The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-02

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 The program for the convention here follows:
 Schedule
 Sunday-1:30 p. m.-Registration (Salem Church.; 3:30 - District Chorus rehearsal Congregational Church.; 3:30-Organ recital (Sal- em Church.; 5:30-Supper (Salem Church); Convention program Congregational Church. Speaker Rev. Elmer Olsen, New Britain, Conn. Music by District Chorus.
 Monday (Labor Day)-9:00 a. m. Business Session (Salem Church.; '12:00-Noon lunch (Salem Church.; 2:30 p. m.-Sports (Naugatuck Rec- l reation Field); 6:00- Convention Banquet, Speaker-Rev. Karl Matt son. East Orange, N. J. Awarding of prizes and trophies.
 Patrick Heating Feted
 Patrick Heating of Church street was feted at a dinner party at Sulli- vans inn Tuesday night, the occas- ion being his birthday. Dancing fol- lowed the meal. Those attending were: the Misses Jane Bontmepo, Rose and Flora Bontempo, Betty Janis, Jane Jackson, Lillian Sulli- van, MT. and Mrs. Henry Baxter, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson, MT. and Mrs. Fred Bontempo, MT. and Mrs. R. A. Bontempo, Albert Kiev- man and Albert E. Bontempo, all of Naugatuck. and MT. and Mrs. Nor bert Saegaert of Hartford.
 Miss Erickson HOnored
 Miss Anna Erickson of Hillside avenue who is to wed John Heavens, Jr. of Seymour soon was guest of honor at party Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. John Van Vlan- dren, at which Mrs. Van Vlandren, Mrs. Oliver Curtiss and Miss Anna White were hosteSses. The bride-to-be received a num- Der of gifts. Guests included the Misses Jane Gisslander, Eleanor and Ruth Anderson, Elna and Arlene Lundin, Gertrude Sweeney, Viola Johnson, Emeline Sanderstrom. Gladys Nelson, Ellen Erickson, Anna Erickson. Mrs. Albert Curtiss and Mrs. Conrad Rohs.
 To Wed Waterbury Man
 The wedding of Miss Dorthea Mar guerite Widen, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Alfred Widen of Salem street to Floyd Edwin Magee, son of Mrs. Janet Magee of Prospect street, Waterbury, will be held in the Beth any Congregational church here late this month.
 To Make Returns
 Next Wednesday has been set as the final date for making returns on tickets for the fourth annual clambake of the Naugatuck Fish and Game association, Sunday, Sep- tember 12 at the clubs grounds in Straitsville.
 A good sale of tickets is reported. In connection with the affair and individual trap shoot will be held, and keen competition is expected. w. c. Peck heads the committee in charge.
 To Meet Tomorrow
 The postponed meeting of the Naugatuck Day Nursery association will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in the society's home on North Water street. The meeting was originally scheduled last Fri day.
 Meet Wednesday
 The postponed meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the Bethany Congregational church will be held next Wednesday. It will be at the home of Mrs. Elton Abramson, New street. It was originally scheduled last night.
 To Mark Anniversary
 Next Monday will be a high spot for Victor Zembruski's band for it will mark the third anniversary of the musicians on the air. A special Polish program will be broadcast from s:l5 to 8:45 p. m. Mir. Zem- bruski's orchestra has completed PIT Polish programs in its three years on the air.
 Complete Preparations
 Preparations for the annual con. vention of the Hartford District Luther League here Sunday and Monday were completed last night at a meeting of the Luther League of the Salem Lutheran church, which will be hosts to the visitors.
 A check was made at last nights meeting to ascertain if all plans had been carried out and reports of committee heads indicated everything is set.
 Rev. William R. Frenderbg, pas- tor of the church, today stressed the fact that the service Sunday night, to be held at the Congrega. tional church, is open to the entire public and he expects there will be large attendance. A chorus of I60 voices will sing.
 About 3i attended IS5t nights meeting of the local league.
 No Special s SSiOn
 There will be no special meeting of the board of warden and buF- gesses this week, Warden John J. Sheridan has announced. The regular September meeting of the board will be held next Tuesday,
 It had been thought . special meeting of the board would be held but t was finally decided to