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Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation* Blessed Sacrament Parish Clears Debt of $115,500

+ + + + Blessed Sacrament Church tw*! Saved Life, Says S a ilo r community Centerand when com|deted. m e unistiing ( Rosary feet's original plans, as shown below, and the erection of a community center are sch ed ule after the war by the parish, which hat com­ pletely .wiped out a debt of 9113,500 incurr^ in building the pres­ ContenU Copyrighted by the Catholic Preu Society, life. 1944 — Permission to Reproduce, Except on Completion of Church ent portion of the church and the sisters’ convent. Few Survive Articles Otherwise Marked, Given Alter 12 M. Friday Following Issue Explosion of Post-War Projects Ship in War DENVER CATHOLIC Great Expaasioo Made in Pastorale of Fr. Harold V. Gampboll; Late Msgr. J. F. Me- Denver Man Home After Donoogh Was Foandor Stirring Events in REGISTER Parishioners of Blessed Sacrament church, Denver, Navy Service The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We learned this week that they have paid the entire $115,500 Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller debt incurred with the building of the present church in Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. The most important Christmas 1935 and the sisters’ convent in 1941. It was also announc^ gift a Denver sailor asked for is that, as soon as conditions permit, a new community center a rosary. His old one is broken, VOL. XL. No. 10. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, NOV. 9, 1944. $1 PER YEAR building, which will include a gymnasium, meeting rooms, but he will keep it always; for he and classrooms, will be built on the parish grounds. An­ insists that his rosary saved his other project of the post-war era, the Very Rev, Harold V. life when his ship exploded in Campbell, pastor, has declared, is the completion of the battle in the Pacific. There were 7 Letters by Fr. Koch, 0. F. M., church building according to the architect’s original plans. only a few survivors. The serv­ A report of the payment of the debt shows that at least ice man is Roberto Reyes Ortiz, $10,000 has been paid yearly since 1938, and that in 1941, the son of Epifanio and Vita Reyes year in which the sisters’ $40, Describe Pioneer Days in Denver 000 convent was built, $ 22,000 Ortiz of 34 Mariposa street. of the indebtedness was re- 4th Degree K. of C, Sponsor Talks Young Ortiz arrived homo this tired. The year-by-year pay­ week for a visit after sSven anxious to get a cup of coffee but Croghan where I spent so many ment record is as follows: 1936, months in the navy. His wife, Seven letters written in 1896 all at once I became scrupulous, happy hours. $4,000; 1937, $8,000; 1938, $12,- the former Teresa Samo, and and 1897 by the Rev. Francis Men to Tell Orphan Boys for I had sent a Despatch to Den­ Did you get your carpet? How 000; 1939, $10,000; 1940, $10,- their two children live with his Koch, O.F.M., first Franciscan ver that I would say Mass at the much did you make at the raffle? 000; 1941, $22,000; 1942, $15,- parents. The letter to his mother, astor of St. Elizabeth’s church, A week from Sunday we will 600; 1943, $18,000; and 1944, which caused a profound sensa­ Sisters’ chapel in the morning. The g'enver, were sent to the Regieter train man told me: Now it is 12:30 have the feast of the installation $16,000. tion when read in Guadalupe Of Adult Life Problems by the Rev. Adalbert Callahan, a.m.. Eastern Time, but as soon as of the new priests and the 30th church, was sent Oct. 28, before O.F.M., of Paterson, N. J., author we leave the depot we have Colo­ anniversary of my Ordination. Parish Founded of Medieval Francia in Modem rado time which means at 11:30 Father Anselm will then preach his \In 1912 A program to acquaint the boys this program, qualified speakers Am erica^ story of the foundation p.m. So I had to do without coffee. first sermon. All the societies will in Denver Catholic orphanages will address the boys in S t Clara’s of the Franciscan order in the Blessed Sacrament parish was ONE lElR OLD In Denver I had a grand reception march in a body. organized in 1912, when Bishmi Eastern United States. The letters with the problems they will meet and S t Vincent’s orphanages They brought me in a fine carriage Monday, the 31st, we will have N. C. Matz directed Father J. F. were written to a young friend when they leave the institutions monthly, and a similar program With the broadcast of Nov. 6, to our monastery. The people a family feast and reception. McDonough, then an assistant at one full year of the Ask and Learn who later became a Sister of St. treat me with the greatest kind­ Tuesday, the 1st of Sept., 3rd the Cathedral, to begin parochial will be inaugurated this month by may be introduced in the Mullen program was completed over sta­ Joseph. Spiritual advice to the girl ness for they all remember the day of the feast. Grand High activities in the Park Hill district. the local Fourth Degree assembly high school. tion KOA, Denver. The program, fills a large part of some of them. great sacrifices which I had to Mass at St. Anthony’s Hospital which is made up of questions In addition to St. Elizabeth’s The first building was erected in of the Knights of Columbus. Ac­ The first speakers in the series bring when I was here the first and excursion for 70 orphans that 1913 at Montview boulevard and submitted by listeners throughout church, other Catholic institutions cording to the plans of a committee will be Joseph Little, who will give time. The climate is beautifu). We are under the care of our Francis­ Elm street. It served as a tem­ the Western part of the United in pioneer Denver are described, that has been appointed to direct an address to the S t Clara boys Ills let-have always cool nights. Th:Ills let-have can Sisters of our parish. I am porary church and after 1922 as Tuesday, Nov. 14, and Judge Jos­ States, is conducted every Sunday along with comments on current ter is written in St. Anthony’s hos­ already very busy. Now is the evening at 11:15 by the Rev, John events. It is interesting that in one a school as well. The present rec­ eph J. Walsh, who will address the pital which is one of the finest time to build our new church as tory was built in 1923 at a cost of B. Cavanagh and the Rev. Edward the driest speaks of the “ grand boys in S t Vincent’s Wednesday, hospitals in the country. It is 2 everything is very cheap. We will $23,000. In 1928 it was necessary A. Breen, who are among the asso­ timCT after Bryan is elected.” But Nov. 15. Other speakers will be miles from our house, but the have grand times after Bryan is to move the chapel into the base­ Sen. Smith to ciate editors of the Denver Cath­ Bryan never was President, al­ announced later, the committee cable cars are running to the door elected. ment of the school and to remodel olic Regieter. though he was twice a candidate. said. of the institution. It is attended Expecting a long letter, I re­ the second floor of the combination The weekly broadcasts have Father Francis compiled a great by us. main According to Joseph Dryer, chair­ been well received by both Cath­ church and school for classrooms. Have 4th Term man of the Fourth Degree commit­ record as a builder and was one of Truly yours in Chr., The building was also enlarged olics and non-Catholics. The Here we have lovely scenery— tee, the program not only is in­ the truly outstanding pioneer Francis, O.S.F, and modernized. . greater part of the mail, however, priests in Colorado. The letters view of the Rocky Mountains in tended to warn the vouths of the front of the hospital, view to the It was decided in 1934 to build 18 from non-Catholics seeking I were copied by Father Adalbert St. Elizabeth’s Church, In Legislature dangers to faith and morals they the present church, the first unit honest information on the teach­ to follow the original style as lake on the other side. I feel per­ Corner of Curtis, 11th St., will possibly meet when thw leave in a structure that, when com­ ings of the Church. A mailing list nearly as possible. There are a few fectly at home since I met many Denver, Colo., the institutions, but also wifi point pleted, will be one of the most of some 300 names has been built omissions and occasional correc­ old friends. But still I miss very Sefit. 7 [Probably 18961. out the possibilities of professional beautiful Gothic church buildings up of requests from listeners for tions or explanations. Otherwise, much your grand church, your Dear Child: With returns coming in slowly, and business careers. The need of in the West. The cornerstone was printed copies of the programs, to preserve the flavor of the beautiful bells. Denver is a little larger than several Catholic candidates for the education, of close contact with laid by the Most Rev. Urban J. which were sent regularly to those original they are as when first Now write to me soon. I am Croghan. It has 140,000 inhabi Catholic leaders, of vital participa­ Roberto Reyes Ortis Vehr on Sunday, Oct. 28. On Sun­ State Legislature from Denver who asked for them. A corre­ written: anxious to hear from dear old (Turn to Page 6 — Colum n S) tion in the life of the Church will day, Sept. 16, 1935, the new were among the leaders in the spondence course in religion will be he knew he could come home. It be emphasized in the lectures de­ offered these persons through the S t Elizabeth’s Church, church was officially opened for election Nov, 7. Senator Eudochia livered to the boys. Superiors and follows in part, as translated by a Denver, Colo. divine services. On Christmas eve, co-operation of the Archdiocesan Regi*ter stoff member: Bell Smith was re-elected. Strong chaplains in both orphanages have Coniratemityin o f Christian Doc­ Comer Curtis & 11th Str., Sailor Son of Register 1935, it was announced that the in the race for the 15 House pos> welcomed the idea enthusiastically, Dear Mother: [Undated but probably founder.of the. naxiabr Fathac Mc­ trine and Loretto-Heights college. tions were. Clem Crowley, Wifitam it was pointed out. It is believed The largest response to the I am^xiiting you these few circa Aug. 15, 1896.] Donough, had been appointed a A, Lewis,'^ and William Jennings. that the lectures will adequately lines to tell you that I am well, My dear friends: Domestic Prelate by Pope Pius XI. program from a single state is 'F Further behind but still in the supplement the instructions being from California, in most parts of and oh how I hope that you are I had a lovely journey. In Chi­ Monsignor McDonough died shortly first 16 was Donald Lesher. After given as part of the curriculum in all well at home, especially you, Printer is Near which the powerful 50,000-watt cago, Joliet, 111., Omaha. Lincoln, after receiving this honor and the showing early strength, Thomas the institutions, mother, and father. present pastor, the Very Rev. Har­ Denver station is easily heard. Nebraska, I stopped at tne houses Cazer, A. E. .Boggio, and John Members of the Fourth Degree Numerous letters have been re- Mamma, you don’t know how old V. Campbell, was appointed to of Franciscans who treated me Lewis J. Eppich, 27, radioman two sisters. Sister Mary George, Solano were trailing. committee in charge of this work ceived also from certain parts of proud I am that my parents are have charge of the parisn in 1936. royally. Lincoln, the capital city third class, who has been in the a Sister of St Joseph, who is in The re-election of Senator in addition to Mr. Dryer are Canada and from West coast pleased with me, after all the of Nebraska, and birthplace of the U. S. Naval hospital, Seattle, Indianapolis, Ind., and Mrs. Jos The present church structure Smith was a tribute to the magni­ George Lerg, Peter Wagner, Vin­ states other than California. Local trouble I have caused them. most renowned candidate Bryan is Wash., since August of this year eph Ferrero of Welby; and t comprises the nave as high as the ficent work she has done in the cent Wendling, and Dr. J. H. Deh- response has been comparatively I don't know whether I can get a beautiful city. The Franciscan because of a brain tumor, is in brother, Leonard, who resides in clerestory of the completed build­ Legislature for women and chil­ mer. small. the paper in which they tell all Fathers there have charge of a serious condition. His mother left Hurlong, Calif. His father is em­ ing. It is Gothic in design. The di­ dren, and for humanitarian and about me. The only thing I can parish and our Franciscan Sisters Denver last week when informed ployed in the composing room of mensions at present are as follows: social welfare movements. After do is to go to the office of the are running a hospital. I left by doctors at the hospital that he the Register. Len^h, 122 feet; width, 60 feet; serving two terms in the House, Fr. King Describes Work newspaper where they have it. Lincoln at 6 o’clock p.m., Friday, was not expected to live. Dies at Ship It Torpedoed height, 32 feet; and seating capa­ she was elected to the Senate, the One of the papers was not much. and took a fine train to Denver. -His parents, Mr. and Mrs. A 17-year-old seaman, Raymond city, 500. The completed church will first woman named to that Dody It jusjt showed one of my best Then something happened during George Eppich, went to Seattle in Swazoe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boni­ have' the followinp; proportions: in 25 years. Re-election for the Medical Mission Service friends, who was standing beside the night. At 12:30 Eastern Time September to be near him when face J. Swazoe, 2116 Williams Length, 164 feet; width of nave, 50 second term gave assurance of her his 20-mil. gun. It is a weapon or 1:30 at your time we stopped the first operation was performed. street, Denver, has been killed in feet; width of transepts, 86 feet; able leadership in the difficult like a cannon, only smaller, and at Milish I?1 at which the time They remained with him for six action. His parents were informed height of towers, 89 feet; height of problems of rehabilitation. it almost broke to pieces. I got again changes, called the Rocky weeks, and at the time of their of his death on Nov. 1 in the fol- ceiling, 56 feet; and seating capa­ The adoption of all four amend­ Is of Vast Importance (Turn to Page IS — Column ,lj Mountain time. I was very dry and city, 800. ments to the State Constitution The new community building was indicated. They provide for Feast of Great Doctor Is Nov. 15' will be built adjoining the school jury service by women, old age striking incidents o f medical Farigkiabakow was the center was and will face Elm street. It will pension appropriations, restric­ and surgical work be did as a mis­ in a most deplorable condition. The tion on property holding by aliens, be used primarily for the CYO sionary in China are described by buildings were in ruins and the program in the parish, which al­ and civil service preference for scattered Christian communities St. Albert Identified With ready has assumed large propor­ veterans. the Rev. Clifford King, S.'V.D., were also in a state o f spiritual tions with approximately 250 in a letter to the Rev. Edward decadence. The attitude of the youths participating. It will also Had Newspaper Garesche, SJ., founder and di­ pagans toward the Catholic provide more classrooms for the Experience rector o f the Catholic Medical Church was one o f contempt Celogne, Scene of Battle school, which has in excess of 400 Mission board. Father King, well It happened that I had among pupils. Senator Smith lives at 1346 known in Denver, is now in the my effects when I went to take Pa United States after a long ordeal The celebration of the Feast of his active life, and there he died 'ather Campbell is assisted in Columbine. In addition to special up my residence in Farigkiabakow the parish by the Rev. H. J. courses at the IJniversity of Den- in the Philiimine jungles escaping a parcel of medical supplies that St. Albert the Great, Nov. 15, in 1280. The town has held his Schmitt and the Rev. Francis ver, she had newspaper experience from the Japanese. He pleads I had received from the Catholic takes on added significance this name in veneration not alone for iwspaper experience Pettit before running for office. strongly for mission help from Medical Mission board, and that year owing to the fierce battle, his preaching, teaching, and his Cathdic Americans in his letter, was a very fortunate circumstance for the possession of Cologne, spiritual life, but also for his en­ Mr. Crowley, 65, married and art of which, as printed in the Germany. St. Albert’s name has the father of two children, is a as the story that I am about to couragement and contribution to Sredical ,...... Miaeion News, follows: narrate will prove. always been associated with Co­ Gothic architecture. The people graduate of the Denver Law From my own experience I am logne. This Cathedral town was of Cologne are justifiably proud school and an attorney. He was a While chopping millet straw, as his first assignment as a Dominican of their Gothic Cathedral and they CLUBSmember of the House in 1916 and’ fodder for his ox, a young man teacher; there he spent much of point with elation to that part from 1934 until the present. He (Turn to Pages — Column 8) of the Cathedral designed and also was assistant attorney gen­ ejected by St. Albert. eral, 1913-1917. He lives at 1469 Williams. 2nd Nun-Cousin The feast will be observed with CSMC to Meet fitting ceremonies at St. Dominic’s Mr. Levds, 34, has won note be­ church, W. 29th avenue and Fed­ cause of his courage in continuing his legal career after being Dies in Week in eral boulevard, Denver. A High Lewis J. Eppich Raymond Swazoe This Sunday jn M a« will be sung by the children’s blinded in an accident. His home choir at 7:45. This Mass will be of­ departure he seemed to be making lowing letter from the youth’s is at 1906 E. 21st avenue, and he fered in general for all the men a satisfactory recovery. commanding officer: is married and the father of four Denver Hospital My dear Mr. and Mrs. Swazoe: children. This is his second term St. Francis’ High and women in the service of our Lewis is a graduate of the Fort Collins.—A meeting of the country and in particular for the Cathedral high school. He enlisted It is with deepest sympathy and as Representative. Intermountain Province of New­ Within a week death claimed 379 St. Dominic parishioners who in the navy two years ago. His regret that I write you on behalf Mr. Jennings, 46, who lives at man Clubs was held in S t Joseph’s 661 Garfield, is married and the Current Catholic student partici­ two first cousins, both golden are in uniform. The Mass will boot training was taken in Farra- of myself and Ray’s shipmates pation in the cause of the missions jubilarians in the Sisters of Char­ be served by a soldier and a sailor gut, Ida., and from there he was concerning the circumstances of hall. Fort Collins, the afternoon of father of two children. He was a Sunday, Nov. 5, with delegates member of the Legislature 1936-38 will take the form of a meeting of ity at St. Joseph’s hospital, Den­ from the parish. The choir will sent to Northwestern university, the death of your son. the local units of the Catholic Stu­ from tbe clubs in Laramie, Greeley, and 1940-42. ver. Sister Mary Justina Hughes, sing appropriate hymns to St. Al­ Evanston, 111., for his radio work. dents’ Mission Crusade in St. Fran­ We were proceeding from our D^ver, Boulder, and Fort Collins Mr. Lesher, 29, the youngest of who had devoted her life to nurs­ bert. This was followed by an advanced port of arrival to our operating cis de Sales’ Jiigh school, Denver, in attendance. the Catholics seeking office, lives ing in the order’s hospitals, fol­ In the evening at 7:30 o’clock, course in Miami, Fla., after which this Sunday at 10 a.m., after a base when we were torpedoed by at 665 Albion. He was a naval air lowed in death Sister Mary An­ special services will be conducted h r was stationed for a time in enemy subs. As the ship sank quite A convention will be held this Solemn Mass in St. Francis de gela, superior of Mt. St. Vincent’s consisting of .Rosary, prayer to St. San Francisco, before being<%ent year in Fort Collins some time in pilot but was disabled. He holds rapidly there was no opportunity degrees from Colorado and Okla­ Sales’ church at 9 o’clock. The home, Denver, whose obituary was Albert, and Benediction. At the to Adak island in the Aleutians, to rescue the men trapped below April. This Newman activity has celebrant of the Mass and speaker given in the Regieter last week. parish school the upper classes will where he was stationed when he customarily been held once a year homa universities and is a lawyer. deck. Rescue boats were dis­ He is married and has one child. will be the Rev. Gregory Smith, A native of Abilene, Kans., Sis­ participate in a program com­ became ill. He was flown back to patched to our aid and continued in the spring, but it was foregone archdiocesan director of the Soci­ ter Mary Justina had served the memorating the feast and they will Seattle. to search the area until darkness last year because of travel condi­ ety for the Propagation of the sick in Kansas, Colorado, and assemble in the school auditorium Besides his parents he also has set in, rescuing many survivors. tions. This year it is planned to Faith. Montana throughout her 51 years in the afternoon for an address stage it on a smaller scale than On my return to this country it Mass to Be Offered Charles Jones of S t Thomas* of religious life until illness over­ by the Rev. Leo C. Gainor, O.P., has been my unpleasant duty to usual. took her last February. Since on “ St Albert, the Scientist.” Mission Collection seminary, president of the local advise the Navy department that Attempts will be renewed to pub­ For Philippines in CSMC, will preside at the meeting then her patient resignation had Teaching, preaching, experi­ To Be Held Sunday all hope for additional sjirvivors lish a newssheet at intervals con­ been a marvel to all who minis­ mentation, and writing occupied in which plans for the school year must be given up and that all men taining notices of the activities of Holy Ghost Church will be discussed. A tentative pro­ tered to her. Survivors include the greater part of the long life missing were lost at sea. the various clubs. It is the duty of four sisters, Mrs. Margaret Glow, of Albert (he was bom probably As announced last week in gram for activities will be one of No words can express our sor­ each club to appoint a news repre­ the topics for consideration in the Denver; Mrs. Ellen Julian, Wel­ in 1193). He was called upon only The_ Register, the annual col­ row at your loss, but it may com­ sentative who will send bcal items The High Mass at 10:16 this Rer. Clifford King, S.V.D. meeting. Father Smith said lington, Kans.; Mrs. Cecilia White- twice to exercise administrative lection for the Society for the fort you to know that Ray gave to the Rev. John McDevitt, Box Sunday in Holy Ghost church, hair and Miss Annie Hughes, Abi­ duties, once when he was elected Propagation of the Faith, which fully aware of the importance of Wednesday. These activities in­ his life valiantly and loyally in the 424, Laramie, Wyo. The Newman Denver, will be devoted to the wel­ clude the annual Christmas seal lene, Kans. Another sister. Sis­ Dominican provincial of Germany, aids both home and foreign mis­ service of his country. We were all club of the University of Wyoming fare of the Philippines. Commemo­ medical work in the missions. Al­ contest sponsored by the S t ter Mary Ermina, preceded her in and again when he was appointed sions, will be taken up this Sun­ proud to have had him as a ship­ will undertake to publish the sheet rating Commonwealth day. the though I had not the good fortune Thomas’ seminary unit from Nov. death Several years ago. Sister Bishop of Ratisbon. Albert day in churches of the archdio­ mate. this year and send 25 copies to Mass will be offered in thanksgiv­ 20 to Dec. 22; the annual Univer­ Rose Mary of Annunciation high quickly resigned both executive cese. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of having undergone any course of All Ray’s personal effects, which each of the clubs in the other col­ ing for the realization of Gen. medical training, the general no­ sity of Pekin day, Nov. 29, spon­ school, Denver, is a first cousin. positions although he filled in his letter announcing the I know you would prize highly, leges in the Intermountain prov­ Mac Arthur’s promise to return to sored by S t Francis de Sales’ unit; A Requiem High Mass was them efficiently— the provincial- eyent declared that reconstruc­ tions as to sanitation, disinfec were lost with the ship. If I can ince. the islands; for the safe landing the 21st annual Mission week ob­ sung in the hospital chapel Friday, ship after three years and the tion of the missions in war- tion, etc., which I had uncon­ be of aid to you please do not The Rev. Eugene O’Sullivan, of President Osmena and his party sciously acquired proved most val­ servance, sponsored by the Loretto Nov. 3,■ by Father th Patrick Devlin, Bishopric after two years, and re­ struck lands depends upon the hesitate to write me. chaplain of Colorado State college. in Leyte; and in petition for the Heights college unit Jan. 29 to chaplain. Father Elmer Trame, turned joyfully to his books. “generosity of the Catholic uable to me as a missionary. I am American heart. . . . All of us. Yours sincerely, Fort Collins, was chosen provincial speedy liberation of the Philip­ thinking particularly of my ex­ Feb. 3, 1946; and Mission Sunday S.J., deUvered the funeral ser­ Gaye Aid to Popes John Enge, Lt. USNR, chaplain for the coming year. Be­ pines. Similar observances are be­ perience in the village of Farig- of the Sick, May 20, 1945. mon on the beauty of the death His teaching and experiments, should be mission-minded, aid­ ing by our prayers and re­ Commanding LST 921. sides Father McDevitt and Father ing held in other places in America kiabakow in the province of Shan Delegates from all the parochial of a religious. Burial was made however, were to he interrupted sources to bring souls to Seaman Swazoe attended the O’Sullivan, other clergy present a t , the suggestion of the resident burg. At the time when I took up schools of the city ana nearby in Mt. Olivet by Boulevard serv­ many times. The Popes fre- Loyola school, and entered the were the Rev. Thomas Zabolitzky, ice. Christ.” commissioner of the Philippines in my residence there in the year towns will attend the Mass and (Tum to Page t — Column 5) (Turn to Page 8 — Column 8) (Turn to P_age t — Column 8). Washington, D, Cl. J932, the mission parish of which meeting. PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KE3T8tone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 9, 1944

The Denver Catholic PRESENTATION PARISH WILL ST. ALBERT IDENTIFIED WITH Register HAVE TURKEY PAR H NOV. 15 COLOGNE, SCENE OF BATTLE Read for a Better World Pnbliihed Weekly by the Catholie Presi Society, Inc. (Preientalion Paritli, Denver) group with the Holy Name society. (Continued From Page One) ends, some of which Goethe has quently called him from his cloister used. Final arrangements have been The Needlework club will meet 188 Bannock Street, Denver, to attend councils, notably the Daitrejred Falie Notions made for the annual turkey party in the home of Mrs. A. Oblock, Colo. 238 Hazel court, on Thursday Council of Lyons in 1274, to "act In ornithology Albert imparted CATHOLIC sponsored by the Holy Name so­ as consultor in knotty problems much knowledge. He studied the Snbterlption: |1 Per Year ciety. The party will be held in morning, Nov. 16, at 10.30 o’clock. The Altar and Rosary society of the Church, to act as mediator birds seen in Germany, observed Entered u Second Clau Matter the Comet theater, W. First ave­ will conduct a campaign to award in settling misunderstandings be­ their habits, and demolished many at the Poet Office, Denver, nue and Knox court, on Wednes­ tween prelates, princes, and peo­ false notions about birds, which day evening, Nov. 16. Tickets have a crocheted bedspread donated by Colo. Mrs. A. Plamondon. The proceeds (Continued From Pago One) ple, to refute religious errors, to continue to find credence to this BOOK W EEK been milled to all parishioners day. of the campaign will be used to living near the mission cut o ff .the defend the religious life, to effect and additional tickets may be ob­ reforms within the fold of Christ, Once while eating oysters Al­ tained from the members, from purchase a g^ft for the sanctuary. tips of two fingers and was Tentative plana were made for Albert was comparatively un­ bert found 10 pearls. That started ushers at the Sunday Masses, or brought to me for treatment, as known for centuries to the Cath­ him on another line of investiga­ at the door. A special prize will the annual Christmas party and Ante Body and Fender will be completed Aext week. nobody in the village seemed to olic laity and to the general pub­ tion. He learned about the oys­ be awarded. lic. He was canonized in 1931 ters and their habits, how they can Nov. 1348 R £ f AIRING AND PAINTING Mmes. A. Gruber and Charles know what to do about it. With­ fRM B8TIMATK TDIZ PAYMENTS The Holy Name society will re­ by Pius XI, more than 650 years be bedded and cultivated. He ceive Holy Communion in the 8 E. Haley have charge of the out much hesitation I washed the sanctuary this month. after his death. Three years ago specifically classified many fish SWAYNE-WIMBUSH o’clock Maas Sunday, Nov. 12. wounded hand in a lysol solution Pope Pius XII declared Albert and learned how the eggs are fe­ NICE SELECTION OF LATEST M O BANNOCK TA. 0113 The Boy Scout troop and the boys Instruction Class and then made a compress of “ Patron of Students of the Natural cundated — destroying erroneous and young men of the parish will {I«UIbc FOBDS SinM ItU gauze, soaked in the lysol solu­ Sciences” and pointed out that opinions that had been accepted up CATHOLIC BOOKS receive Holy Communion in a Will Be Held to his day. He learned about seals, tion, and bound it up around the Albert is an example of the fact Beginning Friday evening, Nov. that there is no conflict between dolphins, and whales. He wrote 10, there will be a meeting and damaged fingers. Once a day I science and faith, that he is a the first account of whale bones, R e s t a u r a n t class of instruction every Friday changed the bandage, over a per­ powerful “ beacon shining in a their nse, and of whale oil and its evening for prospective converts iod of about a week, and, lo and world of gloom.” qualities. He called the measure­ ♦ 615 17TH STREET and anyone wishing to review re­ behold! the young man’s fingers His writings were prodigious ments of the whales as given‘ by jBmts imBKE BttwMa WtltoB uiS Callfarnta Sts. ligious Instructions. (somewhat abbreviated) were and on many apparently unrelated the ancients unbelievable and Miss Virginia Newcomb was ready for use again. The news of subjects: Philosophy, he purified made his own estimates, which ac­ awarded the hope chest by the this marvelous cure spread rapidly Aristotle’s works and Christian­ cord with modem figures. He was HeadquartereHe, for CHURCH Special SUNDAY DINNER Young Ladies’ sodality on Friday, in that neighborhood of few sensa­ ized his principles; theology, his the first to distinguish between ARTICLESPICI OF DEVOTION Nov. 3. Members of the sodality tions. Soon thereaf.ter the ailing STTEWED CHICKEN, CHOPPED STEAK OR ROAST PORK Summa Theolqgica was a pioneer fish and amphibians and in mak­ CHURCH FURNISHINGS GOODS wish to thank all parishioners and people of that section, young and work that opened the way for his ing use of peculiar anatomical BOOKS FOR THE CATH. Including soup or cockuil, vegetable, potatoei, friends who helped to make the old, Christians and pagans, began illustrious student, St. Thomas structure as a basis for establish­ OLIO LAITY AND CLERGY •alad, dessert and drink. Choice o f sue other hope chest drive and party a suc­ coming to me. There were many Aquinas, to write his immortal ing such distinctions. HOUSE entrees.______cess. whom I could help by simply ap­ Summa; spiritual writings, his 78 Belonged to ‘Greatest Century’ SERVED 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M. ONLY 7 5 plying s bit of salve or a disin­ 1636-3R Tremont Street Phone TAbor .3789 I! The Thimble club will meet sermons of the year, his 59 prayers Albert was a contemporary with 4 0 0 OBGAN so fecting compress. A supply of some o f the most brilliant minds ■BATS MUSIC LIQUOB Wednesday, Nov. 16, at 1 p.m. in on the Sunday Gospels, the 59 ser­ the home of Mrs. Harold Ker- quinine and aspirin tablets, laxa­ mons on the saints, and his 32 that have graced the stage of hu­ steins, 420 King street All mem­ tive pills, worm powders, etc., en­ sermons on the Eucharist are just man activities. Among these are bers are cordially invited to abled me to help others or at least a few of his spiritual writings; St. Thomas Aquinas and Roger attend. to send them away convinced of commentaries, on the Gospels and Bacon—two of Albert’s greatest, the Church’s good will toward the Evangelists, especially on pupils.. St. Dominic, founder of All PTA past presidents are in­ them. ARGONAVT HOTEL MOVING - PACKING - STORAGE vited to attend a past presidents’ Luke; devotional, his_ notes, re­ the Dominican order, and St. Fran­ meeting Thursday, Nov. 9, in the There was one of my cures in flections, and meditations on the cis, father of the Franciscans, are Where DeuTer'e Society Entertaiut for LuDcheom end Dinaeri *^ousehold Goods to and from Everywhere Catholic Charities annex. particular which caused a commo­ rerogatives of Mary— to whom others on the long list. But o f all FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BP.IDGE PARTIES. tion. A poor man, the head of a the p ea t men and women of this With Skill and Care” Those who attended the PTA e had a constant devotion— these the “ 13th, the greatest of centur­ DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 league meeting last month were large family, was afflicted with a are only an incomplete enumera­ terrible ulcer over the spine, right ies,” only one name has come down Mrs. L. Lee, Mrs. F. H. May, Mrs. tion of his work in the religious Boentiful Bellroomi PriTate Dining Roomi between the shoulders. Its condi­ field. in history from that galaxv as THE JOHNSON STORAGE Earl Eastman^ an(l Mrs. Gus Ibold. “ Great,” and that one is Albert, The PTA wishes to thank every­ tion had become fearfully aggra­ Studied Natural Sciencea - not because he was physically one who helped to make the recent vated as a result of the wrong Albert’s most voluminous writ­ great but because he was an intel­ AND MOVING COMPANY food sale a success. treatments applied by various ings were in the natural sciences Chinese quacks. A large area of in which he described his own ob­ lectual genius and a spiritual Since 1905 the skin was black and dead and servations and experiments and giant. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Your Purchase of War Bonds Broadway -- Denver — PEarl 2433 the healthy skin adjoining the those of his assistants. He applied and Stamps Helps to Secure Your ulcer bad become loosened from the scientific method to his various Future. the flesh, thus creating an im­ researches and recorded his find­ mense container for pus and de­ ings through induction in an amaz­ cayed flesh. ing variety of subjects. Among the The stench exhaling from that subjects bn which he wrote are; mass of corruption was so ter­ Chemistry, botany, zoology, biol­ rific that even the man’s wife felt ogy, mineralogy, tides, earth­ nauseated whenever s h e ap­ quakes, storms, meteorology, agri The Gift of Comfort I proached him. Without any warn­ culture, falconry, hunting, weav­ ing this afflicted man was brought ing, precious stones, birds, fish, to me and I was requested to heal whales, bees, ants, vegetables him. My first impulse was to re­ an endless catalogue o f subjects. fuse even to look at the sore, such So universal was Albert's knowl­ was the horror which the stench edge and so varied were his experi­ emanating from that ulcer inspired ments that his unlearned contem­ in mo. Immediately, however, I poraries looked upon him as an ex­ was ashamed o f my cowardice. pert in “black magic.” There are Having taken the precaution of books on the market, even today, stuffing bits of cotton, impreg­ which purport to set forth Albert’s nated with lysol solution, into my malevolent conjuring. nostrils, I uncovered the sore and Not all Albert’s works have took a good look at it. Several been translated or printed. Some times I had to turn away in order of them, such as his treatises on to overcome my nausea. Then music, geometry, and astrology, appear to be lost. The works that courageously I took my little scis­ sors and began cutting away at have been printed appear in two that big circle o f black skin cover complete collections— one in 26 ing the crater. Next I presSed out folio volumes, by Janny; and an­ the pus from under the surround­ other in 38 quarto volumes, by ing skin and, having soaked a big Borgnet Each folio contains more piece o f fine cotton batting in a than 600,000 words. All Albert’s writing was done in solution, I placed it over the sore long hand, for he lived long befqre and inserted its edges under the the art of printing was developed. loose skin surrounding the wound. He performed his expMimente^nd Daily thereafter, for a whole recorded his observations without month the man kept coming to me for further attention and every the help of any scientific instru­ day the treatment was identical ments, without even the aid of with the first, a lysol compress the simplest microscope, for the microscope was a product of the to cover the sore. 16th century, 300 years after Al­ At the end of that month that bert had written his findings. man (a pagan) was entirely cured. Writing! Were Prodigioui SI Will Held IR His gratitude was wonderful. IIH Itxitf Frse- The saint’s prodig^ious efforts be­ "Will Gall” iRtll GkrlstniR Thereafter nothing that he could come all the more amazing when Miilsd PMtpiid spare (such as a nice, fat'chicken, we compare them with our mod­ G R A N D 1 6 2 6 a bushel o f sweet potatoes, or a ern “ short cuts.” Albert had no basket full of peaches) was too typewriter or stenographer. He good for me. Better than that, he never saw a printed book. He had 5p«»// Suede end Gabardine Robe, LEVARD and his whole family embraced no scientific magazines to read— the Catholic faith' and became only a few tomes in long hand— Tailored robes that many men prefer! Plain or Striped—^lue, good Christians. and practically nothing on the Maroon, Tan only— ' The fame of this cure spread sciences. He had no way to acquire $ n .8 5 far and wide over that country information except by his own in Wool d Rayon All Wool side and the result was that very dustrv. Yet he wrote by hand what i Bedford Cord Ftanneh soon my little rectory was be­ would be the equivalent of 65 sieged by the sick and ailing. This volumes the size and lenrth of was not altogether to my liking, Franz Werfel’s Song of Berna­ $9.85 $11.85 however, as my proper work as a dette, a book of some 576 pages missionary was to preach the Gos­ and about 200,000 words. pel and to minister to the spir Albert knew that the world was itual needs of my flock. Happily round nearly 300 years before Co Special! Rayon Robes Full lined the problem was solved by having lumbus, admiral of the high seas, two Chinese sisters, Oblates of the sailed for this country. He could Unusual to get a full lined Rayon Robe at a price like this, Holy Family, come to Farigkia- not, of course, prove his theory by Maroon and Blue only— bakow to open a medical dispen experiment, but he did deduce it $ sary. conclusively. It is interesting to Better Rayon Robea Velva Cord Robes— Um,Yum,Will You Make a Mince Meat The contacts that the possession observe that a copy of his sci­ —full lined Maroon, Blue, Tan of a few simple medicaments bad entific deductions on this sub­ enabled me to establish brought ject was owned and annotated by about a complete change in the Columbus. This book is still pre­ $ 1 5 .8 5 $ 1 5 .8 5 Pie, Mother? attitude of the people of that served in Seville, Spain, or it was neighborhood. In the ensuing eight before the recent civil disturbance years my flock was increased by in that country. Here are the ingredients to sat­ the Baptism of some 6,000 adults Albert knew about the shooting stars, the meteors, and the Milky isfy your small fry’s longing for and children. Alas, what may be Special! Robes de Luxe their condition now, after seven Way, He reasoned that it is made Mince Meat Piet years o f war? How many of them up of a multitude of stars — a have already perished from hunger theory then, but confirmed by sci­ Rayon Robes de luxe, full ence today. He knew about the $ 1 6 .8 5 or from one of the many diseases lined; Maroon and Blue, which follow in the wake of wars? frosts, rain, snow, earthquakes A fresh start will have to be made and their effects. He once traveled choice— there, and one of the best means to Venice to observe the idio­ MINCE of rehabilitation will be medical syncrasies of an earthquake. work. He knew about the ebb and flow Rayon Robes de Faille Robes of tides and he deduced their Luxe—full lined —full lined cause. He knew about temperature zones and how they affected hu­ *17.85 *19.85 MEAT man life and vegetation. He knew IIEWMlIf GiyilSabout the North and South poles and he postulated that if there New Pack, sold in bulk in were animals at the poles they Miller’s Meat would be heavily furred with thick Special! Imported W ools Department, lb._ _ 19 c skin and that the fur would be white and the eyes pink. He thus De Luxe Robes, the hand* accurately described the polar .8 5 bear which, of course, he had never Bomest robe you ever saw— m (Continued From Page One) seen. . , . _ ,. specially priced— O.S.B., chaplain of the University Albert was the first in his field of Colorado, and the Rev. Patrick- to give scientific descriptions of MRS. TUCKER’S the flora of Germany. He knew Stauter, representing the Diocese Oiml Si ,!,—Ti n ...... S 2 1 .S S of Pueblo. about germination and grafting, SHORTENING and anliciijated Luther Burbank in 'Wilma Hegedus of the Laramie many of his experiments. club was re-elected chairman. Big 3 lb. He was the first to note the in­ M U u i P I E Other officers for the Intermoun­ fluence of light and temperature SMOKING JACKETS carton ___ ------53c tain province include Shirley Free­ on the growth of trees and plants. Corduroy—with satin Valva Cord in rich man, Denver university, vice chair­ So, he built himself a ‘‘green­ caffs and facings. Brown or Tart— man; Helen Mutz, Colorado State house,” as we call it today, where Maroon and Blue, Special college, recording secretary; Mary he could control the temperature McCorolian, University of Wy­ and the light and thus he produced oming, corresponding secretary; "hothouse” vegetables and flow­ *15.85 *9.85 o-«nd a 26-lb. bag of David McGreevy, Denver univer­ ers as desired. He kept the monks’ sity, treasurer and jewelry chair­ table supplied with fresh vege­ man; Eileen 0 ’(3orinell, Colorado tables in all seasons. Once in the GOLD MEDAL State College of Education, histo­ cold of January, 1249, when King rian. A Newman News representa­ William of Holland visited Albert tive is to be designated by the club at Cologne, Albert had prepared m illER'S from the University of Colorado. FLOUR for - his convent conservatory and it was all abloom with ou^of-season COTTKBIil Your Purchase of War Bonds /8 flowers to honor the king. This and Staoipa H dp s to Secure Your verified incident has given rise to SUPER RIRRHETSi t h e M a n ' s S t e r c , . 6 2 LSiXTEENTH-,SI, Futurei a cycle of the most fantastic leg-

:_L Thursday, Nov. 9, 1944 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE

AYYUAL TURKEY PARTY TimKFV PIRTy IR BLESSED SACRAMENT PTA ST. MNCENT DE PAUL PARISH ™ l IITIIR s o c i m EAST ARIZONA AND SOUTH JOSEPHINE * ' ...... SPONSOR GAMES PARH NOV. 10 8:00 P.1II*, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18 PROTECTION Turkey Awarded Each Game (Bleated Sacrament Pariah) Peterson, secretary; and Roady OF ST. JAMES' Larger Tnrkeyt for Special and Attendance Prixea The annual games party spon­ Kennehan, treasurer. Francis Mur­ Thlt Space Threagh Coartety of udden bereavement often finds a family sored by the PTA will be held Fri­ phy was appointed chairman of the day, Nov. 10^ at B p.m in the ways and means committee. Mil- LEE C. HANEY A SON unprepared to meet the financial burden that school hall. There will be many ton Allen was appointed chairman EYES Exclusive Optometrists GLASSES IT ST. JOSTPI'S of the coaching committee. MEETS 11. IS EXAMINED 827 13th St., Denver nXTED must be assumed. Olinger’s Future Need special awards, as well as the reg-sn uliar prizes. The next meeting of the Dads’ club will be on the first Frida;ly in Plan is the thoughtful, sensible arrangement At a meeting attended by about (St. Jamet’ Parith, Denver) (St. Joseph's [C.SS.R.] December in McDonough hall at 25 fathers of the children of the The regular meeting of the Altar Parish, Denver) 8:15 p.m. Dads of the fourth to . . . it protects every member of your family, upper five grades of the Blessed and Rqsary society will be held in SERVED EVERY DAY On Saturday, Nov. 11, a special the eight grades, inclusive, are in­ regardless of age . . . for only a.few cents a Sacrament school, a Dads’ club was the Montclair Civic building on turkey games party will be held in vited. Friday, Nov. 10, at 2 o’clock. The WORLD FAMOUS COLORADO MOUNTAIN formed to promote athletics in the The Cub Scouts of the parish, the parish hall at 8:30 p.m. There school. The purpose of the club Rev. Emanuel 'T. Sandoval, SJ., day. For helpful counsel on Olinger’s Future will be 25 games, and 25 turkeys under the direction of Robert is to stimulate inter-school sports of Regis college will address the will be awarded. Wartburg, will hold a birthday Need Plan . . . consult our Advisory Depart­ for the junior parokes and to en-^" Vnw meeting. A large attendance is The Very Rev. John Buttimer, * Pa^y Oil TuBsday evening, Nov. Rainbow Trout courage competitive games. urged. ment . . . no obligation. C.SS.R., wishes to thank all who 14, at 7:30. This will mark the Freih from Colorado’s Icy Vraters made the fall festival a, splendid Officers elected were George fifth anniversary of the organiza­ The hostesses for the meeting success. Special thanks are ex­ Larson, president; Frank Thom­ tion of the Cubs in the parish. The ■will be Mrs. Carl Helman, Mrs. D. Complete 6 Course Dinner, $1.00 lAU Departments, Call CIENDUE 3(63 tended to all the self-sacrificing son, vice president; Dr. Fred evening will be spent in games and L. Murphy, Mrs. Harold Lowery, and Mrs. William McEnulty. Ic Parking; Gartg* 350 Seatii workers, to those who gave articles a special entertainment will be Next Door Clotwi Hondan and donations, and to all who co­ given. Refreshments will be Robert Ord, first class radio operated in buying tickets and at­ served. All parents and friends of technician, is home on leave with *lohe tending the festival. More than the Cubs- are invited. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I6th at SPEER at $4,000 was realised from the Altar Society to The Mothers' auxiliary of troop Ord. BOULDER m O R T I H R I E i SHERMAN bazaar. 146 wjll entertain the Scouts and Lt. John Utard is spending a Grolden R Hiantem At the PTA meeting on Friday their dads at the annual Father- leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Utard. 1265 Bdwy., Near 13lh Ave. RESTAURANT KE. 120S CA TH O LIC M EM BERS of our per- afternoon, parents will have an Son banquetqu on Nov. 15 at 6:30 sonnel and the finest equipment and opportunity to meet with the sis­ Meet Friday in in the school hall of Blessed Sac- Miss Mary Patricia Reid, with facilities are assigned to every Catholic ters. Pupils of Sister Mary Ber­ rament school. The Rev. Harold her sister, Mrs. Joseph Spencer, Sers'ice. ^ nard's music class will present a Campbell, the Rev. Harley left last week for Southern Cali­ short entertainment, and a pantry Schmidt, the Rev. Francis Pettit, fornia on a month’s vacation. shower for the sisters will be the St. John’s Parish Judge Joseph Cook, Chief Skinner, Our Lady of the Holy Rosa^ VICE PRESIDENT feature of the meeting. Women of and Mr. Fraser of Scout headquar­ circle met in the home of Mrs. Wil­ Service Headquarters the parish will be in the hall from ters will be honored guests. liam Haffey on Nov. 2. After a 9 o’clock to receive the gifts. All The monthly school luncheon (St. John'* Pxriih, Denrer) luncheon served by the hostess, FOR SOUTH DENVER r- • ------members of the parish and friends sponsored by the Mothers’ auxiliary bridge was enjoyed for the after­ St John's Altar and Rosary sO' are invited. of troop 145 was held on Nov. 8. noon. High score was won by Mrs. ciety will meet Friday, Nov. 17, in A council meeting at 2 o’clock It was followed by a dessert Joseph Caspar and’ Mrs. T. Ahem. Our Equipment Is of the Best for officers, room mothers, and the home of Mrs. J, T. Tierney, luncheon and business meeting in Mrs. M. Shouahall was a guest. We Service Any Make of Car or Truck heads of committees will precede 785 St. Paul street the home of Mrs. James Cassells p T. Sgt. and Mrs. Thomas R. the regular meeting at 3 o’clock. A pair of pillows has been instead of the home of Mrs. James PICK UP SER’YICE Young, Jr., announce the birth of Preferred Parish Sunday the Holy Name men will made and donated by Miss Edna Eakins as previously stated. Mrs. a daughter, Mary Theresa, in San receive Communion in the 7:30 Morr for disposal at the bazaar James Cassels was hostess ■with Francisco. Mass. There will be a meeting for which the society will sponsor in Mrs. James Eakins as co-hostess. Viner Chevrolet Co. Trading List the Holy Name after the novena December. It is the wish of the The second bicycle hike of the James Degan and his wife are PE. 4641 455 BROADWAY services on Tuesday, Nov. 14. members of the committee that season was well attended by the visiting in the home of Thomas A meeting of the bazaar workers returns be made promptly to the Scouts of troop 145 on Sunday, Degan, en route to Tennessee. is scheduled for Thursday evening, captain whose name appears on Novt 6. The scouts worked on There will be a meeting of the C a th e d r a l Nov. 9, at 7 o’clock. the upper left hand comer of the their second class badges. committee in charge of the turkey The Rev. Matthias Justen, envelope. The pillows will be on games party on Friday evening in REPAIRING-RENTALS display Sunday, Nov, 12, in the Altar and Rosary MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER C.SS.R., chaplain of Denver Gen­ the church clubroom following ON ALL MAKES eral hospital, gave a lecture to the window of the Bright Spot flower To Meet Nov. 10 services. All members are requested The merebanta represented in this section are booatera. They are student nurses of Colorado Train­ shop, directly across the Street The November meeting of mem­ to be in attendance. All Makes Typewriter Service anxiont to work with you and ara deservinc of your patronaye. Co* ing school, affiliated with the city from St. John’s church, and every­ bers of the Altar and Rosary so­ Mrs. William Cote was admitted 435 Uth STKEET BARNES SCHOOL BLDG. MAIN 5495 operato with them. hospital. He explained the sick- one is invited to see the exquisite ciety will be held on Friday, Nov. to St. Anthony’s hospital this call sets used by the priest when work at that time. Mrs. J. F. 10, in McDonough hall, following week. attending the' sick, Tne students Prinzing is ways and means chair­ recitation of the Rosary at 2 p.m. were also given a demonstra­ man. in the church. Mrs. A. M. Camp­ The St. Jude circle of the NCO village met in the home of Mrs. Economy Liquor Stqre tion on the proper procedure of bell will be gueqt speaker. Host­ HOMECAR Mrs. A. P. Pohndorf entertained Marion Seery for an afternoon Next to Clarfca't Cbareb Goods performing emergency baptisms at esses for the social hour will be Little Flower circle in her home of bridge. High score was won by Preferred Parish the hospital. This lecture was Mmes. Frank C. Davis, Rajnnond “ ITAen In lote ipirlis call Jerry” for the October meeting. The mem­ Mrs. Nothaft, and low by Mrs. RADIO SERVICE given at the request of Mrs. Julia Riede, Bernard F, Fitzsimons, and bers will be guests of Mrs. H. A. Foley. A new member, Mrs. Mary 1634 Tremont K£. 4554 Martin, R.N., one of the instruc­ J. C. Gannon. Schwab for luncheon in her home, Huggins, brings the membership Trading List FREE OELIVERT FREE PARKING tors at the training school. Ensign James H. Elliott, USN, 426 Corona street, on Thursday, of the circle to nine. The Very Rev. John Buttimer, Nov. 9. The Little Flower circle spent a few days with his par­ C.SS.R., gave the monthly confer­ members meet bi-monthly to sew. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Elliott ence in St. Mary’s academy and Four girls from St. John’s parish last week enroute from his base MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER A L L E Y § conducted the Holy Hour in Loretto are in the group of students of Lo­ at Ayer, Mass., to his new assign­ The merchantt repretented in thit tection are boottert. They or* Formerly Kruft ment in San Diego, Calif. Heights college during the past retto Heights college who left Wed­ TO anxiout to work with you and are deterring of your patronage. Co­ Quality Meats, Poultry week. The Rev. Robert Kreutzer, nesday to attend a 8iree-day confer­ Circle to Meet operate with tham. Mrs. J. C. Gannon will be host­ C.SS.R., is to conduct the annual ence in Webster college, Webster Fish ess to members of St. Anthony's novena in honor, of Our Mother of Groves, Mo. They are Edith Reidy, VAuriibroR ASSORTED LUNCB HEATS Perpetual Help in Wichita. Kans. circle at her home on Thursday, Ruth Graber, and Josephine and St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish 12SS East IStb Art. Pbont TAbor S47S The Rev. Carl Schwarz, (i.SS.R., Nov. 16. . TIOAEI PAOn Rosemarie Palaze. l y u ^ a a n t assisted in the Broadmoor chapel Boatswain Frank P. O’Neill has Cpl. Attilio F. Caporiccio of Your Purchase o f War Bonds last Sunday. returned to his base after spend­ VIRGINIA Turkey party tickets ,Nov. 11 Philadelphia and Miss Edna Stew­ ing 10 days leave with his par­ (St. Patrick’s Parith, Denver) WASBDDVGTON TAbor6557 and Stamps Helps to Secure Your art were married Friday before the Future. will be 50 cente for 26 games. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. The Holy Name society o f St PARK MARKET Rev. John P. Moran. They were CREAMERY O’Neill, Sr. Patrick's parish will sponsor the BILL HUGHES. Prop. attended by Carl H. Kolbum and Lt. and Mrs. Joseph E. Brocha, annual turkey party on Thursday MR. it MRS. C. A. HODGE Mrs. Claudine Waschak. evening, Nov. 16, at 8 in the MEATS . . . GROCERIES . . . FRUITS Complete Food Service ft ’s Smart to Shop at the Argonaut and infant daughter, Carol Ann, a VEGETABLES . . . BAKERY The Rev. Albert Puhl, assistant of Oakland, Calif., are the guests school auditorium. Both turkeys PRODUCTS. . . 598 South Gilpin Imported and Domestic Wines, Champagnes and Liquori “If* Smart t« B* Thrifty" Services Are Held in St. Joseph’s parish, Grand Junc­ of Mrs. Brocha’s parents, Mr. and and cash prizes will' be awarded 2111 E. Virginia SP. 7505 tion, spent a few days this week Mrs/Tj. U. Wagner. and an enjoyable evening is prom- ARGONAUT WINE AND UQUOR CO. with his sister, Mrs. John Mc­ Donations of cookies for the i.sed. The parish is u^ed to lend Gowan, 433 Gilpin street. While in USO-NCCS were sent in during its co-operation to this affair. MAHONEY DRUG 534 East Colfax • Free Delivery • Phone CHerry 4566 Denver he celebrated Mass in St. the past week by Mrs. E. C. Wer­ On Tuesday, Nov. 14, there will For Poor Souls ner and Mrs. W. J. Joseph. John's church. be a meeting of the sodaliri' union Wines & Liquors BUY WAR BONDS Mrs. Edward-Wallace is recov­ Marjorie Wagner, seaman sec­ in Holy Ghost church. Members BEER BY THE CASE Weddinyi Family .Groups (Our Lady of Mt, Carmel Parith, ering from an operation in St. Jos­ ond class, of the SPARS has fin­ are urged to attend. Prescriptions Called for and AND STAMPS ished her training at Palm Beach, Hoover-RandaU Denver) eph’s hospital The following members of the Delivered Free Services for the Poor Souls are Mrs. clarence Silva is ill in a Fla., and been transferred to armed forces have been visiting ______★ Studio 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 held every evening at 7:30 during local hospital. New York. their families in the parish: DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS the month of November. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Evans are Courtney-Miller Nuptialt Eugene Parreco, navy; George Home Portrait Sittings for Bablc* the parents of a boy bora in St A wedding on Saturday, Nov. and Children A meeting of the Senior Holy Sarno; army; Joe Cino, navy; and Name society will be held Friday Joseph’s hospital. 4, united in marriage Miss Mar­ James Cino, army. 328 E. COLFAX AVE. Corinne Elizabeth, daughter of garet Courtney, daughter of Mrs. Studio: HKyiteiie M54 Res. CH. I7SS at 8 p.m. The Rev. T. A. Haas recently BONNIE BRAE Sunday, Nov. 12, will be Com­ Mr, and Mrs. Albert Seep, was bap­ C. R. Courtney, and S. Sgt. John baptized Jesus Perfiro Moya, son A REPUTABLE DRUG munion day for the Junior Holy tized Sunday by Father Moran, M. Miller of Chicago, 111., son of of Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Moya. WINES — LIQUORS STORE Name society in the 9 o’clock Mass. and the members of the PTA com­ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miller of Porfiro Gonzales was sponsor. Shopping District The Senior Holy Name society will mittee in charge of the games that city. The Nuptial Mass was Nadorff Liquors, Inc. receive Communion in the 7:30 party held last Saturday evening, read by the Rev. Michael Maher, Home o f Good Spirits Mass. wish to express their gratitude to of Holly, an uncle of the bride. Word has been received that all who helped make the party a The bride, attired in a tail­ Community Jewelers Preissar’s Red & While CONOCO PRODUCTS WHERE TOU GET THE MOST OF Alexander Reichert, a member of success. ored suit of aqua blue with con­ Colfax at Downing . . . Denver THE BEST FOR THEiIKAST trasting accessories, was attended EXPERT WATCH Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries this parish, has been wounded in REPAIRING Grocery and Market KEystone 3217 EM. 0S77 Colfax ifiWillfami action. by Mrs. Phillip Hudspeth, of La Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing Junta. Mr. Miller had S. Sgt. 3-Dt7 Serrict All Work Gatrontaed FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND The children of Mary elected of­ QUALITY GROCERIES AT BONNIE BRAE The PEARL DRINLGO. ficers at the last meeting. They are Turkey Party to Frank Macyda, of Wilkes-Barre, BEN FELDT LOWER PRICES KARL’S TAVERN Pa., for his best man. Miss lOOSVi 13th St. CONOCO SERVICE SEE US FOR YOUR as follows: President, Lorraine Free Delivery SPruce 4447 In tbs Liquor Builneu Sine* Capra; vice president, Amelia Gen- Margaret Daly was the soloist, (Next to Wettern Snppliet) 2331 E. Ohi* Art. (So. Unix, tad Ohio) 724 So. Univertity - PE. 9 9 09 Dee. Eth. 1933 DRUG NEEDS dill; secretary. Carmen Blea; and Be Held Nov. 18 with Mrs. Frank J. Gulry at the MAIN 484S WE DEl Gifts for All Occasions at 321 East Colfax organ. The bride attended Blessed SU.NDRIES — LIQUORS treasurer, Barbara Buscietta. Reasonable Prices Ronnie Rrae PEARSON’S Phone M.4. 9939 St. Philomena’s club will meet Sacrament school, Cathedral high Cor. 17th Ave. at Pearl (Holy Family Parith, Denver) school, and Loretto Heights col­ THE . FRIENDLY Friday, Nov. 10, at the home of The annual Thanksriving tur- RED & WHITE FAMILY - TAVERN ■‘H»v* Your Doetor Phan* Uf Yoni® lege. Sgt. Miller has just been re­ Drug Co. Preseription" Mrs. Claire Franca, 1733 N. 37th key party will take placeplai Satur­ FRESH MEATS — nSH avenue. turned to the U. S. after a year in Downtown Prices day, Nov. 18. There will be 20 action. He received several cita­ Licata-Roe Wedding turkeys and eight complete turkey Groceries & Vegetables tions and the Purple Heart. A re- Prescriptions a Specialty Yoar Patronaga Appreciated Michael J. Licata of the U. S. dinners given away, cepception was held at the home of Wines and* Liquors DELIVERY SERVICE Hatchett Drug Store navy was united in marriage to Mrs. Mabel Goodman and Mrs. teh bride’s mother. 2626 E. Louisiana SP. 1912 "Til* Stor* of Qnilltr »nd Serrte*" BUY WAR BOIVDS Edna S. Roe Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Stillwell won first and second 763 So. Univeraity PE. 2255 Witnesses were Roxie Licata and prizes in bridge and Mrs. Lynch ?ea* 701 GRANT AIVD STAMPS Angelina Licata. The bride was and Julia Rosthend in pinochle at Genlral Gily House Is Compoundins preacripttont ti the raoel dressed in a white gown and finger the third PTA tournament party. important oert of oar baatneae. tip veil; her matron of honor in a The next party will take place shade of rose, and her bridesmaid Thursday, Nov. 9, at 8:30 in the Miss Weekbaugh’s Gift SOUTH GAYLORD in light blue. school hall. St. Rita’s circle will meet Wed­ Miss Eleanor Weekbaugh, prom­ Shopping District Blei^wed ^aeramenl nesday, Nov. 15, in the home of inent Denver Catholic woman, re­ O’CONNOR Mrs. Sihler. 44th and Juchem cently presented to Denver uni­ TRANSFER CO. street. versity a home in Central City. The Altar and Rosary society She thus contributed to the proj­ TOIVY’ S FIVE David F. Finnigan 1535 19th St. will meet Thursday, Nov. 9, at ect now being carried out by the Style Shops Compliments STAR SERVICE KE. 6381 university of acquiring, for his­ AUTOMOBILE SALES 1:30 p.m. in the school hall. The hostesses will be Mmes. W. Giller, torical purposes, old buildings in Just at you go to Hi* 1020 So. Gaylord of 2800 I'HONK and SERVICE LOCAL TRANSFER A. Haberer, J. Haggerty, T. J. the famous city of frontier days. Colorado 1473 Jasmine St. Ph. EA. 0803 Hallinan, A. Hamburger, and The buildings will be preserved Distinctive Wearing Apparel EM. 9933 LIBRARY Blvd. FORMERLY SMITH GARAGE Sarah Healy. A card party will for their rich color and back­ for Tots, Teens and Women ROY CHRYSLER follow the business meeting. ground of Colorado’s boom days. for book! . . 7 EAR N IN G S Another recent gift to the uni­ Judy Lorraine, infant daughter COME TO YOUR i M I♦♦♦•I I If ♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦*♦♦♦ BRANDT DRUG C O .- E A . 1B23 of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman H. versity in Central was of two early ON SAVINGS day railroad stations by the Colo­ MARY AISJSE FORKIERLY LAWSON Bowen of 4915 Meade street, was Wiitn You Nttd MoHtyl ;; Gaylord Drug Go. 2200 KEAR.NEY We Accept baptized Sunday, Nov. 5, by rado and Southern Railway Co. ' ’ I pnv oMirn Pmn Your Neighbor Knows t/«’ The university has also purchased J ROY SMITH. Prop. Father Omer V. Foxhoven. Spon­ Rakerj A'o. 2 1059 So. Gaylord SP. 3345 NEW SAVINGS ACCOUNTS two residences across from the 11 sors were John R«nnenger and WE SPECIALIZE IN Prescriptions Carefully Filled SAVT: tires—buy at OI.SON'8 IN AMOUNTS FIOM $S0 UF opera house for use by members of ^ e re , each Installment We Specialize In Pennaneni Laurina Greuneisen. PARTY AND PASTRY ORDERS by Registejed Pharmacists To op*n on aeeouai by moil moke Waving and Hair Styling Katherine Heinz, pharmacist’s the cast during the opera season, Loan is woiiced out care­ FINE WINES AND LIQUORS 3 check payabi* to u* and moll to 1024 Se. Gaylord PE. 7315 FOOD mate second class in the navy, is and is negotiaring for several ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦'I STORES THELMA HASSON th* oddrtu b*lovr. We will It- other properties in the same vicin­ fully, to meet the indi­ OLSON’S tu* and mall a pott book to you visiting in the home of her parents, BEAUTY SALON Immediately. Fundi reaching ui Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heinz, 4336 ity. vidual’s needs. The mon­ 1092 So. Phone Winona court, while on leave SP. 0574 2750 W. 29th CL. 3613 THELMA KASSON. Hants** by the 10th ol any month earn ey is ready, without de­ Gaylord BOB’S 2t7« COLOBAOO BLVD. Irom th* lint day ol that month from her station at Floyd Bennet GOOD FOOD Full Line of _ S019 B. ColUx EM. 2731 PHONE DEXTEB US8 . . . Inquirie* welcomed. Coll per- air station, N. Y. Elmer Heinz, lay, and you pay only Grocery and Market lOSO E. eth EA. IMt DENVER. COLORADO tonally, write or phone TAbor Regnlar Dinners Xu-Enamel baker second class, will be home on regular bank rates (n o 1315.^ Week Dart 11:80 a.m. to 7 :80 p.m. FOR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Groceries, Meats and Fancy leave from Shoemaker, Calif., and Sandtyx 12 to 8 p.m. D R IVE IN will be able to spend pant of his Vegeiablet @lumbia OPEN MONDAYS 4 p.m. to Hidnicht hidden fees). DECORATING SIMMONS DRUG GO. TO ERVIN leave here while his sister, Kath­ Oa» Ceat Cavar*—No Broth Mark* S a v in g s Beer and Sandviehtt onlr The Store o f Quality and Price 2870 Colo. Blvd. erine, is home. WINES and BEER Drop h, whonovor Glencoe Conoco Service Edward Hoke, now in the navy, AL JOHNSON WASHING - GREASING - ACCE8- 41S Mefettie Building a member of the '42 graduation yon Mood co$h. EA. 9953 80RIE8 • TIRE SERVICE Washington Park Cafe 2 0 0 .1 6 th St., Denvet class of Holy Family, is spending RADIO SERVICE HARDWARE Glenro* at Eut Colfax EA. 9777 H. J. MclSAAC — F. J. McISAAC WE APPRECIATE YOUR 307 Colo. BId«.. Pueblo his leave in the nome of his ANT HAKE HOME OR PATRONAGE I a.ai. to 9 p.B. Dally. Claaed Wad. FURNACE CLEANING AND REPAIRINO 208^Firtt NatT Bank Bld(., mother, Mrs. A. Rose. 1052 S. Gaylord PE. 9846 CAR RADIO Colorado Sprinca COLORADO 1067 So. Gaylord SHEET METAL AND GUTTEB WORK Your Purchase of War Bonds RA. 1232 So. Gaylord Hdw. Co. and Stamp* Helps to Secure Your Lojola Annunciation Sacretl Heart Future. NATIONAL 1055 So, Gaylord SP. 2961

AMERICAN AT LOWEST PHONE TA. i m The firms listed here de­ SOUTH GAYLORD DRUGS PRICES IN DENVER HOWARD'S 5c & 10c STORE ROCKY MOUNTAIN Van Dyke BANK serve to be remembered GLEANERS SAVE TIME AND MONEY I Portraits when you are distributing W* Hav* Thonttodt of USEFUL MARKET 17th I C bM i^ 1025 SO. GAYLORD PHARMACY Nov. and Dee. Bandar NOW OPEN Direct Plant Serrlo* ARTICLES Attractively Dltploxtd for your patronage In the dif­ STORE Hours: 10:80 a.m. Your Conv»nl*ne* 2301 Champ# TA. 9676 to 8:80 p.m. Quality Meats • Groceriee PtNEBT QUALITY DRY CLEANING ttofflb*/ M « * l P«pmI4 hmifttte Co«f ferent lines of business. AT REASONABLE PRICES IS2I E. S4tli AVE. ta i FRANKUN ST. JAMES FREQUES, Prop. 806 SEVENTEENTH 8T. 8829 COLO. BLVD. EA. 9918 (Betvcca Franklin and GUpIa) PEori 1350 _ - AUrjoria ArnoM r<- i

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FORMER STAGE STAR VISITS To Lecture in PATRONS FOR ARCHBISHOP’S Darn Clever, Denver Auditorium These Chinese IN ST. PHILOMENA’S PARISH GUILD PAR H ARE ANNOUNCED

(Si. Philomena't Puritli, DenTer) Parish Clubs A complete list of the ^patrons and Elsie Sullivan, Patricia Mrs. James W. Potter had as for the Archbishop’s guild’s annual S^rianey, Lorraine Tice, and Pa­ Hold Meetings tricia Vogel; and members of her guests Mr. and Mrs. fall benefit to be held Thursday, Mrs. Harry O’Day’s club met Morning Star circle. George C. Hajpi of Altadena, Nov. 9, in the Fransalian hall, Den­ with Mrs. Warren Miller, and Mrs. Special mention goes to the vari­ Calif. Mrs. Hahn, who was on the ver, is announced by the ways and G. L. Monaghan’s met with Mrs. ous committees for their pre-bene­ professional stage for 16 years, means co-chairmen. Miss Madelyn fit work, to those who will make R. C. Meehan; Mrs. J. D. Good- was the guest speaker at the Nalty and Mrs. Margaret McCal- up the floor committee at the row’s club met In the Denver party, and to the many friends of Loretto Heights college assembly lin. The following friends of the I'm glad mother Imicei the guild who will support this Nov. 3. Her subject was “ The Dry Goods tearoom; Mrs. P. F. guild have given financial aid to Giblin’s club met with Mrs. worth-while enterprise by their at­ •uch good cake*. She Stage as a Career.” In profes­ this party to raise necessary tendance. sional life she is known as Ca­ Harry T. Zook; Mrs. L. A. Fair’s funds for an extensive missionary Mrs. Helene Washburn an­ always use* Pikes Peak therine Counties. Mr. and Mrs. club met with Mrs. J. R. Plank, nounces that ticket returns can M ilk program throughout the arch­ Hahn returned to their home on and Mrs. T. E. Carey’s club met be made direct to her at a special Cake Flour. So will k Saturday. with Mrs. John Keating in the diocese: booth located in the lobby of St. FOR Olin hotel. when I grow up. Football Team Mmes. John P. Akolt, Roy At­ Francis de Sales’ high school on Judge and Mrs. Joseph J. kinson, F. Can jar, F. Casbin, A. J. the night of the games party. CHARACTER Is Victorious Walsh have as their guest their Chisholm, J, J. Connor, D. R. Cos­ The Stella Maris circle of the St. Philomena's football team nephew, Lt. Joseph J. Connor, tello, Edward Coughlin, Robert H. Archbishop’s guild met Nov. 3 with Grade A Milk is a rugged, ■ IMKKS'BI defeated St. Francis de Sales’ on who has served as a navy doctor Dee, J. W. Dooley, Joseph J. Miss Josephine W’alsh. Two new sturdy body builder. And in in the Pacific theater of opera­ members were voted into the Friday, 19-14. The team will Father Bernard Hubbard, S.J., Dooling, John L. Dower, Joseph J. strong bodies you’ll find strong tions for the past 23 months. group, Emma Romano and Mary characters. It makes bones the Annunciation squad on Fri­ the Glacier Priest, will be in Den­ Dryer, Herbert J. Fairall, B. F O’Byme. At the invitation of strong and brains keen. ^ day on St. Philomens's grounds. Maj. Walter A. Goons is visit- ver Sunday, Dec. 10, under the Fitzsimons, Giles F. Foley, Ray J. At i^our The Junior Newman club meets his mother, Mrs. Mary Coons. Foley, Frank FrSeman, Mary Gar­ Chaplain Henry D. Sutton of Fitz­ ■ a I sponsorship of the Loretto Heights simons general hospital, the Stella in the rectory every Tuesday eve­ Mrs. R. W. Walden has re­ Alumnae association. His illus­ land, Ed Gates, E. T. Gibbons, Gill Grocers Maris group will again supply mu­ INSIST ON ning. turned from Des Moines, la., trated lecture on “ Post-War Alas­ J. Graber, A. Grosheider, Robert sic for a High Mass at midnight where she went to attend ' the ka” will be given in the City audi­ D. Hall, Paul J. Horan, William on Christmas in the hospital chapel. W. S. SANDERSON Nolan-McLoughlin wedding. torium. Proceeds will be used for P. Horan, Harry D. Hoskins, Frank The October meeting of Our a post-war scholarship fund. Col­ D. Jennings, Maiy E. Jennings, G a r d en F ar m & BRO. Donn Walden of the maritime Lady of Loretto circle was held lege girls from the Loretto Heights Cecil B. J oll^ , Joe Kavanaugh, PIKES PEAK IIU Arapahoa TAbor 3M1 service has returned to the in the home of its president. Miss dramatic arts department are J. E. Kelsey, Herbert Leibman, S. ; r a d e a ■Tilt FriHidlr Btora" States .after 15 months’ service. J. Lewis, Thomas Lynch, Edward Evelyn Miller, on Oct. 12. An During this time he was in nearly speaking before civic and club SELECTION OP PINE COFFEE ward Madden, and Oscar L Malo; overseas box was packed for Miss Abo full line of Nuta, Peaaut Buttar, every port in the world. He has groups throughout Denver, an Mmes. M. P. Montgomery, E. Mc­ Dorothy Walsh, member of the Frath Roaated PeanuU, Orange Pekoe entered training in New London, nouncing the event, which 4s ex­ DAIRY PRODUCTS Tea. Cuban Honey, Spicee, Maple Syrup, pected to echo the ovations given Cabe, A. P. McCallin, Kathryn Mc­ circle serving with the Red Cross Here is a Chinese workman at Maple Candiea, Coffee Makeri. Conn. in the Southwest Pacific. Plans LUMBER — PAINT — HARDWARE rather Hubbard in other cities of Carthy, Mervyn McCarthy, James the headquarters of the United INSULATION Mrs. R. M. Shay (nee Lou Ann P. McConaty, William B. McFar­ were made for assembling a layette States army’s 14th air force show­ AT YOUR Jordan) has received word that the country. ^ THE TA. 5041 land, Frank McNamara, Thomas F. for the Layette committee, of ing the ingenuity typical of his her husband, Ensign R. M. Shay, which Mrs. Helen Wehrle is chair­ Independently 1522 McNamara, Nellie Nalty, Edward race. Essential materials being Aurora Lumber Company has been cited for the Navy E. O’Connor, M. J. O’Fallon, Thom­ man. The next meeting will be scarce, he has cemverted a dis­ Owned Stores Building Headquarters Park w Marino cross for outstanding as A. O’Keefe, Alfred O’Meara, held Nov. 16 in the home of Mrs. carded light bulb into a drinking PboOM Aarora 28e—Frankliii ( lit Ave. achievements in the South Pacific. Lewia P. Palaze, W. H. Paul, Paul Jerry Hanson. cup by cutting off the neck. AURORA, COLO. Joit Bulow FLOUJER Ensign Shay is the son o f Mr. J. Pianfetti, J. R. Plank, R. G. MILK - CREAM Colfax and and Mrs. B. E. Shay of 617 Pope, Alfred H. Rampe^ George Franklin BASKET South Vine street. He is a gradu­ COLOBADO Ottic. Pbons HAIn 7503 on Park W. Reinks, J. L. Rice.v S. A. R«id*nc« PhoD. EA. 1283 ate o f the Abbey school, Canon COTTAGE CHEESE l o ­ Reisenman, Joseph Rihn, John J. UPflOLS^TEBY CO. ft Special Attention to Register City. Roach, Jr.; Harry Schwab, Albert STAMPS CURIOS RECOVER 2 PIECES ANDRE DE VAJDA ORANGE DRINK COINS NOVELTIES Readers Miss Esther Jensen, who had E. Seep, Jr.; Herman F. Seep, FRIEZE AND TAPESTRY A XTonhy Sigsaiurt in Fun ft We Wire Flowers Anywhere been a guest in the L. E. Bums TRY John J. Shea, Dennis Sheedy, W. 855.00 AND UP New Coats Made to Order B n X ’ S SHOP ft New Accounts Welcome home, returned to her home in CHOCOLATE MILK ELECTRIC IRONS REBUILT F. Sheehy, W. 0. Sievers, Hubert 2459 16th St. GL. 2304 ISIS OALIFOBNIA STREET OTHER APPLUNCES REPAIRED FAST DELIVERY SERVICE Omaha Sunday. A. Smith, Ralph S. Smith, John J. (Mack Buldine) RADIOS SERVICED GRACE CRISTp Owner I mm * « ^ « * v* Sullivan, A. Spangelberger, B. K. SERVICE — CALLS FLOWER BASKET^"'^^^^ Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par­ Sweeney, M. J. Taney, Ralph Tay­ 1855 Champa TA 0746 Bride lor, Sewell Thomas, J. T. Tierney, ish)—Miss Catherine McCarthy, J. F. Toner, T. C. Tully, Thomas Miss Muriel - Schmidt, daughter former Boulder county health J. Tynan, Peter Walsh, Ruth Wea- o f C. N. Schmidt of Des Moines, nurse and, since 1942, nursing rep­ dick, Raymond J. Wehrle, John F. A Gift for AD tie Family la., became the bride of Jack resentative with the St. Louis dis­ Vail, and Leroy Volk; Scott, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Jack trict of national Red Cross, visited Scott o f Denver, in a candlelight Misses Anne Birmingham, Helen ’Send a box of Famous Ckilorado Pascal Celery for in Boulder last week with her aunt, Cannon, Ann and Margaret Fallon, WHOLESALE ONLY ceremony in St. Philomena’s Mrs. Margaret Colstadt. She has church Saturday, Noy. 4. The Mae F. Gavin, Charlotte Heineck, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Prepaid anywhere in resigned her position and is going Irene M. Keefe, Margaret Lynch, Rt. Rev. Monsignor William M. into fo re i^ service, whfre she feels Hig«ns officiated. The Rev. Theresa Maher, Margin and Jerry United States. that she is most needed. She will O’Neil, Grace Palmer, Margaret Paul Reed was present in the sanc­ go first to Washin^n, D. C., for a tuary. Mickey Schafbush and short course of instruction and R. N. 8ROWALTER G. H. PORTER mumiiDi Richard Koehl were the servers. then overseas to the Balkans, Vstnsn SMond World War The sanctuary was decorated with where she has been assigned as Pick up and delivery service STREET FLOOR, “ JOSLIN’S” 1543 Urimer St-V cMfUrtDhh vases o f white chrysanthemums. jiublic health nursing supervisor Cathedral candelabra bearing for the United Nations Relief and Ro-Go Appliance Co. Hall ordvs scMpted. Smd nanu and addrat whtra you wish it to b* sent to : lighted tapers were placed on either Rehabilitation association. Rocky Mountain 0«ltry Co., P.O. Box 1882, Denvtr, Colo. 18.85 eov.rs svery- RUBBER 10 Y urs Exparlme. In Hoovsr Rspsiring smm side of the entrance to the sanctu­ At a ceremony performed in Sa­ ary. The entrance to each pew VACUim CLEANERS — APPLIANCES thins. cred Heart rectory Saturday, Nov, in the center aisle was adorned Phons KEyston. 8881 <08 14th Stnat 4, before the Rev. Bertram Nigge- Buy ITor Stamps! with lighted tapers, from which mann, O.S.B., Margaret Tovani, ^11 streamers oi white satin. daughter of Prof, and Mrs. Ernest Miss Schmidt, who was given Tovani, became the bride of Pvt. in marriage by her father, wore Alfred T. Whatley, son of Mr. and for her wedding a white satin Mrs. Barney L. Whatley of Denver. gown made with a high round The bride was given in marriage neckline and marquisette yoke and by her father, and her only at­ a torso length bodice, from which tendant was Miss Elizabeth Perry. fell a full skirt, ending in a court William J. Whatley, brother of the train. Her full-lenrtn veil of bride^oom, was best man. The PHONE bridal illusion was fastened to bride is a graduate of Boulder high satin crown. She carried a bouquet and is now attending the Univer­ BE09U SPECIAL of white orchids, arranged on a sity of Colorado. Pvt. Whatley prayerboow with streamers of was graduated from Fountam Val­ Beautiful MA.0641 MA.0541 stephanotis. ley school, attended Princeton uni­ 2-Pieces Miss Jane Middlemist, Miss versity and later the University of Fresh Cut Flowers PIMPLES Re*coveredi Helen Mae Bums, and Mrs. Pat­ Colorado. After a short leave at I TIRED OR WEAK ETS8 5 9 5 » rick Monroe were the bride’s at­ the Whatley ranch near Brecken- BUV tendants. ridge, the bridegroom will report Large Assortment of Potted Fresh Carrot Juice Estimates Cheerfully Miss Josephine Courtney pre­ for duty in Camp Kearns, Utah, Daily la Pints or Qnsrta and the bride will continue her Plants and Funeral Designs Given on sided at the organ and Joe O’Neill ORANGE BAR sang an “ Ave Maria,” and other work in the university. Present UPHOLSTERY hymns. for the wedding ceremony besides the parents of the couple were Mrs. UlflR Robert V. Beier was Mr. Scott’s best man. Ushers were George Anna Jane Haley, aunt of the JERRY BREEN Mason, Samuel Frey, William Jos­ bridegroom; Mrs. Clara Tovani, SMILEY BROS. eph, and John McCiisker. the bride’s grandmother; Jack To­ 12 Twrs vani, her brother; and Miss Joan FLORIST DE-0988 Sxp*rl«>c. E. Colfax at Monroo Immediately following the cere­ Lingenfelter and Clinton R. Ran- RUY mony a reception was held in the daU. 1456 California MA. 2279 DELIVERY BONDS home of the bride’s uncle, R. A Shay, 2310 Jasmine street. Upon Fred Marshall Dias their return from a trip to Santa Requiem High Mass was sung on WAR Fe, N. Mex., the couple will reside Tuesday, Nov. 7, for Fred W, Mar­ Turiceyi Have Been at 431 Hudson street. shall, whose death occurred in his home in Boulder last Saturday. He Released RONDS THE Your Purchase of War Bonds was born in Central City in 1870 FLORIDA FRUIT and Slampe Help* to Secure Your and had been an invalid since early Place Your Thanksgiving Future. childhood. He is survived by an and PRODUCE CO. only brother, Frank Marshall. The Order Nowl Rev. Paul Fife, OS.B., officiated LARGE MEATY ROCK QO AiRlINES B . DEUTSCH at the Mass. Burial was In Green LOBSTER TAILS______lb. wOC OPTOMETRIST Mountain cemetery. SS YearsYtart PrsetlesPrsi FRESH SILVER O Q - Er«s SMELTS ...... Jb. Examined Your Purchase of War Bonds LAKE SUPERIOR OQ Good Bakery Glasses HERRING ...... Ib. NEED Fitted and Stamps Helps to Secure Your Broken Lenses Future. WOOD BOX BALT C A Dnplictled CODFISH (Fancy BantlMs) lb. OUC Oculists’ Prescription Filled COOKED MAINE LOBSTERS . . . VOSS BROS. ■ YOU Gennins Kryptek yieion DR. R. W. FRITZ JUMBO COOKED CRABS . . . FRESH Inrlslbl. Bifocal cistses. eom- BUFFALO FISH . . . UkKE TROUT Lontes to S ts _j . And Assoeiates . . . OYSTERS . . . FRESH AND Fir and Neer— »“** COOKED SHRIMP . . . BUY CHOOSE A CAREER IN AIR TRANSPORTA­ Ground sU In one. frame. Dentists TION, THE WORLD’S FASTEST GROWING Open Monday Eronbirs. Ph. TX. 8842 IM ISth Strsst UM IStk Stnat FANCY ROASTING BONDS INDUSTRY. KEyston* ST21 TAbsr 5711 CBICKKN8______,.b. 44c J Curtis S t 0pm Monday and Thanday Eras. LARGE COLORED BE AN AIRLINE RESERVATIONIST OR AN HENS ______ib. 8G c E AIRLINE COMMUNICATIONIST. FAGAN'S FANCY HANDLE RESERVATIONS, TICKETS. ROUTE FRYERS ...... Ib. 44c S PASSENGERS TO FAR DISTANT POINTS. TALK WITH PILOTS BY RADIOPHONE. S CONTACTS FLIG H TS. Earn a SPLENDID Good Things to Eat SALARY. Now Celebrating: Their Fresh and Salted Nutmeata Candied Fruits and Candiea s TRAIN NOW FOR SPLENDID POSITIONS Second Anniversary WHICH WILL STILL BE IN EXISTENCE WHEAT GERM - SOT BEAN ELOUB E WHEN THE WAR U or.r. NEW FALL HERRING TIDBITS A CLASSES NOW FORMING. Train in your tpara DENVER FRUIT A P tima if you detiro without interfering with your ADDISON’S preient potition. PRODUCE CO. Home PnbUc Market Y E If yon are between egei of 17U and 3S (married TA. 2758 or (ingle) inreitigate immediately. For free in­ formation inquire in porton, write or phone. Office open dayt, ereningt by appointment. THERE S GOOD NUTRITION M MIDLAND IN ANY CUT OF tAEAT K SCHOOLS T CHICADO MIDLAND SCHOOLS C. N. EASTMAN, District Manager FOOD FOR FREEDOM 426 Uniyeriity Bldg., Denrer 2, Colo. KEystone 8419 f mm MARKET WIRTH Bi-Loto Address ------ABOUf CHEAPER CUTS City.___ _— State.. FOOD CENTER DU-ll If

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M t. Stf Qertrude High School formal tea held in the academy •uditorium in Boulder.

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The location of our Chapel at 1527 Cleveland Place is convenient to streetcars and buses; within a short walk of most downtown offices and stores; central to principal cem­ eteries. W e invite patrons to use BERG'S CANDY STORE its facilities. There is no extra 29 Broadway charge. Don’t Forget the Boys and Girls in Service— MAIL CANDY TO THEM OFTEN SPIRITUAL BOUQUETS URGED BERe’S CANDIES BOOK WIIKTO Candy Cream Roses . , . Peppermints . . . Gum Drops . . . FOR SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN Licorice . . . Milk and Dark Sweet Chocolates . , . Marshmal­ ~r lows . ; . Assorted Nut Meats . . . Glazed Fruits in Boxes . « . Soft Center Hard Candy . . . Cinnamon Red Hots. Colorado Springs. — Spiritual.to be sent in time for Christmas bouquets for men and women of | greeting as a gift from each parish, Bl OBSIBVm III ' Greeting Cards for All Occasions the armed forces are being re­ STORE HOURS: 10 A .M . ’till 7 P.M.— Open Sundays quested by the Colorado Springs C. D. of A. Plan deanery o f t h e Archdiocesan Annual Dinner Council of Catholic Women from 0 all {Arishes of the city. Cards are Court St. Mary, Catholic Daugh­ ters of America, is planning its AND SON CHAPELS annual dinner, which will be held in the American Legion hut at Boulder.— (Mt. St. Gertrude’s 6:30 p.m. Nov. 14. In charge of Academy)—In co-operation •with KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 Fr. Kappes Talks reservations is Mrs. Jennie Gross, the Catholic, national, and inter­ Main 2946W. national observance of Book week throughout the world, Mt. S t Ger­ CASR t S 2 J Oeveland Piace Cheetsos-Kinney Wedding trude students plan to maintain Guarding Forever our Founder^ Ideals Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Kinney an­ interest in good books by an offi­ Sell your car to Al O’lReara at TOP To A ltar Society nounce the marriage of their cial program that week, and to en­ daughter, Denise, to R. G. Cheet- rich the lives of others by the price, no waiting. All makes and mod­ sos, shipfitter second class, U. S. contribution of worth-while books Loveland.— The Altar society of navy construction, son of Mrs. to the library. The seniors have els wanted right now. St. John the Evangelist’s church, Bernice Forgino. The ceremony as their slogan, “ Be a Book Do­ COLFAX MARKET Loveland, met Thursday, Nov. 2, was preformed Oct. 15 before the nor.’’ M y Parish to at 2 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Rev. William Kelly in the rectory A special feature of the program COLFAX AT COLFAX AT of St. Mary’s church. The attend­ DOWNING MABION Harry Jones. Father Francis J. will be an address by Dr. R. G. MAIN 3111 Kappes, 18 members, and one visi­ ants were Mrs. Lois Jacobson and Gustavson, president of the Univer­ tor were present. William Whelan. sity of Colorado, who will be guest 1335 Broadway Ma«i Said for Captain Killed speaker at the program Tuesday The firms listed here de­ Spsor Bazaar Father Kappes led the women in 1314 Acoma I Clark’s Flowers | prayer and Mrs. Frank Calkum, Requiem High Mass was cele­ afternoon, Nov. 14, at 2 o’clock. serve to be remembered president of the society, conducted brated in St. Mary’s church at The Book Week program .fol I Complete Line o f Cnt Flowers Welby.— A meeting was held on the business meeting. 8 Monday for Capt Edward lows: DENVER’S LARGEST FORD DEALER when you are distributing I and Potted Plants Monday evening, Nov. 6, to plan J. Mahaney, who was killed in Various business matters were Monday: Inspiration, playlet, your patronage in the dif­ I Floral Sprays and for the bazaar to be held on Nov. action on the Western front. junior high, 7-7:45 p.m., audito­ 16, 17, and 18. Spaghetti dinner discussed and Father Kappes made ferent lines of business. ' I Corsages a short talk. It was decided that Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hanley of rium. will be served from 5 to 9 p.m. Washington, D. C., are visiting Monday: Story Book Land, play •^We Deliver TA. 3662< •Tickets are $1. the women will receive Holy Com­ munion in a group on the first their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. let, minims, 3-3:30 p.m., audito­ Masses on Sunday are at 8 and Sunday of every month. and Mrs. J. Eugene Hanley, and rium, IIWORMAITOIV WAIWED! 10 o’clock. Sunday is Communion their grandchildren, Claire and Tuesday: The Novel Book, play, Mrs. Clemens Hermes was ap­ juniors, 1-2 p.m., auditorium. FARRELL, JAMES: Wanted information concerning this man who Phone day for the Holy Name society. Eugene, Jr. The senior Mr. Han­ wag probably bom at Clooncolry near Dromod, County Leitrim, Ws Speclsllxs la pointed secretary to fill the va­ Tuesday: “ Address to Students,” “ Everything The perpetual novena in honor of ley plans to remain for two weeks Ireland, approximately 100 years ago. He is believed to have M ILK FED Our Lady of Sorrows is held on cancy caused by the resignation of more. Dr. R. G. Gustavson, president of Tabor 1776’ Mrs. Joe Heywood. Mrs. Leonard gone to Colorado considerably prior to 1900. Had a brother POULTRY Under the Friday evening at 7:30. A son, William Edward, was the University of Colorado, 2 p.m., Williamson was appointed chair­ Charles residing in St. Louis and a brother Patrick who remained A meeting for the members of born to Mr. and Mrs. William Ed­ auditorium. man of the flower committee for Wednesday: They Burned the in Ireland also other brothers and sisters. Anyone having infor­ Sea” the Altar society will be held after ward Jansa of Des Moines, la. mation concerning the date and place of this man’s death or the CoaipUts Lias of the altar. The business meeting Books, play, freshmen, 7-7:45 p.m., services on Friday evening. Mrs. Jansa is the former Roberta names and addresses o f his children, if any, please communicate adjourned to meet Dec. 7 in the Foley. auditorium. SEA FOODS and 1 1 30 E. The school paper. We the Pupils, rectory with Father Kappes. with January and Yegge, Attorneys, Equitable Building, Denver, made its debut. The publication is Lyoni-McDermott Nuptials Wednesday: Our Favorite Books, Colorado. FRESH n S H Colfax Ave. A social hour was enjoyed with sponsored monthly by the junior Miss Dolores Blanche McDer­ playlet, grades, 3-3:30 p.m., audi games as the main diversion. Re­ and senior classes. The staff in­ mott, daughter o f Mrs. Joseph Mc­ torium. DELIVEBT AT IS A. H. AND X P. M. cludes: Editor-in-chief, Madeline freshments were served to the fol­ Thursday: A Comer on the Book lowing: Mmes. Calkum, Grannell, Dermott of Orlando, Fla., and Porreco; editorials, Betty Dursey; S. Sgt. Thomas Bernard Lyons, Shelf, play, seniors, 7-7:46 p.m., Shannon, Clemens Hermes, Wil­ STORE COAL Blow, feature editor, Lorraine Werth; formerly of Colorado Springs, were auditorium. liamson, Humbarger, Mary Jones, sports editor, Mildred Serravo; married O ct 30 in S t James’ Friday: Youth and Books, play, Use Our Budget Plan if Yon-Wish— Nothing Down Mary Hermes, Griesback, Burger, business manager, Bernard Domen­ church in Orlando. Sgt. Lyons, a sophomores, 7-7:45 p.m., audito­ — 10 Months to Pay ico; reporters, Phyliss Sperra, Ray­ Crause, Radcliffc, Woods, Jack rium. Nugent, Ramsey, Snyder, Rey­ brother o f Mrs. Donald Jeffers, mond Domenico, Henry Covillo, has returned from three years of Saturday: Read for a Better KROONENBERG COAL CO. nolds, and Harry Jones, and Fa­ CASH and Elaine Rossi. overseas duty. He and his bride World, pageant, Mt. St. Gertrude 1909-11 So. Broadway SP. 4478 ther Kappes. Betty Lou Dursey is the winner are residing in Sarasoto, Fla. students, 7-8:30 p.m., auditorium. I Will Pay Cash for Small of the local mission essay contest Resident 78 Years Dies according to word received from Homes in or Near Denver. Henry Negus, 95, died Sunday the editor of the Far East maga­ in a local hospital. He was a resi­ Meeting Held by Quick Action—Call or See zine. n PRHiii dent of Colorado Springs for 78 The PTA meeting will be held years. A pioneer railroad man, he Tuesday evening, Nov. 14, in the worked for the Denver and Rio Littleton Group school hall at 8 o’clock. Grande railroad in the construc­ T . Anthony T. Rossi, seaman 2nd tion department when the line was E. GREECE class, who recently spent a short GIVIS RIVIIIVbuilt After retiring, he returned Littleton. — Mrs. Harold Craig leave at home, was transferred to work and was stul employed at and Mrs. George Gardiner were to Treasure island, Calif. 1643 Stont T A .6 2 6 6 80. Mr. Negrus was born Nov. 17 hostesses at the Altar and Rosary Pvt. Leonard Rossi is now sta­ Golden.— St. Joseph’s Altar and 1848, in Iowa. Requiem High society meeting Nov. 2. tioned somewhere in France. Rosary society met m the home of Mass was celebrated in Sacred Mrs. John Thelsen, a former Mrs. Hugh Beers on Wednesday, Heart church at 9 Friday. Inter resident of St. Mary’s parish and Unity Needed to Rebuild Nov, 1, and Mrs. Eugene Bolitho ment was in Evergreen cemetery, a member of the Altar and Rosa^ Civilization was co-hostess. In the business The Christ Child society held London.— We can rebuild our meeting, Mrs. Thomas G. Gar society for many years, is living in its meeting Tuesday, Oct. 31, at the parish again after staying in Christian civilization if the United rison, newly elected president of the home of Mrs. J. P. Murray, 27 Denver with her daughter for States and Great Britain work to the National Council of Catholic Lake avenue, Broadmoor, with a while. gether in the “ spiritual sphere as Women, gave an interesting re­ Mrs. John Wiener, co-hostess. Mrs, Colorado Springs they have on the battlefield,’’ the view of the recent meeting of the The Archbishop’s guild met Frank Vollmer and Miss Viola Most Andrew Joseph McDonald, council held in Toledo, 0. The Wednesday, Nov. 8, in the home of O.S.B., Archbishop of SL An­ Golden parish and the Archdiocese Kirchman presided at the coffee Mrs. King Gertig. table. The next meeting will be TRY drews and -Edinburgh, declared. of Denver have been diatincly The Junior Newman club met in honored in Mrs. Garrison’s elec­ held Tuesday, Nov. 28, in the the rectory Nov. 6. About 20 home of Mrs. Frank Vollmer with Whitney Electric Co. Old Glory tion to head this national organi members were present at the first zation. Miss Viola Kirchman assisting meeting on Oct. 30. PEREINS-SHEABER hostess. Ow*w ■ Owle Electrical Service Flies on Leyte Mrs. C. A. Bless and Mrs. Paul The Third Order of St. Francis PRICED RIGHT COLORADO SPRINGS’ Brady, new members, were wel­ 208 No. Tejon M 906 held its meeting at St. Mark’s SMARTEST STORE comed into the society. 10 MONTHS ”EST. ISIS” church Sunday after the 4 o’clock FURS It was reported that 34 Vi hours devotions. TO PAY Apparel and Gifts for had been spent in civilian war Altar Society to Meet Expert Restyling, Repairing ZECHA & ADAMS work and 10 pounds of salvage Friday, Nov. 10, St. Mary’s AI Men, Women and Conoro Sen'ire StAtloo fat had been turned in. tar society will hold its meeting Deluxe Cleaning Children ' The society made definite plans in St. Mary’s auditorium at 2:30 Our Prices Save You Money for the pre-Christmas party, which p.m. J. Douxlu. Crouch C. D. O’Brien will be held in the USO Tiall on Guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. F Saturday evening, Dec. 9. Morrissey were Mr. and Mrs. Wil 102-104 North Tejon Street Turkeys and cash will be prizes Ham Kender and son, Billy, for fN«vnda Av«- nt Carht It Poodr* of the games, which will be super­ the past two months. They left vised by St. Agnes’ circle. A for their home in Herminie, Pa. beautiful handmade quilt, sun- Monday. The Murray Drug Go. The Heyse Sheet bonnet girl pattern, will be given Thursday dinner ^ests of the Metal Works away by St Ann’s circle, which Emmett Knight family were three **Sup**rior Serticp has charge of the quilt and fancy- nurses from Camp Carson, Lt INCORPORATED work booth; and a big doll will Pelezer, Lt. Lux, and Lt. Garrich Closets Overcrowded? Main Store Phone Main t44 HEATING . ROOFING Phone SH. 1901 SHEET METAL also be awarded, Delicious refresh­ The Holy Name society had its Main Store 18 North Tejon St. 21f North Weber Street ments will be available, with Mrs. Phone: Main 882 regular meeting Monday evening, 1510 California St. North Store — 882 North Tejon Si. Eai 1888 S. P. 'Harris, Mrs. Lawrence Nov. 6, in St. Mary’s school. The Gurule, Mrs. Chris Duppman, and regular Communion Sunday will Mrs. Hugh Beers in charge. be held on Nov. 12 at the 8 o’clock Father Barry J. Wogan made I Bulova, Grnen and Mass. All men of the parish are FOOTWEAR several announcements, and said urged to attend. STORE MR WARDROBE Hamilton Watche. that the harvest donation, which Obtequiet for Mrs. Lowney 54 Years of 'Quality Moving and Storage ROSARIES is replacing the usual annual Mrs. Johanna Lowney died Mon ALSO HOSIERY AND BAGS bazaar this year, is receiving day, Oct. 30, in her home, 537 E SPRUCE 2671 XAPELKES splendid response from parishion' Cimarron street. Bom in Ireland, KES. PBONEi SPRUCE ttOl helps out wosderfully! The Vorhes Shoe Go. ers. she was a resident of this county 1258 SOUTH PEARL ST. > 8. TEJON St. Agnes’ circle is in charge of for 24 years. She had lived in the altars for the month of No­ Colorado for 61 years. She is sur Handnide Farniturt — Antiqnt. vember. vived by two daughters, Teresa L, R.producrd — Rtp.irinc — ReIfnUhinc Gregg, Colorado Springs, and Eliz­ SPECIAL BATES TO SOLDIERS When buying from the ' Uphoitt.rint — Dr.p«ri»» The December meeting of the Here’s the answer to the problem of where to put out-of- society will be held |n the home abeth Starbuck, Grand Junction, firms advertising in this ^LOWEST PRICES IN THE season garments. A wardrobe by “ MIRROR KING” which of Mrs. Samuel BolitHo, with Mrs. Requiem Mass was said PViday, V CITY ON STORAGE paper, please mention that Pete B a r o n i Peter Hokanson as co-hostess. Nov. 3, in St. Mary’s church. In holds up to twenty garments and has two removable shelves Mrs. Magdalena Sparks is amin terment was in Evergreen ceme YOU PAY ONLY 5 0 ^ A ROOM A MONTH for shoes or blankets, etc., hat shelf, two tie and belt racks, you saw their advertise­ Furniture Shop tery. able to be about, following a short mirrors . . . just everything. Made of 3-ply, wood grain, PHONE M. 5J09 TH SO. CASCADE AVE. ment. illness. Mrs. Emma L. McCreary died Oppoaite Antlera Hotel Tuesday, O ct 31, in a local hos Optometrist and Optician walnut finish fibre board, with strong wood reinforcements throughout. Treated with Stor-o-cide, a fragrant Cedar iO HOURS’ DEVOTION piml. She was a member of CROSSES— Sacred Heart church. Besides her Helen Walsh compound. 69 inches high, 29 inches wide, 21 inches deep. ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER husband, James McCreary, she is AisoelftU 12.00 and other Week of Sunday, Nov. 12i survived by one son, Bernard; four St. Joseph’s (C .S S .R .) W. R. JOSEPH Emblematic brothers, Albert, Robert, and Jewelry church, Denver, and St. George Weigert o f Gilmore City, .^TES EXAHIN Andrew’s church, Wray, (13 THE DENVER'S NOTIONS-fiTREET FLOOB Insigne la.; and Carl Wiegert * f Hum Phoos TAbor 1S8 Hours’ ) . ' boldt, la.; and one sister, Mrs. . Ring., 9 18-91S MaiMtte BUt Bracelet., Clement Shimon. Funeral services Diamond., Welfare of Handicapped Studied and interment were in Gilmore Watche. Chicago.— The first of a series City, la. P in., Etc. The first American flag to fly of meetings to consider physically 'Teresa Elizabeth Kuhns, sea­ JOE’S in Uie Philippines in almost three and mentelly handicapped chil­ man first class, is spending a 16- years is shown here being made dren now and in the post-war day leave with her parents, Mr. SKELLY SERVICE Howell Jewelry Co. secure to a palm tree on Leyte period was held here by the Na­ and Mrs. A. D. Kuhns, 122 N. Joe Parrenkop{ (St Louis* Parish) CECIL HOWILL island by Robert Driscoll, boat­ tional Society for Crippled Chil­ Wahsatch avenue. She is stationed GREASING - WASHING - BATTERY Crrtlfied Wttchm.ker RECHARGING - TIRE RECAPPING •’ftisr* Dmsar Sisfs u M Oq(W*er"-Klyste«ie 2111 I » N. TEJON MAIN SMS VILLAGE INN swain's mate second class, o f East dren. The theme was “ Our Pro­ at the naval base on Treasure 795 Broadway CH. 9420 Providenc«t R. L gram Daring and After the WRr«'|lsland« Calil. ( PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 Thursday, Nov. 9, 1944

BIDE-A.WEE CAFE Hourts 9 to 12| 1 to 5 PhoB* MAin 3437 MR. AND MRS. GKO. ESSENPRKIS Priest’s Letters Describe Pioneer Days NEW LOCATION Dr. J. J. O ’Neil, Dentist 1023 Broadway KE. 9731 good friends in dear old Croghan. We faave here in the city the The first night I could not sleep. orphanage to which our dear 13 (Continued From Page One) IT* 4ppr*eiat0 lour Patronage I remain Dominicans, Jesuits, Rederaji- One of their convents in Central Franciscan Sisters put up a large Suito 722 Mack BuildinK* 16th and California Streets tants. Hence, do not forget to Truly yours in Christ, torists, Franciscans. Here are Sis­ City is on the top of a high moun addition 40 x 100, three stories write on the address: St. Eliza­ Francis, O.S.F. ters o f Loretto, of Charity (of 2 tain. Just thlnft at 6 o'clock in the high. I have not said a High Mass DOWMMG GOAL beth’s Monastery, comer of Cur­ Write by return mail. Fr, different provinces), of St. Jos­ morning I had to climb up from the since I left Croghan. This is very tis and 11th St., Denver, Colo. eph, of St. Dominic, of St. Francis pastor’i house who lives on the handy for me that cannot rest If you learn how to break your St. Elitabeth'a Church, (of 2 provinces), of Mercy, of aide of the church, 150 steps in much after 3 o’clock A. M. AND HDWE. GO. Mr. Walter J. Kerwin, now associ­ own will, you will make a splendid Comer of Curtis, 11th St, the Good Shepherd. order to say Maas in the sisters’ The weather is just lovely. It "8INCK IIU " ated with Jos. M. Fishman, invites sister and a good fine teacher. Denver, Sept. 24, 1896. Write soon. I remain chapel. Fortunately, they run the rained but twice since I am here. his many old friends and customers “THERE’S NO FUEL UKE AN Your conduct is excellent. But Dear------and all the members Your brother in St, Francis, parochial school in their convent, We give poor Father Fidelis some­ to visit him for suggestions. OLD FUEL" underrtand we religious must give of the family: Francis, 0. S. F. but they go down and climb up times a carriage ride and bring 3260 Dowaiflf TA. 2SIS up our own will and obey in all I advise you to hold the devo­ every day in order to hear Mass in him down to our monastery, since Shop for Christmas Gifts things, which is the most difficult tion of the six Sundays in honor St. Elizabeth’s Church, the church. But still it is healthy he is not able to ride in the cable thing. of St. Aloysius in order to find Denver, Colo. and the Mother Provincial of St. car which runs within two blocks FOR SMART While Selection Is Complete I have sent you and many other out which IB your vocation. If I Oct. 16, 1898. Louis sends the sisters who are of the Hospital. Father Anaelm Use Our Will Call friends a copy of the Colorado were in your place I would Join Dear friends; troubled with weak lungs up in the is quite well and continually LADIES’ WEAR the Franciscan Sisters, who are Many thanks for your kind letter mountains of Colorado. The sisters among the men working on the Catholic. Please give it to others doing so much of good every­ are lovely; they are trained by the church. I cannot send you the Full full of good wishes for my feast to read also. Do also in the fu­ where. I make a memento for day and for your Holy Communion Franciscan Fathers, who attend the pictures which I promised you. JOS. M. FISHMAN ture whenever I send you an ar­ you daily at the Holy Sacrifice for my intentions. We had here mother-house in St, Louis and give Have a little patience, my dear Jeueler and Optician KARELLA SHOP instructions to the postulants and ticle in the newspaper. Please of the Mass that you may become nand doings on the eve of St. child, and I wifi send you beauti­ GLASSES ON CREDIT novices and are their confessors. ful pictures of our elegant church, 70 Broadway, Denver write to me all about dear old ray sister in St. Franks. We Francis’ feast and on the day it­ 807 15th St. TA. 0029 have here two communities of self. On the eve over 200 children Now, my dear child, pray ear­ sohool, monastery, of Fathers Fran­ 439 Main St. Longmont Croghan. How many children are in the parochial school? What is Franciscan Sisters, one has the made their congratulations by pre­ nestly and receive Holy Communion cis, Fidelis, Hugo, Anselm. Times the name of the new sister? Do mother-house in St. Louis, the senting over 20 lovely bouquets of often that God may give you the are picking up a little. Though they teach in three rooms? Did other at Lafayette, ^nd. flowers and a handsome sum of grace to become a good nun. Go to I am 2,000 miles away from dear your dear father order the new Last Sunday I had a grand mar­ money for the hew church. On the Holy Communion with your dear old Croghan, still I cannot forget pj- i carpet? Is the pew rent raised? riage at the second Mass at 8:30. day itself the church looked like a sisters------Sunday, the my many friends I left. Our young COAL Have you free parochial school? I had six couples kneeling during arden of flowers. The Knights of 17th, Feast of the Holy Name, and ladies had a High Five Card Party Store It now— Be prepared for Please keep this article I sent Mass in the sancutary. The or­ It. John, a Catholic military -or­ I will say Mass for you on that day. with supper in the basement of poMible fuel shortage. you. Let every family in Crog- phan children took up the annual ganization, appeared in their uni­ Let us pray together for one our school for the benefit of the another. ALL POPULAR GRADES — ALSO han parish read it. It is taken collection and realized $68.65. form in the procession. The head of orphans. They had no tickets out STOKER COALS out of our Sunday Rocky Moun­ One good thing here Ls that we are the Jesuits of the whole state sang We have had lovely weather ever and made still 90 dollars clear. not troubled with pennies, which I do not allow any dancing at any Modern RECAPS tain Newe.. Let dear------copy the Grand High Mass, at which since August, always sunshine, so Ray Coal Co. it and circulate it in the school. I are only used in the post office. Dominican Father preached that I used but once an umbrella. entertainments. Write to me soon We receive nothing but nickels or the panegyric sermon. In the aft­ and tell me all about dear Croghan PE. 4604 1165 So. Penn. am very busy. You saw all about The men have worked daily on the ftUT work, in the paper. dimes. The conductors in the ernoon we had musical Vespers new church until the first of Janu­ Give my compliments to Papa, Expert REPAIRS electric cars look astonished when and procession. In the evening ary. We are not allowed to have Mama, etc. Write soon. Give my compli­ anybody offers them five single ments to your dear parents, there was a nice social on account Midnight Massea in this diocese I remain as ever pennies. Even at the post office of my nara'e’s day. We made at WATCH brothers, and sisters, and my few except in the convents of sisters. Your friend the clerks are instructed to take the collection in the church and at But I had the happiness of shying Francis. New and Used Tires II but 25 single pennies; not above the social $138. a Midnight High Mass and preach­ A benefactor let me have last REPAIRING that. It would be a good thing We are getting along nicely with ing a sermon in the convent of our fall a pair of mules with all the 5-DAY SERVICE Call t for the priests in the East if the our new church. The architect, a good Franciscan Sisters who are outfit. We drew all the building 1-YEAR GUARANTEE penny system was stopped there, Franciscan Brother of St. Louis running our orphanage with 78 material ourselves.* Hay and oats too. Province, who has built over 100 orphans. At 3:30 I said Mass in are given also. . J . A. Bold Jewelry ZONE CAB Brother Adrian, O.S.F., is here churches all over the West, is stay­ St. Anthony’s hospital run by the M.Ain 7171 with us making the drafts for our ♦Editor’s Note.— The lava stone 1532 Welton TA. 0439 ing with us. A friend of mine is Franciscan Sisters. Then we bad out of which St. Elizabeth’s church Ospm IU Orphtam Thutur Prompt. Coarteou Sorrieo church, which will be all o f stone. diggring the whole foundation Ntxt to Tolratwi first Grand High Mass at 6 o’clock, is built was quarried at Castle CHEAPER RATES The excavation of the ground will gratis and gave me also a team at which Father Anselm preached CLEAN NEW CABS begin Tuesday morning. I have Rock. ( A ® " ' * with the whole outfit so that we a lovely sermon. Of course I had placed the whole work o f building can draw all the material. The to take up collections at all the S e t v i u the church under the protection same gentleman is also at the head Masses for our new stone church. St. Elizabeth’s Church, of St. Anthony. This was an­ of the committee that has to see I have received over $3,000 above Comer of Curtis & llth St, nounced last Tuesday at the High that the steeple is built and paid the running expenses of the parish Denver, Colo., May 12th GUndale 3213 Mass, which is very well attended KEEP UP THE HOMES for. Another gentleman tries to for the new church, though the Probably 1897. 38th & Irving, Earl Carr, Mgr. every Tuesday. Since then I re­ IV a grand organ that stands in times are really hard. On Christ­ Dear Child: ceived quit^. some cash, because Protestant church and that cost mas evening we had a lovely Many thanks for your very in­ PEarl 0430 I promised publicly to St. An­ 6,000 dollars. 1 have, nothing to Christmas tree entertainment for teresting letter. I am very glad YOU’RE FIGHTING FOR thony th a t! would not allow any do with i t If he buys it, he the orphans. Just think, 78 or­ to learn that you and ------have 200 Broadway, Oral Little, Mgr. dancing at any church entertain­ ays for it also. Our church will phans on the stage, the youngest worked hard to get the money to Patronixe These Reliable Service Firms ment for the benefit o f our grand e 69 by 132. The steeple will be child only two years old, all fat cover your most beautiful carpet EAsI S76S church. It is difficult to keep 160 feet high. The whole building and healthy. I find plenty to do My promise will not be forgotten. such promise in the Wild West, will be built of stone. The corner­ here, since I am holding many of­ The photographs of our new grand 2333 E. Colfax, Fred Marean, Mgr. where young people patronize 'E A R L J .- R O O F a m U i stone will be laid on Sunday, the fices: Ordinary confessor of 52 stone church, of monastery and church festivities at which dancing 15th of November. I will send you sisters; chaplain pf the Knights of schoolhouse, together with the STROHMINGER . IcU e ^ ASPHALT is allowed. I have built the grand the daily papers on that Sunday. St. John, who wear uniforms and photographs of St. Clara’s Orphan­ church in Croghan and also the It is very easy for me to build here have a ritual similar to the one of age and St. Anthony's Hospital, Electrical Contracting 6 < U l m . 6 6 5 f magnificent school and paid for where I have a multitude of dear the Free Masons; but approved of [them] without dancing and I am will be sent to you in October. We and generous friends. Ahars, win­ by the Bishops; spiritual director are just getting ready to put in Lleoiuod and Bonded in Cltjr of Donvor FOR TREE IHSPECTIOM sure St. Anthony will help me to dows, statues, ostensory are prom­ of the CMBA society, of the ladies bells in our steeple. The bless­ RN finish my work here too without ised already. The whole building of the CMBA, o f the cadets of St. 817 14th St. '■'rnVmr* being forced to have recourse to ing o f them will take place Sun­ is under the care of glorious St AloysiUs, of St. Francis' Benevo­ day, the 27th of June, the anni- such means. The people in this Anthony, to whom I promised pub­ lent society, of the Children of versaw day of the dedication of large city are attached to the licly at his altar on Tuesday that Mary, of the Christian Mothers, Franciscans and especially to me, dear St. Anthony’s Church of In­ ReGommended Firms I would not allow any dancing for and of tha Third Order, and at laat since I arrived here In the greatest dian River and the blessing of BUY WAR BONDS the benefit of the new church. The of the Caaino. a Catholic club. This new main altar. Father Anselm poverty in November, 1887. Just young people in the West are graiy prevents me from getting lonesome think, one Irishman, who with his is busy in climbing up the steeple AND STAMPS ROOFING [crazy?l to dance at. the festivals after dear old Croghan., Who sings to see that the work Is done prop­ CC V P /A 'Y wife belongs to the Third Order, for the benefit of the churches. in your choir? Have you started a for AUTO gave me the loan of $10,000 at erly. He can travel very fast on ★ But still I do not allow it St. An­ new society for the girls? How EQUITABIE BLDG. DENVER cheap interest on the simple note the bicycle since we have within thony is helping me by sending me much was your Christmas collec­ of Father Provincial for five a block 2 electric roads and one numerous generous benefactors. tion? Hera I received almost $500 years. This shows that our credit cable road, on which we can travel SERVICE Father Anselm is a little lone­ Christmas day for the new church. is excellent else the man would for 6 cents to any part of the city some. Hence I sent him yesterday Does young Father Antonine FLOORS SANDED have Tisked for a mortgage. The by gettings transfers. I am just with Father Waters, cousin of Fa­ preach sometimes in your church? 75 orphans and the sisters and in love with the climate of Colo­ AND FINISHED ther McMorrow In Lowville, to Poor Father Fidelis will soon [be] SPECIAL! QMlltr Hatoriali and Workmanihlp patients in St. Anthony’s hospital rado, but not with its inhabitants. Georgetown, which is 3,000 higher with us in Denver, as Fither Bona- ANY CAR BUCKLEY BROS. are praying for us. We have 206 The priests prefer the Catholics than Denver. There the priests venture wrote to me the other day. in the East It is a true saying, PAINTED..... $2500 Studebaker Salei and Service Jahn Floor Service children in school. NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS ^ N .L F N $ : have [tol go down in the gold and Of course, SL Anthony’s hospital “ The Wild W est’’ A-l JOB Phone GR. 3240 - Free EiUmaie Now, I beg of y o u ,------, and Auto Repairing AU Makes fcrlall DwEaiU aaJ P^icaa. silver mines. Dear Father Waters is the best place for him as long as The West is far ahead of the pious little------, to offer up a is stopping with us. Fathers An­ our fathers attend it Father Ber­ Battary and Electria Senrica Holy Communion for my special East in regard to buildings and Mack’s Auto Service Body and Fender Work .T h e N e tc - selm and Hugo wished to be re­ nardin wrote here that he had a HOI Champa KB. 9 8 7 4 intention on St. Francis’ day. membered to your whole family. I fine church, a grand schoolhouse, improvements. Our public school- 350 Broadway SP. 4111 Storm Sash Tell also some other little chil­ visit most eveiy other day the or­ a nice winter chapel. Undoubtedly, houses are regular palaces which TOWN SERVICE dren and some young ladies to phanage in which our sisters have Satm F«el and GItm Mor« Comfort he has it, while poor old Francis do the same. are very generally a whole block. Froo Eotimotoi Glrtn 744 W .CoHaxTA. 7592 76 orphan children and also St. has to travel from place to t>laee to Did good Father Bernardin Anthony’s hospital, which is the build churches and schools. But I But the people are not yet so re­ DODGE•PLYMOOTH PACKARD Oar Export Ttahniclani Repair fined. We had grand celebration Dewatown Locati.n Williams Sereen Oo. Wtihing Machinta — Vaeonm Cloanera raise the pew rent in order to grandest hospital on this side of tell you one thing this [is] the last OWNERS on the feasts of Sts. Anselm and The Only Packard Sirrie. la Deaeu SllS Arapahoo HA. ITSI Rofrlcoratari — ETorrthinx ElectHeal make the school free or have the Chicago. I enjoy this work of church I build.* My room is just Prompt Service children to pay? How are all the charity. How many conversions adjoining the new church. Com­ Fidelis. I send generally a car­ Jack Flavin, S«rvie« Msrr., ..yx: H. P. LindMF, Owner-MfT. riage after poor Father Fidelis For winter protection hx». Coollnx Catholic school teachers »ttin g can be made in this Western hos­ pliments to my few dear friends in Sratem Chocked, Motor Tuned. Cu* Packard Denver Co. along? How is poor Father pital. Yesterday I prepared inside Croghan and above all, to your when anything is going on. . . . Thorolr Lubricated. Work done by DIftrlbatora Fidelis? Who takes care of the of two hours four people for their parents, brothers, and sisters. Our grand statues of Mary, Pre-War meehinlee. Price* teMon.bl.. l it llth at TA. III! Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Joseph, Francis, Elisabeth, Louis, Pick-Up and DellT.rr Setrlee priests’ horse? I wrote to Father last journey. How many Eastern Francis, O.S.F. Heating Repairs Bernardin and asked him to give a consumptives come here to die Crucifixion have been ordered in •Editor’s Note. — Between the Munich. We hope to get them in Standard Molar Co. great deal of trade to your papa quick because they came when it is time this was written and his death too late, free of duty. They are all given 13tli & Glenarm CH. 6596 EXPERT In 1920, Father Francis built at by benefactors. Our church socie­ LEGAL NOTICE let me know SLAnERY & COMPANY Now, dear----- least 12 more churches, chiefly in ties have ordered the three grand AUTO REPAIR 6 NOTICE TO CREDITORS all about your vocation. You must New York state and New Jersey. altars. The bells are also given All Hakw ESTATE OF Bossll. J. UsHin, aUo known try hard to become a good Fran­ He was nevar happier that when PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS by 3 benefactors. Dear Sts. Easy Tim. P.ym.aU SI Rm IIs JtMrceni Martin, DECEASED. ciscan sister. Do away with pride engaged in building. JUST ARRIVED No. 7496J. Joseph and Anthony are sending 1726 MARKET STREET Notice is herebr vivtn that on the 1st and your own will and you will me many great benefactors. Write Northwestern Auto Co. make an excellent member of the Hot-Air Heatert equipped with dsy ot Novsmber, 1944. letUrs of admin soon. Compliments to your dear 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 Istratlon were Issued to tha undn-slcned as Franciscan Order. But before you St. Elisabeth’s Church, Elecltric Blower* to fit 1937-41 administrator of the above namsd eatats Corner of Curtis 4b llth St., parents, grandparents. Sisters, and ail persons bavins claims aiainst said join the order you must try to take a trip to see the glorious Western Denver, Colo., Brothers a n d ------. FORD a MERCURY CARS estate are renuirsd to file them for allow­ Your friend, ance in the County Court of the City end country. Come next June after the March 10, 1897. Francis, 0. S. F. CounW of Denver, Colorado, within tlx close.of your school. You will have Dear friends: YOUR CAR I.SN’T GETTING FILL THAT COAL BIN NOW! months from said date or aald elaima will - ANY YOUNGER. SEE be forever barred. no expenses while you are in our This letter Is written at one Marshall Auto Supply LESS COAL MINED . GREA’TER DEMAND . FEWER DRIVERS B. C. Hilliard. Jr.. state. You go up in a train to o’clock in the morning In St. An­ TED MARSHALL “ Jo e ” YOUNG Administrator. Pike’s Peak. thony’s Hospital, where our dear HANSEN I HANSEN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AUTO SUPPLIES PACKARD SPECIALIST All Factors Will Make Deliveries NOTICE TO CREDITORS Now let me know how' Fajther Father Fidelis is preparing him­ This Fall the Hardest Yeti ESTATE OF HERBERT L. BEVKR, self for hts last journey. The JEWELERS Ill-a7-l9 Fifteenth StrMt Auto Service Station* Bernardin succeeded in raising the At CIcT.I.nd Place MENTAL INCOMPETENT. No. 74522 ew rent so that the school would poor man Is able to sit up, walk Bannock and Twelfth CH. 8234 Notice is hereby given that on the 13th 1628 17th St. PHONE TAbor 4434 Use Our Budget Plan day of Oetober, 1944, letters of Mnserva- Se made free. Does Father Anto- on a cane from hia room to the torship were issued to the uadersigned ss nine preach in your church? He chapeL But the hand is crippled ONE STORE ONLY conservator of the above named estate and We Sell All Grades all persons havinx claims axainst said es­ wrote to me a beautiful letter. Let up. He has two beautiful rooms tate are required to file them for allowance me know all you know about dear in the third floor in the grand EAST COLFAX in the County Court of the City and County old Croghan parish. Rememlwr me hospital right on the side of the of Goc»d Coals of Denver, Oolorado, within six months Store Now AU TO P A R T S to all my friends. I remain chapel. I stay 4 nights a week COAL BUY WAR BOXDS from said data .or said claims will be for­ IT* Recommend PHONES ever barred. Your brother in 8t. Francis, in the hospital and say Mass in 710 E. COLFAX . B. 0. HILLIARD, JR. the morning. On the other days Columbine and Induttrial Tom Kt)lc Appreciate. Your Patfonax. AXD STAMPS Conservator. Francis, O.S.F. MA. 5335 Father Anselm goes and says Mass. HAVE TOUR FURNACE TA. 0S41 P. S.—I have the beautiful pic­ VACUtTM CLEANED The poor man is always so glad ★ Elk Coal Co. and CH. 1681 SHERIFF’S SALE ture of St. Francis before me when­ "ir It Can B. H ad-W e Hare It" STATE OF OOLORADO. 1 to see his conmanions of Croghan. 3635 BUke St. Wa Give 5. & H. Green Stamps ever I say my Office and I pray SUPREME City and County of Denver.) There are 82 Franciscan Sifters in aa. then that you may become a worthy In tha Dtetriet Court, within < n^ for the hospital which is attended from the CIIT and County of Denver alVJ State child of St. Francis. COAL CO. S H K A D E i r S Tell your father to work for our church. I like this kind of Something NEW in wall coverings of Colorado) work in the hospital for we can PE. 4679 1144 So. Penn. NO. A-S4736 Bryan against the Goldbugs and catch many big fish, that is to say, 6 6 9 9 IRVlNa LINDNER, PUIntiff, the money kingi. § e r Y i c e Statipn Please give the Colorado Cath­ people that have been away from KIMBERLy MINING COMPANY, a Colo­ the Church for years. In the hos­ COXGOWALL rado Corperation, Defendant. olic, which I will send you, to some pital, besides the wards for the tst Ave. & Logan St. SP. 9930 By virtue of a writ of Execution and friends to read. This is a lusiroat baked enamel surface in a raised tile design Fee Bill,- Itaued out of the Diatrlot Court poor, many elegant rooms for rich on a special flexible, water resistant felt backing. of Cite and County of Denver, State of and wealtoy patients that come MOBILGAS — OILS — GREASING Five beautiful colors are now available and can ba installed Colorado, to me ai Manager of Safety S t Elizabeth’s Church, and Excise and Bx-Otfieto Sheiiif of the here from all parts of the world over any smooth, firm, dry wall surfaca. Easily cleaned with a Corner Curtis & llth Sts., City and County of Denver, directed in Denver, Colo., for the benefit of their health, or damp cloth. favor of Irving Lindner, agalnet Kimberly rather to say to prepare for death, DODGE — PLYMOUTH SERVICE Mining Company, a Colorado Corporation, Jan. 2, 1897. •'> Ideal for kitchens or bathrooms and very economical too. For whereby I am commanded to make the for most of the consumptive peo­ permanent, beautiful walls phone ■mn of One Thouiand Five Hundred Twelve Dear friends: ple come to Colorado when it is Timely aervice NOW preventa costly repair bilU later— oo and 14/100 ($1,912.14) dollara damagta, and Fathers Francis, Hugo, Anselm too late, when the Doctors in the don’t delay or neglect needed repairs. Drive in for dependable the further turn of Fifteen and 40/100 THOMS LINOLEUM STUDIO, INC. (916.40) dollara coatf, I bava lavitd upon return their compliments and best East and West have taken most service performed by mechanics, who have the “ know how” and taken In execution the following de- of their money. to aervice your car or truck! 1438 Court Place MAin 2288 seribod pereonal property, and alt tha wishes for New Year. I call right, title and Intereet of tha aaid de­ always my dear child, for her par The carpenters are working on fendant, Kimberly Mining Company, a ents were married by me and she the roof of the new church, which JAMES MOTOR CO- Colorado Corporation, in and to tha fol­ looks elegant There is nothing lowing daaerlbed pertonal property) Mia herself was received in the Church 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Salet Sc Service KE. 8221 allanaoua naperi and doeumenta, includ­ by me and I am always in hopes like a stone church. The Brother ing miaealiancoua mint maps and Tax that I will be able to receive her in Architect has ordered windows, al Cartlfleate Mo, 2242 iaautd by thw Trtaa- a gitterhood. I am glad to learn my tars, statues, pews, 3 grand bells, FUEL OIL nrer of Summit County, State of Colorado, Tk« B#.* te which 1 thall offer for aale at Pubilt Auc­ dear child, ------, that you are which are all given by kind bene­ a No. 2 Distillate . . . available in tion on the 24th day of November, A. D. thinking in earneit of your voca­ factors, except the pews for which USED 1944, at the hour of 10 o'clock g, m. at tion. Most assuredly- you did not we have to pay. By this you can tha SherUTe Office, Roam 111, City and FURNITURE 100-galIon lots . . . delivered go t o ...... merely to see the city saa that wa have some friends in N E W TIRES County Building, in the City and (iounty ALSO NEW A real “ heat” value of Denver, Slate of Colorado, to tho high but you went with the intention of the far-off West. The bells will eat and baat bidder for cafh, for tha pur- itting acquainted with the good ba blesied on the last Sunday of Cxih M C)tellt doM of reallting the amount eo found due -RECAPPING- No. 1 DISTILLA'TE— the plaintiff aa aforeaaid, with Intereat, fisters of St, Joseph and thair June, so that we can ring them for A FULL LINE eoate, disburaementa and commiMlon on mode of life, I am well acquainted the first time in the grand steeple OF OFFICE SPORT GOODS-CLOTHING Delivered in 100-Gallon I>ols to aaid tale. with the Sisters of St. Joseph who on the fourth of July. The church FURNITUaS Your Container. Gallon...... ROBERT J. KIRSCHWINO, 8c GALLON Manager of Safety and Excite have three houses in our diocese. will be frescoed. We expect to W . bar yoar hoiMholl in l .flM laml- EASY TERMS and Bx-Officio Sheriff, City Just a few days before Christmas I have it dedicated by the middle Inn f.r CASH, or txriixBc. U >« f.r and Oonnty of Denver. bad to go in the mountaine to hear of October, It is rather difficult to .njthlnc in «te4k. By, the Confeasioni of two communi­ W. r«Bt Foldlnx Chain, Card and Baa- B. r. GOODRICH STORES DIAMOND GAS & FUEL CO. ‘niOS. MANSLAND, put up luch a building in theae qnrt TabtM, Dilhx*. Silvtnran. may- Under Sheriff. ties of St. Joseph. Their houses ere hard timea but the work is done thins la ttotiL I4th of Gienarm KE. 0175 240 West Bayaud 8P. 2677 Hrat puhlloaUon October 29, 1944. over 8,000 feet above the level of so cheap. 1 enjoy the work here, laut publication No\-emb«r M, 1944. PHONE KEYffTONE 4852 53 So. Broodwov OHUTKOW A ATLER, the sea. The air is so fina and thin among the patients in the Hospital OPEN FaOH I A.1L U I F.U. PE. 3739 Attomays tot FUiallS. that 1 had trouble in breathing. and the 83 orphan children in an

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Telephone, KEysfone '4205 PAGE SEVEN Thursday, Nov. 9, 1944 Offica, 938 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TURKEY P A R H TO BE HELD Preferred Parish S t Francis PTA Food Slower (or CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT ST. DOMINIC’S NOV. 15 Shop Early Trading List While Stocks S p s o r s Skower (St. Dominic'* Pariik, Doavar) of Dec. 10. All the women of the Nuns Scheduled The annual Thanksgiving turkey parish are invited to be the piests Are Complete of the society at this meeting. (St. Francti d . Sales’ Pariah, party will be held on Wednesday; evening, Nev. 15, at 8 o’clock in the' The regular monthly meating of (St. Viacant da Paul's Parisli, St. John's Parish Denver) church auditorium, W. 29th ave­ the Ushers’ club will be held on Danvar) The November meeting of the Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock in the Lnelt* PIctar* Picture Prame$ DoaiU Dick Lamt- nue' and Federal boulevard. ' A 'The regular monthly meeting of PTA was well attended and rectory reading room. Friat* tad aau PIctar** th*t MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER total of 26 turkeys will be given Made to Order *hia* la Um 4*rl>— the food shower for the Sisters of Junior Nawman Club to Moot the PTA was held Monday, Nov. away as prizes. Twenty turkeys 6, in the school hall with a large AccMMri** M ale* tor chlMna’* Th. ra.rdtmnt* rapruent.i] in this ••etion nr. boeitM-*. Th.p nr. St. Joseph was successful. Mother will be awarded to the winners of The Junior Newman club meet­ ai.as ap. teen* - _____ $1.1> anxious to work with roa * ^ a'* dnforring of your patronago. Co- Anna Joseph expressed her grati­ ings will be resumed on Wednes­ crowd in attendance. Plans were 0 the first 20 games and five tur­ made for the annual food shower d y r a te with th.m .______tude to the PTA members in the keys will be given for special day evening, Nov. 8, at 8 in ■ n a a a a a i M I M V iia a W M O ' ASSORTED DESIGNS, C 4 i l O name of the sisters. She also to be held for the sisters on Tues­ games. the church auditorium by the Rev. FLDRAL PICTURES 51 W praised the book rental project Leo C, Gainor, O.P., who has re­ day and Wednesday, Nov. 14 and Among the awards will be a com 16. Anyone wishing to partici- B E H N E H ’S launched three years ago oy the sumed his duties as assistan^as- ENAMELOID FOR FURNITURE, WOODWORK AND TOYS PTA. The lunch project, student plete seven-course turkey dinner, |6 tor after his recent illness. Tnese ate. in this food shower may CONOCO SERVICE BUY WAR BONDS government, and music program in cash, a dressed turkey, and a meetii^s of the club will be held gring donations to the school were also discussed in the sister’s chocolate cake. A handiwork win­ each Wednesday evening during on these dates. Mrs. Louis Stiner Sherwin-Williams Co. Washing and Greasing AND STAMPS ter bed comforter, donated by the and Mrs. Charles Courtney will address. the fall and winter months. An 7 SOUTH BROADWAY Ymir Business Apprecistea Judge C. Edgar Kettering gave Dominican Sisters, will be awarded Interesting program will be out­ be in charge. The special prize as the main prize. Tickets are 6th Ave. St York EA. 9982 ★ ______a t4ilk on women jurors, the mak­ lined at the coming meeting. was won by the third grade, with ing and necessity of wills, and out­ being distributed by the school The Holy Name society will re­ 17 mothers present; the cake was children and much rivalry exists won by Mrs. E. Hegge. lined msny Colorado laws that are ceive Holy Communion in a body Circle Drive handled by the County court. between the various claues for the The harvest festival sponsored OLIVER’§ room vnerit award and among the on Sunday, Nov. 12^ In the 7:30 The seventh grade entertained Mass. The usual society devotions by the parish organizations real Beauty Salon with an orchestra, a march, and individuals for the special award ized $1,432.76, from which the OPERATORS MARKET for the Student with the highest and prayers will follow the Mass m Grain-Fed NeaU two songs, “ My Own United and will be conducted by Father PTA will benefit to the amount o f J Gftbbert'DattoB sale. Lm H B«rrow»*B«bcd FRIEO GHIGKEN DIMMER Hol^ Family LESTER’S present. of Mrs. Lucille Bugg, 2922 see that it's operating properly. W. 26th avenue. WATCH REPAIRS There is no charge for this “service with a smile.” SERVED DAILY SHOP NOW FOR CHRISTMAS 7-DAY SERVICE Academy Mothers’ Club Chriitmai Headquarters TOYS — GAMES ONE.YEAR GUARANTEE To Hold Meeting: Nov. 13 Whaa aecatfory EXCEPT THURSDAY, WHEN CLOSED PIAXOS rsploe. with a for Gifts for the Home DOLLS — TEDDY BEARS 1829 Welton CHeirr 2447 • WANTID • TUNED OoM—tha oirfo- NOVELTY GIFTS NORTH DENVER The Mothers* club of St. Mary’s • SOLD • REPAIRED •oNv* battaey that GIRL’S ST. PAUL CAFE academy, Denver, will meet on has Nm ao*M od- FURNITURE CO* Clark’s Hardware St. Joseph's Parish Monday, Nov. 18, at 2 p.m. fol­ ARNOLD WADE mnrad Saslffa and stonif omsrnTmtroo K K Ttnnraon G u 7tar 4034 TENNYSON lowing Benediction. Plana will be 425 14th St. TA. 3805 3109 E. COLFAX (POLISH) « ffc* big ■QouSi discussed for the games party and »f Induety, country store that will be held Wislorkamp Bros. on Nov. 20 in the school audito­ 'McC;UIRE' rium. Hostesaes for the Novem­ Moving - Storage DAVE STAUB BUY WAR BONUftt KE. 9043 5106 Wash. ber meeting will be Mrt. E. E. Bell, chairman: Mmes, Timothy Expreii Auto §ervice BVY WAR BOXDS IVXXYTRINa A GOOD GROOUtT Reidy, J. P. Golden, Frank Thom­ SHOULD HAVR son, (ieorge H. Unger, A. Jankow- Low Rates OterhauUng Our Specialty AND STAMPS BBST FOODS AT LOWXST P lIC H sky. Charles Suehotaki, and Louis OILING AND GREASING AIVD STAMPS —W l DBL1VK&- KE. 6425 2149 Welton St. C. ae Baca. i /VorlA Speer at 29th — Glm 3645 fiP s o n

PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannocic Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 Thursday, Nov. 9, 1944

Canteen Training Given Two Heroes REAL ESTATE By Catholic Hospital Ocean Under a Concrete Jesus Explained Chicago.— St. Mary o f Naiareth through the locks of the Panama canal. Models of the ship and of the canal locks were made and after several tests the real locks in the canal were changed to aUow the passage o f the giant ships without Look . . . FOR S A LE hospital, directed by the Sisters of the Holy Family o f Nazareth, damage. The time saved, instead of having to lake the carriers around the tip of South America, proved Parables to His claims distinction as the only Cath­ disastrous to the Japanese. olic hospital in the C hic^o metro­ ST. VINCENT DE PAUL’S PARISH politan area with a training coarse True Disciples FLOWERS! FOR BIO FAMILY OR INCOME In canteen work. Women and prls E x t of Wash, park, 7-rooin foil 2-atOT7, who serve in this work— 36 in all 4 badrooraa, alaeplnz porch, foil base* By Rev. Francis Syrianey mrat, coal furnace, 2 lota, lawn, abade. — business workers who use their Despite the fact that most of vmrioua fniita, doable sarase; poblie and spare time to assist the nuns at the parables of Jesus were couched parochial lehooli, ehorcbee, itarea, car the hospital with trays and other in comparatively simple lan^age linca, btulneaa. $7J!00, by appointment. hospital duties, help in the work Pletare 230 So. Bdway. OMrga Rice. and dealt with events and ex­ PE. 2448. at Vaughan General hospital, where disabled veterans are being amples common to everyday life, still there were many of the Jews BT. FRANaS DE SALES’ PARISH treated, serve at Chicago airports where wounded men are beini who failed to comprehend or-profit 8-RM., 2-STORY, 2-FAMILY by His words. But to His faithful Homa piua income, foil 4>lambing, coai far- brought in, and assist at the bloo nace, iota, Karas^, near Alameda and plasma bank. followers the words of Jesus were Sherman; price 8S,E00, clear, termi; pie- seldom unintellinble. On such oc­ tore, 230 So, Bdwy. casions when they were difficult Aattrian* Told Freedom U Near 555 S. LOGAN. $4,250 New York.— Speaking “ in the to understand, the disciples would 5-room red preeaed brick, partly famiahed. name of the Catholics o f Great ask for, and He would give the Pleaae don’t dlitorb tenanta. Aak Chrii, necessary explanation. PE. 244A Britain,” Archbishop Bernard Grif­ fin of Westminster told the Aus­ We know this from the evidence Surprise . . . and please Straight and Amortited Loans trian people in a message read of the Scriptures themselves. After her with a gift of freshly I WANT SALEABLE PROPERTIES over the British radio that “ Allied having given His disciples His armies are on the march to bring first parable—that of the sower— cut flowers! back freedom to your country.” Jesus proceeded to delineate fully GEORGE RICE, REALTOR The message, broadcast in Ger­ the various items in the parable. Notary Pobllc Open Ercninci man, was recorded by the OfiSce of Again, in regard to the parable of Telefiraph 230 So. Bdwy. PE. 2443 War Information. the weeds or cockle sown in the Orders wheat field, He explained the full for Flowers significance of the story. And it is worth noting that on both oc­ Convdr. John Bulkeler, New Shotild Be Barnard Portrait Studio casions, Jesus warned: “ He who York naval hero who first gained Placed Early! has ears to hear, let him hear” 2555 W. 29th — Block East Speer — GR. 0778 fame when he took Gen. Douglas (Matt, xiii, 43; Mark iv, 23). MacArthur off the Philippines, is . EXQUISITE GROUPS WEDDINGS But the testimony is even more FIA)WERS FOR explicit. We know that Jesus gave shown here with K -9 Capt. Penny, Chfldren’s Photographs Our Specialty! many more parables than those mascot on the commander’s de­ EVERY OCCASION which are narrated in the Gospels. stroyer, the Endicott, which with And S t Mark actually says, “ And The North Denver^8 Only crippled guns rushed to the rescue BRIGHT SPOT in many such parables He spoke Modern the word to them, according as o f two British gunboats off the FLOWER SHOP PORTRAIT STUDIO they were able to understand it; Southern coast o f France, and but without a parable He did not sank two German corvettes in a speak to them. But privately He . EM. 274S Lewis and Henry Barnard Your Purchase of War Bonds close-range battle. Capt. Penny and Stamps Helps to Secure Your explained all things to His dis­ Josephine at 5th Ave. Formerly at 1542 Williams St SAILOR SON OF REGISTER ciples” (Mark iv, 33-34). From sat on the bridge throughout the Future. these words we can conclude that battle. we have only a portion of the PRINTER IS NEAR DEATH stories which Our Lord used as HAVE YOU illustrations in teaching His dis­ GRAVE (Continued From Page One) hospital from wounds incurred in ciples. We learn, too, that the MODERNIZED YOUR navy Dec. 9, 1943. A Memorial France on Aug. 5 is Pfc. Anthony truth was not denied to those who INSURANCE? Rotola, son of Mrs. Florence Rotola sought it humbly. BLAXKETS Mass will be sung in the Loyola Although we do not have all Protect yourself against new of 3702 Quivas street Denver. hazards. church this Monday, Nov. 13, at Rotola, who is in a medical unit the parables that Christ vised, we Sprayed or Plain 8 o ’clock. attached to the infantry, has been can rest content in the possession HORACE W. BENNETT- Surviving besides his parents overseas since December, 1943, and of those we have. Where in litera­ & Co. DECORATED WREATHS Remember the Church are the following brothers and took part in the D-day invasion. ture can we find a story so touch­ AND CROSSES 218 Tabor Bldp. Phono TA. 1271 ing as that of the prodigal son; sisters: Eva, Joe, with the quarter­ Other men of the Denver area FRANK ENGLAND, Jr„ Manner a story so indicative of Christian WILL d e l iv e r t o YOUR HOME master corps of the merchant recently reported as wounded are Inanranca Department marines; Emma, Mary, Jennie, Pfc. Octavine J. Romero, husband charity as that of the good Sa­ Order now for future delivery, and Julian. of Gloria Romero; Pvt Michael A. maritan; or a story so forcefully Your Purchase of War Bonds teaching humility as the parable TA. 8967 Husband It Killed Quintana, son of Emanuel Quin­ and Stamps Helps to Secure Your tana, 3942 Lipan street; Pete of the Pharisee and the publican? Formerly at W. 44th & Harlan Mrs. Marian Mahaney, the James Moreno, pharmacist’s mate Cf the longer stories we have al­ Future. former Marian Conroy, 1101 E. in second class, husband of Mrs. most 30—those devoted to clarify­ Platte avenue, Colorado Springs, Caroline Cecelia Moreno; and Pvt. ing the notion of the kingdom of has been notified that her hus­ Anthony J, Spanarella, husband of heaven, those setting forth the doc­ band, Capt. Edward J. Mahaney, KEEP YOER BIX FILLED Mrs. Gertrude E, Spanarella of trine of the Church, those exempli­ son of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Ma­ YOUR WILL Edgewater. fying the virtues of morality, jus­ haney of Rochester, N. Y., was tice, charity, and mercy. Each is Phone Us Yonr Order Now killed in the European theater Two M ilting in Action Two men of Denver are reported a gem in itself. Together they rank Oct. 13. Capt. and Mrs. Mahaney as missing in action this week. Pfc. with the masterpieces of the story­ VICrrORY CHEMICAL TREATMENT were married in St. Mary’s church Joseph Herrera, 22, husband of tellers of all time. Sept. 4, 1943. He had been in the P) REMOVES DUST AND DIRT Mrs. Lupe Herrera, 3446 Blake Sometimes these parables were army three years, and was sta­ street, is missing in action in used only in isolated circumstances. tioned in Camp Carson, Colorado France. He was awarded the Pur Cn other occasions a number of LUMP, EGG AND NUT REMEMBER THE Springs; Camp Roberts, Calif.; pie Heart for wounds received last them were strung together in short and Camp Butner, N. Car., before February. His parents are Mr. and analogies to illustrate the same SERVING DENVER SINCE 1904 going overseas in August o f this Mrs. Fidel Herrera of Brighton. truth. But their effectiveness was year. Surviving besides his wife Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M, Por- always the same. Those who heard NO SOOT NO CLINKERS POOR MISSIONS and parents are two sisters, who tales of 2950 Arapahoe street, Den them went away thou^tfully say­ All grades of stoker and steam coals. also reside in Rochester. ver, were notified by the War de­ ing to themselves, “ Did ever man Enlisted at 17 partment that their son^ Pfc. Ray­ teach like this man?” The force OF THE ARCHDIOCESE Marine Pfc. Leo Joseph Smith, mond, has been missing in action in of the parables lies in their uni­ THE PIKES PEAK FEEL versal appeal and in the homely who enlisted the day after his 17th Germany since Oct 22. Pfc. Por- 635 Curtis St. MAin 6181 birthday last year, was woundpd tales, a member of an anti-aircraft examples used. But the nobility shortly before his 18th birthday. group, entered the army in March, of doctrine that they contained 1943, and went overseas in August continues even now to impress of this year. men whose lives are taken up with It Awarded Air Medal the hustle and bustle of worldly Second Lt. John R. Butler, concerns. There is something so prisoner of the Nazis since early different about the parables, just 21 beautiful Form of Bequest for this summer, was awarded the Air as there is in the Sermon on the medal on Oct. 31. The presentation Mount, that those who read them CHRISTMAS GARBS Establishment of of the medal will with open minds and humble hearts be made to his cannot fail to find themselves bet­ In a ter as a result. Funds for Education mother, Mrs. Box ______$1.00 Laura Butler, as of Priests: soon as local Mission Crusade Mass military o f f i- Others at 50^ a dozen box cials have made Held in W a sh in gton assortment and 5^ to each. t h e necessary Washington.— Twelve hundred arranprements. boys and girls of the Washington A Nice Assortment of metropolitan area assisted at a Lt. Butler, son LUMINOUS STATUES of Mr. and Mrs. Solemn Military Mass offered by the Rt. Rev, Edwgrd B. Jordan, John R. Butler vice rector of the Catholic Uni­ of S t Philo- versity of America, in the National mena’s parish, COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND NOME Lt. Butler Shrine of the Immaculate Con­ Denver, is a ception, to open the autumn sea­ 1936 graduate of Regis high son for the high school units of the school. He entered the army Catholic Students’ Mission Cru­ A . I * . W a € ;x e h air forces in 1942. His wings as a sade. The Rev. Timothy Mulvey, 'bombardier were received in Feb­ O.M.I., who wrote the series of < IIrIK II UOOIIN C O. ruary, 1944, from the army field popular dramas broadcast on the in Carlsbad, N. Mex. He was sent Catholic Hour radio program last Leo Joseph Smith overseas on a B-X7 last May, and summer, preached. I A. 6 0 6 llfh went to England as a member of Oct 24, while taking part In the Eighth air force. He was re­ one of the first American soldiers the Palau island engagement. ported as missing on July 20, and Pfc. Smith, son of Mr. and to fly over the Owen Stanley moun­ • 9 on Aug. 23 his parents were noti­ tain range. Mrs, Joseph Smith of 257 S. Penn­ fied he was a prisoner. “Why Pay More? sylvania street, Denver, was at­ A graduate of St. Francis’ grade tending St. Francis de Sales’ high The Combat Infantryman awart and high schools, he entered the (Trademark) school at the time of his enlistment and a Unit citation have been army in January, 1941, 11 months Recovering in a reconditioning added to the Purple Heart ribbon before Pearl harbor. that Cpl. Henry Kreiling, son of Two other brothers, also former Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kreiling of 265 St. Francis’ students, are in the Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores S. Sherman street, Denver, has service. S. Sgt. Ray, 35, is now in a worn since he was injured in the hospital in England. He was INCORPORATED DON’T DELAY Buna campaign Nov. 21, 1942 wounded in Normandy a week after Cpl. Kreiling has been overseas D-day. Leo, 22, has been in the Colorado Owned Stores Have Your Gift since May, 1942, and is now in the navy two years, and at present is Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. Netherlands East Indies. He is on active duty. Pictures Taken for Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and (^lifornia Your Dear Ones 1.5th and California These Young Qirk Helped W e Do Not Have Special Sales But Sell You at Our Ixncest NOW in Colorado Springs a success. The witches were helpers in the “ witches Prices Every Day.on All Drug Merchandise. cauldron,” under the supervision o f Mrs. Irene Baumgard. They are Eileen Ash and Ann Remington. ’’Miss America” was artistically A PERMANENT RURSE FOR THE PERPETUAL EDUCATION OF Christmas Special portrayed by Joyce Essex, who sold candy. ONE BEAUTIFUL 8x10 A SEMINARIAN IS $6,000. ANY PORTION OF FLIJOR-A-TONIE IF YOU WANT A PORTRAIT THIS, HOWEVER, CAN BE LEFT. “ Breathing Spell”

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St. Vincent Coach Starred Colorful Homecoming Ceremonies BULLDOGS MEET picture are the King and Queen, Jim Watson and Dolores Caldwell, seated, and their attendants, standing Colorful Program Planned left to right, R. Walker Mckleu, Peggy McGovern, Don Brown, and Jean Bumard. 'The trophies FOUNTAIN VALLEY on the uble include the Gov. Ammons trophy, which Regis has permanently after winning three suc­ In West Virginia Schools cessive league championships (center), and the smaller ones, the Knute Rockne trophies for winning NIGH SATURDAY one year and tying a second for the Metropolitan championship against suburban league teams (left In Grid Stadium Sunday ' % and center), and (right) the trophy won for the league championship in 1939. 'The St. Joseph Bulldogs, aft^r a week’s rest, are preparing for Arnianeialion Grade School Football Team Mullen MHslangs ami GaHiadral Blaajays Will their meeting Saturday, Nov, 11, with Fountain Valley high school. . Loads Eastern Division; Si. Clara’s Wins Play Opening Gama; Jesuil Slndenlt This will be the Bulldog’s Qiird extra-league game this season. The Championship on Norihsido Start Feslivilies on Friday contest will be played in Fountain Valley and will be St. Joseph’s When the St. Vincent de Paul junior parochial league Sunday, Nov. 12, will be the 56th annual homecoming third meeting -with the Valleymen. The series is tied, with one victory football team turned back the challenge of St. John’s, 2-0, day at the Regis college football stadium for the Regis Reds, each, and the St, Josephites are last Friday afternoon, Nov. 3, probably the happiest man' who meet the strong St. Francis’ Gremlins in the feature anxious to clinch the edge with a alive was Sgt. John S. (Killer) Tamaska, a soldier with the attraction of the day in the Denver Catholic High School win this year, and at the same time AAF training command in Lowry Field. Football league. The game will decide whether or not ’the preserve their season’s unbeaten record. John is head coach for St. Vin Reds are to remain in a tie with cent's— a job he relishes, and one self. His six-foot, 190-pound St. Joseph’s Bulldogs for the lead tivities. He has selected Miss The injuries suffered In the he does in off-duty hours from his frame, with not an ounce in ex­ of the league. Both the Reds and Dolores Caldwell to be his “ Queen.” S t Francis game are responding ■work as non-commissioned of­ cess, gives the ex-halfback the Bulldogs are undefeated. Miss Caldwell is the daughter of satisfactorily to treatment. Rudy ficer in charge of technical li­ equipment he will need if he goes The opening tilt of the afternoon Mrs. Margaret Caldwell of 1368 Cain, center, and defensive buf* braries at the Denver army air ahead in the play-for-play game, at 1 p.ra. will be a consolation af­ Gaylord. As a senior student in wark for the Bulldogs, howevei field. The win kept St. Vincent’s Married in January of this year fair oetween the Mullen high Cathedral high, Miss Caldwell has was injured this week in a scrirjcriw- in the running for the title. Only to a former Holy Family high school Mustangs and the Cathedral been active in all student activities. mage with Lakewood, and it Is the Annunciation juniors with five school girl, Miss Gertrude O’Brien, Bluejays. The hapless Jays will Watson has been a member of doubtful whether he will be reads ■wins lead them. St.-Vincent’s has the Sergeant and Mrs. Tamaska be seelung their first victory agaist the football and basketball teams for the Saturday game. Hard- won four and tied one. live at 1421 Cook street, Denver. the crippled Mustangs. Coach for several years, and merited tackling Ted Abeyta can bis Sgt. Tamaska is a resident of Junior Cardinals, Sarge MacKenzie has revamped his all-parochial honors at the guard counted on to fill his place in this Star City,. W. Va., and in his prep team and has hopes of being able position in football last year. He line-up. days managed to gather three foot­ St. Clarets Lead to hold the boys from Mullen high. 18 president of the “ R” club and After the Fountain Valley ball, three basketball, and one The Annunciation Junior Cardi­ Mullen’s Mustangs, who started is active in other student activities. game, the Bulldogs will settle baseball letter in the Morgantown nals kept their slate clean in the the year with a good team, fell Walker Nichless, a member of down to finish their parochial Eastern division of the Junior heir to all the bad breaks of the the “ R” club for three years and lea^ e schedule, with gam({s Parochial Football league last game, and through most of the sea­ all-parochial choice last year in against the improved Holy Family week by stopping the Baby Jays ’Tigers and the Regis Reds. from the Cathedral grade school son a big share of the team has (Turn to Page 11 — Column t ) been on the sidelines nursing in­ 19-0, and St. Clara’s home of the Northern division clinched the juries. If they can muster any­ where near full team strength Sun­ bunting on that side o f to^wn by downing the heavy St. Catherine’s day they should chalk up a -win. Should B* Battle eleven 7-6. Annunciation Cardinals Play St. Mary’ s St. Vincent de Paul’s had a nar­ The Regis-St Francis game row escape in the Eastern division, should be tops. The Gremlins have but succeeded in turning back the lost only one game, that to the scrappy St. John’s team, which In Colorado Springs Sunday Afternoon strong Bulldogs of St. Joseph’s lost a touchdown because it was ligh. Last Sunday, Nov. 5, the St. called back when the team was Francis team was held to a tie by penalised. The final score was 2-0, the Annunciation Cardinals, but St. Philomena’s beat St. Francis’ Game on Wasbbnrn Field Will Start at 2:30 the game found the Gremlins still 19-14. The St. Joseph-Blessed Sac­ licking their wounds from the en­ rament game was postponed. II. Bill M'Gi 111 counter with the Bulldogs. This The Mt. Carmel boys in the And Will Be Followed by Swimming Party week they should again be back to THimS.. n i . , HAT., NOV. 1-11.11 Northern division rolled up the par, and the Reds -will have to go Carmen Miranda, Don Amechc, Wil­ biggest score o f the _ ■week by At Broadmoor, and Party for Team all out to defeat them. The game liam Bendiz in tho lovely Technicolor trouncing the St. Dominic eleven MADE ASS SIAIII starts at 3 o’clock. featora . . . 46-0. St. Vincent’s home boys beat The homecoming celebration In ^‘Greenwich Village” the f^hting Tiger Kittens from The Annunciation Cardinals will-journey to Colorado the stadium will be directed by the 450 Springs Sunday, Nov. 12, to play the elusive and high- “ R” club, made up of students who Companion Faattira With Holy F^amily grade school 32-0. TO LOIIIBT Johnny Scat Davia in Sontfa Marion have merited a major letter Ih The standings: scoring St. Mary’s eleven. Father Michael Kavanagh’s “YOU CANT RA-nON e a s t : DIVISION If the Lowry Field Airmen turn football, basketball, or basqball, in Enjoy Your Favorite Sft. John S. Tamaska TEAM- G W T L Pet. Pti. Op. newly formed team is tutored by Coach Gardiner, former out to ba one of the scrappiest, Regis. Tom Waters, the secretary- LOVE” AnnuDcUtion „„ B 5 0 0 1.000 176 Utah football star.^ Coach Gardiner will rely on speed and 76 18 hustlingest bunch o f basketball treasurer, is chairman. SUN.. MON.. TUBS., WED, high school and in St. Francis St. VIocnift..... 5 4 1 0 .000 NOV. II-IS-U-II COCKTAIL St. PblloeuB*’* 4 a 1 0 .876 50 20 teamwork to defeat the strong pilayers in the The first event on the pre-game high school in Morganto'wn, W._Va. Cathedral...... 8 3 0 2 .600 40 59 and hard-; Cards, Denver Victory ' program at the Jesuit high school Qary Coopar, Tertaa Wrisht la in ll E^xperience gained coaching St. John’a ----- 4 1 0 3 .250 17 53 The game ■will pit.layed in Colo­ league i n t h e will be the annual homecoming schools in his home state gave tte St. Franela’------5 1 0 4 .200 28 102 ^'Casanova Brown” THE BEAUTIFUL St. Jeaaph’a __ 4 0 0 4 .000 IS . 85 rado college’s Washburnhbum field, a Former Baseball coming season, ^ party Friday evening in the Regis ALSO Lowry sergeant the sound prin­ Bi. Saeramaot ... 4 0 0 4 .000 18 84 gridiron made famous by the part of the^ gym on the campus. All former “KANSAS CITY KITTY^ COGCTAIL LOUNGE ciples of the grid game that he is NORTHERN DIVISION sparkling- performances of All- credit will be i stodents and their friends are cor­ putting into practice. S t Clara’a...... 5 5 0 0 1.000 05 Joan Davlf, Bob Ctoaby In S t Catharlna^a.. 5 3 1 1 .700 08 Americap Dutch Clark, who played Player to Make due Lt. William t dially invited to join the student John’s plans for the post-war 70 there some years ago. A large at­ St. Vlncant’a...... 5 3 0 2 .600 H. (Bill) Me- \ body and participate in the activ­ SUNDAY AND ALL HOUDATI I Hie Colonial Dining Room era include either professional M t Carmal____ 8 2 1 2 .800 90 tendance is expected as this is the G u i r e, Jr., a ■ ities. Joe Perito and his orchestra MATINEES - SATURDAY football or coaching, or perhaps Help Family---- 5 1 0 4 .200 30 AT 1 PA(. Feature* Fine Food Daily St Domlnle’a..- 8 0 0 5 .000 25 178 big game of the St. Mary, sched­ Home in Denver physical training ; have been engaged to provide the even a shot in business for him­ ule. The game, scheduled for 2:30, officer at the music. The party is informal. will be followed by a swimming army air forces’ i Jim Wetion Ii King party at the Broadmoor, and a Denver Catholic athletic circles Denver training L At a recent meeting of the sen­ dance in honor of the Annuncia­ welcomed recently a fiewcomer of center, who is McGuir* ior class, Jim Watson was chosen tion sejuad will close the day’s more than a little prominence in assistant basketball coach. as “ King” of the homecoming ac­ nmusemenTS— DiniHG festivities. The lieutenant, who got his bas­ The Cardinal line will be the eporte -world to their midst He ketball training under the former stren^hened by the return of is Fritz Nicolai, former profes­ Notre Dame cage star, John Nie sional baseball player, and now a Len Vidmar and Paul Mares, high- mic, in his undergraduate days in scout for the Boston Red Sox. RECRERTIOn scoring Annunciation end. A host Loru c 0 11 e g,e, Dubuque, la, of hard-driving backs, led by Tony Fritz comes from Kansas City was named assistant coach last as a sales representative of a De Lorenzo, will make it hard week by Capt. Bill Schmitz, head for St. Mary’s. On paper, An­ brewing company. He travels coach of the Lowry Airmen. And through the states of Colorado, ymacmINlTiCHNICOlOM nunciation looks stronger than the Yonrs to Enjoy THE DIPPER Wyoming, and New Mexico. His from all indications, the choice (FORMERLY SHAMROCK) Saints. was well made. For w id td plMfon, «nt«rt«lD at tha work for 'the famous Red Sox ball rnmar HENRY KING J-mnm mmmmmrCsm Uadu- Naw Haaaaamaat As a student In Loras, Mc­ Ccamopolitan — PIONEER DINING In previous games, with teams club is a sideline, and keeps him The St. Francis Gremlins vir­ ITALIAN SPAGHETTI from the parochial lea n e and Guire won three letters each in ROOM... ITALIAN HEAT BALLS in touch -with his old love—baseball. tually were eliminated from the football, basketball, and baseball COMING NEXT WEEK r K t 0 O r F E E ITAUAN SAUSAGE suburban towns, the Cardinals In the last few years, Fritz had pennant race in the Catholic High have emerged victorious in four brfore being graduated in 1987 SHOPPE . . . been connected with the New York School Football league last Sun­ 10601 E. (K)LFAX with an A.B. in physical education. BAMBOO of seven games, have tied one, and Yankees baseball farm system as day, Nov. 6, by the Annunciation - PARK THEATRE have lost two. In the first prac­ His diamond prowess was good Cardinals, who held them to a 1028 SOUTH GAYLORD PEARL 9877 BOOM. Rec­ assistant business manager for the (Road Show Prieea) M » » »♦♦♦♦< ************** tice game of the season, the ()ards Kansas City Blues in the Ameri­ enough for him to play a year in scoreless tie. The other game of ommended tha soundly trounced the Adams City the minor leagues in the summer Coamopolitao can association. He got his start the afternoon was won by the Holy Showing Nightly at 8 p.m. Sat. Matinee at 2 p.m. team by a score of 26-0, The sec­ in baseball in Kansas City, and of 1937 as a member of the Hot Family Tigers from the Cathedral to ont-of-towa iiGRANU CAFE ::ond practice tilt was against Au­ Springs, Ark., nine, in the South frianda. is a former student of Rockhurst Bluejays, 20-0. The standings: ITe Invite You to Visit 431 17th St. MA. 6652 rora, and again the Cardinals won, ern association. TEAM— W. L. Pel. Pu. (Batwaan Glanana and Trament) college, and Catholic elementary St. JoMph's.__ 4 0 1.000 US % Cosmopolitan Hotel Open 11:80 A.M. TO 2:00 A.M. 19-0. The third game was a league and secondary achoola in Kansas Following his one year stint in Re(i» hirh_____ 3 9 1.000 66 14 Cloaed MeadaTi contest which the Cardinals took COLONY GRILL J. B. HERNDON, JR., God., H (t. Cito. baseball, Lt. McGuire went back to St. Frincii*____ 3V4 1V4 .700 49 26 Ingram’s Cafe Serving the Finest from the Cathedral Bluejays, 24- Hia first trip into professional his alma mater as assistant coach AnDunc. hlfh.„ 2Vt 2Vt -800 43 70 13. MuIUd hlfh ...... 1 3 260 40 61 AMERICAN AND baseball was with a major league in the three sports in which he had H. Family hlfh 1 3 .260 32 32 Whara Friends Meet Frietide ! Your Purchate of War Bondi CHINESE FOODS The Annunciation team next club, which cut him loose after excelled in his collegiate days. By Cathedral hlfh.. 0 5 .000 19 129 and Bar dropped one to the Mullen high the spring training camp. Fritz 1942, before his entrance into the INDIVIDUAL SCORING LIST and Stamps Helps to Secure Your Luncheons and Dinner* Playar Taara. Poe. TD EP TP RALPH B. INGRAM. Prep. • FINE FCM)DS VISIT Otm COCKTAIL LOUNGE Mustangs in the second Lea;leagui was ashamed to go home, and so he armed forces, he was named head Dufllcy, St. Joaaph'a, qba.... 6 9 Fultu«. ***********f*********** game. The score was Mullei went to Ponca Citv in the Western coach in track and baseball at the Pfaiftr, St. Joteph’e, hb..___ 0 0 high 13, Annunciation high, 0 association and asked for a tryout, college. Hume, Mulltn hlfb, hb..____ 4 1 For Belter Foods • MIXED DRINKS The Cardinals were soundly where he made good in the early Brown, RtfU, hb...... S 1 A resident o f Janesville, Wise, Hall, Holy Family, hb...... 3 0 • BEER • WINE Distinctive for thumped by the league-lending St. summer o f 1942. Later in the McGuire attended boarding schoo P. hiarai, Annunciation, ami 3 0 and Drinks Joseph’s Bulldogs, pre-season fa­ season he was in Kansas City at a in St. Francis’ high in Milwaukee Cariand, St, Francia’, Hb__ 2 1 vorites for the pennant, in their time when the Columbus Red Birds Villano, Rofli, qb...... 2 1 OPEN ALL NIGHT before going on to Loras, He DeLoranzo, Annunciation, fb 2 0 569 E. Colfax FINE FOODS third official engagement, 33-6 of the American association were entered the service in August, Colaizxi, St. JoMpb'a, bbo.... 2 0 58 BROADWAY The fourth game was a thriller, playing the Kansas City Blues. 1942, and after duty in Jefferson WaUh, St. FraneU’, qb------2 0 with the Cards taking a close one Nicolai went to the manager of Yannacito, Rafit, fb------1 3 • COCKTAIL LOUNGE • Btyracks, Mo.; Lintioln, Nebr.; and DaPaemalara, MuUen, fb— 1 3 Special Luncheons and Dinners from the Holy Family Tigers, 13- (Turifito Page 11 — Column Jj) Miami Beach, Fla., where he won Cratzer, St. Joaaph’a, h b ..„ 1 3 12. The last game against St. his second lieutenant’s commis WaUh, Annunciation, qb---- 1 1 To Avoid WtUing Resorve Tiblti in Advaneo Francis’ was a scoreless tie. SchulU^ Rtfia, and...... 1 1 Colorado Springs. Lany Valen- sion, he arrived at Lowry Field in Varaldi. Holy Family, and.... 1 1 FOOD for Though! BOGGIO^S ROTISSERIE The Cardinals throughout the cow is chairman of the 'trip com­ April, 1948. In addition to his NIcklata, Rtfiz, tackia...... 1 0 "y o u r Dyar, St. Francia’ and____ 1 0 Tremont at Broadway K E. 96 18 season are to be complimented for mittee. Father James Moynihan duties as a physical training offi­ Our Menus are Supervised their clean play. They have aver GriSitb, Holy Family, fuard 1 0 Friendly invites all friends and backers of ce^ and assistant basketball coach; Habar, Cath^ral, hb____ 1 0 aged less than one penalty per the team to make the trip. Anyone Lt. McGuire is a member o f the Roborti, Cathodral, and...... 1 0 We serve Fish everyday H o s r game. who plans to accompany the team PT officers’ bowling team, and re­ Foaloy, St. Francia’, fuard.. 1 0 and a selection o f fish cently posted a 229 game, one of Japzon, Cathadral, hb.... — 1 0 dinners on Fridays and The Cardinal Boosters club is is asked to call Father Moynihan, R. Abri’ ta, SL Jotoph’a, and I 0 DUKE’S backing and arranging the trip to TA. 2030, as soon as possible. the highest of the year among the Koolan, St. Jowph’z, hb____ 1 0 days o f abstinence. commissioned personnel on the Day, Annunciation, hb...... 1 0 post. Ruhland, St. Francia’, qb..... 1 0 GRILL Stromaoa, St. Francia’, fb..„ 1 0 1 ’•CHUCK" . . . The Married, the lieutenant lives Fiorallt, Holy Family, and.. 0 HEFNER Announcement with his 'wife, Lillian, and one- Hotlaktn, St. Joaapfa'a, qb.... 0 1 S t Francis Cafe Sebuatar, St. Francia’, and.. 0 1 1620 UNIVERSITY FLOWER SHOP year-old son, William H. HI, at Milla, Cathadral, lb...... — » 0 1 980 Do'wning street, Denver. Hintarritar, Ratia, and...... 0 401 14th St. 14th at Tremont E. 34th Ave. Starting Thursday, Nov. 9 2371 East Evans SP. 9561 1 SPECIALIZES In All Floral Work SOCIAL CENTER HAS FIELD DAY Corsages, Bouquets, Centerpieces, Wedding Decorations, EDDIE KEELER ‘ “ “ f " T O Funeral Arrangements The Little Flotver Social center lay, won by team P, Harriet Mc- 90*-75+ leld its first annual field day on Cluater, Rose Marie Diaz, Jose- DINK£R:S-H*40F V N I Q O ^ Formerly with Dick Jurgens* Recording Orchestra. Order Yoar Mams Now hr Yoar Thanksgiving Friday, Nov. 3, in Curtis park. ihine Noalaska, and Margaret More than 100 boys and girls daes. His trumpet and all-artist band will appear regularly Table and Football Game competed in one o f the most inter­ The boys and girls of the Sacred at the club's esting track meets ever held in Heart school and the 24th street Denver. It was estimated that at public school took part in the O C O O N f t RUmmANT ITAUAN PLANTS and GUT FLOW ERS least 500 enthusiastic track fans events. cheered the future Glenn Cunning­ AtuawVoimN»ikOMJumatcig»hm»afmiUws ' We Telegraph Flotcert Everywhere hams and Don Lashes on to vic- to^ . Oiv* ths Fsmily DINNER DANCES The boys from Regis college s Tmt! were officials for the meet and are FOOD T O M FLAHERTY’§ FIRST NATURAL COLOR STUDIO IN DENVER to be congratulated on the excel­ The Whole lent manner in which they did ^ rsmilr wm Thursday, Friday- and Saturday Nights Technicolor Portraits Retaining All the Delicate Flesh Tones — Enjoy WELTON BUFFET their job. NEW St * The results follow: 1643 W e ^ n Originaton of Wedding Story Albums Jack ^ Price eyta; “STOP AT THE SIGN-OP THE HAEP.” . Yoq Caa A Charming Pictorial Record and a Gift That Will Be C AltorS Treasured Always Eighty-yard dash, won by Joseph A b e ^ : second, Leo Santoya; DeUtloui THE PARK HILL We are Specialists in PHOTOGRAPHING HORSES third, Donald Ahueo. i~~ Anerleia* should be a day o f rest for mother too, so A N D DOGS at Your Home, Ranch or Stables. One hundred-yard dash, won by CklBM« bring the whole family to the Edelweiss for Gerald Paul Aragon; second, Fred This Class of. Photography Has No Equal DINNERS sunoRV Sunday Dinner. Quintana; third, Jerry Cavanaugh. High jump, won by Gerald Paul CempMe—lee- COUNTRY CLUB Aragon; second, Jerry Cavanaugh; ■ODsbly FrteeS RALPH MORGAN third, Joe Garcia. Opee Brerr Day 3500 Colorado Blvd. Reservations EM. 2725 Girls’ Events Held 11 am. to * am. MASTER OF PHOTOGRAPHY One-hundred-yard dash, won by Ear leearratteas % EDELW EISS 2 5 Years of Experience Harriet McGluster; second, Mar­ n MA. Msa garet Maes; third, Betty Zamora. 7II.TS2 EAST COLFAX 1644 GLENARM Open 11 a.m . ’til 3 ami. 1634 Court Place Phone KE. 2527, Thiee-hundred-twenty-yard re- PAGE TEN Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 9, 1944

Loretto Heights Delegation Denver Danseuse Introduces New Globeville Choir ference at Webster college, Webster Groves, Mo., to discuu plans for revising student government con­ Fr. Sebmitt Calk stitutions in both o f the Lorettine colleges. The delegates from Loretto Heights are! First roi#, Rosemary O’Leary, Ruth Graber, and Claire McMenamy; second row, Catherine Pruisner, Viola Fellin, Cath­ Art Into Catholic EducationJ,0 Spsor Party erine Job', Peggy Abegg, and Rosemarie Palate; back row. Maty Catherine Jaeger, Mary Lon Prender- On Student Body gast, Helen Kane, Doris O'Brien, .Josephine Palase, and Edith Reidy. Fresh from the greatest triumph o f her career, a solo appearance in the Vanity theater, Windsor, On November 12 ; ■ ' To Be Missioners Ontario, Miss Jane McLean, in­ ternationally known artist of the (Holy Rotary Parish, Denver) , ix ?-.5! (Cathedral High School, Denver) modem dance, is spending a week The choir will sponsor one of its To introduce CSMC officers an between tours with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McLean in regular games parties Sunday eve­ assembly was recently held at Denver. ning, Nov. 12 at 8 o’clock in the C. H, S. Pre.siding at the meeting The attractive, dark-eyed dan- school hall. This party, however, were Ann Cuthbertson, president; seuse is introducing into Catholic will have added attractions for the Frank Roberts, vice president; and education a form of self-expres- patrons, including turkeys as extra Edward Valdez, secretary-treas­ 'sion and technique that is almost prizes. Tim feature will be a $30 urer, with Everett Smith, vice wholly unheard of in the Western cash special prize.’ Admission will president of the Colorado Mission states. In the East her tours have be free. All parishioners are crusade. The Rev. Harley J. been hailed b^ educators as intro­ invited to attend and bring their Schmitt spoke to the student body ducing a unique and appealing friends. Members of the games on how Catholic students can branch o f the fine arts. Modem committee include Andrew Jack be representative missionaries dancing is taking hold in both son, Steve Machuga, Edward through their everyday actions. Catholic and public institutions. Thomas, John Kucler, James Concluding the assembly was the Football players are not the least Tracy, Ed Krasovich, John Kor- enthusiastic advocates of the new awarding of a hope chest, which man, Julie, Tillie, and Carolyn made possible 100-per-cent pay­ art, which unites the physical, Padboy, Ames, Frances, and Mar emotional, and intellectual aspects ment of dues to the I^opagation of aret Kuder, Amelia and Mary the Faith for the school. Ra>Tnond o f human personality and co-or­ lemlik, Mildred Davidovich, Mar dinates them. Foley, freshman, was winner of garet Stucka, Dorothy Gilmore, the chest. Miss McLean, who studied under Mary Drobnich, Feminand Cain, Martha Graham in New York, now and June Jackson. has her own studio in that city. On her coast-to-coast concert Sodality Receives Catholic Nurses Will tours she employs the techniques o f Martha Graham, as well as 14 New Members Meet at Mercy Nov. 15 those of Dennishawn, Mary Wig- Fourteen new members were re­ man, and Palucca, but in a manner ceived into the Children of Mary undreamed o f by many Catholics. sodality at a ceremony last Sunday The Archdiocesan Council of' One of her most appealing evening. The candidates were pre­ Catholic Nurses will meet in Mercy hospital, Denver, Wednes­ dances is the “ Saraband,” by sented by Jean Kohut, the prefect day, Nov. 15, at 8 p.m. Mompou. It has elements remi­ of the sodality. niscent of the ritual once performed The Knights of the Altar and Miss Henrietta Lander. R.N., of in the presence of the Blessed the Holy Name society will receive the U. S. Public Health service Sacrament in Spain. The dance Holy Communion in the 8 o’clock will speak on “ Functions of the has evolved to its present form Mass. Public Health Nursing Service.” from the slow, devotional move­ ments o f the altar boys in early Spanish times, who at the Conse­ cration o f the Mass walked and bowed with great solemnity. Even C an Y ou S olve T his P roblem For U s ? today the Saraband is done in modified form in churches near Madrid. Mi*. Jane McLean in ‘Guadalupe’ Dance Drawi From Mexican Art Steeped in the religious spirit and art of Old Mexico during an ‘ TURKEY-PICNIC-SPECIAL’ TO extended residence there. Miss Why Can’t We Gve Away 1500 Copies of McLean created one o f h^r most charming concert numbers, “ Our Lady o f Guadalupe.” From hun­ BE HELD IN POLISH PARISH dreds o f tin pictures and statuettes o f Our Lady in Mexican art she (S t. Joseph’s Polish Pariah, The Polish Harmony club will took the characteristic movements, Denver) sponsor an Armistice day social in expression, and dress, and repro­ The “ Turkey-Picnic-Special” will the Polish hall Saturday evening, duced in a dance a story of the Nov. 11. Admission for the entire This Valuable 512-Page Book? be held in the Polish hall Friday Blessed Virgin’s appearance that evening, Nov. 17. Many turkeys eiftning will be 50 cents a person. is entirely unique and devotional. and picnic hams will be awarded. Men in .uniform will be admitted Contained in a “ Santos” suite Tickets, at 50 cents a person, have free of charge. Yes, we are willing to give away this valuable book to the first 1,500 read­ volumes. If you don’t want them after examining your with “ Our Lady of Guadalupe” been distributed among parishion­ James Anthony, infant son of free book, you merely drop us a line cancelling your are the "Mater Dolorosa,” a som­ ers who send in a dime to cover the cost of mailing it. ers. The women of the St. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. James A. Barton, reservation and that is all. You keep the free volume ber, dramatic presentation echoing Workers’ league are in charge was baptized Wednesday evening, the spirit o f the Penitentes; and of the distribution of tickets. In­ Nov. 1. The sponsors were Harry Sounds easy, doesn’t it? You’d think we would be SWAMPED with ap­ anyway. the “ Santa Rosa” dance com­ terested patrons who have not yet A. Serra and Stella C. Zidan. Char- plications, considering that many hundreds of thousands of people read this Why, then, aren’t we flooded with requests? Maybe memorating the Mexicans’ beloved received tickets are asked to ob­ leene Kay, infant daughter of Mr. saint of the wayward. tain them at the parish rectory. and Mrs. Charles E. 'Tenopir, was newspaper every Sunday . , . well, we actually made the offer in this very news­ you can tell us. We’d certainly appreciate knowing the Recognition o f Miss McLean's The pupils of the parish school are baptized Thursday evening, Nov. 2. paper only a few short weeks ago—and WE WEREN’T! answer. contemporary art was won from not asked nor will they be re­ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Czapla were the the Catholic Art association, when quested to distribute tickets for sponsors. Sherrill Sue, infant Here is what we have been thinking about what may she was invited to give a concert any “ Special.” The pasty will be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ WHY? have gone on in the reader’s mind. None of it, however, at the 1943 national convention similar to the “ Specials” held in mond Holterman, was baptiz^ satisfies us as being the right answer. In Milwaukee— the only artist be­ the months of August, September, Sunday afternoon, Nov. 5. Joseph 0 YOU remember the story of the man who stood sides literary men and craftsmen and October. Root and Frances M. Bute were the on a street corner trying to sell five-dollar gold IS THIS THE TROUBLE? on the program. ’The Altar and Rosary society sponsors. All three were baptized On Chriitian Culture Series met in the school hall Friday eve­ by the Rev. Edward J, Fraez­ pieces at a nickel each— and nobody would buy? Are you reluctant to send in 10c to cover the cost of When the Christian Culture ning, Nov, 3. The members decided kowski. That’s how we felt when we counted the requests' mailing the book to you? That doesn’t seem possible. The aeries sponsored by the Assumption to receive Holy Communion in a Stanley J. Paprocki of the ma­ book is surely worth 10c, even if you decide against com­ college of Windsor, Ontario, en­ that came in as the result of our first announcement. body in the 7:30 Mass on every rine corps and Patricia Lynch, pleting the set. But is that your reason? Then we with­ gaged the young Denver dancer first Sunday in the month. The We just couldn't believe our eyes. Over 15,000,000 classmates in the Annunciation draw the requirement. You can have the book without for an appearance, it placed her women received their new member­ high school, exchanged marriage volumes of this world-famous encyclopedia have been among such foremost personages ship cards at the meeting. A High vows before a Nuptial Mass SOLD to American families, who have been using them paying 10c. Just send in the coupon. as Monsignor Fulton Sheen, Theo­ Mkss of Requiem will be sung at Treasure Island, San Francisco, with pleasure and pride for a generation. Must we Do you think it possible that the remaining volumes dore Maynard, the Trapp family, Tuesday morning, Nov. 14, at 7:45 Calif., Oct. 31. The navy chaplain Eddie Doherty, Jacques Maritain, for the repose of the soul of Mary officiated at the marriage cere­ charge a big price for a book before people will take the of the set are not worth the small price we ask for them ? Sister Mary Joseph, Conrad Thi- Gizewska, a recently deceased mony. After the marriage the trouble to send for it? Cannot we GIVE IT AWAY? Why worry about that now? You can decide that when bault, Mary Hutchinson, Martha member, which all the members wedding breakfast was served in Lipton, and many others. The We know this offer should interest you. We know you receive your free first volume. Look it over then and of the society are requested to the St. Francis hotel. The bride make up your mind. If you decide that you don’t want series is taking place in Windsor attend. intends to make her home that if readers took the few minutes required to read and Detroit from Oct. 1 to April The regular meeting of the PTA with her husband in San this announcement in full, we would give away not the rest of the set, just tell us so and that will end the 29, 1945. was held in the school hall Mon­ Francisco as long as he is not or­ fifteen hundred, but fifteen THOUSAND books. matter finally and completely. A native of Colorado, Miss Mc­ day evening, Nov. 6. Final plans dered for overseas duty, Mr. and Lean was educated in the Cathe­ for the card party held Wednes­ Mrs. Thomas Lynch, parents of the Judge for yourself. Here is the offer. Are you averse to sending away for anything by dral school, Denver, and St. Mary’s day evening, Nov. 8, were ar­ bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward mail? Well, this is certainly one time you ought to break academy before entering on a ranged. “ Recreation” was the Paprocki, parents of the bride­ OUR INVITATION TO READERS that rule..Because you aren’t GAMBLING an^hing by career o f dancing. She is now on theme of the business meeting. The groom, witnessed the marriage and sending in. You aren’t buying merchandise sight unseen. her fifth concert tour and believes Rev. Edward J. Fraezkowski de­ visited with the couple a few days We are now on press with the new Fall 1944 Edition that the modem dance will take its livered an interesting talk on after the marriage. You aren’t involving yourself in a lot of red tape in place in education as a means of “ The Recreational Needs for of the Funk & Wagnalls New Standard Encyclopedia returning unwanted merchandise. You merely send in Arthur J. Reeser and Leona M. —in 27 beautiful volumes. We want you to become the expressing truth and inner feeling Youth” and explained plans that Flis will exchange marriage vows the coupon. You get your free book. You decide then in its highest form. Her next ap­ may benefit the boys and girls at­ in the church Saturday evening, owner of a set. To enable you to become acquainted with whether you want the rest of the set. You have the tending the parish school in the pearance will be in Webster col­ Nov. 11, at 6 o’clock. the books before you deci^ to buy, we invite you to send opportunity then to get a really fine encyclopedia at a lege, Webster Groves, Mo., and line of recreation. A boys’ club is Banns of Matrimony between Maryville college, St. Louis. From already completely organized in for Volume I, which is yours FREE, with our compli­ ridiculously"^^ price. Charles Costella of the parish and ments. We ask you merely to send 10c to cover the cost there she will instruct three days the grade sfchool. A girls’ club is to Mary Jane Jacovetta of Frederick, in the public high schools of In­ be organized in the near future Colo., were announced for the first of mailing the book to you— as evidence of your good MORE OBJECTIONS that will permit the girls in the dianapolis, Ind., before continuing time Sunday morning, Nov. b. faith, more than anything else. Perhaps you now own an encyclopedia, and can see eastward. The student body of school to take part in appropriate Appropriate evening devotions Loretto Heights college saw a per­ recreational features. with the perpetual novena in honor That is our offer in a nutshell. We cannot write it no reason for purchasing another. That may be good formance by Miss McLean in 1942. Election of officers took place in of the Most Sacred Heart, offered more simply than that. There are no hidden tricks or sense, depending on circumstances. the high school department re­ for those in the armed services, cently. Rosemary Szumowicz was catches. You send in 10c, and in return you get a book But have you ever considered whether your present particularly for those from the worth $3.00 or more, on well-based opinion. At the elected president and Theresa parish, are held every Friday eve­ encyclopedia fits your needs? We intend to send you, Gizewska secretary of the sopho­ ning at 7:30. , same time we reserve the balance of a set in your with your free Volume 1, a booklet entitled “ Which r r i ' more class. Dolores Neiberger is COPYRIGHT 1944. UNICORN PRESS name. No, you are not obligated to buy the remaining Encyclopedia Shall 1 Buy ?’’ In it, a recognized expert on the president; Rachael Bivians, THE m vice president; and Edward Oma- COLOR U A I D encyclopedias surveys the field, and we compare the four hen, secretary-treasurer in the YOUR nM itf MODERN most popular encyclopedias, feature by feature. Some WAY freshman class. Edward Omahen is la (rsy hair addlna rears to root of the facts given will amaze you. 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I Thursday, Nov, 9, 1944 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN

HAVE YOUR REGIS REDS PLAY ST. FRANCIS’ Fr n’Hprnn Will ANNUNCIATION PTA TO HOLD THANKSQIVINQ rr. uncruD niu j u r k e Y PARTY NOV. 16 GLASSES REPAIRED IN 56TH ANNUAL HOMECOMING separated. Jack, a second class TURKEV GnmES PARTV AT PAUL WEISS’ (Annunciation Parish, Danvar) (Continued From Page 9) by the senior class as attendants Attend Meeting A turkey party sponsored by the petty officer, has not set foot on Broken. twUtod from * tro mod# !lko for the “ King and Queen." Nick- PTA will be given in Hagus hall the mainland since Pearl harbor. Benefit of St. Dominic's Church football and basketball, and Don Formerly stationed near Manus new. Broken ledteo » n oclentUcally Brown, “ R” club member and out- less will escort Miss Peggy Mc­ Thursday, Nov. 16, at 8 o’clock. CHURCH AUDITORIUM duplicated. : i ekilled emplom. Govern, who resides at 2032 E. (S t. Louii* ParUh, Englewood) Mrs. Ed Kelly is general chairman, island, he is now in the Philippine standinjf backflelA star on the area. Tom is in Italy. Joe is in Federal Bivd. and W. 29th Are. Regis team this year, were elected 12th avenue. She is a student of The Very Rev, Joseph P. with Mrs. John Murphy and Mrs. O pen; 9 :00 to 5 130 Daily Phil Grommet, vied chairmen. France, and Harold is a navigator Cathedral high school and a mem­ O’Heron, pastor, left Sunday eve­ ber of the Cathedral parish. Brown Major prizes are turkeys. The spe­ instructor in San Angelo, Tex. Wadnesday Evaning, Nav. ISIh, 1944 9:00 to 1:00 Saturday ning, Nov. 5, to attend the Catho­ Larry Burns is home on a 30- will be accompanied by Miss Jean lic Charities convention in Brook­ cial prize is a basket filled_ with Burnard, a junior in nigh school, everything for a complete dinner, day leave. Joe Nygren, home on 8)00 O’CLOCK lyn, N, Y, En route he will \'iait including a large turkey. Tickets leave, reports he is the father of and a member of the Blessed Sac relatives in Niagara Falls and rament parish. have been distributed through the a boy bom Oct. 25. Robert Gold Rochester. Admission 50 cents B o w lin g school children There will be 20 is home on furlough, Ralph Moore, The feature of the evening will The altar hoys o f the parish be the crowning of the “ Queen" by games for 50 ednts. Jr., was home on a three-day leave. were the guests of the sisters and Cobe Jone.9, the Regis coach, at a The Newman club will have t He left Saturday, Nov. 4, for mid­ Special Prizes — Cash Prizes — Other Awards the Altar and Rosary society at Knights of Columbus ceremony at the dance that will joint meeting in Hagus hall Mon­ shipman school in Asbury, N. J. (SUndinc# N ot. 2) breakfast Sunday morning. officially open the festivities. day evening, Nov. 13, at 7:30 p.m The third grade donated 38 Pet. Nov, 5. The affair was a testi­ Come and Bring Your Friends TEAMS— W. L. Waters, chairman, has annoi^ced Members of various parishes will dozen cookies to the USO last Gutrd, ------18 t .667 monial to the faithful service of OPTICIAN .698 be present. There will be a ques week. Dcputiii ...... 18 11 the appointment of Bill Olsen as the youths in discharging their (Courtesy of tbe BOULEVARD MORTUARY, MRS. JAMES P. MeCONATY) W ,rd,ni ...... 18 12 .666 master of ceremonies. Short talks tion box, discussion and refresh­ Miss Patsy Lynch and Stanley .619 sanctuary duties, Truitt*, ...... 14 18 will be given by Coach Jones, Wat­ ments. Paprocki, U. S. navy, alumni of S eereU riti...... 18 14 .481 Mrs. Leonard Wedow, safety Grund Knlahti ------12 16 .444 son, the “ Kinj^' and game captain; A large number of parishioners Annunciation high school, were Navigator, ...... — 11 18 .407 and by Miss Caldwell, the “ Queen.” chairman, has arranged with Har­ will accompany the Cardinal foot­ married in a double-ring cere­ Chancellor, ...... t IS .388 The presentation of a bouquet will old Rust to show moving pictures ball team this Sunday, Nov. 12, mony Tuesday, Oct. 31, in the INDIVIDUALS— Game, A vg . at the PTA meeting on Nov. 14 to Colorado fr in g e where the ATTENTION! Kavanaugh, G ------27186.68 be made to the “ Queen” by her chapel at Treasure Island, Calif., Small, G K ------178.7027 escort. at 8 p.m. team will play St, Mary’s souad at where the bridegroom is stationed. Sehtrlr. W ...... 178.42 24 Squad to Attend Mas, Mrs. Helen Reynolds will give a 2:30 p.m. at Washburn field. Fa­ Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lynch, parents Enlisted Men P. Wagner, S ------27174.89 ther Michael Kavanagh plans to 178.81 On Sunday morning, the whole talk on the Brownies. Mrs. J. W. of the bride, accompanied her Mullen, D ------87 have party and dance after the Coureey, C ------27 173.48 Regis squad and many of the stu­ Pope will also be a guest speaker. a to Treasure Island. Mr. and Mrs. Why wait from threw Maryland. Alphonse is in the eivil STOKER the originel program, an orchid STREETER MOD. PEA S.J., moderator of the “ R” club will be awarded to the “good service aeronautics department in LUMP BRINKHAUS BROS. and athletic director at Regis, is neighbor.” Refreshments of Kansas City, Mo. His family is with All Gradee of Lignite and 8 2 1 1 8 T H ■serving in an advisory capacity, coffee and doughnuts will be him in Kansas City. Bitumlnone Coalt Mrs. Clark’s four sons, all An­ Optnmetriit and Opticiant Mullen Works Hard serred. nunciation graduates, are widely KEEP YOUR BIN niXED For Sunday Game PHONE GL. 4715 (B y M a r t y C h o j n o w s k i, ’46) Three regulars and one second THOS. WILLIAMS stringer have been dropped from SCOUTS AT ST. CATHERINE’S AND SONS the Mullen Mustangs’ squad be­ ■YES EXAMINED cause of injuries. The players 2309 15th St. Since 1905 PLAN HIKE UP CLEAR CREEK GLASSES PITTED advised to hand in their uniforms rather than incur more serious in­ Wear Longer — LENSES DUPLICATED (S t. Catherina'i Parish', Denver) line DeR; fourth grade, Geraldine juries were Bel Martinez, center. Zenith Hearing Aids Boy Scout troop 155 brought its Hanley and Joann Scavo; third Your Piirchiie of War Bond, Jim Hardin, guard; Ciberay, half­ ThaFs Thrift $ 4 0 u d $ 5 0 Complete summer and fall program of hikes, grade, Thomas Hanley; second and Stamp, Helpa to Secure Your back; and Louis Gusman, reserve Future. CeiiT,ni,nt Term, MA. 8760 overnight camping, horseback rid­ nade, Joseph Canny,' Mary Ann and back. This leaves 22 players on ing, swimming, etc., to a close with ’Lombardi, and Carol Garin. the Mullen high squad. a Halloween party Oct. 26. Twenty Recently baptized were: Dianne Thrift Is the Coach Sam Jarvis, however, has scouts and 25 mests were present. Catherine, infant daughter o f Mr. had ample time to experiment with Multiply them by thousands and you get some idea The troop is planning a hike from and Mrs. Richhrd Glenn, sponsors, ROAD TO VICTORY! several reserves, and a number Golden up Clear Creek canyon Cornelius and Agnes Glenn; and of the rush on I^ng Distance each night. o{ them have made a good impres­ the last week in November. Sheila Ann, infant daughter of sion. The _ Mullen captain and Mr. and Mrs. Edmund M. Reardon, fullback. Bill DePaemaelere, in­ Anthony Sarno received a merit 1 5 % OFF ‘Their calls are mighty important to them and to us. N o w - badge in music at the last court of sponsors, Albert Mauder and Betty jured in the Regis game, also is im For Cash and Carry honor. * Pollchio. And we know you’d like to'help, too. proved and may be ready for Sun­ Sodality Has Party day’s engagementt The starting The Altar and Rosary society Clothes Cleaned held a regular meeting Oct. 31 Witches, black cats, and a fnll lineup Sunday will be about the moon furnished the backwound Whenever you can, please keep the Long Distance same that routed the Colorado with Mrs. Joseph Schmittling pre­ siding. The following were named for a costume party given by the circuits clear for service men and womea for ThanksRivinR Military academy cadets, 40-0. young women of the parish so­ At ends will be Ferriter and on nominating committee for elec­ GIGANTIC tion of officers for the next year: dality on the night of Halloween. Dunnebecke; at tackles, Malloy The girls who attended were, and Fisher; at guards, Leo Case The Rev. D. A. Leraieux, and CLEANERS & Holiday Festivities Rosemarie Pomponio, Lauretta T M ttl'S $mi A JOS FO I us TO TINItH- and Rechis; and at center, Eddy Mmes. Morfeld, Rowe, and Ken­ Phelan, Betty Kellagher, Gerald­ SUY AN Stput SOND-6th WAS LOAN, NOV. 30-DIC. Smith. In the backiield, Leo Mar­ nedy. Miss Virginia Duggan from DYERS Phone EM. 2783 for Pick-up Loretto Heights college announced ine Dominlco, Rosemarie Veltrie, tinez, freshman speedster, will Eleanor Woodend, Rita Roberts, probably start at left half; Bob that Father Bernard Hubbard, S.J., has been booked in the Den­ Mathilda Garcia, Helen Gannon, MAin 6101 PARADISE CLEAIVERS Burns, Mullens’ brilliant passer, Kathleen Morrow, LucUle Archer, punter, and runner, fullback; Jim ver City auditorium Dec. 10 under 6 CONVENIENT CASH-CARRY LOCATIONS MAIL ORDERS the sponsorship of the Loretto Mary Elaine Lynch, Mary Alice BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Hartford, right halfback; and Mike O’Connor, Katherine Klamann, and ★ COLFAX AT ADAMS ★ SIX'TH AT DOWNING Heights College Alumnae associa­ Malone, quarterback. Others likely Virginia Grout ★ COLFAX AT QUEBEC ★ 20TH AYE. AT GRANT to see service include De Paemae- tion and urged all members to help Also Mountain Cleaners, 337 E. Colfax Art. (2 Doors West of Cathedral) lere, Vetere, Nanio, Hennessey, make Father Hubbard’s appear­ Ruptak, Jim Wells, and Bill Day. ance another record performance. The meeting of the PTA will he Red Cross Can held Nov. 14 at 3:15 with a council meeting at 2:30. The Rev. Hubert M. Newell will speak on “ Recrea­ Send Messages tional Needs for Youth.” There will be a representative from Loretto Heights to discuss Father Hub- To Philippines ird’s appearance at the audi­ torium. The hostesses will be Word has just been received by Mmes. McAndrews and McDonald. Caldwell Martin, chairman, Den­ ver chapter of the American Red NOVEMBERS, 1944 Card Party to Bo Held Nov. 10 A large attendance is e je c te d Cross, that relatives and friends o f prisoners of war and United at the fall card party Friday, States civilian internees in the Nov. 10, at 1 p.m. beginning with NOVEMBER 13J869 Philippines whose address is dessert luncheon. known may send through the Class leaders for the first period American Red Cross messages to are: Eighth CTade, Rodney Mouton be delivered to the prisoners and and Edna Kafka; seventh grade, internees after they are liberated. Sharon Fitzpatrick and Eugene Such messages may be about 200 Lutz; sixth grade, Donna Coursey words in length and will be sent Years of Experience and Eugene Dell; fifth grade, on a message form supplied by Mary Frances Boyle and Jacque- the Red Cross. The Prisoner of War committee of the Home Former Ball Player Service of the Denver chapter will accept these messages up until Has Moved lo Denver Nov. 28. Messages cannot be ac­ cepted for free civilians or Fili­ pinos, or for locations other than LIPSTICK (Continued from Page 9) the Philippines. Experience, knowledge, training and preparation the Columbus dub and asked for Nurses Urgently Needed a tryout at shortstop. The man­ The Denver chapter of the which have made it possible to meet all War needs BY ager told him to get out there in American Red Cross is making an practice, and he would look him urgent appeal for graduate reg­ without curtailment of service to home and busi­ over. Fritz was put through all istered nurses to join the army. the paces (including some horse­ This appeal is being made owing play), but he stuck to i t After to the fact that Maj. Gen. Nor­ ness. the rame had started, he sat on the man T. Kirk, surgeon general bend), feeling that he had been of the army, has announced that given the old “ run-around.” The there is a critical shortage of Columbus manager walked over to nurses in the army and that there # # # And which will be devoted to an even greater ex^ him. and asked: has been a disappointing response Most important o f all your cosmetics is your lipstick Your “ Say, kid, can w u leave town to the call for 10,000 additional with us tonight? This is our last nurses who must be recruited tent, after Victory, toward bringing greater com­ basic color accent, its sheen, consistency and depth influx game here.” within the next few, months. ence all your other make-up. Only so gifted a colorist, so Needless to say, “ the kid” was at There are now 209,000 civilian fort, added conveniences, health protection and the depot with his extra shirt and nurses, exclusive o f 112,000 stu­ resourceful a designer as Monteil could create a lipstick that so success^' socks, when the train pulled out. dent nurses in the United States; better living to the cnostomers whom we are He sUyed with Columbus as short­ General Kirk suggested that to fully brings color to the lips while relating it to your own skin tones stop for five pears. He next played reduce the number by 10,000 four years with Little Rock in the pleased and privileged to serve. ^and the color o f your costume. 2.00 would.not cripple nursing services Southern association, three years for the civilian population. » RefUU l.OO with Williamsport, Pa., in the The need for more nurses is Eastern league, and was farmed heightened by the fact that the out for a short spell with Reading, medical department will be re­ Pa., as the property of the Cindn- quired to activate this month hos­ Dati Reds in the National league. pitals it had not expected to or­ Fritz has moved his family, his ganize before next March. This Public Service Company of Colorado wife and small sob, to Denver. IS, the general said, because of They are living at 4841 Clay street, the activity on all three war fronts where they have become members and the ever-increasing number of SL Catherine’s parish. of casualties. i r

PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystpne 4205 Thuraday, Nov. 9, 1944

A elfO/J -fnv 7f ■"4 Yellow men are getting. Japan S lyavy r\SKea jor IC o ,n ,m e d fun o f ac«on l* IW. U. S. aircraft carrier, EYES START EARLY TO DIM at the U. S. Curllt Helldivert are tpoited on the deck preparatory to Uking off. The “gallery" running Local VMC Head along the left tide o f the ship U filled with marlnea and their 20 MM weapons, who are ready to run At the age of 20 yeara, 23% of our population have defective interiference for the U. S. planet if any one Inter feret. vision; but at 30 years, 39 % have defects, which is about twice as many. Occupation as well as advancing years changes our Urges Veterans to eyesight Therefore, give'your eyes adequate protection by having them examined now by us. SWIGERT B R O S . Use Job Services Better Vision Optometrigt» B. B. Van Zandt, local manager Good Servie* of the War Man Power Commis­ for Ecery Ago At Right Prices sion, urged discharged veterans ISSO California KEystone 7651 seeking employment to take ad­ vantage o f the services offered by GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED WMC’s United States Employment ssrvicG# All facilities of the USES are at the disposal of the veterans, both" World war I and II,-- Mr. Vim Zandt pointed out Despite the fact that honorably discharged THEODORE REQUIESCANT veterans of the present war are no longer subject to priority re­ IN PACE ferral requirements and other regulations, local USES offices HACKETHAL are in a position to provide vet­ EDWARD T. M’NELLIS, 1027 W, erans with information on job Air Conditioned 11th tvanu*. Husband ot Fatty Me openings, referrals to suitable Nellis; father of Edward, Jr.; Robert E.. jobs, counseling assistance, and Dolores H.. Richard J.. and Sharon L. MORTUARY McNeills; son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Mc­ other information and services re­ Neills: brother of Mrs. Joseph Ford. Re­ lated to employment. 1449.51 Kaiamatb St. quiem Mass Nov. 4 in St. Dotninle’e These offices are provided with church. Interment Ht. Olivet. Boule­ current labor market reports and vard service. Phone MAin 4006 occupational information on labor JAMES FREDERICK CORBETT, Louisville, Ky. Mess of the Angeli in supply and demand, employer re­ Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church Nov. 4. quirements for additional workers, Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A war production schedule changes, Son eerviee. and redistribution of war con­ ALICE E. M’CRATH, 1301 Logan. CHECKER Requiem Mats in the Cathedral Nov. 4. tracts. Interment ML Olivet. Olinger service. JofhClearance System CABS JACOB NEUHAUSEL of 616 JulUn. Hutband of Stella Neuhautel; fathers of Is Nation-Wide ED DUNDON. HfT. Jerome Neuhausel and Mrs. Lola Steinke; alfo survived by two grandchildren and A nation-wide system of job T A 2233 Unrert Zoned Batet one great-grandchild. Requiem Man in clearance is mainlined so the St. Elizabeth’s church Nov, 6, Inter­ local USES offices are kept in­ ment Ht. Olivet, Olinger service. formed of job openings in all parts MRS. MARGARET KEPPLE, 2630 W. Douglas. Mother of Catherine O'Sulli­ of the country, and arrangements van ot Denver. Arrangements will be may be made for the voluntary Miles ■ Dryer ■ Asller announced later, with interment taking transfer of workers from labor place in Richmond, Kans, Boulevard surplus areas to other areas where Prinling Do. service. MRS. ELIZABETH DREILING, 2961 there are job openings, Mr. Van Firth Court. Wife of Alex Dreiling; Zandt said. He also pointed out Programs and Circulars mother of CpL Cyril, Basil. Alvin, Lloyd, that USES has expanded its place-^ Ermeline, Mary Jane, Betty, and Carolee ment and job information services ENRICHED BREAD Tickets for Dreiling, and Mrs. Richard Engle, Mrs. J. M. Goeti, and Hra. Alvin Goetz. to effect a maximum use of skills, Bazaars and Carnivals Arrangements are being made for a Re­ experience, and aptitudes of vet­ Quickly Produced quiem Mass in St. Dominic's church, with erans returning to civilian employ­ the funeral in charge of the Boulevard Reasonably Priced mortuary. ment. Local USES offices will provide discharged war veterans UNION LABEL IF DESIRED JOHN CALABRESE, 3360 Quivai W i an OK th at counit street. Father of Joh« Calabrese, Los with information on trainini 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. Angeles; fetfaer-in-law of Mary Cala­ services, and will arrange witl Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are brese of Chicago. Requiem Mast it the appropriate agencies for them KEystone 6348 being offered Nov. 6 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church at 10. Boulevard service, to take desirable training courses. reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. ROSA SHABOUH, 2838 Urimer. Employment service offices at Grandmother of Adele Halouf of Trini which veterans may obtain full dad; aunt of Hike and Nick Shsbouh. HAUG BROS. Requiem Mass in Sacred Heart church information are locited in Ala­ Spillane Mortoary Nov. 9 at 9 o’clock. W. P. Horan A Son mosa, Boulder, Canon City, Colo­ service. rado Springs, Durango, Denver, MARKET INSURANCE 1545 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 Fort Collins, Fort Lupton, Fort (FORMERLY RABTOAY’S) MRS. MARIA CAUCHAN Morgan, Glenwood Springs, Grand Mrs. John H. Spillane CORN FED MEATS JOS. J. CELLA Registered Funeral Director Mrs. Meria J. Gaugban of 1069 Detroit Junction, Greeley, La Junta, street, a resident of Denver for 60 years, Lamar, Leadville, Longm ont, FISH AND POULTRY 1 1 2 0 Security Bldff. and Embalmer died in St. Joseph’s hospital last week. Requiem Maes was held in St. Phiio- L O Y O U CUB P A a GIVES Loveland, Monte Vista, Montrose, 1030 W. Colfax T A . 7297 Phone KEystone 2633 mena'i church on Nov, 4, with burial in Pueblo,# Rocky Ford, Salida, Mt. Olivet in charge of W. F. Horan A y Steamboat Springs, Sterling, Trini­ Son service. Mrs. Gaughen. who at 69 DOYLE’S attended two Masses every day, was NOVEL HALLOWEEN P A R n dad, and Walsenburg. active in church societies, including the PHARMACY Altar and Rosary society and the IXBA. Our COAL PAYMENT Plan Hr. Gaughan preceded her in death in she gave most of her time to the The Perticalar Dmgglsl 1919. Survivors include a daughter, IIS LIFE, SAYS (Loyola Pariah, Denver) Nothing Down — $5.00 per Month Mrs. Leonard J, Carlon of Kansas City, On Tuesday, O ct 31, cub pack altar and sanctuary. Two years Parish School to 17th AVE. AND GRANT Mo.; and a son, Emmett J. Gaughan of 116 of Loyola parish held a Hal­ ago she had to give this work up Denver. You MUST Store Coal Howl KE. 6987 FREE DELIVERY loween party for Cub Scouts aqd because of failing health. But her their families. One hundred Cub past labor will long bo remem­ Present Operetta JOH,^ DE BELL Scouts and parents were present. bered in Loyola pansh. John De BeU, 8835 Wyendot itreet, Every one of the parents was wel­ Sunday. Nov. ] 2. is Communion (St. Cajetan’a Pariah, Denver) RUGBY GOAL GO. ..I f s T k Erickson Memorial Co. died Nov, 1 in Cheyenne, Wyo., efter s comed into the party by ghosts and day for the Holy Name men and BEST GRADES LIGNITE AND ROUTT COUNTY COAL long illneis. He wee 61. Born in Den­ (Continued From Page One) School children of St. Cajetan’s MONUMENTS - MARKERS ver, he was a veteran of World war I. goblins. also for the Junior Holy Name are preparing an operetta^ under Prompt Erection Surviving is a titter, Mrs. Mery Fom- hold of the 20-mil. gun and sent The first program was presented boys. the direction of Sister Verita. It from one of the most Completa ponio of Denver. Requiem Mess wti the two bombers down to visit the by Den one. Members entertained The Young Ladies’ sodality will will be given Sunday, Nov. 18, and displays in this region. offered, in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 126 Speer Bird.. Opposite Sonken church. Burial in ML Olivet. Boule­ fishes. with their version of the radio pro­ meet in the home of Misses Pran­ Monday, Nov. 20, in the evening vard service. gram, “ Dr. I. Q.’’ An original ces and Patricia Heiney, 2232 Gerdens. CHerry 4728 Mamma, you don’t know how at the church hall. script was written by the boys.' Race, Thursday at 8 p.m, "The weekly games party is be­ horrible war is; it is the most hor­ BEANS MRS. ANNA I. SPERO Den two presented another pro­ Felix Beckman, petty officer ing held on Sunday evening in­ A Good Sweater Makea a Warm M r/ Anna I. Spero, 36, died Nov. 4 rible thing that you can see. The gram. They dissected a ghost third class, is home on leave to stead o f Saturday. Sunday’s Friend in her home, 4817 Tennyaon street, Den­ man who says that he isn’t afraid named “ Mr. Brown.” Den three visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. games will be under sponsorship of (Copeland, Pre-Cooked School-Award Sweaters with re­ ver, after an eight-month illnees. She next entertained by playing Hal­ the Young Ladies’ sodality. wis bom in Ward, but spent her whole is a liar. John Beckman. Navy, Pink, and Pinto inforced elbows and non-atretch- loween games. Every one was in The Little Flower circle will The collections for the Feast of able cuffi at Mills' low prices. life in Denver, where she attended the Tell all my brothers that one Holy Family high school. Surviving are costume and prizes were awarded have the first meeting Nov. 17 the Holy Child and for the Feast 8-or. Package her husband, Jerry Spero, an iniurance of the airplanes was for all of for the best and funniest cos­ of Our Lady of Guadalupe are now COLORADO ■gent; two children. Joan Marie, eight, in the home of Mrs. J. Doherty KBIlTriNG IRILLS and Jerry Eugene, four; her mother, you — mother and father and tumes. Refreshments were served with Mrs. M. Valley %nd Mrs. J. being taken up. Those wishing Mrs. Anna T. Lally, Denver; two sisters, Chincho, Rodolfo, Juanito, Epi- in the traditional Halloween style. Fitzpatrick as co-hostesses. to contribute may call the au­ 1733 Welten Ph. CHerry 9613 Mrs. Bernard Doherty and Mrs. Blanche Three new boys were welcomed thorized parties who will pick up Each. _9c Weymand, both of Denver: and four fanio, Jr.; Angelo, Willie, Ruben, The men’s Pinochle club met in into the pack. They will be in^ these donations before or after the brothers, Theodora end Emmett Lally, and Jesus, and the other was for the home of Don Kimsey. First Denver; Raymond M. Lally, Oakland. itiated at the next pack meeting. Sunday Masses. my dearest sister, Virginia, who prize went to Ed Groom; second pkgs. ALTAR BREADS Calif.; and John T. Lally, Rawlins, Wyo. Because of the Thanksgiving holi­ On Sunday, Nov. 12, the Society is our only sister. Tell papa not prize to Ed Wollenhaupt; and low Requiem Hass was sung Nov. 7 in the day, this month the pack meeting of Carmelites will receive Com­ for 25c SEWING Holy Family church. Interment Mt to worry about me, for I am well, was won by Tex Williams. will be held Thursday, Nov. 16, in munion, and will hold its monthly Llttla Girts* Drrss«s» EiBbroider7e Olivet, in charge of the Boulevard thanks to God, and some day I am St. Joseph’s circle met in the MonotTsminCa Etc. mortuary. the Loyola hall. Parents and Cub meeting in the afternoon at 2 coming home and will bring him the Scouts are urged to be present. home of Mrs. John Miller with pieces of steel from the bombs Mrs. Arville Esher as co-hostess. o’clock. THE SISTERS OF THE Any boy who wishes information The Holy Name society will re­ MRS. ELLA CATHERINE BRUSH that used to burst all around us; High prizes were awarded to Mrs. Blended Juice NaT’can_____ 18c GOOD SHEPHERD in regard to Loyola Cub pack ceive its monthly Communion and Mrs. Elia Catherine Brush, 2839 Vine I am going to give them as a sou­ F. R. Reed and J. R. Heiney; low street, wee buried in Mt. olivet efter a should call Frank Heisel, cubraas- conduct a meeting on the same TELEPHONE PEARL 2401 venir the day I come home. prizes to Mrs. Emil Frei and F. R. Mackerel 14c Requiem Mass in Loyola church Nov. 8 ter of pack 116, at EA. 6776. day. Mrs. Brush died at the age of 74 after a Mamma, if you are going to Reed. The next meeting will be long illness. A native of Iowa, the came Mrs. Glenn Brush, who was in Mrs. C. E. Williams’ home with send me my Christmas presents, buried from Loyola Wednesday, Baby Foods ___ ..7c to Denver in 1901. Her huaband, Glen Mrs. Ed Wollenhaupt as co-host­ I AM GOING A. Brush, is an employe of the Colorado send them as soon as you can, for was one of the outstanding mem­ BIRDS­ museum of natural history. Mrs. Brush ess. YES! TO TR Y, we are going to leave again in bers in Loyola parish. Mrs. Brush Margarine 2*'l„tu‘'.nV”! : __ 24c belonged to the Good Shepherd Aid so two weeks, a^Ttvthen I cannot re­ St. Margaret Mary’s circle en­ EYE ciety end the Altar and Rosary society was secretary for the Altar society RAHO’S Millinory of Loyola parish. Surviving are her ceive them ''^^^/TRonths. Oh, for eight years and president for tertained in the home of Mrs. J. French Dressing ___ 15c hutband; two daughters, Mrs. Bernard Mamma, send n ^ w ftat I want. seven years. During those years Frawley. Awards for the after­ FOR MY NEXT HAT FROZEN Foster and Miss Marguerite Brush, both Oh, Mamma, the inosV-important noon went to Mmes. Kiley, Wil­ Corner 15lh at Stout of Denver; and three grandchildren. 17c Boulevard service. thinp: that I warit you to send liams, and Miller. Mrs. Mayer will 1 0 0 % Bran ...... FOODS entertain, at the next meeting me 18 a new rosary, for the other Macaroni Products 19c CHARLES A. HALLINANg SR. one broke on the boat. Here it Groceries • Meals • Bakery American Bty. A native of Ireland, Charlei A. HalH- is. I want you to keep it for me nan, 8r.. 2945 Grove street, was buried always; it is that which saved my MURRAY’S from St. Dominie*! church Nov. g after life— that and the blessing of my ; CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING ; Noodle Soup 2T-- 9c a Requiem. Mass. A daughter, Sister Poanded by M. T. Marray—'ISdS David Mai^e, a Sister of St. Joseph of parents, to whony I owe every­ thing, for I 'didn^ do anything CIS PROGRi Phone GR. 1613.14-1.3 Carondelet teaching in St. Mary Mag> U* ™ Sundowo Kadota, 300 can, dalene’s school, St. Louis, came to Den* by myself; it wa^my mother and i> Classined Ads <| COFFEE ^ • 8® 40 pointa and...... 14c West 32nd A Julian ver for the funeral. Fifty*three years ago my father who a\d it all. ^ It will pay yon to read ALL of the following advertiaementa. ^ Mr. Hallinao married Miss Margaret Airway B c & n S ^**^*” *'**** Green, FitiGihhons. also % native of Ireland, I believe that; this is all for now. F 1 Ib. bag______'21c No. 2 can..,. ____ 12c in Sacred Heart church. Denver. The Say hello to my brothers and my couple were pioneer members of St. Pat* Nob Hill O C - GardeDeWe, dear little sister. BARGAIN—FORCED TO SELL rick’s church. After 27 years they WANTED—Room and board for elderly 1 lb. bag...... ^ O C Spinach No. 2 can. 12c- moved into S t Dominic*! parish. Mr. Your most devoted son, (St. Mary's Academy, Denver) man. Good pay. George H. Kiefer, Phone 7 ROOMS, home or income., near St. Hailinan was a city official before he be* 206J, Rt. 2, Box 10, Arvtdt, Colorado. Francle de Sales. Garage. $3,200.00. Easy Edwards Del Monied, Diced terms, Cali ^EM. 4462, came an invalid many years ago. Be* Roberto Reyes Ortiz. 1 lb. xls...... 29c D 661 S No. 303 kI*.- 13c sides Mrs. Hallinan and Sister David HEARING AIDS Folger’s P.S. Answer me as soon as PHOTOGRAPHS ...... « , Del Monte, Diced Marie, the survivors include John, Charles. 1 Ib. gls___ 33c Jr.: May, and Joseph Hallinan, his chil­ you can. Your blessing, dear Persona Hard of Hearine, come in for Anderaon photos. 1206 16th ?t. at LIllinois in 1883 and three ' CRESTED BUTTE Robert Emmet Lee, 1267 St, Paul street, years later went to Wichita. Kan«.. after a Iona illnesi. Until the came to where ha operated a wheat farm. Re- 1 Colorado's Outstanding Coal Since 1902 live with her dauahter in July because tlrina in. 1925, he went to Canon City of failina health, the had lived 42 years far nine years and moved to Denver in ROCKVALE-KEBLER St 2825 W. 37th avenue. Bom in Kansas 1934. Survivina are his wife, Berbers; Qudity At Its Best 4 28 E. 6lh Ave. T.Abor 6468 City, Kant., Oct. 23, 1867. Mrs. Griffin a dauahter, Mrs. Mtry Jordan of Bill­ the first day. was edueatad In tbs Convent of the inas, M ont; flva sons. Chsrles of Kina- Sisters of Charity in Leavenworth. Her man, Kani.; Joseph of Dequoin, Kans.; UHITED FUEL - 1729 GALIFORHIA I .i LEC r A Cf Mt Tt RY I OT husband. Daniel S. Griffin, a pioneer Michael of Canon City, and John and PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ;.N[) A FAMIl Y MONUMi NT railroad builder, died in March. 1938. Anthony ot Denver; and 10 frandcbll KE. 6391 ^ For many jreari Mr|. Griltia was a pa- dissi

t iiiUiila Thursday, Nov. 9, 1944 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4208 PAGE THIRTEEN The Denver Catholic Register President.. __Moet Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.O. Reg istorials Editor... ..R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL..D., Jour.D Managing Editor------Hubert A , Smith, Jour.D Associate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan. Election Results o f them were Democralle by small plant Jobs. They will have to do no dilYerenee in our relations with margins. Later tabulation of re­ so, whether they work or not; for Russia today with Mr. Roosevelt J.C.D. LittD.; Rev. /obn Cavanagh, M.A., LHt.D.; Rev. Edward A. Oar Inlernalional News Sendee 1 turns put Michigan in his column job competition will squeeze the than had Mr. Dewey been elected. reports, np to the lime o f our Breen, M.A., LittD.; Rev. Francis S]rrianey, M.A.; Leonard Tangney, after having bM n with Dewey inflation out o f war-lime wages. And the re4uons are these: i A.B., Jour. D.; Phil Hewitt; Mary Eisenman, A.B.; Linus Riordan, going lo press Wednesday night, throughout election night. His mar­ There will be a certain number o f The United Stsles is democratic:! indicated the following for the A.B., LittM.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; Rev. John Ebel, M.A. gin there was a meager 20,000. He women who have a perfect right Russia is lolalilarian: the United' Presidential election o f Tuesday: also led in New Jersey by a mere lo seek business employment. Stales believes in the essential; Entered u second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. Roosevelt, 21,645,5.52 (A mocI- 6,3 00 and, with most o f the re­ These include t h e unmarried liberties o f man; Russia does not: ated Press figure, 20,865,595). turns counted, it may take a count women who must support them­ the United .States is determined Dewey, 18.903, 849 (Associated of the soldier vote to fix the re- selves, those temperamenlally tin- that the four freedoms shall not be Published Weekly by Prm* 1S,S43.397). Rtill, allhoiiich the President ap* fltted for ni4irri«|Ke and mother­ oicnied any o f the oppreaned peo< THE CATHOUC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) The INS RRve the Prewiclent m prared to a favorite o f the men hood., and, Naddest o f all, war plea o f Europe or Aata; RuMia iff popular lead o f 2,7 4 1 ,7 0 3 votew. at >var. widows who must supplement their equally determined that she shall 938 Bannock Street ^It appeared that hts Anal popular ^^Dewev had twelve Mates in his income. have her sphere o f influence in the margin might not exceed 3,000,- column. His big victories were in * But ihe m ajorilf o f married Kiiropean countries on b*’'' Western Telephone, KEystone 4205. P. 0 . Box 1620 000, even with a total o f 50,000,- Indiana bv 50,000, in Ohio by women, especially mothers, have border and on the Asiatic coun­ 000 ballots. This was a reduced 34 .000 , and in Wisconsin by no right lo squander their ener­ tries on her Easlem border; the Subscription; $1 per year. margin over his 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 defeat 11.000. He might possibly lose gies outside the home. The only United Slates hat a rapitalislir of Wendell Willkie, his 11,000.000 both Ohio and Wisconsin before valid excuse for working in their fom i o f economy, .Soviet Russia has defeat of Alf M. I.andon, and his the final ballots are tabulated.’ ’ rase is to supplement the family a slate-controlled economy. But Thursday, Nov. 9,1944 income. This should not hold, for 7,000,000 defeat of former Presi­ In Colorado, Governor Vivian the fundamental difference be­ lo deny a man a living wage for dent Herbert Hoover. (R .) was re-elected by a large ma­ tween the two nations is that the himself and his family is an eco­ “ President Roosevelt Wednesday jority, together with U. S. Senator United .Stales is ('Jtrislian, at least nomic injiulire that should have OFFlCIALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER had 36 stales in his corner but two Millikin (R.) and ihe four Re­ in its conrepis; .Soviet Russia is no place in Anierica: It is an in­ publican Congressmen. The slate pagan and alheislle. The Denver Catholic Redster merits our cordial approval. justice strongly deplored by the Because o f the present Allied We confirm it as the official puolication of the Archdiocese. What­ went for Dewey but Denver for Roosevelt. Popes in their labor encyclicals. unity against a common foe, there ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or Unneressary competition of women has necessarily been much col­ Although the campaign was a bit­ those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official workers against men, moreover, in­ laboration between the two coun­ We hope The Register will be read in every home of the ter one, the American spirit of evitably tends to lower wages. tries. Because the fate o f the democracy will prevail. The people Archdiocese. I>abor-saving devices have lifted world depends lo a large extent on have spoken and they turned out We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in much of ihe drudgery of house­ Russia’s alliiiide after the war, in such huge numbers that there the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. keeping. Hut why devote this lliere niiisi be ronliniled relation­ ran be no doubt o f ihrir desires. + URBAN J. VEHR. freed lime to the drudgery o f fac­ ships between the utiier Allied The fact that vre could hold a Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. tory work? Why not givg it over powers and the Reds. But these normal election in the midst o f a lo making home and family life farts in no wise roniinil the global war is a tribute to our type fuller and richer? In that way United Slates lo an acceptance of of government. European democ­ FOB’S FLFCTION women would be fulfilling the Russian ideologies. Tlie America racies have frozen themselves for unique creative gift that is theirs. lhat went to the polls is as de­ the duration of the war. The REGIS CLUB WILL SPONSOR After all, it is in being erratirrty termined lhat Communism is wrong United Slates did not need to do Rome. — (INS) — President busy lhat people are really happy. as the America lhat went lo war this. Only onre before in our his­ • Savings Account Roosevelt’s re-election drew favor­ against the tyrants of Japan and tory has a Presidential election TALK BY SISTER M. JOSEPH able comment Nov. 8 from both the Germany after Pearl harbor. There been held when our own country Russia Should Save reMlarly through a savings account in Vatican and the Italian govern­ are American Communists, lo be was involved in war. Ahraham IJn- thia bank 'where all deposita are insured by will speak on “ Catholic Authors of ment. Learn the Facts sure, just as there are Americans The Regis high school Literary eoln was then re-elected.— Monsig­ the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Spokesmen for the Papal Secre­ (By Rev. W. J. Canavan) who are insane and .Amerirans who club will sponsor a lecture by Sis­ Today’’ and will illustrate her lec nor Matthew Smith. with $5,000 maximum insurance for each tariat of State expressed the “ hap­ Now that the charges and have smallpox. But the America of ter Mary Joseph of Webster ture. The juniors and seniors will depositor I college, Webster Groves, on Mon­ piest satisfaction over the 1-e-elec­ countercharges of campaign ora­ November, 1944, is as unalterably day, Nov. 13. Sister Mar>’ Joseph be in attendance. tion of the man who first re­ Fewer Post-War tory hava been forgotten and we opposed to Communism and to the The first meeting of the Literary established American diplomatic Ameriraws have settled down to tyranny for which it stands as it club this year was held on Thure relations with the Holy See and .Jobs Advocated winning the war and Ihe peace ever was. The President o f onr Willard Greiin Will day evening, Oct. 26, in the high who always has showed sympathy (By Millard F. Everett) after it,..there is no cause for re­ citizens is neither a Communist nor school library. The Rev. Mark and understanding toward all The candidates in the election joicing in Russia, as was the report a fellow-traveler, despite the fact Safety Deposit Box Address CPTL Nov. 16 I Gross, S.Jf, of the college depart- Catholics.” this week missed a bet. In all the on Wednesday, when it was as that he was supported by both. Iment of English, the author of Italian Prime Minister Ivanoe talk about post-war employment sured lhat Mr, Roosevelt had been The news o f the rejoicing in Place your war bond^ abstracts of title, mili­ In Charities Annex I several books, spoke on “ The Eng­ Bonomi welcomed the outcome of no one mentioned a plank advo­ re-elected. It' Is known that the Russia is to be taken with a grain tary records and other valuables in a safety lish Classics.” William E. Barrett the U. S. elections as occasion for cating fewer jobs. Perhaps it .Soviets preferred Mr. Roosevelt to of salt, therefore. Russia must be deposit box, available at a small annual then gave a talk on the philological “ great joy to all Italians.” would not have been the most Mr. Dewey, not because they had taught, the hard way if necessary, rental, plus tax. W'illard Greim, director of the background of modern English. “ This joy does not have a party popular one, yet it is one o f the any reason to suspect lhat the that lha pledges made ihua far by recreational program for the City Charles Mulcahy presented a sur­ origin, either,” the premier de­ most necessary lo our future life President is a Communist, but be­ the Allies will be kept;' lhat there and County of Denver, will be the vey of the witchcraft craze in clared. “ Republicans and Demo­ as a nation. We mean, of course, cause they, stem realists, prefer a will be no enslavement o f any Eu­ guest speaker at the CPTL meet- America. Richard C. Harrington, crats are equally dear to Italians fewer away-from-home jobs for man with whom they have dealt lo ropean peoples by Ihe Reds; that mg Thursday morning, Nov. 16, at S.J., moderator, spoke briefly on because Italy loves the American wives and mothers. an unknown quantity who might roiinlries such as Spain, Portugal, 10 o’clock in the Catholic Char­ the valuable aids to literary study people who are today shedding prefer not to do business with and .Switaerland will not be de­ FHA Title one Loan Henry J. Kaiser, wonder indus ities Annex, E. 17th avenue and to be found in current literary blood for Italy’s liberation with­ them. Actually, however, there is nied their rightful place in the IrialisI, IJberty ship builder extraor­ Grant street magazines. Examples of these out political distinction. sun because they are “ unsym­ Make those necessary repairs on your horns dinary, and prophet of business Mrs. Thomas G. Garrison, the were studied briefly in illustra­ “ But Roosevelt has for many pathetic” to Communism; that now! You may borrow up to $2,500 and take expansion after the war, said in newly elected president of the Na­ tion. Refreshments were server, years been for us a symbol of Europe shall not be C.ommiinistir up to 3 years to repay in small monthly the Nne York Times Magasinr Bro. Gabriel Holf tional Council of Catholic Women, in the high school cafeteria. More American intervention in the war, after the war at the expense of the installments. that women will have more lime has also been invited to attend than 30 members were in atten­ an interpreter of the great princi­ unfortunate populace. Thia is Ihe on their hands than ever in the this meeting. dance. ples of the Atlantic Charter, and determination o f l h a United future and lhat they should work Receives Orders a raarantee that the future peace Slates. TliU Is the determination of y IMtllttMSIlMMM* • M HMStmtettSM»MM»WMMIMttSS>MivVM'W*IM«VaM»»S»SWas'Ma»SwM>—aWSSMmMvSwaVSMevtMSSaiH in industry; for an idle person is will be just and lasting peace any President, Democrat or Repub­ not a happy one. among free and equal peoples.” Brother Gabriel (Wilford) Hoff, lican, because he is the elected Personal Loan The premier said Italians were Like a good many sweeping O.P., formerly of St. Dominic’s voire of the people. M0R6AN, LEIBMAN A HICKEY really delighted that Roosevelt, statements, this one rontains only parish, Denver, was among a class who a few days ago was pro­ a half-truth. It is true that busy of Dominican seminariana who ro' This bank offers yon the convenience of a claimed a citizen of Rome, still is persons are at a rule happier than ceived the minor orders of porter Post-War Standards ersonal loan to ease your financial burden, INSURANCE SINCE 1807 Ef you’re steadily employed, you may borrow at the helm and is certain to con­ idlers; but it is definitely not true and lector from the Most Rev. Of Employment that to be happy women must $100 at a cost of just $6 for one yearl tinue the prosecution of the war William D. O’Brien, D.D., Aux (By Rev. John Cavanagh) Succeeding Herbert Fairall Agency work in factories. In our esiima with his usual energy. Bonomi also iliary Bishop of Chicago, on Sat­ Post-war employment waa one I lion the situation is quite the con­ reiterated his government’s oft- urday, Oct. 29. o f the major political issues of Do ALL your banking at this bank! trary. Ota and Baetiie Bldf* Pheaa TAbar I t tl expressed “ desire to participate” Brother Gabriel, the son of Mrs. the election, and we are now enter­ in the waging of the war in a It will be hard for some women Joseph Nachbauer, 2231 Eliot ing upon the time when we shall NsUim,iisas;Virt8msmsV*mTrs"sTTmuiiumiwiurom\HsUs RumwuAiainaAieAaiAotirwtmfnuvtsnntf “ more epnerete” manner.______to give np the easy money o f war street, attended St. Thomas’ semi­ witness whether or no President nary four years before ioining the Roosevelt’s promises will be fnl Dominicans in the fall of 1940 filled. Both candidates were ex­ He is now pursuing his studies %• travagant in their promises |o the for Ahe priesthood in the Domini electorate lhat employment would can House of Studies, River For be available for all able-bodied est, HI. h a m ilto a men after the war. Some o f the rhetoric was obviously nonsense, American National Denver Church Thief and could not have b ^ n released , 1616 Stoat St. with any reasonable hope of being INVEST IN A FINE realized outside o f the imaginary' Is Given Sentence island o f Utopia. But we do have a right to expect that all the DENVER William F. Crutchfield, 26, of pledges were not visionary, and Dallas, Tex., who pleaded g;uilty to that some plan will be devised lo FRANK KmCHHOF ADOLPH KUNSMILLER robbing the Holy Ghost church, prevent any possible recurrence of PrMident Vlcf Pmideot mnd Cwbier Denver, was sentenced by Judge the depression ralasiruphe o f un­ Joseph E. Cook Wednesday to two employment. and one-half to eight years in the In view o f Roosevelt’s promises MESSAGHj penitentiary. He was caught by the of jobs for all, it it sobering to re­ Rev. Jerome L. Weinert, assistant call the findings o f a survey on in­ ‘~ ^ V R COAT pastor, in the church rectory with dustrial standards in employment. $93.50 and a $50 clock in his pos­ These were not discovered in any session. His record showed two university psychological laboratory, previous .burglaries in Texas. but in the considered statement of men who are going to hire men in the poat-war era. The heads and JL Mass in Rome Cemetery personnel officer* o f more than 70 Offered by New Yorker o f the nation's largest businesses were interviewed, and their re­ SAVINGS TO Vatican City.— The traditional sponses should at least indicate an 1/3 Memorial Mass in the chapel of the approach lo the standarda o f to­ reminds morrow. YOU: North American college in the It may surprise many lo learn mausoleum of Rome’s Campo Ve- that, ihe employers are seeking as For knowing bow yoa ^pend your money and rano cemetery was offered by the the first requisite in an employe an Very Rev. Monsignor Joseph P. effective personality. Interpreted having cancelled cheeb to prove it (impor* in plain language this means lhat McGeough, a priest of the Arch­ tarn for budgeting and all tax purposes), Russian Pony...... $ 114 the first qualifiralion in an em­ diocese of New York attached to ploye is his ability to work coKtp- rfiere’s nothing like paying by check- Your the Papal Secretariat of State. eratively with people. He must Hollander Dyed Coney...... 114 Despite the fact that the cemetery have the knack o f meeting and dieck is a record and receipt for any bill talking lo people easily, and he is in the area where bombs landed grou pay. Just one o f the innum erable Blue Fox Dyed Guanaco...... 120 must know how to dress neatly in the aerial attack on Rome, the and allrarlively. •advantages of a CheckMaster account. chapel was undamaged except for Another point lhat the indus­ Lapin Dyed Coney...... 120 broken windows. trialists uniformly mentioned was a preference for men who had U«mb*r F«d«rM DwpoiH Ifurenoe* CorporatIoo*~^,00d Dyed Lamb Caracul...... 120 w oAed their way through school. llutinom Inaar&aM for Baeh Depeaitor. He Will To the employers this seemed to Represent U . S. indicate lhat such men are willing India Kid...... 120 to work harder, realize the value o f money, have taken their education Persian Lamb Paw...... 162 more seriously, and have devel­ AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK oped greater qualities of initiative of DENVER 240 and responsibility. Perhaps they Natural Fed Fox...... were indulging in a little intro­ spection, and recalling what went Sable Dyed Russian Squirrel Locke.... 240 into their own lives to make a tuc- eest story. MAln 5314 Natural Silver Muskrat...... 240 It was not the opinion o f the men interviewed lhat the students in school who engaged in extra­ F . J . K i r c h h o f Sable Blended Muskrat Backs...... 240 curricular activities wasted their time. Such activity can be overdone, Stone Marten Dyed Wolf...... 240 bu( the exeinitives voiced the con­ C o . viction that students with this ex­ CONISTRIIt TION perience become the leaders in Stone Marten Dyed Mtukral...... 270 business because they co-operate and will not allow ihemselvea to BUILDERS Ocelot Paw...... 270 become pigeonholed. As a parting bit o f advice the We Appreciate Your Patronage W olf Great Coat...... f...... 270 gentlemen surveyed derlared that quiz-kids, except for technical and 708 Lawrence St Denver, Colo. scientific jobs, were not the suc­ Northern Blended Miukral Backs____ 344 cessful men and women their early records teemed to indicate. Most BSTABUSBEO SINCE ItH Black Persian Lamb...... 378 o f the employers slated that they War Tax Included wanted an employe with a balance 396 of brains and personality. One de­ 10 Months to Pay Hudson Seal Dyed Muskrat...... clared: “ Frankly, we are scared by The American Fixture Co. a person who hat nothing but Luxurious Natural Tipped Skunk...... 396 marks lo offer.” Tlieir suggestions Hzaalaeturtn of on personnel training urged the stressing of fundamentals (not CHUR(B PEWS AND ALTARS ...... 694 Alaska Seal specialization), iitililarian English, (TTURCH FURNITURE Adolf A. Berle, auistani eecre- and summer employment of pro­ Canadian Bettver...... 720 lary o f stale, has been designated fessors in commerce and Industry. BANK, BAR, AND STORE FDCTURES i h a m ilto n ’ by President Roosevelt as tempo­ We do not know what type o f jobs MUltcork o f All Kinds It going lo be available for “ all Natural Wild Mink...... 1080 rary president o f the international 1616 Sout St. men” in the future, hut w« do FRANK KIRCHHOF 1232 .AR.APAHOE SC. civil aviation conference in Chi- know what kind of men the em- DENVER, COLO, cagOv pk>7« n want. PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Stree! THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. KEyatone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 9, 1944

Exile in U . S. B«mbar Turn* Good Samaritaa OUR COLORED MISSIONS e i i r r enlargement GRAND JUNCTION C. D. OF A. Chungking, China.— An Ameri­ NEED PRIESTS a BROTHERS ■ H E E Ju*t to g«t uqoalnud Would foa Ilk* to Or La Confirmacidn se confirid in- Enroll for life. Avoid tor with troops in the field. The that totok over on July 1. Arrom- firmacl6n apostatardn de la fe; of husband and wife. oa» now . . . Business man, student, housewife— m mediatamente despues del Bautis­ the bother of renew­ All will be bene- evtryoot finds this bandy, fuarsnte^.sceurata ^ young man received his Doctor of panied by hi.o wife, ha expect* to mientras que los demds permanece- mo, hasta el siglo noveno, en los ing memberehlp flciarlea of the daily Ultle msebina uselul . . . ORDER YOURS Medicine de^ee from the St. reside here until he can return r&n firmes en ella, y serdn poquisi- Holy Maaa, the weekly TODAY. lugares y ciudades en donde tenian rearly. Enjoy all the Louis university school of medi­ home. mos los que se volteardn, renuncian- devotiona at th* Obispo residente. •plrltual ndvnnUge* Shrin* of St There**, SEND NO MONEY cine. do a Cristo, debido a la fortaleza Uemberehip Dnee May B* Bent In .V of the Society of the and included in num- J«st MQd tt^mt aod tddrcM. TbaaChm ptjrpsy ,aV Cpl. Victor A. Goettleman, ma­ the WAVES in January of this que leg dard Dios con la Confirma- En las plazas pequenas y lugares Full Or On Initallment Plan. eroui Maase* con- OMUSAA tl50 pliu poett) chtri ci n. J Little Flower for deUwT* Or MDd tl50 with ore rine, and his brother, Cpl. Albert year. 6 que eran considerados de misiones, Uh Applieatlen Now. •tantly ofiered up bg 99 Otr lU cbAfif 4ivim ytti en donde habia un padre, desde el your entir* lift, th* Carmelite Fa^en. ■toot SO wMi tt tiM nrt loital Guy Goettelman. army, have re­ Pvt. James B. Bennett, son of iCUANTAS VECES SE ■■■■■■■■■I ratM. w - turned to duty after spending their Mr. and Mrs, Harry C. Bennett, PUEDE RECIBIR? siglo tercero, dicho padre vino au- torizado para que, en ambas noches FREE CARMELITE FATHERS. 6418 DAKTE AVE., CHICAGO 17. \ LEE SPECIALTY CO. ■■■■ furloughs here visiting their 1036 Ouray avenue, was wounded El sacramento de la Confirma- ILLINOIS. , de Pascua y Pentecostds, adminis- PSEHIUU8 Dept V.S mother, Mrs. Lena Goettelman; in France Aug. 20. The young man ci6n, lo mismo, que el del Bautismo, i wtih to obtain a I J ] Life Membarahip tl6) a Box SS20 Mdsa. Hart trara el Bautismo; dejando la Con- three brothers, Clem, A. P., and went overseas last May and fought no puede recibirse mas que una sola ■ For * LIFE mem- f 1 Parpetnal Himbarahip |2S) ' Chicaso 14. UL firmacidn hasta tanto que el Obispo I'benhlp. The Lit- Wilfred Goettelman; and other in Italy before participating in the vez, porque imprime cardeter. r 1 Family Perpetual Memberahip (1166) * visitara la diocesis. * tie Flower Prayer- relatives and friends. Victor, vet­ invasion of Southern France. He iPUEDE UNO SALVARSE, ■ book (large leath- in the Society of th* Little Flower. * A partir del siglo noveno, la pric- t erette edition) if eran of 27 months’ service in Pa­ entered the army July 7, 1943, and SI NO HA RECIBIDO DICHO r 1 1 encloee t ______due* In full for thii memberahip. || tica de no conferir mas (lue un solo ■ lent for ■ PER- cific theaters, reported to duty in received his training in Camp SACRAMENTO? ■ PETUAL m e m - r 1 I anelos* t______initial olfering (or this membenbip * San Diego after a 30-day furlough. Mackall, Ga., and Fort Ban­ sacramento a la vez se tiizo gene­ * Ixnhip, a genu- and win Mnd t ...... aach month until (nil dust have ■ Tlcar Basr CDissions El que muera sin haber recibido Albert, veteran of 28 months’ serv­ ning, Ga. ral debido a que la noche entera de * me icniptarett*— been aant * dicho sacramento puede salvsrse; * three dimeniion— Most Rav. Franois J Spallmen, D.O.. President ice in the Aleutians, went to Fort Pascua y Pentecostos no era sufi- Rev. rhomae J. McMahon, B.T.Dm National 6ecretary Fruita Pionaar Dia* pero por toda la etemidad, estard ' ideal for drawing Nam* _ Jackson, Ga., after a short fur­ ciente para administrar ambos sa- ? room. For * FAM­ Rav. Andrew H. Rogoah, S.T.L^ Aaairtant Secretary Funeral services for Bernard privsdo de la gloria que le corres- lough. Victor, tank driver, fought Francis Hughes, Fruita pioneer, cramentos a las ^randes muche- ILY membanhip, Address ponderia si lo nubiera recibido. dumbres de catecumenos, que se a complet* eick- in the campaigns at Guadalcanal, who died Friday, were held at 9 call aet and wall City Zon* Stat* Gift Card Tarawa, Gilberts and Marshalls, o’clock Monday in St. Joseph’s ;A QUE EDAD DEBEN SER presentaban para ello. ? crucifix. and Saipan. church. CONFIRMADOS? (Continuara) With Chriatmaa coming, oar tboaghta are for friendt and Mrs. Theresa Kochevar of the La Iglesia desea que ordinaria- loved ones in service. Have you thought of our gift csu*d, which Father Nicholas Bertrand offi­ Fruitvale district has received a ciated, and burial w'as in the Cal­ mente sea diferido hasta el uso de tells them you are having Ma*a offered for them, or have given a letter from her son, Pvt. Stanley B. vary cemetery in Fruita. razdn, como a log siete afios, a fin sacred article to a mission chapel in their honor? Kochevar, advising that he was Mr. Hughes was born Aug. 24, de que, dicho sacramento sea reci­ leaving for overseas service, pre­ 1848, in Lorain county, Ohio, and bido con mayor reverencia, devo- NO CHURCH, STILL "MY BUDDY!” sumably in the European theater spent his childhood on his father’s ci6n, y aprecio de lo que se recibe. GROWING “ 1 am sending this Mass offer­ of war. He is in the air service farm there. He was a naduatq of iQUIEN PUEDE SER PA- Bishop Joseph Malouf has bis ing for my buddy, who fell by my Come on. dad. put it over! command and is anxious to hear Fremont college in Onio. Upon DRINO EN LA CONFIRMA- diocese nigh up in the mountains side on the battlefield!” Mass of­ from old friends. His address may the advice of a physician, he came CK3N? of S^ia, at a place called Baal­ ferings are the main support of be obtained from his mother. west to Denver in 1882. Para que licitamente uno pueda bek. For seven years his work has our missionaries. Why not write ^Pfc. Charles Kovacic, marine, He sought employment as a laa cualidadea (lue deberdn manifea for our leaflet on the Gregorian been as bard as the climb in bis received a gun shot in his arm in teacher in Denver, but he was tarse en su conducts; a imitacidn de mountains. Now he writes: Masses? ' the battles of the Palau islands, ac­ unsuccessful and accepted a teach­ ser padrino en la Confirmacidn, “ I am hoping you will help the cording to word received by his ing job in a rural school near Den­ se requiere (lue sea distinto del poor people in the village of Jed- OUR PROBLEM parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ko­ ver. The next year, 1883, he came padrino o madrina de Bautismo, y aideh. Recently almost everyone Can you help us to build more vacic, route one. The young man to Western Colorj^do, stopping first del mismo sexo que el confirmado. became a Catholic in a mass con­ schools in the Near East? Every was admitted to a naval hospital in Delta, where he ^ugnt a farm. La costumbre de dar padrinos a public school there must teach Mo­ version. But we have no church for Sept. 28, according to the marine Mr. Hughes came to Grand los confirmadoa data desde los hammedanism. Read of its dan­ them. orps message. Pfc._ Kovacic did Junction within a short time, sell­ tiempos apostdlicos. “ We want to build a modest gers in our pamphlet, Isles in ot say much about his wound in a ing his Delta property, and home­ Ley de la Iglesia et tambi4n ^ue chapel and furnish it. The people Islam. Five hundred dollars will letter to his parents, and he cas­ cada confirmado tenga su padrino. build a mission school, steaded a ranch just south of cannot carry this burden. Can you ually mentioned he was in a hos­ Fruita. A member of the first C. 794 & 2. help us?” pital in the New Hebrides. school board in Fruita, Mr. Hughes iQUE OBLIGACI6 N TIENEN ^ a t can you do for Bishop W IL L Y O U ? Sgt. Edward Rowland stopped in reluctantly accepted the position of LOS PADRINOS? ling Will you have a part in the Grand Junction 10 minutes 'Thurs­ Los padrinos de Confirmacidn Chapel of Our Lady of Victory, teacher that year. The school was one thousand dollars. Chapel furn­ day night en route to Los Angeles, a log cabin 10 by 14 feet. tienen las mismas obligaciones que ishings and vestments will come soon to be built in Egypt, near where he has been transferred for Farming was Mr. Hughes’ main log padrinos de Bautismo“ til y, to two hundred more. But the where the Holy Family stopped? further military training. Sgt. interest, but he also practiced law caso deM que il estos falten a su oblii smallest gift will give you a place There grateful missionaries will Rowland has has been stationed in in the early days of the lower val­ ci6n, ellos tienen que suplirles, in this good Bishop’s Masses. offer Masses every day for beloved Denver for two years. dando una educacidn cristiana a soldier dead. ley. Miss Genevieve Maupin, machin­ Mr. Hughes operated an apple sus ahijados. T H E STO RY ist's mate third class. United States orchard on his ranch south of the iQUE PARENTESCO CON- For the eighty-five priests work­ ONLY TWELVE naval reserve, is here on leave TRAEN CON SU AHIJADO? ing under Bishop Kidane in Ethio­ Bishop Mark Khouzam has only Fruita Fruit Growers’ association. from Camp Ellliott naval training He also had property near Mack. Los padrinos y el ahijado con- pia we received less than a thous­ twelve students in his major semi­ station, San Diego, where she has traen un cierto parentesco espiri- and dollars during the whole year. nary at Tahta, but he has thirty- A brother, John, was associated been assigned to duty in the camp with him in the fruit growing busi­ tual, que no les impide el casarse, 80 we are going to place their two in his little seminary at Cairo. post office. Miss Maupin and her segun el C. 1079. needs before you once more. His diocese has added six thous­ ness for some time. sister. Miss Pauline Maupin, joined Mr. Hughes was an active pa­ iDE QUE SE HACK EL Please do help them. and converts in two years. He CRISMA? needs our support. Why not adopt rishioner in Fruita for many years, and he was a former member of El crisma se hace de aceite de ‘EMMANUEL a seminarian at Tahta? olivas y b&lsamo bendecidos por el Emmanuel 1 God is most with us the Knighte of Columbus. Retiring from active farming Obispo, el Jueves Santo, con gran at Mass. For sixty-five, dollars you DESPERATE Enroll Now solemnidad. can give to a Near East chapel What can you do for Father and business several years ago, Mr. Hughes moved to Grand Junc­ iPORQUE EL OBISPO EX- altar, chalice, and the linen cor­ George’s church on the island of TIENDE SUS MANOS HACIA poral or antimensium on which it Malta? Bombed out, he writes: tion to reside in 1937. "You cannot imagine the destruc­ One cousin, M. A. Gleason of LOS CONFIRMADOS? rests. THE SACRED HEART La imposicidn de las manos sig­ tion around us.” Pueblo, survives. Mr. Gleason came to Grand Junction for, the services. nifies el descendimiento del Espi- PALACE OF GOLD MASS LEAGUE ritu Santo, y particularmente, la The Sisters of St. Charles are POOR PAULIST Receives Promotion We wanted to send Father John Iti rntniberx (both llTltit and deceased) Word has been received from struggling to keep open their home there In the rich epirltuol benefits ot a Former Chancery Worker Wed* for the aged in Alexandria, Egypt. Chami, the Paulist Father of Hau- Mass said datij. to tha and ot Ume. as. Paul Schneible, son o f Mr. and Chicago. — Ens. Joseph Blake, We should like to send them two ran, Syria, four hundred and fifty peciall)! (or the membert et the Leaxue Mrs. William Schneible, 1046 former employe of the Chancery hundred dollars before Christmas. dollars much needed, but we have For IntormatiaD write i Grand avenue,, that he was pro­ office of the Archdiocese of Chi­ raised only two hundred and ten THE PRIESTS OP THE SACRED HEART, Strred Heart Hiaalaa Baaas. moted to first lieutenant Oct. 2. cago, was married to June Patricia PURGATORIAN to date. He and his fourteen Paul­ Bta. Karla. (U. First Lt. Schneible has been sta­ Carroll in Our Lady of Good Enroll your beloved dead and ist companions ask only for their tioned in the New Guinea area for Counsel church, in which parish assure them of faithful remem­ people. past two years, and been in serv­ both young people grew up. brance in the Masses of zealous ice for three years. missionaries. One dollar yearly, YO U R SH AR E Mr*. Ruagga Succumb* St. Martin of Tours, honored on Ik/Puw twenty perpetual^’. MAKE tZS-Zt A WEEK Mrs. Elizabeth Ruegge, the for­ lECOME A SAIVUORIAK November 11, shared his cloak Praotieal noraea are needed LAT BROTHER In everr eommunitr . . doc­ mer Mias Elizabeth Sullivan, died me Boy Ranger department—to the extent RARE with a beggar. The beggar then in an Oakland, Calif., hospital. No Stadia*. No Tuition Raquirad revealed himself as Our Lord Him­ tors ret)i on them . pa­ of over 12,000 boy members this past year. Altar linens, candles and cen­ tients appreelhte their cheer, Survivors are three sisters, Mrs. Join our active and contemplative Society Y ES,e DAD, come on and put it over for ters for Solemn Mass and Bene­ self. Can you share with our or­ (ttl. expert care. You can Emma Egan, Salt Lake City; Mrs. i( you wUh lo coniecrate youncif to (kxl ai a team practical nurainx at Lay Brother, devoiinf yow life to prayer and your son— show him a fast one right This membership will also help you diction— these are rare gifts.'Yet phans, Christ’s own? Ten dollars Alice Hicks, Altadena, Calif.; and keeps one in school for a whole home in spare tiras. Coarse endorsed by work in Ihe peace and quiet of the monaatery. you can make them all for twenty physicians. 4Sth yr Earn while laaroinz. Mrs. Florence O’Hern, Los An­ down the middle! Show him how to play teach your son the value of money and the month. » If you know a trade, plw it in the icrvioe one dollats. HIzb School not reqairad. Men. woman, geles; a cousin, William Sullivan of Ckxl! II you are oot ikillad in a trade, wt 18 to 60. Write now. the game, fair and square. How to correct importance of using it wisely to assure his of this city; and several other rela­ •hall be glad lo teach you one. Develop what CHICAGO SCHOOL OP KUR8ING ia *1^ in you (or God a Cautc! Aak (or iolor- Sand all eommunlcationt to Dept. Stll, 100 East Ohio Street tives. inilion indinting your age. Addreat ______mistakes and try, try again. Teach him to future welfare. Chicace 11, 111. Mrs. Ruegge was the daughter Please und free booklet and IS sample T IIV. rATRtJMOVINOIS be a part of the team and to cooperate with Catholic Tlcar Bast COdfarc Association lesson paxes. of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Sullivan, pio- aoenrr or trx oivnx aavna Through the insurance plans offered neer residents of this city, She others. Show him how to be a generous New York 17, N. Y, Meme - by the Order, you can give your son a 4BO Lexington Ave. 46th 8t. was born and reared in Grand winner and a good loser. Teach him com­ Clty„______state...™____ Age.__ Junction and was active during splendid start with sound life insurance— panionship and good .sportsmanship. her residence here in musical clubs the fundamental step in any young man’s and activities. She was a member CLASSIFIED ADS of the choir of St. Joseph’s church Teach him the value of thrift, of safety, personal financial program. for many years. National rata tSo par word per laaoat mini­ mum IZ worda If (our or more eonaecutlv* and show him the value of the old prin­ . %uf ENLARGEMENT After the death of Mr. and Mrs. iatue* a n uaed, tho rata ia ZOc por word per There is no finer gift that you can make Sullivan, Mrs. Ruegge went to Salt laao*. Payment muat aceompony all order*. ciples of friendship and mutual helpful­ Just to G e t Acquainted We Will Beautifully Enlarge Your Lake City to make her home. She Ad* received on Monday will appear in tb* your son when he comes of age than a latu* printed for th* following week. (See ness. Introduce him to fratemalisra and _ favorite Snapshot, Photo, Kodak Picture, Print was married about three years ago your local Reglater for local rateo.1 matured or paid-up life insurance certifi­ to Joseph Ruegge of Oakland. Mr. good fellowship through your membership or Negative to 5x7 Inches If You Enclose the Ruegge passed away a year a^o, FEMALE HELP WANTED cate in the Catholic Order of* Foresters. ;n the Catholic Order of Foresters and Coupon and a 3 Cent Stamp for Return Mailing! and Mrs. Ruegge continued to live SECRETARY. TYPIST AND OFFICE The younger he is when his insurance is in Oakland. WORKERS I alao filing, inaerting. inv*. through membership for your son in the EveryoM admires pictures in natural colors becauM the wr- lop* atufflng, ate., (or publiahing firm In put in force, the less it will cost per year. Requiem Mass was celebrated Wiaconain. Writ* giving quallficationa, ag* roundingt and loved ones are to t o e STAMP Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock in and aalary aapaeted. Chanea for odvone*. Boy Ranger department of the Order. St. Joseph’s church. ment. Box SBX. THE REGISTER, Danvar. Yes, dad, put it over! Start your son in Colo. 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— . i - J, A Thursday, Nov. 9, 1944 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIFTEEN

BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED A Pretty LA JUNTA K. OF C. COUNCIL bare Pagnolla, pictured here, l^am e the hride of Julius F. Porreco. s The brioe is the daughter of Mrs. Virginia Paiin< BOtta of Vindand and Religious Christmas Cards the bridegroom la the son of Hr. andend Mrs. F. Potreco of Pueblo, CONDUCTS EXEMPUFICATION Carmella Pagnotta, sister o f the bride, was msid o f honor and Twelve ontstanding, Misses Rose Farbo, Vivian Maroney, Mary Danna, Josephine Felice, and Rose I>ee Pagnotta were bridesmaids. Cpl. Rocco £. Porreco, E (Continued From Last Page) a two-week •visit in Kansas City exclusive religioas Christmai cardt, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. old Rizzuto, Ted Bradley, Norman with Mr. Carey’s mother, Mr*. packed in decora* Beyers, Dorothy Wilson, Leroy Mary Carey, '^ il e away Mist Winifred enjosred a short stay In tiva bronze-finished Beyers, and Jerry Lorenzo, FOR OELIRIE Mrs. F. R. Rice, a former parish­ Omaha, Nebr., with her cousin. box with a Christ­ ioner, is visiting friends in La Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence ^ tte r mas card of Infant Durango.— (Sacred Heart Par­ Del Norte.— ^The times of the Junta. of this city were callers in Denver of Prague Art pic­ ish)— The Devotion of the Forty Sunday Masses in Del Norte and Mary Rose Sonnleitner of Den­ last week. While there they vis­ ture and also a Hours.began on Sunday, Oct. 29. the missions have been changed ver was a guest in the home of ited their son, Jack, who is a junior “ Prince of Peace" the Feast of Christ the King. The to the winter schedule. The earlv Mrs. John Reale. in Regis high school. Mrs. Phil Hudspeth Journeyed to religious p a trio tic Rev. Francis Papesh of Cortes Mass now is offered at 9 o’clock Miss Julia Bradish returned preached the sermon the opening and the late Mass at 11 o’clock. Denver last week to visit her par­ pictu re — the pic­ home after a seven-week visit in ents and to attend a friend’s wed­ day,...... with the...... Rev. Onofrio “ ■ MMarto- The second Mass on Sunday, St. Louis, Mo., with relatives and ture for your friend ding. rell, C.R., pastor of the Most Pre­ Nov. 12, will be offered in South friei\ds. cious B lo^ parish, San Luis, Lt. (JG) William R. Sisson, a in service. Fork. Word has been recei-ved by Mrs. preaching the two following days. native of La Junta, left Saturday Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Balkenbush James J. Driscoll, Jr., that her hus­ The devotion closed with Solemn to report at the Oak Knoll hospital and family of Denver sent a beau­ band was graduated from a basic $1.00 Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ in Oakland, Caltf., where he will tiful new white Gothic vestment engineering course in the Great ment, with Father Martorell as begin his career as a doctor in tha POSTPAID to their former pastor in Center. Lakes school and is awaiting a new atoed forces. , celebrant, and Father Papesh and It was used for the first time on assignment. the Rev. Reginald James, C.P., of the Feast of Christ the King. They Bill Cash, a senior in the Abbey BENEDICTINE MISSIONS, 4SOO MAIN ST., (R ), LISLE, ILL. Mancos as a.ssistants. Mrs. James Breslin of Higbee is school, where he is also instructor also sent flowers for the occa­ a guest of Mrs. Gus Bradley. The Rev. Peter R lgo’ C.R., con­ sion. in handicraft work, spent the week­ ducted a mission in Pagosa Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Carey and end with his mother, Mrs. Helen Ben Klauman of Center and daughter, Winifred, returned from Cash. Springs, ending on the Feast of Mrs. B. J. Terhorst of S t Michael’s Christ the King. The exercise was have been confined to the hospital BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY well attended. because o f sickness. The contest sponsored by the K. of C. for the best theme written Modesto Lara of Center is home PUEBLO on the life of Christopher Colum­ on a furlough from Alaska and is bus has been judged. Victor Ruy- visiting friends and relatives in bal won the first prize of $5. He the valley. ^ four Business Is Appreciated THE D. E. BURKE won a similar prize last year. A Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Halloran, M M u iR E U m second prize of $2.50 was awarded parents of the Rev. James The Palace Drug Go. Plumbing/& Heatmg Co. to Frances PeWno, with Emma Halloran, were visitors in Del Repo ip ^ o r k a Specialty Velazquez taking the third prize Norte for a few days. The Store 318-320 N. Santa Fe Ave, of $1. Three more boys of the Del The poster and project contest Norte parish have been reported Phone. 27-28 406 N. Main St Offire Phone 909 HOaMHE was judged by the Sisters of Mercy, missing in action. They are Este- with prizes going to the following: van Martinez, Ernest Martinez, Take Genuine Bayer Aspirin First, $3, Ignacio Martinez; sec­ and Jacob Vi^I. ond, $2, Ruben Archuleta; third, Meeting scheduled in the week N e w to Ease Suffering Quickiy $1, Helen and Annie Gallegos. are as follows: Sunday, Nov. j2, Funeral Masses were sung in Holy Name society; Monday, Nov. Ignacio for Mrs. Crescencia Man- 13, Young Ladies’ sodality; If pain persists, zanares of Bayfield, who died Oct Wednesday, Nov, 14, Knighta of HOUSEUIARE 20; and in Durango for Mrs. Jo­ see your doctor. Columbus. MIRACLE WALL FINISH sephine Torres, who died O ct 24. ITEMS COVERS WALLPAPERl During the latter part of Octo­ For quick rsllll tsks ber Sgt. Rosenald B. Gallegos, 7" FRENCH CAS8EBOLE QO 2 Bsyor Aspirin Tsb. James Chacon of the air forces, iqts with k gists Bazaar, Dinner Brown twe-tono ______w O C ONE of wstsi Rsptst Abel Lopez, Joe Aragon, and John 6AU0N if nsctsssiy. Salazar of the army, visited their MIXING BOWL BETS______$1.95 parents and relatives in Durango. Held in Durango $318 1 ^ - 8 (St. Leaader’t Parish, Pueblo) Miss Catherine Gallayan, cadet SU-IS N. B u t. Ft. n . UM Miss Grace M. Chapman and nurse in Mercy hospital. George N. Staples, Jr., were mar­ Mrs. Rose Haffey is a patient PUEBLO HDW; CO. ried in St. Patrick’s church, Bill­ in Mercy hospital. Start following ings, Mont, Oct. 26 with the Very CARD PARTY HELD IN HALL 402 N. Sanu Fe Ph. 100 the simple directions above. . . ^ Rev. W. D. O’Rourke officiating. Chief Boatswain George Davis, The couple are at home at 1026 son of Mrs. Clare Davis, is here Fast~acting BAYER Aspirin costs but H a tablet N. 22nd street, Billings. The bride OF PARISH IN CANON C IH with his bride. is the daughter of Mr. and Mra Miss Rose Cavanagh arrived SCHOOL CATALOGS . . . AIVNUALS , . . PROGRAMS 'rhere’a no point now in being a this, and when you buy, always ask R. E. Chapman of S t Leander’s Canon City.— (St. Michael's Par­ Mrs. Sarah Holden, arrived in Bel­ home from Tierra Amarilla, N. nCKETS , , , RECORD AND REPORT FORMS . . . martyr to headaches and the ex­ for it by its full name, Bayer Aspirin, parish. The bridegroom is the son Mex. r ish)—Mrs. B. Scavarda and Mrs. gium recently. He had been sta­ OFFICE SUPPLIES AND STATIONARY , . . DUPUCA- hausting pains of neuritis, or neu­ not for '‘aspirin’’ alone At only of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Staples of Mrs. Frances Freeman of Cleve­ ralgia. Don’t wait Ease your suf­ John Scavarda were hostesses at a tioned in England for some time. TOR PAPERS . . . STENCILS AND INKS . . . a tablet now, anyone can afford, the Pueblo. He served overseas and card party held Oct. 26 in- St. Mi­ Pfc. Franklin Hammond, son of land, 0., is here visiting her fering fast by a simple, inexpensive fast-acting Bayer product If you recently was given a medical dis­ method that has brought wonder­ chael’s hall. About 40 were pres­ Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hammond, has mother, Mrs. McGrory, and her Your Better Printers and Stationers suffer from headache or neuritic charge from the army. ent Refreshments were served. left Fort Jackson, S. Car., for an cousin, Miss Sadie Sullivan. ful relief to thousands. plain, follow these suggestions and Our Lady of Victory circle of Prizes were won by Mrs. Sue Mar­ undisclosed destination. O’BRIEN PRINTINC & STATIONERY CO, The moment you feel one of these you may save many the Seton auxiliary met in the Betty Lou Cheney, formerly of pains coming on, take 2 Genuine shall, Mrs. Margaret Giroux, and Mrs. Leo Cunningham and fam­ Durango, is convalescing from an i n Uni UflUN TIKES IILI’ SO HICID home of Mrs. Harry Cooney Nov. Mrs. James Belknap. PHONE 603 PUEBLO 114 W. 5TH ST, Bayer Aspinn Tablets with a full 3. After an afternoon spent in ily left recently to join Leo Cun­ operation in a Denver hospital. glaw of water. Relief should come Drop t goouloo Btyer Aipirlo Sunday, Nov. 12, is the Commun­ ningham, who is now stationed in Gerald Hosner is spending a Tmblot in wntar and atmoot in- sewing, refreshments were served quickly Repeat according to by the hostesses, Mrs. C. Bear, ion day for thejnen of the parish. Camp Dietrick, Fredrick, Md. week visiting his parents, Mr. and directions on the Bayer box. atantly it touchaa molitura, it Patty O’Brien, daughter of Mr. Economi<*al Hom e Loans atarta to diiiatacrata. and li Mrs. J. Clark, Mrs. M. Porter, Mrs. Lt. Louis J. Del Monache of Mrs. Avery Hosner. Gerald is em­ People everywhere know that the raady to go to work. Sot tor Howard Barger, a n d Mrs. C. and Mrs. W. R. O’Brien, has a Canon City, pilot of a Flying For­ ployed in Big Spring, Tex. speed of Bayer Aspirin is amazing, broken arm. Her horse fell with INSURED SAVINGS younoit by thii Hager. tress, has been awarded the Air Mrs. Mable Stewart and sister, but ^ually important, you can Uot why Bayor her while she was riding a few 1^0 Reinert, inducted into the medal at an air base in England. Miss Lulu Porter of Boise, Ida., take it with confidence. When you Aaplrin acta ao navy Oct. 6, has been made assist­ days ago. She is getting along taat.' Lt. Del Monache is the son of Mr. are in Durango visiting their sis­ aee your own physician to treat the ant chief petty officer in Great nicely. and Mrs. L. Del Monache. He re­ cause of your pain (don't put this ters, Mrs. Margaret Fleck and Lakes, III. Pfc. Lawrence Holden, son of ceived his pilot’s wings in Decem­ Miss Kitty Porter. off!) ask especially about this. w Several seasonal parties have ber, 1943, in Yuma, Ariz. Thousands of normal persons FORUTSMETS Miss Agnes Sullivan, who suf­ been given by the young people of Miss Vincella Iwadone came to have found that nothing brings the parish. One such was that of fered an injury to her knee a few SAYINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION^PUEBLO more effective and d^ndanle relief 2 FUU DOZ. Funeral Held for Canon City from Denver Oct. 26 days ago, ia reported somewhat Dwight and Lyle Barger. Another Cb.rWnd *nd SuperviMd by th. United State. Government than Bayer Aspirin. Remember 2 5 ^ on the occasion of the death of her improved. was given by Marvin Rhodes. sister, Catherine Madone. Brookside Woman Mrs. Henry Cunningham has re- Million Dollar School Germ Mercantile ceived the news that her son, Pvt. Pelros Motor Sales Brookside. — Funeral services J. Russell Cunningham, arrived Drive Begun in St. Louis and Liquors 111 North Victoria Av* > Phon. U it Ready-to-W ear for Miss Catherine Madone, life­ safely overseas. He is with a tank USED CARS long resident of Brookside, who division. Shoes for the Family St. Louis. — Seven thousand General Auto Repair*. Graailna. died in a Pueblo hospitalpit Oct. 26, The Ave Maria study club met workers have started a house-to- WINES & LIQUORS Car Wtahina were held Oct 28 in St. Anthony’s Monday, Oct. 30, with Mrs. Mar- houBb canvas of St. Louis city and Ph. 930 817 Eoat C St. STORAGE OPEN 24 BOUR8 A DAT church. Father Edward Vollmer, neth Goris in her home in East county to raise $1,000,000 to _ _ PUEBLO. COLO. O.S.B., was celebrant of the Mass. Canon. The usual pleasant and build inter-parochial high schools Assisting was the Holy Cross profitable study hour was held, and for the 128. parishes in the arch­ abbey choir directed by Father at its close Mrs. Goris served re­ diocese. The drive is sponsored Pachak Hardware Bonaventure Band!, O.S.B. Sur­ freshments. The next meeting of by Archbishop John J. Glennon & Fum itnre viving Miss Madone are her this group will be held Nov. 20 in and the chairman is the Very Rev. THE WARDROBE Steve* - Heater* mother, Mrs. Mary Madone; a the home of Mrs. Sarah Holden. Monsignor John P. Cody. Sherwin-Willianu Prodnet* Llnolenm ind Linolram Rat. sister, Vincella; and three broth­ Bob Sterling o f the navy V-12 Cloaners S Dyers ers, Pfc. Ralph Madone, stationed Sportint Geedi program returned to Colorado col­ Austria MonarchUti Held WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE in the Aleutian islands; Anthony lege to resume his work after Car. Northwest and Evan* Av*. Madone, seaman second class, Zurich. — Several prominent PHONE 629 spending a 10-day leave here be­ somewhere in the Pacific; and Catholics in Vienna have been ar­ tween terms. rested by the Nazis, charged with When buying from the Rocco, a student in the abbey 801 No. Main — Rueblo . school. Mrs. Earl Osborne returned last monarchist sympathies. firms advertising in thii week from a month’s visit in Mon­ Peter C. Cresto, apprentice sea­ Your Patronage paper, please mention that man of the navy V-12 pronam, mouth, 111. She was accompanied Leyte Invaders back here by her mother, Mrs. returned Sunday to Berea college, Appreciated you saw their advertise­ Kentucky, after a two-day visit Mary Moran, who will visit here for a while. ment. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cresto. The members of the Immaculate Conception sodality enjoyed a Halloween picnic Oct. 31. Florence Nuns HOTEL Cpl. Nick “ Sham" Colarelli has JOHN M. returned to Oklahoma after en­ WHITMAN joying a two weeks’ furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nick C. Pueblo’s ^Newest MacINDOE Colarelli. Feted at Shower and Finest ■. Mr. and Mrs. .John Fontecchio, Sr., have sold their place on Pinon fContinued From Last Page) STRICTLY FIREPROOF Plumbing and avenue and are now making their Mrs. Elvires Castellano, with Mr. Food You Will Enjoy Served in home in Canon City. and Mrs. Flavio Trujillo as spon­ Heating Mr. and Mrs. John Frullo have Our Dining Eloom sors. Special Attention Given ' gone to live with a niece, Mrs. Music - Good Service Mary Valeniano, in Florence. Carolyn Jean, daughter of Mr. to Repair Work and Mrs. Charles Cristelli, was Mrs. Mary Lucema and Mrs. 830 N. Main Pueblo Phone 964 110 W. 2nd St. A man ligns his name Kith a sense of both pride and re­ Caeseria Santerelli, gold star baptized by Father Urban Nov. 1 with Lewis Michelli and Mrs. sponsibility. Me puts his trade-mark on a product mothers of World war II and members of this parish, were Francis Michelli as sponsors. with the same teelings tor a trade-mark, like a man's among the women. initiated Fri­ The mobile blood unit of the HURLEY’S day, Nov. 8, into the Canon City Red Cross blood donor service WILLIAMS A SON visited in Canon City Oct. 30. name, is a means ot distinguisbifig joe tbmg trom unit of the American Legion Fancy Groceries and Meats Super Service auxiliary. Among those who gave blood for Gulf Ca. & Oil. another, fhe trade-m.orfc says—“ 1 nsde this. 1 m the fourth time were Mrs. Florence Complete Line Tlr* a Battary Sarvica proud of it. 1 want you to Joe satisfied with it. li Mink and Mrs. Mary Valenzano of MONARCH nNER FOODS Greaaina - Wtahina Vitia Oil! Blven this parish. 778 So. Main Ph. 1723 MorIs Ph. 4076 709 N. Main it doesn't do what I say it wilL I'll make * good.’ Sgt. John Petry arrived home Lead ia Collage Play Saturday from Camp Joseph T. And to tradevaarks become i way tor ah who Robinson, near Little Rock, Ark., seek good merchandise tc know what they are for a visit with his father, Sam Atchison, Kans.—With the an­ Petry, and other relatives. NEWTON LUMBER CO. getting. Thus people whc like a product can nouncement that the Twin College Pfc. and Mrs. James Doyle, Jr., Playera o f ^ t . S t Scholastics and are the parents of a girl, bom PUEBLO, COLORADO pick it. out agein and be sure ot ge*"ing St. Benedict’s colleges have selected Oct 21 in St. Thomas More’s Paul Claudel's Ths Tidings Colorado’s Pioneer Lumber Co. what they want. Ability to I'hooee freely hospital. The baby has been jriven Brought to Mary for early Decern the name Patricia Kay. Pfc. Doyle < ber production, Mis.s'■ a MargaretM Phone 108 and: let ns service yon eliminates the brandt tolks don't is Dtsaavaviiou stationed ass in Columbus,w s u i i s u w o * a Miss.*a e a o » Kermode, Monte Vista senior, Roland Faricy, son oi Mr. and need or like. claims the leading role of Violaine Mrs. James Faricy, is heard daily as the result of careful preliminary over radio station KGHF in Pueblo casting. Miss Kermode has held as commercial and news reporter. prominent parts in several dra- Mrs. Joseph Lombardo of San natic productions, notaWy the Francisco is visiting her parents, Ths rums “Dr. JTmt's Mirads TYifT has 'eminine lead in Thornton Wilder’s Mr. and Mrs. Nick Di Rito, and Our Town, done in her sophomore other relatives in Penrose. She Commanding the United Suits corns ‘a msetn ihs finest toothbrush monsy ear at M t St. Scholaatica. She came especially to be here while 24th army corps on Leyte island 8 the daughterughter ot F, R. Kermode eon bur- tisn u a trad# mark so icsQ her brother, Cpl. Albert Di Rito, is Maj. (^ . John Reed Hodge, if Monte VisU. was home on furlough from Camp hunm and widsfytrxutsd that frsschoies Chaffee, Ark. He returned to top. The commander o f the sxsrdaed by miUioru r^ psopls has mads Flyer Wins DFC camp Nov. 2. United Slates 96th army division Montreal.— Flight Offictr How- Mrs. Mario Angona has re­ is Maj, Gen. James L. Bradley, ft ths largest selling brush in ths world. '.rd Egli, 28-year-old son ot Hr. turned to her home from St bottom photo. Both th^ 24th and ’.nd Mrs. C. J. Egli ot Toronto, Thomas More’s hospital, where the 96th received intensive train nd a former etudent at Loyela she received treatment for injury' MAKE UP THE DIFFERENCE ollege. has been awarded the Dis- suffered when she slipped and feU ing in the Hawaiian ialanda foi ungiiyied Flying cross. in the basement of her home. the Philippine invasion. ^2>eeea*aa^4»>taamiMi»ta4miaiat»»gM»dm

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I h J L NEWS OF THE PEEBLO niOCESE Pn«hlo Dioeeua Editor, Rev. Patrick Suuier, &LA<| 225 Hidiigan Are. MASS ARTICLES ARE SENT BISHOP FROM ROME

Diocesan Youth Are Officers of the Moss, ” ------/ '' r ------r ------— ---0 7 ----- I------“.“ S': Fr. WcISh FOrWCrdS Front row, left to right, Moneignor A. J. Miller, the Rev. J. B. Liriotti, Bishop Willging, the Rev. F. L. Sebaetiani, S.J.: and the Rl. Rev. Abbot Leonard Schwinn, O.S.B. Second row, left to right. Very Rev. Howard L. Delaney, pastor; the Invited to Rally Rev. W. D. McCarthy, the Rev. Francis Faistl, and the Rev. Patrick Staiiter.— (Pictures by Morris, Waisenburg) Dasin, Ewer, Dugia, At Cathedral Dec. 10 Canons, Pontificale

(Pueblo Catholic High School) honor the 50th anniversary of the An invitation to participate in reception into the Sodali^ o t Our An Will Serve as Accoutrement in Pontifical a sodality rally Sunday, Dec. 10, Lady of the Holy Father, Pone la the Cathedral hall has been sent Pius XII. Another reason for the Functions; Book Printed in 1572 to 39 parishes and six hospitals in activity is to acquaint the sodalists the Diocese of Pueblo by ^ e with one another and to obtain a Also Received Bodalists of Pueblo Catholic high more unified effort under the school. The occasion will be to mantle of Mary. The rally is scheduled to begin A recent shipment from Rome to Bishop Joseph C. in the Ca^edral hall Dec. 10 at Willging includes a matched basin, ewer, and bugia in 1:30 p.m. A business meeting will washed gold to be used in the Sacred Heart Cathedral, Games Party to open the. session, to be followed by a Holv Hour and a two-hour Pueblo. Two canons for Pontifical Masses and a four-vol­ social gathering. It is hoped that ume set of the Pontificale were also received. All the articles Be Sponsored by the day’s program will find an were obtained in Rome by Chaplain Joseph J. Walsh and enthusiastic response from the young people of the diocese, shipped to Bishop Willging. Another interesting item in the St. Mary’s Group whether or not they are sodalists shipment was a book printed in at the present time. 1572, containing the decrees of all the Councils of the Church up (St. Mary’i Parish, Pueblo) to that time. At a meeting on Nov. 5 of the S t Ann Altar and Rosary society Bishop to Attend it was decided to have a games Fii, Oinrio party in the near future. Hierarchy Meeting The Christian Mothers’ society IS Bishop J. C. Willging will at­ voted to pay for the service flag or tend the annual meeting of the which was recently blessed. Bishops of the -United States in Breakfast for the Young Ladies’ Washington, D. C., next week, ■odality featured the meeting of .DEC. after which he will attend the the group O ct 29, with Mrs. Joe meeting of the Catholic Extension Anrick and Mrs. Frank Antick as society in Chicago. hostesses. The Rev. Dominie La Junta.— (St. Patrick’s Par­ Sclafani, O.S.B., was a guest Miss ish)— The exemplification of the Ann Louise Anzick presided. first degree of the K; of C. was At a business meeting follow­ Walienburg.— The Rev. John B. held Oct. 29 in the parish hall. The St. Scholastica’s ing the breakfast, plans were Liciotti has been deleg;ated by three candidates were Joseph Roos, made for a social in the reception Bishop Joseph C. Willging to in­ Ben Garcia, and Charles Haber- room of the school Nov. 6. The stall the Very Rev. Howard L. man. The second and third degrees Pupil Becomes committee in charge of the ar­ Delaney as pastor of St. Mary’s will be conferred on a large class rangements was composed of the church. The installation cere­ of candidates from the neighboring officers of .the organization. monies will take place at the 11 cities, including La Junta, some Convert to Faith Sodalists present at this gath­ o’clock Mass on Sunday, Nov. 12. time in the near future in La ering were Misses Mildred Koc- A meeting of the Cub Scouts Junta. man, Ann Krall, Rita Rodin, was held in the K. of C. hall Oct Pvt. Rocco M. Lorenzo has landed Canon City.— (Mt. St. Scholas- Agnes Blatnick, Bertha Bregar, 31. Some of the cubs received in England, according to word re­ tica Academy)— Mias Betty Jane Maryann Zupancic, Phyllis Ivan, their badges. Following the pack ceived by his wife and family. Rider was received into the Church Helen Anzick, Marjorie Perko, meeting a Halloween party was The Junior Newman club en­ by Father Lambert Morrow, Lillian Zupancic, Dorothy Tezak, given by the den mothers. joyed a party sponsored by the so- O.S.B., in St. Michael’s church Dorothy Carolson, Ruth Cid, The Tabernacle society met in dalists in the parish hall. Games Oct. 14. Kenneth Blankenbush and Joyce R. Anzick, Marie Rupar, the home of Miss Isabel Mazzone were played and prizes awarded. Miss Ann Marie Hansen are Miss Helen Rupar, Virginia Rupar, Nov. 11. Eight hundred and Diocese Gives 24,000 Following the games the group en­ Rider's sponsors. Mr. Balken- Harriet Bozaich, Lorraine Teka- Andrew Sneller of Paonia PIINi|||[ joyed dancing. Refreshments were bush is a student in the Abbey eleven dollars was turned in as the vec, and Margaret Jersin. society’ s contribution toward the Pounds of Glolhing served by the sodality girls. Those school, and Miss Hansen in St. Recently baptized was Robert jubilee drive. present included Doris Ricken, Scholastica’s. On Oct. 16 Miss Edward Papish, son of Mr. and An Armistice day dance will be Frances Benke, Jane Russel, Betty Rider made her First Holy Com­ Mrs. Ignatius Papish, with Mr. and given by the Knights of Colum­ A total of 24,000 pounds Writes Letter From France Cotter, Yvonne Beyers, Mary Lou munion in the academy chapeL Mrs. Peter Papish as sponsors. bus in the St. Mary auditorium SPOORED Fim Bradley, Richard DeHaven, Jim She has been a student in St. Seho- of clothing was contributed Lnik, Larry Morris, Fred Swan, lastica’s for six years. the evening of Nov. 11. by the people of thf Dio­ Quarierly Communion The St. Mary PTA will meet Paonia. — Mr. and Mrs. Paul in the marines, was here recently Bene Conditt, Rosemary Herron, Ths pupils of St. Scholastica’s Nov. 10 in the school library. The cese of Puenlo to the drive Sneller received a letter from their on a furlough and i^now in Spo­ Louise Moore, Rosemary Cotter, put on a War Chest drive with program will be furnished by the for the benefit of the liber­ oldest son, Andrew, technician, kane, Wash. Sgt. Snepenger had Donald Wilson, Lucille Resel, Julia cla8.s competition. The sum of Reeeiv^ Corporately fifth class, saying that he had been El been in the ^uth Pacific war students of the third gn’ade. It ated countries, according Rupp, Patricia Klein, Patricia Ma- $148.50 was realized from thia in France for a tew weeks. Drafted zones since the beginning of the tern, Clyde Todd, Jim Moore, Har- is expected that many parents will to an announcement made drive, with the senior class lead­ By Fratemitif Group be present. on April 3, 1942, he was first in war. Ha has many medals and Florence.— The pantry shower, (T u m to Page 15 — Column T) ing. The Junior Catholic Daughters this week by the Rev. John training with a field artillery unit decorations, and also brought home sponsored by the members of the The quarterly reception of Holy of America are giving an invita­ B. Liciotti, diocesan direc­ in Fort Collin, Calif., and later in a Japqxiese flag. Altar and Rosary society for the Communion by members of Chi tional dance in St. Marys auditor­ tor of the drive. sisters of the. kindergarten and PUEBLO Alpha Sigma, Catholic men’s fra­ ium on Nov. 10. music school, was a success. Gen­ ternity, took place in the Sacred erous donations of food and money Heart home Sunday, Nov. 6, with were received. An angel food cake For Thrifty Buyers Bishop Joseph C. Willging celebrat­ baked by Mrs. Mike Guiliano ing the Mass, assisted by the Rev. Waisenburg Crusaders Win netted $22. It was won by Miss BERNSTEIN BROS. John Kelley. Breakfast in the Vail Anne McMorrow and was served hotel, Pueblo, followed the Mass. with the tea and homemade LUMBER CO. Newly elected officers of the cookies. A social time was enjoyed 201 South Santa Fe St. fraternity include Charles Patti, Over Fountain Valley, 14-13 by the 30 women who were president, succeeding Henry present. Phone 6220 Hetherington; Ralph J. Welte, vice president: James Sheehan, secre­ Colorado Springs.— After four however, unable to add the extra Parish Men to tary; ana Paul P. Benko, treas­ hectic periods, St. Mary's Cru­ marker, which proved to bs the Receive Eucharist THATCHER Phone 862 urer. saders of Waisenburg emerged the margin of victory for the Purple Sunday, Nov. 5. was Commun­ Two members were initiated by BLOCK DRUG PRICE CLEANER victor by a 14-13 score over the and Gold. The game ended with ion day for the Altar and Rosary the new officers the same day. society. This Sunday will be Com­ SHILTON BRYAN, Use. AND DYER ' They are Richard T. Daveline and Fountain Valley Danes on the lat­ Fountain Valley again knocking munion day for the Holy Name "AN ETHICAL PRESCIIPTION NO ODOR—NO DELAY—NO Bernard Eisert. Honorary mem­ ter’s field Saturday, Nov. 4. ’The on the Crusader goal line. St. society, Knights of Columbus, and PHARMACnr REGRET bers present for the occasion were men of the parish. smaller Crusaders took over the M ao'’s was able to protect its lead PHONE se 625 Court St., Pueblo Arthur O’Brien, Frank Carroll, situation briefly after the opening until the time had run out. The Miss Mary Ann Smith of William Jahn, and George Mc­ game was a QCL contest and left Brewster talked by long distance Carthy, Sr. kickoff but found themselves trail­ ing, 7-0, a few minutes later when St. Mary’s unbeaten in QCL com­ Saturday to her nephew, LL F. B. Shosky’s fumble was recovered by petition this year. O’Hanlon, who i\ receiving treat­ Helea Covin|ton Heads the Danes almost on the Crusader On Saturday, Nov. 11, the Foun ment at Bushnell General nospital goal line. The Crusaders struck tain Valley team entertains St in Utah for wounds he received while in action in Normandy with SI. Mary Music Club back quickly in the second period Joseph’s Bulldogs from the Denver Andrew Sneller Pfe. John P. Sneller to score twice on passes thrown Parochial league. St. Mary’s meets the combat engineers. Lt. O’Han Lovely to Look at Ion was given the Purple Heart, Xavier, Kans.—The Music club and caught by the Vigil boys. Both an untried eleven from Pueblo Camp Bowie, Tex. Another son, Donald Gallegos, a merchant ma­ times St. Mary’s was able to add Catholic high in Waisenburg the John P., for two years a mem­ rine, is at the present enjoying a which he has sent to his mother, of S t Mary college has elected as Mrs. Susan O'Hanlon of Canon its president for the coming year the extra point. The third stanza afternoon of Nov. 12. ber of the medical corps, is now leave at home with his mother, stationed at Hunten Field, helping City. He was married last May in Miss Helen Ovington, daughter of was played even by the opponents, Mrs. Anna Gallegos. Wonderful to Wear but in the fourth period Fountain Champs to Be to take care of disabled soldiers England to Miss Theodora Little, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Covington of an English nurse. She plans to Grand Junction. Miss Co^ngton, Valley’s power began to tell. With Decided Nov. 10 coming from the European war Winter Mass come to .the States some time this a senior, will become a member of straight fine plunges the Red and zones. Gray pushed the ball over after a St. Francis Xavier’s was elim­ Schedule Given month. the student board by virtue of this inated from a three-way tie exist­ Sergaant Hers an Furlough election. sustained march. They were, William Snepenger, a sergeant On All Souls’ day Mass was of­ Baptized Sunday, Oct. 29, by ing between themselves, Cathedral, Father Urban Schnitzhoffer, fered at three places in the parish: and Sacred Heart home when they O.S.B., were Sandra Rosalie, Gorgeous- ^ lost to the Redskins o f Sacred At Hotchkiss, Paonia, and Somer­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert PUEBLO Heart home, 19-13, on Nov. 6. School CSMC set. The Sunday Masses during the Lee Moore, with Mr. and Mrs Glamorous Previously they had lost to the Adelaide Martinez as sponsors, Cathedral team by the same score fall and winter seasons are cele brated in Hotchkiss regularly at and Steven Gerald, son of Mr. and . John Gorish on Nov. 1. The championship of Aids Missions (Tnrtx U> Page 15 — C olum n S) the league will be decided between 8:30 and in Paonia at 10. Mercantile Birv WAR BONDS Cathedral and Sacred Heart home DRCSSES a n d STAMPS Friday, Nov. 10. By Candy Sale Cutting the 75th Birthday Attempts are being made to Meats and Groceries by its parishioners is the Rev. John B. IJciolti, pastor o f ihe parish Fashion dictates a grand 1200 S. Sanu Fe Ph. 1934 match the winner of this game for 28 years before being forced to retire because of ill health. n e w mood-gay-Sparkling-So- with the winner of the Junior Pa (St. Francis Xavier’s Parish, Father IJciotti cut the cake at the jubilee banquet at which more than phisticated. Smoother lines, rochial league in Denver in a con­ Pueblo) 500 people were present. In background, left, Rev. Hubert Newell, more dashing styles enhance test to be played in Denver. The CSMC unit of St. Francis’ RRAM AN ^ m p m § ST. MARY’S school sponsored a candy-apple Denver.; Rev. F. L. Sebastiani, S.J., Trinidad.— (Picture by Morris, loveliness and charm. sale, the proceeds of which were Waisenburg) ____ ROOFHVG HOSPITAL 0. of I. Will Initiate given to Bishop J. C. Wiligpng for ★ CREPES use in the missions of the diocese. Ituulation • Weatherttrip CONDtJCTED BT ★ JERSEYS All the children co-operated, and MS Grind At*. Paibli. Call. Sisters of Ch^ty 50 in Junior Circle $32 was cleared. It is hoped that ★ WOOLS PHONE 4TI0 PHONE 305 411 QUINCT the many other mission activities ★ GABARDINES The Daughters of Isabella, Our to be carried on during the year Lady of Victory circle, will initi­ will be equally successful. ★ SIZES 9 TO 50 DUNDEE ate about 50 Catholic girls of high Under the leadership of Father ★ BLACKS AND ALL ROBERT S. FARIGY school age into the junior cirme Clement Gallagher 17 boys of the ' CXEANEIffi & of the D. of I. in a candlelight Junior Holy Name society recently THE NEW COLORS DYERS MONUMENTS ceremony Sunday, Nov. 19, at enjoyed a hike and outing to City IStk * ElUabtth Sti. Pkm* t4M GRAVE MARKERS 7 p.m. in the auditorium of Pueblo park. P. Z. WYNDLE, Prop. Catholic high school. Any girls in­ WE BETUKN EVERYTHING BUT 707 S. Main St. - Phone 260-W terested may obtain information Wheelan, Skoff THE DIRT from Mrs. E. J. Pettit, chairman, phone 3785-M, Pueblo. Boys Enter Navy 8.95 The latest members of the par­ ish to enter the armed services are to The George Wheelan, son of Mr. and iRobinson BrosJ MAJOR Mrs. George Wheelan of 2102 Spruce street, and John Skoff, son VAIL HOTEL of Mr. and Mrs. John. Skoff of DAIRY 2114 Pine street. They both joined C Offers Attractive Public the navy. George Wheelan’s father 18.95 Pure Milk and Cream and Private Dinbif Rooms is also in the service as a seabee Untouched by Human Hand* somewhere in the South Pacific. Beautiful Cocktail Home Delivery FLOUR Lounge and Bar Sgt. Edward Piute WE SELL FRANQS Severely Wounded Thm standard of quality for ICE CREAM Handsome Dancing Salon Mr. and Mrs. George Piute re­ perfect baking. Orchestral Music Nightly ceived word last week from the Phone 59 713 E. 4th Sl War department that their son, Five Floors o f Modem Sgt, Edward Piute, was severely Hotel Service for Your wounded. He is somewhere in the Comfort and Enjoyment South Pacific area. W E GIVE GREEN STAMPS The handsome new sanctuaiy Come to THE VAIL chairs are the gift of Cjrl O’Nell GROVE DRUG STORES and his sons in memory of Mn. PUEBLO, COLO. FIVE BETTER DRUG STORES Strictly Fireproof Mary O’Neil, recently deceased Oppoalte City Auditorium The monthly meeting of the nFTH ft MAIN CENTRAL BLOCK PTA of St. Francis' school will he 24TH ft CRAN’D 726 E. 4th MESA JUNCTION held Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 14.