The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-16
Girl Scouts Party
 Yesterday Draws 36
Games Played and Prizes Awarded Baldwin School
 PIT. A. Plans Entertainment March IS
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games played and refreshments served. Those who attended were: Captains Mary and Agnes Cos- grove, also Janet Magee, Patricia Butterfield. Marion Mosely, Mary Slason, Jean Flynn, Betty Harty. Dorothy Harty, Helen Shields, Nancy Rice. Jane McCleary, Jean Swenterly, Alice Allyn, Doris Col lins, Elizab beth Butler, Betty Han non, Betty Booth, Mildred Vince ier,' Nellie Clark, Anna Clark, Lu- cilel Miller and Pauline Miller.
 Entertainment Planned
 The Baldwin School Parent Teachers association are making arrangements for an entertain ment to be given on March 18th. The committee in charge of the arrangements is composed of Mrs. Boardman Getsinger, chairman, Mrs. Harold Kopp, Mrs. Leslie Cummings, and Mrs. Royal Mey- CTS.
 Honor List For Six Weeks.
 High Honors-Four As and in ease of five subjects, four As and "a B (no C's)..
 Second Honors-An average of S5% or better (no C's). ',
 Seniors-High honors: Ethel Ed ward, Darlene Purvis. .
 Second honors: Edith Banks, Evelyn Copeland, John Flynn, Rhode Macken, Anna Nauyckas, Afia Peresada, Barbara Pope. Rob- ert Purvis, William Schalasny, Sperry Skilton, Walter Wiedemier. Clayton Towle and Albert Zdamis.
 Juniors-High honors: Virginia Mattoon, Nellia Yesikavich, Chris tine Zanavich.
 Second Honor: Betty Atwood, Margaret Butterfeld. John Evans, Betty Griswold, Edward Healy, Ralph Lund, Myrtle Norton. Mar guerite Swift. and Walter Brandt.
 Sophomores: High Honors: Jean Barberet, Roger Cleveland, Betty Wargo. Aldona Labasa uckas, Jane O'Connor, Mildred Panilaitis. Wac oika Petkievcz.
 Second Honors: Joan Adams. Virginia Copeland, Muriel Vaill. Nellie Yonkaitis. Jennie Zarrelli, Lena Peresada and Carolyn Beardsley.
 Freshmen: High Honors: Adelle Berelson. Virginia Bronson. Doris Cedarholm, Ruth Curtiss. Joseph Stevens, and Shirley Stot- hart.
 Second Honors: Marcia Allen. Helene Allyn Marguerite Jarlott, Florence Laceyl, Marjorie Palma tier. Joseph Paternoster. Edna Petkievica, Helen Pilla, Eva Popo- vich, Evelyn Pronovost, Helen So- ment, Mildred Stevens. Mary Wer- enko, Adela Yakulevich, and Joseph Zanavich.
 Briefs
 Mr and Mrs Earl Donston an- nounce the birth of a son at the Waterbury hospital, Wednesday evening. ,t.
 Mir and Mrs John Marens have moved from the .I.amphier rent 10 the Strong rent at Glover Acres.
 Mrs William R. Cook, who has been a patient at the Waterbury hospital for the past two weeks returned to her home today.
 In The Churches St Johns Roman Catholic-Rev c. P. Teullings. pastor. Masses Will be said at 2. s and 10 a. m. in St Johns church and Ii a. m. in Bethlehem.
 Methodist Episcopal-The Sun- day school session is at 10 a. m. Glasses for all ages. Worship at I'll a. m. sermon theme: "The Pur- pose of Religious Organizations" The nominating committee of the quarterly conference will meet at the home of Howard M. Hickcox at { p. m. The membership com mittee will meet in the church at z D. m. The Methodist High Asso- ciates will meet Monday evening in the church. The Standard Bearers Queen Esthers will meet Tuesday l:45 at the home of Lillian Marti. Meeting of the Finance Committee at the home of A. P. Hickcox Tuesday at 8 D. m. The Ladies Aid Society will gather for an all day meting Wednesday, starting at 10 a. m. Two Quarterly Conference committees are asked to meet Wednesday evening at the church.: the. Benevolence Committee com Mclean. Edwin Mitchell, Edith pv5ed of Mrs Karl Winter. Wesley Skilton. and Mrs. B. P. Hudson, and the church records committee com. posed Of Howard Seymour, Gladys Delkeecemp and Dudley Atwood.