MOTH PROOFING AIm s t o r m d o o r s uid named to the teaching staff as an Alaminnm AWNING K'M* •a a the Crane 8IOMEMAKER Sink 2 Pc. Living instructor in philosophy, the Rt. , Made in Denver/ Room Suite | | Rev. Monsignor P. J. McCormick, CIMC8Ai Tht lieel toei . . . Specialising in Quality Plumbing and Heating Repairs Call for FREE Eatimalta! httt. imokfUst. leaf Thoroly Cleaned I Up rector of the university, an kormlas. ta »Urt« nounced. Mr. Porreco has been an! No Down Parmant—FHA tamul 'BIIQSETS canvtBlent to carry* Famous Rug & assistant instructor since 1947. He SLATTERY & COMPANY University Park Lumber Yard schved in the army from December, A & A STORM fvmmsj 850 Bannock Furniture Cleaning Co. 1943, to April, 1946. He is a for f'Bwej ( Plumbing and Heating Contractors 1810 So. Josephine PE. 2435 WINDOW SALES TA. 6113 JOHN J. CONNOR, PrMident ROBERT F. CONNOR, Vie. P n a U n t TA. 6569 1542 Blake mer student of S t Thomas’ semi t r u W. 2nd At*. PE. 2(SS nary, Denver. 1726 Market Street Phone MAin 7127 or 7128 i F . r X G I TEN Office, 9 3 t Bannock Stroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER faltphena, KEyttont 4205 Thursday, August 4, 1949 Optometrist YOU HAVE A FORTUNE TO PROna Classmates Are Officers Mrs. Woolman Is Made and Optician Call a ; Yoar aySki(ht U tha moit pricalast of your potsaasiona anil Helen Walsh daaanraa ayary modarn aafeguard ayaiUbla to you. Whethar or AuoeiaU Z O IY E CAB Bot your aya condition haa changed can only ha daterminad by At Funeral of Fr. Breen Director of TB Society W. R. JOSEPH MAio 7171 1 an examination. If your eyea are functioning properly, an EYES BXAHINEb <. Pranpt. Coartioai Serrieo I examination will confirm it. If not, early correction aarea your (Archdioceian Council of Catholic Nurses, Denver Chapter) Pboai TAbor 1880 CHEAPER RATE8 . I 9 1 8 - 3 1 8 HajMtIr BM« 2-WAT-RADIO j eyea for tbe future.. “The priest dedicates his youth to God, and God re Mrs. Pauline Woolman was re wood. They are members of St. CLEAN NEW CABS turns to him the joy of his youth—joy derived from serving cently appointed a member of the Louis’ parish, Englewood. I. God and his fellow men,” said the Rev. Edward Leyden, arch board of directors of the Colorado Mrs. Woolman (Polly), with all Tuberculosis society. her home and other activities, SW IGERT BROS. diocesan superintendent of schools, in his sermon at the fu Mrs. Woolman is a graduate of still finds time for her hobbies— neral of the Rev. Edward Breen in the Denver Cathedral Reliffious Articles OptometriUs KEystone 7651 the Jennie Edmundson Memorial knitting and gardening. 1550 California Thursday, July 28. hospital in Council Bluffs, la., and St. Joieph’f Hoipital . * Statue* a Roiaries * Medali * Picture* Taking as hirf text the verse has taken work at Creighton uni Sister Mary Jerome has re Belter Fiiion Good Service from the Psalm that is recited at St. Catherine’s parish, where Fa versity, Omaha. She was among turned to Denver from St. Louis, a Crucifix** a Prayer Book* * Pendant* * Book* a Plaqoje* for Every Age At Right Prices the foot of the altar before Mass, ther Breen lived before and while those taking the course in ward where she had been attending SL “I will go in to the altar of God, he was a seminarian, and St. management and clinical teaching Louis university for the past year. COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME GLASSES INDIViDUALLT STYLED to God who gives joy to my James’ parish, Denver; St. Joseph’s given recently by Sister M. Digna She received her master of science youth,” Father Leyden pointed out parish. Fort Collins; and Cathedral at St. Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. Wool- degree in nursing education. how the young Father Breen dedi parish, in all of which he had man had 10 years of experience as mnnunninifflaiiiiiiinininitniDiiK served;, and many members and night and evening supervisor at Miss Katherine Zwickl is back cated his youth to God, and how on duty after a two months leave A . I*. W ao aer REQUIESCANT God accepted the sacrifice by'call- former members of the Register staff who had worked with Father of absence. ( lirilf II GOODS ro. I IN PACE ing Father Breen from this life Breen. Miss Evelyn Berleffi, dietitian THEODORE| when only 35. at Mercy hospital and niece of “Every priest must sacrifice his The body was brought to the I \. h :i :m OOO I l l h ANNIE M. ANDREWS, 1607 GUp Id Cathedral Wednesday afternoon, Mayor Lucille Bacchiri, who is a youth to the service of God,” said very active member of the ACCN, strtet. Sitter of ElU F. Andrewi of Father Leyden, "but in return he and the Office of the Dead was Denver and Margaret E. Trojr of Tampa. chanted by several priests, fol is spending her vacation in Jack- Fla. Requiem Mats wat offered July SO is kept perpetually young by the son Hole, Wyo. HACKETHALl in the Cathedral. Interm ent Mt. OHveL joys received in the service of God lowed by a Rosary. The church W, P. Horan & Son mortuary. was jammed for the Rosary St. Jozeph’f Hospital LUCIE J. FURSTENBERG of 986 SL and his fellow men for the love of MORTUARY | Paul ttrect. Wife of John B. Fursten> God.’’ Alluding to the need of Wednesday evening. Frances Marie Friel, 936 Pearl berg; mother of Mary Catherine. Felix vocations to the priesthood and re The Most Rev. Bernard J. Sul street, a new member of the William O’Brien, Aaaoedate ^ V. , and Peter J. Furttenbers. and Lucie F. Huger. Requiem Matt was offered in ligious life for the service of God, livan, retired Bishop of Patna, ACCN, left last week to do polio 1449.51 Kalamatb St. p St. Pbilomena’t church Aug. 3. Inter he pointed out that the sacrifices India, gave the final absolution nursing in New Mexico. ment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son required are more than repaid by after the Funeral Mass on Thurs Mrs. Fletcher is a patient in SL Phone MAin 4006 M m ortuary. THERESA CASEY SPEICH, Denver. the happiness won in serving God. day. Archbishop Durban J. Vehr Joseph’s hospital. Mininiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiinimiiiini^^ Requiem Mast wat offered in Holy Ghost Some 75 priests attended 5ie fu was unable to attend the fu Betty Pederson, cla.ss of ’48, is church July 29. Interm ent Mt. OHveL neral, including several from the neral because of previous plans for visiting her family in Iowa. She is W. P. Horan & Son mortuary. sailing for Denmark Aug. 9 to M onumen f s SUSANNE MACHAY. late of the Pueblo diocese who were class the dedication of the new church We baea erected many beauti Mullen home for the aged. Mother of mates and friends of Father Breen in Stratton. visit her relatives. Joseph Galla, Denver, and John Macbay. in St. Thomas’ seminary. The Celebrant of the Fhineral Mass Gloria Tesone hag returned to ful monumenta in Mt. vOUrat Hammond. Ind. Requiem Hats was of Cemetery. fered Aug. 3 in the Mullen home chapel. church was well filled with laity, was the Very Rev. Monsignor Wal her position as surgrical nurse, Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mor with large representations from ter J. Canavan, pastor of the Ca^ after a vacation. tuary. thedral; deacon, the Rev. Richard 1001 BANNO A. T. THOMSON DANIEL P. SULLIVAN, 3880 W. Mother of Perpetual Help Guild Alpine 047|3 28rd avenue. Husband of Alice E. Sul Duffy, pastor of St. Joseph’s par In the last week seven nurses 600 Sherman St. TA 8018 livan; father of Mrs. Rita Laffea. Mrs. St. Cajetan's ish, Fort Collins; and subdeacon, EVENINGS Piarl 5091 Eileen Jensen. Mrs. Louis Pacer, and of the Mother of Perpetual Help Daniel Sullivan; brother of Mrs. Jo the Rev. .John Regan, pastor of Guild gave 26 hours at Mercy Mother of God parish, Denver; and sephine Powell. Creede. Alto survived Mra. Pauline Woolman hospital and two nurses gave eight LAWN MOWERS by eight grandchildren. Requie.ro High Bazaar Set masters of ceremonies, the Rev. hours at Denver General. Mass wat offered Aug. 2 in St. Domi John Kelley, Chancellor of the Mercy hospital. Council Bluffs, $17:75 and up nic's church. Boulevard mortuary. Pueblo diocese, and the Very Rev. Anna Marie Mangan has had the “Why Pay More” I EUGENIA GOLON of 3627 York la., prior to her present position Rev. John J. O’Neill and the Rev, •treet. Wife of Victor Colon; mother For August 4 Howard Delaney, pastor of Wal- as assistant director of nursing (Trademark) j Power Mowers *153 " of Edmund Colon; cousin of the Rev. senburg. The preacher. Father Ray Collins as guests for the past F. B. Schiiowski of Wibaux, Mont.; Mr. (St. Cajetan’* Pari.h, Denver) service at Mercy hospital. Uaed Mowera...... $8 and up _ Myriads of lovely blossoms, mu Leyden, and all the officers of two weeks. They are from the Arch and M. M. W ojnies of Schenectady, N. Mrs. Wollman has been an ac diocese of New York. The Rev. MOWERS SHARPENED Y.t Mrs. Helen Sak, and Joseph and sic, handcraft products, delectable the Mass but Monsignor Canavan tive member of the ACCN ever WM. W. MYER DRUG STOREt Edward Mark, all of Denver. Requiem Mexican foods, linens, merry-go- were classmates of Father Breen John John J. O’Neill is her cousin, . . . REPAIRED High Matt was offered Aug. 8 in SL since coming to Denver several and the Rev. Roy Collins is a COMPANY I Joseph's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. round, refreshments, a fish pond, at St. Thomas’ seminary. years ago. She is vice president Olinger mortuary. Master of ceremonies for Bishop nephew of Mary Kelly of Detroit, candy, and other concessions will of the credit union,, chairman of Mich. Miss Kelly is a former na Colorado Owned Stores ! JAMES RANDOLPH COLBY, 1640 be among the attractions at the an Sullivan was the Very Rev. Mon the legislative committee, chair Logan. Husband of Anna Colby; father s ie u r David Maloney, and chap tional president of the ACCN and Englewood 800 Santa Fe Drj of Rote Mattick of San Francisco. Ethel nual St. Cajetan’s bazaar to be man of the square dancing club, is now on the executive board. Sief of Hilt, Calif.; Catherine Me- held on the school grounds Aug. 4, lains to the Bishop were the Rev. and a member of the bridge club, A. L. GLODT Sweeney, Larson. Calif.; and William 5, 6, and 7. This year’s bazaar will John R. Vidal, Q.M., vice rector of Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson 30 South Broadway 15th and California MeSweeney of Los Angeles, Calif, Also spiritual life club, and the ACCN 253 Broadway PE. 9866 survived by five grandchildren and 10 provide entertainment for both St. Thomas’ seminary, and the Cana unit. She is also a member and sons, Andy and Eddie, are 3933 We Colfax 17lh & Tremon great-grandchildren. Requiem Mass is young and old. Rev. William Kelly of St. Mary’s of the SL Thomas University club. on a fishing trip in Creed. being offered Thursday Aug. 4. at 9 Proceeds of the bazaar will go parish, Colorado Springs. Also in She is the wife of Clarence Mrs. Marie Dowd has bought a o'clock in the Cathedral. Interment Mt. home at 3900 S. Elaiti in Engle- Olivet. toward the debt for the new rec the sanctuary were the Rt. Rev. Woolman, city freight agent for WWW WW W JOSEPH F. DAMEK. 149 S. JulUn tory. Coincidentally, the Theatine Monsignors William Higgins, the Burlington railroad. They have woo^. street. Father of Mary Pyex, Frank. Fathers headed by the pastor, the Charles Hague, and Clarence Rior- Mrs. Josephine Hayes, president i Rudy, and Felix Damek. all of Denver; one son, (Clarence, Jr., and reside CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING! and Mrs. Tony PctrlH of North Holly- Very Rev. John Odinas, C.R., have don of the Lincoln Cathedral. at 2806 S. Cherokee street, Engle- of the ACCN, Denver chapter, i kood. Calif. Ten grandchildren and five completed arrangements to hold Pallbearers were the Rt. Rev. and vice president of the execu i great-grandchildren also survive. Re open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Aug. Monsignor Eugene O’Sullivan, pas tive board, who has been confined i quiem High Mass was offered July 30 in Classified Ads i Presentation church. 7, the Feast of St. Cajetan, patron tor of St. Vincent’s parish, Denver, to her home owing to illness, is It will pay yon to read ALL of the following adTartieamanta.! 4 SADIE FLORA MARTINEZ, 4636 saint of the parish. who was pastor of St. Joseph’s showing improvement. Baldwin court. Wife of Josh C. Mar Rocks Club Plans The following will be in charge: parish, Fort Collins, when Father Mrs. Clare Marker had surgery . A. A *b At. ia A L. tinet: mother of Virginia, Sadie. Dona, Alfonzo Valdez, general chairman; Breen was an assistant there; the Aug. 1 in Mercy hospital. and John. Jr.; lister of Mrs. Dan 0. BRICK REPAIRS Garcia and Ben Baca, all of Denver, the Very Rev. John Ordinas, C.R., Rev. John Kelly, the Rev. Duane The members of the ACCN ex WANTED TO RENT -u Rosary Thursday, Aug. 4, at 8 p.m. Re tend their sympathy to their spir treasurer; Mrs. Florence Gallegos, Theobald, the Rev. Edward Frasez- To Initiate New PLEASE: RerUUr employe* with fjimily BRICK REPAIRS: Spoeitlizinx in Arick quiem Mass will be offered Friday. Aug. 5, at 9.30 in St. Cajetan's church. In secretary; Mrs. J. F. Valdez, Mex kowski, the Rev. Norbert Walsh, itual director, the Rev. John Re of two children desperately needs unfur* pointing and repairing, also caulking and niibed or furnished house or apt Call term ent Ml Olivet. ican foods; Ben Billard, games; and the Rev. John Ebel. A priests’ gan, vpon the death of his grand painting. DE. 5650. WALTER £Vi^4S, JOSEPH ULIBARRI o/ 1549 Clay Mathew, Ke. 4205, E x t 16, or leave word 946 Steele. Young Ladies’ sodality, fish pond; choir under the direction of the father. with operator. streeL Father of Carmel Uiibarri; step Our Lady of Victory Altar society, Rev. Richard Hiester sang the mu Barbecue Stand Anne V. Houck, national execu HE HIGH QUALITY father of Paul Apodaca and Sgt. Ben tive secretary, will visit the Den YOUNG couple with one child need three APARTMENT WANTED Duran. Requiem Mass was offered July refreshments and hot dogs; Mrs. sic for thfe Mass. or four room unfurnished apt. Sp. 5415. REGISTER employe and wife desire un» of our finest granite monuments SO in St. Patrick’s church. Interment Florencia Gurule, linens; pahlia Monsignor' Canavan officiated (Our Lady of Lourde* Parish, ver chapter of the ACCN Oct. 6-'7. Mt. Olivet. Denver) furnished apartment Phone GRand ! 035. is attained by the channel club, games; Frank Barrera, gen in the committal rites at the St. Anthony’i Hoipital HELP WANTED Members of the Rocks of Lourdes PAINTING.PAPERHANGIN 1 CHARLES C. PICCONE eral chairman for West Denver priests’ plot of Mt. Olivet ceme Mrs. Lillian A. Mielke has re INVESTIGATIONS process of quarrving and the Charles Carmen Piccone. former Den club will initiate the barbecue fire territory; Ben Rendon, South tery. W. P. Horan & Son mor- cently joined the teaching staff at DetectivM PAINTIN G. pni^erhanging. decorating. newest line production meth ver restaurant owner, died July 31 In Denver; Antonio Sanchez, North tuasy was in charge of the funeral. place they have erected on the par General invettiirations. Crimlnel. eivll Quality work. References. & T. Yeffferg h|s home. 3020 W. 41st avenue, follow St. Anthony’s as clinical instructor cues eolved. Missing persons end wit* ods of carving. We join with ing a heart attack. Denver; and Juan Ochoa, East A Solemn Requiem Mass for the ish grounds on Friday night, Aug. 87 W. Maple, SPruce 2954. 5. A corn Toast has been scheduled in medical nur.sing. She is a grhdu- nesses located. Process servers. Day and other well established dealers Born in Italy June 7. 1883. Mr. Pie- Denver. Mrs. J. Eugene Chavez, repose of the soul of Father Breen ate of Milwaukee County General night service. Licensed and bonded. Free Wallpaper hanging, painting, remode Ing. cone came to Denver in 1902 and en for the occasion. This be a consultation. Read our ad in the Denver Call KE. 5798. in group buying, for cash, in tered the restaurant business here. He Jr., is in charge of publicity. was offered in the Cathedral at hospital, and received her bachelor 7:45 on Thursday, .Aug. 4, by good test for the fireplace. If it telephone directory. TAbor 0774* 312-318 retired 10 years ago. and for {the past of science degree in nursing edu Exchange Bldg.. 1080 15th S t carload lots. Because of these five years had maintained residences in HENRY G. MARTINEZ members of the Register staff, proves successful, it will be put Denver and Phoenix. Aris. ■ H«nry G. M»rlinei, Denver waiter cation from Marquette university, MC CAULEY DETECTIVE BUREAU advantages, and our own large and former manager of the Screen club, of which Father Breen was a mem into use for the whole parish. The Homes For Sale! Surviving are his wife, Anna; two barbecue pit will have four cook Milwaukee. Her experience in \-olume, we are able to offer daughters, Mrs. Roae Cinocco and Mrs. died July 27 after an illness of several ber for more than five years. The cludes office industrial nursing, DRUGGISTS ,yoq- Ida Petrone, both of Denver; two sons. weeks. He was 42. Rt. Rev. Monsignor Matthew J. ing partitions with a central chim IN ST. LOUIS Parish, Englewood, 2 t a u - Dan and Pete Piccone of Phoenix: and Requiem Mass was offered In An ney. The fireplace is on the prop medical floor .supervisor, night tifal corner lota, one block from s^oo! two sisters. Mrs. Rose DIMarco and nunciation church July 30, and burial Smith was celebrant; the Rev. supervisor, and instructor in so • Finest workmanship followed in Mt. Olivet. erty north of the church and shrine. YOL'B PRESCRIPTIONS and church. All taxea paid. Phone SL Laura DiMarino. of Philadelphia. Pa. James Hamblin, deacon; the Rev. cial science. 1-3946. Twelve grandchildren also survive. Mr. Martinca. who lived at 1626 £. John Ebel, subdeacon; and the Father Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., of • A wide selection of The Rosary will be said in the Boule 33rd avenue, was born in Guanajuato. St. Elizabeth’s monastery will give iriti b« fillwl eorzxctiz at Mexico, Oct. 1. 1906, and came to this Rev. Donald O’Mahony, master of Helen Ostheimer, R.N., from In- OPEN DAILY designs vard mortuary Friday evening. Aug. 5. the five-minute sermon at the Sun dianapoli.s, Ind., is visiting the WASHINGTON PARE PHARMACT at 8 o’clock. Solemn Requiem Mass will country and San Antonio, Tex., as a ceremonies. Monsignor Canavan Close to Christ the King church and school. youngster. He moved to Denver in 1926 New five-room bungalow. Full finished • A choice of 8 beau be offered in St. Catherine's church at gave a brief sermon. day novena. The novena service is sisters and former students at Ph. SP. 9766 1096 South Gaylord St. 9 o'clock Saturday, Aug. 6. Interm ent and was employed in various restau open to the city and is held in the St. A n t h 0 n y’s basement with bath. $2,500 down ]will tiful granites Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. rants here, in addition to managing the handle. 985 Forest, DE. 0912 } for some time. Recently he new Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes, hospital. Miss Os —all at surprisingly low prices. PFC. LAWRENCE; M. MARTINEZ had been employed at the Navarre located at the corner of S. Logan theimer was edu TOWELS & LINEN SUPPLY Requiem Mass was offered Aug. 2 in restaurant. Funeral Rites Held and Iliff streets. The novena lasts cational director AVON lale, in Denver are 90 St'. Cajetan's church in memory of Pfc. He was a member of the Waiters good that we now have opening*’ and Waitresses' union, local 14. 20 minutes and is held each Sun at SL Anthony’s Lawrence M. Martinez, who was killed MOUNTAIN TOWEL A SUPPLY CO. for imart women to «ct u JACQUES BROTHERS in action over Belgium Jan. 20. 1945, Surviving are his‘wife, Mrs. Cuca P. day evening at 7:45. Visitors have from 1928 to The body was reinterred in ML Olivet Martinez, and a daughter. Miss Viola For Convert Youth been stopping at the shrine day Service furnished for Office*, Barbera, neighborhood repreientativet*. Martinez, Denver. 1931, and, with Since 1902 with military honors rendered by the and night. It is illuminated with the late Edith K. Keataaranta. Storea, and Banquets Good money, part or full tinu. Lew post 1. 401 Colo. Bldg., Pfc. Martinez was bom In Denver in Requiem Mass was offered July amber lights from 7:30 until 10 Johnson and B W. BECKIUS. Manager 28E.'6thAve. AL 2019 1921 and was employed at Montgomery New Church to Honor o'clock each evening. 31, in St. Joseph’s church for a other former in 1227 Cartia S t MA. 7960 KEvstone 8908 Ward's before entering service. He was 19-year-old convert to the faith, Members of the Altar and Ro structors in the a graduate of Manual Training high 17th Century Japanese sary society will attend the monthly school, where he played football and Tokyo.—Takayama Ukon, a lead who died from injuries suffered in Denver schools basketball, and was a member of the a jeep accident at Hill air force meeting Thursday afternoon, Aug. of nursing, was T*ADt u. s. swimming team. ing Japanese Catholic of 350 years 4. They will open the meeting with ■SBK PATINt * Surviving are his mother. Mrs. Alice ago, will be memorialized by a base, Utah, July 26. instrumental in CARTWRIGHT ■te. CCJLD SPRING OfPICI Recruit Francis E. Rose was the Rosary recited at the shrine. organ! zing the iLicehsed General A. Martins. 4120 £. 16th avenue; church at Kanazawa, where he A covered-dish luncheon will fol MONUMENTS grandmother. Mrs. Lucy Archuleta of once lived. General Ukon died in pitched from his jeep when it Mill Oitheimer Cent ral school REALTY COMPANY tl4«UTIf9i.4>«AIT4l Denver; uncles. Manuel and Johnnie plunged off a road near Dugway low on the'picnic grounds. for nurse stu Archuleta, and Nestor Martinez; and two exile in the Philippines in 1615. The Catholic Daughters will hold aunts, Mrs. Pete Pacheco and Edith Both Catholics and non-Cathdics Proving grounds. He apparently dents. Miss Ostheimer plans to CONTRACTING 219 Midland Sav. Bldg. THE RAINBOW u k s OF GRANITES IsraelsoD. Trevino mortuary. a picnic at Our Lady of Lqprdes Realtor KE. 638 4 are seeking to promote his beati had been blinded by the dust. grounds Sunday, Aug. 14, begin return to her home about Aug. 14. The youth had been stationed at Home Building- 1265 ST. PAUL , fication cause, which was begun ning at 4 p.m. Some 200 persons Ovaline Fish and Mrs. Perry 4 bedrooms by the Japanese Hierarchy three the Western Chemical depot, are expected to attend the family, Fetz Andreoli, class of 1930, Wctb Planning— One of the nicest in arrangement for a years ago. Tooele, Utah, for the past three picnic. The group will make a visit guests at the capping exercises True family home—24 f t living room weeks. He formerly served at the Re-Modeling ful! dining room, four ftreplaces, fi^l to the shrine and Benediction will last Sunday. Also present was Mrs. basement, gas heat, one-car garage. Rocky Mountain arsenal. be given. This will be the second Pauline Peters Sanders, class -of Estimates $11,600. Born in Denver April 25, 1930, parish picnic to be held on the 30, who witnessed the capping of A t No Obligation 760 CLAYTON Dr. F. A. Smith Rose attended Elmwood school parish grounds. Last week St. her daughter, Georgia Sanders. Attractive, thatched roof Englii i ImcmlCosts and West high school. He enlisted Louis’ parish in Englewood spon bungalow. Cathedral ceiling liviu i Miss Chlecq, junior student, is TA. 7576 room. 2 bedrooms, 2 ^ hatha. Bixcellei t Optometrist April 2, 1948, and received his sored a pilgrimage and held a fam recovering from an appendectomy, kitchen with nook. Full finished baa< - CAN Bi RIOUCID basic training at Fort Ord, Calif. ily picnic on the grounds. performed Sunday evening. ment A diatinctive.home. Eyes Examined * Visual Care Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Members of the Guards of 1110 ELM Dorothy Biddle of 500 W. Ninth Mrs. Norma Bloom, R.N., direc BOREN Lourdes club will hold an important tor of practical nursing program, 2 bedroom ranch type home, exeeliert Individually Styled Glasses avenue; his stepfather, Charles construction. I*arge yard. Carpeting. BY TH I O iU t ^ e ^ meeting Monday night, Aug. 8, at has returned from a month’s va Transfer &rStorage Venetian blinds. Bayer may iMUn^ Biddle; and a brother, Jesse, also 8 o’clock. Owing to other parish ac of the home; a stepbrother, Ron cation of fishing and camping with Moving Storing large 44^/, loan. tivities, the Guards have not met her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Piano Moviny-Baggage Storing CARTWRIGHT REALTY] Ford Optical Co. ald Biddle; a stepsister, Mrs. Viv for some months. It is necessary Bloom of Placeville, Calif. FUTURE MEED PLAN ian Hill; grandmother, Nellie C. that they meet at this time. Wood- 616 E. 17th Ave. MA. 2867 COMPANY j 1538 Broadway Rhodes; two aunts, Mable Frey row Wilson a.sks all members to 219 Midland Sax. Bldx. KE. 43^ and Verna Rhodes; an uncle, John attend if possible. TAbor 1295 Rhodes; and a cousin, Shirley Members of the Rocks of LADY OF LOURDES Rhodes, all of Denver. Lourdes who are now working on PARISH the barbecue pit began making Onr Cliant Wanta 2 *r 3 bedroom hoe^ park benches for the parish. The CARY’S In oar pariab. If yon *ra looking for 5 2 Yman cppwitm FAIRMOUNT C0nft0ry | work on the benches began last 1500 S. BROADWAY Qnick Salo — Call Monday evening. When completed, SH. 1749 they will be used on the parish ; We Pay Cash ; O’Neal & Son grounds. W. alM ban IwaitKil a n 3 bMrate C. WOODROW JACKSON i ! R M The new series of Offertory en la 3t Vlauat 4. Pail'i farlib fw ula. Superviior, Advisory Dept. velopes for the parish were avail ^ For Used Furniture able last Sunday. Members of the DO YOUR FLOORi$ parish can secure their packages F ’ and LOOK SHABBY? I after the Masses next Sunday, ^ MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Aug. 7. For the Finest in | ^ r S 4914 RA i4za Sanding & Finishing To Resume Publication TR6VINO y irCR EVERIIU TILL 9 M . CALL GL. 7453 j Hong Kong.—The China Mis National Floor Service sionary, published monthly at Shanghai before that city’s con Mortuary quest by the Reds, will resume JERRY BREEN American Pennant OBTDQBtli publication hi Hong Kong at the PHONE PE. 0013 Mfg. Co. request of the Papal Intemuncia- Alameda at Logan NEW LOCATION F LETTERING AND DECORATING i ^ ture.’ y or ALL ATHLETIC UNIFORMS | ' SIXTEENTH AT BOULDER • SPEER AT SHERMAN 1004 ISth St. y CHENILLE LETTERS. EMBLEMS < DESIGNERS — BUILDERS * • *SEND FOR FREE INFORMATION TOOAYI* • • NOW OPEN y AND MONOGRAMS ! < MONUMENTS — MAUSOLEUMS Beautiful Services Ft*4 I**h SL. Foetlaa Bnlldlng. EE SSsj ^ ‘ OLINGER MORTUARIES HEADSTONES We Can Duplicate the Marker on Your Lot At Costs Any Family CHETKEirfABS 16Hi «t Boulder • Denver It, Coler,de Can Afford Also Sightseeing Trips • . Fleeu 9’ive me, without obligetion, complete Inlemetion ebeut I MEMORIALS ERECTED ANYWHER! | ED DUNDON T A - 2 2 3 3 the meney-uving Olinger Future Need Plen. fiEO. P. HACKETHAL • Convenient Terms • Design Service I NAML WE HAVE MOVED ADDRESSi. Cemetery 2990 So. Broaziway FUNERAL DIREfn'OB EA 8170 P.O. Box 58 , ,8 -. 2206 East Colfax at Gaylord ABEGG-FELLOWS Printing Co. Oj»o 80Bil«jr»— 12 u I PM. S*Jn»et 1-2606 do not hiv# MT«nU bothering mt jroor door. EAst 1867 1454 Welton in Rear • Denver • KE. 4054 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talaphont, KEyttone 4205 Thursday, August 4, 1949 Offiea, 938 Bannock Streot PAGE ELEVEIi The Denver Catholic Register America - Fairyland? The Record By Rev. Donal O’Mahony, S.S.C. By Rev. J ames B. Hamblin Pr»« M O R G A N , lEIBMAN & HICKEY INSURANCE SINCE IS97 Pride in Our ALL UNES OP INSURANCE PERSONAL SERVICE G«s and Etaetrl* Bids. 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Vice Pm . 1236 Arapahoe St Oeavev, Gdo. j 1 KAGE TWELVE Office, 938 B( :k Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, 'August 4, 1949 Recommended Firms Franciscan-Dominican Visif Clennan Family HNS Slates Aug. 4 Meet for AUTO Set for Feast of St. Dominic Gives SanctuaryAt St. Vincent's Parish (St. Vineant d* Paul’s Parish, Guests were Mrs. Donald Win (St. Dominlc'e Parith, Denver) Danvar) ters, Mrs. Robert Hill, Mrs. Joseph SERVICE The traditional interchange of visits between the Fran visitor to the rectory. Father Chimes to Parish Georges is editor-in-chief of the The monthly meeting of the E. January, and Miss Barbara Ter ciscans anfthe Dominicans is taking place Thursday, Aug, 4, Torch magazine, the official pub (Christ the King Parith, Denver) Holy Name society will be held in Har. the Feast of St. Dominic, founder of the order that bears his lication of the Third Order of Christ the Ring parish has been the school hall on Wednesday, The club will resume regular Aug. 10, at 8 p.m. After the meet name. The Franciscan Fathers from St. Elizabeth’s parish St. Dominic, and also promoter of presented with a set of sanctuary meetings later in the fall. the cause for canonization of ing the members of the picnic are conducting the services in St, Dominic’s church, with chimes by Mr. and Mrs. Howard committee will make final arrange Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Bums Buckley Bros. Motors a Solemn Mass at 8 o’clock. These Blessed Martin de Porres. Father Clennan. recently had as their guests Sister Georges and the Very Rev. Peter ments for the Pinochle club picnic Franciscans will also preside dur the Rev. Leo C. Gainor, O.P., and Mrs. Joe Kavanaugh is the fifth to be held at Genesee park on Sun St. Charles of the order of Good Soles - STUDEBAKJBR - S erv ic e ing the community exercises and the sermon will be delivered by O’Brien, the pastor, were class Shepherd nuns of Dubuque, la.; mates in Washington. member of the Altax and Rosary day, Aug. 14. All men of the par AUTO REPAIRING ON ALL MAKE CARS A TRUCKS at the evening meal in the re the Rev. John W. Sherman, O.P. society to take out a life member ish are invited to attend this meet Mr. and Mrs. John D. Sullivan, Mr. BZPEXT BODY AND PENDEB WORE — QDALITT PAINTING fectory. Neighboring pastors have The usual novena prayers to the Two Dominican priests from Chi ship. ing. and Mrs. Robert Moran, and their jrntAM CLEANINO — WASHINO — LUBRICATION SKRVICB been invited to join the two re Infant of Prague, Our Lady of Fa cago, ni., are helping with the par children, Michael and Regina, all tima, Blessed Martin, and Mother ish work in August as Fathers Jo The sanctuary lights in the The women of the Altar and from Wichita Falls, Tex. 660 So. Broadway — Now Location — RA. 2826 ligious groups at the evening meal. church and chapel have been do Rosary society will receive Holy The cuatom of the sons of St. Cabrini will be said in the hour. seph Forquer and John Dering are Sister St. Charles and Mrs. Sul Confesaions will be heard Thurs away. They are the Rev. John W. nated by Mr, and Mrs. Harold Low- Communion in a body in the 8 Francis and St. Dominic formally rey for July? Miss Frances Vogl, o’clock Mass on Sunday, Aug. 7, livan are sisters of Mr. Bums. I Announcing the appointment of visiting each others’ monasteries day afternoon and evening in Sheiroan, O.P,, from the house of preparation for the first Frididay. studies. River Forest, 111., and August: Misses Estella and Eliza Frank Garland, who was in an on the feast day of their respective beth Murphy, September; Mrs. founders is of long standing. It whose home is in Dayton, 0.; and auto accident in New Mexico last ABLES MOTOR COMPANY Fatima Devotion* the Rev. Chester A. Myers, O.P,, John J. Campbell, October; Mrs. week, received a compound frac dates to the time in the 13th cen J. R. Plank, November; and Miss “Another Friendly, Modem Center for tury when the two founders met Saturday, Aug. 6, the monthly professor of languages, Fenwick ture of the hip and head injuries. devotion* of the first Satur high school, Oak Park, 111. Father Jan e tte Murphy, December. Those It is expected he will be able to be PACKARD Sales and Service” in Rome while seeking approval wishing to participate in this work of their orders. Francis and Dom day will be held in honor of Our Myers’ home is in Braddock, Pa., moved to Denver within a week. Specialised Automotive Service . . . Texaco Gas & Oils Lady of Fatima. The 7 o’clock are asked to contact the Rev. John Mrs. Claire Marker is in Mercy inic recognized one another with “the city of vocations,’’ especially R. Scannell at the rectory. 3520 E. Colfax at Monroe — FR. 2761 out formal introduction, and the Mas* will be a Dialogue Maes, to the sisterhoods. Father Myers, hospital recovering from an oper friendship thus begun has contin said on the Ro*ary altar. Spe himself, has a sister, Sister Adrian Plans for the dedication of the ation. ued through the many centuries. cial devotional prayers will be Marie of the Dominican nuns, church and school Aug. 18 arc prac Billy Lehman had an emergency said after both the 7 and 8 tically complete. The sidewalks are An impetus was given to the stationed at the Blessed Martin’s operation on Monday. He is in St. o’clock Masses, consisting of the Colored mission, Amarillo, Tex. being laid this week. Volunteers Anthony’s hospital. custom in the late 13th century, Fatime Rosary and consecration frorn the Men’s club have finished when two great sainta of the two The Rev, R. A. Kilbridge, O.P., The Mother Cabrini circle will Eggers Standard Service to the Immaculate Heart of who assisted in the parish in July setting up the desks, waxing the orders were contemporaries and Mary. floors, etc., and the class rooms meet on Thursday at 1 o’clock HENRY EGGERS, Prop. close friends, St. Thomas A fin a s has returned to the house of stud in the home of Mrs. Mary Mahon, Visiting Priests ies, River Forest, 111. He will re are now finished and ready for the of the Dominicans and S t Bona- opening of school in September. 960 S. York street Luncheon will Moke Your Car Washing Steam Clean venture of the Franciscans. They The Rev. Norbert Georges, O.P.. ceive his permanent assignment be served in the garden. New York city, N. Y., was a recent this month to his future work. Baptized Sunday by the Rev. have since become Doctors of the George R. Evans were Anita At a luncheon given on July 19, Complete Motor Service Church. Their intimate friendship Diane and Suzanne Marie, infant Mrs. William Ter Her entertained Run Like New! paralleled in intensity that of the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Robert the Little Flower circle at the two founders and permanently Registration Dates Slated 1900 Champa St. GHerry 9607 E. Kenney of 1160 Birch street. home of her daughter, Mrs. Ro A guaranteed factory re fixed the custom of the inter Sponsors for Anita Diane were bert Clark, in Lakewood. change of visits. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Watson; Gifts for high bridge scores built engine installed in The Dominican Fathers will re For 2 Holy Family Schools and for Suzanne Marie, William were3 givenjtogI3 Mrs. George Bader, your car, by us or your turn the visit of the Franciscans E. Grannell and Mrs. Robert E. and Mrs. Harold 0. Hil when they • go to St. Elizabeth’s (Holy Family Parish, Denver) Lorraine Marie Gieenwalt, infant Registration for the grade daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Watson. Father Evans is an old favorite garage, for as Tuesday, Oct. 4, the Feast of St. schoolmate of Mr. Kenney. RAD IO $ilERVl€E Francis. This custm of inter school will take place Saturday, Greenwalt, with Daniel Collins little as $7.00 monthly. change of formal visits is observed Aug. 27, and for the high school and Lois Foley as sponsors; Caro Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goetz of A Complete Service for Car or Home Radioe throughout the Christian world Monday, Aug. 29. lyn Ann Malik, infant daughter of Omaha, Neb., who have been visit Mr. and Mrs. John Malik, with Jo ing Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Lamberty, P e WUl Serve roit Rest wherever the two orders have The class of 1948 held a re foundations in the same cities. union and dinner at Elitch’s seph Heit and Rose Heit as spon have returned to their home. Mrs. DENVER ENGINE Gardens Aug. 3. Fathers William sors; Robert LeRoy Torres, infant Goetz is a sister of Mrs. Lamberty. Triduum Starts son of Mr. and Mrs. John Torre^, JAMES MOTOR CO. The triduum in honor of St. H. Jones and Joseph Kooatz were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis and the guests of honor. with Benedict Zerr and Mary children have returned from a two REBUILDING AND Dominic opened Monday evening, Katherine Zerr as sponsors; and 1278 Lincoln Dodge £ Plymouth Sole* A Service KE. 8221 with Rosary, Litany, and Benedic Masses on first Friday, Aug. 5, weeks’ motor trip through North William Joseph Young, infant son ern Minnesota. They visited rela tion. It closed Wednesday evening, will be offered at 6, 7, and 8 of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Young, SUPPLY CO. the eve of the Feast of S t Dom 9’clock. tives in Minneapolis. who had Bernard Woodman and Our Lady of Fatima circle will VIC HEBERT INC. inic. The services were conducted Members of St. Lawrence’s cir Ruth Woodman as sponsors. 965 Broadway NATIONAL AUTO BODY & RADIATOR CO. by the Rev. J. W. Sherman, O.P., cle were hostesses for a dessert have charge of the altar linens the opening evening, and by the luncheon and games party Aug. Mmes C. J. Lovelace and D. L. for the month of August. 3660 Downing FRANK J. NA8TLEY, Umber St Prude de Selee Pedeb AComa 4811 Very Rev. Peter O’Brien, O.P., 2 in the school hall. Manes will care for the altars Mass Aug. 5, the first Friday, Sine* l i l t RADIATORS, BODIES, HOODS AND FENDERS Tuesday evening. The closing exer Baptized in the week were Aug. 6. will be said at 6:46 o'clock. REPAIRED AND MANUFACTURED cises Wednesday evening were con Repeiring Wreck* a Specialty Qaality Painting ducted by the Rev, Leo C. Gainor, Phone TA. 2918 12 E. 8th Ave O.P, First Friday Devotion* First Friday devotions will be held Aug. 5. Masses will be at This is the third of several advertisements by Public Service Company to GUARANTEED REPAIR WORK 6:30, with distribution of Com inform taxpayers and electric consumers of its position with respect to munion before the Mass, and at ON ALL MAKE CARS 7 and 8 o’clock. In the evening, power from the Colorado-Big Thompson Project. Only Skilled Mechaniei Work on Your Car the Holy Hour will be held from 7:30 to 8:30. Exposition of the Complete Overhaul and Tnne-lJp Blessed Sacrament will be by the Brake Relining - Electric Service Very Rev. Peter O’Brien, O.P. Easy Terms — No Red Tape The prayers will be said by Da¥e Staab Auto Service + + + that Every Taxpayer and Every ^2725 W. 29th Avei at Speer GE. 0505 'EXPERT 3rd Order Plans FACTS Electric Consumer Should Know AUTO REPAIR LETnaHtcumtHdta All Makes PARTS Eaiy Time Paymenta REPAIRYDURCARSIRVKF Recollection Day NorHiweslemAnloCo. PUBLIC SERVICE C O M P A N Y B4D Broadway TAbor 6201 t Nederland The ^ Third Order of St. Dominic will hold a day of recol- OFFERS TO COOPERATE laction at St. Rita's chapel, M&M COOLING SYSTEM And Nederland, Sunday, Aug, 21. RADIATOR WORKS This is the third annual pilgrim Public Service Company of Colorado has proposed ect Congress was told when it approved the Prefect in R edU ton RemoTed from Car u d BRAKE SERVICE age to St. Rita’s chapel by the 14 Yon Experlime e Rodin Eiilpaeet Repleced Third Order. The exercises will Cleeplai — Roddinc Reeorina a plan to transmit Big Thompson power over its existing 1937, the c»st would be $43,800,000. Now, this cost is Repairing Myers Radiator & Brake bo conducted by the Very Rev. 947 Bannock (Rear) KE. 2805 Raphael Burke, O.P. estimated by the Bureau ert $144,581,000, an increase of n r a t Door N. of V.F.W. Bldg.. Shop Transportation will be furnished transmission system in Northern CJolorado and to con tth end Spoor 1512 W. Alameda PEarl 6710 by chartered bus and by private $100,000,000 or 250%, while construction costs have in automobile. Departure will be struct any needed facilities at its own expense to inter from St. Dominic’s church, 29th Your Friendly 24-Honr Service and Federal, about 8 a.m. Re- connect the project with the Company's transmission creased only 123%. This atuotion naturally colls for treatants will receive Holy Com munion at 7:15 a.m., before the system at ValmonL Using existing facilities will cer every possible economy. HARRY'S T E X A C O S lR V IC l Rosary altar. Breakfast will be HARRY F l e m in g . Proprietor served in the church auditorium tainly make the overall cost of Project power cheaper TiXAC# nd riiESTDiiE PiuDUCT* SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK prior to departure. LUBIICATIO* tat W U N IIB TABOR 9222 Spiritual exercises for the day than building duplicating transmission lines by the Big Thompson Power Cannot Be Cheop Power will start upon arrival at Neder land, about 10 o’clock, with Mass Bureau. This $100,000,000 increase alone is more than 80% in St. Rita’s chapel. This will be followed by one morning and two afternoon conferences by Father of the total investment in all the electric facilities of all Burke. The Little Office of the Taxpayers Con Save $4,634,000 McCarty-Batterton Blessed Virgin will be said during the electric oompxmies, municipalities and REA's in the the day, as well as the 16 decades of the Rosary. The day will close The Bureau of Reclamation plans to spend approxi entire state of Colorado at the beginning of 1948. fhis in with the Papal Blessing and Bene Lincoln-Mercury Dealer diction at 4 o’clock, so that the mately $17,000,000 taxpayers’ money for transmission cludes all power plants, transmission lines, distribution retreatants may be back at St. I Dominic's by 6 o’clock. facilities in connection with the Big Thompson Project facilities and general projDerty serving more than 337,- Already many reservations have Sales' Service - Parts been obtained, particularly from 000 electric customers. f the St. Dominic parish. An of This can be reduced $4,634,000 without affecting the fering of 33 will cover all ex penses, including bus transporta operating efficiency of the Project through the plan pro Fine Used Cars tion, breakfast, ice cream, cake, Tax-Free Competition Against Toxpoying and coffee at noon, to supplement posed by the Public Service Company of Colorado. 1700 E. Colfax the box lunches retreatants may bring with them. The accommoda Business Denver, Colo. tions for transportation by bus will be limited to the capacity of Neorly $10,000,000 Avoifoble for The Bureau of Reclamation does not pay cary local, one bus. Private automobile trans HE. 4221 portation is optional. Registration dty, county or state taxes on its facilities and is also sKould be made as soon as po Additional Irrigation Projects sible by calling Mrs. Bernard Pilz exempt from federol cmd state income tcoces. More than (Glenwood 3906), or Miss Edna In addition to saving this needless waste of $4,634,- Farrell (Glenwood 3066). 20c of every dollar received for electric service by the 000, the Company plan will increase the income avail Public Service Company of Colorado goes directly to able for repoymerit of the cost of the Project by approxi HOe-TRACKINfi" pay taxes supporting the above governmental units. mately $197,000 annually c«r $9,850,000 over the 50-year This amounted to on overage erf 4.11 mills for every In o puppy - irs cuni period of repayment In your cor - IT*S UNSAHI kilowatt hour of electricity sold in 1948. •AUTOMOTIYE When the government constructs electric lines, they A bent twwing, ed* or from* cen caw* SERVICE Economy Vital to Assure Future your car to deg.fmck.Ye*. H b vn. increase the tax burden but add nothing to the tax base. (efe, but H can be promptly and »e- Visit Dtnver'e Reclomotinon Appeopriotions When the Company <3onstnK:ts such lines, they cost the egretely eerrected wHb MERRia'i LEADING SERVICE patented equipment. Any symptom of taxpayers nothing, but increase the hcoe for cA taxing bed alignment—dummying, wandering, CENTER This $4,634,000 is only a port of the $100,000,000 es exeaaivv tire wear or tlo^dracllRg Whore You Get timated increase in the cost of the Big Thompson Proj- units. •fteidd get Immediate attention. Havn Quality at a your terviee men tend year car to MERRILL'*. Fait Price I Thu is our 21st year Open Eve- Auomie A snAWNiMiie ^ nings ’tiO 9 Beclronk WIEU BAUUKIMO >Ha£IIA1 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO fPERRilL axle & wheel service 1230 LINCOLN • CHerry 5581 JPHONI aIROADWAY•DINVIR Tftundoy, August 4, 1949 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystene 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN D r. D. C. W erthm an Nocturnal Adoration Welby Parish Altar Society in Littleton and Associate DORAN St. Philomena's DentistM HATTERS' PLATES **B«t BM*D The Public Service Company of Colorado mediote moricet for oR such power and Dedication Mass wholeheartedly supports true reclamation. thereby provide the necessary steam MAY REALTY Water is one of Colorado's most precious nat standby. Officers Named (Mother of God Pariih, Denver) ural resources ond must be efficiently conserved The officers of the Solemn Mass REALTOR 4— To use Its focllities to deliver and **firm Tuesday, Aug. 16, the day of dedi and developed. The Company also favors the cation, will be the Rt. Rev. Mon- INSURANCE ■ LOANS' generation of electric power in connection with np” Big Thompson power to certain ex sigmor Gregory Smith, celebrant; the Very Rev, Walter multi-Durpose projects where it is economically isting enstomers in the vicinity of the Canavan, deacon; and th e Rev. Ute Theater Bldg. John Moran, subdeacon. The Veiy feasib le. project entitled to priority. Rev. Harry Smith, C.SS.R., will Colorado Springs, Colo. preach. Chaplains to the A r c h- MAIN 1898 ■, bishop will be the Rev, William If) the interest of reclamation this Company 5— To construct at its own expense what Mulcahy and the Rev. Edward Leyden. hns a long record of co-operation with the ever transmission lines are necessary to The Altar and Rosary society “1/ Your Needs Are Electrical will hold its monthly meeting Au The firms listed here de Bureau of Reclamation. Its policy In connection brina Big Thompson power into its gust 8 in the basement of the serve to be remembered CaU Main 9S9" church. WmiKO—FIXTURES AND RZPAmS with Riq Thompson power is practical and con* system. The Conoco gas station across when you are distributing the street from the church has of your patronage in the dif Berwick Electric. Co. structive. J. D. BXBWICK fered its parking facilities to parr ferent lines of business. 6— To co-ordinate the operation of Its ishioners attending services. More Colorado Sprtnci, Colorado than a dozen cars can be accom steam plants with the project so os to modated. company h ready, able and willing: Robert Lynch of the Register, WILLIAM G. GRAROR prodMce the moximom omeont of firm his wife, and child are now living The Murray Drug Co. at 495 Logan street Mr. and Mrs. “Superior Service Stores” Optometrist 1— ^Te |Mirciiq«€ any and oN power, botli power. Robert Kiger, formerly of the same taddress, have moved to their new Main Stora Phone Main 144 U l North ToJod Bt. firm and dump, made available to it home in Tinytown. Main Stora — IS Nortb Tojen Bt. PHONB MAIN M O The maximum benefits of the CoIorodo-BTg Patricia Graves, daughter of Mr. Nutb Star. — tU North Tojoa Bt. COLORADO SPRINGS. COUX from the Colorado-Big Thompson Proj and Mrs. Lynus Graves, was mar Thompson Proiect can be oained only by close ried to Charles Pedersen on Aug. ect ot a cost not exceeding the cost to 1. Because of the illness of the Gel Baur*s ( of Denver) PETE BEROI\I co-ordination in ti’e operation of the hydro-elec bride’s mother, special permission Candy and Ice Cream at the Compony of generating equivalent was obtained to have the wedding FURIVrmRE SHOP tric plonts of the Bureou ond the steam aenerot- CPHOLSTERINa energy. in the parental home. Johnsoii'Eiiglish RE.DPB0L8TERIN0 AND A generous donation toward REPAIRINO mg plonts of the ^omoony. Co-ooeration ond the parish has been received from Slip C ovtn and Draporloo Drag Go. Hod. to Ordor co-ordination will ( I ) produce the moximom Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fellows. 2— To pass on to electric enstomers, nnder Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Conrad and LENTHERIC ToUetriea Fomitare Hade to Order amounts of firm electric power, (2) moke ovoil- family have returned from their rojoa at BUoa 8C ItM n i S. Caacodo Ato. Uoln SM* supervision of local regulatory authori trip to the West coast. ties. any sovhiqs thot may resnlt from oble moximom peokino copocity, (3) ossure The new pews have been in The Heyse Sheet stalled in tee church, as has the confessional. A beautiful set of Metal and Roofing the porchose of Big Thompson power. complete iftilizotion of dump or secondary INCORPORATED Gothic Deltex stations of the cross BEATING ROOFUta power from vrhotever water is ovoiloble, and by Daprato have been ordered, and ENTERPRISE TENT 8BEET METAL it is hoped that it will arrive in S2* 80. NEVADA To cnitofl its steam power generation to (4) ossure the maximum net power revenues for time for the dedication. AND AWNING CO. Phono: Bloin 6SZ PH. 1264. Eit. ISIS the extM t nectssofy to provide on im- fKe repoyment of the cost of the Project. Fr. Houser to Spook On Jesuits' Program HEIDELBERG'S The Rev. William F. Houser, CLCiTHESG S.J., procurator and treasurer of Men’s Furnishings Regis college, Denver, will be the speaker on the Sacred Heart ra 10 NORTH TEJON ST. dio. progrram to be broadcast at I 12:30 Sunday. Aug. 7, over sta tion KMYR. Father Houser will speak on COHPLUIKNTB OP “Jesus Wept Over Jerusalem." A OLSON & BENBOW P ilic Service Pompany of Morado special program of recorded music O t N l p I will be heard with the Regis col PLBG. & RTG. CO. lege Glee club furnishing the open Q/yiol^s*S'ne. ing and closing selections. 116 North Weber Su The Rev. J. Clement Ryan, S J TeL Main S066 is director of the program. i PAGE FOURTEEN Offlc*, 938 8i ;k StrMf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, August 4, 1949! Scenes at Dedication of Beautiful New St. Charles' Church in Stratton Spaghetti Dinner to Open | ‘'W I Mt. Carmel Parish Bazaal* (Onr Ladjr of Mt. Carmel Pariah, and Mrs. Rocco Bova, with Dopi- Denver) inic and Mary Nocera as sponsors; An Italian spaghetti dinner will Lawrence Michael, son of Mr. ajid open the 18th annual school bazaar Mrs. Leonard LaGuardia, wfth Thursday evening at 5. The dinner Fred Orino and Lucille LaGuardia will be served in the Mt. Carmel as sponsors; David Roy, son of li|r. Society hall, 3517 Navajo street, and Mrs. Roy Perry, with Michi|el from 5 to 8 p.m. at $1 per plate.'The Tricarico and Marie Ruscio ‘lua four nights of entertainment will sponsors; Mary Jane, daughter jof clo.se Sunday, Aug. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Domio, with The St. Bernadette Study club Roxy and Mary Guida as sponsors; announces that the annual retreat Michael Franklin,------, . son...... of Mr... ahd at El Pomar,. Colorado Springs, Mrs. Edward Camp, with Donald, will be held Aug. 26, 27, and 28. Camp. and------Mary------Edwards---- as„,jQn' spon- The retreat is open to all women sors; Anthony Carl, son of Mr. ajid of the parish. Those desiring to Mrs. James Capillupo, with V inv^t attend should call Mrs. Nettie and Evelyn Gagliardi as sponsors; Borelli, chairman, DExter 0868f Rocco Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. or Mrs. Louise Smart, co-chairn?an, R. J. Rofrano, with Frank Garqia as in the past. The retreatants will and Mary Fellows as sponsoifs; assemble in front of the church Charles Martin, son of Mr. ahd Aug. 26 at 1 p.m. and will return Mrs. Isador Chavez, with Margin Sunday evening, Aug. 28, about Mijares and Nellie Valencio laS 9:30 o’clock. sponsors; Alvin Michael, son jof Chimes for Altar Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Zarlengo, with Robert and Mary Bernenzoni las Are Purchased sponsors. I The new altar chimes have been o purcha.sed from the surplus money On Tuesday of this week, Ae donated toward the new statue of St. Philomena club met in tne Our Sorrowful Mother now stand home of Mrs. Lena Sutley, 34^8 ing in the garden and through the Navajo street, for a special ses generosity of Mr. and Mrs. Roxie Carbone. sion. Mrs. Sutley was awarded t^ie honor prize and the gift was do Friday is the first Friday of the nated by Mrs. Clara Franca. month. Usual devotions in honor of the Sacred Heart will be held. Communion will be distributed, at ^5:40 Friday morning as well as in FISHERMEN all Masses. FELT SOLES The following have been bap tized: Janet Norah, daughter of Vulcanized Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tricarico, ROY SYSTEM, INC. % with Daniel and Mary Carbone as 26 Broadway SPruce 416 sponsors; Frances, daughter of Mr. A aide view of the new St. Cbarlea church in Stratton, which was The beautiful altar of the new church it shown at the lower dedicated Thursday, July 28, it shown at upper left. At upper right left. The officers of the Mass are, left to right, the Rev. Timothy Army Surplus are tome of those who took part in the ceremonies. Left to right Cronin, S.J., cousin of the pastor, subdeacon; the Rev. George L. SAVE AND are the Rt. Rev. Montignor Gregory Smith, pastor of St. Francis de Sales’ parish, Denver; Archhishop Urban J. Vehr, the Rev. Francis Weibel, native son of the parish, master of ceremonies; the Rev. ^Colorful Colorado — Playground of Amelia^\ J. Brady of Holyoke, Montignor Bernard J. Cullen, Assistant Edward Dinan, pastor, celebrant; and the Rev. Charles Salmon, as Cnmp Supplies Chancellor, who was matter of ceremonies to the Archbishop; and sistant pastor, deacon. Archbishop Vehr is shown in the picture at the Rev. A. C. Kieffer of Cheyenne Wells, former pastor in Stratton, DOUGH! Rec. Army lower right speaking to the congregation.-^(Photos by Pat Coffey) who delivered the sermon...... 1 . 9 8 3 . 9 5 SWING VOURPflRTIIER!: C A ll New 7 1 7 Wall TenU, "i O QCv + + + + + + + + Waterproofeil. comp...... ARAPAHOE New Armr Surpltu Kapok O Q Q Life Preterverg ...... SQUARE DANCE New 16 z 16 Green Army Cleaners & Dyers Waterproofed Squad Tenta ... ’* ’* * L '” Wednesday and Rm . Arm, 1*Q6» Church Is Packed for Dedication 2162 Arap. KE. 8341 Raincoat, ______X . a U Saturday Nites Rec. Wool Blanket Mummy Sleepinr Bafs. with new ^ Perfect fun for all agei in the "TS9! water-repellant cover Congregation Almost Equals Population of Town fineit Western atmosphere. Rec. Army McClellan 7 QfC Saddle* ______* ROLLER SKATING HOSPITAL Rec. Army O QBC Thirty-two clergymen attended the blessing July 28 of through a loudspeaker, but where Father Kieffer, for several years, Wool Blanket^ ...... O .C F tR Every Day Except the new St. Charles church in Stratton (160 miles east of Den whimpering of the little ones can beginning in 1914, was pastor at EQUIPMENT New 7x9 Umbrella Tenta, Stratton, and in his sermon at the Wed. and Sat. 4 waterproofed, with floor, 3 4 .5 0 ver) and the lay attendance was so large as almost to equal not penetrate to the church. The the entire population of the city. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr dedicatory Mass on July 28 he New Araiy A Q Q interior painting and light fixtures told many interesting facts about Canraa Foldinz Cota ...... of Denver dedicated the church and then presided at Solemn 1 floapual >. • Institutional are excellent The sanctuary is the early history of the parish. Mass, with the following officers: Wheel Chairs • Dish Trucki A eomplete line of tents and Precious Blood of the artistic and roomy. The visiting He praised Father Dinan and ELDORADO SPRINGS Celebrant, the Rev. Edward F. Father Salmon for the deep Wheel Stretchers • Traf campinn supplies. Write for O’Fallon (Mo.) mother-house who priests were^amazed at the beauty Trucks • Inhalaton free, catalogue. Dinan, pastor of the new church; teach in the school and who, he spiritual note they have struck “The Family Resort*' In.strument Tables deacon, the Rev. Charles Salmon, said, had seriously sacrificed them of the structure. in their parochial work, and com SWIMMING FROM 10 TO 10 DAILY Electric Food Conveyors assistant pastor; subdeacon, the selves in difficult years to remain The parish for a long time had mented on the deepening devotion Denver Army Store Rev. Timothy Cronin, S.J., newly to the Blessed Virgin that is mani Casters a Industrial ‘I^cka at this work. a serious financial struggle, but Corner ISth & Larimer Sta. ordained, a cousin of Father Among Most Beautiful fest in the Catholic world today. ARMSTRONG Dinan. Other officials at the Mass under Father Dinan’s guidance it were the Rev. Andrew E. Warwick Churches in Colorado has raised enough for the new CASTER COe The new church is one of the Clerics Risk Censure 828 14TB ST. Tb« firmi listtd htre d«Mrvt to of Julesburg, the Rev. John Stein of $130,000 church (building and fur be remembn’ed wh*n you «r« dit* Cheyenne Wells, the Rev. George most beautiful in Colorado. It is To Please Prague Reds built of a specially strengthened nishings) so that there is a debt of TAbor 4692 tributinf your potronofo to the dif- L. Weibel of the Pontifical College only about $10,000, which the Prague.—Despite the Church’s ESTES PARK fereot line* of butinets. Josephinium, Ohio, and the Rev. cement and cinder block, cased with fine looking bricks, and it is a people are confident will soon dis denunciation of the government- John Canjar of Denver; chaplains appear. In addition to this work, to the Archbishop at the throne, splendid architectural specimen, backed fake Catholic Action . **Playground of the Nation^* the finest building in town. Stand Father Dinan ha.s erected a roomy the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory new rectory in Burlington, a mis “front,” Father Jan Mara spoke Smith of Denver and the Rev. ing on a slight elevation above the at a “pilgrimage” sponsored by street, it has no entrance steps, sion, and has so developed the AURORA Francis J. Brady of Holyoke; mas Flagler mission that it is certain the schismatic group. The unfor ter of ceremonies at the throne, but is reached by a gently sloping The firms listed here de Get to Know { pavement, and one goes immedi it will some day be a parish. Bur tunate cleric, who has ignored the Very Rev. Monsignfior Bernard lington is slated to get a resident serve to be remembered LEE ! J. Cullen, Denver. Several Monai- ately into the church. There are orders to submit his writings and many thoroughly modern touches, pastor as soon as the Archbishop The Druggist J NEW FASHION gnors, including the Rt. Rev. can spare a priest. Archbishop speeches to the Archbishop of when you are distributing PURSE BROS. Charles H. Hagus and the Rt.:Rev. such as a crying room for babies Prague for approval, insisted that ESTES PARK DRUG STORf where mothers can look through Vehr blessed the new rectory your patronage in the dif Th* Rcxill Star* Cleaners & Dyers GROCERY & MARKET Achille Sommaruga of Denver, at July 29. it is possible for Catholics “to SSTE8 PABK. COLO. tended. plate glass at services and hear fight for Socialism” and still be ferent lines of business. Lm Ticht, Prop. i JOHN H. JOHNSON GROCERIES — MEATS — FRUITS 1 Offic* P U nt At the dinner held in the school loyal members of the Church, and I VEGETABLES criticized the Vatican’s decree SPrace 0«7I IttU Kut Colfax auditorium following the Mass, US E. Alaainl* At*. Aarara SI *7#8 East Colfax Arc. Ph. Aarera 212 against Communism as being the Father Dinan acted as toastmaster Parish Societies to Be opposite of Christianity. Another ‘^ome to Church in the Rockies’* and brief addresses were given by speaker was Abbe Jean Boulier, a the Rev. John Scannell, Denver; leader of the Prog^'essive Christian McConnell's Pharmacy Monsignors Gregory Smith and Hosts to Greeley DCCW Movement in France, which holds Matthew Smith, Denver; thf Rev. that Communism and Christianity The Friendly Drug Store on the Comer FORT COLLINS Clement V. Gallagher. Yuma; the are not incompatible. He has been Rev. Henry Ernst, pastor emeritus THE ALTAR AND ROSARY society and the Eaton Aid notified that he will be suspended Phone 30 Estes Park, Colo, j of the Stratton parish; the Rev. society of St. Peter’s. parish, Greeley, will be hosts to the Greeley after Sept. 14 unless he disavows Deanery Council of Catholic Women in Newman hall at a meeting The firms listed here de Charles Salmon, Stratton; and his extreme Leftist views and VISITORS ARE ALWAYS Archbishop Vehr. Father Alphonse Aug. 9 at 10 a.m. Monsignor B. J. Froegel will give the invocation activities. serve to be remembered WELCOME AT C. Kieffer of Cheyenne Wells and welcome. The Rev. George R. Evans of St. Philomena’s parish, Denver, when you are distributing preached at The Mass. Catholic Institute Shows LUMBER SHINN'S PHARMACY Father Dinan in his remarks mil speak on modern literature. Presidents of the affiliates and your patronage in the dif chairmen of committees will give their reports at the morning First Professional Film NORTHERN HOTEL COR. paid tribute to the foresight of session. Mrs. John Murtaugh, president of the ACCW, and Mrs. Complete Line of ferent lines ^ business. Father Henry Ernst, who cleared T. A. Cosgriff, director of the ACCW, also will speak at the meet London.—The first professional PH. 92 F t Collin*. the parish of a heavy debt and left film entirely sponsored by the Cath Building Materials $15,000 in the treasury for, the ing. olic Film Institute, “Crucifers to Flooring • Paint* • H«rdw*ro new church. Father Ernst said FOLLOWING THE MEETING, tea will be served by the Walsingham,” was shown here to la Ft. Collin* on Hiwny* 87 and 287 that the basis of what has been women of the Eaton Aid society, after which Benediction of the more than 30 delegates from 13 accomplished in Stratton is the Blessed Sacrament will be held. Lunch will be served at 1 p.m. in countries who attended the Inter ESTES PARK LUMBER D R Y IN G MOTORS parish school, which was built by the Tea House, 1630 Ninth avenue. national Catholic Film assembly Bnlclc and G.M.C. Spoolaliit* — Sa)a*^and Export Sorvica the late Father Felix Schmitt and Mrs. B. Leo Devlin, president of the deanery, invites all July 28. It is a documentary film CO. Let Vs Porcelainise Yoar Car which was conducted during de affiliates and interested women to attend this meeting. Reservations explaining England’s own Marian G. E. Caiey, Mgr. Phono 48 pression years at terrific sacri can be made with Mrs. S. E. Newman, 1744 Eighth avenue, or shrine in Norfolk, some 100 miles FBEE DELIVKBT Telephona 626 fice. Archbishop Vehr paid a glow with Mrs. Leamon Johnson, 1410 17th street, before Saturday, north of London. Other significant t ing tribute to the Sisters of the Aug. 6. films were shown. ( k j L