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(jJh rtL ^C o lif U ^ s u J l ^sJuim onisiL ^Iflsw fL io liL Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1952 — Permission to Reproduce, Except oji Articles Otherwisa^Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue . its meaning for Catholics; The The liturgical solemnities His own death. That night brings the Host back to the main viously part of all-night prayer full splendor o f the liturgy is of Holy Week are intended Jesus spent in Bethany on the altar. There one priest quietly that ended with the happy East­ conducted in the Cathedral and outskirts o f Jerusalem. receives the Host as Holy Com­ to recall to our minds the larger churches. er Mass. Hence the first part of great events in connection Before the principal Mass on munion, «nd the so-called “ Mass Palm Sunday Sunday, palms *re blessed and of the Presanctified’’ is over. the J^oly Saturday ceremonies with the final week in the distributed to the faithful. A are in purple vestments, the life o f 'Jesus Christ, Our Lord Jeius, accompanied by a Holy Saturday color o f Lent, and the Mass— large number of Hit disciple*, procession of priests and serv­ DENVER CATHOUC and Savior. Through the liturgy All Saturday tha body of ■with its organ music, flowers, was welcomed into Jerusalem. ers leaves the church and re­ we relive Christ’s last hours with enters to symbolize Christ’s Jesus rem a in ^ in a tomb and alleluias— is, oddly enough, Him. From the exultation of Branches from the trees and while the chief priest* and an Easter Mass said before the people’ s own garments entry into the Holy City. The Palm Sunday to the desolation entire Passion according to St. Pharisee* arranged to place Easter. The Holy See has given of Good Friday and the subse­ sfere spread before Him. “ Ho­ a guard over the sepulchre. permission, at the discretion of sanna to the King of the Matthew is-tead, or chanted, in quent glorious culmination of the Mass. ’ Originally, the Mass o f Holy the Ordinary, for the Holy Sat­ Easter, we find spiritual inspire^ Jews,’’ they cried. Christ, Saturday was the midnight urday services to be conducted howeyer, prophesied their REGISTER tion in the liturgy. The follow­ Monday of Holy Week Easter Mass. The long prayers in the evening, as a true vigil of ing account furnishes a descrip­ turning from Him, the future Jesus returned to Jerusa­ before Mass, the blessing of the Easter, culminating with the destruction of Jerusalem, and tion of the first Holy Week and lem, on the way, cursing the Paschal candle and o f the bap­ Mass' at midniglrt. The ceremo­ -V- tismal water as well as other nies are carried out in the morn­ -i- + ■f + barren fig tree.' The buyers VOL. XUVIl. No. 33. THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1952 DENVER, COLO. and. sellers were driven forth unfamiliar ceremonies were pre­ ing in the Denver archdiocese. from the Temple. , There are no special cere­ monies for this day. Tuesday of Holy Week On this day after being in­ terrogated by the Jewish au­ Colorado Has Good Vocation Record thorities, Jesus denounced the Pharisees and again prophe­ sied the destruction of Jerusa­ lem and the end of the world. Estimated 750 Priests, Nuns, Brothers From State; Many More Needed In Tuesday’s Mass the ac­ In 1951 the state o f Colorado Archdiocese of Denver this week seminary and Regis college, both in men and women represented in the munity to begin work in what is count o f the Passion o f Christ observed the centenary o f its first reveals that more than 750 Cath­ as written by St. Mark is read. Denver, have played major roles archdiocese reveal that more than now the archdiocese, have gained pernunent settlement in San Luis. olics from Colorado, either natives in this surge o f vocations. The 80 Coloradoans have studied and Wednesday of Holy Week more than 100 vocations from Den­ This settlement was also the site or those who came to the state in valiant work of the communities been ordained from the seminary in ver alone and a large additional On this day Jesus stayed in o f the first permanent church. As their youth, have entered the priest­ Bethany with ^ is friends, of sisters who pioneered for the' Denver, with more than 175. priests number from the state. This com­ Lazarus, Mary, and Martha. the Church in Colorado moves into hood, the sisterhood, or the broth­ Church in the early days o f Colo­ in the various religious orders, prin­ munity, and the Sisters o f Charity Meanwhile, Judas, one of the its second century, it can proudly erhood. rado sowed the seed- that has cipally the Jesuits, who have .ob­ o f Cincinnati, the Sisters o f Char­ Twelve, approached the chief boast pf the numbers o f its sons arid Undoubtedly, the early establish­ flowered in the number of girls tained 112 priests from Colorado. ity o f Leavenworth, and the Sister? priests with his offer to be­ daughters who have answered the ment and continuing growth o f the who have entered the convent. In addition to these, the Christian tray the Master. For this of Mere}', have drawn the most girls reason the day is known as call o f Christ and gone on to the Catholic s^ ool system in the state Though it was impossible to get Brothers have 40 vocations from to the sisterhood and contribute Spy Wednesday. religious life. has been the major factor in this complete reports on short notice, the state for the work o f their the bulk o f the estimated total of The third account o f the Pas­ A spot check conducted by the magnificent record. Two institu­ figures from St. Thomas’ and from teaching community. t nearly 500 sisters. sion, that by St. Luke, is the Denver Catholic Register in the tions in particular, St. Thomas’ the major religious communities of The Sisters of Loretto, first com­ Gospel 'for .Spy Wednesday. (See Tocetion feature on page 11) That evening the Tenebrae de­ votions begin. Tenebrae (dark­ ness) consists o f the singing of American Success Story, DP Version The First Holy Thursday the Matins and Lauds of the St. Rose of Lima Nun Who Entered Divine Office. Gradually through the ceremony the can­ dles and lights o f the church Church Rewards Religious Life at are extinguished to indicate the O ffic ia l darkness that settled on the earth with the death o f Christ. The same ceremony is repeated Efforts of Parish Age of 45 Buried on Thursday and Friday eve­ ARCHDIOCESE OF DEIWER nings. St. Rose of Lima’s new 'Mother Mary Austin Morg­ Chancery Office Holy Thursday church, built at a cost of an, who entered the Sisters o f 1S36 Logan Street $59,000, will be dedicated Mercy from Denver at the Denver 5, Colo. On Thursday evening, Jesus The following are requested kindly to assist the Most Reverend went back to Jerusalem there Saturday, April 5, at 10 age of 45 and rose in the Archbishop in the Pontifical Mass and in the ceremony of the blessing to eat the Passover with His o’clock by Archbishop Urban order to the position of of the holy oils in the Cathedra! of the Immaculate Conception at 9:30 Apostles. This He did in the J. 'Vehr. Since the construction Assistant Mother Provincial, wa? o'clock Holy Thursday morning. Upper Room and it was there work o f the new edifice is largely buried in the Mount Olivet ceme? Officers of the Mass that He gave them His Body the work o f the parishioners, the tery here after a Solemn Requiem to eat and His Blood to drink. Archbishop and the Rev. Barry Mass March 31 in the Mercy hos­ Assistant priest— Rev. George Tolman, C.M. The Last Supper was the First Wogan, pastor, arranged the dedi­ pital chapel, Denver. Mother Mary Deacons o f honor— Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith and Rt. Rev. Mass and the First Commun­ cation on Saturday so that many Austin died March 27 in St. Monsignor Joseph O’Heron members o f the Valverde parish Catherine’s hospital, Omaha, Neb. Deacon of the Mass— Rev. Mr. Edward Madden ion. It was also the first ordi­ nation when Christ gave the might attend. For the past seven years she had Subdeacon of the Mass— Rev. Mr. Alan Kennedy been assigned to the provinci^ Masters of ceremonies— Mr. Vincent Cunniff and Mr. Charles Taylor Apostles the power to repeat Following the dedication, the His actions. A fter the meal, Archbishop will preside in a Sol­ mother-house of the congregation Procession of the Holy Oils Jesus went out to the Garden emn Mass coram Archiepiscopo, She had spent most of her religious SUBDEACONS FOR OLEUM INFIRMORUM — Reverend Deacons of Gethsemani, where He en­ which will be offered by Father life in Mercy hospital in Denver- James Rasby, John McGinn, Martin Matulik, John Monohan, dured an agony, of bloody Wogan. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Her name in the world was Jessie Leonard Puisis, Hugh Robbins, and Walter Nowak sweat. It was hdre that He John R. Mulroy and Father Louis Moran, and as Miss Moran she was DEACONS FOR OLEUM SANCTUM— Rev. Frank Morfeld, Rev. Rob­ was apprehended and taken J. Grohman, both former pastors, outstanding in the Denver busines? ert Breunig, Rev. Joseph O’Malley, Rev. Owen McHugh, Rev. to unjust trial before the wiJI be deacon and subdeqeon, re­ world. .. James Ahern, Rev. Robert Nevans, and Rev. John Aylward chief priests. spectively. The first pastor o f the The celebrant of the Mass wai PRIESTS FOR SANCTUM CHRISMA — Rev. George Weibel, Rev. parish, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor GOOD REASON th e president American-Ukrainian association. a personal friend, the Rt. Rev, Only one Mass is permitted THERE Monsignor Matthew Smith.. Deacop William Jones, Rev. Walter Jaeger, Rev, Joseph Leberer, Rev. in each church on Holy . Thurs­ Matthew Smith, will be unable to smiles that light up the faces of the John In the picture, which' was taken in the Kostiuk William Koontz, Rev. Herbert Banigan, Rev. Robert Syrianey, attend. , of the Mass was the 'Very Rev. day.- After the Mass a conse­ Kostiuk family. They are celebrating the third anni­ home at 222 Quitman street, Denver, are- (left to Rev. J. S. Angers, O.P.; Rev, Sebastian Egan, O.F.M.; Rev. Henry Father Stephen R. K rte^r, S.J., Paul Schwarz, C.SS.R., and the crated Host is borne in ::olemn versary o f their arrival in America. Under the right) Mrs. Maria Horoszko, mother-in-law; Chrys- McKeever, C.SS.R.; Rev. Damian Charboneau, O.S.M.; and Rev. o f Regis college, Denver, and subdeacon was the Rev. John W. procession to a repository at an auspices of the ^Catholic Charities, the iam ily came ant, a kindergarten pupil; Olegh, a student at Wlllians Heavy, S.J. PafherF-^'Ck Morfeld o f St, Fran­ Conroy, C.M. 'The Rev. James B. adjoining altar. Here, in mem­ to Colorado after spendfng years in DP camps in Presentation school; George, gjSo at Presentation; The Reverend Clergy appointed for the procession of the holy oils cis de iSaies' parish will be assist­ Hamblin, Mercy hospital chaplain, are asked to bring their own a.inice, alb, cincture, and white vestments. ory o f the institution o f the Auatria. Mr.. Zqa^ukJs employed as a chemist by Mrs. Sophia Kostiuk; and Mr. Kostiuk.— (Register was master of ceremonies. Eucharist, it is adored through­ ant masters Of ceremonies. Father By order o f the Most Reverend Archbishop Charles Jonefe o f .St^ John’s parish the Colorado Milling and Elevator company and is photo by Bob Hasse) The sermon was delivered by the out the day. The bells are si­ + ’ i'"-F' ■ + + + + Rt. Rev. Monsignor William M. BERNARD CULLEN lenced and the organ is not Will deli+fer the ijjSrinOfi. A choir o f • Assistant Chancellor Higgins, who also officiated at, the used. The altars are stripped priests, under the direction o f Father James B. Hamblin, will g^raveside services, in Mt. Olivet, bare as a sign o f sorrow at the, The sisters’ choir'sang'the music sing at the Mass. Eastern Rite Congregation Formed by DPs approaching death of the Sa­ for the Mass, and there were The new church, which was be­ Vehr to Lead vior. In Cathedral churches the present in the sanctuary about 20 gun in October o f 1950, will seat holy oils are blessed for use in Monsignori and priests. 200 persons in 66 pews. It is a From Omaha to attend tha conferring the sacraments of one-story brick building, above 300 Members in Ukrainian Association Cathedral Holy Week Rites Baptism, Confirmation, Extreme funeral came Mother Beatrice, which four classrooms may be By Rqbert L. Hasse since, the Kostiuks were DPs, peo­ cooking for the sisters who teach Mother Provincial o f the Sisters o# Unction, and Holy Orders dur­ built in 1953. Most o f the interior The imuressive ceremonies ofHugh will preach the Good Friday ing the coming year. / AMONG THE EXCITED pas­ ple without home or future in Eu­ in St. Louis’ school, and the two Mercy, and Sister Alice; and from the Holy Week liturgy, will be car­ sermon. work, including the remodeling of sengers milling around on the rope. As they looked in. wonder at oldest boys started to school. Council Bluffs, la., came Sister Good Friday two side altars; the laying o f green ried out with full splendor in the decks of the S.S. General Black the shores o f this new country, For two years the Kostiuks re­ Alberta and Sister Clara. The solemn prayers and-bless- floor tile, painting, electrical wir­ Cathedral of the Immaculate Con­ After being denied by St. when that ship moved into New John Kostiuk harbored hopes and mained with Monsignor O’Heron Mercy Sisters came, also, from ings on Holy Saturday will start at ing, and panel* decorations, was ception, Colfax and Logan, Den­ Peter, Jesus went early Fri­ York harbor on April 6, 1949, Was dreams of a home, security, and a Mr. Kostiuk insists that the Mon­ various parts of Colorado — from 8 o ’clock. Mass will begin at 9. done by the men, who gave more ver. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will day to be tried before the the John Kostiuk family—John, responsible place in the society.of signor’s counsel and general ma­ Durango, San Luis, Greeley---and The Archbishop will officiate than 3,500 man hours to the proj­ officiate, assisted by priests ' Sanhedrin m rabers. N ezt Hsl his wife Sophia, and their children, this fabled land o f plenty. This is terial aid are the big reasons for the teaching sisters from all the and preach at the 10 o ’clock Mass ect in the past three months. _ from the Cathedral and St. on Easter Sunday. appeared fo l^ short time be­ George, Olegh, and Chrysant, Like the story o f the realization— in the happy outcome of these first Denver schools taught by the com­ Thomas’ seminary faculty, as well Several statues and decorations many others, both before and full— of those hopes and dreams. munity were represented. Many Tenebrae services will be on fore Herod and then was three years in Colorado. as students from the seminary. from the old church were moved Mr. Kostiuk, now employed of the laity who knew her either Wednesday, Thttrsday, and Friday taken tn Pontius Pilate, the into the new structure. The mag­ (Turn to Page 2 — Column 3) The Holy Week music will be sung at a chemist by the Colorado before or after she became a re­ evenings of Holy Week beginning governor, who sentenced Him - nificent bronze crucifix above the Auxiliary Bishop Named by the Cathedral vested choir Milling and Elevator Co., is the ligious attended. at 7 :45, sung by St. Thomas’ sem' to death. That noon, after main altar, the gift o f the William under the direction of the Rt. varied tortures. He was cruci­ president of the American- It was because of family respon­ inary choir. The Very Rev. Mom H. Ter Har family, was trans­ For Diocese of Brooklyn Ukrainian association in Den­ St; Joseph's Grad sibilities that Mother Mary Austin Rev. Monsignor J. J. Bosetti, signor Walter J. Canavan, pastor fied, and at three in the after­ V.G., and the seminary choir. ferred and placed above the new ver, which has some 300 mem­ was forced to delay her desire to of the Cathedral, will preach on noon He died on the cross. main altar. The shrine to St. Rose Waihington.— M on*ignor The blessing of the palms on bers, mostly DPs. Under aus­ become a nun. Her sister, Cath­ Wednesday evening. The evening No Mass is permitted on Good of Lima, which contains an au­ John J. Boarchnan, director of Palm Sunday, April 6, will take pices of the association a Uk­ Becomes Troppist erine Moran, was a TB victim, and sermon on' Holy Thursday will be Friday. Prayers are said by a thentic relic o f the saint, is on the Society for the Propagatren place at the 10 o’clock Solemn rainian Rite congregation has Mother Mary Austin brought by the Rev. Robert Breunig, and priest before a bare altar, the the side altar. of the Faith in the Dioceie of Mass. Other Masses for the day been formed, which attends Catherine from their home in Archl^ishpp Vehr will speak Good Gcfspel of the Passion accord­ The new baptistry and cabinets Brooklyn and national treasurer are at 6, 7, 8, 9, 11:30, and 12:30. services in that Rite conducted At Abbey in Utah Oswego, N. Y., to Colorado, hoping Friday evening. ing to St. John is read, the and two new confessionals were of that organization, hat been On Holy Thursday Archbishop by a priest who comet from the climate here wobld assist her Confessions, at the Cathedral covered crucifix is unveiled and decorated by the women o f the named by Piut XII Titular Vehr will celebrate the one Mass Kansas City about once a month.* Charles Burke, who was gradu­ in regaining her health. B oth are listed for Wednesday after­ ■then given to the people for Altar society. The Boy Scouts of Biihop of Gunela and Auxiliary Mother Austin and Catherine in permitted at 9:30. The blessing of The Kostiuks originally came ated from St. Joseph’s high school, noon from 3 to 6 o’clock and after veneration as a symbol of de­ tbe parish donated crucifixes for to Archbithop Thomat E. Mol- their young womanhood were mak­ the holy oils will take place in this from .the 'West Ukraine, an area Denver, in June o f 1951, recehtly the Tenebrpe .services; Thursday votion to Christ criicified. Next each confessional. New electric loy, Biihop of Brooklyn, the ing arrangements to enter the Mass, and it will be followed by which came under Polish sov­ entered the Order of Cistercians evening after services; Friday aft­ • the priest goes to the altar sanctuary chimes will ring, out at Apostolic Delegation announced Mercy congregation in Chicago be­ the procession of the Blessed Sac­ ereignty as a result of the Ver­ of the Strict Observance, com­ ernoon from 4 to 6 o’clock and where the Blessed Sacrament the solemn parts of the Mass. April 2. Bithop - elect Board- fore C ath e^e took ill. rament to the altar o f reposition. sailles Treaty. When Hitler’s monly known as Trappists, at the after the evening services; Satur­ (See Story on Page 3) man wai born in Brooklyn in In addition to caring for her Holy Communion will be distrib­ has been kept since Holy Thurs­ Wehrmaeht overran the Ukraine, Abbey of Our Lady of the Holy day from 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 o’clock. day’s Mass, and in procession + + + 1894 and ordained there in 1921. the entire family was moved to sfster, Mother Mary Austin held uted on the half hour from 6 to an executive position with the W. 9 o ’clock. Austria with little more than the clothing on their backs and forced H. Delleker firm, a lumber broker­ The Mass of the Presanctified age establishment that went out of on Good Friday will begin at Work of Parishioners Helped Make New Church Possible to work on a government farm. After the war, and for four years business in 1928 when Mr. Delleker 12:15. Archbishop Vehr, cele­ Rushing their church to completion for dedication prior to arriving in the U.' S., they retired. A prominent Catholic, he brant of the Mass, will conduct ceremonies Saturday, April 5, at 10 a.m. are these volun­ lived in various DP camps in the did not live long afterwards. the Stations o f the Cross which teer workers of St. Rote of Lima’s parish, Denver. Much British occupation zone in Austria. As Jessie Moran, Mother Mary will follow. The Rev. Owen J. Mc- of the work on the interior of the temporary new church, * * which will be the auditorium of the school at a future Austin made herself so valuable to date, has been done by volunteers of the parish, under THREE DAYS after setting this firm that she became one of the direction of the Rev. Barry Wogan, pastor, thus sav­ foot on American soil, the Kos- the best known business women of Five Gifts Boost Colorado, and when she took a feifr ing several thousand dollars. Shown above, left to right, tiuks arrived in Denver, and imme­ are James LaRusso and Ray Stubert, on the altar; and diately decided that Colorado’s weeks’ rest just before entering the convent it was common to have Burse to $3,472 front row, Ralph Melphy, Thomas O’Lear, Art Ander- God-made scenery was more to berg (back to camera), Scotty Lainbrecht, Paul Pom- their liking than New York’s man­ other big firms telephone daily of­ fering her important positions. The Denver archdiocese’s cur­ ponio, R. C. Eeckhout, Robert Schaefer, Ralph Doronzo, made skyline. Because they were and Ed Moore.— (Register phofb by Sniyth) Ane of the first refugee families to Her charities, considering her rent fund for the education of income, were prodigious. She had priests, known as the St. Joseph be Introduced into the archdiocese under the auspices o f' Catholic only a salary, but she was always burse, this week rose to the total of giving to some worthy cause. In $3,472.41. Contributors of t h e Charities, the job of finding a place for the five Kostiuks was the 1920s, she gave a $5,000 burse past week, with the amounts they, to St. Thomas’ seminary for the donated, are as follows: not an easy one. But a search turned up the ideal situation. The education of future priests. Miss Elizabeth Ertz, Denver, Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph P. With her sister Catherine, she $5; Joseph Lehnerz, Colorado O’Heron, pastor o f St. Louis’ resided for some years at the SC Springs, $5; Mrs. E. J. Alcorn, church, Englewood, was in need Rose Residence. Denver, $5; anonymous. La Jara, of a handyman and had a vacant There Jessie* Moran was known $25; and anonymous, Deertrail, house to boot! And so John Kos­ to all as truly a friend in need., $5. tiuk became a handyman. Mrs. Charles Burke and, say those who knew her, thfe The observance o f Passiontide Kostiuk assumed the duties o f good she did was inestimable, t brings with it the veiling of the Trinity in Huntsville, Utah. Upon Catherine’s death. Mother crosses and statues in the church. Charles received his garb on the Mary Austin entered the Sjsterf This is’ to signify that Jesus hid NeviT K, of C. Council Feast of St. Joseph, March 19, and of Mercy. She began her novitiate Himself in the short period prior took the name Brother Mary Mar­ April 9, 1928, and pronounced her to His sacred Passion. But Cmrist Planned in Julesburg tin. perpetual vows Aug. 16, 1934. ^ does hot hide Himself now. He His avocation in the ;ield of From that time until seven yeark wants to be known and loved by At the initial meeting o f the ago she was assigned to Mercy art was known to the Students in all men. He established t h e men o f the parish called by the hospital, where, because she wa| the high school through his work Church, with its priests as officers, Rev. Albert Puhl, pastor, 19 men such an excellent business womans as staff artist on the school year­ to spread His kingdom on earth signified a desire to start a coun­ she served in the cashier’s o ffice book and the Santa Fe, St. Joseph through the preaching o f His Gos-' cil o f Knights o f Columbus in She then was made procurator o f pel o f love. Many o f those now in Julesbutg. A second meeting will high school publication. He also the order and transferred to the the seminary, studying ,and, pre^ be held on Friday evening, April helped Father James Sullivan, mother-house in Omaha, and last paring themselves spiritually for 4, to give other men an oppor­ C.SS.R., with the art work on the summer she was elected Assistant the task of spreading Jesus’ truth, tunity to become charter mem­ Nativity scene last Christmas. Mother Provincial. have financial difficulty in meet­ bers. A concerted drive for at Sister Is Nun Her last visit to Denver waS this ing the cost o f their education. least 20 insurance members is One of six children, he is the past December, when she returned Catholics who assist such students under way with the hope that as second member of the Burke fam­ for'the golden jubilee celebration for the priesthood have no'mean' many assodfate members vdll also ily to enter the religious life. of Mercy hospital. She would have share in the work the future sign applications. A delegation of Sister Zita Marie, his older sister, celebrated her silver jubilee as ft priests will perform for Christ. Knights o f Columbus from Limon, is a Sister of Charity now teach­ religious next spring. Gifts to the St. Joseph burse Denver, Loveland, and Sterling ing at St. Patrick’s grade school, may be sent to Archbishop Urban Surviving are three brothers* came for the meeting and talked Pueblo. John, Michael, and Frank Moran, J. Vehr, Chancery office, 1536 to the men about the activities His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Logan street, Denver. and one sister, Mrs. Ajmes Hard* of the organization. William J. Burke, .654 Elati street. ing, all of Oswego, N . ' " I PAGE TWO 'Office, 938 Bannock Street THE D IN V iR CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Klyitone 4205 Thuridey, April 3, 1952 300 Members in Ukrainian Association Bishop Quinn o wardroba (Continu$d From Pago One) credit union. The children now self and my family to be active in of ' BUT A UNIVERSITY graduote speak English without a trace of the community, to become good Will Speak at capable of a roore responiible an' accent,, are very popular in Americans and better Catholics.’’ EASTER DINNER school, and receive report cards On the third enniver.ary of ]>OBition than that of handyman, in the Ukraine John Kostiuk had with grades any child would be the arrival ef the fir.t DP fam­ been a pharmacist after attending )rou[d to take home to his parents. ily introduead to Denver by May Day Rites COMPLETE the University of Lwiw. And while They are fond o f American sports. Cathelie Charitiae, the total with in Austria he had completed addi­ George, the eldest, aspires to be number of pertene to ahriva will Bishop Charloe Quinn, C.M., tional work in the University of an airline pilot, but his father pan tha 1,600 mark. On Satur­ aaiUd from China )ur the Com- littlo^mpnay tog • Graz. Though he had to wait for hopes the youth idll put hit mathe­ day, whan 23 new arrival* are munisti and at present at St. from $^35 three and one-half months after matical ability to good use as a scheduled, the grand total will Thomas’ seminary, Denver,, will replying to an advertisement seek­ scientist. be heeeted to 1,807. be the speaker for May day ing a chemist before fina% start­ * * * Five ships carrying DPs for services, spensdred by the Le­ ing on the job, Mr. Kostiuk went LIKE MOST OF the Ukrainians Colorado are expected to dock in gion of Mary,^ to be bald May to work in that capacity for the in this araa, the Kostiuks have no the U.S. in April. These people, all 1 in Holy Ghost ehureh. Gay os a bouquet of CHILD’S PLATE AND of German ethnic background, are Colorado Milling and Elevator desire to return to Europe. Both Bishop Quinn, who has ex­ husband and wife attend citizen­ predominantly farm families. blouomt , , . pratty ness ALA CARTE SANDWICHES company. As a result of the en­ perienced the method* of the ship classes and filed first papers Prospective sponsors are asked to couragement given by Marvin Communists in the Far East, is blouses, each leith an oyo arft contact the Very Rev. Monsipior Lajvrenson and Max Janke, whom in Novemb,er, 1949 They in a position to give first-hand For Reeervationf CH* 3611, KE. 9413 he conaiders “ more as friends than eagerly looking forward to the day Elmer J. Kolka at Catholic Chari­ to fethlon , , . each, oh-Hh ties headquarters, 1805 Grant information an hew to combat boues,” the energetic and capable when they may taka the oath of al­ the influences of Marxism. May strpet, phone AComa 8825, for fur liitU in price/ immigrant has been both success­ legiance and receive their final day was instituted in the United ther information concerning these ful and happy in his new role. papers. John Kostiuk sums-up his State* by the Christopher* to future arrivals. The family continued to reside aims in these words: “ I want my- nullify the subversive influences at St. Louis’ for six months after of Communism by prayer on the breadwinner began his chem­ Mary's day. Nylon Tricot, red ist job. Because Monsignor 17th Street Oxygen System'Installed At the comitium meeting candy stripes with O’Haron refused to accept any March 27 in Holy Ghost hall, pearl buttons. Between rent other than the after-hours tha assembled lagieneria* Welten end help Mr. Kostiuk was able to put learned that two new links have California ! in around the church, they were been welded into tha ehein ef able to save enough money to put Legion of Mary praosidia in H(m I HnItM at th« Ctnul* a down payment^ on the modest Denver whan the names of the house at 222 Quitman street in officers of th*^ recently organ­ ^ j0 : A O O s e a t s • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN M U S IC y y > which they now reside. Monsignor ized men’s praesidium of the Ca­ O’Heron also contfibuted enough thedral parish were submitted Wida Salection of Shop with confidence at odds and ends of furniture to for retirieetien, end caroitium make the house liveable. Mrs. Koi. officers were invited to attend Spring Skirts EA§T COLFAX CHILDRENS SHOP tiuk now works for the Bowman the first meeting of the new offering for spring and, Easter all Biscuit company and by adding praesidium at St. Vincent da .8 8 nationally advertis^ clothing, shoes, her paycheck to the family income Paul’s parish. to ’ 7 helps to meet the monthly pay Officers ef the Cathedral layettes and gifts from birth to 12 years. menta on the house and furniture. gVoup are Bernard Beaver, pyes- 1011 East Colfax TA. 5455 ♦ ♦ ♦ ideal; Max Couchman, vise ON DEC. 1, 1049, Mr. Kostiuk president; Tod Cuttadore, sec­ and a handful of fellow refugees retary; and Samuel Morrell, Spring Dresses established the American-Ukrain treasurer. The Rev, Owen Mc­ Hugh 1* the group’s spiritual di­ ian association, an organization 9 g . 9 8 whose aim is to unite ahd aid all rector. The Rov. Arthur Dreson Ukrainians who come to Colorado. is spiritual director of the St. Its program is designed to help Vincent do Paul praesidium. the newly arrived adjust them- selvAi to the circumstances they Good Friday Collection encounter in this country. By dis­ pensing information concerning Devoted to Holy Land religious problems, citizenship, in­ The collection to be taken up on Free Alteretioas surance, income tax, and EngliiAi Good Friday in the churches of the Assorted Seafood Plate lessons, the society helps make Archdiocese of Denver is devoted Convenient Layaway CoM King Crab Leg, Fried Ntw York Count better Americans of the displaced to the support of the Holy Places newcomers. In so doing it eradi­ in Palestine “ so that proper main­ Oysters, Deviled Crdb Patty, Fried Meaty cates lonesomeness, prevents Com­ tenance of the shrines, made sacred S u ^ p s and Our Famous Shrimp. munist influence by Ukrainian by Our Savior’a Passion, may be speaking agitators, and helps assured,” according to a letter from maintain those religious and in­ RECENTLY PUT INTO operation in St. Joseph’s Archbishop Urban J. Vehr to the Cotton Lace with dividual values which may be sue hospital, Denver, was the first “single cold converter” pastors of the archdiocese. cessfully integrated with the oxygen lystom to be installed in the state of Colorado. Shown Roll Back Collar American way of life. admiring the main unit of the $20,000 system are (left to right) in Magnolia Mr. Kostiulc is president o f the Sister M. Cyprian, director of supply; Sister M. Ascella, admin­ The Denver Catholic association. At the first meeting 13 istrator of the hospital; and Sister M. Agnes, director of nursing charter members were present. service. The spherical tank stores liquid oxygen under pressure Regiiter 76, So. BroadwayRneAwgloi RA 2771 Sixty-six were on hand for the at a temperature of 316 degrees Fahrenheit below zero. More than Published Weekly by the second meeting a month later, anc half a mile of copper tubing pipes the gas from the tank to the Catholic Press Society, Inc. Open Friday and Saturday Evenings today the membership rolls list individual hospital rooms, where it is available for instant use. 988 Bannock Street, Denver. more than 800. Veterinarians The new system replaces the slow and cumbersome method of Colo. bookkeepers, office workers, chem­ wheeling portable storage cylinders from room to room as needed. US* Trsauet PL ists, and, o f course, many laborers Subscription I $2.00 Per Year and farm workers are included in + + + + ■ , + Sold in eomblnttioQ with The DKMVaa’8 MOST Ml uta at Register, Netional Edition, in the membership. paooaaunni Ml a im Ava E.2 ..dAve,it DETROIT DE.308O A direct outgrowth of the Amer Archdiocese of Denver. ican-Ukrainian association was the Latest X-Ray Equipment Entered as Second Clau H4 a. ittfe Ava. formation of a Ukrainian Rite Matter at the Post Office, tHT-tl Msrkil 81. <11 8. Iftk 4 ts. congregation in Denver. The need Denver. Colo, TAket *}7t for such a parish was recognized, particularly with regard to the Installed at St. Joseph's older people, as a means of pro The Denver area has acquired powerful new weapons tecting the faith. Many o f the im migrants could speak only Ukrain in the fight against disease with the installation of the new music 'nc. ian or German and 'were unfamil Maxiscope and Maxicon x-ray machines at St. Joseph’s hos­ 1522 California St. iar with the Latin Rite services. pital, it was announced today liy Sister Mary Ascella, ad­ * ♦ ♦ ministrator of the hospital. AMONG THE YOUNGER peo pie, all o f whom learn English Installation was completed re­ construction of a complete new Band Instruments • Pianos • Organs cently by the Denver office of with great rapidity, it was feared darkroom with a pass-tank system the General Electric company, that Protestant influence might for emergency viewing of films FOR x-ray department. Radios • Records • Accessories endanger the faith, in that it was while they are still wet, through- an entirely new phenomenon to Forty-four new features are in­ the-wall driers to that movement AC. 1635 DENVER, COIO. most o f them. In the West Ukraine troduced into the design and oper­ in and out of the darkroom is rt- 90 per cent o f the population is ation of x-ray equipment by the duced, and the films can be taken EASTER Sp.. Catholic, 10 per cent Orthodox, new Maxiscope x-ray unit. directly out of the drier by the and Protestantism practically un Termed “virtually a robot’’ by radiologist into the film-reading Never has it’been known that religious articles were not appropriate gifts for heard of. observers at medical conventions, room. every occasion. Then, certainly on Easter a gift of such nature would be most At present the congregation, afc the unit mechanizes many opera­ In addition, St. Jostph’s hospital tended by the Rev. Dr. Dmitro tions that formerly req\iired the also has a new cyitoscopic room appreciated. Tollefson Furniture Blizeyowski, Kansas City priast valuable time o f busy physicians set up especially for stuay of tha No need to chew nails. . . . if you are in doubt, stop in at the Clarke store, where who visits Denver regularly, at and x-ray technicians. It makes urinary tract. The equipment in­ you will be given friendly service in selecting a suitable gift. A gift that will not 2749 SOUTH BROADWAY tends services in St. Joseph’] automatic the protection of the cludes a tabla which facilitates this dent your budget and yet a gift that will make someone very happy. (Polish) church. It is the fervent physician and technician from re­ type o f examination, and an x-ray desire of the parishioners someday peated exposure to x-radiation. tube and x-ray table for making At Clarke’s, you will find a complete stock of Rosaries, Prayer Books, Pictures, to build their own church, but this Both the Maxiseope and the radiographs of this body area. Plaques, Medals, Crosses and Chains, Crucifixes, etc. project is still in the planning Maxicon x-ray units are equipped ALL OUT SALE with new high-voltage x-ray tubes, Opera Tickets Available The Kostiuks reside in Presen operating up to 130,000 volts, EVERYTHING REDUCED tation parish. George and Olegh which provide clearer x-ray views Tickets ai« now on sale for the attend Presentation school, and and reduce the need for making 1952 Central City operas, which OPEN EVENINGS-7:30-9 P.M. SU. 1-1441 the entire family is active in par extra exposures to cover different will be Puccini’s La Bokemt. and MEDALS AND PINS: ish affairs. Mr. Kostiuk is espe^ body densities. They also are pro­ Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro, cially interested in the parish vided with a new type of moving both in English. The ticket sales St. Chrittophar ear and bicycle pins . . . • 30e filter or grid that reduces, more for Coloradoans w ill run until and up. Dr. D. C. Werthman effectively than earlier models, the April SO at the Central City Opera scattered x-radiation which mars House sjsoeiation, 1502 Cleveland Medals and Chains in sterling and rhodium plate M o r g a n , and’ Associate film clarity. place, Denver, MA. 7167. . . . 90c and up. ^ D e n t i x t s The Maxiseope unit may be used Sterling Silver Lily Bracelets .... $8.00. Sev. for both radiography (making of eral other style bracelets. Leibman PLATES x-ray films) and fluoroscopy Dr. G. J. Gold Plated St. Christopher Bracelet from ..,« non IBtb Street 1208 18th Street (viewing of tha body organs in motion), and ii equipped with a Schaeuble $4.80 and many other styles. and Hickey KEystone 8721 TAher 5781 special device for making “spot (Urns’' of views seen through the Optometrist PICTURES: Gas and Eleetrle Bldg, Phene TAbor 1309 fluoroscope. Off-center films, which some­ Specialist True Chamber prints, $5.00 and up. Also many times result from spot-films made other pictures that will please you. during the rush of fluoroscopic For VUual examination, are eliminated by a Eye Care mechanical feature that automat ically centers the exposure area. 638 Empire Bldg. KE. 5840 Mounted on the machine are phosphorescent “ eyes” which show Dolls ond Doll Parts STATUES: clearly the main outlines o f the Madonna statues in glazed machine for the guidance of the ANY DOLL CAN porcelain either with deli­ physician and the patient during BE REPAIRED cately colored pastel or the darkness required for fluor­ plain. oscopy. • A.B.C. Doll Hospital Most striking fact about the ap- PRAYERBOOKS: earance of the unit is the unusual 1818 Arapahoe, Donvar MA. 7617 eight o f the tube stand — 8H Complete line of prayer- feet— which makes it possible to books, daily missals and Sun­ improve detail and reduce distor­ For My Lady! r e ’ day missals. Missals . . . 88c tion by backing tha tube further and up. Prayerbooks • Fur« 6Se and up. from the subject. New it the time to Hlect your Ewter greet-' St. Joseph’s new x-ray installa­ • Raityling ing cardi, while our stock is complete . ROSARIES: tion also features a Maxicon type • Rapairinf table, which is specially designed you will be pleased w i^ this year’i sup- < Nice line of Rosaries. Chil­ to permit greater versatility and • Claaning ply . . . miny different sisei and kinds < dren’s rosaries from 25c to convenience, as the need arises, by • Storagt. . . . gay, sprightly, bright as a bunny . $2.50. Adult rosaries in crys­ giPiiQi i, HOCK. Fmmm ...... j installation o f additional attach­ tal, sterling and wooden, or devout themes in a religious motif . , , u _ . |------ments. It is part o f a "building '■An'Wsrk G n m tsM U Pisa**” from $2.98 on. A new and block” line of equipment which all sentimental remlnden ef the Holy wide selection of the Loo can be arranged ihto nearly 300 DANIEL’S Easter season, Link Rosaries. These vary in different types and modeli of x- FUR SHOP priced, each colored, crystal, pearl and ray equipment. » < TABOR BLOe. s i e D a as low as------______black. Priced from .... The ioitallation of the two x-ray nth a CCETIB A t . $3.95 to $19.50. j o H n s o n machines was accompanied by the What it is that you are look­ S T D H A E C > CO. ing for . . . . Clarke’s have m ouinc i t Come in and see for your­ SCHOOL OF self. D A N a ARTS MOVING MR. LEO KERSLEY, Direeter • Instructor For the Safety of Your Goods Clsssai oj>m in MODERN BALLET Use Johnson Service on Every Move CLASSICAL BALLET **Th» W etfs'Largest Church Supply Housed . AGENTS FOB UNITED VAN UNES, INC for -HOVINO WITH C A U BVHTW BBBg- BEGINNERS— STUDENTS— PROFESSIONALS latablithMi 1902 1433 TramenI Ploct STORAGE - PACKING SHIPPING CHILDREN AND ADULTS TAbor 3719 Danvar 2, Colo. Phone P £ 2433 Denvw 221 firoadwax Daavar Tnravarein Building Aeema 8175 Thursday, April 3, 1952 Offica, 938 Bonnock StrMt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talcphona, KEyitone 4205 PAGE THREE

Strive for Greatest Eucharistic Meeting in History Colorado U. Newmanites Lose Great Benefactors Spain Will Welcome Hosts of Congress Pilgrims Two great friends and ben­ the University of South Dakota; Newman club was characterized meets twice each month; organizeif efactors of the Newman club studio painting for several years by enthusiasm and sincerity. They a_ university praesidium of the Le*.> in Portland, Ore.; and work at of the University of Colorado have taken an active part in Reli­ gion of Mary; and promoted nui Spain, parent land of a great International Eucharistic C o n- cese of Denver and the Dioceses of continued in Continental Europe— Mt. St. Gertrude academy and gion in Life week held annually on merous other works of charity. part of the Western hemisphere, gress. Pueblo and Cheyenne. The party at Rheims and J*aray le Monial in have left Boulder, much to the Sacred Heart parish school, the campus; organized and con­ Perhaps their greatest contribu­ Among the Americans who will from the Rocky Mountain Empifd France, at Brussels, Lourdes, An­ both in Boulder. ■will open its arms to visitors from the disappointment of the ducted classes in courtship and tion is the wonderful loyalty and. travel to Spain are the members will leave New York city May 7 gers, Namur, Angolerae, Rome, Catholics in th e student body. Their work as faculty sponsors marriage; organized the faculty- devotion they have always shown the New World May 27-June 1, of the Rocky Mountain pilgrimage and -will return to that port June Tournai, and Metz. They are Dr. William P. Herg, Jr., of the University of Colorado graduate discussion group that to their Church. •when Barcelona is host to the 35th now being formed in the Archdio- 9. The Very Rev. Monsignor Ber- In 1908 ‘ a bold decision was professor o f law, and Mrs. Berg, .+ + + + nard J. Cullen, assistant Chancel­ made at the invitation o f the ris­ , .+ + + + + . who have acted as faculty spon­ lor of the Denver archdiocese, will ing Catholic community in Eng­ sors for the club since coming to be spiritual director of the pil­ land, to hold the conference for the university in 1946. Dr. Berg Farewell for Favorite Professor Goal of All Pilgrims grimage. the first time across the Channel. has accepted a post as administra­ All Spain is intent on raking This event was said to have rein­ tive assistant to Sen. Wayne Morse this congress the greate^ in forced the faith there more than o f Oregon in Washington, D.C. Church history. The pagean in any single instrument since the Outstanding Catholics, the which the Spanish are profound " solution of the Hierarchyj and Bergs have been special friends of creative will be abundant through­ aided the country on its way to the University Newman club and out the city. eat return. o f great assistance to the Rev. Flags and decorative schemes ne more congress was held in Charles Forsyth, O.S.B., its chap­ will cover the Catalonian metrop­ Continental Europe, at Cologne in lain. Their services and assistajice olis with a blanket of color. Gray 1909. Then, for the first time, it will be greatly misse'd by all who soldiery will escort the score or moved across the ocean to embrace appreciated the encouragement more Cardinals who have already all the faithful o f the Western and interest shewn by the young consented to attend. Hemisphere as well. In 19l0, it couple. The couple have two sons, The Papal Legate will be wei- was held at Montreal, Canada. William III, 13; and Thomas comed with a display of enthusi­ This \fas a penetrating proof of its Miles, 11. asm seldom witnessed in our time. universal appeal. Subsequent icon- A farewell party was given by High officials of the government vocations were held at Madrid, the Newmanites in honor o f Dr. will be present to honor the Holy Vienna, . Malta, Lourdes, Rome, and Mrs. Berg in the student cen­ Father’s representative. and Amsterdam. ter. A set of matching luggage Responses from all over the Finally, the Holy Father then was presented to them in appre­ world herald the promise that the reigning, the intrepid defender ciation for their many kindnesses 3 6th International Eucharistic of the faith, Pius XI, consented to the students and the club. Congress will climax the greatness that the congress be held at A few of the positions held by of previous meetings in its multi­ Chicago, the first time that it Dr. Berg include: Associate pro­ tudes, its fervor, its pageantry, its had been assigned to the United fessor of law at the University of array of Hierarchical personages, States. This was 1926. It was a South Dakota from 1938 to 1942; and its living embodiment of the milestone in response, in multi­ special member o f the National world-wide Catholicity in the ado­ tudes, in pageantry, in organi­ War Labor board, Washington, ration of the Holy Eucharist zation, and in the presoneo of D. C., from 1942 to 1944; assistant First Congress in 1881 a vast array of Cardinals, Arch­ to the chairman o f the National The first International Eucha­ bishops, and Bishopy. War Labor board, from 1944 to ristic Congress was held in Lille, By this time, the congress had 1945; and executive officer and as­ France, in 1881. Thirty-four con­ definitely encompassed the world sistant general counsel o f the Of­ gresses have been held to date. as its sphere o f dominion. T fice o f Economic Stabilization Of the history of this outstand­ next meeting was held at Sydne from 1945 to 1946. ing event in Mother Church, Pope Australia, in 1928. Returning Mrs. Berg is a graduate of the Pius XI in his bull designating the Eastern Hemisphere in 1931), University of Colorado in the field A SET OF GIFT LUGGAGE was pre­ administrative assistant to Sen. Wayne Morse of Chicago for the meeting in 1926, the great assemblage was held at of fine arts. Her work includes Oregon. The Bergs have acted as faculty sponsors said: Carthage, North Africa. high school teaching for six years; sented by members of the University of for the Newman club for several years. Ireland was host in 1932, when beaching in a Chinese mission in Colorado Newman club to Dr. and Mrs. William Left to right in this picture taken at the fare­ “ The Tery noble project it was held at Dublin. Oregon for several summers; Berg, Jr., great friends of the Boulder Neiymanites, well party are the Rev. Charles Forsyth, O.S.B., which hei etirred up the faithful In 1934, it traveled downwards teaching kindergarten in Wash­ as a “ going away” present. Dr. Berg has been a Newman club chaplain; Betty Brady of Boulder, to the holding of Euchariitic again into the Southern Hemi­ ington, D.C., for three years; professor of law at the university since 1946 and secretary; Mrs. Berg, Vince Gardner of Colorado Convention!, originated in sphere and was held at Buenos serving as a guidance director at is now assuming a position in Washington, D.C., as Springs, president: and Professor Berg. France lome 45 yean ago, Aires. It went again to the East­ thanks to the zeal of a certain ern Hemisphere in 1927, whep it pious virgin, Mary Martha Ta- was held at Manila in the Philip­ Night-Long in Holy Ghost Church THE GOAL OF ANYONE who visits Europe is the misier, as also the piety and pines. Unique Scholarship Fund Eternal City, Rome, and the center of Rome, St. Peter’s ability of the eminent priest, • Returning to Continental Eu­ Basilica. Rocky Mountain Empire pilgrims to the 35th International Monsignor Gaston Louis de Se- rope in 1938, the city o f Budapest, Pre-Holy Week Adoration Eucharistic Congres in Barcelona, Spain, May 27-June 1, will realize gur, and Philibert Vi;au, a man Hungary, welcomed it, just before Is Regis Alumni Project this goal. Members of the pilgrimage will enjoy an audience with remarkable for his Catholic the sadness which now hang:s over MEMBERS oflbe Regis college bishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver sentiments. From that very cra­ Pius XII. that unhappy capital. And here. alumni, Denver, this week in Sacred Heart church. dle of this enterprise, these To Be Held by Men Apr. 3 * * ♦ World war II interrupted the co­ launched a $20,000 memorial three with some other ‘men of lossal gatherings. THE FINE YOUNG Negro ath­ Eucharistic Congress good will’ labored strenuously The Catholic men of Denver will join in all-night ador­ scholarship drive, which will honor Moving Highlight lete worked his way through Regis to inaugurate these conventions. ation before the Blessed Sacrament in Holy Ghost church, the first alumnus of the school doing part-time jobs and with the Plan now to join Monsignor Bernard Their aim was to bind the souls The congress grew from the Denver, April 3. Father William J. Gallagher, moderator killed in World war II— Walter aid o f a partial scholarship. He Cullen on the Pilgrimage to Barcelona, first, but in 1926^when Chicago of the faithful more closely to was an outstanding football player Spain, May 7. Jesus Christ. As from the grain was its host city, its adherents of the group, reminded members of the Nocturnal Adoration Springs, a Negro alumnus who was and was considered as the top of mustard seed which ‘grew up reached more than 1,000,000. Spe­ society of the annual meeting at 4 p.m. May 4 in Holy Ghost All expenses from New killed ill Texas in late 1942. amateur boxer in the state during and becomes a great tree’ have cial trains converged from every­ church. The Most Rev. Urban J The scholarship is perhaps the 1940-41. York ...... $886 where. of the various parishes for April, come forth th e . many and im­ Vehr will attend. first of its kind to be set up in the After Walter was killed. Father portant conventions until these When the meeting took place at 1952, are as follows: Student Tour of Europe— The following statement was is­ United States by a college. When Joseph Donnelly, S.J., a close times.’ ’ Manila, in the Philippines, Pope 9 to 10 o’clock— St. John’s, Pre­ sued by Father Gallagher in con­ the fund is matured, the scholar­ friend and a college instructor of 8 Countries— 64 days Pius XI chose as his legate Car­ sentation, St. James’, St. Rose For the first nine years, the nection with Thursday night’s ship will educate a Negro boy and the lad, wrote an account of his All inclusive from New dinal Dennis Dougherty, Arch­ o f Lima’s, Christ the King, Sts. For reflervations congresses were held in Continen­ adoration: Peter and Paul’s, and St. Pat­ a White boy at the same time, death, which appeared in the AH over the world Y o rk ...... $895 tal Europe— at Avignon, Leige, bishop of Philadelphia. It was the with both boys eventually being Interracial Review, the Catholio Call M A. 1211 first time that an American was Fr. Gallagher's rick’s, Fort Logan; Visit Mexico— 10 days...... $210 Fribourg, Toulouse, Paris, and 10 to 11 o’clock— Holy Ghost, brought from some o f the South­ Digest, and the Negro Digest. The NO SERVICE CHARGE chosen for this lofty honor. It Statement to Members Antwerp. Then, a decisive step was St. Elizabeth’s, and All Saints’ ; ern states. scholarship committee, which has (Member of Cathedral Pariah) fell to Cardinal Dougherty as a taken by holding the great convo The Catholic men of Denver 11 to 12 o’clock— Cathedral, St. Walter Springs, to whom the its office at $he college, is work-, 5th Floor of cation o f 1893 in Jerusalem. The mark of esteem by the Pontiff for will participate in all-night adora­ Denver Dry Joseph’s, (C.SS.R.), St. Mary schtflarship is dedicated, was a ing on plans to raise funds by devotional impact of the hoi organizing the Church in the is tion on this eve of the first Fri­ mary ann fisher - TRAVEL Magdalene’s, St. Cajetan’s, St. convert to the Church. After com­ individual contacts and by spon­ Gooda ^ places filled the meeting wit' lands after American annexation. day of April to prepare for the Bernadette’s, and Our Lady of ing to Regis from Manual high soring several events that will Eucharistic zeal. The congress in Dublin was greatest week of the year. It is Victory; school in Denver, he took instruc­ bring some o f the outstanding Until 1907, further congresses noteworthy because it, too, drew called Holy Week because during 12 to 1 o’clock— St. Vincent de tions and was baptized May 9, Negro and White figures in the RESTAURANT 1,000,000 communicants, w h o this time we commemorate de­ Paul’s, St. Dominic’s, Our Lady of 1941, in the Regis chapel and was sports and entertainment world to + , 4- + came from all parts o f the world. voutly the great work of Our Di­ Grace, St. Therese’s (Aurora), St. confirmed five days later by Arch­ Denver. The final Benediction was be­ vine Lord in our salvation and re­ Anthony’s, St. Louis’, S t Mary’s Deadline Drawing Near stowed in Phoenix park and is re­ demption, because during this (Littleton). time torrents o f grace flow into AC. called by all who attended as one 1 to 2 o’clock— Annunciation, fellow$ like to dress up too! 1644 For Europe Pilgrimage o f the greatest spiritual manifes­ bur hearts. It is holy because souls St. Francis de Sales’, and Mother tations ever experienced. are purified in the blood of the of God; 0709 Tha deadliha is drawing ntar Sport Suita. Checked coats $ Q .9 5 Glenarm I Lamb of God and by the tears 2 to 3 o’clock— Blessed Sacra­ for reservations with the Rocky On* of th* most outstanding of’ the Divine Redeemer. It is INC. convocations was held in Buenos ment, Holy Rosary, St. Joseph’s with plain pants, also in blue O Mountain Empire pilgrimage to called Holy Week because even (Polish); . the 35th International Eucha­ Airis. As a token of the im­ secular society at this time puts “ WHERE DENVER DINES” portance of the avont, Pius XI 3 to 4 o’clock— St. Philomena’s, Double Breasted Blue ristic Congress in Barcelona, on an air o f religion and refrains Our Lady o f Lourdes, St. Pat­ Serge Suits (all wool).... I w Spain. The pilgrims, who will selected as his Legate Cardinal from profane diversions. Eugenio Pacelli, his Secretary rick’s, St. Anne’s (Arvada), Holy Sizes 6 to 12 have as their spiritual director Holy Thursday is the shining Family; Special Dinner the Very Rev. Monsignor Ber­ of State, who rose to th* throne day when we commemorate the es Pius XII and now is glori­ 4 to 5 o’clock — Assumption for nard J. Cullen, assistant Chan­ brilliant sun o f the heart of (Welby) Sacred Heart, St. An­ Blue Gabardine Pants $3.95 cellor of the Denver archdio­ ously raigning. Christ at its most luminous height. thony’s, St. Louis’, S t Mary’s (Lit­ Sizes 6 to 14 cese, will sail from New York Here, too, millions in fervent Holy Thursday! The day o f the tleton); and Mt Carmel; Plain Papts Also in Blue Palm Sunday May 7 and will return to that adoration of the Real Presence Eucharist; the day on which 5 to 6 o’clock— S t Ignatius port city June 9. converged in the Argentine capi Christ is given to the world. His Loyola’s, St Catherine’s. Open 11 A.M. to 3 A.M. The congress, the first to be tal, the South American fortress Heart is the heart which has most Sport Shirts-8 to 14-$2.19 held since the end of World of Catholic streng^th. Special loved men— His life is filled with Free Dinner Parking at Any Parking Lot war II, will ba held May 27- steamers were chartered from Eu­ infinite tenderness toward all Dr. Ralph J. Spear Dress Shirts ...... $1.65 June 1. The pilgrimage will also rope and North America. The Cary men. In this most sacred, night visit Lourdes and Roma. Reser­ dinal Legate traveled on an Italian Chiropractor in the Vicinity in which His love came to us on New Spring vations may be made at all o f­ liner flying the Papal flag. the wings of His omnipotence and X-RAY LABORATORY fices of the American Express- Shoes for Juit Present Ymir Parkinr Ticket to CaahierV Deak Barcelona j His wisdonj. He brought His in­ Dsilr Honrs—Ets. Hon., Wed.. FrI. Catholic Travel league or with finite love to earth to fill the 3242 S. Broadway SU. 1-3300 Boys & Girls From 5:00 to 10:00 P.M. After the war, the Holy Father any authorized travel agent. hearts of men that they may be "Where Children Reiin" Jonke acceding to the petitions o f the able to live in union ■with Him. ardent Bishop of Barcelona, the How magnificent is the Heart of •Most Rev. Gregorio Modrego y Christ in this mystery o f love! Casaus, designated this largest city in Spain as host to the 36th Imagine how many blessings congress. have been received in the millions For First Communion Articles and millions of consecrated Hosts Here conTmufiicants will reach since that first Holy Thursday; the millions. Already, arrange^ how many times has tne glorious ments have been made to welcome celebration o f the Last Supjier s e e as many as 2,000,000 for the final been reproduced upon altars. Benediction in the great square Imagine the billions and billions in the very heart o f the city. All of Holy Communions at the Eu­ the churches will be living assem charistic table which have given blages o f worshipers adoring His spiritual sustenance to countless Most Precious Body and Blood. millions. Think o f the glory given A. P. Wagner& Co. to God by the Eucharistic Con­ ^ It," gresses, the adorations, the vigils Opera Auditions Slated before the Blessed Sacrament, the CHURCH GOODS processions, and the other thou­ At Station KOA on Apr. 5 sands o f acts performed to show the Christian piety for this sac­ Colorado young men and women rament of love. of ability who seek careers on For us this is the day of grati­ opera or concert stage once again tude to show that the fire of love Stephen J. Monaghon Dale Stilei Robert L. Hansen 606-14th Street are to be given an opportunity. for Christ is burning in our hearts Saturday, April 5, is the day on (BETWEEN CALIFORNIA A N D WELTON STS.) and our fervor is becoming more which some of them may begin ardent for this venerable sacra­ their journeys on the long trail ment. that leads to the Metropolitan First Communion Opera House, to London, Paris, We hope that the Catholic men from all the parishes will come A new finger-tip length Sets for Boys and Rome, to names in lights above Hansen & Monaghan Rx Opticians packed houses and to applause that to the Holy Ghost church to par­ and Girls ticipate in the all-night vigil and Veil in one size only to rains down from tiers of audiences. The auditions will be held at radio _prepare _ their souls more perfectly Each set consists of ------eek. Dispensing Opticians in fit all girls of First Com­ station KOA, 1626 California!for the coming of Holy "Jasus Help Me" prayer- street. The hours assigned to members EYE PHYSICIAN’S OPTICAL SERVICE munion ^oge. book, beautiful rosary. Communion Pin, Mt. Car­ mel Scapular and in an Trained and Experienced Technicians Each packed in a attractively designed carrying Kit. window display box. SAV| S A W , Complete Prescription Service 1.45 2 . ^ 0 $2.50 Repairs and Adjustments 3.20 4.85 % with the best of materials

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(CkrUt thtf. Kinf Parish, Deprar) Mrs. Earley announced that a will entertain the Our Lady of Th« membars o f the Altar and second collection will be taken at Fatima circle at a luncheon Fri­ Rosary society were entertained' all the Masses Palm Sunday, day, April 4. by the Rev. John W. Scannell with April 6, to provide for the floral Our Lady of Guadalupe circle a pronam o f poetry at the meet­ decorations for the repository on members will meet Monday, April ing Match 28. Mrs. William L. Holy Thursday, and the altars on for bridge as the guests o f Earley,.president, presided at the Easter Sunday and the following Mrs. C. Woodrow Jackson, 743 business meeting, which followed Sundays throughout the year. Dahlia street. the recitation .of the Rosary in A new altar cloth has been pro­ The meeting of St. John’s circle the church. vided for the Holy Week and that was scheduled April 10 has Mrs. Herman Seep, membership Easter exercises. Mrs. E. J. Mc­ been postponed to April 17 on chairman, introduced Mrs. R. A. Cabe donated the material, and account of Holy Week. Beacom as a new member, and Mrs. Albert Seep made the skirt The Little Flower circle also Mrs. Earley welcomed Mrs. John for the Holy Thursday repository. has postponed its meeting to April Laughlin o f Des Moines, la., the Mrs. Albert Seep furnished the 15. mother o f Mrs. R. C. Meehan, as material for, and Mrs. Swigert a guest made, a new tabernacle veil. The Neighborhood club will Mrs. John Murtaugh, chairman A nominating committee con- meet in the home o f Mrs. Fred­ o f altars and linens, thanked St. sitting of Mrt. Paul Horan, Mrt. erick L. Smith, 746 Ivanhoe, Tues­ Patrick’s circle and Mmes. Herman Albert Seep, and Mitt Ettella G. day, April 8, at 10 o’clock. Seep and J. R. Plank for their Murphy, appointed by Mrt. Brownie troop 300, composed care o f the altars and sanctuary Earley, will make itt report at of second-grade girls of Christ the during March. The Mater Del the April meeting. King school, sold the largest num­ circle has charge during April. Mrs. J. R. Plank, 200 S. Eudora, ber of cookies— 316 boxes— in the Girl Scout cookie sale. Mrs. John Lau^lin o f Des Moines, la., who has spent the past several months in California, ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH is now visiting in the homei o f her Patronise These Friendly Firms son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Meehan. The Meehans recently moved into the new home they purchased at 2865 LEN’S Pharmacy S. Monroe street. I Open Sundays, 9 to 1 ( In preparation for tho first 1 Week Days 7 to 7 # L. C. FEHR. Prop. Friday, there will be a Holy THE PUBLIC IS INVITED to visit the nuns there live a strictly cloistered life of prayer Mtmboi St. Vincent d. Panl’s Parish Hour of Adoration from 7:45 beautiful repository in the chapel of the and penance for the world. The chapel will be open to ) Hawes Food Store i Have Your Doctor Phone to 8:45 Thursday, April 3. The the public from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Holy Thursday, Us Your Prescription Carmel of the Holy Spirit at Gallup and Poplar ■ Booker Hawn — Gayli Htwis % Office of the Blessed Sacrament April 10. The tabernacle of reposition was donated 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 streets, Littleton, on Holy Thursday. The Carmelite 1 A Bi-Low Store J will be recited and Benediction by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seep. Ai Loniilsna and Sontb Clayton will close the hour. 1 Quality M eats- \ A wreath of posies around a straw Washington Park Mkt. Confessions for the first Friday, mesh crown makes this the prettiest, ) Groceries f April 4, will be heard Thursday Sacred Heart PTA Plans Bake Sale Apr. 6 % Frasb & Frozen Fruits 1 Red & White Food Store afternoon from 4:30 to 6:30, and most becoming shell of the new season. # and Vegatablei C in the evening from 7:30 to 9. ^Sacred Haart Parish, Denver) their hour of adoration before thelthony’s hospital, is recovering. Flowers are adorned with rhinestone- BILL HUGHES, Prop. Sunday morning, April 6, a \ Louisiana and Clayton 1 Masses Friday will be said at the Blessed Sacrament in Holy Ghost Communion Sunday for the usual hours o f 6:45 and 8:30, bake sale will be sponsored by the church Friday morning, April 4, boys’ and girls’ school sodalities edged velvet drops. In all luscious NONE Complete Food Service with distribution o f Holy Com­ PTA. Home-baked goods will be from 4 to 5 o’clock will be held April 6 in the 9 o’clock Spring colors, including white, pink, j sp. yiz jr. j 59R South Gilpin sold after all the Masses, in the munion before the 6:45 Mass for Mrs. Carmel Baca, ill in St. A n -' Mass. red, coffee, lilac. Just one of our excit­ ^ t ’i Saiart to Bo Thrifty” those unable to stay for Mass. sodality hall. Donations o f home- HIGHER Members of the Nocturnal baked pies, cakes, rolls, or money ing new Spring collection of sailors, Adoration society o f Christ the will be greatly appreciated. The shells, profiles, pillboxes, etc. The firms listed here de­ two cakes that will be on display Presentation Guild Plans PLUMBING King parish will keep the watch serve to be rem em bered in Holy Ghost church Thursday were baked and donated by Mrs. BRICKEY & MOLLOT Josephine Costello and Mrs. Fran­ when you are distributing evening, April 3, from 9 to 10 Frank Mollot Owner o’clock. ces Gillespie. your patronage in the dif­ Shop. SP. 2309 Ru., SP. 1121 At the past sodality meeting, the Festival Slogan Contest Leslie Calkins was baptized by Remodeling, Repairing cakes baked and donated by Mrs. TEEN AGE HATS ferent lines of business. the Rev. Kenneth Funk March 29. (Preientation Parish, .Denver) or Now Work Julia Gerspach and Ann Borquez and tea.' A large group will be FHA Finandnt S65 8. Pearl Gerard Smith was his sponsor. were received by Mrs. Garmen Holy Week services will be as needed. Adorable new creations... IT # Baptized by Father Scannell Beall and Mrs.' Marie Larcher. follows: Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.. The Needlework club is meeting the cutest styles you’ll ever ■ March 30 were Kathleen Virginia, To Cleon Church in the home o f Mrs. Ross New- Rosary, sermon. Benediction, and see. Variety of colors and shapes—aU^ infant daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. The women who will take care com, 845'King, Thursday, April 3, Confessions after services; William E. Matson o f Greeley, o f the altars in the month o f April at 10:30 a.m. kind to your budget. nONNIE RRAE with Raymond C. Hilbert and Miss are Mmes. Siria P. Jiron and Mary Holy Thursday, Holy Commun­ The second collection at the Lee Matson as sponsors; Fred, son E. Padilla. Those who will clean ion distributed at 6:30; High Mass Masses Sunday will be for Easter of Mr. and Mrs. Kerwin J. B e ^ flowers and decorations for Holy ■ B D the church Wednesday, April 9, for and procession at 8:30; Holy Hour Shopping Tenter ram, with Everett Smith and Easter are Mmes. Bertina Sanchez, Thursday and Easter Sunday. at 7 :30 p.m., and Confessions after Emily Zarrow as sponsors; and Dolores Quintana, Emma San­ The Junior Altar and Roiary P A R I S H A T S Alfred McKay, son o f Mr. and chez, Ben Olguin, Della Gallegos, services; lociety, the Needlework club, Bonnie Brae CONOCO PRODUCTS Mrs. Albert McKay Ellerby o f Sara Vigil, Molly Vigil, Mary Mar­ Gqod Friday, Mass o f the Pre­ and the Altar and Roiary circlet • 1520 CALIFORNIA ST. 935 Hudson, with Mr. and Mrs. tinez,' and Mary Dominguez. sanctified at 9; Stations of the will contribute $550 to the Eait- “Acroii from Denver Dry Goodi Co. on California St.’’ BABDWABE Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteriea Thomas B. Eakins as sponsors. Seek Flower DonaHoni Cross and veneration of the cross er collection. Recharged, Tire Voleanizing Alfred Is a leap year boy, having The women who will collect for at 7:30 p.m.; and Confessions after Mrs. Helen Brunner and Mrs KOMAC COLORIZER PAINTS been born Feb. 29. William Buchholz will have charge Hoosowaria • Ton . Sport Goods BONNIE BHAE the flowers to decorate the reposi­ services; Mass on Holy Thursday, April tory on Holy Thursday and Easter Holy Saturday, blessing of the o f the sanctuary in the month of April. Wi Gin Grain Stamps CONOCO SEHVICE 10, will be said at 8:30, followed Sunday are: 6:30 Mass— Mmes. new fire, Easter candle, and bap­ Masses on first Friday will be CATHEDRAL PARISH lU i E. Exposition 8P. IStt 724 So. University PE. 9909 by a procession of the school chil­ Molly Vigil and Caroline Esquibel; tismal font at 7 a.m.; High Mass at 6:30 and 8:15. Confessions will dren and reposition of the Blessed 7:30 Mass— Lucy Alire, Emma at 8; Confessions from 2 to These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage Sacrament. For those unable to Marquez, Cecilia Frilot, and Mary 5 p.m. and 7 p.ni. until all are be heard Thursday from 3:30 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Preisser's Red, & White Bonnie Brae attend this Mass, Holy Communion Martinez; 9 o’clock Mass— Mrs. heard. Masses on Easter Sunday Preceding the regular direc will be distributed at 6:4^ Ben Olguin, Tonita Roybal, Ber­ will be a High Mass at 6 o’clock ISo Down Payment D r u ^ C o . tina Sanchez, and Delia Jarger; tor’s meeting o f the Credit unioi^ Miss Nancy McCabe, who is a followed by Masses at 8, 9:30, ^ UoUw OvtrhanJInc DOYLE’S Grocery ond Market Alfrad C. Andsrssn. Owntr-Uanacn 10:30 Mass— Martha Kilker, Erne- Friday, April 4, at 8 p.m. there A F«ndtr Rtpaln student at St Mary’s of Notre 10:30, and 12 o’clock. Novena serv­ Hate your Doctor phone us line Salaz, Mary Dominguez, and will be a short open meeting to Ttilored Seat CoTcra PHARMACY VANCT HEATS, VEGETABLES. AND Dame, South Bend, Ind., will ar­ ices and Benediction at 5 p.m. Motor Tnna-ap your Prescriptions Patricia De Baca; and 12 o’clock vote on some important issues. All QUAUTT GROCERIES rive in Denver April 10 to spend The Presentation guild percent­ Ujed Cart ' Thi Pirtlcalir Dmarlit Beers, Wines, Etc. Mass—Ann Borquez, Lucy Ro- members having one share are en­ Free Delivery SPmee 4447 the Easter holidays with her par­ age _ games party will be held darte, Jennie Thomas, and Inez titled to vote and it is hoped a Cathedral Motors 17th AVE. AND GRANT S8S1 B. Ohio Ava.

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Because the second Tuesday of cause the new meeting place, Loy­ April, the regular meeting date of ola hall, will be available this BAKERIES month only on the third and fifth New Books Obtained for Rental Library the Catholic Paramount Social Tuesdays, the meeting dates have *‘The Finest Only*' club, falls in Holy Week, and be- (Catholic Informatiop and Library I Tuesdays or Sundays as those days Howard Larson, husband of been changed. Society, Denver) are taken care of. Mary Baker, Mabel Larson, 1560 Tamarac, is 87 So. Broadway Meeting Planned Mrs. Howard Sleeper, chairman Mary Margaret Hermsen, and critically ill in a local hospital. 7.53 So. University In Loyola Hall of volunteer librarians, purchased Rose Starr will work Sundays; anti Minerva Maiers will be hosted the following books for the so­ Mary Musser and Mrs. J. C. Eisen­ for the April meeting of the St. 1350 Colorado Blvd. FRYS and The Paramount club will meet ciety’s rental library at Clkrke’s, man, Tuesdays. Mrs. Joan Nash, Thomas Aquinas circle. Tuesday, April 15, and Tuesday, 1633 Tremont street; Quo Vadis, 1422 Chester street, Aurora is the April 29, instead of the regular Our Lady of Fatima, Satan, Cana latest volunteer for thq library. second and fourth Tuesdays. The Is Forever, One and Holy, Many Donations received include a FRESH EGGS meeting will not be held in the Are One, Tntths Men Live By, desk for the library from the Den­ Catholic Charities annex, as here­ Teen, and Sweet Cork of Thee. The ver deanery. Delivery every Friday tofore, for that building has been charge for books at the library is Edna Hartman, librarian, re-i taken over for USO activities, but five cents per day or 25 cents per ports that the following new books it will be held in Loyola hall, 2301 week. have been added to the library; York street. The rental library is open every The Greatest Calling, edited by day except Sunday from 11 a.m. to WM. HENRY Full Program Rawley Myers; Adventures in Two 3:30 p.m. and is staffed entirely by Worlds by Dr. A. J. Cronin; The Located at J. K. Mullen Home Scheduled volunteer librarians. Dora Cava­ Autobiography of a Hunted Priest, for Boyi At the meeting April 15, so­ naugh is in charge 'of securing The Spanish Gardener by A. J. • Domestic & Imported Cheeses workers for Monday; Loretto cial activities, cards, and dancing Cronin, and Lace Curtain by Ber­ • Wolferman’s Salad Dressings, Olives, Pickles, Canned Loughran, Tuesdays; Theresa lin. Fruits & Vegetables FORT LOGAN will follow a brief business meet- Hamilton, Wednesdays; Mae Ber- James Davison, membership j ing, says Mrs. Lily Robinson, pres­ tagnolli, Thursdays; Katherine chairman, secured six new mem­ • Fancy Assorted Nuts a Ming Tea ident. For further information, Harsch, Fridays; and Eulalia bers for the library in the past Call or A PRE-LENTEN MARRIAGE united Gordon Bender Baroch, Saturdays. • Imported & Domestic Jams, Jellies, Marmalades SU. 1-0774 members and prospective members week, all members of a class he is Mrs. Marguerite Billington, are urged to call Mrs. Robinson, Wilkinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Wilkinson, 1930 taking at Regis college night • English and Swiss Candies LiUleton 1022 J Teller street, and Miss Mary Alice Junk, daughter of Mrs. Anna Lafayette, secured the following school. CH. 1055,- or "Mrs. Kearney, MA. books from the Catholic Informa­ • Frozen Foods • Duncan Hines Ice Cream 9129, after 5 p.m. Junk of 1565 Milwaukee street, in St. Philomena’s church, Denver. Many of the library members Edward Junk and Miss Margaret Junk were best man and maid of tion and Library society to be used are faithful in attending the lunch­ honor in the ceremony Feb. 17. The couple are living in Billings, Mont. by the Junior Newman club at eon and Holy Hour sponsored by •Why Cook? Why Eat Out? Loveland under the direction df Our Lady of Fatima Luncheon Father John Stein: Golden Rose, club. Mem'bers attending Saturday Antonelli's Finer Foods FRENCH FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP The Cardinal, His Passion Forever, included: Lucille Stevens, Lorretta Nurses' Chapter Planning Three Ways Home, Apostle of Sullivan, Jeannette Ryan, Gertrude 3523 East Colfax FR. 8881 Choice of Potato or Fruit Jello Salad and Hot RolU. One Charity, Freedom Under God, Graef, Frances Talbot, Mary ' order plenty for three. Delivered Hot at your door. Three Minutes a Day, Bishop Chal- Baker, Marquerite Billington, ALSO DELICIOUS FRIED CHICKEN Games Party on April 18 loner. This Bread, and Thomas Doretta Church, Mary Musser. The (With above extras) Closed Mondays More. sterling silver rosarv which was (Archdioceian Council of ish. Mrs. Twinning is the former Quicit delivery service or you may pick up your order. Because of the increased circula­ given by the club Saturday was Catholic Nuriei, Denver Chapter) Margaret Hynes of St. Joseph’s tion of books at the Catholic won by Honora Sladiz, 315 S. The ways and means committee training school for nurses. library, 625 19th street, the society Raritan. met in the home of Margaret Marguerite Billington, Lafay­ is scheduling volunteer librarians As the Our Lady of Fatima Brown April 1 to complete plans ette, has been ill for the past 10 to assist Edna Hartman, librarian. Luncheon club has its monthly for the games party to be held days with influenza. Mary Baker assisted Sunday, Holy Hour at Holy Ghost church April 18. Nurses attending the Our Lady March 30. Mrs. J. C. Eisenman is the Catholic Information and Mother Mary Beatrice, Sister 1010 S. Gaylord Herman Wachter, Prop. SPruee 4469 of Fatima club luncheon and par­ scheduled for each Tuesday from Libraity society changed the hours Mary Alice, Sistdr Mary Alberta, ticipating in the Holy Hour which 3 to 6 p.m.; Jeannette Ryan for* from 12-5 Saturdays so the club, and Sister Mary Clare of Omaha, followed on March 29 were. Ger­ Saurday, April 5; and Mary Mar members might avail themselves of Neb. attended the funeral of trude Graef, Marguerite Billing­ garet Hermsen, Sundy, April 6. the advantages of the library. Mother Austin on March 31 in the ton, Mrs. Henry Smith, and Mrs. T-ibrary hour* are Monday and Mrs. L. Sorrels, volunteer Mercy hospital chapel. Earl Baker. Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Saturday from 12 to 5 p.m.; librarian, has been ill with the flu. Miss Shirley Maret of Casper, Tueiday, Thuriday, and Friday Smith are members of executive St. Thoms. Aquins.’ Circle Wyo., a member of the class of ’44, committee of the group. from 3 to 8 p.m. and Sunday is now on the nursing staff at from 11 to 1:3 0 p.m. The library Mrs. Marguerite Billington, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Brech- Mary Baker and Dora Cavanaugh Mercy. mann, Jr., 3401 Nielson lane, doled every Wedneiday. Here’s just the dessert a Mrs. Josephine Bradley, a grad­ Individuals interested in volun­ attended the meeting of the announced the birth of their second library and literature committee uate of Mercy hospital. Cedar teering their services to the library smart 'hostess would girl, Stephanie Ann, -on Mar:h of the Denver deanery April 2. Rapids, la. is on the OB nursing 19. The infant will be baptized may telephone| Edna Hartman, Mrs. Everett Billington, Lafay­ choose for Easter Sunday. staff at Mercy. Miss Laura Taylor, Sunday, April 6, in St. Louis’ par­ librarian, during the library hours, The Beer That ette, has been ill with the flu for student health director, is able to ish, Englewood. Mrs. Brechmann KE. 4511. Typists are'especially ten days. Miss Theresa Kiely was Why go to all the trouble Made Milwaukee Famous resume her duties after a recent is a graduate of the Bryn Mawr needed but is not a requisite for a volunteer librarian. At the present discharged from St. Joseph’s hos­ hospitalization. Miss Katherine training school for nurses in of preparing a dessert time volunteers are not needed for pital Sunday, March 30 MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. Shay is on a leave of absence from Pennsylvania. the surgical department. Miss Theresa Kiely was dis­ when this delicious ice ;Rob«rt M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; Bishop Sullivan to Conduct Exercises Lt. Clara Buehler, NNC, re­ charged from 'St. Joseph’s hospital cream is ready for you to turned frogi Omaha where she vis­ March 30. ited her father, who recently un­ K,ay Smith Flynn, registered St. Thomas' University Club serve. Easter bunny cen­ derwent surgery. nurse anaesthetist, a graduate of Adelaide Chastan, ita ff nurse of St. Joseph’s hospital, Denver, will ters in gay Easter colors. local hospital, moved to 1480 make her home in Fort Collins Day of Recollection April 6 Serving seven for only •HEARTY High street. while her husband attend? college Virginia Robinson, a staff nurse there. Mrs. Flynn will give anaes­ The Most Rev. Bernard J. Sulli- night falls in Holy Week, the next 55c. Shel-Roni Tuna Casserole at a local hospital, is on the sick thetics at the county hospital in n, S.J., will conduct the St. business meeting of the club will list. Fort Colling. Thomas University club’s annual be held on Wednesday, April 16. 8 oonett Amtricon Boouty A ' potluck supper was enjoyed Mrs. Marquerite Billington, who ay of recollection Sunday, April Further announcements concern­ Shtl-ftenl by St. Joseph’s alumnae April 1 represents the ACCN Denver chap­ , at Regis college. The recollec­ ing the meeting will be made A cash prize will be given to the ter on the library and literature tion, which is held each year on later. 1 tm dl con hma, flaked nurse who sells the most tickets committee o f the Denver deanery Palm Sunday, will begin with Mass Nearly 800 people attended WHEATRIDGE for the games party before-April attended the meeting of the latter 1 cup white sauce .at 8:30 and end with Benediction the ahowing of "M on.ieur Vin- 15. Any member who wishes to do­ group April 2. Mrs. Dora Cav­ at 3:30. Breakfast and luncheon dent” ipon.orod by tho club leit nate a prize for the games party 2 tbs. chopped pimiente anaugh, St. Joseph’s alumna, also are included in the fee, which is Sunday night in Phipp. audi­ is asked to contact Viola Watson was present at the meeting. $1.50. torium. Thank, art axtended to tsp. celery soH at AC. 7320. F A R M D A IR Y Anyone desiring to make the Bob Ca.Ier, who wa. chairman At a meeting of the Perpetual Buttered crumbs day of recollection with Univer­ for the event, and to the many Halp guild held in the rectory sity club members is urged to call club member, who made the of Mother of God church March Two New Members Barney O’Kane, BE. 3-4581; or project a financial .ucceii by Pride of the West Cook Shel-Roni in boiling salted 21, the election of officer, wa. Mrs. Catherine Roche,. SH. 2832 .elling a great many ticket!. water until tender. Drain. Mix held. Mri. Dorii Danahey was ARV. 220 with flaked tuna, white sauce, Are Welcomed to by Thursday, April 3, for reser­ electeil prefect, Mrs. Virginia vations. Those who do not have 8000 W. 44th Ave. Phones; Gil. 1719 pimiento and celery lalt. Place Glann and M r.. Blanche Haye. in greased casserole and top were elected assistant prefects. Kappa Gamma Pi with buttered crumbs. Bake at Mrs. " ally Morrissey, retiring: Archbishop's. Guild 350* for 20*25 minutes. For va­ riety, a can of condensed cream prefect, and Mrs. £ileen Con­ CArchbishop** Guilds Denwer) o f mushroom soup may be used nors, assistant prefect, are At the potluck supper held re- Chapter W ill Hold in place of white sauce, or left­ thanked for the .plendid job cently in the home oi Mrs. Helen over peas may be added to they have done. McCoy, two new members were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Twinning white sauce. received into St. Michael’s circle, Meeting on Apr. 8 have moved into their new home at They are Mrs. Ruth Jeffries and 3600 Krameria, St. James’ par­ m i L L E R S Mrs. Marie Wunsch. Mr. and Mrs. The Denver chapter of Kappa Joe Minogue spent their spring Gamma Pi, national honor and activities society of Catholic SUPER mnRKETS Tills r t ip m Inbs vacation in Colorado Springs. women’s colleges, will meet April bean fesfed In St. Patrick’. Circle the Hen»emolclio9 Lenten Dishes Mrs. Theresa Wieck has com 8 in the homt of Mrs. John J. Prices for Monday, Tueiday and Wednaiday Oaportmant, Dunn, 776 Grape street. The dis­ Wa Reierva the Right to Limit Quantitiai Imily Griffith At Reasonable Pricai pletely recovered from her long Opportunity cussion of Mary, Mediatrix of All None Sold to Dealers illness. Graces, will be continued. S«hoof. Delicious Our Lady of Fatima Circle Miss Agnes Carey will be host­ A report is to be given by Mrs. Home-Made Pies ess to circle members Sunday eve­ Eugene Blish, chairman of the re­ ning, April 6. search committee, on the subject Fresh! Oregon St. Andrew*. Circle of “ leadership” being done by the (American 5®auty HUMMEL'S Mrs. Betty O’Donnell was to en­ KGP chapter. DeiiTcr'i Lcadinc Catereri tertain circle members in her home Mrs. W. F. Kelty will be the and Dclicataaien April 3. Kappa Gamma Pi representative ROSE BUSHES MACARONI PRODUCTS 311 £. Seventh Ave. KE. 1986^ Holy Family Circle at the next deanery meeting of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Open Sundara and Wtekdayi Till 7:80 Mrs. Catherine Proctor enter­ Women. CLOSED MONDAYS tained the members of the circle Bishop Bernard Sullivan, S.J. at the recent Guild Fashion .show. Miss Jane Cuthbertson is en­ St. Joteph’. Circle rides or can share a ride are asked rolled in the current training The date of the circle meeting to meet in the K. of C. home at course sponsored by the Great has been changed from April 9 to 8 a.m. I Books Foundation. Wednesday, April 16. Mrs. Paul­ ^Silence will be observed c 3 2 . 1 0 ine Wolford will be the hostess. throughout the day. Mrs. Cath­ • St. Tere.a’t Circle erine Roche is chairman for the Child Development Talk All activities of the circle have event, and her committee is com 73 been postponed until after Easter. posed of John Landrum, Tom By Columbia Graduate 2-Yr, Field Grown— Everblooming— Ford, and Mrs. Mary Lee Ross- St. France. Cabrini’i Circle bach. Mrs. Alice O’Sullivan of Blessed Hardiest for Colorado's Cool Climate Mrs. Mary Johnson will extend Because the regular meeting the hospitality of her home to Sacrament parish, Denver, will circle members on Tuesday eve­ talk on “ Mental Development of A Whole Carload Just Arrived At Miller’s! ning, April 8. To Become Bride the Child” before members of the Blei.ed Martin’s Circle Child Study group of the Ameri­ Mrs. Mary Cronin entertained can Association of University There’ll be compliments galore for the hostess who members of the circle in her home Women, meeting in the home of Here's Miller's Annuol Rose Classic! on Wednesday evening, April 2. Mrs. Loran A. Johnson, 445 High The Rose Bush Sale that stands out for quality . . . street, at 9:30 a.m. Thursday, crowns her Easter dinner with one of the party Mrs. Marie Dinan is at home re­ the sale in a class by itself! Here they are, the self­ covering from a serious illness. April 10. Mrs. O’Sullivan, a grad­ uate of St. Joseph’s high school, same Oregon quality beauties that were the GLAM­ Sancta Maria Circle received her A. B. degree from OUR STARS OF LAST SUMMER’S ROSE GAR­ pretty desserts featured in the April Family Circle magazine. The Miss Louise Richerson was Columbia university and her M. A. hostess to circle members in her DENS IN DENVER! Plant the Rose Bushes folks from D. U. She has completed high and handsmne Black-Eyed Susan Cake begins with a packaged apartment on Friday evening, rave about and envy! March 28. eighteen months’ work toward her doctorate at Columbia. At present mix—what could be easier? Strawberry Chiffon Pie and Spring Am­ she is school psychologist with the Jubilee Dinner Planned junior and senior high schools of brosia make their bows to Spring’s first luscious fruits, and those Denver. Wide Selection of Favorite Varieties— l By Navy Mothers' Club most wanted colors in glorious profusion , . . REDS, eye-catching Rainbow Meringues can be made way ahead and popped The eighth anniversary of the PINKS, YELLOWS, WHITE, ORANGE AND BI­ Rocky Mountain Navy Mothers’ INTERMOUNTAIN COLORS. together at the last minute. With such delectable desserts it will be club 462 will be observed with a dinner at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 9, at 1772 Grant street, Den­ ELEVATOR CO. difficult to choose the one to dazzle your guests on Easter Day. ver. Mrs. Ethel Milner and Mrs "Prize Brand Rose Bushes Are Individually Pocked' Bessie Herrington will be in Denver — Longmont Safeway stores are well-stocked with all the items needed for your charge. Mrs. Florence McKenzie, commander, will preside at a busi­ Hudson — Yuma ness meeting following the dinner. Colo. —and packed to keep them in healthy, strong con­ holiday baking. Why not plan for the festive event now, and do Plans will be discussed for an ex­ Mr. and Mrs. John Eug^ne tensive welfare program. Dowd of 1919 Park avenue Atlanta, Nebr. dition until you plant them in your garden. Attrac­ your shopping where all prices are LOW and QUALITY is always Denver, announce the engage tive box-container has full color picture of variety ment of their only daughter. Bar with complete instructions for planting and care. guaranteed. mCUU5TS M MftTY MSTVO bars Anne, to Gilbert Stuart Jor Fort Morgan Mills MARY ANNE dan, Jr., of Cape Elizabeth, Me, Roots are protected in moss wrapped in waxed Miss Dowd is a graduate of Ca ' Inc. paper. P.S. Your April Family Circle is now on sale at Safeway. mms thedral high school and attended the University of Denver. Her Fort Morgan and Hillroit, Colo. All Butter grandparents are the late Mr. and CAKES Mrs. Willjam McGrail and the latqi Manufacturers and Distributors for Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dowd of COMPARE QUALITY! Miller’s offer you the best! Weddiiifi Denver. Her fiance is the son of ond Golden Sunshine Flour Every bush is a 2-year Field Grown Oregon Rose .. . PartiM Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Stuart Jor­ dan, Sr., of Cape Elizabeth, Me. 881 8. Broadwar^PB. 8828 Challenger Fortified hardiest in the U.S.A. and the type that grows best in 1824 S. Gaylord 25 Broadway He is a graduate of Cape Eliza­ WAV PEarl 7815 SPrnea 7413 beth high school and the University Feeds Colorado’s cool climate! 85 W. Girard Enfl’w'd SU. M988 of Maine. They are planning an wpasapa early spring wading. nn^flp0l> i#*ii

Thursday, April 3, 1952 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 RAGE SEVEN At Sodality Communion Breakfast Annual Novena A Gorgeous Chez Marie lo Be Held in Lace Creation

Littleton Church Formal bridal gowns Littleton.— (St. Mary’s Parish) from $39.95 up — The members of the Altar and Finer Services Rosary society will receive Holy Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass . . . and everything on Palm Sunday, April 6. They will from waist For Catholic Families meet in the school hall 'Thursday 1 nipping inner afternoon, April 3, with Mmes. T. J. Hrdlicka and E. A. Opsahl as garments to This firm has served the hostesses. All women of the parish street wear . . . are invited to join the Altar and and into the . Rosary society in these two needs of Catholic families monthly events. cocktail hour /Yr , Tha annual lolemn novana ^ to evening since 1890. Our chapel, with to Our Bleoiod Mother under PRINCIPALS AT THE Communion garet Sziich, Sister Elizabeth of the Dominican her titU of Our Lady of the its lovely murals provides breakfast sponsored by the Archdiocesan Sisters of the Sick Poor, who was the speaker; the Miraculoui Modal will bogin on Very Rev. J. G. Forquer, O.P., pastor of S t Parish Sodality union at St. Dominic’s church on Sunday, April 20, and clota on Dominic’s; Sister Albert, and Mary Farrell. altogether suitable sur­ March 16 are shown above. Left to ri^ht are Mar­ Monday, April 28. All pariik- ioners are aiked to keep tkasa roundings for Catholic »ine days for attendance with CPTL Meeting 'Most Successful' Ever their families at the solemn no- funerals. vena services. (Catholic Parent-Teacher League, ence held on March 20 the largest and child health, and Dr. Mildred Mr. and Mrs. ArUiur DuFour DenTer) attended and most successful one E. Doster, assistant director of are the parents of a girl born in to date. The united efforts of all the health service department of Denver on March 24. She is their Joint statements of thanks are third child and first daughter. Mr. extended by the Rev. Edward Ley­ were necessary for this yearly the Denver public schools. event. Special thanks are given Also present will be Parnell Mc­ DuFour is grand knight of St. den, league moderator, and Mrs. Mary’s council of the Knights of James Foley, CPTL president, to the Register for coverage on the Laughlin, Denver area supervisor conference. Cohimbus. Compare Our Insurance Plon The meeting date of the health On March 30 three infants were baptized by the Rev. Frederick With Any Other Offered committee has been changed from Thursday, April 10, to Wednesday, McCallin in St. Mary’s church. April 9, at 10 a.m. in the Catho­ They are James John Cordova, in­ 515 Sixteenth Street (Next to the Paramount) lic Charities annex, 1660 Grant fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. street, because of Holy Thursday. Cordova, with Edward Duran and 4 “ Trends in School Health’’ will be Helen Montoya as sponsors; Ray­ discussed by Dr. ..uth Raatama, mond Glen Olson, infant sop of DR. JAMES P. director of the division of maternal Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. (Jlson, with Edmund A. Ospahl and GRAY Gloria Cecchin as sponsors; and Regis Guild Schedules Michael Willey, infant son o f Mr. - Optometrist and Mrs. Thomas Willey, with Horan & Son Chapels VISUAL c a r e Final Pre-Bazaar Meet Thomas Willey, Sr., and Anne KEystone 6297 KEystone 6298 Theisen as sponsors. EYES EXAMINED The Regis guild will meet Sun­ Joe McAllister is home on leave VISUAL TRAINING 1527 Oevolend Piece day, April 6, at 3 o’clock in the '>tu- from the Naval Training center Optometrist dent library. This is the last meet­ at San Diego, Calif. He -is the ing before the annual Regis bazaar, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Evan 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. S t May 1, 2, and 3. It is important McAllister, who reside on South Phone for Appointment that each member be present on Santa Fe drive. Sunday. The “ Gift Shoppe,’’ TA. 8883 headed by Mrs. W. J. McMenamy, The Parant-Taachor Uague of ways and means chairman, asks St._ Mary’* school is compUting RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. members not to forget a gift or a plans to sponsor its socond bono- donation for her booth. For many fit games party. Tho dato has - ■■■■— -V. GENERAL TIRES Rer. Edward A. Leyden years, her “ Gift Shoppe” booth Mrs. James Foley bean set for Friday avoning, has been outstanding. Articles April 18, and the place will General Batteries all league officers and chairman, from foreign lands have been on of the division of rehabilitation of again be the school hall. parish PTA presidents, and PTA display. Returns on books for the the state board for vocational edu­ April 4 is the first Friday of KRAFT RECAPPING members who worked so hard to fur piece may be turned in at this ctio n . All interested people are in the month and Masses will be of­ make the annual all-day confer meeting if possible v it^ to attend this meeting. fered at 7 and 7 :45 o’clock. April GENERAL, 5 is the first Saturday of the Kraft Inspected Women Make Preparations month, and devotions to Our Lady SQUEEGEE See City K. of C. of Fatima for world peace and the Used Tires conversion o f Russia will be dur­ C. D. of A. Plan Benefit ing the 7 o’clock Mass. Confessioni G.T.A.C Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA.6604 Plan Degree Rites will be heard each day before Mass. April 26 in K. of C. Hall The Knights of Columbus coun­ The adult choir is- holding A meeting was held April 1 in Catholic Daughters’ camp in Ned­ cil 539, Denver, is making plans practices for the Easter music on the home of the cochairman, Mrs. erland. for an exemplification of the sec­ Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Charles H. Cory, to make favors Mrs. Schmidt has chosen the fol­ ond and third degrees April 20 evenings after services and on RALPH RINNE.. for the Catholic Daughters’ benefit lowing as her committee; Mmes. at 2 p.m. After the initiation a Sunday mornings after the 10 dance and card party to be held Jack Anderson, George J. Connors, dance will be held. A large class o’clock Mass, and all members are M O W I^ E D Vice-president and oldest member in April 26 in the Knights of Colum­ Amelia Desmond, Henry A. Fallico, received admittance to the first asked to be present. The Solemn poii)t o f service at Silver State Savings bus hall, 1575 Grant street. Tickets, Melvin E, Faes, Carl Z. Hodge, degree at the meeting April 1. Mass on Easter Sunday morning and at $1 per person, which entitle Albert A. Larche, Robert D. Mil­ The K. of C. minstrel show is will be offered at 6 o’clock. member o f St. James Parish the holder to dance, play cards, or ner, William V. McFarland, scheduled for April 29 as a ladies’ invites his many friends to come both, may be purchased from the Roland G. McGillivray, Fred G. night feature. Under the direction Cloii of Instructions in and see him for grand regent, Mrs. John M. o f Jim Kopp, a cast including Val New Being Held Rohan, EA. 9170; the chairman, Jones, Mike Carroll, Joe McSnane, HOME LOANS Mrs. Carl R. Schmidt, PE. 7142; Joe (i’Neil, Gene Telegman, and The class o f instruction for HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS the cochairman, Mrs. Charles H. Joe Stein will perform. Jack Catholics and non-Catholics is con­ Cory, FL. 6460; any member of Denny will be interlocutor. ducted by Father McCdllin ip SL SAVINGS, ACCOUNTS Mary’s school each Thursday eve­ FREE PARKING ACROSS THE STREET the committee, or at the door the A committee headed by Ray night of the dance. Slattery is making initial plans for ning from 8 until 9 o’clock. Pa­ The dance featuring Bemie the annual Silver Dollar days, rishioners are invited to bring their Doorbas’ orchestra promises to charity carnival, held every spring relatives and friends who may be SILVER STATE SAVINGS be one of the spring’s gayest by the council. interested in learning about the AND LOAN ASSOCIATION events, with favors for both men The women’s card party has faith, as well as for their own bene- and women; also special and table been postponed until April 16 at fit in hearing the discussions and prizes, and a floor show featuring 8 p.m. ^ women’s bowling team explanations of the doctrines of the Church. outstanding talent. Proceeds from made up of members’ wives is The new headline for Spring. . ^ ■SrAUNCH AS IMt ROCKIES' the party will go for repairs at being organized by Mrs. Dee Approximately 40 members of 1 6 3 6 WELTON STRIET-TAiOR S274 Camp Mount Rita, the Junior Carr. the Junior Newman club received in luscious straw, with A benefit dance for the Junior Communion in a group March 30, C. D. of A. camp at Nederland and attended the breakfast in the back trim of double roses and velvet Gl Home Loans Roach will be held in the K. of C. hall school hall immediately after April 26 at 8 p.m. ^ Mass. Guests o f honor were Fa­ J bow streamer. Black, navy, red, $3,614,000,000 in '51 ther McCallin, spiritual director, and Detective Richard Brown, who white and other new shades. Come in GI loans for homes reached April 8 Will Be Date is assigned to the Juvenile Bureau their highest point last year— of the Denver Police department, ,8nd see our new Spring collection of sailors, shelU», $3,614,000,000— as compared with For Aid Society Meet and who spoke to the group on his $192,000,000 in 1944, when the experiences in juvenile work. The profiles, pillboxes, etc. program was beg^n by the Veter­ The Good Shepherd Aid society Mri. Ckarlei H. Cory breakfast was prepared and served ans’ Administration. The GI home will meet in the Catholic Charities by the mei^bers of Our Lady of loans were made by private lend­ McLean, Clyde McCall, Joseph F. annex at 17th and Grant street, the Miraculou* praesidium of tho S I B Y L H A T S ers. Eligible World war II veterans McCullough, James A. McDonald, Denver, Tuesday, April 8, at 1 p.m. Legion of Mary. I and unremarried widows o f men Floyd B. Swartz, and Henry A light luncheon will be served. 1622 Welton Street who served in the war and who Faussig; The guest speaker will be the Rev. died in service or as the result of Misses Anne E. Campbell, Marie William J. Monahan. Mrs. J. J. a service connected di.sability have Doolie, Helen Fisher, Rose Hatten- Flynn will preside over the busi­ Globeville Mission until July 25, 1957, to apply for dorf, Inez Jobe, Minnie Kesseler, ness meeting and plans for the GI home loans. The VA guaran­ Lee Maher, Anne O’Kane, Dorothy card party to be held in May will tees the loans of private lenders Rosenthall, Marcella Rosenthal!, be completed. Hostesses ■will be Counted Success up to 60 per cent and in some Justine Rosenthall, Theresa Rosen­ Miss Nora O’Boyle, Mrs. R. H eases makes direct loans from gov­ thall, Veronica Wood, and Geral­ Hughes, Mrs. Vincent Reynolds, (Holy Rotary Parish, Dottvar) ernment funds. dine Nevelle. and Mrs. E. P. Stewart. A successful and well-attended ELGIN-AMERICAN mission came to a close March 80 Regular $12.50 at 5 o’clock. It was given by Fa­ Family Communion Day at St Joseph'i ther John J. Angers, O.P. An important meeting of the (St. Jotepk’i Redemptoriit Parish, mg minute talk on the dire need for Pearls Denver) Rosary society. Mrs. Robert Tur­ the donation of blood, and the Holy Name society will be held in Sunday, April 6, is family Com­ ner, newly elected president of the president, Mary Ward, appointed the-school hall Monday evening, With Diamond Clasp munion day and the Very Rev. Altar and Rosary society requests Mmes. Am Romero and Yarcho and April 7, at 8 o!clock. Members are Paul Schwarz, C.SS.R., pastor, who that all the members of the soeiety Mr. and Mrs. John Berger as a requested to attend. initiated this monthly practice, is and the women of the parish, who committee who will work for this hopeful that last month’s record can possibly do so, be on hand next project. Mr. Woods’ parting re­ Palms will be blessed and dis­ of 900 will be surpas.sed. It is Monday, April 7, at 10 a.m. to mark was “ The blood you get may tributed at 10 o’clock on Sunday, quite probable that this will be the $5 clean the church. The meeting of be your own.” April 6.- D 4& Bride Shop case, as the parishioners during the society will take place on Mrs. Cazer reported on the The Children of Mary sodality the first four weeks of Lent estab­ Wednesday, April 9, at 2 p.m.' lished a notable record of 11,000 Junior-Senior breakfast for the will receive Holy Communion Sun­ Lustrous simulated Pearls of keeps you on a pretty pink cloud Father Schwarz said that the Communions. graduates, but May 25 is set ten­ day, April 6, in the 8 o’clock Mass. respository will be beautifully finest quality— with genuine At the Double Ring club Com­ tatively until the seniors vote on decorated for Holy Week. On Palm from now ’ til the day you say DO^* munion and breakfast Sunday, 66 it. On April 20 and April 27 the Diamond set Clasp. Sunday, the palms will' be blessed members out of a possible 100 w’ere PTA will sponsor a dinner-dance at 9:45 and will be distributed in attendance. New officers were program for the respective cham­ Title Insurance Pure magic, the way D & P s Sally Fisher after the Mass. On Sunday eve­ pion basketball t£ams, grade and elected: Dr. John J. Werthman, ning, Father Schwartz will deliver president; Harry Ginsberg, treas­ high school, to he prepared and can keep yuu calm and serene, yet plan ' the last in a series of sermons on is the modem method of ob­ urer; and Sue Alvarado, secretary. served by the room mothers. taining protection against any the wedding o f your dreams . . . take care the Station.^ of the Cross, and will On Monday, April 21, the PTA Sister Mary George and Sister speak on the fifth and sixth sta­ defect in the Title o f your Mary Leocadia, both high school will join with the High School tions. On Holy Thursday, Father real estate. of everything from correct invitations to teachers, are representing St. Jo­ Athletic association in sponsoring Cyril Kierdorf will deliver the • A a ''A ' seph’s at the North Central asso­ a games party to augment the . . . . And proridet the bridal finery that wiil make you the sermon at the service/^.at 7:30. ciation meeting in Chicago. respective funds. Grades 7 and - . A ' ' season’s most picturesque bride. Besides, Holy Week Services On Good Friday, Mass of the 10-1 won the attendance prize of SECURITY Presanctified will be held at noon. parents. Father Schwarz, the mod­ she will have your pattern in crystal, Plans for a thorough cleaning The solemn singing of the JPassion of the church and its decoration erator, announced the slate of new of St. John, followed by a sermon for Holy Week are being made by officers as chosen by the nominat­ china, silverware recorded in D & Ps on the first Three Words, the Way the priests and the various church ing committee. The following were Bride’s Register . . < avoiding duplica­ of the Cross, and the second ser­ elected unanimously by the assem­ mon on the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, bly; President, Mrs. Rose Gabble; tion in gifts. and Seventh Words will take place. vice president, Mrs. George Kaiser; RELIGIOUS JEWELRYHrdr,.'t«.'/3 .rr BURNS-RIPS Father Schwarz officiating. Ado­ secretary, Mrs. A. Ivarson; treas­ Bridal Budget Plan helps you in buying ration of the cross will follow. urer, Mrs. Roy Griffith; auditor. OR TEARS Services on Saturday morning will Am Komevo; and historian, Mrs. LOCKETS & CR0SSES-f.o„ '^2 '** begin about 5:30. | Wedding Apparel Eliminated by McDaniel. They will be installed French or Inweoving PTA Meeting at the May meeting. On the lighter -fnsares Markatohility - NO CHARGE FOR CREDIT 14 Hanr Strvlc*—RtuonakU Pricao side of the meeting, The Friends ! D & F Brtde’s Shop • • • second floor Another outstanding meeting of class, taught by Sister Mary HOSIERY MENDING the Parent-Teachers’ association Blanche, receiv^ thunderous ap­ took place on Tuesday. The attend­ plause for a program well done. JA c. J ltle, ance was better than at thjj March Miss Beatrice Montano and Mr. U )e A J jiA tL meeting, and the entertainment and Mrs. Ochoa, as a ):rio, rendered inweaving Co, program again proved that pro­ two popular melodies. Miss Doro­ gram chairman Rick McNicholas, thy Sedlmayer, a senior, was ac­ lU u Widi Tltl* 8«nio« Phene KE. 4409 as always, was on the job. companist for both Moups. The 304 MeClintoek Bldg. Philip Woods, representing the Red film Wings Over France was 1711 California KE 12S>1 — 1554 CeUf. . Cross blood bank, gave a five- greatly enjoyed. >9^ )I PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thurt

Recreation Evergreen.— (Christ the King + + ’ + + -f Parish)— Through the generosity Tre Ore Service at Loyola of one of the parishioners a new urn-type repository has been do­ (Loyola Parish, Denver) Breakfast vHIl be served to the nated to the church. It is valued Finds Rightful Home NOW APPEARING tt> T r A The Rev. Francis J. Parrish, children following the 8 o’clock at $205. A beautiful repository IN THE SKY ROOM I S.J., of Loyola university, Los An­ Mass on the first Friday, April 4. altar has been prepared and all is I geles, Calif., will conduct the Tre Mrs. Emil Frei will be assisted by in readiness for Holy Thursday. WILLI^ Ore services in Loyola church on the following PTA members: Friends of the parish are invited to Good Friday, April 11, from 12 Mmes. Lem I^ndis, L. Hogue, L. visit the church that day. An at­ SHORE to 3 o’clock. The adult choir, Januks, H. Januks, R. Rupp, J. tractive and unusual v^ffect has under the direction o f Miss Helen Frawley, and M. Golden. been obtained for the'" altar by IN PERSON Newmann, will sing Dubois’ The Loyola Altar sodality will Mrs. George Greer, who has also Seven Last Words.” meet in the south sacristy Tues­ That Amusing prepared many other beautiful ef­ Dancing Comedian Father Parrish entered the So­ day, April 8, at 2 o’clock. fects for the sanctuary. ciety of Jesus at Los Gatos, Calif., The members of the Altar so­ Men’. Club Elect. PLUS! HELD OVERl following completion o f his high dality are requested to' be in the Edmund H. Malley was elected ARTIE JAMES school work at Loyola high school church at 9 o’clock on Wednesday, president of the new Men’s club in Los Angeles. He has studied &t April 9, to assist in preparing the America’s Foremost at its second meeting March 25. Skating Stylist Santa Clara university, Alma col­ altars for Holy Thursday and Twelve men attended the fheeting lege, Gonzaga university, Mt. St. Easter Sunday. o f the organization, which aims to SUNDAY IN THE Michael’s,- Spokane, Wash.; St. Donotioni for Flowers bring the men o f the parish to­ Robert’s hall, Bomfret, Conn.; and SK Y R O O M l, The members of the sodality will gether for social activities and to the University of San Francisco. accept donations for flowers to be assist the parish by raisin]^ funds COCKTAIL Directs Prayer Apostolote used on the altars on Holy Thurs­ in special activities. DANCING He has taught at Loyola high day and Easter, following the Other officers are Martin Gra- 4 to 8 p.m. Plaa school in Los Angeles and has Masses on Sunday, April 6. brian, vice president; W. H. Dee, Corrent Show at 7t No Corer Choreet been spiritual director at the hl§h Richard Valley is recovering in secretary; and George B. Greer, school and dean of men at Loy­ treasurer. The following men were his home following an appendec­ Sin4ay Nom te 9 ola university. At present he is tomy in St. Joseph’s hospital. also present: Leonard Francis, THE PASTOR AND PARISHIONERS of Christ the Snore as bord Paul Young, J. J. Murphy, Robert a retreat master and is a teacher Mrs. Helen Ralston and infant King parish m Evergreen were rightfully disturbed when $2.00 daughter, Carla, o f Glenwood Kiger, Earl C. Faye, Charles H. Feehan, Clarence P. Kline, and the new bronze repository, long on order and shipped some time ago, Springs are visiting Mrs. Ralston’s Quinn P. Welsh. Other charter according to the firm from which it was purchased, failed to arrive. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. members are Joseph Matthews, The mystery was solved when it was discovered that the repository O’Brien. Harry Okeneske, and Verne Al- had been delivered to. Christ the King parish in Denver! It has now Approximately 150 Loyola Broadway Pearl pers. found its rightful home and the complete repository altar in the at school children entertained t h e Evergreen church has been completed (as shown above) and is MURPHY'S 5153 The following women thor­ Elliwortk members of St, Dominic’s Altar oughly cleaned the church in ready for Holy Thursday. Denverites are invited to visit the mountain and Rosary society April 1 with every nook and corner in prepa­ chapel on Holy Thursday and visit the Blessed Sacrament ertshrined selections from “ Fictional Fun.” UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ration for Holy Week and Easter: in this beautiful repository. The Rev. Francis Cull, S.J., of Mmes. Martin Grabrian, James Decatur, 111., who has been assist­ BERG'S Hagan, Frank Anderson, Chester Lunches ■ Dinners - Late Snacks ing at Loyola during the Lenten Hicks, and John A. Griebling. Mr. season, is retreat master for the and Mrs. John Murphy were also Ed Miller Will Address Easter Candies Open Daily until 2 a.m. Saturday 3 a.m. pupils ^of Blessed Sacrament present. The Rev. Joseph Bosch 29 Broadway PE. 1441 school. served lunch to the group at the Reservations Now For Easter Dinner The Rev. William Heavey, S.J., rectory. Englewood Parish PTA Chocolate and Colored Creom assistant pastop of Loyola, re­ Members of the choir, which has WATCH FOR NEXT WEEK'S AD turned to the fectory March 31 Eggs, Rabbits and Chicks been preparing diligently for Holy (St. Louit’ Parish, Englewood) Mrs. Joseph Bowles, with Cyril from Omaha, Neb., where he made Week and Easter, include Mmes. Edward Mack Miller o f the and Helen Reuss as sponsors, Mr. his annual retreat. Earl C. Faye, Quinn P. Welsh, A ll S ize s Register staff will address the and Mrs. Carlos Lubeck acting as Baseball Team Formed John Griebling, Robert Kiger, The Loyola baseball team PTA at the meeting Tuesday proxies; Raymond Eugene, son of Chester Hicks, Sally Camper, A1 Mr. and Mrs. James Malloy, Jr., Fancy Eattar Baskafi started baseball practice on March evening, April 8, at 8 o ’clock. The Huber, and Clarence Kline; and with|Gerald and Anita Malloy as Candy Fillad 31, with the Rev. Edward P. Mur­ meeting will be held in the the following men: Joseph Mat­ sponsors (Anita Malloy was bap­ Chanilla Cuddly JhsL <£oiuL (Room, phy, S.J., pastor, and the Rev. recreation center. The election of thews, Jack Camper, Charles Fee­ officers for the coming year will tized prior to Raymond Eugene); Rabbits (Minaatmcnt ot Either end Fraak Font) Albert Schulz, S.J., coaching the han, Ronald Welsh, and William also be held at this time. Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. team. McCormick. Mrs. George Greer is Ducks and Roostars Festive Luxurious Dining Without Extravagance. Rev. Francis Parrish, S.J. Officers and chairmen who at­ and Mrs. Anthony Marzano, with A Ping-pong tournament is in the organist. J. Robert Wathen and Gloria Ba- progress in the basement of the Seminarian, to Help tended the recent CPTL confer­ PoneroMa Finest Chinese and American Foods. of “Principles of Morality” to ence were the Rt. Rev. Monsignor varo as sponsors; Michael, Mark, non-Catholic students at Loyola new school. The sixth, seventh, and The Evergreen choir will be as­ and Tanya Elizabeth Edwards, Eggs A Beautiful Lantam Ligh^ Dining Ropin in the Veterans of Foreign Wan eighth grade pupils are participat­ sisted by a special group of stu­ Joseph P. O’Heron, Mother university. He also is the Los An­ Agnes, Mrs. William Abbey, Mrs. children of Mr. and Mrs. William Home John S. Stewart Post Ko. 1 ing in it. dents from St. Thomas’ seminary Edwards, with Leonard and Teresa geles archdiocesan director of the D. Aymami, Mrs. E. Bach, Mrs. Easter Gifts for Everyeno Apostleship of Prayer. for the High Mass on Easter Sun­ Smith as sponsors for Michael and Open 11 a.m. to Midnight— Closed Tuesday day at 10 o’clock. The following H. Braham, Mrs. C. Carlin, Mrs. Easter Cards. J. Hizer, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mc­ Mark, and Jerry Kuplack and Imo- (Open to the Public) Aids Catholic Deaf seminarians are preparing under Cabe, Mrs. L. Nachazel, Mrs. R. gene Bruce as sponsors for Tanya Father Parrish, working under Louis Weis for the Mass: Robert Elizabeth. The children’s mother Ninth Arenua at Speer Bird. KEystone 7918 Altar Society- Ottero, Mrs. W. Potter, Mrs. Wil­ Gass, Laurence Schmit, Hubert the direction of Archbishop Fran­ liam Roach, Mrs. W. Ross, Mrs. G. was baptized at the same time as Davis, Frederick O’Neill, Richard cis McIntyre of Lo^ Angeles, is Smilanic, Mrs. E. Vogt, Mrs. H. the children. Beckman, Wilson Smart, Richard PAT WALKER promoting new centers for the Worsley, ant^Mrs. N. Trujillo. Members o f the alumni chapter Villalovas, and James Connor. Catholic deaf and the hard of At St. Jam es' of Phi Kappa fraternity at the Denver’s Leading hearing. The Ephpheta society for Mark Anthony, son of Mr. and Members of the Altar society will receive Communion in the 8 Business Broker the Catholic deaf has 150 mem­ Mrs. William T. Easter, was the University of Denver were guests o’clock Mass this Sunday, April 6. AR<;ONAIIT HOTEL bers who meet monthly w'ith the first baby baptized by Father of Monsignor O’Heron at a dinner The regular meeting will be held 1433 Ogden ALpine 4634 Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Lnneheons and Dinners Jesuits, who give them instruction To Meet Apr. 4 Bosch in the parish since he be­ meeting in the rectory April 1. in the assembly room o f the rec^ FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, on Catholic doctrines in the sign came pastor. Sponsors were Carl tory Monday afternoon, April 7, DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 langua^. In the concluding meet­ (St. Jamei’ Parish, Denver) Durkin and Joan Roulier, with at 1 :30 o’c 1 0 c k. Monsignor FINAL The St. James Altar and Rosary Frank Leyden as proxy. Patricia Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms ing 'Of the year the members are O’Heron will explain the altar received into the League o f the society will meet Friday, April 4, Ann,, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. WEEK C ^ ^ ^ e ’s Harry L. Okeneske, was also bap­ decorations. Women in the parish Sacred Heart, with each one mak­ the Montclair Civic building, are invited to join with the Altar ing his Act o f Consecration in the with a luncheon at 1 p.m. The St. tized, with Mr. and Mrs. Edmund H. Malley as sponsors. society members on Wednesday, sign language. i Zita circle will serve the luncheon. April 8, in helping to. care for the Holy Week Service. COMPLETE The Loyola school pupils will The members are Mmes. L. H. sanctuary a n d the church, in Palms will be blessed and dis­ be dismissed at noon at Wednes­ Behrens, J. V. Coleman, B. J. preparation for Holy' Thursday a s ^ s s s s tributed at the 8 o’clock Ma.ss FAMILY STYLE day, April 9, and will return to Bussing, Oscar Vogel, W. H. Hin­ and Easter Sunday. Lunch will be Palm Sunday. They will also be Color by technicolor classes on Tuesday, April 15. ton, Curt Freiberger, J. T. Ran­ served t h e workers Wednesday American and Chinese . 0 0 given out at 10 o’clock. The HoHy st*™i| snrr COtNH. OSAtlTON DOIOTNY « 0 « U som, Paul Fitzgerald, Etienne noon in the assembly room o f the Dinners ...... from Perenyi, George Dodge, T. A. Mur­ Thursday services ■ will beghi at 8 rectory. o’clock with Mass and procession H H 'B'U H 'U M fi Delicious Food Carefully Packed ray, and Joseph Cecchini. to the repository altar. Good Frr The sermon on Wednesday eve­ To Take Out! K5* ^V|*.Ul The Rev. William Powers, pas­ 18TH AT AL day services including Mass of the ning of Holy Week will be deliv­ ■NOX CT tor, will explain the various cere­ Presanctified will be offered at 8 ered by Father H. L. Stansell, S.J., CALIF. DENHAM 1421 monies o f Holy Week in this meet­ of Regis college. Yew China Cafe CQSf'UUCf-9494 o’clock, and the Holy Saturday 8MMMUaTPiertK ing. The following women will services will begin at the same On Thursday of Holy Week, After-Theatre Snacks care for the sanctuary during hour. Easter water will be avail­ there will be all-day and all-night April: Mmes. Walter Bastedo, Colfax at Clarkion THURS., FRL. SAT., able following the Mass. Confes­ adoration of the Blessed Sacra­ Thomas Degan, Paul Fitzgerald, AL. 0766 CH. 9702 APR. 3, 4, 5 sions will be heard on Holy Satur. ment at the altar o f reposition. Howard Emge, and Allyn Schmidt. day after Mass, from 3 to 5 p.m. The Mass on Holy Thursday Jean Peters Louia Jourdan Baptized March 30 were Mary and 7 to 8,;30 p.m.' will be sung at 7:45 a.m. Com­ _____ Technicolor Michaele, daughter of Mr.%nd Mrs. munion will be distributed at 6:15 Raymond L. Koenig, with Frank a.m. A N N E OF THE INDIES and Dorothy Rookard as sponsors; K i r e h e n Shirley Savoy Hotel Patricia Ann, daughter of Mr. and A Euchariitie Holy Hour with Joseph Cotton Linda Darnell prayeri by the congregation will Lincoln Room Mrs. John W. CulTinan, with Stan­ Communion Day be held on Holy Thuriday ere- ley Johnson and Edith Voyer as On Colorado Springs Hiway 85 — Littleton, Colo. TWO FLAGS WEST ning at 7:45 o’clock. Booklet* HOSPITALITY HEADQUARTERS sponsors and Ann Johnson as will be provided for the Holy NOW OPEN FOR THE 1952 SEASON Six Banquet Rooms— Large and Small proxy; Robert Edward, son o f Mr. Hour. and Mrs. Robert W. Mohr, with Apiif 6 for Group Serving Dinners and Smorgasbord Outstanding Foods Tre Ore services beginning with William and Mary Moore as spon­ Daily 5 to 8 P.M. — Sundays 1 to 7 P.M. sors and Joseph and Patricia Hen­ the Mass of the.Presanctified will Information—Mrs. Long—AC. 3138 SUN., MON., TUES., be held on Good Friday from noon nessey as proxies; and Mary Lou­ Closed Monday* - Re*erration* Ara Not Nece**ary - No Liquor* APR. 6, 7, 8 At St. Catherine's to 3 p.m. ise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Law­ Infants baptized March 30 were BOMBSHELL OF rence E. Growney, with Robert (St, Catherine’. Pari.h, Denver) and Joy Hodes as sponsors. Joseph Patrick, son of Mr. and ENTERTAINMENT The members of the Altar and Missian Brings 18 Rosary society will receive Com­ Advertising Art Exhibit Fred MacMnrray Eleanor Parker munion in the 7:15 o’clock Mass The CHALET PraspecHve Canverts Supday, April 6. Members are re- Comedy A . a direct result of the par- que.sted to occupy the front pews. To Be at Art Museum Henry Graf, Prop. M ILLIO N AIRE FOR CHRISTY ith m i.iion, which doted on The Altar and Rosary society The exhibition “ Modern Art in March 30, 18 pro.pective con­ reminds the parishioners that a Make Reservations Early for vert. attended the convert clatt special collection will be taken at Advertising,” which has been as­ on March 31. all the Masses on Sunday, April 6, sembled from advertising cam­ Easter Sunday Dining All Holy Week services will be for the Easter floral decorations. ITS AN OLD paigns conducted by the Container AT THI carried out in accordance with Masses on first Friday, April corporation from 1937 through DENVER CUSTOM the ritual; Wednesday evening at 4, will be at 6, 6:45, ^nd 7:30 Call FR. 0432i 815 Colorado Boulevard 7:30, Rosary, sermon, ..nd Bene­ o’clock. The first Friday breakfast 1946, will be displayed in the Den­ Plan your FOOD... diction; Thursday,— High Mass at for the school children has been ver Art museum’s fourth floor Luncheon and 8 o’clock, followed by the proces­ discontinued for the balance of the galleries in the City hall from a school year. April 3 through May 8. As presi­ Dinner Parties sion of the Blessed Sacrament to the altar of repose; all-day idera­ Theodore Hill, Sr., of 38^4 King dent of the Container corporation, in an tion closing with Holy Hour and street and his sons Teddy and Walter Paepeke, well known in Frank drove to the Veterans’ hos­ Colorado for his interest in the DINING atmosphere of sermon on the Holy Eucharist at 8* o’clock; pital in Hines, 111., to bring home development of Aspen and its cul­ tural institutes, is chiefly responsi­ Old World Charm Good Friday— Mass of the Pre­ his son, Cpl. James Hill, for a 30- U r g e n t l y ROOM ble for this exhibit. sanctified at 8 o’clock, the unveil­ day leave. His friends are wel­ 1600 Ogden PAUL V. SHANK ing and veneration of the cross; at come to come and see him. MAin 0177 Baptized Sunday, March 30, Mrcfiifttr t f th e App.Dlt* 3 o’clock the Stations of the Cross and veneration o f the cross; at were Gail Rene, daughter of Mr. N e e d e d . . . 7:30 a sermon on the Passion and and Mrs. William Campbell, with Stations of the Cross. Louis Rollman and Elizabeth Pa- Gus Schwalh*s- lunch.oni .'Dinn.ri. Cocktolli The ceremonies of Holy Satur­ vopi as sponsors; Vallerie Lynn, Surprliingly R.oionobl. PricM day will begin at 6 o’clock, with daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard - - - that kitchen, dining room High Mass following about 7 :30 Carlson, w'ith Carl Egle and Mrs. TXEMONT at BROADWAY Robert Dougherty as sponsors; Te­ 11:30 A. M. to Midnite Confessions will be heard in the CHAT & CHEW resa Lynn, daughter of Mr. and mornings during the Masses, in the or living room furniture you Mrs. Arthur Calabra, with Mr. and evenings on Wednesday, Thursday, Mrs. Harry Sopko as sponsors; and Friday following devotions, are replacing. Restaurant and Raymond Anthony, son of Mr. You Will Enjoy a Snack at and on Holy Saturday from 3 to 6 and Mrs. George De Croce, with p.m. and from 7 :30 until all are The Popular Eating Place Mr. and Mrs. George Werkmeister Knowing you ‘have helped the Baggia's New "OYSTER" BAR heard. as sponsors. For Family Groups On Palm Sunday the palms will be blessed before the 6 o’clock less fortu n a te will be worth Luncheons — Mass and distributed after all the Comedian and Skater 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. Masses. The flower collection will Dress up in more than its “trade-in” value. be taken up at the Masses on this Starring in Sky Room I61I6 ___ Dinners — 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. Sunday. Let us send a truck for these or PTA Staff Meeting GOLLY-WOG Sunday Dinners — Dancing Comedian Willie Shore Scheduled far April 9 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. and Skating Stylist Artie James, other discarded articles you i>di| A PTA staff meeting will he currently appearing in the Sky SANDALS Phone DExter 4434 I Ml>K«ii held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Room atop the Park Lane hotel, for Easter may have. Complete Luncheon, Dinner April 9, in the home of Mrs. Yvo Denver, are offering pight club and After-Theater Service Trainer, 2330 Oneida. All room patrons a blend of showmanship. Patent, -White, J mothers are urged to attend as Shore’s impression of (hat great Multi-Color-Tangerine The number is CHerry 5503. SEA FOOD— CHICKEN— STEAKS * costumes for the May frolic will tap-master, Pat Rooney, coupled \ Sizes 8 to ^ SANDWICHES - - SALADS be discussed. Mrs. A. B. Baum with imitations of Charles Laugh­ gartner will preside. ton, Hildegarde, and Ted Lewis, $ Q . 9 8 Specialiiing in a Large Taste The following women voluu provide him with the opportunity Tempting Variety of After-Luncheon only O Wtlcom. to Denver’. rinMt teered their services in the lunch to show o ff his unusual versatil­ and After-Dinner Refreshments room during March: Mmes. Beril ity. Youthful Artie James, mas­ ST. VINCENT BE PAUL FINEST SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE IN DENVER COLBURN HOTEL Lammerman, Mantinec, McQuade ter of roller-skating techniques, (We Make Our Own Syrups and Toppings) O’Neil, Twining, Anderson, Korne amazes audiences with breath-tak­ WALUCE LUXURIOUS ROOMS man, Valentine, Kuker, Jerocz, ing feats on wheels. Held over by CAR SERVICE AVAILABLE Plenty 6f Cocktail Lounge Butler, Boston, Kohlar, Sticksel popular demand, Janies enters his SALVAGE BUREAU Perking Spec* Coffee Shop Henderson, Mistik, Mentkin, Pou fourth week at the popular night­ Shoe Store 09.e IliSt A.U. to 2:tt A.U. . . . CImmI ToMdir* der, Baumgartner, Cudmore, Art- spot. Mike DiSalle’s orchestra pro- 10th Avenua at Grant 1625 Wazee Street zer, Leydon McGregor, Breijnan 3483 Sa. Broadway Convenient Location —- 6000 E. Colfax MAin 6261 vides.-music for dancing and back­ D. B. CEBISE. H iai(.r Franklin, Newman, Griffin, Blake, ground melodies for the two shows Englewood and Levering. ' nightly. Thursday, April 3, 1952 Office, 933 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE NINE Rocks Club to Stage Play New Showroom at Wasinger Electric St. John's PTA Bonded Collection (Our Ludy of Lourdo Parish, I eral weeks and new members Anywhere in V.S.A. Denver) have been added to the choir. 1 Plans Bake Sale The Rocks of Lourdes club men The 1952 assessment drive got JOE O'NEIL & ASSO. will present the unusual in enter­ under way at Lourdes last Sunday. tainment when they stage their Envelopes were distributed at the. 1251 CherokM MA. 1472 second annual parish play on Fri­ Masses, and parishioners were On Palm Sunday LITTLE BILLS No Collections No Charge BIG BILLS day and Saturday night, April 25 asked to make their yearly assess­ and 26. Last year the play Snow ment during the months of April, (St. John’* Parish, Danvar) Drop was a great success. This May, and June. ' The PTA o f St. John’s parish year the play is being written by The men of the Rocks of will hold a food sale Palm Sunday the club members themselves and Lourdes club are expectbd to re­ morning, April 6, after the 7, 8, promises to be even better. There ceive a wprk call next week. The and 9 o’clock Masses. Members of will be about 30 men in the cast men will transplant trees and the PTA will sell cakes, pies, rolls, and they are hojding their prac­ bushes and landscape' the parish and other pastries on the front tices in the Center House hall each grounds. They will complete the porch of the rectory. Contribu­ Easter Sunday Wednesday night after the Len­ Outdoor club pit ‘north of the tions to this PTA project to help ten services. Tickets will go on school so that it will be ready for the new church may be left at the sale next Sunday in the Center the summer camp-outb. rectory on Saturday afternoon. House. The play may be staged Holy Weak Sarvice* is April 13 The Breakfast club at Lourdes Palms will be blessed at the in the auditorium of the Asburry will serve a special traditional J public school. 10 o’clock High Mass on Palm “ Ham and Egg” breakfast for Sunday. They will be distributed The new men’* choir under parishioners on Easter Sunday the direction of Warren Taylor at that Mass and at 11 and 12 morning after all the Masses. The o’clock. Flowers are Symbolic of this will *ing at the first High Mass Easter Sunday breakfast has been Holy 'Week services will b ^ in on Easter Sunday. The men Joyous Occasion. have been practicing for sev­ a feature of the club since 1949 Wednesday evenings at 7:30. The Rev. Charles Jones will preach The Easter Bunny Says: that evening. “ It’s Wise to Order Early” GIFTS FOR EASTER A PARTIAL VIEW of Wasinger Elec­ the people of Denver the largest selection o f lamp On Holy Thursday morning. tric’s new lamp shade showroom located shades in Denver, Helen K. and Roy F. Wasinger Communion will be distribute ROSARIES, LOCKETS and CH AIN S every 16 minutes beginning at 6 at 3156 W. S8th avenue, which was opened to the invite all Register readers to drop in and browse Have Your Diamonds Remounted into Modern Setting* o’clock. The Solemn Mass will be­ public last week end, is shown above. In offering around.— (Photo by Van’s studio) gin at_ 8 o’clock followed by a Store Hour* 0**C/. Hamilton, Elgin, Ball procession to the altar of repose: and Eterna Watehet 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. All parishioners are encouraged to We Invite Budget Wrought Iron Candelabra Given to Parish visit the repository that day. The Sat. 8:30 to 1 P.M. Accounts Rev. Donald McMahon of Annun­ ciation parish will speak at the Park Hill Church Reparation Day Apr. 5 evening services at 7:30. HAHSEH^i’/K AH SO l Good Friday services will begin (BIe**ed Sacrament Pari*b, fair, will be assisted by Mmes. in the evening from 7:30 to 9. with Mass of the Presanctified at JEWELERS 9 o’clock. Afternoon services, in­ Denver) E. A. Splear, George Reynolds, On Holy Thursday there will be — OFFICIAL RAILROAD WATCH INSPECTORS — Art Powers, Leonard Larson, Jo­ cluding a sermon by the Rev. Fran­ A pair of wrought iron cande­ distribution of Holy Communion cis Syrianey, will be at 2 o’clock. labra, a gift from the Wednesday seph Krause, and H. A. Pachoud. 1628 SEVENTEENTH STREET at 6:30 and 7:15, a High Mass and The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John P. Bridge club, will be blessed and All parishioners and their friends One Store Only Est, 1920 r are invited to attend. procession of the Blessed Sacra­ Moran will preach at 7:30 in the used for the first time on Satur­ evening. The Cub Siout Mothers’ auxil­ ment at 8 o’clock, adoration o f the day, April 5, when all-day adora­ Baptized by Monsignor Moran tion, the hourly recitation o f the iary will meet in the home o f Mrs. Blessed Sacrament all day, and de­ March 27 were Robin Marie, ^1* \W Rosary, and other reparative D. Bader, 2564 Elm street, votion to the Blessed Sacrameut i< »•/ «i< Mr • daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil ■ Ir Mf *tbing Masses on Sunday to attend the Jack Hyland, chairman of the the evening at 7:45. This will be Moran. Thur*day, Friday and Saturday dur- ' eren First Saturday devotions, particu­ nominating committee. All scout followed by Confessions. ing Holy Week. larly because of Passion week. mothers are urged to attend. On Holy Saturday morning fol The Bright Spot On Wednesday, March 26, the Mrs. John R. Lav/son of Los lowing the blessing o i the Easter Baccalaureate Mass Rev. William J. Mulcahy baptized Angeles, Calif., has been visiting fire, Paschal candle, Easter water, Washington.— The celebrant of '^homas James, son of Mr. and her uncle, Joseph M. Rihn. Mrs and baptismal font, there will be Georgetown university’s Baccalau­ Flower Shop Mrs. James E. McClain, with Clyde Lawson' will leave for England a High Mass and Holy Commun' reate Mass June 8 will be the Rev. and Lois Hengl as sponsors. On next week to join her husband, ion at 8 o’clock. Confessions will be James O’D. Hanlon, pastor o f St. Josephine at 5th Ave. FR. 2745 heard in the afternoon from 3 to 6, WE MAKE OUR Sunday, Father Mulcahy baptized who is stationed at Lakenheath air James’ church, Apollo, Pa. Father and in the evening from 7:30 to Hanlon is a member of the George­ OWN CANDIES two infants: Pamela Ann, daugh­ force base. They expect to make J4uclci ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ciof- their home in Cambridge for the 9. town class o f 1922, foletti, with Paul Hyde and Jose­ next two years. L D DUTCH phine Cioffoletti as sponsors, and The Rev. Franci* Cull, S.J., Carmen Cioffoletti as proxy for ha* been conducting a retreat Paul Hyde; and Charles Joseph, for the *ixth, *eventh, and C a n d ie d son o f Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. eighth grade pupil* of Ble**ed Dunn, with Paul P. Kirley and Sacrament *chool. It opened Shirley C. Kirley as sponsors. April 1 and will cIo*e with a On Sunday, April 6, all High Ma** on Friday morning, Woman in the pari*h, including April 4, the Fea*t of the Seven member* of the Altar and Ro- Dolor*. 7580 Grant PI. ., Aero** from St. Aime’* Church . ARvada 588 *ary lociety, and the PTA, will The Rev. John P. Sullivan, S.J.. receive Communion together in a missionary in Jamaica and au­ the 8 o’clock Ma**. thority on Co-ops, visited the split Altar Unit Advances Meeting third and fourth grade room taught by Sister Patricia Jean, Attention is drawn to the change last Thursday. This class ’..as been in the date of the Altar and Ro­ praying for Father Sullivan’s sary society meeting. It will be on work and some of the children Friday, April 4, instead of Friday, have written to him. On Thursday YOUR April 11. The meeting, which will be held in the school gymnasium, the ghildren presented him with a will be preceeded by the recitation spiritual bouquet and a small purse which they had collected. of the Rosary in the church at 1:15, Circle New* Members of the Sacred Heart circle Mrs. Art Thompson will enter­ will care for the altars and sanc­ tain the members of Our Lady of tuary during April. Lourdes circle in her home on Blessed Sacrament parish mem­ Tuesday evening, April 8, at 8 bers of the Nocturnal Adoration LIGHTING SYSTEM o’clock, BEAUTIFUL EASTER LILIES society will meet in the Holy Ghost church on Friday, April 4, from 2 Members of the Guardian Angel circle will be guests o f Mrs Potted Plants 7 5 ’ „p to 3 a.m. for an hour of adoration Under the leadership of Jim El Charles H. Cory, 3030 Fairfax with Mrs. William M. Prior $ ^ 2 0 liott, scoutmaster, and Robert For Giant QSty Roses cohostess, on Tuesday evening, ness, assistant scoutmaster. Boy April 8. $150 Scout troop 145 participated in St. Cecilia’s circle will meet Fruit and Shade Trees...... ■ up the scout circus March 27 to 29, Tuesday evening, April 8, in the The performance in the physical OLD home of Ann Waldron, 1140 Colo Evergreens ^5° p Grass Seed 8 5 v development and also in hand! craft was good. An average of 20 rado boillevard. Miss Mary Smith a member of the circle, has re FERTILIZERS — Barnyard . . . Peat Mo** . . . Vigoro boys attended the three-night show. Loma ... . Milorganite . . . Pax . . . Vermiculite The second annual card party, turned to Denver after a visit of several months with her sister in sponsored by troop 145 Mothers' auxiliary, is scheduled for Idaho. So. Denver Evergreen Nursery Wednesday evening, April 30, in The Infant of Prague circle has Mr s : O. S. FOLKNER, Prop. the school gymnasium. Admission postponed its meeting from April FASHIONED? 1534 So. Broadway D.1i»r7 SP. 2350 & SP. 7768 will be 50 cents per person. Mrs, 9 to April 16, when it will be A. D. Bader, chairman of the af- gqests of Mrs. James R. 'Dolan 1847 Dahlia street. Because of the Easter Monday And electrical fixtures, too, Have ball, St. Gerard’s circle and St. Maria Goretti’s circle have post­ gone a long way since the early CONRAD'S poned their meetings. The date will be announced later. ones . . . in improved design Easter Ball Tickets and practicability. Consult us, Are Selling Well Mrs. Don Curley, chairman of on your electrical problems, the Easter Monday ball, announces Cmmerehj the following members of the par whether you need a new wall ish as having completed the sale of 10 or more ball tickets, and plug or a complete home wiring consequently are eligible for the orchid corsages that are being o f installation. feted by Daniel J. McGinley, co­ I owner of the Albany Florist in the A new Life Bra Albany hotel. NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO BIG COMPLETE SELECTION OF The names are as follows: for the woman with o "not quite** Mmes. Robert Baker, George E. CALL GL 8946 ELECTRICAL FIXTURES Reynolds, Louis Dispense, Mark J. A or B bust who wonts o fuller, firmer Felling, James Brennan, Cecilia MacCauley, Francis X. Coyle, R. look without loose padding I F. 'VanOverschelde, J. 'V. Connor, Frank Sabine," Joseph W. Dowd, You’re not flat chested,'but you’re not a full A or B either. L. C. Larson, and Patrick S. Dolan. DESIGN YOUR OWN UMP You don't want or need bust pads, but you do want a subtle Because the order for the ot- touch of help. Formfit has designed this special Magic life chids has to be placed ahead of You tell ut whot you want and wo will makt your ontiqut or old lamp time, it is imperative that others in Bra with you in mind! It has all the exclusive Life Bra fea­ the parish who have sold 10 or into a lamp of your design. tures you love—plus extra-full quilted pockets that round more tickets telephone either Mrs. your bustline out to the look o f a full A or B. /Vo loose pads! Don J. Kirley, DE. 1819, or Mrs. George E, Reynolds, EA. 2511, Fits land feels simply wonderful! In light, comfortable, this week end so that proper ar­ We Have the Lorgest Selection • • ^ white nylon taffeta. Let us fit you today I rangements can be made with Mr. McGinley. The tickets are $2.50 of Lamp Sbodes in Denver MOO per couple, tax included. The ball Magic Life Bra shown, ^ will be held in the Lincoln room of the Shirley-Savoy hotel from Other Life Bras from 9 until 12:30. Mrs, John Healy is improving in St. Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. Thomas Kelly, a patient in a local hospital, Is improving. Confession* will b« heard on Thursday afternoon from 3:30 CONRAD'S to 6, 4nd in tha evening from Wasinger’s Electric 7 :3 0 to 9, in preparation for The store o f Better Values ALWAYS! First Friday and First Saturday In Denver davotion*. Masse* on those day* will b'e at 6:15, 7:15, and 8:15. 503 16th Street S3 Broodway 3156 West 38th Ave. Lenten devotions for Holy Week, ‘Ti ALSO STORES INt all of which will be conducted by Father Cull, are as follows: Rosary, ENGLEWOOD AURORA BOULDER sermon, ' and B en ed iction on Glendale 8946 FORT MORGAH GREELEY Wednesday evening at 7:45. Con­ fessions will be heard on Wednes­ day afternoon from 3 :30 to 6, and PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, April 3, 1952 Barnum Triple-Header Will Open High School Race FOX BABY SHOP Cards to Face Raiders April 6

HAS MOVED a t r ic k r e n n a n Annunciation high’s, hard-hit­ By P B Raiders Are Loaded performer in 1952. The veteran The Denver Catholic high school ting Cardinals will maat the Regis’ Lou Kellogg will build a IS versatile Steve Zavala, who will baseball season will get under way veteran-studded Regis Raiders defense of his Raiders’ 1951 cham­ play his last season in Mustang Sole Continued at noon on* Sunday, April 6, at Sunday on the diamond at Fifth pionship around a nucleus o f 10 spangles at shortstop, succeeding Fifth a n d Federal in Barnum, and Federal in a contest that returning lettermen. This array Johnny Barone. when six clubs are to begin poking should highlight the initial tri- includes Bill Faddis, second-base- Dan Brown, who is handling ALL CHILDREN'S AND BABY WEAR at the white pellet in a triple­ plefaeader. m'an, who belts the spheroid at a tha pitchars, will build bis staff The Redmen will m^t the around senior John Friel and DRASTICALLY REDUCED, INCLUDING header. .300 clip; Dave Bryson at first, Redbirds at 12 noon, St. Fran­ Tom Sarconi at short, and Bemie three promising newcomers— OUR ENTIRE NEW EASTER STOCK. cis’ Gremlins will face Mullen’s Hammons at third. fastballing Joe Gregory, curve- Mustangs at 2 o’clock, and Holy John Mulligan and Dan Porreco balljng Kenneth Rosmirek, and Hot Stove Family’s Bengals will meet are competing for the spot vacated stylist Gilbert Roth. Cathedral team at 4. by Dick Braun behind the plate. Duane Marcil will be at first, 10% TO 50% REDUCTION Jays Have Pitching Seniors bedeck the outfield, Joe McCloskey will hold down sec- Corner “ What hitting?” quipped Cathe­ with Joe Rossi, Mickey Schafbuch, orid, and Freshman-Slugger Frank ON EVERY ARTICLE IN THE STORE dral’s Cobe Jones, when asked a Dick Farrell, and Junior Tom Weith will handle bag No. 5. Remember 1933? routine question this week. The Davidson shagging the high ohes. Outfielders are Hugh Mulhol- TODDLERS' SPRING COATS, Reg. $7.95, SALE $4.98 Grant street boys pin their pen­ land, Phil Padilla, and Francis The Holy Name league, Den­ Bulldogs Rely on Wedow Forrest. SPRING COATS, Reg. $8.95, SALE $5.95 nant hopes on the slants o f Right­ ver’s All-Catholic Athletic associ­ handers Joe Horan and Neil Ward The fortunes o f St. Joseph’s SPRING COATS, Reg. $16.95, SALE $10.95 ation, enjoyed its, “greatest year and Southpaw Ray Rendon. baseballing Bulldogs ride on the in history” in 1933, said the Den­ Handling the .moundsmen will be arm o f Joe Wedow. Coach Bob ver Post. Some 250 young men either Charlie Parker or John Bums’ lanky hurler— gifted with played baseball, softball, and bas­ Bagnall. a blaze ball and crisp curve— also Side Line ketball that year. First base will be guarded by is one o f the^best “ swing” hitters Our Complete Stock of Easter Dresses St. Patrick’s team won both either Nick Masciotro or Church in town. Last season Joe pasted baseball and softball titles. In bas­ Ramsey. Shortstop FTank Schia- the horsehide for a .500 average to lead the league. Side Lights Reduced at Least 20% ketball, St. Francis’ won a playoff vone will collaborate with either with St. Catherine’s. Gene Schnabel or Jimmy Pacello Tommy Turner, who hit .500 ai a sophomore, will top. a ball- One o f the oldest leagues in in the Jays’ keystone combo, and A sports column appeared in We are now in our own building at thagging crew comprised of Bob Denver, the Holy Name group was Tom Evans will battle it out with L’Osservatore Romano, V a tica n 56 So. Broadway opposite J. C. Penney's managed by Father Barry Wogan, Paul Lamb for the third-base job. DeLage (who may alternate at City newspaper, shortly after Dr. J. J. Worthman, and Charley Patrolling the greensward will third), Larry Roxmiarek (a con­ Pius XII advised a group of sistent “choke” hitter who may Young. be Warren Miller, Herman Hran- sports writers; All Sales Final chak, Joe Chiarelli, and Larry do some catching), and Bob Remember Joe Andreotto? Weides. “ Report with sober discre­ The “fireball righthander” who Heaton— three at a time. Open Both Friday and Saturday Evening! Bob Heiney appears to have pri­ tion, which is 1,000 times more pitched St Patrick’s to an unde­ Cardinals Have Slugging ority at first base, with Larry powerful than lyrical dith­ feated season was Joe Andreatta, Of his 1952 Cardinal crew. An­ Spahn in contention. Spahn will be yrambs.” now a Register printer. nunciation high’s Harry Pember­ th6 Bulldogs’ main relief if neces­ A dithyramb is defined in The 1933 all-itar team in­ ton said: “ Well, we’ve got plenty sary. George Koenig and Jerry Webster’s in two parts: 1 )— A ' "W hy Pay More?” cluded Devereaux and Wobido of hitting,” and then the Redbird Koch will be the double-play duo, kind of lyrical poetry in honor of FOX BABY SHOP from St. Leo’s, Volk from St. (Trademark) sage changed the subject to the and Jim Lefevre will probably get Dionsysus [also called Bacchus, Dominic’ s, Mencimer from A n­ price of peas in “ Lower Slobbo- the nod at third. the Olympian god of grape wine] nunciation team, Rossi from via.” Led by Freddie Maes, a and 2 )— a poem in a wild, irregu­ Welby, and Walsh, La Guardra, hustling backstop with a slingshot Golesh Out for Season lar strain. Meiger, Smaldone, and Andre­ arm, the Cards pack punch at the The pennant hopes of Marty * * * Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores atta from St. Patrick’s. plate— and will need it to sur­ Martelli’s Holy Family Tigers were 'All-Star' Team COMPANY Others among the champions mount inexperience on the hill. dampened by the loss of their etar backstop, Dick Golesh, who in­ The Register’s 1952 “ all-con­ Colorado Owned Stores from St. Patrick’s were Young, Righthander Guy Baca, who ference” basketball choices of Kersey, Lucci, Rose, Corbett, pitched in B legion competition jured his knee in a court scuffle players and coaches in the Denver g Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. £ Crowley, Regan, Tremblett, and la«t fummer, will share twirling last winter. Dan Bradley will step Catholic league, who were closest = 30 Sontb Broadway 15th and California 1 Stebenne. duties with John Gorhiun and into the shoes of the stickout sen­ to the action during the season, I 3933 W. Colfax Cnrtii & 15th St. 17tfa A Tremoni 1 20 Years Ago Southpaw Joe Priselac. ior who was a member o f the Cath­ olic all-star squad last August. lists two boys from the third-place Cathedral team won its fourth Senior Ed Horvat is back at first team! iinii base, and Gil Castellano will again Bradley will handle a formi­ consecutive Denver basketball T h e Register’s 1952 all-city hover around the keystone. Sopho­ dable mound corp, that include, title, and, accepting a challenge burly Jack Iienhart and 160- team is based exclusively on votes more Eloy Mares will cover short; by players and coaches themselves. hurled by Abbey of Canon City, pound John Gallagher. Ed and Don Maes, a transfer from Regis is the only member of Den­ went on to defeat the Abbey aggre­ Mutio will handle iirit base, OVER-MI PRonenoN Manual, will be in the hot comer. ver’s Catholic high schodl league gation in a thrilling game, 27-25, Other infield prospects are and hard-hitting Dom StonS will not represented in the balloting. and claimed the state parochial Bobby Moore, Julius Martinez, and take Mcond. Claude Arnold and The Raider iharpihooter. Bill crown.- Jesse Acasia. Bill McClinans will ha at short Concerning the final game o f Faddif, received the accolade at Eddie Trujillo, Jim Brosovich, and third, respectively. the year, the Register reported: Charles (Cookie) Martinez, and Ron Burak, a long-ball clubber tha “mo(t feared competitor” in “ Doran starred for Cathedral and Leftfielder Ortiz are vying for fly­ with a 1951 average o f .350, will the league by a unanimoui vote Welsh shone for Abbey. In vic­ chasing spots. join Bob Garramone and John of the opposition. Holy Family’s tory- Cathedral ended its season Young in the outfield. Tony Acierno, omitted from only two schools’ all-opponent undefeated.” Junior Parochial Sacred Heart school was Gremlins Have Brady teams, was second in the vot­ ing. awarded the girls’ ' parochial Baseball Schedule Ev Stewart, making his debut We’re not hard-shelled like this character...our protection diadem after winning over An­ South Division as head coach o f St. Francis’ Grem­ The select five who co^iprise the 1952 Register all-star team as isn’t so obvious. But it’s there... 110,000 insurance for nunciation team, 15-13, in the Games are to be played the week of lins, will depend on the blistering chosen by the vote o f players and closing contest of the season. April 13 fast-breaking curve o f Dick Brady. every depositor by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.... St. VincenUs vs. Presentation team Stewart, in the footsteps o f his coaches are Bill Faddis, Regis; a burglar-proof, after-hours depository...a strong safety Denver’s dailies announced the St. Louis* vs. St. Francis' old coach, Joe Loffreda, will also Tony Acierno and Jack Isenhart, following parochial all-stars: St. Joseph's, bye deposit vault! Every precaution for fully covering April 20 use Jack Dore and Rusty Mather Holy Family team; Joe Wedow, First Team St. Joseph's V i . Presentation team on the rubber. St. Joseph’s: and Freddie Maes, your savings investment with us is provided... and we’ re brimming Maher, Cathedral St. Vincent’s vs, St. Francis* Tommy Carroll or Freddie Annunciation high. St. Louis', bye over with friendliness and helpfulness, besides. Chase, Holy Family Burke will catch. Either Bill Mc­ Maybe the dithyrambic scribes Recommended Firms Dpran, Cathedral April 27 St. Joseph's V8« St. Francis* Cabe or Dick Poison will guard have other notions, but these “ all­ Donovan, St. Joseph’s . St. Vincent's vs. St. Louis’ the short rightfield line. If Poi­ stars” were chosen by their op­ Presentation team, bye Reinert, Regis son stays at first, Dick Hanne- ponents, who ought to know! May 4 * * * for AUTO Second Team St. Joseph’ s vs. St. Louis’ man, Joe Loffreda’s regular sec­ € Tierney, Regis St. Francis' vs. Presentation team ond baseman in 1951, will move Loagmonf Begins Softball entral-ixe Ford, St. Joseph’s St. Vincent’s, bye to third. M a y 11 _ Longmont.— Sixth, seventh, and SERVICE Walter, St. Joseph’s St. Joseph’ s vs. St. Vincent’ s The keystone will be manned eighth grade boys at St. John’s your banking Clark, Annunciation St.. Louis* vs Presentation team by either Corky .Ried or Fred school opened their softball season Roy, Sacred Heart St. Francis’, bye Boom. Vince Piccola has undis­ Arranfrements for fields and of* April 1 against Central school at THE CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CO. Schmitt, Cathedral ficials are left to the individual puted'custody o f the number-six Roosevelt park. Donald Voake, an 95TM AND ARA^AHOI STS. Of NVBRa COiOtADO Maher o f Cathedral was selected teams. Results should be reported to hole. eighth grader who plays third base, MCMBER: Psdsfol D«po«h lnswr«nc« C *rp , as the outstanding player in the the "Register” and to Father John Mike’Cummings, Jerry Pabiano, is St. John’s captain. Msrol Srtf9m DRESS UP YOUR CAR FOR EASTER L. Aylward, SU. 1-*4^14, on“ or before Ronny Brothers, Dan Sullivan, and league. the Monday following the games. The April schedule includes: SPRING SPECIALS (“ Reinert, Regis” is now the Games postponed because of weather Lou Martinelli are the ball hawks. 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j HiiumiimwiMiiiMiiiiimuwuuiuniiiiiNmmimRHimi New Midwest Mother-House do yo u , dlaosL. Number of Priests and Sisters CL fisdiqioujbL. O ocaiiotL? Fails to Keep Pace With Growth

Authorities usually list four commonly accepted signs of As indicative of the growth of the Church in Colorado as any other factor is the num­ a vocation to the religious life. Good health is necessary, for ber of priests and members of religious communities now working in the Archdiocese of without it much o f the work involved in'following the religious Denver. The latest figures, to be published next month in the 1952 Catholic Directory, life could not be done satisfactorily. It is true that there are give a total of 254 priests, of whom 126 are archdiocesan priests and 947 sisters, mem­ many instances of priests and nuns who have triumphed over bers of 27 different communities. The proudest achievement of sickness and led long and useful lives, but this is exceptional. the archdiocese at the present time There should be no need to comment on the second cri­ Beautiful Convent Chapel is the total of 60 students pre- terion -good morals. Anything else would be foreign to the high p^aring: for the priesthood at St. character of the religious life. O f only slightly less importance, Thomas’ seminary in Denver. In addition, the seminary is also particularly for candidates for the priesthood, is the necessity of training some 160 men from other the third qualification— good intelligence; It is expected of priests dioceses, principally in the Rocky that they be leaders. They must be qualified, not only in their Mountaiiv West. own special field, but also to take their place as leaders in their The 11 religious communities community. Good intelligence, it might be added, is predicated o f men represented in the arch­ diocese include Benedictines, on common sense. Dominicians, Franciscans, Jesuits, The final and most important sign o f a vocation to the Redemptorists, Servites, T h e a - religious life is a sincere desire to serve God. Where this is pres­ tines, Vincentians, 0 b 1 a t e s of ent it has made up for shortcomings in health and intelligence. Mary Immaculate, Sons of the Holy Family, and the Society of But no worthy candidate for the priesthood or the religious life Bethlehem Missioners. The- Chris­ was ever found in its absence. ~ . tian Brothers are the only inde­ It is this last qualification that must be emphasized in our pendent group of religious Marycrest convent, 5200 homes and our schools if America is ever to have a sufficient brothers in the archdiocese. supply of religious vocations to care for the ever-expanding needs Most of the sisters in the arch­ N, Federal boulevard, is now diocese are engaged in teaching of the Church in this country and to do its share in Christ’s com­ with the second largest number the mother-house for the mission to "teach all nations.” in hospital work. Other sisters Midwest province of the Sis­ There is, it seems, an untapped wealth o f idealism and zeal work among the orphans, the aged, ters of St, Francis of Penance and and the sick poor. in our Catholic boys and girls that must be rounded up for the Christian Charity. Two years ago a Although the number of reli­ service of God. There are thousands who possess the qualifica­ gious personnel has grown tre­ 17-room home on a 20-acre site tions o f good health, good morals, and good intelligence. Why mendously in the archdiocese, it adjoining the previous property are there comparatively so few willing to offer their lives and is barely keeping pace with the was obtained to give sufficient terrific expansion brought on in their work for G od? room for the new mother-house. the diocese by the growth in pop­ It is not because the initial idealism is not present in our young ulation. The opening of new par­ St. Elizabeth’s school in Denver is Catholic boys and girls. Every student in a Catholic grade school ishes and the inauguration or ex­ the only institution in the archdio­ considers the religious life, at least in a confused manner, at some pansion of Catholic schools are cese staffed by the community, contingent primarily upon the per­ which is seeking a class of at least time in hisJife. This is normal. But between the fond dreams o f' 25 postulants this year. the lower grades and the stern reality of graduation from high sonnel to staff them. school this ambition is too frequently, lost. Encouragement and sympathy by parents and teachers are Station KFEL to Broadcast needed to keep the spark burning. TTie natural idealism in our children must be fostered by appealing to their highest aspira­ ST. JOSEPH’S CONVENT, mother-house of the tions. There are many reasons why one a n aspire to the religious Poor Sisters of St. Francis Seraph, who operate St. An­ 'Town Meetings' From Regis life. Only those that involve the service of God and the salva­ thony’s hospital, Denver; St. Francis’ hospital, Colorado Springs; and the Mt. Elizabeth retreat in Morrison, is the largest mother-house in station KFEL this week an­ the Air” program, which weekly tion of souls constitute the right intention. the Denver archdiocese. Located at 2826 W. 32nd avenue, Denver, it nounced that it would carry the brings together exoerts to discuss For too many, materialistic and secular values have inter­ was formerly known as the Oakes home, a private sanitarium. It is vital and controversial issues of ideally suited to the needs of the community and serves as a postu- Town Meeting programs which are vened to thwart a possible religious vocation. On the other hand, the day. Prof. Robert Howerton- ojf lancy and novitiate for the community. Shown above is the beautiful being sponsored by Father Ra- Cozy Flame the mathematics department of I the number of service men who were given a new appreciation chapel, dedicated to Christ the King. $Q25 hael C. McCarthy,- president of Regis will act as moderator. The j of the proper standards by participation in W orld war II shows tegis college, Denver, anew which C oal meetings will be open to the pub­ Mix W TON j that our youth can discover these values for themselves. It is will be held at the school on suc­ lic at no charge, and everyone is j too bad that it takes a world-wide war to open the eyes of some. Pray for Vocations! cessive Monday evenings, statting invited to hear the speakers and RED ASH FOR DRIVEWAYS* April 28 and ending June 9. FERTILIZER - FLAG STONE I The need for vocations is obvious, particularly in our own Prayer for Priestly W e pray Thee, call many to to ask them questions. j Archdiocese o f Denver. New parishes, new schools, new insti- the sacerdotal and to the reli­ This week Father McCarthy an­ and Religious Voeotions The programs are a part of the PERMAGREEN PLANT FOOD $ .| 4 9 ! tutions must be staffed. D o you have a religious vocation? If gious state. nounced that the panels for the Lord Jesus Christ, Savior of May laal of Thy glory and of seven sessions had been completed college’s expanding program to 50 lb. sack ...... i you think that you might have one, do not submerge it in a the world, we supplicate Thee the salvation of souls fir# these and would bring together 33 of serve the community and to aid 1 wxlter of unimportant and sometimes dangerous activities Keep by Thy most loving Heart, that whom Thou shalt have called; the state and nation’s top experts adult education. Father McCarthy in various fields. The Town Meet­ j your ideals high. 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•ra unmatehcil anywhere on earth. What boom they are to NELLIE SAUER, 8S. of 1654 Logan Requiem Mats was ealebrated March 81 in ■treat. H ither o{ Carrie Saner o f Den­ Sacred Hhari church. Interment Mt. J. H. O^Neill,96, Noted Craftsman, Dies modern liTing, What prieeleit^ aisett. Their magic power en­ ver' and Mri. Elena JUIe* of Delta. In­ Olivet. Trevino mortuary. For April 12 by terment Montroie. Horan mortuary. BUILDINGS, THAT DID NOT hance* our perionality and help* u* put our be*t face forward RElGlNA-GARCIA, 42, o f 1584 Deca­ Rev. Monsignor William Higgins, by building a repository for Holy ANGELO COTT Our Lady of Sorrows Altar and p.m.; Holy Thursday, Holy Com­ Rocco Campiglia; aister of Annie, Ralph, Rosary society met April 1 in Mrs. 600 Sherman St. The Youth club “ Sagag” of St. munion 6, 6:30, 7, 7:30; High T A . 8018 Salvatore, John and Eugene Campigiia, Leo McElro>’s home. Mrs. Mary Vitale, Chickle Landerman, Anthony’s parish will meet Sun­ Mass with procession, 8; private all of Denver; and Dee Murphy of Los day, April 6, at 7:30 p.m. in S t The PTA will meet Friday adoration of Blessed Sacrament, Angeles, Calif.; and grandmother of Reni Anthony’s hall. night, April 4, in the rectory base­ all day; Holy Hour, 7:30 to 8:30 and Keith Waldel. The Rosary will be ment after the mission services. JER RY BREEIV recited Friday, April 4, at 7 :80 ptm. in The St. Anthony Altar and Ro­ p.m.; all-night vigil by the Knights the Boulevard mortuary chapel. Requiem sary society will receive Commun­ Miss Wood, the school nurse, will of Columbus. Florist High Hass will be sung, Saturday, April ion in a group in the 8 o’clock talk on nutrition and will show Good Friday, Mass o f the Pre­ 5 at 9 o'clock in Holy Family church. films. A program will be presented MEMORIALS Interment Mt. Olivet, Boulevard mortu­ Mass Sunday, April 6. sanctified, 8; Stations of the 1004 15th St. ary. April 4 is the first Friday of the by the 4-H club. Cub Scouts, and Cross, 3 p.m.; Desolata service, the Boy Scouts. The PTA -will of an unusually wide choice CAPT. LESLIE W. WESTFALL of month. There will be a High Mass 7:30 p.m.; MAin 2279 serve the first Friday breakfast of colors and desi^s, all Denver. Husband of Ruth Westfall. Re­ Friday morning. Holy Saturday, Solemn bless quiem Mass was celebrated March 81 to the school children April 4. in grade A granite and in Fitssimons chapel. Interment Louis Confessions will be heard Thurs­ ings, 7:30 a.m.; High Mass, 8:30; gjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirdiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ The Knights of Columbus of wrought in workmanship ville, Ky. Olinger mortuary. i day evening, April 3, from 7:30 Confessions, 3 to 5 p.m., 7:30 to There*s a touch of genius in DENNIS F. CASEY, 79, of 818 S. to 9. Coronado council, Welby, will re­ 10 p.m.; unsurpassed. University boulevard. Requiem High ceive Holy Communion with their Mass was celebrated in St. Vincent de Frank Burns, director of St An­ Easter Sunday, Low Mass, 6; our new collection of breathtaking Paul’s church March 28. Olinger mor­ thony’s altar boys, will return families in the 8 o’clock Mass on High Mass, 8; High Mass -with We furnish transportation to THEODORE' I tuary. home April 2 eifter spending the Easter Sunday. Benediction, 10; and Low Mass, and from our di^lay with no LEONARD A. SHIRE, 85. of 1130 11th past few weeks in Altoona, Pa. Dn Palm Sunday, April 6, 12 noon. obligation. street. Husband of Betty J. Shire: fa­ ther of Robert F. and Nancy Shire, both The adult choir will practice blessed palm and blessed olive Good Shepherd mission: Good of Denver; and brother o f Mrs. LaVerne Sunday at 1:30 p.m. for Easter branches -will be distributed at Friday, Stations of the Cross, 3 jHACKETHAL Gross of Portland, Ore. Services are being services. all the Masses. The olive branches p.m.; Holy Saturday, Confessions, Liesveld Memorial Co. held at 10 a.m. April 3 in the Olinger drawingroom. Mr. Shire was one of the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nider and were donated by Father John Gi- 4 to 5:30 p.m.; Easter Sunday, 13000 West 44th Ave. I MORTUARY firemen who lost his life in the recent daughters have returned from ambastiani’s brother in Califor­ Mass at 10:30 a.m. warehouse fir*. Honors by Denver Fire Wichita Falls, Tex. nia. Directly Across From department. Olinger mortuary. Our Lady of Sorrows mission: Mrs. Mary Crump of El Monte- Mt. Olivet Cemetery I 1449-51 Kalamath St. LUCIANA C. SABALA, 63, o f 3794 Baseball practice will be held Good Friday, Stations o f the m Franklin street. Mother of Rosalino. Calif., a charter member of St. at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 6, at the Cross, 8 p.m.; Holy Saturday, Con­ Phone ARVADA 0499-R-3 I Phone MAin 4006 Julio, Tony, Steve, and Carlo* Sabala Anthony’s parish, was a recent vis­ Welby ball field for all the 13 fessions, 7 to 8:30 p.m.; Easter If Busy Dlsl AL. 6111 Mrs. Thomas Morales, Maria Nieves itor in the home of Mr. and Mrs and 14-year-old boys. Sunday, Mass at 8:30 o’clock. 1 2 . 9 8 Sabala; sister of Expectaeion Zaragosa liinimiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiir,iNiiiiiHnn^ and Juana Carrera; and 28 grandchildren. Arthur Nider. Former S t Joseph Priest, It tcotddn’t be Easter without a beautiful Easier Bonnet, and we’ve the most captivating collection Rev. Timothy Kenny, Dies imaginable priced tq please your budget at 12.98. All the exquisite new shapes , . . straight-on-the- Father Timothy F. Kenny, ple of this parish, but was open C.SS.R., affectionately known as to all who qualified. The club head sailors, flattering face bonnets, rocker shells “ Uncle Tim,” who was stationed had its own club rooms, in a Outstanding Facilities at St. Joseph’s Redemptorist par­ building across from the rectory, , , . veiled, flowered or trimmed with ribbons . . ish, Denver, for eight years ftom on which now stand St. Joseph’s in all the prettiest Easter colors and headsixes 22 1923 to 1931, died in Omaha, grade school and playp-ound. Neb., on Monday, March 31, in The club issued a publication to 23. his 68th year. He will be buried called the Prompter and it was for Catholic Services on Thursday,. April 3, from Our many a time that the late hours Lady of Perpetual church, Kan­ found Fatheif Kenny making a Millinery Salon— Second Floor sas-City, Me., where he was sta­ deadline by hand multigraph. His last visit to St. Joseph’s was in 1940, during the first year of Father John Buttimer’s pastor­ ate, when he preached the solemn novena in honor of Our Mother of Perpetual Help. Father Kenny *Wh«r» Dennr Shops with ConWenee'-Kfystono 2111 was born in Montreal, Canada. His young nephew, a Redemptor­ ist, died of an unknown malady.

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Thursday, April 3, 1952 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystene 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Strange But True The Way Out for Asia • By Paul H. Hallett globe, they occupy only 16 per ing is gauged to “ normal” Ori­ resplendent, marOellouslij gowned and IT IS N O W almost a year cent o f its territory. Such a ental timea. Today the popula­ dhqi& jbAlcdA, jewel decked MADONNA Is the ViiSgin o r since the sudddh' news o f Mac- pressure is the harder to bear tion of India and Southeastern MERCED, CUZCO, patroness £r guardian Arthur’s dismissal precipitated inasmuch as the territories that Asia consumes a quantity of , oF the arms oF ^ ru ^ a division o f opinion in this surround this area — Siberia, rice that is 80 per cent below country for and against the gen­ Australia, New Zealand, Af­ its prewar diet. The average 5 ^ eral, which reached an intensity ghanistan, and Persia — a r e daily per capita ration of rice The South Is Emerging-Slowly comparable to that between the among the most sparsely popu­ has dropped fronv-l'6-l8 ouhcee Dreyfusards and Antidreyfus- lated. prewar to six to fire ounces- to­ day. The yield per acre of all By Rev. Charles B. F ortier looked upon as a disease. Many young men are ards in France at the turn of the WHEN WE COMPARE the the countries above mentioned (Editor's Note: Father Fortier, a priest of the preparing themselves for the business o f farthing. century. All through that latter average income levels in the is lower than that of< the ^ive- Diocese of Lafayette, La., has been in Denver for half of April, 1%1, sentiment Far East with those of Europe— New agricultural methods and new igachinery are boiled so viofenj^ that it year period before the war, de­ several weeks but will return to Louisiana. In the to say nothing o f America— the spite population increase. being introduced. New breeds and strains o f cat­ seemed at times'^hat a govern­ contrast heightens. In North­ following guest editorial he tells something of the DOES THIS SITUATION problems of priest working in the deep South.) tle are being brought into the area. The South is mental crisis would be provoked. western Europe, in the belt from aid a the advance of Communism? beginning to exploit its natural resources, and in­ Even today the controversy Norway to France, the average MANY CATHOLICS IN AMERICA look at Undoubtedly. V.S. New*.(March dustrial leaders do not overlook the South in their over whether the Korean war individual income varies be­ I h e '^ t h as a pagan land. Most sections of Africa should be carried beyond the tween $500 and $250 per year, 28), in an article on 'Ci^eece, plans »ny longer. But the Church must go along, Yalu is far from dead, but it is and even in poverty lands like shows convincingly that two today have a better proportion of Catholics than and, in many instances, our leaders are still handi­ no longer hot. Louder and things are needed to stop Com­ Greece and Italy it reaches $100. the majority of our Southern dioceses. A great capped by the poverty, ignorance, prejudices, and, louder, however, becomes the But on the Asiatic continent, munism where it has reached number of counties throughout the South do not the agression stage: First and especially, indifference o f the people. NON CODE , clamor to raise the living stand­ for a billion and a quarter of , even have a resident priest. I ards o f Asia, a fact pointed up human beings, the income is immediately the threat of force; IMMUNITA secondly, but just as urgently, This land o f man­ The radio stations and the newspapers are the by recent Communist success in from $35 to $32 a year. This two fields o f influence in the South, and very few lECCLESIASTICA the first general elections held means that such an income is advice, techniques, and funu sions and of shacks, of in India. sufficient to support two or calculated to raise productivity. Catholics have any part in them. Although our ed­ THIS H ones ON THE" Who does not recall the anxiety, romance and of lynch- The pressure of population three men, provided they go rel­ ings, supports a total ucators accomplish a magnificent job, they, for £)CrEftNAL w a l l s OF CEKTAlH on cultivated land, and the dis­ atively naked, live all the year almost the despair, felt for the most part, come from the outside. Southern M a l t e s e c h u k c h is in d ic a t e s Greece in 1947 and 1948, when population o f better equilibrium between Asia and- round in the open, and subsist Catholics are currently "scrubbing the dishes” in THAT THE A/ONT OF ecclesiastical other parts o f the world appear on the cheapest and coarsest it seemed hopelessly pefrorated than 40,000,000 people SANCTUARY HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN, from the fact that, although food— and a Spartan quantity with Communist, guerrilla the political field. bands? Now the country is and only seven per cent A STEP NECESSART BECAUSE" Far-East Asiatics represent 50 o f that of that population is WITH A FEW EXCEPTIONS, the Catholic per cent o f the population of the But even this standard o f liv- cleared o f them— completely O f t h e INCREASiNQ USE cleared— and the Communists Catholic. The Dioceses means o f propaganda are antiquated and very lit­ b y malefactors. Alined, are for the most part not in of Lafayette, La. (Aca- tle energy is employed to improve them. It is not Reaching the Millions prison but reconciled with the dians), and of Corpus because our Catholics do not have the rrieans at regime. The reason? U. S. aid, their disposal to help the Church. Ir is true that By Rev. Rawley Myers 8,500 fan letters he receives which made rice grow in unpro­ Christi, Tex. (predom­ BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN every week serve to accentuate ductive swampland and checked inantly Spanish-Ameri- in many areas and in a number of cases, their reve­ is now on television. Life maga­ this point. erosion on Greek hillsides. The cans), both quite small nues are meager, but such is not always the case. zine devoted three pages to the One of the chief problems of same thing could be done for in territory, are very Too many prefer to remain dependent on their New York Auxiliary Bishop the Church in this country is to Asia. < Northern brethren and shirk the responsibility that telling that he has the best new reach the millions outside the In Asia in general there is a often called the most program on TV, that he is out­ fold who ar* ignorant of the lack o f fertilizers and indispen­ Catholic dioceses in the is theirs. Sad to say, too few of the people h^ve - Father Fortier shining Frank Sinatra’s show Church’s teachings, or, worse sable farm implements, which United States. They ac­ learned to support their Church. (on another network at the still, have unbelievably fantas­ retards production enormously; tic notions o f Catholics. Any­ count for more than one-fourth o f the 3,000,000 The South is a country divided by prejudices, same time), and is even cutting the unscientific use and breed­ Southern Catholics. The Denver Catholic Register into the viewer rating of Milton one who has engaged in street ing o f animals deprives millions as deep-rooted as the cypresses of the swamps; it President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Berle, king of television clowns. preaching is shocked at the dis­ o f needed proteins. All this, Looking at the proportion of our Catholics, is a valley ridden by ignorance, as murky as the Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D., Litt.D., LL.D. Some wags will say that the torted ideas a la Maria Monk with good will, could be reme­ country roads after a downpour; it is a jungle that many good-intentioned we find a ratio of as many priests and as many Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. Bishop is going theatrical. But died before too many years have seminarians as in the rest o f the nation, but it has plagued with poverty because too many of the City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. more farseeing observers will non-Catholics have. passed. It is for us to tell the Cath­ secular leaders have closed their eyes to reality and Associate Editors— Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus realize that the popular prelate IMMIGRATION — not now not always been so. More than half o f the priests olic story to the 100,000,000 in Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Paul Hallett, is reaching thousands who would immigration to Australia, al­ laboring in the South are missionaries who went failed to teach their people soil conservation, love this country who, according to Litt.D.; Jack Heher, Litt.M.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A. otherwise have little contact though there is no final reason there to devote their life in a mission field. Many o f work, dignity o f the human being, and espe­ with God or the Church. The the Christophers, do not even go Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. to church, and to e millions against that, but immigration o f them are great saints and men of wonderful cially, love of God. Thif Paper Printed Cntirelj By Union Labor who still think the Church a within the Asiatic con tin en t- offers another possibility never qualities. They are loved by their people— Catho­ Only one-fourth of the population of the Published Weekly by In Praise of great, villainous institution with lics and non-Catholics alike— but their background United States lives in the South, but the birth rate whipping posts in every base­ stressed by birth controllers. Population density and propor­ is such that more than half of all births in the THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) The Ordinary ment. and education make it hard for them fully to un­ 938 Bannock Street, 1 tion of usable land vary in this derstand the temperament and qualities of the nation are in the South. “ If we would really bring be­ HOW ARE WE TO REACH these people? By following the area to an extent seldom real­ Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 fore us what is both the high­ Southerners. Many people talking about the South— espe­ lead of such men as Bishop ized in the West. Burma, with est blessedness in God’s serv­ IF WE KEEP IN MIND the terrible mess in cially those offering their advice and criticizing Subscription: Sheen and Father James Keller, 16,800,000 people, has a capacity ice, and also in fact the ordinary of 100,000,000;. Malaysm, with our deeds— are very ignorant of our problems. Our $1.00 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. M.M., who seek to use every which the South was left after the Civil war and portion of good men, we shall 5.100.000, can support 50,000,- $1.50 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver, available medium to spread realize the consequences of that period of recovery Catholic brethren should not despair of us, because find it to consist in what from Christ’s message. These men of 000; Siam, with 14,400,000, can in a few years Southern children will migrate to Canada, $2.25 a year per subscription. its very nature cannot make accommodate 100,000,000; In­ (in which politicians played the role o f buzzards), vision seem to realize, as few if we remember the penalties imposed by the vic­ the North. There is no excuse for not knowing Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.00 a year. show in history— in a life bar­ do, that we are engaged in a donesia, with 23,000,000, can ren o f great events, and rich in war of ideas, and that the most hold 77,000,000; the Philippines, tor in an era in which nobody heard of relief for us any longer. Our Catholic brethren should keep Thursday, April 3, 1952 small ones; in a life of routine important weapons in this con­ with 16,000,000, have room for victims of war, we have to confess that the whole in mind at all times that all of us living by the duties, of happy obscurity and flict are those means of mass 84.000. 000, at present estimates South is growing steadily to assume its rightful bayous, under the oak trees, or in the hills be­ inward peace, of an orderly dis­ communication which reach the of possible cultivability. OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER place in the Union. tween the Ozarks and the Blue Ridge mountains pensing of good to others who millions— the movies, radio, An intelligent immigration The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. come within their influence, newspapers, magazines, and tel­ program, even in Asia alone, The South is changing slowly. Illiteracy is are their brothers. We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ morning and evening; a growth evision. and a scientific plan for the full ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or and a blossoming and bearing Father John O’Brien of utilization of its resources, could those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. fruit in the house of God, and a Notre Dame university reminds ensure most o f its people a de­ Protestant Educator Wants God in Schools We hope The Register will be read in every home of the of blessed death in the presence us that we are not doing half cent Oriental standard of living Archdiocese. of their brethren. Such has been enough in convert work. We within a decade or two, and time By "Rev. John B. Ebel ous principles. The Founding Fa­ Catholic education is based are the round of many a pastor up are content with hundreds, he enough to take the winds out of ‘W H Y THE PRIVATE thers who drew up the Declara­ clear and consistent.” Many of We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in and down Christendom, as even tion of Independence, “a docu­ the problems discussed by him, the children of the Archdiocese for the reading o f The Register. maintains, when we should be Communist sails. Such a pro­ SCH O O L?’ by Allan V. Heely, history has recorded, of many bringing a million converts a gram would cost less, far less, headmaster of the Lawrenceville ment far beyond the reach of such as the difficulty of teach­ «Ei URBAN J. VEHR, a missioner, of many a monk, of year into the Church. This can than the budgets for the present school, N. J., since 1964 (Harper mediocrity,” “affirmed as ‘self- ing Christianity, the basis of our ■ Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver. many a religious woman, of be done only by exploiting all Korean, Vietnamese, and Malay­ & Brothers, New York, 1951), evident’ the ‘truths’ that ‘all democracy, to a class made up of many a father and mother o f a J)ossibilities, by not missing a sian wars. And for Catholics it adds to the chorus of those edu­ men are created equal’ and en­ Catholics, Protestants, and Jews, family, o f many a student in joy, by a gift of God, ‘certain are nob encountered in Catholic Forty Hours' Devotion single method o f advertising the has a special claim on their sup­ cators who speak out for the sacred or profane literature— faith. ^ port, b^uae of the use made by ' necessity of religion in the school . unalienable eights,’ which are parochial schools or in schools each the center of his own cir­ ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER May many more modern St. birth control propaganda-.of Ori­ curriculum if democracy is to not extensively enumerated, but conducted under the auspices of Week of April 6, Palm Sunday cle, and the teacher of his own Pauls like Bishop Sheen tell the survive in our society. “ Religion, which include the right of ‘life, other denominations. people, though more or less un­ ental poverty and because of the BUT THE BASIC PROBLEM Denver, Our Lady of Guadalupe church millions still in darkness in this therefore,” says this noted liberty, and the pursuit of happi­ known to* the world.” — (Car­ ,era about Jesqs Christ and His constant urgings o f the Holy ness.’ Near the end of their of all, that millions of American Denver, St. Leo’s church schoolman, “ is the rock on which dinal Newman) Church! Father to encourage migration. the whole program of our schools statement they appealed to ‘the youths are going through public should be set, and freedom to Supreme Judge of the world’ for schools and receiving no inkling CATHOLIC RADIO LOG make it so is the unique priv­ the rectitude of their intentions. of the Christian truths and prin­ They said further that they en­ ciples that are the very basis of Station KOA ilege of the private school [of SACRED HEART PROGRAM which Catholic schools form the tertained ‘a firm reliance on the the democratic society in which ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, — Sunday,^6;45 a.m., and 11 protection o f Divine Providence.’ they live, remains unsolved. And 8 :3 0 a.m. largest block in the U. S.l . . . p.m. the recognition that there is a And toward the support of their as former Chancellor Robert M. CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, The AMERICAN National Bank power outside and above man of declaration they pledged their Hutchins of Chicago U. is 12 noon. which he is the creature, not the lives, their fortunes, and their quoted; “Although it is theoret­ Station KTLN | sacred honor. In other words, ically possible to be moral with­ Station KFEL creator, the servant rather than FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— the master. The educated person they staked all they had and all out being religious, in practice of Denver they were on a government of it is impossible.” We think it is AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. is one whose innate capacities 5:30 a.m., and 11:30 p.m. have been trained, sharpened, en­ individual freedom under God.” time that the Catholic parochial hanced, ond directed; who feels DR. HEELY MAKES the schools are recognized by the ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun- public for what they are, an day, 8:15 p.m. Station KBOL, Boulder an obligation to devote himself point that public schools, because they are barred from teaching extremely valuable and indis- SACBSD HEART PROGRAM to ends and purposes beyond and FAMILY THEATER— Wednes. above self-interest. religion to their students, can­ pensible portion of the Ameri­ day, 8 :3 0 p.m. Every weekday at 7 a.m. “ Secular education deceives it­ not really give them the proper can educational system. They self if it believes that teaching, background for appreciation of inculcate the democratic virtues whatever the subject matter, can democracy. “ Now, at the basis of of our society because they are , HE BORROWED free to teach the Christian re- p proceed from no point o f view. the American tradition is the All teaching is conversion. Edu­ Hebrew-Christian tradition. The ligion, the foundation and source cation impUes and intends con­ peculiar American emphasis on of those virtues. And it is clear, version. The private school’s en­ the special worth of every indi­ then, that legislators who would Hear tire offering, not merely the vidual is not merely a democratic bar pupils of Catholic schools forms and instruments of its re­ emphasis; it is a Christian em­ from health and transportation ligious training, is its answer to phasis. Yet although we are per­ benefits do so in cold bigotry, the root question that it must mitted in our public schools to and are unjustly denying Amer­ ASK and LEARN perennially ask itself: To what tell our children what it is, we ican citizens what is evidently shall our students be converted?” are not permitted to study, as a their right, as testified by the whole tradition o f our Chris­ “AT THE CAPSTONE of the matter of mere historical in­ structure [of education], hard to formation, the document in which tian-democratic society. KOA design and harder to effectuate,” it is embodied. I have read the There are some Catholics who declares Dr. Heely, “ is the incul­ New Testament long enough, profess to see a danger in our cation, in all who have been with giroups of boys comprising criticism of the public school system for not providing relig­ taught, o f a purpose to apply Jews, Catholics, Protestants of ious education. It is very likely, 8:30 their various talents to the im­ various sects, and agnostics, to they say, that soon public schools provement of the communities in know that it can be done with­ will require all pupils to take EVERY SUNDAY MORNING which they may live, regarding out theological debate or contro­ courses in religion. Then what versy and without attack, ex­ their privileges as involving reason can we give for main­ Questions on religion subniitted by the radio them in inescapable responsibil­ plicit or implied, on any special taining our parochial schools?, audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. ities. For the education of the creed. Americans should know they ask in consternation. what Christianity is, and it is HIS BILIS American people is aimed not THE REASONING IS, we be­ Booklet on Catholic Church available free of cost merely at individual embellish­ possible to teach what it is with­ lieve, not entirely valid. We to all inquirers, ment. It is aimed at individual out offense. Furthermore, in­ should do everything possible, enlightenment. ‘And enlighten­ struction in such fields as his­ and indeed it is our duty before ~ W RITE TO ment is not knowledge or skill or tory and literature, which the A.SK AND LEARN, Station KOA The AMERICAN Way. God, to see that religious educa­ accomplishment; it is spiritual, public schools are free to offer, tion is provided for the millions Denver 2, Colorado j People who borrow “the American Way” are just emotional, and intellectual tem­ is so abundant in episodes and of public school pupils who now % per and perception. allusions which have a religious do not receive it. It is necessary bound to be happy. They receive low bank rates “The Declaration of Indepen­ connotation that Biblical illiter­ for the pupils’ eternal good and dence is concerned with ideals,” acy is a serious barrier to their . . , rates as low as $4 per year for each $100 for public welfare. But this will he continues. “ Ideals express understanding and a p p re cia ­ at best be a minimum fulfillment MAin 5314 borrowed. And they receive prompt, considerate, values. If our schools, therefore, tion.” of the requirement of religion are to teach Americans to be A Presbyterian who recognizes for a complete education. The confidential attention from friendly loan officials ‘good citizens,’ they must find the basic value of religion in parochial school, which provides F.J.KIRCHHOF a w a j to make values permeate education. Dr. Heely pays tri­ not only courses in religion, but who want to help them solve their financial prob­ the consciences and inspire the bute to the work of the Catholic a relij^ous atmosphere, example lems. If you have unpaid bills, unburden yourself actions of their graduates; and parochial schools, and says that of religious teachers, and moral they must decide precisely in ad­ “ the principles on which Roman training, will never be equalled. Construction Co. now with the help of a Personal Loan from The vance what values they wish to implant and how they propose to American National. FREE PARKING right next go about it. They must manage to convey the recognition that Auto or Eternity? BUILDERS door to the bank. ‘good’ has not only a material By Jack Peacock vented him— something he had meaning — appropriate, for ex­ THIS FRIEND OF OURS been thinking about for four We Appreciate Your Patronage |-" ample, in speaking of a ‘good’ liked cars. Many people like years and longer. Something he chair or a ‘good’ automobile— cars, and so in that he is little could not, or would not, put out 700 Lawrence St. . Denver, Colo. but a moral meaning also, which different from others. But of his mind. is intended to communicate the his attraction to cars was some­ T W O YEARS W E N T BY idea of a ‘good’ man. And they thing special, something that after college that we did not see must teach the people how to tell made him enjoy the automobile eSTABUSHED IftI our friend. And then one day he which is which. ads in a magazine almost more showed up— happy and more ef­ “THESE ARE MINIMUM ob- than any other part of it. fervescent than ever. “ Do you je c^ e s , probably inadequate, Throughout his four years of have a car?” was the first thing The American Fixture Co ^THE iVATIONAI; BAIOC certainly ■ incomplete. Omitted college, he was tormented at var­ we could think of to say. “ No,” Uenofectnran ef from them, for example, is the ious times to various degrees by was the emphatic reply. Church Pews and Altars Denver place of religion in American his attraction for sedans, coupes, Another question brought the AMERICAN education, which I shall conceive- and convertibles. explanation: “ Well, I thought it Church Furniture to be the only means by which It came time for him to be over, and it just wasn’t a good Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures 17TH AND LAWRENCE STREETS free men can be prepared to ex­ graduated, and his fervor for deal. Those cars in the show­ ercise their privileges and their MUltoork o f All Kinds cars was as intense as ever. Sim­ rooms are beautiful, but there’s Member Federal Deposit Inmnasee Corpotudm obligations; the only means by ple, no problem at all, you say. one thing you can’t escape: C , V, Ui. . n “ A. 0168 which the sort of democratic He is out o f college— let him get Those cars will all be a pile of F. J. Kirrhhof, Pres. 1236 Arapahoe St. Hear "AMERICAN SEDENADE" on KLZ at 7 p.m. ovary Friday American society envisioned by a job and make a down payment junk in 10 years— eternity lasts C. F. Stahl. Pice Pres. Denver. Colo. our founders can be realized.” and get a car like anyone else. a bit longer. I’m entering the American democracy, points But it was not so simple as seminary'next month.” And he out Dr. Heely, is based on religi­ that^ Somethinjg important pre­ did.

r, PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, April 3, 1952

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(Cathedral High School, Denver) Students Do Well Jones, assistant at St. John’s Alameda Drug Store “ Shortcut to Eternity,” a timely At Speech Meet church, at dinner in Boggio’s story written by a Cathedral restaurant, and then a concert V, O. PETERSON, Prep. journalist, Judy Bagnall, brings a Two superiors and an excellent This treat was given in ap­ Cat Rato Drng§ fresh, new slant on the eternal rating were captured by Cathedral preciation for the work the girls Fonntain Service Sandriet problem of safe driving. speech students Robert Sutton, did teaching catechism seven weeks The penver Post published the Joan Casey, and Harry Cronin at at St. Francis’. The guests were Your Butinsst Appreeiatad tale o f “ Hotrod Louie” on its Miss NeCasek, head Cathedral Alameda & So. Broadway editorial page. Judy received speech _ teacher; Bebe Moroney, grateful letters of appreciation Catherine Rusho, Dorothy Denbo, from Officer Joseph Hale, manager and Betty Connor. CONOCO PRODUaS o f the safety division of the city The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph Lubrication • Delco Batteries and county of Denver; and R. J. Bosetti, 'V.G., had as his guests Brandon Marshall, director of the students from the French I and II ' Car Washing national branch of the Safety classes at the French film Monsieur council for Denver. Vinpent in Phipps auditorium W. A . (Dutch) THOMAS From the Tulsa Tribune in Okla­ March 30. Monsieur Vincent tells homa came congratulatory remarks of the life of St. 'Vincent de Paul. Alameda A Logan PE. 9840 and an offer of a job after Miss Practical mathematics classes on Bagnall’s graduation from high April 1 heard G. 'W. Phelan of the school or college. Paul Jones, di­ American Institute of Banking, rector of the National Safety who spoke on banking. Sister BUCHANAN’S Council in Chicago, 111., stated Margaret Jude is the mathematics in a letter to the Cathedral teacher. Christian Bros. Wines journalist that “ Shortcut to Eter­ Chemistry classes of Cathedral All Popnitr Bren nity” will be published in the Sep­ attended an atomic energy exhibit * W* DtliTtr tember issue of the magazine sponsored by the National Uni­ PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy. Saftey jEducation. versity Extension association at , • Order Your Students Stress East high school March 27. Ac­ 'Christian Courtesy' companying the students were Sis­ Carlin's Mobil Service Easter Flowers Judy Bagnall ters Margaret Jude, Acquinata, Courtesy week, cosponsored by and Aquinas. With the exhibit was BOB CARLIN EARLY ST. JOHN'S PARISH the student council and Our Lady’s the Boulder meet March 28 and a film showing the destruction (Member SL FrencU De Silee’ Parith) sodality, is being held this week, 29. Robert was awarded an excel­ wrought by the A-bomb. Lubrication Patronize These Friendly Firms March 31 to April 4, at Cathedral. lent in debate, a superior in ex­ Washing . . , Steam Cleaning Phone RA 1818 The motto of the week is “ Cam­ temporaneous speaking, and, Bookkeeping Pickup & Delivery City Delivery paign of Christian Courtesy.” Mon­ should he win first places at the ConI’est Awards 1st & Lofitan SP. 9930 Permaneni Waving Top laugh-gatherer at the day was devoted to courtesy in district meet in Longmont, he In the International Bookkeeping Church; Tuesday, courtesy at would be eligible to participate in O LSO N 'S a Specialty talent show staged by stu­ contest sponsored by the Business Forget-Me-Not home; and Wednesday, courtesy at the nationals. T|king a superior Education World of New York, the dents at Regis high school, Denver, Temptation M y Lady Edith school; Thursday is devoted to for radio speaking was Senior following students of Cathedral recently was pudgy Frank Sferra courtesy at social functions and in Joan Casey, and Harry won his high school merited an award: Flower Shop Food Market Beauty Shoppe (above, right) who brought howls public places. for oral reading. Attending the Uertificate of achievement — Eileen from the faculty and student body Andrew, Earline Barry, Dick Barteau. diJL £/t££UfL 285 So. Downing Appreciate Your Business Minnit KeiieUr, Mrr. First Friday, April 4, will begin meet were Cathedralites Roger alike for his imitation of Mario Patricia Beall, Betty Coffman, Beverly with Mass and Communion for the Seick, Judy Bagnall, John West, Comer. Mary Jane Cooper, Janet Davis, 3030 E. 6lh EA. 1801 2804 £. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 Lanza’s rendition of “ Because.” The student body. A skit will be pre­ Elivinio Sandoval, Shirley John­ Ann De Baca, Myrna Deering:: Quality Eggs The firms listed here de­ show was presented by 12 of the Margie Demling, Eileen Dolan, Alma- sented showing the faults in cour­ son, and Kitty McCabe, all of And Butter serve to be remembered Top Grade Meats students for the faculty and stu­ tesy and remedies will be sug­ rose Donweiler. Carrie Dreiling. Betty The firms listed here de­ Drumeller, Mary Ann Fabrizio, Francine Monarch • Crot.e & Blackwell dent'body and was under the direc­ gested. The most courteous stu­ whom made a good showing. when you are distributing serve to be rem em bered Fancy Groceries Finn, Marjorie .Fleckensteln, Patricia Broadway Creamery tion of Robert Shanahan, S.J., dents in high school will be honored Cathedral members of the Can- Foley, Mary Frances Geratner, Rose your patronage in the dif­ when you are distributing Fresh & Frozen Vegetobles teacher in the school and coach of Friday. Bob Zeylmaker is chair- fraternity of Christian Doctorine Marie Halbur, Rosalie Herrman, Mary 66 So. Broadway SP. 2663 man. |were guests of Father Charles Ann Jensen; ferent lines of business. T R O U T M A ] \ ’S the Regis Raiders’ hoop team. Catherine Jones, Jo Ann Jones, Mar­ your patronage in the dif­ Another of the top attractions garet .Junk, Bill Kelley, Vivian Lyons, Circle Drive Market of the talent show was the Dixie­ Kathryn McGlothlen. Nick Masciotro, ferent lines of business. Richard Mix, Helen Moya, Mary Murray, 2422 E. 6th Ave. FR. 8071 land combo, made up of four Regis St. Francis de Sales' Girl Margie Ortiz, Mary Poraarico; high students and one eighth Rodrie ‘ Price, Jack Schaefer, Bob grade student (playing clarinet) Scheer, Anna Marie Schulte. Jack Shipp, Jo Ann Simsick, Betty Joan Slenker, ST. DOMINIC'S PARISH from St. Joseph’s school. Chuck Given College Scholarship Ralph Sugar. Shirley Upton, Marcia Sonnen, orchestra leader, is at Vaughn. Louise Weingardt, and Bob Patronise These Friendly Merchants ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH the drums; Joe Littleton, trom­ (St. Francia de Salea’ High School, Latin IV group. Those participat­ Zeylmaker; Superior rating— Eileen Andrew, Ear- Patronise These Friendly Firms bone; Joe Kennebeck, trumpet; and Denver) ing in the script were Thomas Car- line Barry, Dick Barteau, Betty Coffman. Tom Thornton, piano.— ( Photos by A sl:holarship, from Mt. St. roll, Dolores Horn, Jerry Carroll, Mary Jane Cooper. Janet Davis, Ann De John O’Hayre) Carolyn Oliver, Henrietta Moratto, Baca, Myrna Deering, Margie Demling, The firms listed here de­ Scholastica college in Atchison, Eileen Dolan. Almarose Dorzweiler. Carrie SCIENTIFIC Texaco Products John Reilly, Mary Ellen Lewis, Dreiling, Betty Drumeller, Marjorie serve to be remembered Kans., has been awarded to Do­ Thomas Lee, Mary O’Kane, Mary Fleckenstein, Patricia Foley; Watch Repairs Lubrication Tirfs lores Gunzner, a senior at St. Fran­ Carol Eastman, and Robert Maier. Mary Frances Geratner. Rosalie Herr­ when you are distributing Dunbar-Andrews Washing ^ Accessories man, Margaret Junk, Vivian Lyons. Topic Discussed cis.’ Miss Gunzner is the daughter Sister Angelita Cyril and Sister Kathryn McGlothlen, Richard Mix, Helen your patronage in the dif­ EstablUhed 1916 JEWELERS Joe & Andys of Mr. and Mrs. John Gunzner of Alphonse Marie planned and Moya, Mary Murray, Margie Ortiz. Mary 3339 E. Colfax 6300 S. Clarkson, Littleton. The directed the program. The band Pomarico, Anna Marie Schulte, Jo Ann 3160 Tejon GLendxle 0228 ferent lines of business. Are. Simsick. Ralph Sugar, Marcia Vaughn, SERVICE STATION scholarship, which was based on was directed by Hugh Avis. and Louise Weingardt. Where Parking It No Problem At Holy Family The general science classes heard her academic Standing, was Cathedral’s delegation at the 12th A Clayton FR. 9826 an address by Mr. Cheatam of the awarded through the school. Longmont district speech meet will Forestry department. First he ; EDDIE'S TEXACO ; Members of the Latin I, II, and be _ Elivinio Sandoval and John WHITTAKER Is 'Leadership' IV classes presented a Latin pro­ showed a movie on conservation of Fajardo, in affirmative debate; our forests and on the prevention gram Friday for the entertainment Judy Winder and Marie Vargas, in ; SERVICE ; PHARMACY ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH of forest fires. Then he spoke on (Holy Family High School, of the school. Jacques Arcadelt’s negative debate; oratorical decla­ ► GL. 9815 3600 W. 29th At».^ soil conservation and what the “ T/ie Friendly Store’* Denver) “ Ave Maria,” sung by the sopho­ mation, Roger Seick; humorous ► ® W aihiuf • Lubrication^ Please Patronise These Friendly Firms average person could do to allevi­ A faculty-student council meet­ more girls and accompanied by declamation, Joan Casey; dramatic ► * Tire. • Auto Acce.ioriei 1 Prescription Specialists ate the situation. The information declamation, Sara Smith and ing was held April 2 in the school Patricia Lamirato, opened the pro­ • Battery Serrica W . 32nd and Perry Gl. 2401 gram. The band followed with the proved interesting and most en­ Harry Cronin; original oratory, hall. The problem discussed was joyable to the classes. OPEN ’TIL MIDNIGHT EVERY NIGHT “ Leadership.” The meeting was “ Great Gate of Kiev.” A reading Frances Lee and Larry De conducted in the form of a kine- entitled “ But Why Latin?” was Sisters From Misisons Andrea; poetry reading, Dorothy posium, with both students and delivered by Kathryn Joyce. The Speak on China Denbo, Joan Casey, Kitty McCabe, NORM'S SERVICE Mary Hough, and Harry Cronin; TEXACO faculty members participating. sophomore boys sang the sequence Sister dementia and Sister BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH NORM EKGBLOM, Prop. radio announcing, Roger Seick, Bill Mother Frances Therese and Sis­ for Easter and were accompanied Justa, Sisters of Loretto who re­ Tikim ihI FirtitBni Prodiiti SPEER BLVD. A T BANNOCK Kelley, and Larry De Andrea; ter Gregory were guests at the by Kathryn Glowes. Chopin’s turned recently from China, ad Patronise These Friendly Firms LiIrlutliR iitf WuhtM TABOR 9222 meeting. Etude in E Major was given by boys’ extemporaneous speaking, dressed the students on Tuesday John Warder and Bob Sutton; the band followed by “ Latin Moves The student body will enjoy a of last week. They spoke of the girls’ extemporaneous speaking, Into Industry” by Raymond Wil­ holiday Friday, April 4, to cele­ crucial situation in China and of Judy Bagnall and Joan West. brate the Feast of the Seven Do­ son. William Ricard played “ Ten­ ROSS VARIETY STORE YOU ALW AYS Carolyn Cleaners PROMPT REPAIRS Communistic abuse directed toward The Aviation club will be the lors, the patronal feast o f the Sis­ derly” in a trumpet solo; Charles religious in that country. Their NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR Mean more months of wear. scene of the 1952 Stardust SAVE AT Pickup-Delivery Service ters of Loretto. On this feast day Sekera delivered “ The Harpy.” Bring ehoes to us when soles experiences seemed extremely close Prominade May 5 from 9 p.m. to 12. Hardware • Toys Laundry Service wear through or heels run over. the sisters will observe all-day Members of the freshmen Latin to the students because they re­ Queen Patricia Kirt, attended adoration. During the noon period, 2214-16 Kaarnay SIMMONS DRUG BaMonholM-Hemititching-AU.ratloni classes sang “ Sancte Pater Jo­ ferred again and again to the teen­ by_ members of the royal court, will Santa Fe Shoe Hospital the senior girls and officers of 742 Santa Fa Driv. seph” accompanied by Margaret agers in China. The vivid descrip­ reign over the last formal dance DE. 4488 2868 Colo. BWd. FR. 2614 748 Fox Street CH 2832 Our Lady’s sodality will keep Dezzutti. The band played “ Pre­ tions of the events leading to their of the year. Belles and beaux will adoration in the convent chapel. lude in C-sharp Minor” by Rach­ return to this country roused the waltz to the melodies of “ Mac” Mc- A panel discussion sponsored by maninoff. The last feature on the audience into renewed hatred of Cready and his orchestra. Members the senior class for their parents program was a radio script entitled Communism and a firmer stand of the royal court are Mary Fraz- "The Sign took place March 31. Speakers on “ Amo, Amas, Amat” given by the against it in the future. zini, Judy Bagnall, Denise Negri, That Sells” bcdu-belle sli the panel were the Rev. Charles Mary Lou C de Baca, Sara Smith, 2 2 5 1 KEARNEY STREET Forsiiih, O.S.H., of Boulder, who Rita Buehler, Marsha Kuhl, Tom For Top Kortot Prin SF spoke on the Newman clubs; E. Presentation YPC Members O’Connor, John Warder, Richard lilt Yon Froportp Distinctive Clothing SnCHSLHUILOR Johnson, “ Opportunities in Den­ Cook, Larry De Andrea, Jim Pa- wni Ui For Children ver;” John O’Hayre, “ Advantages cellq, Marion Wyatt, and Frank INFANTS 1543 LARIMER - ALloine 34-22 f of a Catholic College,” and Lieu­ Schiavone. Arrangements for the Attend St. Vincent Movie dance were formulated by the class Th* firms listed here deservs to BOYS TO 6 GIRLS TO 12 tenant Tuckerman, U. S. air force, he remembered when you are dis- who talked on the armed service. moderator. Sister Rafael, assisted EA. 1296 (Presentation Young People’i ers, and the relationship of Church by the prom committee. tributinf your patronafe to the dU* Mother Frances Therese and Club) and State there was enjoyed by ferent lines of business. Cathedral high school will pre­ Sister Gregory, community super­ all. Similar discussions will be Eighteen members of the Pres­ sent its first Fine Arts Festival visors from Loretto, Ky., have held every month and business been visiting classes at Holy Fam­ entation YPC attended Monsieur Sunday, May 4, at 2:30 p.m. This Vincent in the Phipps auditorium meetings of the club are held event will set forth the yearly ef­ ily high school during the past every two weeks. week. March 30. This excellent movie forts of the speech and art depart was the highlight of recent club Single Catholics over high school ments. Those participating in the HOLY FAMILY PARISH age from Presentation and sur­ activities, following the Commun­ speech activities' are: Original ^ Patronise These Friendly Firms Favor Received ion breakfast March 23 at which rounding parishes are invited to oratory, Frances Lee; humorous A Register . reader ex p resses the Rev. M. J. Blenkush, pastor, join the club. Those who are inter declamation, Joan Casey; dramatic ested should contact the Rev. Wal declamation, Harry Cronin; debate, CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING gratitude fo r a favor received was guest of honor. Loretta Sedl- Portrait. Camera! Photo SnppHea mayer, religious chairman, made ter Jaeger at the rectory or any Judy Bagnall, Joan West, Bob through the intercession of S t Jo­ F A I V M N G ’ S arrangements for the breakfast. of the club officers or chairmen. Sutton, and Elivinio Sandoval. seph and S t Andrew. The art exhibit will be presented TEXACO SERVICE Classified Ads A roller skating party was en­ C/d/tJL Photo Studio under Miss May Burgess’ direction. TIRES . BATTERIES It will pay you to road A L L of the following advertiaementa. joyed Sunday evening, March 23, Queen’s Daughters Plan Concluding the program will be a (PETE VAN WOENSEL) at the Lakewood roller rink. Bowl­ ACCESSORIES cutting from Shakespeare’s play COMPLETE SERVICING Meeting Sunday, April 6 Phone; GR 9342 for Appointments IT'S SO EASY ing is enjoyed on Saturday eve­ Twelfth Night, presented by the REASONABLE PRICES ROOM FOR RENT nings at the Colfax lanes at 6 students of the speech classes. 44th A STUART GR. 9824 4345 W . 41 at Are. o’clock and will continue through ’The Queen’s Daughters will meet Front flleepinR room for ffentleman, Un- Home Appliancea To do your laundry at our auto­ the summet. Sunday, April 6, at 3 p.m. in the lioiiUd phone in room. 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GL. 5084 and recreation room in full finished base- Unexcelled View esses ■will be Mmes. J. Michaud, T. ment. Living room with fireplace, and C. McElroy, V. Bianco, A. (Ion- ferent lines of business. WALLPAPER Hanxing Painting Ro- separate dining room. medaling Call KE. 6793. LANTZ REALTY Lovely 4 bedroom modern wire zona, and J. Libonati. ST. CATHERINE'S 1726Jjhampa Realtor MAin 5129 cut brick English style home; D R U G « l» rS carpeted living room with fire Patronize These Friendly Firms place; dining room; baths; TOUR PRESCRIPTIONS PRESENTATION full basement with recreation will b« tilled earrectlr at Needed For Files Complete Selection of ST. JAMES' PARISH V 1 room; large cedar closets; and Patronize These Friendly Firms Hardware . . . Paints WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACT Denver Catholic Register garage. 1% acres. Call us for Please Patronise These Friendly Firms Pk. 8F. 9766 1096 Saath Garlord St. full details on 3601 South Co­ Guns . . . Ammunition rona. 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Price 4 Prescriptions Carefully Filled MiacelUneout Itemi i Call KEystone 4205 $14,200 and less. Ride thru Carol DeRose, a senior at i 3300 block South Ogden. MT. CARMEL PARISH PE. 4014 RA. 6423 4 Your Help Appreciated Loretto Heights, will give a Guido Shumake Drugs WALT BADGER Say§: . OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 p.m. < piano recital Sunday evening, Patronize These Friendly Firms WILSON & WILSON April 6, in the college’s Little GL 1073 38th a Clay iSend your garments to ns now and theater. The recital will be in par be ready for the Easter Parade. Realtors tial fulfillment of the require ments for a bachelor of arts de­ LONDOH MARKET Ross Variety Store (Members of SL Louis* Parish) gree in music. Miss DeRose is the Stara No. t daughter of Mrs. Rose DeRose AND GROCERY i PRINTING COMPANY 2868 South Broadway Notions •— Infants Wear Associated Cleaners 3100 W. 40th avenue, and is s OSCAR TUNNELL. Prop. 1454 Walton (gear) graduate of Cathedral high school Quality Maata and Groceries Hardware — Toys Pickup and Phone SU. 1-6671 6736 E. Colfax Dalivary ficrvica EA. 5462 KEy Aono 4054 The recital will begin at 8:15 and PHONES; MA. 6239. TA. 3366 J 3166 WALNUT 2932 West 38th Ave. is open to the public. Thursday, April 3, 1952 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE FIFTEEN

Donations for Easter Flowers Wanted Chevron Service Station Chorus Performs at PTA Conference GOOD CLOTHES NEED • Jack F. Milci, Prop. NOT BE EXPENSIVE Lubrication - Car Washing Mt. Carmel Parish to Open Pennsylyania Tire* Willard Batteriei THE 7S0 So. UniTeriity at E. Ohio — — PE. 9926 ______Summer Mass Slate Apr. 6 ENGLISH (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, Pamela Lee daughter o f Mr. Denver) and Mrs. Sidney Veto, with Russell The summer schedule o f Masses, TAILORS which will begin Palm Sunday, Paris! and Josephine Paris! as 901 FIFTEENTH STREET April 6, follows: 6, 7, 8 (chil­ sponsors; and Ronald David, son Combine Quality and Style dren’s M a ^ ), 9,10; and 12 o’clock. o f Mr. and Mrs. William Korinek, at Prices You Can Afford Anyone who wishes to contrib­ with Louis A. Pastore, Jr., and ute a donation for flowers for the Thelma Capra as sponsors. Easter altar may present 1iis gift to any of the priests. We Photograph Anything Anywhere On the first Friday o f the month, April 4, Communion will be distributed in all Masses, in­ The Mile-Hi^h Photo Co. cluding the Mass at 5:40. Con­ fessions are being heard April 3. KODAK FINISHING

Altar Society Plans 320-22 Seventeenth KEy*tone 6114 Denver Cord Social April 24 The English section o f the Al­ tar and Rosary society will give its third annual card party Thurs­ day, April 24, in the Denver Dry Engraved Letterheads Goods tea room from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Many special prizes will be Engraved Business Cards THE ST. JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL mixed ch o ru s, I ference March 20 in the Shirley-Savoy hotel, Denver. The chorus given, and there will be refresh­ TV/Tvc T . ' o “ Uofold Y b Portals,” “ Vanka ’n Tanka,” and “ Ezekiel Saw de ments., Members and guests may Business directed b y Mrs. Jo Noakes Lasham, choral director, IsNyheel.” They were accompanied by Bob Cavarra, ’51.— (Photo by bring their own cards. Tickets shown as it performed at the Catholic Parent^Teacher league’s con-'V an’s studio) can be obtained from Sue Spero, Announcements president, or Mary Rotola. Mrs. Spero is seeking volunteers to Annunciation Pair Win Essay Honors help with the card party. Anyone St. Louis Nuns, who would like to help may call VISIT OUR Two Annunciation high school discussion broadcast over station Ryszkowski, Eleanor Olguin, Glor­ her. i s t ' t e r ^ s students placed first and second KVOD April 1 at 8 p.m. This ia Maldonado, James Frazier, Ar­ At the last meeting entertain­ NEW DRIVE-IN in the recent essay contest spon­ broadcast was one o f a series spon­ den Repsink, and Charles Price. ment was presented by Michael sored by the Leyden-Chiles-Wick- Lorettine Order, 1636 CHAMPA ST. • MAIN 5161 sored by the American Legion as Discussion centered around the Pomponio, Frank Capaluppo, and 17th & LOGAN ersham post, VFW, , which was Gary Gaglin. At the next meeting open to all students in secondary a Communion breakfast will be schools, both public and private, V isit St. Mary's planned. in the Denver area. Robert Mez- PTA Viewi Have'Your ner and Thomas Slattery wrote (St. Mary’* Academy, Denvar) Al Bennett the prize-winning essays on the Mother Francis Therese, Assist­ Religious Film assigned topic “ America Is Every­ ant General o f the Loretto society A film called The Temple in body’s Business.” and Sister Mary Gregory o f Web' Jerusalem was shown to the mem­ Men's Clothing Dept. CLOTHES T^e third-place award went to ster college, St. Louis, spent sev­ bers of the Mt. Carmel PTA. 'The a student at North high school, eral days last week at St. Mary’s parish choir, under the direction and fourth prize, to a student from academy. They came to Denver to of the Rev. Salvatore Fagiolo, Rogers-Peet Cathedral- high school, Jean Mc- visit the society’s high schools after O.S.M., also entertained with Graw. These four essays will be a visitatiim in the Southwest. selections. Mary Sparaccini, solo­ Society Brand CLEANED forwarded for entry in the state Sister Mary Justa and Sister ist, sang an “ Ave Maria.” Mary dementia, Sisters of Loret­ Scolsdale contest, winners from which will, The Junior Alevien* announce in turn, compete for the pational to who returned from China last the change* in their meeting*, Brayton at January, spoke to the student body award. at pre*ent held weekly. The March 31. Annunciation high school stu­ boy* will meet twice a month dents participated in another To Attend Speech Meet until *ummer, and then once a GIGANTIC phase o f community effort this Thirteen girls, accompanied by month. Sport*, entertainment*, THE mnv CO week, when seven students and Miss Joann Flood, will attend the and refre*hment* will be fea­ 2ND FLOOR one alumnus presented a panel district speech meet to be held tured. in Longmont April 4-5. Those en­ An election of officers for St. Cleaners and Laundry tering the speech meet include 'Attention • Brides To Be Bernadette’s Study club was held Adele Murray, humorous declama­ in the home of Mrs. Corrine Vil- , Nothing will “ dress up” the tion; Mary Bazata, dramatic dec­ lano. Mrs. Betty Politano was lamation; Betty Jean Kafka and M A. 6101 Church more for your wedding named president, and Nina Dar- Rita Vigil, oratorical declamation; Announcing the Opening of i > than one of Wagner’* White Robert Mezner Thoma* Slattery dano, secretary-treasurer. The I Aiile Cloth Runner*, laid down Charlene Rothe, radio; Cather­ members will not meet again until 10 % Discount the aisle for the Bridal Party part of its Americanism program. value of good reading, the neces­ ine Foley, extemporaneous; Veron­ after Easter. sity of worth-while friends and ica Markey and Anita Schader, * to walk on, from the door to The topic of Tuesday’s discuS' The St. Philomena Study club On Cash and Carry , the altar. wholesome recreation, the impor­ original oratory; and Mary Clare sion was “ The Importance o f the tance of good home life, the se­ also will be dismissed until after W* *1*0 Fumlih Sidewalk Csnopic* Cervi, Mary Ann Walsh, Marie Teen-Ager in American Life ’To­ lection of, and preparation for, Therese Walsh, Mary Lou McCabe, Easter. When the meetings re­ We tlie can naki a toind renrdini of yoir sume, discussions will continue McIntyre Cleaners eirtlrt widdlni in nhontiraph ricofdt. day.” Under the leadership of one’s vocation, and the opportun­ and Pegg> McLaughlin, in poetry. Harry Zumtobel, class of ’41, talks ities for success in the world to­ and plans will be laid for the Tht firms listed hers deserve tQ Available only through your own Pan American Program cedar chest project. (Members o f St. John's Parish) ’ local florist, at reasonable cost. were given by Joan Ferdon, Betty day. The Spanish classes gave a Pan be remembered when you art dls- The Mt. Carmel Holy Name American program March 31. The tributinf your patronage to the dif- *ociety’i board of director* will ferent lines of business. CARL A. WAGNER MF6. CO., INC.' chairman was Jeanne Barrett. Jo­ 2266 So. Colorado Blvd. SP. 3962 meet Friday, April 4, at 8:15 sephine Bonomo discussed “ The Peace Contest Ends in Tie p.m. in the rectory. 1 History of Pan American Day,” Susan Bauerlein, Colorado sored for Indiana schools by the and Grace Daly, “ Celebrations in The Ushers’ club will receive Springs, recently tied ^ for first Intercollegiate Speech association Various Countries.” Barbara Kon- Communion in a body in the 7 place in the peace contest spon- at Notre Dame university, Ind ing, Shirley Kerns, and Mary Pat o’clock Mass Sunday, April 6. your clothes get the Miss Bauerlein, a freshman at St. Brennan presented a skit on Don Any society or club in the par­ Denver Student Winner Mary-of-the-Woods college, Ind., Quixote; Oddie Alanis and Pat ish that wishes to have news in ...happy refrain of the In Kansas Speech Meet is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peterson presented a hat dance; the Register should call Mrs. C. hjbmemaker with an J. H. Bauerlein, 1326 E. Willa­ and Oddie Alanis and Dorothy Mancinelli, correspondent, at GL. Ralph Cummings, Jr., son of mette, and is a graduate of Colo­ Hanifen did the tango. 5196. Personal news, such as re­ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cummings, rado Springs high school. The ports of TJarties, birth announce­ mime 5835 17th avenue, Denver, a stu­ topic o f her speech was “ John Doe St. Vincent’s Aid Society ments, and lists o f guests at dent at St. Joseph’s Military acad­ and World Peace.” She emphasized parties will not be announced in emy, Hays, Kans., was a winner the individual’s responsibility to­ Postpones Apr. 10 Meet the parish column. DRVER in the recent state speech festival. ward peace. The two winning The meeting and card party of Baptized recently in the parish No detail is overlooked in our modern, up-to-the-minute Ralph achieved top rating in the speeches were tape-recorded and St. Vincent’s Aid society, which were the following: Kathy Jean, plant to give your clothes expert care! Start today to humorous declamation section of will be entered in the national con­ was to be held on Thursday, April daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James the contest, which was open to all test. Miss Bauerlein received a $20 10, will be postponed because the Dwinell, with Andrew and Alberta gel the finest cleaning service possible— students in secondary schools, both prize for first place honors. She is date falls on Holy Thursday. The Kowalozyk as sponsors; Marie De­ public and private, in the state of an English major and social sci­ Register will have fuifther notice bora, daughter of Mr. and Mfs. Kansas. ence minor at the Indiana college. of the next meeting. William Brackett, with Frank Muro and Dolore Byers as spon­ sors; Martha Carol, daughter o f New Student Council at Regis Mr. and Mrs. James Lambert, with Gene Moya and Marrianne Finegan as sponsors; John Bucci, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bucci, with John and Carmela Bucci as ONE DAY N

THE NEW STUDENT council elected right, are his assistants: Gene DiTolla, Eddie ANNOUNCING PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY by the students at Regis college, Denver, Kohl, and Don Eobbinson; front row, left to right, are Dick Aller, Roche, George Eckert, and Frank last week is shown nolding its first session in the Corry. All the council members are juniors at the OF COLORADO council chambers. Rock Roche (second from left) is college and will return to guide the council during * the the council’s new dire:tor. In the back row, left to the coming school year.— (Regis photo by O'Hayre) In Albany Hotel OPENING of NEW OFFICES by ^ te s i C ontn t Umtoit i FBI Agent Guest Speaker /AN At Youth Club Breakfast 7i. W ln iM a k ,

(Cathedral Young People’* Club) cellent selection of guest speak­ Qonfttntailott » Fifty-two members of the ers. RCSIDIN^IAU CYPC received Communion to­ Margaret Sweeney and her com­ SPECIALIZING IN REMEMBERED FOREVER IN A PORTRAIT gether in the 9 o’clock Mass mittee are formulating plans for a dance to be held Easter Sunday INSURANCE LOANS Your child’s First Communion Day . . . and March 30. Breakfast followed im­ night in the Cathedral school hall. INVESTMENTS later. Confirmation . . . When the angels echo mediately lin the Albany hotel. The time will be 8:30 p.m. All President [fldwyn Lynch intro­ members are urged to be present. ' PROPERTY MANAOEMENT the singing in your heart. Keep these days and duced the; guest speaker, John The “ Slaughterhouse Five” team their beauty forever bright in a portrait! Dunn, special ^gent of the Federal APPRAISALS Bureau of Investigation. is in the lead in the bowling league with 57 wins and 33 losses. High INCOME * Open Sundays by Appointment * Mr. Dunn gave an enlightening game of the week and high series “List With Us!” talk about the many phases the also go to “ P.J.s” with high game FBI enters into in community, na­ of 745 and high series totaling Quick Action! Results! I tional, and international affairs. 2,087. For the boys, Edvfyn Lynch Van's Photo Studio He willingly answered all ques­ bowled a high game o f 190. Ed tions submitted to him by several also held high series o f 496. Betty 4345 West 41sl Ave. GR. 9342 interested club members. Mary Willis bowled a high game o f 181 Ann Wallace, religious chairman, for the girls. Shirley Carey had is to be commended for her ex­ high series with a total of 511.

___ ..I ___ PAGE SIXTEEN Offiet/ 931 lanheek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, April 3, 1952

Golden Altar Society Plans Children Will Sing at Easter Mass HNS at St. Rose's J. J. CELLA INSURANCE Baked Food Sole on April 5 HolyWeek Program for St. Philomena^sWillMeetApr.Zin Maria A. Celia Jack J. Celia Mr. and Mrs. Rex 0 . Toll an­ Golden.— (St. Joseph’s Parish) (St. Philomvna't Pariih, Denvar) the achool choir and also to the the rental system. Mrs. Ted Con­ — The Altar and Rosary society nounce the birth o f a _ girl, Rectory Basement The Holy Week program, as an­ school band that recently played way has been appointed book will sponsor a baked rood sale Susan Marie, on March 27 in St. for the Men’s club. Mrs. John Ma­ rental chairman for the coming ^'Insuronce of All Kinds" Joseph’s hospital. The Tolls have nounced by the R t Rev. Monsignor (St. Rata af Lima’s Parish, Saturday, ApriPB, at the Colorado jerus read td>« proposed constitu­ year. two other girls, Barbara and William M. Higgins, pastor, will Danvar) Central Power company. Those so­ tion and bylaws for the Parent- 43 Years of Dependable Service in the Field tekere liciting donations are Mmes. James Kathleen. > culminate in the Solemn Mass on Mrs. George Pease thanked the Easter Sunday at 8:15 with the Teachers’ association, and these women for their co-operation in The Holy Name society will meet Dependability is Essential Kirk, Ralph Miller, William Col­ Mr. and Mrs. Phil Garrison of were voted upon and accepted, burn, Lawrence Ruffe, William childreir of St. Philomena’s school attending the CPTL luncheon, and in the rectory basement Monday, Lub^ck, Tex., were recent vis­ singing at the Mass. Mrs. Koning announced the fol­ urged attendance' at the April Wagenbach, Doy Neighbors, itors in the homes o f their parents, April 7, at 8 p.m. ^ 1120 Security Bldg. ITtli A CaUt Phone KE. 2633 Confessions will be heard lowing commutees for the Men’s league meeting on Thursday, April George Kenney, Louis Bolis, and Mr. and Mrs. T. G, Garrison and night party to be held Monday, April 6 will be Coipmunion Sun­ Hugh Beers. Anyone desiring to Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 17, at 10 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark. They and S’aturday from 3 to 6 and April 28: Entertainment, Mmes. Mrs. Thomas Duggan introduced day for the Altar and Rosary so­ contribute to this sale and is not were accompanied by their four William Manning, Don Wilcox, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Confessions Hal Dickey, who presented ciety and for all the women of the contacted may call Mrs. Margaret children, Sharon, Michael, Patty, and Eugene Foster; decoration, Wagenbach, head o f the commit for the children of the parish will “Dickey Fashions” with seven and Phil, Jr. Mrs. Louis Bennett; food, Mrs. members o f St. Philomena’s PTA parish. tee, at Golden 749-M. be completed this week. There will CHAIRS! CHAIRS! CHAIRS! Robert H. Beers, oldest , son of be no High Masses on the first Frank Patton; and drinks, Mrs. modeling -clothes from Dickey’s Palms will he blessed and dis­ The Holy Name lociety will Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Beers, left three days of Holy Week. Francis McNamara. Fashions of Bonnie Brae and En tributed at the ^0 o’clock Mass on SantM*-*0«riNai*<-'‘HainpdgiiV*LyoRs'-^ huRorh meet Thuriday, April 3, at 8 Monsignor Higgins announced glewood. The models included Sunday, April 6. o’ clock in the pariih hall. After Sunday for Midwest, Wyo., where Communion will be distributed that Friday, April 4, Feast o f the Mmes. James CumQfiings, M. Blake Baptized recently by Father Bar- SOLD in Any Quantity! the butineit meeting and pro­ he has accepted a position with the at half-hour intervals on Holy Thursday morning, beginning at Seven Dolors, would be,a holiday. Vifquain, Louis Nelan, Eugene rs Wogan was Christina Mildred, gram, the memberi will leave to Stanolind Oil company. Mr. Beers Father Joseph O’Malley urged co­ Foster, Maurus Aziere, John Ma­ infant o f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph POIOINO CHAIRS attend their hour of nocturnal 6 o’clock. High Mass and a pro­ (New-Used) recently completed the require cession with the Blessed Sacra, operation in donating blood dur­ jerus, and Philip Rotole. Abeckina, with Joseph and Jose­ adoration from 12 to 1 a.m. ing the present campaign, run in phine Nakonieezny as her sponsors. • AU-Sm<1 * AU-Hudwoed April 4 in Holy Ghost church, ments for a bachelor of science ment will be at 8:15 o’clock. A The first'grade room won the conjunction with the Denver Red Attendance awafd, and Mrs. Ruth • UpholittMd Ssta RBacki Denver. degree in business administration sermon and devotions of the Scoutmaster John Demmitt eind • Childnii’t • Ttblct Am Blessed Sacrament will be held on Cross. PTA members were invited Tice won the special prize, a purse. Scouts Jack Treloar, Mike Bessler, Those in charge o f the altar and from the University of Denver,' the same evening at 7 :45. to attend the last in the series o f The third graders’ mothers served Bob Peterson, Dick Howes, and sanctuary for the month of April Mr. and Mrs. KiBian Mauz, pio­ marriage talks on “Legal Aspects TAMES, TOO! Mass o f the Presanctified will refreshments. Normen Prichard hiked March 30 are Mmes. R. H. Graves, James neer members of the parish, are o f Marriage,” to be held Sunday, • Banquet (all sizes) s Card begin at noon on Good Friday and Mrs, Taylor Boetwick has re­ on Genesee mountain. Hiking is a Kirk, and Sarah Smith. both ill in their home. April 6, in the school hall at 2 p.m. Stations o f the Cross will be at turned from Calgary, Canada, requirement for a second class Wf AIM SWT AT LOW U T fl 3 o’clock. Sermon and Stations of Mrs. John Vos, book rental where she spent a week with Mr. scout Troop 206 also participated the Cross will also take place Fri. chairman, urged parents to im. Bostwick, who has been trans­ in the recent scout circus. press their children with the im­ ferred there. Mrs. Bostwick and Call, W rite o r Visit Us-TODAY day evening at 7:45. Veneration The Ushers’ club met March 31 portance of taking good care of family plan to move to Canada of the crofs will be held Friday in the rectory basement Mass For Sale at a Bargain afternoon and evening privately their school books. A bulletin was when school is dismissed. The collection taken up on Good passed among the members indi St. Philomena’s school vacation hohre were assigned and direc­ PEorl 4651 Friday is for the restoration of eating the cost o f new books, and begins on Holy Thursday and ends tions for ushering in the new the Holy Places in Jerusalem. the comparative saving through on April 16. church were given. 350 Broadway On Holy Saturday ceremonies The altar committee members Kimball Pipe Organ will begin about 6:45 a.m. with for April will be Mmes. Tripler, the lighting of the new Paschal Wheatridge Altar Group Mikulich, Ferguson, and McClug- Detached Console fire, followed by High Mass at ««««• ^ ______8:15 o’clock. Communion will be distributed in the Mass. There will To Sponsor Easter Sole Specifications be no Communion on Good Friday. Paschal water for the new liturg­ (St. Patar and Paul’s Church tucked under your arm. The sale Pedal Bourdon 16' ical year will b e' available after Whaatridge) will take place in the Wheatridge Swell Stopped Diapason 16’ the Mass on Holy Saturday. The feature o f the bake sale, Realty Office, 7065 W. 38th avenue from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Gamba 8' The Altar and Rosary society April 5th, sponsored by the Altar April 5. The sale will also afford Flute D’Amour 4' members will be in the vestibule and Rosary society, will be the display of a precooked ham. So be an opportunity to pick up those New Recognition for Tremulant after all the Masses on Palm Sun­ day to accept offerings for the sure to attend the salt. Tou may last-minute Easter gifts of needle­ Great altar flowers for Easter. Palms go home with your Easter dinner work from a large and varied as­ Open Diapason 8’ will be blessed before the early sortment, all hand-made. Clarabella 8’ Mass on Palm Sunday and distrib­ Father William Molloy, chaplain at Mt. S t Elizabeth retreat in Dulciana 8' uted all morning. Blue Cross and Blue Shield Morrison, Colo., will be the head­ Super Octave Coupler Banns of marriage were an­ Lady of Grace nounced for the first time between liner at the Men’s club meeting, Swell Unison James Cleo Coffman o f St. Philo­ held tonight in the Assembly room, mena’s and Miss Nadine Mary Father Molloy is an adept magi­ Complete with Blower O’Brien o f Cathedral; ancj be­ Choir to Make cian, and no doubt will show the X'h'e Wag:e Stabilization Board has tween Lex Joseph Hall o f St. men some new tricks. The men o f the parish will re­ We recently traded in this pipe organ on a Wurlitzer Philomena’s and Miss Helen Cath­ just issued a new Regulation and a erine Dudak o f St. Philomena’s. ceive Communion in a group in the organ installation, and it can be seen and heard by 1st Appearance Confessions will be held on 7 o’clock Mass on Palm Sunday, Resolution which allow management contacting us. Thursday afternoon and evening (Our Lady of Grace Parish, April 6. After Mass the members from 3:30 to 6 and from 7:30 to 9 Denver) of the Theophilus club will serve A new pipe organ of similar specifications would sell breakfast in the Assembly room to participate in the cost of Blue Cross for over $5,000.00. for the first Friday. Masses on Six Masses will be offered on o’clock for the first Friday. Masses Easter Sunday. They will be at Father Robert McMahon will Uur price is less than $1,000 if it is sold before we re­ on first Friday will be at 6:30, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, and 12:15. The launch a naw aeria* of instruc­ and Blue Shield for employees with­ move it from its present location. Cost of removing 7:15, and 8:15 o’clock. Communion choir will sing at its first High tion* on the Commandments, beginning Tuesday, April 8. Tha out regard to the 10% limit on wage and installation is not included. will be distributed every 20 min­ Mass at 12:15 on Palm Sunday, utes, beginning at -6 o’clock. There April 6, under the direction of Jim first instruction will b* on tha will be no Stations of the Cross in Eitemiller. moral law, and will bagin increases. In the past, health and wel­ the afternoon f6r the school chil­ The Altar and Rosary society promptly at 8 p.m. dren, but Stations will be held at held its monthly meeting March 27. Since 1874— Denver’s Leading Music Store Holy Week service will begin fare programs had to be considered 7 :46 p.m. The First Saturday devo­ Final plans were made for the ham with High Mass on Holy Thurs­ tions will he held after all the games party to be-held Friday, day at 8 a.m. followed by a pro­ part of the wage formula. Masses and during the evening April 4, at 8 p.m. Twenty hams cession of the Blessed Sacrament Holy Hour at 7 :45. The Very Rev. will be given awqv at this time. There will he all-day adoration. Dr. William J. Kenneally, C.M., The purpose of this party is to Services in the evening will consist will speak at the Lenten devotions raise money for padded kneelers of Rosary and sermon, and will for the church. The cost of this This recognition of hos­ tion 19 and Resolution 78) if oil Wednesday evening, April 9. begin at 7:30 p.m. On Good Friday project will be about |626. The pital, surgical, and health­ it does NOT provide any sel­ ■» Prayers of the parishioners kneelers will be installed in time the Mass o f the Presanctified will were requested for James H. for Easter Sunday. All members take place at noon, followed by care programs for employees dom-used benefit, such aa 1617 Cglifornia St. Denver, Colo. O'Neill, 1336 Adams strept; Mrs. Stations of the Cross. Services in of the parish and friends are urged holds two significant points special nursing, full payment Beatrice Paredes, sister o f Mrs. to attend the party, the evening will be at 7:30 p.m. On Write for Descriptive Literature. T. D. Burns, 1241 Milwaukee Mrs. J. Morgan and Mrs. John Holy Saturday, the blessing of the for both management and la­ for private room, blood plas­ street; Thomas Tully, who died in Freed are in charge. The Men’s oils, water, etc., will be at 7 a.m. ma . . . or rest cures. Blue Germany; and Nellie G. Melican. club will assist at this affair. with Mass at 8:30. Confessions bor: "The monthly adoration in Holy Mrs. Dan Keleher, 3749 Gilpin, will be heard after devotions each First, WSB recognizes Cross qualifies in these re­ Ghost church for the men o f St won the grand prize o f the spring night, and on Saturday from 3 to spects. As a surgical plan, Philomena’s parish will he from jamboree. 6 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. that health care programs for 4 to 5 a.m. the ma^ co. Palms will he blessed at the 7 Sacristy workers for April 6 are employees and their >familie8 Blue Shield qualifies.* Mrs. M. Bloke Vifquoin Marion Hodge and Margaret Jones. o’clock Mass on Sundav, April 6, are essential to the morale If you have considered and will be distributed after all The following women have vol­ • OOOOO OO 000 0 It President of PTA I The newly elected officers of the Masses. unteered to clean the church for and increased productivity of adopting a c o m p a n y-paid St. Philomena’s Parent-Teachers’ Robert Johnson .was received Holy Week and Easter. April 9 at employees— and as such, the plan for your employees to association were announced at the into the Church March 30. Father 1:30 p.m., Mmes Sally Davis, religious gifts for monthly meeting in the school au­ James Moynihan also baptized Josephine Crawton, Marian Epson costs involved are NOT in­ serve in lieu of a wage in- ditorium March 31. They are: Linda Ann Myers, daughter of Mr. and Elizabeth Ruote; Friday flationary. crease. THE HOSPITALS President, Mrs. M. Blake Vifquain; and Mrs. Charles Myers. April 11, at 4 p.m., Mmes. Cather­ Easter giving first vice president, Mrs. Frank Donald Kern and Dorothy ine Minze, Ruth Herszen, Eliza­ Second, WSB has used as AND DOCTORS OF THE Patton; second vice president, Mrs. Stefano were married in the beth Ruote and Marian Epson; a model the Blue Cross-Blue Rupert Meek; treasurer, Mrs. John presence of Father Monyihan Saturday, April 12, Margaret STATE OF COLORADO urge March 30. Majerus; secretary, Mrs. Roy Golbel, Margaret Jones, Lucille Ol­ Shield plans of the country as The Men’s club met March 28. you to talk with Blue Cross- Struck; historian, Mrs. Charles M. son, Marjorie Ruterbories and A treat was given th*m by Father the standard by which any McConnell; and auditor, Mrs. Alex Marian Epson. Blue Shield in greater detail Moynihan in appreciation of the health care plans arefto be Keller, Mr. and Mrs. William Helm of success df the jamboree held last about how the Blue Cross-Blue Mrs. James Koning presided and week. 4330 Gray are parents of a new judged. baby. announced that corporate Com­ The weekly games party is held A Hospital plan qualifies Shield plans fit in with GWR munion day for the PTA will be every Tuesday evening at 8 The women of the Altar and Ro­ held on Palm Sunday, April 6, in o’clock and square dancing is held sary society are planning a card (under General Wage Regula­ 19 and Resolution 78. the 8:15 o’clock Mass. Appreciation every Saturday evening from 8 to party for the afternoon of April was expressed for the singing of 11. • 24. BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD READY FOR All Saints' Altar Society 1663‘Lawrence Street TAbor 6131 Denver 2, Colorado THE OPEN n w CAUnSs Bit* Crss* saS Bias SMsM PlsM asst sll tl th* rsniisasnts sst M ky Plans Bake Sale April 6 Om W 8 8 u 4 * r tiu tstIs w M t s r is . ROAD? (A ll Sainta’ Parish, Daavar) , the many hours of hard work that The Altar and Rosary society they have given tio practice in will sponsor a bake sale at the preparation for the~music o f Holy Week and Easter. •\ church on Palm Sunday,' April 6. All the women o f the parish are Have Our urged to bake pies, cakes,~ cook­ ies, candy, bread or roll. Please Experts Give bring all bakery goods to the cry­ Prayer books for adults and children, Blessed Your CHEVROLET ing room in the rear o f the church Be God, Sunday and Daily Missals, Key of before each Mass. The bake sale Heaven, Pray Always, Pearls of Prayer. will be held immediately after the 8, 10, and 11 o’clock Masses. 1.25 to 16.00 COMPETE Church Cleaning Holy Bible, Donay version. Various bindings, Slated April 8 3.50 to 28.00 MOTOR The women of the parish are in­ vited to help clean the church for frosithe OIL INDUSTRY Rosaries-crystal, sterling silver, pearl, block... Easter. The Altar and Rosary so­ 3.00 to 35.00 ciety has selected Tuesday, April Don’t let anyone tell you the Oil Industry does not contribute its share TUNE-UP 8, for this purpose. All women who Rosaries for children. Rosary and cose, very can help are requested to mpet in AND MOR£ to the economical, education^ and social welfare of the state in which it operates. As an example: attractive. the church by 10 o’clock in the received morning or any time convenient 50c, 1.00 and 3.95 for them liter that. Women de­ out COMPLETE sirous of obtiining transportation lootr At m ifSI ticom in wromm Statues, Angels, figurines. Many lovely im­ FACILITIES please call Mrs. Leo Arnoldy, ports. $ 14S/963.03 to tho countiM of Wyoming In which ell li producod ARE READY TO Westwood 1088, or Mrs. Dudley 6 0 c to 25.75 Campbell, Westwood 396-J. 1/886/865;09 to tha Wyoming Highway Commission SERVE YOU NOW! The Mother of Perpetual Help Choose your Easter gifts from our extensive circle will meet in the home of 2,482,716.45 to Wyoming's PwMI« Schools collection of religious articles. Mrs. Joe Kapsch, 1986 S. Irving THE MAY CO. BOOKS-BALCONY street, Thursday evening, April 3, 446,889.91 to the University ef Wyeming 1 ^ 1M .I - All repair work charged only at at 8 o’clock. Chevrolet Authorizedj, Flat The Mother Cabrini circle will $4,965AI34.46 in OIL RiTALTIiS ALONL (This does not Include ordinary musical rosary box meet in the home o f Mrs. Edward Rate Price!! and ad valorom taxes paid in the normal course of business). • T if ** ‘ o «»at fsm lLl‘«>- that plays Carlson, 1966 B. Julian street, on This can happen O N LY in the great public land states like Monday evening, April ‘7, at 8 “Ave Marla” o’clock. • Colorado and Wyoming. It it N O T possible in Consul Sutes or sntes wfaoN Itsds are almost wholly privsttly owned. Super suncrust finish in gold The women o f the Altar* and Rosary society will receive Holy with gold bronze feet. Reli­ 50 Com*** Communion in a group in the 8 ft* M iMksIrr dsM fcr ITysnfaf ir cur M HW (O M M M gious picture in ^cover and o’clock Mass Sunday, April 6. All the women and girls o f the parish Colorado can benefit to the same degree if its citizens will permit Oil to equipped with red velvet are invited to receive Holy Com­ develop without discriminetory taxation. lined compartment for ro­ munion with the society. sary beads. Helvetic Swiss irnported musical CHEVROLET Palms will be bleued at 7:30 on I f r OIL DEVELOP IN COLORADO Palm Sunday morning. This cere­ movement that ploys when lid is lifted. 455 Broadway mony will bis followed by a pro­ 4.98 PEorl 4641 cession and the High Mass. The F O R COLORADO'S BENEFIT THE MAY CO. COSMETICS—STREET FLOOR pastor and parish are grateful to the membera o f the choir for ROCKY MOUNTAIN 6 9AI ASIOCiATION

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Thursday, April 3, 1952 Offiea, 938 Bannock Street T H I DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 PAGI SEVENTEEN St. Mary Magdalene PTA St. Cojetan Unit 1st Graders to Entertain I1V$URA]\’CE STATEIUEIVTS Among insurance companies licensed' to transact business in Colorado by the Plans Meeting State Insurance Department are those printed below as follows: Will Aid in Blood Project At Cathedral PTA Meet tSt. Mary Magdalene’ * Parish, home mechanici, but are unable Denyer) to find a leader. Any man with Sunday, April 6 (Cathedral Parish, Denvar) committee. Other members of the a little "mechanical know-how’’ The Red Cross has asked St. (St. Cajetan’s Parish, Denver) A musical program by the first committee are Mmes. C. Bind^I, MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY Mary Magdalene’s PTA to co­ who would he willing to meet J J. (ELLA The Central committee on fes­ grade school children, under the Fred Haas, W. F. JKelty, and John operate in supplying blood donors with and instruct these boys INSUBANCE SINCE 11*7 tivities of the parish has scheduled direction of Sister Frances Roche. Election of officers will fol­ INSURANCE AGENCY should call the school office, for the blood bank. Anyone in­ a meeting in the church hall on Eleanore, will be presented at the low. New officers will be installed GRand 4533. Gas and Electric Bldg. TA. 1395 1120 Security Bldg. KE 2633 terested in this project is asked to Sunday, April 6, at 2 p.m. The monthly meeting o f the Cathedral in the May meeting. send his name to the school and The boys in this group are purpose is for reports on tickets PTA Monday, April 7. This pro­ Printad programs For Eastor the committee in- charge will Ronald Kampmueller^ Bernard Se­ now in circulation for the Casca- gram will follow the business weolc services have been mailed promptly contact him. STATE o r COLORADO INSURANCE STATE OF COLORADO INSURANCE STATE OF COLORADO ward, Timothy Suntum, James de rone dance. The special feature is session, which will convene at to all parishioners on tho mail­ DEPAETlfENT DEPARTMENT Reading about an unexpected Ininrane* Dapartmant Francia, Richard Rudolph, Rob­ a radio clock which will be given 2:30 p.m. in the grade school cafe­ ing list. Additional copies are SYNOPSIS OF STATEMENT TOR 1*51 SYNOPSIS OF STATEMENT FOR 1951 Synopsis of Statement (or 1961 as ran- holiday from which she could not ert Bellefeville, Ronald Kirk, Rob­ available in tbe back of the AS RENDERED TO THE COMMIS­ AS RENDERED TO THE COMMIS­ dered to the Commisiioner of IniursBes during the evening’s activities. The teria, 1836 Logan street. Mrs. J. J. SIONER OF INSURANCE. benefit was the lot of Shelia ert Dunn, Joseph Zabel, and Mi­ church. Tanebrao devotions will SIONER OF INSURANCE. Repnblic In.nrance Company yearly Easter egg dance serves the Walsh will preside.' THE EAGLE FIRE COMPANY OF NEW DETROIT FIRE AND MARINS Schmitt of the sixth grade. Sheila begin on Wednesday, April 9, Dallas, Texas chael Miles. fund-raising project being carried A slate of new officers for the YORK, NEW YORK. N. T. INSURANCE COMPANY K sttis ...... 128,512,884.71 is convalescing in St. Anthony’s Friday of this week is the first on by the parish societies and in­ 1952-53 term will be presented at 7i45 p.m. St. Thomas’ semi­ ASSETS ...... 17,094.827.81 DETROIT, MICHIGAN Liabiiitiee _____ 14.194,782.92 hospital from an attack o f quinsy. Friday of the month. Communion narians will present the chant. LIABILITIES ...... 4.886.8*6.10 ASSETS ...... 824,418.62 CapiUl ...... 4,209,000.00 . terested individuals to defray the for approval by Mrs. Jean Jaco- CAPITAL ...... 1,000,000.00 LIABILITIES ...... 4,227.456.65 Her fellow fifth and sixth grade will be given at 6:15 and 6;S0 Continkancy Reaerve______1.973,124.45 new rectory debt. bucci, chairman of the nominating Cathedral members o f the men’s Reserve representing di^erence between CAPITAL ______1,000.000.00 Surplus ...... 3,144,477.41 classmates, desiring to brighten and in the Mass at 7 o’clock. Con­ Value carried in Aisets> and Actual De- SURPLUS ...... 4,096,961.97 Actively interested in this are Nocturnal Adoration society will (Copy of Ccrtificats of Aathority) her days, wrote her letters. The eember 81, 1961. (Copy of Certificate of Authority.) fessions Thursday evening begin the Holy Name society, which spend the hour of 11 to 12 p.m. DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE chief topic of these letters was the SURPLUS...... $1,653,899.16 DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE. at 7:30 o’clock. meets in the church hall on Sunday, in Holy Ghost church Thursday, VALUES ...... 105,072.06 CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY To W'hom it May Concern: recent blizzard and th<* absence Evening services were held Wed­ April 6, at 1 p.m.; the Sacr^ (Copy o/ Certificate of Authority.) To Whom It May Concern: Society to Have April 3. All men of the parish are This is to Certify that the RepuUie In­ from the classroom of all but eight DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE. Thia is to Certify that the Detroit Fire nesday at 7 :30. The talk was given Heart society, the Young Ladies’ invited to participate. surance Company orginieed under the law* CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. and Marine Insurance Company organized members. of Texts pursuant to its application by the Rev. Thomas F. Singleton, sodality, the Confraternity of On Friday, April 4, the first Fri­ To Whom It May Concern: under the laws of Michigan pursuant to ita therefor and in consideration of iti com­ S.J., of Regis college. Christian Doctrine, and the Carme­ -<11111 is to eerti^ that The Eagle Fire application therefor and in eoniideration 4-H Clubs Forming day o f the month, special day-long pliance with the laws of Colorado, is Company of New York, organised under of ita compliance with the laws of Colorado, Three field representatives of lite society, which since the first Unit Communion devotions o f reparation to the hereby licensed to transact business a* a Friday evening Stations of the the laws of New York, pursuant to its years of the parish has directed is hereby licenaed to transact buaineaa as a Fire Insurance Company until th* lest day the National 4-H organization were Cross are at 7 :30. Sacred Heart o f Jesus will be ob­ application therefor and in consideration Multiple Line Insurance Ckimpany until the the foods 'department with ad­ served. Members of the League of of its compliance with the laws of Colo* of FVbruary next aucceedink the data hereof at school last week to stimulate Thursday, April 3, the Altar last day of February next succeeding the unlees this license shall be sooner revoked. mirable results. All Mexican foods rado, it hereby licensed to transect busi­ the formation of~4-H groups. Mrs. the Sacred Heart will receive Com­ date hereof unleM this license shall be IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ and Rosary society will meet, ' are to be served by them in At St. Elizabeth's ness as a Multipie Line Insurance Com­ sooner revoked. Joseph McGannon will be a leader munion in the 7 o’clock Mass. unto set ray hand and caused th* official preceded by a luncheon at 1 the West Turner hall, where the pany until the last day of February next IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ of 10 girls who have banded to­ Sacred Heart badges will be dis­ succeeding the date hereof unlesa this eeal of my office to be affixed st th* o’clock. festivities take place, from noon (St, Elisabeth’s Parish, Denver) unto set my hand and caua«l the official City and County of Denver, this first day gether for the study of clothing. tributed to all occupying the front license shall be, sooner revoked. seal of my office to be affixed at the City of March, A. D. 1952. On Sunday, April 6, the Easter until midnight. The dance is to The Altar and Rosary society IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ Girls in this group are Colleen pews on the Epistle side of the and County of Denver this first day of (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, flower collection will be taken in feature the music of Henry Torres will receive Holy Communion in unto aet my hand and eauaed the official March, A. D. 1952. Vechazone, Jacqueline Amato, church. Following the 12:15 Mass, Commissioner of Insuranc*. the vestibule following each Mass. and will combine modern and old the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, April seal of my office to be affixed at the City (Seal) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Margaret Harris, Karen Volkman, there will be public exposition of and County of Denver this first day of Spanish folk dances. The central 6. The meriibers will be at the Ck)mmiasioner of Insurance. Mary Scioli, Claudia Beats, and The blessing and distribution of the Blessed Sacrament throughout March. A. D. 1952. committee includes Eugene, Toby, back of the church after each (Seal) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Patricia McGannon. Mrs. Harold palms will be before the 10 o’clock the day. The Way of the Cross, and John De Leon, Henry, Gus, and Mass on Palm Sunday to accept (Commissioner of Insurance. STATE OF COLORADO Hethcote is the leader of another Mass on Palm Sunday. and. Benediction of the Blessed Inanranes Department Central States Health Willie Garcia, Felix Gallegos, E. contributions for defraying the clothing project. Members of her Recently baptized was Erline Sacrament will conclude the day STATE OF COLORADO Synopeia of Statement for 1961 aa ren­ Marie Pheifer, daughter of Frank Tenorio, J. D. Martinez, P. J. expenses of the flowers for Holy Insurance D^artment dered to the Commissioner of Insurance and Accident Association group are Eileen Hefner, Mary Pat Torres, Antonio Pacheco, Manuel Thursday, the arrangement of of prayer. Synopsis of Statement for 1951 as ren­ Senthern Fire Insurance Company Makens, Patricia Pianfetti, and and Armella Pheifer. Sponsors Torres, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bena­ which Brother David, O.F.M., has On Saturday, April 6, the Ca­ dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Durham. North Carolina OMAHA, NEBRASKA were Wendlin Unrein and Clemen­ Agrienltural Insannee Company AssoU ...... $5,166,572.76 Kathy Hethcote. vides, Celestina Gallegos, and Mr. undertaken for many years. The thedral Society of Our Lady of Ten boys are eager to study tine Vernon. Watertown, New York Liabilities ...... 8,084,481.88 and Mrs. Edward Garcia. monthly meeting of the Altar so­ the Immaculate Conception will Assets ...... ;...... _|27,546,688.61 Capital ...... 750.000.00 Distribution of blessed palms on ciety will lake place in the school receive Communion in a group in Liabilities...... 16,540,855.99 Contingency Reaerve ...... 84,122.18 STATE OF COLORADO the 7:45 Mass. Since this is the Capital ...... 8,000,000.00 Surplus ...... »...... 1,297,968.89 DRUGS...PRESCRIPTIOl^S Palm Sunday will take place just hall Tuesday, April 8, at 1 p.m. Insurance Department first Saturday o f the month, spe­ Surplus ... 8,006,882.62 (Copy of Certificato of Authority) • before the High Mass and im­ The parish Nocturnal Adoration (Copy of Certificate of Aathority) DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE Synopsis of StaUment for 1951 aa ren­ Veterinary Supplies cial devotions to Our Lady of dered to the Commissioner of Iniuranet mediately after. Choir rehearsals society will meet in Holy Ghost DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Courteous and Friendly Scmi'ce Fatima will be observed. There CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY To Whom it May Concern: Central States Health and Accident are now in progress for Easter church Thursday evening, April Associetion Sunday Mass under the direction will be public exposition of the To Whom It May Concern: This is to certify that the Southern Fire 3, from 10 to 11 p.m. This is to Certify that the Agricultural Insurance Company organized under the Omaha, Nebraska of the organist and director, Wil­ Asseta ...... $682,563.17 The first Friday breakfast will Blessed Sacrament following the Insurance Company organised under the laws of North Carolina pursuant to ita j o s u u u j liam Bernard. Miss Rebecca Torres application therefor and in consideration Liabiiitiee ...... 608,461.09 (^ U ^ H i 0 J ^ S io J t S L be prepared and served to the 12:15 Mass, closing with Benedic­ laws of New York pursuant to ita application is assistant organist. therefor and in consideration jof its com­ of its compliance with the laws of Colo­ CapiUl ...... Motual school children by the PTA after tion at 7:45 p.m. Surplus ...... 179,092.08 The Cathedral Altar and Rosary pliance with the laws of Colorado, is rado, is hereby licensed to transact busi­ 2080 So. Colorado Blvd. RA. 5141 the 8 o’clock Mass on April 4. hereby licensed to transact busineu as a ness aa a Multiple Line Insurance Com­ (Copy of Certificate of Authority) society will receive Communion in pany until the last day of February next DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE Electrical On Palm Sunday, palms will be Fire Insurance Company until the last day the 8 o ’clock Mass Sunday, April of February next succeeding the date hereof succeeding the date hereof unless this li­ CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY CIGARETTES $1.57 CARTON Appliances blessed at the 9:15 Mass and dis­ Regis Grads Honor 6. Front pews on the Epistle side unless this license shall be sooner revoked. cense shall be sooner revoked. To Whom it May Concern: tributed after the 9:16, 11, and IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ This is to Certify that the Central Statea 12:15 Masses. of the church will be reserved for unto set my hand and caua^ tbe official unto set my hand and caus^ the official Health and Accident Association organized WESTERN GROWN GARDEN SEEDS On Holy Thursday the distribur communicants. seal of my office to be affixed at the seal of my office to be affixed at the under the laws of Nebraska pursuant to ita Don Christopher City and County of Denver, this first day City and (bounty o f Denver, this first day application therefor and in consideration For Good Things to Est and for Pleasure - Don Christopher, a former stu­ tion of Holy Communion will take Palms will ha blessed before of March. A. D. 1952. of March, A. D. 1952. of iU compliance with the laws of Colo­ rado, is hereby licensed to transact busi­ dent of Regis college, Denver, and place at 6:15, 6:45, and at 7:15. the 10 o’clock High Mass Sun­ (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, Solemn Mass and a procession will day, April 6. They will be dis­ Commissioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. ness as a Life Insurance Company until PLANT A HOME GARDEN THIS SPRING now an executive of Continental the last day of February next succeeding take place at 8 o’clock. Adoration tributed at the 10, 11:30, and Here’s a suggestion. Can be added to or reduced. Oil Co. in Casper, Wyo., this week the date hereof unless this license shall be was named the “ Regis Man of the of the Most Blessed Sacrament 12:30 Masses. sooner revoked. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ Month” by the Regis club, official will be in progress all day. The Parish Calendar Frank England, Jr. Morgan, Leibman & Rosary and litany will be recited unto set my hand and caus^ the official organization of the Regis college Thursday, April 3, 11 to 12 p.m. seal of my office to be affixed at the £rold Seal Seeds alumni. The announcement was on Holy Thursday at 8 p.m. Agent Hickey City and County of Denver, this first day On Good Friday, Mass of the — Holy Ghost church— Nocturnal of March, A. D. 1952. made in the Repjs Roundup, adoration for Cathedral men. 660 Gas a EUctrie Bldg. Presanctified will be at 8 o’clock. Insurance Since 1897 (SEAL) LUKE KAVANAUGH. monthly paper of the club. Commissioner of Insurance. Tre Ore devotions will begin at Friday, April 4, 7 o ’clock Mass DENVER According to the Roundup, — Corporate Communion for the Gas and Electric Bldg. T A 1395 Christopher was chosen man of the 12 noon, will consist of the Seven V c ^ e t a M c League o f the Sacred Heart. Pub­ month “ for the work he did in Last Words and the Stations of lic exposition o f the Blessed Sac­ STATE OF COLORADO INSURANCE STATE OF COLORADO starting the memorial scholarship the Cross, and will end at 3 o’clock. DEPARTMENT Insurance Department rament during the day. Way of Republic National Life Qarderu honoring Walter Springs, a Negro At 8 p.m. on Good Friday, the Sta- SYNOPSIS OF St a t e m e n t f u r 1951 Synopeia of Statement for 1961 aa ren­ alumnus of the school who was tions of the Cross and veneration the Cross and Benediction at AS RENDERED TO THE COMMIS­ dered to the Ommisaioner of Insurance Insurance Company of the cross will be held. 7:45 p.m. SIONER OF INSURANCE. Baffale Inaurance Company shot and killed in Texas shortly UTAH HOME FIRE INSURANCE Baffalo, New York 1 lb. Beans t Pkt. Leaf Lettuce .10 after the war started.” Christopher Holy Saturday ceremonies will Saturday, April 5, 7 :46 o ’clock COMPANY Assets ...... $10,718,894.12 DalUf, Texai begin at 7 a.m. and will be fol­ Mass —■ First Saturday Corporate SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 1 01. Beets. . . . • .17 2 Qti. Onion Sett . .65 was a classmate of the slain lad Liabiiitiee ...... 8,497,485.58 at Regis, and the two were among lowed b^ High Masqat 8 o’clock. Communion for the sodality. Pub­ ASSETS ...... $8,408.276.98 LIABILITIES ______8,719.168.82 Capital ...... a...... 1,000,000.00 } Of. . . . t Pkt. Parsnips . .10 lic exposition of the Blessed Sacra­ Voluntary Reserve ...... 700,000.00 Carrots .15 the first to leave Regis for the The Very Rev. Fabian Joyce, CAPITAL ___ 700,000.00 Surplus ...... -...... 2,515,908.64 STATE OF COLOBADO armed forces in 1941. O.F.M., pastor of St. Elizabeth’s, ment after the 12:15 Mass. Bene­ SURPLUS ...... 1,987,109.11 ']r lb. Hybrid Sweet Corn .35 2 lb. Peat . . . .15 (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Insurance Department Christopher is married to the is conducting a mission in As­ diction at 7:45 p.m. (Copy of Certificate of Authority.) Synopsis of Statement for 1961 ai ren­ I Pkt. Cucumber . . .10 I Of. Radish - . 4. .12 DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE former Miss Shirley Horan of sumption church, Welby. Sunday, April 6, 8 o’clock Mass CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Denver. The couple and their — Corporate Communion for the CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. Republic National Life Insnranea Company The Rev. Sebastian Egan, To Whom It May Concern: To Whom it May Concern: ~ Dallas, Ttxaa This ad it good for a— daughter now reside in Casper. O.F.M., is giving a mission at Altar and Rosary society. Blessing Thi» is to certify that the Utah Home This is to Certify that the Buffalo In­ Assets ...... »|64,704,574.40 Camp Carson, Colorado Springs. of palms before the 10 o’clock Fire Inaurance Company, orxanited under surance (Company organized under the laws Liabiiitiee ...... 68,824,704.87 High Mass. the laws of Utah, pursuant to its applica­ of New York pursuant to its application Capital ...... 487,270.00 10< Packet of FIncit Mixed Zinnia Seed Academy Mothers’ Club The Rev. Eugene Honan, tion therefor dnd in consideration of its therefor and in consideration of its com Monday, April 7, 2:30 p.m.. Ca­ Group Contingency Reserve 40,727.00 O.F.M., is conducting a retreat at compliance with the laws of Colorado, is pliance with the laws of Colorado, ii Surplus ...... 871,872.51 with each $1,00 order at our store, by mail, or at a neigh* |To Hold Officer Election hereby licensed to transact business as a hereby licensed to transact business as a St. John the Baptist’s grade school, thedral grade school cafeteria— (Copy of Certificate of Aathority) borhood Dealer’s store handling Gold Seal Seeds. Longmont. PTA meeting. fire insuixnce company until the last day Fire Insurance Company until the last day The Mothers’ club of St. Mary’s of February next succe^ins the date hereof of February next succeeding the date hereof DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE academy, Denver, will meet Mon­ unless this license shall be sooner revoked. unless this license shall be sooner revoked. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY day, April 7, at 1 p.m. in the home IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ To Whom it May Concern : — ASK FOR PLANTING CHART AND SEED CATALOG — unto set my hand and esus^ the official unto set my hand and eaus^ tbe official This is to Certify that the Republic Na­ of Mrs. John Harrington, 2830 E. tional Life Inaurance Company organised seal of my office to be affixed at ths City seal of my office to be affixed at the Seventh avenue. There will be elec­ New St. Patrick's Group under the laws of Texas pursuant to its and County of Denver this first day of City and County o f Denver, this first day tion of officers for the coming March, A. D. 10*2. ef March, A. D. 1962. application therefor and in consideration year, and a talk, “ Pianos in Minia­ (Seal) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, of its compliance with tbe laws of Colo­ Commissioner of Iniuranee. Commissioner of Insurance. rado, if hereby licensed to transact busi­ ture,” will be given by Theo Marie ness as a Life Insurance Company until Sponsler. There will also be an Formed to Purchase Bus the last day of February next aucoeeding exhibit of tiny pianos. the date hereof unless this license shall ^ (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) family takes a turn acting as host. Federated Mutual sooner revoked. LEGAL NOTICE The Pope Pius X Coterie club Meetings will be held on the American Progressive IN WITNESS WHEREOF, t have here­ NOTICE OF DETERMINATION OF fourth Saturday of each month, Implement unto set my hand and caus^ the official held its fir.st meeting March 29 seal of my office to be affixed at die HEIRSHIP and dues are $1 monthly per Health Insurance dU^i ESTATE OF MAINTLAND MILLIKEN, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. and Hardware City and County o f Denver, thia first day also known m Maitland Milliken. DE­ Thomas Cherry, with the 12 char­ couple. Dues are donated toward Company of New York of March, A. D. 1952. CEASED.* ter members in attendance. The the school bus fund. Treasurer for Insurance Company (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. No. 90613 the Coterie club is Mrs. Edwin NEW YORK, N. Y. Commissioner of Insuraneu. Notice is hereby given that there haa club was formed with the approval Owatonna, Minneaota been filed in said estate a x>^tition asking of the Rt. Rev. Mo-signor Achille Henry; publicity is being handled for a judicial aaoertainment and determi­ Sommaruga to help obtain funds by Mrs. Kenneth Keene. STATE OF COLORADO nation of the heirs of such deceased, and liiMrance Dtpirtment STATE OP COLOBADO ^ ^ Each group is limited to six lasuraace Department Colorado Springs for the purchase of a new school setting forth that the names, addresses and couples because of seating capa­ iSsmoptin of SUt*m«nt for 1961 at ren­ Synopsis of Statement for 1951 as ren CENTRAL CATHOLIC relationship of all persons, who are or bus. dered to the Ck^mmiaiioner of Insurance claim to heirs of said deceased, so far city in homes. Anyone desiring to dered to the Commissioner of Iniuranee The charter members include Amerfcaii ProgreHlve Health Insnranee Federated Mutual Implement and Hardware as known to the petitioner, are as follows, organize new groups is urged to CASUALTY CO. to-wit: Della G. Ripley, 3898 West 36th Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cherry, Mr. Company ef New Terk Insurance Company contact one of the charter mem­ New York, N. Y, Owatonna, Minneaota Streets*Cleveland. Ohio, aunt of half blood: and Mrs. Sidney Miller, Mr. and OMAHA, NEBRASKA Maybelle Davis Noble, 6662 Mayfield Road, bers. A definite set of rules has Assets ...... »...$483.828.67 Assets ...... ,$21,660,695.02 Mayfield Heights. Ohio, first cousin: Max­ Mrs. Kenneth Keene, Mr. and been planned for the club. Liabiiitiee ______217,426.88 Llabilitlea ...... 16,960,468.65 ine M. Brisindine, 21920 Dotoris Avo.. Mrs. James Grater, Mr. and Mrs. Capital ... ______151.100.00 Guaranty Fund ____ 600,000.00 MAY REALTY The original name was sug­ Contingency Reserve 800,000.00 Cnpertino, California. 1st cousin, once re­ Edwin Henry, and Mr. and Mrs. Surplus ...... 65,296.79 STATE OF COLORADO Surplus ...... 4,900,241.37 moved; William • James Milliken. 3548 gested by Mrs. Cherry. Webster (Copy of Certificate ef Aathority) Insurance Department John Porch. (Copy of Certificate ef Aathority) Humboldt Ave., Santa Clara, California, gives the definition of “coterie” DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE Synopsis of Statement for 1951 as ren­ REALTOR tst cousin, once removed; E. LaVeme Don­ The meetings begin at church CERnFICATE OP AUTHORITY DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE as a set or circle of persons who CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY dered to the Commissioner of Iniuranee nelly, SS Newman Avenue. Arcadia, Cali­ Central Catholic Casualty Company for 15 minutes of prayer offered are in the habit of associating to­ To Whom it May Cemeem: To Whom it May Concern: fornia, lit coulin, once removed: “Howard Omaha, Nebraska for the intention of the canoniza­ This is to Certify that Ahe American This is to (Certify that the Federated INSURANCE ■ LOANS G. Pauly, 128 Gordenhurst—.Road^ Upper gether, especially for social pur­ AsseU ...... $649,031.39 Montclair, New Jersey, lit cousin, onee Progressive Health Insurance Company of Mutual Implement and Hardware Inaurance tion of Pope Pius X, the “ children’s poses. Liabilltiea ...... 212,267.46 removed; Seth Gilbert Jackson, c/o John New York organized under the laws of 0>mpany organized under tbe laws of Pope.” Following the prayers they Capital ...... — — — Mutual Anderson, Independence, Kansas. 1st cousin, Grovar McKnight, magician, New York pursuant to its application Mlnuesota pursuant to ita application there­ Ute Theater. Bldg. once removed. spend the evening at one of> the will present a half-hour ehow therefor and in consideration of its com­ for and in ooiuideration of its compliance Surplus Notes ...... 85,000.00 Accordingly, notice Is hereby given that pliance with the la'Ws of Colorado, is with the lawa of Colorado, ia hereby li­ Surplus ...... 401,788.98 homes,»where cards are played and at the Holy Name eocioty meet­ (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Colorado Spring*, (]olo. on the 22nd day of April, 1962, or the day refreshments are served. Each hereby licensed to transact buaineaa aa a censed to tranaact business as a Multiple to which the hearing may be continued, the ing to be held at 8 p.m. Thure- Caaualty Insurance Company until the lait Line Inaurance Company until the last day DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE Court will proceed to receive and hear day, April 3. Member* of the day of February next succeeding the date of February next succeeding the date CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY To Whom it May Concern; MAIN 1898 proofs concerning the heirs of such de­ society are asked to note the hereof unless this Heente shall be aooner hereof unless this license shall be sooner ceased, and, upon the proofs submitted. Minissale Realty Co. revoked. This is to Certify that the Ontral Catho­ change of meeting date neces­ revoked. ^11 enter a decree in said estate determin­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here- lic Casualty Company organized under the laws of Nebraska pursuant to its applica­ ing who ^re the ‘ heira of such deceased sary because of Holy Thursday. unto aat my hand and caused the official unto set my hand and caused the official person, st which hearing all persons claim­ Holds Formal Opening seal of my office to be affixed at the acal of my office to be affixed at the tion therefor and in consideration of ita Sunday, April 6, will be Holy compliance with the laws of Colorado, ia ing to be heirs at law of such deceased City and County of Denver, this first day City and Ciounty of Denver, tKii firat day Communion day for the members hereby licensed to transact business as a may appear and present their proofs. of March. A. D. 1952. of March. A. D. 1952. WILLIAM C CRARON In Security Building Casualty Insurance Company, until the last THE MURRAY DRUG CO. B. C. HILLIARD, JR.. of the Altar and Rosary society. • (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, Administrator. Commissioner of Insurance. day of February next succe^ing the date ills stM— lie t. rill" asis les The Minissale Realty company All members are urged to at­ Commissioner of Insurance. hereof unless this license shall be sooner Optometrist First Publication March 18, 1962 tend the regular meeting to be S«rtk ft™—832 ». Ill**—usii 189 Last Publication April 10. 1952 had its formal opening April 1 in revoked. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ 12i North Tojon St. held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, April Professional Pharmacy its ultramodern and spacious of­ unto set my hand and eaus^ the official PHONE MAIN n i l •‘NOTICE TO CREDITORS 8, to make final plans for the an­ fices at 654 17th street, Denver, on seal of my office to be affixed at the 501 No. Tojon MAin 108 8 ESTATE OF JEANNE FREEMAN, De­ COLOBADO SPRINGS COLO. ceased. the ground floor of the Security nual home-baked food sale spon­ Olty and County of Denver, this first day No. 86121 building. sored yearly by the society on of March, A. D. 1952. % Notice Is hereby given that on the 2nd Holy Saturday. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, - The Minissale Realty Co. day of May. 1949, letters testamentary Wednesday evening devotibns Commissioner of Insurance. Get Raur^i (o f Denver) P PETE BEROIVl were issued to the undersigned as eo- will handle commercial • and in­ Candy and Ice Cream at executora of the above nameid estate and dustrial properties, farm and include sermon. Rosary, 'and Bene­ ^FURiVITURE s h o p ; all persems having claims against said diction of the Most Blessed Sacra­ ranches, and residential and in­ k UPHOLSTEBING. estate are required to file them for allow­ ment in conjunction with the no­ Johnson-Engiish P BE-UPHOI.STEBING AND ance in the County Court of the City come property. It will also special­ vena to Our Lady o f Lourdes at Central Standard Life BEPAIRING and County of Denver, Colorado, within ize in insurance, loans, invest­ . Slip CoTor* and Drsporits thirty days from the date of the first 7:45. Stations of the Cross are Drug Co. ments, property management, and ~ Msdo tn Ordtr publication of this Notice or said claims recited at 2:15 and 7:45 p.m. on Insurance Company will be forever barred. ^ appraisals. LENTHERIC Toiletries Fnmitnre Made to Order Fridays. FRANK FREEMAN. Leon Ducharme, formerly exec­ Chicago, Illinoii Tojon St Bljon 8L Pbont 1401 114-21 So. Wahisteli Ats. MAIn ilOH LEONARD FREEMAN, Jr.. Confessions f o r first Friday utive secretary of Mayor Quigg ARTHUR MARONEY, will be heard at the regpilar times Co-executors.** Newton’s industrial bureau on Thursday afternoon and eve­ " f / Vottr Saads Art Eltetrieal The Heyse Sheet First Publication March 6, 1962 land officer for the city and coun­ s t a t e of COLORADO Last Publication April 8, 1952 ning. Holy Communion will be ty o f Denver, will be the general liunraac* Departasiit Call main 939” Metal and Roofing distributed at 6:30, and Mass will Smopele of Statement for 1961 aa ran- w ib in g - f ix t u k k s a n d b e p a ib s tNClIRPORATED manager of' the new firm. Others be offered at 8 o’clock on first dared to the Commissioner of Ininranea Csntrel Standard Lift Ininrane* CoraMn, h e a t in g BOOnNQ on the staff are Cary Crockett, Friday. SHEET METAL well-known industrial realtor; Chieaca, lUinais Berwick Electric Co. There will be a special collec­ Aaaata _____;...... »84,510.7*1.25 AURORA William D. W'eaver, former presi­ J. D. BERWICK 111 SO. NEVADA tion at all Masses next Sunday for Llabilitlea ______77.808.57i.2l Colorsde Springs. Cdlorads Pbsnsi MAin 111 dent o f the Denver Junior Cham­ the purchase of flowers to deco­ CapiUl ...... SOO.OOO.M Eat. lilt ber of Commerce, who has been Reeerv* for Increase in CapiUl by Stock rate the altars for Easter. Dividend Approved by Shareholder*-Dee. PURSE BROS. associated with J. Kernan Week- The annual hasaar will ha 10, 1961 ...... 6OO.OO0.OO ZECHA & ADAMS < baugh; and P. C. Nicholson, of held Juna 26 through June 29. Continkeney Reaerve ___ 70S.874.9T Surplus ..... 6,000,040.00 Conoco Service Station ^ Englewood. The next hasaar ineeting will ha GROCERY & MARKET Joseph N. Minissale, the pro­ (Copy of Certificate of Aathority) 4 held after the Stations of th* DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE 4 GBOCEBIB8 - MEATS - FBUIT8 prietor, also owns and operates Cross on Friday isvaning in the CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY tucts-i To Whom it May Concern; 4 VEGKTABLn the Albany Realty Co., at 1716 school meeting room. All parish­ This I* to Certify that the Central SUnd- QfyiolortSn 1711 East Csifu At*. Ph. Aarsra 122 Stout str^t, and the Lakewood ioners era urged to attend. < Realty company, 7846 W. Colfax. ard Life Inaurance Company orkanited 4 The fathers and mothers o f the under the lawi of Ulinoii purauint to iU parish met March 27 to make the application therefor and in eonsideratlda Novada Avo. nt Cnch* la Poadrs 4 of iU compliance with the lawa of Colo­ ^ans for the first night games rado, ia hereby licenaed to tranaact Inui- party sponsored by the PTA par­ nesa aa a Life Inaurance Company nntil BUCK SPORTING ents. Anyone having prizes is the laat day of February next aueceadinx s Aley Drug Co. asked to contact the officers and the date hereof unless thia license ahall b* t; DR. JOHN R. COYLE aooner revoked. '.PRESCRIPTION turn them in as soon as possible. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hera- GOODS CO. The games party will be held at unto set my hand and caus^ th* official DRUGGISTS "EvorTtlilai far EvtrT Sport” OPTOMETRIST 8 p.m. on Friday, April 18. The seal of my office t o . be affixed at th* 1 Pkons MsJn t il in g.. TtJ.n St City and County of Denver, thia first day . Phone Main 930 Ostrander Electrical company has of March, A. D. 1962. COLOBADO SPRINGS 19 NO. TEJON ST. 9355 E. COLFAX AURORA 1204 donated a Telechron kitchen clock (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. for this event. i aaOira coOaa ceirur. aetoii. coioatoe. ».|.y Conunisaioner of Insarane*.

. ^ PAGE EIGHTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Sfroat THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Taiephona, KEyetona 4205 Thursday, April 3, 1952 r ' I Mother of God Fr. Andrew Geary to Preach Tre Ore Complete GLASS Service I Homemaker’s • Picture Windows • Mirrors • Window Glass I e Auto Safety Glass— Tinted Colors I Illinois Priest Guest at St. Dominic's e Bath Room Shower Doors 9 Table Tops I Department ! Parish to Keep “ / / IPs Glass We Have It” I (St. Dominic’t Parith, DoBver) I Patronise These Reliable and Friendly Firms | The Three Hours’ service in St. Dominic’s church Good l i ...... All-Night Vigil Friday, April 11, will be preached by the Rev. Andrew C. DENVER GLASS CO. Geary, O.P., S.T.Lr., Ph.D., of the Dominican House of (Mother of God Pariah, Denver) Studies, River Forest, 111. Father 2050 Lawrence St. AC. 2703 Bacon & Schramm J. A. Johnson & Son All-night adoration o f the Gearyueary nashas seiecteaselected as hisms gegeneral At the business session Mrs. Blessed Sacrament will be ob topic “ Calvary as Seen by Many, Frank Scheer announced 10 new Established 35 Years C O M P O S m O M ROOFING served on Holy Thursday. An In the development of his dis­ members; Mrs. Levi Saindon asked for sanctuary workers for TO E ROOnNG • Gutters • Sheet Metal hourly schedule will be posted on courses Father Geary will treat • Gas Furnaces the bulletin board in the vestibule o f many o f the participants in the Holy Week, and Mrs.'A. C. Car- ROOF REPAIRING roll, sacristan, explained the plans Electrical Contracting & Repairing * Gas Conversion Burners of the church. Parishioners are ^enes that day. Among them will 4020 Bri|(bton Blvd. CH. 6563 asked to sign up for the hours de be ■“The Enemies o f Christ,’’ “ The for the floral decorations on Holy 88 Pennsylvania RA 5657 sired. Men o f the parish are asked Good Thief,’’ “ Our Lady,” “ John Thursday and Easter Sunday. ■AM J.STROHMINGER to take the late night and early and Magdalene,” “Those Healed Mrs. Irene Nelson, Chicago, was THE BEST IN LUGGAGE by Christ,” “The Roman World,” a guest o f Mrs. A. C. Carroll at THE All Kindi morning hours. iUctric CompaRy Palms will be blessed before the and “ Peter and the Apostles.” the meeting. During the social lelceiuod RRd Bonded Between the series o f talks session which followed the busi­ McVeigh Company 6:30 Mass on Palm Sunday and Member National Electrical Contractor* Ass’n. there will be congregational sing­ ness meeting favors, provided by PAINTING AND will be distributed a t , ill the ing and appropriate prayers. The Mrs. L. J. Kelly and her commit­ DECORATING . Masses. A High Mass will be sung 1178 Stoat St. AC. 5733 three hours will be concluded with tee members, were distributed to on Holy Thursday at 6:30 o’clock. CONTRACTORS the Stations of the Cross. Venera Mmes. Alice Coyle, Mary Bolger, Evening services will.be at 7:30. 1328 Inca RE. 0718 tion o f the cross by those present J. P. McGinnis, J. H. Fraher, Kate The Mass of the Presanctified will take place at the Communion Ernest, Martha Kuhnle, W. J. Car- will be offered on Good Friday, rail following the services. eron, J. P. Harring;ton, A. De ^11, April 11, at 6:30 o’clock. Stations Father Geary will be recalled and Nell Boersig. A cake baked FOk BUILDINGS WESTERN! CERTIFIED CHEMICAL of the Cross will be said at 2:30 by many of the parishioners for by Mrs. E. J. Phelan was given to DRAPERS WINDOW & HOUSE p.m. Evening services at 7:30 will he was assigned to St. Dominic’s, Mrs. John Winters. OF ALL KINDS consist of meditation on t h e CLEANING CO. temporarily, during 194&, before All Palm Sunday Masses PRODUCTS, INC. Sorrowful Mysteries followed by leaving for Laval university, Que­ Rev. Andrew C. Geary, O.P. UPHOLSTERr W E CLEAN Stations of the Cross. Confessions bec, Canada. He spent some time To Be Low Masses Building Maintenance will be heard after both the after­ Windows Walls there to obtain his doctor’s degree Palm Sunday, April 6, all the 926 W . 6th Ave. - .Ma. 4.507 Supplies noon and evening services. Venera­ in social studies. Since returning Masses will be Low Masses on ac­ Woodwork Wall Paper tion of the cross will follow the to the U. S. he has been assigned Upholstery, Repairing, BRUSHES . TOILET TISSUES count o f the Passion being read. Lakewood Parish Floors (Washed & Waxed) Mass and both the afternoon and to tlie House of Studies, River The palms will be blessed after PAPER TOWELS evening services. Modernizing FREE ESTIMATES Forest, 111., where he is teaching the 7:30 Mass and distributed at COMPLETE JANITOR NEEDS On Holy Saturday, blessing of economics. He is also on the staff all the subsequent Masses. FULLY INSURED All work guaranteed. Terms 1180 Klamath Street the n e w fire, baptismal font. of Rosary college for theology. Masses first Friday, April 4, Plans Big Dance if desired. Evening calls. Residential & Commercial Paschal candle, and Easter water Father Geary is a native of Bos­ ■will be at 6:30, 7, and 8 o’clock Worh Phones TAbor 0103 will begin at 6:30 o’clock followed ton. with distribution of Communion IVo Obligation 1032 18th M Ain15S6 TAbor 0104 by High Mass at about 8:15. Con­ The PTA will conduct a bake before the 6:30 Mass. The regu­ fessions will be heard in the after­ sale in the veitibule of the Easter Monday lar Holy Hour will be held in the noon from 4 to 6 and in the eve­ church OB Palm Sunday after evening from 7:30 to 8:30 with (St, Bernadette’s Parish, ning from 7 :30 to 9 .1 each M ail. Homemade cakei, Stations of the Cross.. Stations bread, buns, and cookie* will be Lakewood) NEW ROOFS — FREE ESTIMATES Masses on Easter Sunday will be will also be said at 12f50 for the NOTARY PUBLIC featured. Mrs. Pete Serafin it Composition Shinffie at the regular times, 6:30, 7:30, school children. The Easter Monday dance ERNA MAE LATTA 8:30, 9:30, 10:30 and 11:30. The chairman and the will be ai- Saturday, April 5, Fatima de> TAR A GRAVEL — BUILT UP FLATS to be given April 14 in the itted by Mri. Clyde Merchcie votions -will be held after the 7 GE 2539 or RA 4979 ROOF REPAIRS 10:30 Mass will be a High Mass. and Mri. Dale Lamb. and 8 o’clock Masses. The sodality Aviation club is being given Pariihioneri are aiked to note The baked goods are to be de­ WEATHER VAIVE ROOFING CO. eipecially that the regular Lent­ will attend the 7 o’clock Mass and to help build a school for the livered Saturday afternoon to the will join in the devotions. 2020 West 33rd. GE. 2539 en lervicet will he held on church auditorium kitchen where parish children. Everyone is Tuesday of Holy Week. There members of the committee will be Easier Tuesday Set invited to come to the dance, and will be no services on Wednes­ in attendance to receive them. As Day for Dinner \ day of Holy Week. it is hoped it will be a successful • INSTALLATIONS WATERPROOF RASEIHENTS — in Color Members of the PTA who have An all-parish Italian spaghetti Confessions will be heard on been assigned to conduct the sale dinner will be served in the church affair. ROOFING • SERVICE DAY or NIGHT From the Inside with liquid M IN ERA L GUM. Both Thursday, April 3, from 4 to 6 in after the various Masses are: hall by the sodality on Easter The Men’s club will meet the afternoon and from 7:30 to 9 5:30, Mrs. William J. Reed, Jr., Tuesday, April 15, from 5 to 7:30 Wednesday night at 8:30 in Jeffer­ water and alkali proof. Saves painting. in the evening in preparation for and Mrs. Roy Bale; 7:30, Mmes. p.m. The dinner is under the Durable, weather resistant the first Friday. Masses on the Raymond Ingram, Fred Berger, son hall. Materials only or the job complete chairmanship o f MissI Minnie Ann Elaterite Roofing ha* been first Friday will be at 6 :30 and 8. and Peter Serafin; 9 :00, “Mrs. Jo­ jQ’Dorisio and her ejommittee. A The Safeway store in Lakewood time-tested on many of KiMiam The parish Cana group will meet seph Ford and Mrs. Raymond program o f entertainment and the has offered to have the women of Denver’s largest struc­ DENVER BRICK STAIN CO. ”c=S.'iosl‘ Roach; 10:00, Mrs. Dale Lamb CAS BURNER CO. on Friday evening after devotions. presentation o f sjlecial awards will the parish give a bake sale in the tures. Made in Denver for and Mrs. Clyde Marchese; 11:00 follow the dinner. store on Holy Saturday. Details the Western climate. 260 BDWY. RA. 2871 ALSO On the first Saturday, April 5, and 12:00, Mrs. Eddie Bohn and the reparation society will hold The price is ?1.00 for' adults will be given later. Convenient Terms 1736 Blake Mrs. John Hawes. and 50 cents for children. its usual devotions in honor of Our Mrs. Leo Spetnagle has been « If Desired DUMONT SALES CO. T A 4146 To Nominate Officers Candidates and members of the Lady of Fatima. Members spend confined in her home for the past For Next Year's PTA sodality will meet in the rectory For Free Estimate Call an hour in prayer before the three weeks. She has been ill of • A ' ^ Blessed Sacrament. Mrs. Joseph A. Bonnell, presi­ reading room after the Holy Hour flu. dent of the PTA, has appointed a Frdiay, April 4, for the first in­ On Palm Sunday palms will be Western Elaterito Altar Society nominating committee to propose struction o f a series o f four talks blessed at the 10:30 Mass. They officers for the coming scholastic on the sodality’s alms and regula­ Roofing Co. Meeting Postponed will be placed in the vestibule of year. The members are the Rev. tions. Miss Mary Farrell, past the church to be distributed after Equitable Bldg. CH. 6651 Because the regular meeting G. Forquer, O.P., moderator; prefect, will conduct the classes. Crane-Line each Mass. date o f the Altar and Rosary so­ Mmes. Ingram, past president; The regpilar meeting of the so­ ciety, scheduled for the second Fred Berger, Sam Speas, and Dale dality will be held on Sunday, The March meeting o f the St. RADIANT HEAT Thursday of each month, falls this Lamb. A meeting of the committee April 6, at 2 p.m. in the church Frances Cabrini circle was held month on Holy Thursday, the meet­ will be called in the near future. auditorium. Prospective members in the home of Mrs. Emma Trusty. STEP LADDERS ing will be postponed one week. The PTA mothers will serve are invited to attend the meeting. A dessert-luncheon was served. St. Albert’s circle will meet in This is a. recently formed circle John Joseph Danahey, son of breakfast for the school children 6 foot height Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Danahey, who receive Communion on the the home o f Mrs. John Rice, 2412 and anyone wishing to join the Bryant street, Thursday, April 3, group may call Mrs. Luino at BE. Your Plumberimber For Years Q was baptized by the Rev. John Re­ first Friday. The breakfast will gan on Sunday. Sponsors were Mr. be held in the church auditorium at 1 o’clock for luncheon and 3-4784. $4.95 Ed O'Connor, Sr. and Mrs. George Hall. and will start immediately after bridge. The meeting of St. Anne’s circle, Ed O'Connor, Jr. St. Dominic’s card circle will he 3030 W. 44th Ave. Mrs. Rudolph Puncec is at home the 8 o’clock Mass. which was to have been on Holy We have the GL. 4323 Rosary Altar Society entertained by Mrs. Thomas H. Thursday, will be postponed until resting before submitting to sur­ Wells, 3289 Meade street, Thurs­ finest, safest gery again. Holds April Meeting the Thursday after Easter. It will day, April 3, at 12:30 p.m. Cards be in the home of Mrs. John Hal- step ladders. ELECTRIC WORK The Rosary Altar society held will follow a luncheon. bur. Steel trussed its April meeting, Tuesday, April WIRING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS Mrs. Ed Linquist is ill in St. An­ hardwood con­ 1, in the church auditorium. Mrs. To B« Held in Welby I f you build Levi Saindon presided. The chil­ thony’s hospital. struction, LYN!CH ELECTRIC COMPANTT anything ... Our dren from Loyola grade school Baptized by the Rev. John J. grooved safety 1791E^1cfAvo MA. 6958 (Home) entertained. They were under-the Annunciation PTA Doherty were Margo Jeanette, step treads. I / / 1 E. 0 1Sr A V e . k E. 0309 (Shop) direction of Sister Margaret daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John *‘Home Service** Pierre for the singing, and Sister Sallen, with Mr. and Mrs. James Jean Patrice planned the dance Plans Social May 3 Program can save movements. Mrs. J. T. O’Brien was Travis as sponsors;^ Peggy Ann, (Annunciation Parish, Denver) daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. John FALBY'S the accompanist, and Mrs. Robert The PTA is sponsoring a Dutch you money ! ! ! Palmer, with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Paint A Hardware Ritchie was the violinist. hop and social at the Welby school Palmer as sponsors; and Catherine Specializing in Quality The largest group of members gym on May 3 at 8 p.m. Donations 32 Broadway PE 2340 ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Ruth, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. to attend a meeting this year ap­ are 75 cents per person. Plumbing and Heating GUY M. ELDER peared to welcome the Loyola per­ Carl Zangar, with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J. Mollendor is chairman Repairs formers. Interest was heightened Charles Fogarty as sponsors. Stove and Furnace Parts Industrial and Commercial Building and Mrs. J. Appelhaus is cochair­ in the event as Sister Jean man. Tickets are being distributed • Still Available 175 Vallejo St. PEarl 89.30 Patrice is a former graduate of this week. GAS FURNACES this parish. Her mother, a past Friday, April 4, fs the first Fri­ 0. McIntyre The Geo. A. Pollen SLAITERY president of the organization, was day. Breakfast will be served by C. present. The program was ar­ Mrs. Millie Schabel and Mrs. G. Company ranged by Mrs. Jerry Buckley, narrower, who have been so faith­ ILa wnmowers RUG Opens His Own 1831 Lawroact Stroot and the' children’s mothers pro­ ful during all the school months. & COMPANY Sharpened and TABOR 1121 DENVER* COLO. vided the transportation. The PTA will meet Wednes­ Plumbing and Heating Repaired— All day, April 9, at 1:30 p.m. The Cleaning Plant Contractor* CLEANING election of officer* will take Tb« firms listed here deierve to types, power & JOHN J. CONNOR. Pr. 7 :15. ing plants in the East prior to com­ DENVER MARBLE & TILE CO. Terraflex Lynne Christine Powell, daughter Sunday will be Communion day ing to Denver. of Mr. and Mrs. William Powell, for the Guardian Angel sodxlity, n i l stall St. Est. lis t P h iM MA. 1484 or KE. 5S8I One of the toughest, longest wearing floor ELIMINATES on March 30 with Robert Fitzger' the younger children of the parish. Mrs. McIntyre is a (jatholic, and coverings ever developed; grease proof. Acid aid and Mary Magee as sponsors. On Palm Sunday Masses will he Mr. McIntyre has been receiving Members o f the Altar and Ro' at 5:15, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:45 instructions from Father John BBoffeeted by alkalis. Brilliant colors Haley of the Cathedral parish. He Free Estimates Descriptive Literature Free CRABGRASS sary society will conduct a general (High Mass), and 12 o'^clock. spring cleaning of the church on Palms will be blessed and then dis­ will be received into the Church Tuesday, April 8. The women will tributed at the 10:45 and 12 live at 405 S. University boule­ Building & Maintenance Co. meet in ■the church at 9 a.m, Lunc'i o’clock Masses. vard. Kills Night Crawlers! The Annunciation branch of the 1863 WAZEE ST., DENVER will be served. KE. 2371 In the 8 o’clock Mass on Sunday, LCBA will meet at 1:30 on April 6, members of the League of April 8. ■ ' A Fine Fertilizer! the Sacred Heart will receive Com­ The final sermon on the sacrifice munion. of the Mass for the Lenten period will be given Sunday evening, One application of PAX The nocturnal adoration hour for the men of St. Francis de April 6, at 7:15. KRIS FERTILIZER eliminates crabgrass— kills Sales’ parish at Holy Ghost church Holy Week Services d i/ ^ p s Pulveriied • Aged • Weed Free • For Lawn & Garden the crabgrass seeds in the is from 1 to 2 a.m. on Friday, Wednesday evening, 7:30, ques­ April 4. tion box and Benediction. 1 “ Sheep ^ Cow — Peat and Sheep Mix — Peat grountfi Does not turn lawn The Sewing Sisters, newly or­ Holy Thursday: High Mass and RE4ira0lSTBIIHG and Cow Mix — LeaflMold — Top Soil — Fill In Soil — Sand ganized 4-H group, met M ar^ 24 procession of the Blessed Sacra­ Thoroughly CLEANED Leaf Mold and Sand Mix — Peat and Sand Mix brown. Eliminates night makes Your Old in the home of Mrs. Raymond ment, 9 o’clock. Communion at crawlers, grubs, cut worms. TAPES-CORDS-SUTS COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS Tixier, 465 S. Lincoln. Officers 7:30 for those who may not be FURNITURE MILORGANITE — SOILTONE — VIGORO — VERTIGREEN Wonderful fertilizer. Ap­ elected were: President, Judy Cun­ able to attend Mass. Evening de­ In 25 • 60 • 100 Pound Bags ningham; vice president. Rose votions and sermon, 7 :30. bvernight Service Retter Than New! ply PAX now— 6 lbs. to 100 Tixier; secretary-treasurer, Caro­ Good Friday: Mass of the Pre­ W . Specialize in New Lawni, Lawn Repair Work, Free Eitimate. Givea JVeic TAPES & CORDS As Low as Lawn Sprayin* lor Weeda—Complete Lawn Service sq. ft. lyn Mueller; council representa­ sanctified, veneration of the cross Davenport Mowing—Trimmina—Flower Care tive, Nadine Tufner; song leader, at 8 o’clock. Evening devotions, Your choice of COIXtRS .50 Rototilling for New Lawni and Garden Areaa !.2 5 Jeanette Tubbs; recreation leader, 7:30, Stations o f the Cross and Leveling to Prepare Seed Bed—Bast Grades of Grass Seed in Bulk Kathleen Sweeney; and news re­ sermon. Expert Re-paiiiting - and Chair Lawa Sprinklers and Hose—Free Use of Seeder and Roller porter, Lou Anne Bettinzer. Holy Saturday: Blessings will FIREPLACE LOGS beg^ at 7 o’clock and will be fol­ No Charga for Storing Finest Materials . . . Expert PITCH—PINON—APPLE—CEDAR 100 1.25 lowed by a Solemn Mass. . Blinds While Radeearetinf Slabwood, Kindling, Charcoal Briquets, Flagstone lbs. St. Rose o f Lima Parish Confessions: Wednesday, Thurs­ Workmanship Furnace Cleaning (Gaa. Coal, Oil) and Fireplacea Cleaned day, and Friday afternoon, 4-5 Fr*s Pickup A Delivery Service All Popular Brands of Coal p.m., after the devotions, Satur­ Dial AComa 0415 for Estimate Kris Upholstery Co. ' Nut Coal Double Screened — All Stoker Coal Oil Treated day afternoon 3:30-6 and 7:30- We Deliver Anywhere in Denver and Suburbs 9 p.m. No Confessions Easter Sun­ Fine Living Room Furniture, USE OUR BUDGET PLAN IF NEEDED Perry's Cleaners day. Acme Venetian Blind Tlsutom Made \ Good Cleaning Masses on Easter Sunday will he COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Jh sL SUPREME CO. Tfl.42ll at 6:15, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:45 1553 PLATTE ST. Green Stamps (High Mass), and 12. Laundry 864 So, Broadway PE. 4679— SP. 7415 1521 FIFTEENTH STREET Confessions for the children will GL. 3641 GL. 3642 2027 W. Alameda RA. 9855 be on Holy Saturday morning be­ 2326 Curtis S t .Denver ginning at 8 o’clock.