The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-14
VALENTINE DANCE
 PLANNED TONIGHT
Casper D avis Jr Post Sponsors Sprague
 School Event
FAYETTEVILLE

The first annual Valentine dance of Casper s. Davis, Jr., Post, No. 136. American Legion, will take place this evening at the gymnasi- um of Sprague grammar school Vice Commander E. Lester Platt and Edward Martin who head the committee on arrangements, have planned Q most enjoyable evening for those who attend. A new fea- ture will be the serving of lunch con of sandwiches, cake and coffee during the intermission period. Bob Tyrell's orchestra will play we'll balanced program of modern and old-tirne numbers. A good time is promised to all who attend.
 Girls Club
 The Girls Club of Waterville will hold it's regular weekly meet ing this evening at the home of Mrs. James Kirby of Cooke street. A feature of the meeting will be a comic valentine party into which R number of novelty stunts will be introduced. A brief business session will open the meeting.
 Attend District Meeting
 Twenty-one members of Casper Os O&rA9s OIsp Oobp ANVs 4OVa kAhACL fcaf1 Legion and its auxiliary unit attended the February meeting of the second district, which includes all of New Haven county at Meri- den last night. The sessions took place in the Municipal Auditorium of the City Hall Building and were followed by q social hour during which refreshments were secved and dancing enjoyed. This was the first district meeting at which the local organization the newest in Connecticut have been represented
 Those who attended were Mir and Mrs c. Arthur Dubois. Mir and Mrs Clifford D. Northrop, Mir and Mrs D. Lester Platt, Mir and Mrs Rus sell Atherton, Mir and Mrs Edward B. Taber, Mir and Mrs John Byrnes Mir and Mrs Robert Cosgriff, Mr and Mrs COrbett Cook, Mrs David Grciner, Mrs Walter Herman, Mrs Edward Martin and Chester Brick ettA
 To Be Married
 : Marriage intentions have been filed with the Town Clerks office by Robert Faber of 568 Columbia Boulevard Extention, and Eleanor E. Wolfe of Baldwin street Exten- tion. The marriage will take place in the near future.
 Waterviile M0uFns Passing of
 w. Noble
 Mrs Kate Woodward Noble wid- ow of oscar w. Noble passed away at 1.a5 o'clock this morning at St. Mary's Hospital, where she had been a patient since Tuesday morning, following 8 cerebral hemorhage. No hope had been held for her recovery and only amazing vitality permitted the eighty-year old veteran newspaper woman to pfolong her lige until today.
 Mrs Noble. although not Q Wat erville resident, was better known locally than many who had lived nere for years. AS local correspon- dent for a local newspaper, a mem ber of St Paul's Episcopal church of Waterville, a teacher in its church school, and a longtime member of it's choir. She had es- tablished a wide circle of Water vile friends who had learned to love and admire the remarkable woman who would have completed forty years of service in the news paper field next June. All of that service which is said to mark her as the oldest newspaper woman in active service, was spent in Wat erbury with the publication for which she first went to work.
 Her death, with that of Mrs Phillips, the principal of Sprague Grammar school, reserves two im- portant characters from the life of the Waterville community char acters which will be greatly missed for some time to come.