The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-12


 most artistic arrangement in the arrangement classification.
 Although the program which has been circulated announced that en- try blanks must be filed by Sep- tember 10th the committee has vot- cd to waive this regulation duo to the fact that there was delay in mailing the lists. Entries are open to all who care to exhibit, and there Is no entry fee of any kind, Exhi- bitors may place their exhibits in the gymnasium during the fore- noon of Wednesday, September l4th, The hall will be closed to all except the judges and necessary officials during the judging from noon until 800 ?. m. on that day,
 The flower show is being spon. sored by Casper 8. Davis Jr. Post No. i36, American Legion as c part of It's community service program for Waterville. It is hoped that the event may become an annual af- fair, Andrew W. Bell Is the gen. eral chairman.
 HEADS POST
 Robert Cosgriff, was elected com nander of the Casper s. Davis, American Legion, Post l36, ct 0 meeting Saturday night, at Frater- nity Hall.
 Also elected were:
 Andrews Bell, Senior vice-Com. Inander, Frederick Hoadley, Junior- vice Commander Russell Atherton, Finance officer, John Mccarthy, As. sistant finance officer; o. Harold Hunt, Historian: Clifford Northrop, Service officer, Louis Dadario, Standardization officer; Joseph Kenny, Athletic Officer; 0. Arthur DuBois, Chaplain; Emil Wilke, ser- geant at Arms.
 Private installation of the above officers will take place, Saturday night, September 24th, at Fraternity Hall, at g. o'clock. Following the in- stallation, Q social hour will be held, when refreshments will be served, and an opportunity given for all members to show their enthusiasm of the new officers.
 MT. and Mrs. Russell Hughes of Thomaston Avenue, entertained on Friday evening, for Mrs. Hughes cousin. MT. John McNamee, and Mrs. McNamee, of Ketchikan, Alas ka, who are now on vacation. in the United States. Others present, were: Mrs. Frank McNamee. Mrs. Basil McAvoy and daughter, Phyllis, of Bridgeport, Mrs. Roy Benedict, Lois Benedict and Peter Burke, of Nor- walk, and MT. and Mrs. Peter Wells, of Thomaston avenue.
 Following dinner. cards were play ed, and MT. and Mrs. McNamee en- tertained with many interesting ac- counts of Alaska.
 Mrs. Joseph McArdle. of Driggs street is spending two weeks va- cation in Rochester, N. r., visiting Miss Louise Bailey.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward LeGrane, of Waterbury visited over the week. end, with MT. and Mrs. Edward Martin, of Sheffield street.
 Officers and members of the Everyman's Bible Glass, will meet this evening, at 7:45 o'clock, at the home of John Fl. Twelyes, of Thom- aston avenue. The meeting will be under the direction of Carl Froelich, president of the class, and plans concerning Fall activities of the class will take place at that time.
 The members of the Ladies' Aid Society of Grace Methodist Church are planning to attend the Group Meeting, of all societies of the Meth~ odist Churches of Waterbury and vicinity, which will be held at the Thomaston Methodist Church, on Tuesday afternoon, September 18th.
 They will go in body, and have made plans to take the bus which leaves Waterville, at 1:20 o'clock.
 The ladies of the parish of St. Paul's Episcopal Church will serve their annual Peach Supper, Thurs day evening, September 18th, in the Parish House. between the hours of 5 and o'clock.
 Mrs. Elmer Wilson, president of the Parent-Teacher Association, will preside at the first meeting of the Fall season, which will take placee tomorrow afternoon, at 2:S0 o'clock. in the gymnasium of Sprague School. Tea will be served. and an invitation Is given to all Mothers to attend.
 Entries for the Flower Show. which is being sponsored by the Casper s. Davis. American Legion Post. September t4th and 18th, in the Sprague School gymnasium, win hc received mp until Wednesday.
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