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Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-02-23

Following are Dr.. Berenberg's Of
flee hours ar the Medical Center,
Monday. ....... .lO-12g 4-6
Tuesday. .lo-12J 7s3o-e.5o
Wednesday,. .1o-12
Thursday. .1o-12, as
Friday. .1o-12, 7,3o-8s3o
Saturday. .1o-l2, SIS
Sunday. appointment
DR.. NcCarl's (Dentist) Office Hours
Dr.. McCarlis office hours are as follows.
Monday. $3.50 Am. 500 Pm.
Tue esday.. $3.50 Am. $500 Pm.
700 $3.50 Pm.
Wedne sday. Closed
Thur sday. $3.50 Am. 600 Pm.
Friday. $3.50 Am. $500 Pm.
700 $3.50 Pm.
saturday. 1900 Pm. 600 Pm.
Phones: Office 226l, Home. 24ol
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-02-23

Leather tooled coin purse and cont ents in or be-
tween the Theater and 45R Ridge Road Please notify
Mrs. Howard Custer. 45-R Ridge Road. Phone 1882
RADIO CLUB
The Radio Club met in Room 223 in the School
Last Friday for its regular radio theory session.
A discussion Of VOLTAGE DIV1DERS was followed bv
the application Of the theory to a circuit and
fana11y y the analyses Of a standard 5-tube radio
circuit design. Rosenzweig, Murray, and Petersen
gave blackboard demonstrations the ious cir
cults.
The session a highly enthusiastic one as
everyone had ideas and refused to be scared awnv
by the passage Of time. PROF" Reno spent q
hours on his feet explaining theory and getting
down the fine points.
The next session to be held in the same place
next Friday night. at 1880 PM. will be devoted
TO TO discussion Of Screens and Grids in Relation
to Power Supply. All those who NAV be Interested
In this work are invited to attend.
Inc turnout for the last session included
Petersen. Reno, LYMAN, Morgan. Wood. Reno, Jr.,
Johnston. Mcdonald. Murray and Rosensweig.
Co-oPs DIVERSIFIED MANUFACTURERS
list Of the lines Of goods and services
offered by Wholesale Cooperative Associ att ons in
the United States in 1887 rather interesting
reading. The goods handled by the wholesale range
from women clothing to service equipment
Petroleum products to be handled by all the
WHOLESALERS listed in the study made by the Bureau
Of Labor Statistics. Moments clothing, household
goods. and electrical appliances the most
popular additions during the year 1887. The
services supplied are usually: educational,
ing. insurance., printing, burial.
The goods Manufactured by these WHOLESALERS are
not confined to feed 1ubricating oils and fertili
zer. One wholesale makes Coop sausage and butter;
another, bakery goods and coffee while still
Others boxes paint and fy-spray.
When the 1885 report Of cooperative WHOLESALERS is
made it will be of interest to note the new goods
and services that perhaps added. If Americans
continue increasing the amounts spent for
Vne cooperat1Ves should into those fields wi
increased v1gor. If the cost Of services Of
oeauticians. BARRIERS, morticians. doctors remain
relatively high. the cooperative associ
undoubtedly begin supplying those services.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-02-23
LOST

Leather tool ed coin purse and ontents in or be-
tween the Theater and 45R Ridge Road Please notify
Mrs. Howard Custer. 45-R Ridge Road. Phone 1882
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18

tess at Q card party Thursday eve nings at her home, 1913 Cooke street, 8 o'clock, for the benefit of the Cas- per s, Davis Auxiliary, Prizes will be awarded for each table, and re- treatments served,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18
AUXILIARY SEATS
 OFFICERS FRIDAY
Mrs. Angela Testa to Be Indncted as President
 of q. 0. P. Unit

Oficers Of the ladies' auxiliary of the Young Mems Republican club will be installed at The Elton FEi- day night, Mrs, AngeIa Testa will be ipdllcted as president Of the oF- gapizaNol
 Others to be lpstalIed are; First yice-pTesidept, Mrs Florence Wives; second vice-presidepk Mrs, CaFmeiIa ManpeIlo; treasurer, Miss Rose EaF- t0line; financial secretary, Miss Helen TaTtaglia; recording eecEe~ tagy, Miss Florence Agoetipi; assist ant recording secretary, Miss Con- cetta Mirtsse; directors, Mrs. Albert Peloei, sfFs, Frank Rossj, Mrs, Charles TGrtaIts, Mrs, Mary Per- Tiello, Mrs, Frank VsFapelIi, Mrs Mae Mappeilo, MEg, George Gr0ele- claia, Miss Victoria TagtAgIia, Miss Josephine Briguliay Mrs, Thomas Lepoge, Miss Mary Rosst, Mrs, FYapk Zipno, BITS, TheFesa HataIe, Miss EAjth DiRaepzo, Miss Marie sealzo, Mrs, John Cuillo, Mrs, John Fisher, Mrs, Louise GhtappL MisS Dora ReFTiello, Miss Esther Mazz5 Ipd Mrs, Anna DtPttero,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18
CREDIT UNION TO
 CHOOSE OFFICERS
Newspapermen to Elect Slate at Moose Hall Sat.
 urday Afternoon

Approximately IFS votes, repre- septipg the union registration, are expected to be cast in the annual election of the Waterbury News paper credit union Saturday after noon at 3 o'clock in Moose hall on Grand street,
 Michael W, Barrett is the current president, Other officers are; Vice. president, Lester H, Warner; treas urer, George W, Robitaille, These are directors as well, Other direc- tors are William F, Harvey, Lendor J, Masse, Albert E, Brown and Charles H. Fadus, MT, Barrett MT. Robitaille and MT; Harvey have aD- other year to serve as directors, The other four places will be filled at the meeting, The directors will later elect their own officers,
 The credit committee consists Of Albert E, Brown, Henry L, schwaFz Rpd Vincent J, Coates, Of these MT, Coates has another year to serve, The other two places will pc filled The supervisory committee, all places on which will be filled at the meeting, includes George A, Kelly, Francis c, Blum and Edward ', Echoley,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18
Pierpont Renamed
 Warden Of Church
Several New Members Join St. Pauls Legal Voting
 List-FOresters to Bowl Tonight
WATERVlLLE Mrs R w. nenion--l7se ThOmaston Ave-TeL s-sAes

Waterville, Jan, la,--The annual meeting of the parish of st, Paul's Episcopal church was held Monday night In the parish hall, Rev, Ray mend MD, Adams, rector, was in charge of the meeting, and several new voting members were added to the roll of legal voters,
 Wilfred E, Pierpont was reelected senief warden of the church, and Homer Q, Senior was reelected junior warden, Clifford Clark and William N Warren were named VestFymen, together with John w, Farr, Leon F, Totten, Leslie A, Davis and Clifford D, Nprthrop, MT, Davis was reelected treasurer and MT, Nefthrop was reelected clerk and parish agent,
 Other officers elected were: Fi- nance committee, Homer 0, Senior, Percy Y, MacMullen, John w, Farr and Leslie A, Davis, delegates to the Waterbury Council of Churches, William K, Warren and John I, Geokson, delegates to the diocesan convention, Frank I, Cookson and Wilfred E, Pierpont: alternates, Leon E, Totten and John W. Farr,
 Tomorrow will be the annual vis- iting day at the Veterans hospital In Newington, for the Casper s, Davis, American Legion Auxiliary, Mrs, Jehn Ryrnes, rehabilitation phairlady, accompanied by another member of the auxiliary, will go there between 2 and { In the after noon and give cigarets to the vets erans as 8 gift from the local unit. The Meriden unit will also visit the hospital, at the same time and take their allotment of smokes for the hespitalized men,
 A card party was held Saturday night at Fraternity hall, as a means of raising money for this purpose, Those who attended and others who contributed were as follows, MT, and Mrs, William Rooney, MT, and Mrs, Joseph Davis, Mrs Mary 6nagg, Mrs, George Caldwell, Mrs Anthony oiRlasi, Mrs, Everett Cook, Mrs, Prank Carney, Mrs, Maude Brough- ton, Patrick Moriarty, Andrew Bell, MT, and Mrs, John Ryrnes, Mrs, R, Ward Henion, MT, and Mrs, Edward Martin and Walter Painter,
 Bridge Scores
 Top scorers in the Tuesday after- noon tournament of the Wateryille Cornell Bridge elup, conducted by MrA John Q, Moriarty, at Foresters han, were AS follows, North and South, Mrs, Homer Senior and Mrs, Joseph Mantambault, 39; Mrs, Ralph Grain and Mrs, James Duncan, 35, East and West, Mrs, Charles Calf frey and Mrs, Justin Clark, 34; Mrs. Leon Totten and Mrs, Edward Cook son, ai i-2, The official standing IS, Mrs, Ralph Grain and Mrs, James Duncan, ll9 leg, Mrs, Leon Totten and Mrs, Edward Cookson, il3 l-2; Mrs George Goggin and Mrs, Wil- Ham Dunlayey, l08 l-2; Mrs, Homer Senior and Mrs, Joseph Montana baalt, i05 i-2,
 Mrs, Anthony DlBlasi will be hos
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18
Dress Fabrics

DOVELYKE PRfNTS-A Spun Rayon Fabric - with q wool like appearance-will not pull out at the seams guaranteed washable = floral and mono tone patterns C yds. @4 Atfs4ATf fff "KAYoNI IfKisfy -- Floral patterns - lrixab1el 30 inches wide G yds. 1 reg. 89c .,...!.. ~ 1I C6TT6N LAtEs-Ray6n Rtes metallic crepes - reg. s1.59 and $1.98 - broken range, Of col- G yds.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18

The weekly bowling match of the Foresters' Mixed league, will take place tonight, ' o'clock, at the Wa terville alleys, Members of the Pride of Welch Circle, and Court Weloh, are experiencing Q great deal of fun and enjoyment during these duckpin battles every "wednesday night
 Mrs, Adelia Partridge, who has been spending the past four months with her son. In Norwalk, has re- turned to Waterville to the home of her daughter, Mrs, John Byrnes, of Pembroke avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18
American llFaw ulils
 sReVAeFiNs supper

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18
JOHN GRADY GEIS
 CLUB PRESIDENCY

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18
JOHN N, GARNER GETS NEW DOOM
Elliott Roosevelt seN d President Believer he h
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18
Domestic Needs

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18

Coneinued demand from the Dnited states is causing lace n1ak~ CTS N CaIaig, France, to prosper
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18

penmAgk Ands inan lla most nfoh. porous wear elHep iDaD,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18
Umbrellos

WOMEN's OIL SILK UM- BRELLAs = f6 rib frame - printed patterns-all coiors = with fancy handles W& to match..,.....I..... @4
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18
Wonnens's Hosiery

RUBY RING" HLslERY - Service weight--full fashioned reasonable shades Q4 reg. Sl.26--pair, .s.....4.V1 HAYDN AND WOOL HOsiERY Full fashioned, small lot of reg. 79c 6 prs. CA grades, es,.,,,..., A V4 CInLDREN'S ANKLETS--Wool anklets-broken assortment Of sizes and coIors A prs. g1 --reg. 29c,..y,T Q4 CHILDHEN's ANKLETs - Cot ton--half socks and anklets-- plain colors or with fancy tops -irregulars of @ prs. @T 2ec grades..y.. O 01 "HOLEPROOF" KNEE = HIGH HOsIERY-sheers in a small lot of reg 7sc 2 prs g1 gFade,.,s..,,. ~ VA "HOLEPROOF" CHIFFONS - Irregulars Of $t to $1.15 grades lin three and { thread sheers and 7-thread service Of EA n q grade-pair. ir..,.... OOC
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18

Mrs, Anthony plRlasi will be hos
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-18

PAINT
 Dollar Day
 .I, Specials .... IIORNITE ENAsSEL-The ideal ' finish for furniture and wood- woYk--lasts Ionger--rinade with BakeIite. Choice Of N coiors. reg 7Sc Q pts. W@ FLAT PAINT--suitabie for ur- dercoat or finish WoYk-coiorg and white 0 qts. W4 reg, e0c qtflt,I ~ 04 GLOSS PAINT-Por inside and outside woYk-choice Of coiofS reg 7sc at. 2 ats. SPAR vAngIsH = Durable and waterproof money back guar sntee-reg. Z cts LIN0SEUM vAasisfs = Eno- cYez = protects and niakeS cleaning easier-feg. W@ 1fz0 4tr-4t, .,.,,Il<I/I @ Wall Paper Room Lote-patterne for every room -eeject eaTly-10 rolls W4 and fe yds, boTdeY llyIyIl"
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Evening star., 1939-06-25
Mrs. Burleigh
Arrives in New York

Mrs. William Burleigh, who re-
Gently arrived in New York, is visit
ing the Worlds Fair with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Peters of
Macomb street, after which she will
spend the summer with them in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burleigh have just
completed a caravan trip across
Arabia, where they were entertained
in the royal palace in Riyadh and
later by King Ibn Saud in his hunt
ing encampment. Mrs. Burleigh is
the first American woman to have
crossed the desert from one coast
to the other.
From Bahrein Island they travelled
up the Persian Gulf, visiting Bag
dad and Damascus before sailing
from Beirut for Mediterranean ports
and the United States. Mr.. Burleigh
has returned to Arabia and will meet
Mrs. Burleigh in Egypt in the fall,
when they will make trip down
the Nile before their return to
Arabia.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Curry Sisters Give
Tea for Friends

Miss Tempe Curry and her sister,
Miss Elise Curry, entertained at
tea Thursday in Battery Park,
Md, in honor of four of their
friends who will leave soon to make
their homes in other parts Of the
country. Three Of the honor guests,
Miss Ruth Richmond, Miss Virginia
Richmond and Miss Frances Rich
mond, daughters Of Maj. Adam F..
Richmond, U. S. A., and Mrs. Rich
mond, will 60 to Texas next month
when Maj. Richmond goes on duty
there. Miss Patsy Royster, the other
guest of honor, will move from Edge
moor to Toledo, where her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy H. Royster,
will make their future home
The hostesses were assisted in re-
ceiving and entertaining their guests
by Miss Mariana Grogan, Miss
Rasalyn Buchanan. Miss Mary
Louise Duvau and Miss Laura War
then.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Col. Harper Goes
To Summer Home

Col. Robert N. Harper has closed
his apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel for the summer for his Vir-
ginia home near Leesburg. He will
make weekly trips to this city on
business.
He has with him his son, Mr.. w.
j. Harper and his wife and children.
Col. Harper's grandson, Robert
Lewis Harper. has just returned from
Culver Military Academy, where he
was third-year student.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Summer
Engagements
Announced
Miss Susan Ross
TO'Wed Mr.. Haines
During This Fall

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Clifton
Ross announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Susan Bowden
Ross, to Mr.. Leo Franklin Haines.
The wedding will take place In the
fall.
The engagement was announced
yesterday afternoon at q tea given
by the bride-elect's sister, Mrs. ].
Nelson Anderson, at the club OF
American Association Of University
Women.
Those attending the announce
met party were: Mrs. Eugene Cliff
ton Ross, Mrs. r. H. Ross, Lois
Hudnell Ross, niece of the BRIDE
elect; Mrs. j. w. H. Roberts and
Rodney Roberts of Greenville, N. c.,
sister and nephew Of Miss Ross
Miss Virgie Haines and Mrs. Clarice
Craig of Fairfax, Va, Mrs. Blanch
Bowers, Mrs. c. e. Haines, Mrs.
Fred Briggs. Mrs. R. c. Briggs,
Mrs. Albert Briggs. Mrs. Dema Ellis,
Mrs. Lillian Fritts, Mrs. Dorothy
Snyder, Mrs. c. A. r. Dunn, Mrs.
w. c. Goodman, Mrs. 8. P. Garden,
Mrs. R. w. Eaves, Mrs. R. N. An
derson, Mrs. George Simons, Mrs.
c. E. Turner, Miss Peggy Turner,
Mrs. B. L. Amis, Miss vi Daugh-
trey, Miss Sara L. Keefe, Miss Ruth
BivenS. Miss Annie carp, Miss
Betty Owens, Mrs. Esther M. Metz,
Mrs. Eva F. Murray, Mrs. P. r
Louthan. Mrs. F. A. Lewis, Mrs.
G. o. Berry, Mrs. Adine Walsh,
Mrs. Lucille Hoge, Miss Kitty Hoge,
Miss Elsie Rizer, Mrs, G. T. Haines,
Mrs. Alton Keller, Mrs. w. E. Mar
low, jr., Mrs. H. D. Cosby, Mrs
William O'Connor, Mrs. r. L. Dixon
Mrs. William Hagerman, Mrs. C. F.
Phillips. Mrs. w. L. Simmons, Mrs
r. E. Myers, Mrs. r. r. Kenyon
Mrs. Charles Schwab, Mrs. A. F.
Bowers of Norfolk, Va; Mrs. w
w. Mcintyre of Winchester, Va;
Mrs. o. H. Perry Of Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Miss Ethel L. Plaugher
Engaged to Mr.. C. M. Brasse

GHBdSC 70 WI ". W. 0TdSSe
Mrs. p. S. Plaugher of 638 North
Greenbrier street, Arlington, Va,
announces the engagement OF her
daughter, Miss Ethel L. Plaugher,
to Mr.. Chester M. Brasse son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Brasse Of
43l4 South Eighth street, Arlington.
The wedding will take place July
at the Arlington Presbyterian
Church with the Rev. Walter F.
Wolf officiating. The couple will
live at the bridegrooms home.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
DR.. and Mrs. Orr
Are Hosts at Tea

DR.. and Mrs. William Bryan Orr
entertained yesterday afternoon at
tea at their home on Cathedral ave-
nue.. Mrs. Orr, who received with
DR.. Orr, wore gown of white dotted
Swiss trimmed in green velvet, and
made with dainty dropped shoulders
and a deep ruf11e at the bottom OF
the very full skirt.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs
Frederick Ramsey, Mrs. Robert P
Smith, Mrs. Fletcher Jones, Mrs
Sterling Meade, Mrs. Flavelle Koss
Mrs. Archie Lochhead, Mrs. Alvin
HfSl, Mrs. Roy Lyman Sexton, Mrs
David Maxwell, Mrs. Earl Shinn
Mrs. Ralph Wolfe, Mrs. Raymond
Brengle, Mrs. David Parsons, Mrs
Richard Dunkley and Miss Helen
Cockerille.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Miss Coleman
Is Entertained

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry I. Coleman
entertained at a supper dance
Thursday evening for their daughter
Miss Lorene Coleman, on her 18th
birthday anniversary. The party
was held on the terrace and in the
ballroom at Henderson Castle, and
q buffet supper was served at tables
around the pool, after which the 80
guests enjoyed dancing for the rest
Of the evening. Japanese lanterns
were used in decorating the terrace.
Miss Coleman received with her
escort, Mr. Frank Gantz, and her
brother, Mr.. Allan B. Coleman, and
Miss Jackie Stein.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Miss Doris Pauline Mace
VIII Wed Mr. F. L Casey

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Franklyn Mace,
jr., announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Doris Pauline
Mace, to Mr.. Edward j. Casey Of
Los Angeles, Calf, the wedding to
take place in September.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Miss Tyrrell Wed
TOMr. Davis

Miss Irene Teresa Tyrrell, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Tyr
rell, was married to Mr.. James Ben
jamin Davis, jr., in Holy Comforter
Church June 3 by the Rev. Father
Flanagan. The altar was decorated
with red roses and calla lilies.
Mr.. Tyrrell, U. S. A., retired, gave
his daughter in marriage. She wore
a gown of white lace and net, made
with a fitted bodice of lace, and with
lace insertions in the full net skirt
and long train. The long puffed
sleeves were trimmed in seed pearls.
Mrs. Harriet Gillette was her sis
ter's matron of honor. She wore a
gown of aqua and net made with
the fitted bodice. full skirt and
puffed sleeves. Her face veil was
aqua.
The bridesmaids, Miss Lucy
Tucker and Miss Margaret Davis,
the latter sister of the bridegroom,
wore gowns cut like that of the
matron of honor, but in peach shade.
Little Shirley Orndorff, cousin
of the bride and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Loyal Orndorff. was the
flower girl, wearing a peach taffeta
f1oor-length gown and carrying roses
and Gala lilies in a basket.
MIR George Tennyson was best
man and the ushers were Mr.. Paul
Wilson and Mr.. Anthony Warner of
Washington.
The wedding breakfast was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
Stutzman in Arlington, Va. Among
the guests from out of town were
Mrs. Mark Twohing and Miss Irene
Tyrrell, both aunts of the bride. from
Cleveland, as we'll as several friends
of the bridegroom from Atlanta.
Following reception at the home
of the brides parents, the couple left
on a wedding trip.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Davis of this city.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Miss Joan O'Brien
Has Birthday PARTY

Miss Joan O'Brien, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin OBrien, cele-
brated her 10th birthday anniver-
sary at 1400 Emerson street Wednes-
day evening. The evening consisted
of games and a musical and literary
program given by the children. Mas
ter George l.. Harlow gave several
violin solos, Miss Shirley Harlow a
piano solo, and there were readings
by the Misses Joan OBrien, Edna
Jane McCauley. Mary Ann Nc
Cauley, Betty Harlow, Frances Pol
lard and Frances Speidel.
Miss O'Brien was escorted to the
decorated birthday chair by Master
George L. Harlow under an arch of
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Miss Beauch Is Wed
To Mr.. Rislev

The marriage of Miss Phyllis Ruth
Beauch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Beauch of 121 Riggs road
NE, and Mr.. Edward M. Risley of
Alexandria, Va, took place June
S in Fredericksburg, Va. The Rev.
r. M. Clagett of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church ohiciated.
Mr.. Risley is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Risley Of Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1939-06-25

colored torches held by the children.
who sang Happy Birthday to You"
until all were seated. The table was
elaborately decorated with flowers,
and there was large birthday cake.
In addition to several party favors
each guest was given a present in
remembrance of the occasion.