The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-22
Leisring, Michael, James and John McMahon and Billy Walker.

An important meeting of Casper s. Davis, American Legion Post No 136, will take place tonight at g o'clock, at Fraternity Hall, when the annual election of officers will be held. A full attendance is desired
 A change has been made in the previously announced list of com mittees for the Flower Show, which the Post will sponsor Wednesday and Thursday, September 18th and 14th, in the Sprague School gymnasium, Mrs. Hazel Rogers, who was named a member of Door Committee will assist Mrs. Dorothy Sock and Mrs. Mabel Seidel as Clerk.
 The complete list of all committees is as follows:
 General chairman-Andrew w Bell; tresaurer-C. Arthur DuBois; secretary - Mrs. Ethel Byrnes; clerks - Mrs. Dorothy Cook, Mrs Mabel Seidel and Mrs. Hazel Rogers; hospitality Mrs. Mae Smith chairlady, assisted by Mrs. Agnes Martin, Mrs. Della Carney and Mrs Hazel Northrop; equipment - Cliff ford Northrop, Robert Cosgriff, Emi Wilke, Frederick Hoadley, and Ever ett Cook; floor committee - E.Les' ter Platt, chairman, Patrick Mor' iarty, and Edward Martin; dool committee - William Rooney, chair man, assisted by George Goggin anc Mrs. Ella McMahon; publicity = Frederick Seidel, Mrs. Ruth Boone! and Mrs. Gertrude Henion.
 The Flower Show will be open tt anyone wishing to exhibit, and thu | classes will include, dahlias, gladi olus, annuals, perennials and pottet plants. Invitations have been ex tended to the Garden Clubs of Ches hire, Woodbury, Naugatuck, Tor rington and Waterbury.
 This evening, 6:30 o'clock, tn Waterville girls volleyball team vii play the Washington Playgroun' girls team, at the Waterville Park to decide the championship of tn city. The Waterville team is tn winner of the northern division, ant the Washington Park girls hold tn title as winners of the southern al vision.
 A boys volleyball game will talk place at 7:15 p. m., at the local par following the girls game, betWeel Chase Park, winners of the south ern division boys league, and Dlvis ion street. Winston Buxton will b in charge of both games.
 Members of the cast of the pa geant went to Sandy Beach yester day afternoon, fo ra picnic an swim. The car for transportatio was donated by Burns Tavern, an Miss Bernadette Barry was i charge, assisted by Winston Buxtor
 The final radio program in a ser ies of three, was given yesterda morning, II a. m., over radio statlo WATR by the Waterville playground with Miss Bernadette Barry i charge. The program was spon sored by the Waterbury Park De partment, and the local playgroun was chosen as an example of tn very best of the city, to represen work being accomplished during tn summer. The Waterville hillbillie furnished the music, story white, by the local children, was read b Miss Barry, with sound effects b several of the girls and boys takln part in the program, and Andre Dunne told of the various activitie which have taken place, after whic Anthony DeSantis, supervisor C the playground extended his appre ciation to all who had made tn present season such a success
 Mrs. Joseph Welton of Thomasto avenue recently entertained her sis ter, Mrs. B. S. Chatfield, of Arling ton, Massachusetts, also MT. an Mrs. Warren Chatfield of Nashu; New Hampshire.