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, 1935-10-27
Many Reports Of Interest
And Variety Gioen Lately
At City Federation Confab

weather. there was "a good attend
ance.
The Athenians club sponsored the
program, and Miss Betty Joe Mel
ton, talented young entertainer. gave
IA reading.
The Brownsville Study club will
sponsor the next program which
will be- held Che third Thursday inn
November. 50 IS not to conflict with
Thanksgiving day.
All reports were good. Mrs. Har-
ny " Faux reported for the Browns
vile study club Mrs. Nathan
Moore. Self-Culture club: Mrs. Al
ton Berger, Athenian; Mrs. wv. ~.
Vertrees, Travel; Mrs. j. Harrison
DiltE. Social service; Mrs. Charles
Watson Civic League.
Mrs. y. p. Gay. IT,. gave a report
from The Kingsville Forum On pub
In Affairs Mrs. Roy Ruff and Mrs.
sam II. Lockwood reported from the
Valley Federation meeting held I'M
Edinburg Tuesday.
Mrs. G. wv. Johnson announced
That Mr. q. Nv. Johnson would give
u prize for the best looking alley AZ
the closing session OF the clubs AM
the spring This prize win come
from the Civic League and the re-
quirementS are as follows: the alley
must be clean. free from rubbish:
nave covered rubbish receptables.
and, N possible. flowers should BE-
planted along the borders. and any,
thing else done that viii make the
alley attractive.
Mrs. johnson also announced that
she and Mrs. Willie "A. George had
attended the Garden club council
meeting IN Harrington. and attended
inc luncheon held immediately after
the program. The next meefinr
VIII he held the third Saturday IN
November, I'm San Benito. Mrs
Johnson stated that the instructions
aS to the care and planting or plants
and seeds was very interesting. and
urged anyone interested ~ make
plans'to attend, and to make reser-
vatlons for the luncheon which fol-
lows the meeting.
The secretary read the following
letter from Mrs. Harbert Daven.
port:
To encourage the records OF his
tCrlcal facts concerning the colnni-
cation Of Texas. there is a Centen-
MAI movement over the state ~ have
Q reglstery OF all people whose an
cestry dates back 70 this period.
Please appoint "a committee chair
mar whose duty it shall be to en-
courage the local women's clubs.
"A book for registration Will be
placed at the Chamber OF Com
merce."
The resignation of the first vice.
president, Mrs. Bennett, and " the
corresponding secretary. Mrs. NelIe
y. kee were accepted with regrets.
The president appointed Mrs
Marvin Hall, who Is a member at
the Self-Culture club. wv y dele
gate to the State Federation con-
vention held In Austin. Nov. II.
Mrs Hall resides i'm Austin now. but
retains her membership here.
The City Federation report Won j
prize tor achievement at the Valley
Federation meeting.
Mrs ID. p. Gay, Jr.. reported that
she sponsored a room I'M the girls
dormitory az Kingsville IN the name
OH the Brownsville Federation NJ
Women's clubs.
, 1935-10-27
E. E. Dickason Gioes
Book Re0iew of Road OF
Ages By Robert Nathan

Mrs. II. T.. Fitch. delegate 10 the
Valley Federation meeting In Edin-
burg. Oct. p, reported a large at
tendance and an interesting meeting.
the general theme being the Cen
tennial.7
The leader for the afternoon. Mrs.
+. z. Dickson, was introduced and
gave a most excellent review Of the
book Road OF Ages by Robert Ma
than. This book Is a thought-pro-
voking fantasy OF the Jews driven
out Of the western world to Suhsist
rs best they can tn the Cob desert.
The narrative concerns their long
march across Europe and Asia: the
joys and sufferings, excitement and
quarrels as they pass from Austria
ana Poland across the Carpthlans
INTO Russia and past the VOlRa into
Asia. There are funerals and we'd
dings. religious services and great
outdoor concerts and amidst the heat
and suffering Of the steppes a ter
rible riot breaks out, but they StruR-
gle on and finally come to the great
mountain range on the other side OF
which lay their new home.
William Rose Bennett In his COM
ments on this book. states II springs
from SO large and imaginative con-
ception, is written throughout in SO
consistently fine a style that IL de-
serves literary permanence. tt is a
vision OF race that finally trans
cendS race and becomes a great
commentary upon humanity. It IS
one OF those subtle and wise books. ~
exquisite beauty that makes one
proud OF the mind OF man.
Members and the two guests. Mrs.
Y. Z. Worley and Mrs. Leroy Rob-
inscn. enjoyed a social hour when
the hostess served a delicious salad
plate lunch assisted by her daugh-
ter. Miss Eevlyn.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
T.. f. Dickson wednesday. October
80 with the study on Women in
Government
, 1935-10-27
New Officers
Are Selected
At Meeting

'Frofn the School ReDOrteri
Inc Parent Teacher association
Of the Victoria Heights school rad
" very enthusiastic meeting Thurs
gay afternoon at the school build
ting.
Due To tile resignation ~ Mrx
Vincent Stevenson as nresidenf
Mrs. Hugh McGllvey was elected tn
fll the vacancy. Mrs. H. IN All
man was elected secretary-treaS-
urer, replacing Miss GLADYS Trim
Ole VINO has been transferred To the
arg department OF the grammar
school.
Other officers are first vice-pres-
ident. Mrs. John 6tuhblefield. ser-
ond uce-president. Mrs. jose La
v0ix.
n short program Was well receiv-
ed and was IA follows: song. The
Old, Old Witch second grade
tap oance, Jeanne and Lois Nc
GilVray.
MIS-. II. l.. Watkins. PRINCIPAL of
the school. introduced the new
teachers and made the necessary
announcements. she also pointed
out The necessity for parents CO.
operation with the teachers In the
health and safety education w
their children.
Plans YER made for a Harvest
Festival. After business matters
mad been discussed, the meeting
adjourned.
, 1935-10-27
AnLedguc Is
Entertained
This Week

Mrs C. lid. SCARBOROUGH wa host
e& Tuesday 70 members OF the
Brownsville Art League. The reg
ular business meeting waS held dur
ing the morning hours with sketcn-
ing taking up the afternoon hours
Studies or the SCARBOROUGH baby.
ana studies I'M still life were tine
work Of the members Tor the day.
Among those present were Mes
danes ~. w. FL. }. Earle Magill,
WV. I'LL Kennedy. Si RAY. W. ". Ian
drum, j. m. WorthinRton. Rells G.
Buckley, and Ella Jane ToWnes, the
q new member. Next meeting
~ the League viii b. held Tuesday.
NOV. y nc the home OF Mrs. 5i Ray.
Anthony De Young, q san An
tonic. viii I've in the Valley next
Saturday, and viii conduct private
classes IN the morning with IA lee
ture An the afternoon at the Wom-
ans building III Harllngen. "A large
delegation from the local league ex-
poets - attend.
, 1935-10-27
Varied EOents
Scheduled Blu
Club Leader

W@A @AWA " NRt 49,
The president Of the Brownsville
Business and Professional Women&
club has announced a variety OF
events for the local club during the
ensuing two months.
A social meeting al the Miller
hotel, Oct. % at 6:45 ID. M. with
Mrs. Della Bollinger. as hostess, viii
take the form OF n covered dish
supper. All members are urged 10
participate.
The November regular meeting
topic Is Continuing Education for
All" Mrs w. r. Jones, chairman Of
the education committee. viii be
IN charge OF the program.
Nov. is and IL are the dates set
icr the district conference at Nc
Allen. Miss Blanche McComb. Of
san Antonio. president on the State
Federation Of b. and p. w. Clubs,
ana other honor guests win be pres
ent. The local club win be repre-
scented on the program and BY . fun
attendance nc all sessions.
Members Of the Brownsville club
nave been assisting other local civic
anu service clubs with the publicity
incident 70 the drive for funds to
create . Valley exhibit at the Gen.
tennin1 In Dallas tn 1896.
, 1935-10-27
Entire Nous Bridge
Is Entertained By
Mrs. Chas. Wiech

Mrs. Charles Wiech was hostess
Friday afternoon to members OF
the Entire Nous Bridge club nc her
home. During the games OF bridge.
Mrs. T. K Dickson. q guest OF the
club, was high with Mrs. n. T.
Green second.
Guests OF the club included Mrs..
T. T. Dickson and MRS. Z. j. Har-
r1g.
Club members playing besides
the hostess were Mesdames Henry
Smith, r. E. MacManus, r. r.
Green. Charles II. Gregory. and y.
Douglas Ireland. Mrs Green win
entertain the club nett week.
, 1935-10-27
Epworth League Is
To Have Carnival
Tuesday Evenins

The Epworth League Of the First
Methodist church win give a
Halloween carnival Tuesday We
ming IN the church basement AZ 7
O'Clock. The general public Is ex-
tended q cordial invitation To be
present.
There viii be q House Of Hor-
rcrS,' fortune telling booths, plc-
ture gallery, "fish-pond," and a
place To duck for apples. All or tn
amuSements and games Of Hallow-
cen have been planned for Tuesday
evening, With a social hour tn Ne
held later IN the evening.
, 1935-10-27

Mrs. =. ]. Yates graciously enter
tanned the Self Culture club al her
home In West Brownsville, Wednes-
day afternoon. A profusion Of red
hibiscus made a bright and cheerful
setting for the club meeting. Roll
call vas responded 70 BY naming
writers OF non-fiction.
, 1935-10-27
Mrs. II. Johnston
Is Hostess For
Ween Frac Club

Mrs. Hugh M Johnston mmn
hostess Tuesday afternoon W mem
herS "a the Ween Frac Bridge club
AZ the close OF the bridge games
Mrs. Leonard Coke was high fur
the guests. and Mrs. III. g. Erickson
was high for the members.
Guests OF the club included MRS.
Coke. and Mrs Wiley MiIligan. cG
Corpus Christi.
Club members playing we're Mes
DANES Sam L. Lockwood. Tommy
Thomas. Richard Nv. Pitts. Allen
Clark. and T. C. Erickson.
Mrs. sam L Lockwood Will enter
tain 60 club at her home next week.
, 1935-10-27
Mrs. Emma Pearson
X Hostess For
Priscilla Club

Mrs. Emma Pearson was hostess
t0 the members 0f the Modern Pris~
ella club of Olmito, AT her home
Wednesday afternoon. Needlewurk
furnished amusement for the Group
OF members.
Those present we're MRhdnmeH
Alma McEowen, Eleanor Bray, Ella
Willis Alma Kiphen. Jewel Lati~
mer. Elizabeth Womack, and Bessie
Robbins.
The next meeting will be held
Thursday. Nov. Y nc the home ny MrE.
Eula Richards.
, 1935-10-27

Major and Mrs. Clyde ". Simpson
Of Fort Brown were hosts Monday
evening NC dinner az the Woman's
club. Following dinner, the IA guests
we're entertained 90 the theatre.
, 1935-10-27

the Brownsville Federation OF
Women's clubs met I'M regular ses-
sion Thursday afternoon at the
Chamber OF Commerce, with the
president. Mrs. William Coleman.
presiding. In spite Of the inclement
, 1935-10-27

MONDAY
Young Woman's Guild IN parish
house OF Church OF the Advent al 3
p. m.
Women's Auxiliary III rectory III
Church OF Advent at 3 d. m.
Supper served az Episcopal church
parish house between $50 and 7.30
D. m.
Choral club az First Methodist
church at 7:45 ID. m.
w. M. 8. OF First Methodist church
a. follows: Young Matrons' circle
with Mrs. A. NJ. Wyrick at / D. m,
for covered dish luncheon; one. at
church; two and three. Mrs. Sam
Hughston. four. Mrs. e.. IA. RAY.
1912 w. Elizabeth.
Woman's Auxiliary AZ Presbyteri-
an church at $3.50 d. m. with circle
three as hostess.
Woman's Missionary council al
Central Christian church for business
meeting &C 3 D. VI.
Covered dish supper at Miller no.
tel az Gas p. m. for 3. and r. w.
club.
TUESDAY
Travel club with Mrs. n. 4. Bold
ing at 2:30 d. m.
Literature and Arts Review with
Mrs. II. L. Cummins.
Halloween Carnival OF Epworth
League In Methodist church base
ment at Z . n.
Learners club with Miss Florence
WEDNESDAY
Penny Supper at the Central
Christian church.
Self Culture club with Mrs. z. L.
Dickson.
THURSDAY
IT Jardin Heights Social club with
Mrs. II. j. Wells.
Lucky 10 Bridge with Mrs Norman
Wilson.
Witches Revelry.' by Frances
Leighton Dashiell's pupils at Capitol
nc $50 p. m.
FRIDAY
Entire Nous Bridge with Mrs. n. IL.
Green.
SATURDAY
Anniversary buffet supper b. PAN
American Round Table at G.. w.
johnson home.
, 1935-10-27
SATURDAY

Anniversary buffet supper b. PAN
American Round Table at &. wv.
johnson home.
, 1935-10-27

Entire Nous Bridge with Mrs. n. E.
Green.
, 1935-10-27

Delta Phi Epsilon held open house
Sunday IN honor OF their house
mother. Mrs. Eva Loeb. Helene
Rabenowich Of La Feria is q pledge
OF Delta Phi Epsilon sorority. This
year marks the second year or the
chapter on this campus.
, 1935-10-27

Pledges OF Alpha Chi Omega
sorority were entertained at dinner
Monday night nc the chapter house.
Mrs. Kathlene Bland, assistant dean
OF women, was one Of the guests.
short talk to the actives and pledges.
Betty Nosler 0 San Benit0 is a
pledge Of the sorority and Betty
Rockwell Of Brownsville Is a mem
Der.
, 1935-10-27

Catherine PugSley OF san Benito
a among the students who passed
the French foreign language exam
nations given last Saturday.
, 1935-10-27

Mrs. w. H. Chambers. who has
spent the past month I'm the home
OF her son, Jr. j. w. Chambers.
LETT this week foF her nome m
, 1935-10-27

TO honor members OF the house
council and new dormitory residents
kirby Hall held open house Friday
night
Guests included Charles PugSley
Of San Benito. Billy Gilbert Of san
Benito. Paul Cooke Of San Benito.
Don Irwin Of Brownsville, Henry
Sublett Of San Benito, Lloyd Park
or Of Brownsville, M. G. Ledbetter
of san Benito.
sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity
entertained Saturday night with an
open house for members pledges.
alumni and their dates.
Harry SoSnickS orchestra fur
nished the music for dancing. On
the program the sac quartet sang
several fraternity songs. A reading
and q tap dance were also rendered.
j. @. George OF Brownsville Is a
sigma Alpha Epsilon pledge.
Sisters Of members Of sigma M
fraternity registered In the Uni
verSity we're honored at a buffet
supper AZ the chapter house sun
day at $50 O'Clock.
MARKELL Taylor Of Brownsville at
tended. Valley boys who are men,
bers Of Sigma M include Volney
Taylor of Brownsville. Morris Nc
Kay az Brownsville, and Herbert
G4unag. president, az Brownsville.
, 1935-10-27

Doris Miller Of McAllen spent
last weekend at the home OF her
parents in McAllen. At the Univers-
ity, Miss Miller resides &C Kirby
mHall.
, 1935-10-27

Eighteen girls Of Kirby Hall whose
birthdays occur in September,
October and November. were honor
ed at a formal candle-light dinner
Wednesday night.
The hOnorees included Mable
Humble Of San Benito and Gather
me Pugsley OF San Benitc.
v Betsy Rockwell Of Brownsville.
Peggy S0rren OF Brownsville and
Barbara Todd OF Weslaco passed
the foreign language requirement
examination IN Spanish which was
given Saturday. Oct Is.
, 1935-10-27

ANAL Runyon Of Brownsville was
q guest At the Theta Xxi house last
Sunday for dinner.
, 1935-10-27
SOCIETY
Valley Students
- u. Of I.

Because Of its inability 70 obtain
q room In the Texas Union Thurs
day nights, the Valley club viii not
meet Thursdays Henry Holland OF
Brownsville, president, announced.
The meetings viii be held In room
5l6 the first and third Tuesdays Of
each month. The next meeting win
be held October % and win begin
ut 1880 o'clock. Jimmy Addington az
Mercedes Is IN charge Of the pro-
gram.
, 1935-10-27
TUESDAY

Penny Supper at the Central
Christian church.
Self Culture club with Mrs. z. L.
Dickson.
, 1935-10-27

Newman Hall held its first open
house this year Friday might. The
reception room IVES decorated %
represent an autumn scene. The
reception COMMITTEES was composed
of the house council which includes
I ANAL RunyOn Of Brownsville.
\ Among those who served refresh
merts waS Virginia Runyon OF
Brownsville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-17
.SALINARDI'S JAIL
 TERM OPENS SOON
Sixty=Day Sentence for Assaulting Policeman
 Starts Saturday

Frank (Tingles) Salinardi will commence the serving of a 60 day jail sentence in the New Haven county jail of Waterbury as a re- suit of having been found guilty by a common pleas court jury late yes- terday afternoon of charges of as- sault upon policeman. Judge Miles F. McNiff imposed sentenced and granted stay of the execution of the sentence until Saturday to prement the accused to straighten out his fruit business.
 The jury took 45 minutes in deli- beration, bringing in guilty ver- dict on assault but finding Salin- ardi not guilty on charges of re- sisting a police officer. The court rom was crowded and extra deputy sheriffs were needed to keep order and, prevent overcrowding.
 As soon as Judge McNiff passed sentence Attorney Edward F. Sweeney asked the court to stay the execution of the sentence un- til Saturday because the accused engaged in the fruit business, needed the few days to straighten out his business affairs. Prosecut- ing Attorney w. J. Larkin offered no objection
 Salinardi was charged with hay- ing struck Supernumerary Police- man William ODay in the eye when the officer attempt to arrest him early last July 18th. Most of the witnesses during the two day trial, were policemen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-17
Florio Post Choose
 Appointive Officers
Committees for Ensuing Year Also Named Member
 ship Includes Prominent Italian Veterans of State

Commander Angelo Possemato of Florio Post No. local Italian Am erican World War Veterans an- nounces the appointments of the various appointive officers and committees for the ensuing year. The post membership includes some of the most prominent Italian American Veterans in the state, some of whom were and are officers of the armed forces of this country during the world war and presently The following are the appointed officers and committees:
 Executive Board.
 Leonard Mecca, John De Pastino, Anthony Corvinello. Atty. Fred w. Plomba, Cosmo Vendetti, M. J. Gal ullo, Samuel Cappella, Peter Di- Cicco, Michael sDe Primio, Domenic Jamele, Joseph Russo.
 Entertainment Committee.
 cGsrno Vendetta, James Massari Henry Fabiano Joseph Russa, Sam ael Cappello.
 Ways and Means. Michael Di Primio, Leonard Mecca Peter Di Cicco, Anthony 6chlappa John w. Villano, A. w. Lanesy.
 Bylaws.
 Cosmo Vendetti, Peter Di-Cicco, Atty. F. w. Palomba.
 Membership.
 Samuel Cappella, Leonard De Vito, Jerry Briola, Paul E. Salvatore, Sal vatore Cocchiolo, John Schiavone, Daniel Mecca, James Fasanelli, John Spallone, Anthony Seraflno Nicholas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-17
STATE MERCHANTS
 AT LOCAL DINNER

About 125 out-of- town merchants were present for the first regional Connecticut conference of the Buy Right-Sell Right stores at the FL ton last night. Four Connecticut associations were represented. Mar tin B. Sand, national manager of the National Retailer Owned Gro- cers, Inc, addressed the group on the future of the individual re- tail grocers.
 Other addresses were presented by E. M. Cookson, president of the local group, E. Schwaller, manager of the Torrington group, E. Jeff fries, manager of the Hartford group, William Bailey, manager of the New Haven group and Thomas ODea. manager of the local Buy Right-Sell Right Stores organiza- ton. MT. Sand was presented a mantel chime clock as a memento of his visit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-17


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 likes radio particularly broadcass symphony conc fashioned hymns Amos n Andy and European programs
 soe Arabian Nights Tom S< yer" and Dickens novels. proud of his collection of pipes and autographed books
 dog always is always named Teddy" Name Is Accented on First Syllable
 DAfoe with the accent the first sy/ his Alan those who know him well call him Roy His great great grandfather lived to be 103. William, his first at Pickering College Newmarket going to be engineer instead of doctor
 standing of Daoes red brick hd bulky shipping crate ncubators which played such important part the five little Dionnes alive The incubator there waiting be sent wherever 1t be premature babies born "in the brush" baby the desperate struggle for exs little Donnes faced-not Dr. Dafoe help it.
 NEXT: Quins bring boom days to Canada
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-17

Baltimore to give radum treatments little Marie for the 
 Edmund followed this with treatments which the harmless
 All these specialists confirmed the treatment Dafoe had been prescribing his charges The esteem which north doctor held by his profession shown when the Academy of edi
  13 in all Canada) and the Canadian Medical Association joint meeting with the American Medical Association made him life member,
 Later "O E"the Order of the British feed doctor by King of England Presentation of the insignia of the made by the Lord borough, in Ottawa last month.
 Physician Is Major Attraction for Tourists
 Next the babies themselves attraction Caander calling him. pretending illness asking his
  who had tried succesuly autograph returned pleading needed pulling teeth practical modest fee. The stranger paid the asked shng the bit of riumphany He had that sgnature
 of those who call merely from curiosity Dr. Dafoe disposes on," he twinklng
 Stories heard that Hollywood supervise in motion picture emphatay not true How could away" he asks. I've got all do here"
 Besides he doesn't think much couple them found them boring and can't be persuaded to see Things You Don't Know About Dr. Dafoe
 Though Dafoe photographs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-17
YD PLANS PARTY
 IGNORING KIDDIES
Proceeds of Last Nights Card Games Given for
 Christmas Event

A card party was presented at the state armory last night under the auspices of the I'D Veterans association and auxiliary. The ar- engagements committee included Mrs Marie Bolan, Mrs. Margaret Gre nier, Mrs. Helen Cashin and Mrs. Gertrude Caffrey. Proceeds are to be used for the children's Christ mas party.
 Those present included: Mrs. Lura Dutton, Mrs. Katherine eKr- win, Mrs. Louise Bird, Mrs. Jerry Griffin, Mrs. Jane Meyer, Mrs. Grace Green, Helen Pennington, Helen Cashin, Helen Brophy, Marie Bolan, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Rice, MT. and Mrs. Jerry Griffin, MT. and Mrs. Henry P. Barry, Mr. and Mrs. William Aylward, Frederick w. Rowe, MT. and Mrs. John Law Tor, Mrs. B. Dunn, Mrs. F. A. Schell, Mrs. Grace Grenier, Mrs. Margaret Grenier, MT. and Mrs. J. Dalton, MT. and Mrs. E. Blan- chette, MT. and Mrs. J. Lawlor, MT. and Mrs James Martone, Mrs. Louis Janetty, Mrs. Joseph Lango, Mrs. Stanley Lubesky, Mrs. How ard Bradshaw, Elizabeth Pelle- tier, Mary Reynolds, Margaret McCristle, Mary Fredericks, MT. and Mrs. Carl Turnblom, Michael DeZinno, Mrs. Germaine DeZinno, MT. and Mrs. John Hudobenko, Ze- mia Hudobenko, Edna Lawton, Mrs. w. L. Hodges. MT. and Mrs. o. L. Holihan, Mrs. R. w. White, Lau- retta Callahan, Helen Moriarty, Mary Barry, Betty Houde, Mrs. William Flood, Mrs. Alice Sheehan, Mrs. Michael Ryan, Mrs. Mary Dunlap, H. H. Lewis, Mae Grove, Maude Lewis, J. Bowen, Elizabeth Breen, Alice Rodgers, Helen Byrnes, Laura McGinn, Mrs. Ed ward J. Shea. Margaret Edmonds. Katherine McKinn, Margaret Ken- ny, Marie verzier, Frank Gaven. John Fitzgibbons, Katherine Ver- zier, Mrs. Herman Schaeffer, Mrs. James Caffrey. Marie Caffrey, Del- Ia Cleary, Mrs. Margaret Hoar, Mrs. Loretta Gervais, Frances R. Green, Laura Tobin, Mary Dela- ney, Ida White. Helen M. Bowen. Florence Palladino, Brownie Pha- len, Robert Splettstosher and Jo- seph Meyer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-17

Muccino, Domenic Flammia, De- menic Contatine.
 Publicity. John De Pastino, Domenic Jamele. Sick Visiting Committee. Henry Fabiano, John Di Crosta Philip Garofanos
 Funeral Details. Michael Di Primio, Leonard De- Vito, Nicola Longo. Anthony J. Masone, Anthony Stango. Joseph w Penella, Igeno Massereni, Nicholas Muccino, Joseph Tedesco. Educational & Patriotic Instructors. Atty, M. J. Galullo.
 Officer of Day. Leonard De Vito. Laison Officer & Post Historian. John De Pastino.
 Post Welfare Committeef Anthony Carvin ella, Anthony Schiappa. Henry Fabiano.
 Grave Registration. Cchiappa, Henry Di Frospo, Mi- chael Giordano.
 Interior Guard. Jerry Briola. ..-.
 Bugler. Cosmo Vendetti.
 Armistice Day Delegates. Samuel Cappella, Cosmo Vendetti Michael Giordano.