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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-20
NATIONAL BANK
 EMPLOYES FITTED

Employees Of the Waterbury Ma. tlonai Bank join with executives Of the institution last evening in hoid- Ing their annual Christmas party at Hobby Horse Inn in Watertown. The party numbered 38 in all.
 An excellent dinner preceded the social festivities in which Charles Lewis, assistant cashier, played the role Of Santa Claus. Appropriate gifts were presented to each employe as . remembrance from the bank.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-20
LATE REALTY NEWS
Mortgage Deed

Mortgage Deed , Estate of Joseph Frenette to Henry E. Stoughton, property on Easton avenue, S2,l00.
 Warranty Deed Flora C. Hall to II. ]. Hall. property on Hallock street.
 Mortgage Release Waterbury Savings bank to William J. Rlgney,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-20

John Campion of e7 South View Street was today announced as the winner of the Second Annual James Arnold Memorial Fund for Demo. crat Newshoys, This contest inaug- urated q year ago through establish. Faent Of the James '. Arnold Fund Is being perpetuated through the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-20
BRITISH VETERANS
 ARRANGING PARTY

A committee meeting this even. Ing will witness the completion Of plans for the annual New Years eve party planned by Lord Kitch- eiler Post, British War Veterans, The meeting will Dc held at the organizations headquarters on eco- VIII street. George Brown, char. iiiAn, is being assisted by Jack Marshall, William sempie, Archls bald karburn, James Burton, I'd. ward Botb. James Davis, Sydney White and James Herman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-20
State Troopers Induced Violations
SANFORD FACES NEW COMPLAINT
StOrekeeper One of Four Arrested for Alleged
 Sunday Sales

Luciano santoro, 60, of Sl2 Bank street, who was the complaining witness yesterday in an enabeaxles ment trial, today is under arrest on charges of violating the Sun fay Sales law,
 The bank street grocer was one of four men arrested yesterday on warrants issued by the city ~ourt prosecutor. The others are ,.occo Lauria, 54, of 45 Cherry street: Michael Koval. AS, of 24 Wood street, and Anthony Baranuk, IS, of 76 Hill street,
 The arrests are the result of Q vigorous campaign being conducted by Prosecuting Attorney Michael J. Galullo in the attempt to stop the sale of meat on Sunday, Several grocers have been arrested and convicted since the campaign got under way last summer,
 The cases were continued h city court today.
 Manchukuo is now seeking its markets in North and South Ameri-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-20
ANoNYMoUs VOICE

The anonymous voice Of little "Qabby," the town cFier who "stcajS the show in the fiii.leneth Tech- filcolor cartoon, "0uiiiycr'6 Travels" 1" produced by Max TfeischeF and re. leased hy Paramount. Is Pinto Col- vig, circus and vaudeville entertainer fer the vast i7 years, who boasts fhaz HH can make moro than 900 ka'zE'Gs f1K cartoons,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-20
Walter WiHacIleII
 O. Br0adzoay
NEW YoRK mEARrnEAr

Trade Mafk HeglgtsFsd Copyright iDSO Daily Mirror inc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-20

Etc" Is still the talk Of Atlanta, The holiday card Wm. Mil. Ter of NEG gave to c. spcck Of the NEG news room was Q deed to a fafinl Maurice Evans, whose Hamlet is voted tho best since J.. Barrymore'S, only a few years ago appeared in a Cochran revue IoHdon) singing: I'm Sup. posed to Make Love to My Wife" {, The Althea Evans in the a After 3" show Is the former deb Althea Pardee The anony. nous radio bfoadcaster listed among the victims Of that just indicted biackmail ring - doesn't bread. cast ?, M., the new gazette, will start publishing about April ib, Fifteen angels will put up . hun. dred thousand dollars each. They have nine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-20

@OAsA8 AA8hANy8 aFgfAm
 Faces About Town, U, {, Atty. Gen. Frank Murphy measuring eye. bfoWs with Eddy Ouch at t1e Pefsiafi Room .s Oscar Levaflt who knows most Of the answers, ex. plainifig tiiat June 0aie married him for his beauty, when every. body knows she married him for his theater passes .. Hank 0reeils berg, tii0 Detroit celebrity, chasing 6 dropped c0it1 at Broadway aiid 18th ..s, Gertrude Lawrence covs ering her funny hat with 6 funny paper iii Saturday nights dFizZle .,. Tom Dewey, who is trying tC get 6 lease oil 6 Washington white house, buying tho four pee-eifl gazettss Co read about it Rock well Kent, who spends 50 much time near the Pole with the Ess klin0s, wearing A beavef.iined c0at along 6til Avenue il . stifiing tenn. pefatiiFe =, L0ieiia Parsons, the vaudeville star, attracting aut0s gfaphefs as she enters the Warwick Nancy Carroll showing the heels something new i1 heels at T'he sterk Afnbasgadof Ken. iiedy, glad to be back running for Yuleiee eafds~-iilstead Of AiF.faid shelters.
 SaIlies in Our Alley; Billy R0se aid Eleanor Holm, his bride, ptiFs chased 6 sWafiky residence ifl Beck man Place last month One Ttiniof says t cost i00,O00-but t is z safer wager to make H1at MT, Hose got t for considerably less TennyFate, the word got around midtown inst the new tens aflts had engaged John Murray An. ders0n, the girl show director, and Ra0ui Pene BuB0is, tie costume de- signef to "dec0fate the house" ,,, And Bob Alton tO "put 0n the dancesp =. So Paui Snail, the agent. teiephofed Rose .... "IS this ail tFle?" ile asked, "beceuse f it is. the William Morris Agency would like to east your buHeFw
 Memos Of 6 MidnighteT, Biggest event ifl town December 2etil will De tic opening Of The Beacl1e0filbs CT above tiie Winter Garden Oniy two "Zefnbiss" wifi be sold t0 A customer. That's aii, bF0thsFi The LaGuaFdtasKiefai flaFss lip is 6 fegfettabie incident, De. cause eacii respects tie ether greatly. Simply a case Of ffayed nerves. Kiefail, ffixampie, hasn't feiidayed for three years Benehiey, ttIe big heFe, just epufHed a fadie job because he considered the sponsors ad copy ifl bad taste Tic Waldorf management was 6 bit upset because some pFaiikstsf placed a bottle Of mix outside Hers bert He0yef's suite eaeii morning During the deg sileW, HeYs wood Bf0un's iieig1b6Fs wondered why he toek no part in t ,tl "fsi't Haywood a dog failcieY?" someone dti6fi6d Nc" said atiiHtin Iteyn0ids, "hes aB uHdeFs dog faneiefp
 Midtown vigBettsi He's z Welis known man about town with z rep for LetiisfieiBg .., Hes married. Of course Aren't they aIWaysf ,, At aiiy Fate, he's made RiI aFt 6f his pliiiaHdefiHg and conceived novel system Of protecting hiilis self while ifiduigiHg iil his iilaiss GFetioHs This is it; lie weafs glasses, and the Hpseff to the vaFts 6iis iiiehtspet iieadwaltsfs and other attaches iS very simple Wien iie wears dafk spees-iiis lady ceiBs faili0ii Is Some 6ai He Adfiifes, When iie wears white glasses =iIe's with lis wife,
 Sounds iH the Night; IF Tine St0fk, "Hs must be ( big Ai0t- everybody talks ab0lit him behind
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Lorain News
BY "Buby" Schcnker.

Lorain O.. Oct. 19-The Trau-
benfest will be held at the club
on Saturday, October p. at 800
O'Clock, The price is only IS cts.
for all. So why don't you pops
come and bring the mons" a.
long and have a good time. All
the Juniors that are doing notr-
ing onSaturday noon drop around
the club and help decorate. this
is not an order but a request.
On Saturday. Oct. %, there
will be a Halloween Dance at
the club. This will also get start
ed at 8 o'clock but this is a private
affair that only Lorain Juniors
can attend. All that attend should
come masked and this is an order
no5 a request
There will be a basketball
practice at the NJ. Z. Church at
9th and Ried onWednesday night
at : 80 o'clock. Please 60 to the
rear door. We will practice here
unit, further notice from the bas-
kett all committee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Auto City Speaks
BY Art Seller

Detroit. Mich, Oct. 1o-Con.
gratulations to Katherine Dengel
and Leonard Hlpnar who on Sat.
Oct IA. became Mr.. and Mrs
Loads of luck and happiness -
you both.
Lutheran League
Another trophy has been addeA
to our collection. The class B
Lutheran League championship
was won by our team through no
fault Of their own.
Tickets
Everyone is supposed to report
to MARTY Weise as to how many
tickets they have sold. The names
of the five leading ticket sellers
vii! appear in the next issue a
the Blah-Blatt.
Church
| would like to see all the mena
bers attend church this Sunday.
We have been to lax in our at.
tendance this past summer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Dan Cupid Again
Wins Two Decisions
Binder Elliot Vows
Exchanged

Miss Catherine Marie Binder,
daughter of Mrs. Katherine Bin
der, 262O Oakdale Ave, wore a
white taffeta and tulle princess
dress at her marriage on Satur-
day, Oct. IA, to Glenn Elliot, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Elliott of
Cadiz, Ohio.
The nuptia1 took place at S p.
m. in St. Johns Evangelical
church, was decorated with palms
cybotium fern, white pompons
and Picardy gladioli.
Rev. Theodore Merten read the
marriage ceremony and before the
service Mrs. Mildred Macknauer,
organist.. and Miss Clara c. Tho
mas, vocalist, gave a brief music
rectal.
The bodice of the brides dress
was styled of white taffeta and
the full skirt of tulle was worn
eve, taffeta. Her length veil
was fashioned of illusion and held
in place with a cluster of fresh
flowers. She carried Easter lilies,
bouvardia and orchids.
Miss Stella Pawlizak, lifelong
friend of the bride, in blue net,
fashioned on lines similar to the
bri les dress was maid of honor.
Her flowers were pink roses, del
phiam and Happy Days roses.
Miss Helen Gross, cousin of the
bride, in peach net, was brides
maid. She carried pink snapdra-
gons and Brarcliffe roses. Ken
meth Elliott, brother of the bride
groom, was best man and Walter
Fricsenhengst, Clarence Yeager
and Christ Goohs, the latter a
cousin of the bride, ushered.
On Eastern Trip
The guest list at the wedding
dinner served at the German club
houce in the evening was restrict
ed to relatives and close friends.
The table, centered with a, wedd-
ing cake, was decorated in tones
of feach, blue and white.
The couple were headed east
when they left later in the eve.
ming en- their wedding trip. The
bride wearing a black bolero
| Jacket dress with black accesso-
ries. They will live in Cadiz, O.,
whe,e they will occupy a newly
! furnished home at l47 Jamison
| Averue.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
SPOTLIGHT
By Frieda konnerth

Farrell, Pa, Oct. 19-On Oct.
? the Luther League of the ST.
Pauls German Evangelical Luth.
church held it's regular meeting.
The main topic up for discus
sion was the building up of Our
league. Every member is asked
to b: ing a friend to the meeting
on Nov. IA. at 7:3O p. m. The
business meeting will take place
followed by a social hour. Ping
pong. chinase checkers and other
games will be the diversion. A
ping pong tournament is going to
be staged in the near future.
Another meeting was held on
October 10 for the purpose of
electing our representatives and
our advisor to represent the Lea
que IN the lnter-churCh young
peoples council which is being or
! ganized among the Protestant
churches in the vally. Misses
Margaret Burprich and Bertha
Tebky: Msrss. Edward Schenker
and Henry Dick have been cho-
sen as our representatives. Mr..
Jotr Guenther was elected by an
Overwhelming majority to act as
our advisor. in the new organi-
sation.
All present former members of
the Luther League and members
of the congregation who have
bean confirmed up to the age Of
"a are all cordially invited to at,
tend the next meeting of the Lu-
ther League of the St. Pauls Ger
maj, Evangelical Luthern church
to be held on Nov. IA, at ! 80 pm.
Reported: Please write with
ink instead with pencil!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19

lightful Holiday Cruise the Sat.
after Thanksgiving for the un-
hen. d of price of SIPS per couple.
The newly created S. S. Agen.
da, luxury liner, complete with all
the appointments of a ocean ply
ing greyhound, will serve as the
immediate atmosphere for the
cruise.
Tickets for the cruise are now
on sale by all Agenda Club mem
bers Reservations may be phoned
in tc Woodbine 1904 or Orchard
7Oe4-W. Out of town reserva.
tons can be made by writing
Mrs. Arnold Fernengel, 34Ss
West Saith ST.. Cleveland, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
TSJA BOWLING
NEWS
By Dorothy Helwig.

10 you want to have a good
tire' Would you like to make
some new Saxon friends Then
why not come to the +. S. 7. a.
Bowling Tournament held in
Gary Indiana. November 4th and
:tE. Cary is endeavoring to make
thi, event one that will be remem-
bertd by all and one that memo
ries will always recall. If your
club cannot send a team BY all
means don't let this stop you
from attending. There will be
plenty of entertainment for bowl
|ers ard all committees appointed
to w.rk on this event are putting
forth their best efforts and also
their time to make this bowling
tournament very entertaining as
well as successful.
A pre-tournament dance will
be .eld Saturday night, Nov. 4th.
THis dance has been planned to
be one of the biggest and best in
the Gary Jrs. history. The bowl.
ing tourney will take place Sum
dav morning. New. Sth in Gary's
newest and most modern equipped
Twenty Century Bowling Alleys.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
T. S. J. A. Notice

All teams, that are entered in
the Basketball League this COM
ing season are duly reminded that
the deadline date for the players
lists is November 1st. All clubs
should have received the players
forms and should have these in
the hands of the T. S. ]. A. secre-
tarv no later than November 1st.
The Girls league will be unoffi-
cial this year but trophy will
be given at the end of the season
after the playoffs between the
winners in each division of the
Girls League except the ruling
that they must belong to the Cen
trail Nerband.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Blessed Event

MIR. John Geiger Jr. and his
wife Frieda are the proud parents
of a baby girl Joan Ellin, who
was born on Tuesday, October 5,
1896 at 7:l2 A. NJ, Mother and
Chi! are in good health and are
dong well. Father Geiger hands
ou: cigars to all his friends but
wishes the stork would not let
him wait too long till he brings
a baby boy.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
TEUTSCH LUTHER
LEAGUE
By Katy and Mary.

[. the 10th of October is still
open on your calendar why not
attend the "Teutsch Luther
Leagues" Card Party.
We have our committees cho.
ser and they are ready to Jump
into action. Then there is the
prospect of winning a grand table
pre-, not mentioning other
prizes. We will also unfold a mvs-
terry which will prove very fasci,
na":ng to the lucky patrons pre-
sent. So why not pack up the
family and get ready for a rip
roaring time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Pre- NuptioI Shower
Given to Kath Binder of Lorain.

Given to Kath Binder of Lorain,
aides and few friends of the
Ladies Siebenbuerger Sachsen
Vcrein in T-orain gathered at the
German Club House to honor
Miss Catherine Binder in a pre-
nuptial shower. Games were play
ed as the chief diversion. prizes
going to Mrs, Konnerth, Mrs
Charlotte Falk and Mrs. Maria
Weber. All of the ladies of the
club were present and presented
Miss Binder with a lovely occas,
sional table and other miscellane,
ou- gifts.
At late hour luncheon was
served by our hostesses Mrs
Christ Goohs. Mrs. Peter Gross
and Mrs. r. X. Friesenhengst.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Schuster- Campman
Nuptials Read

In a picturesque ceremony at
II 80 a. m. Saturday Miss Marie
Schuster, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Schuster, Farrell,
and Gene Campman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Campman, Wheatland,
were united in marriage in St.
Pauls German Lutheran Church.
Rev. c. F. Christensen, pastor
of Calvary Lutheran Church, HUI
ron, heard the exchange of vows
before an altar banked with palms
and ferns.
The bride party entered to the
strains of the "Lohengrin' wedd-
ing march with Miss Sara Orben
at the console of the organ. Ap-
propriate music was rendered by
the church choir and the Bridal
Chorus" from "Lohengrin' was
played as the occasional.
Miss Schuster was charming
bride in a white MORE taffeta,
peasant styles gown, fashioned
with a sweetheart neckline, short
puffed sleeves. bouffant skirt and
girGle-effect bodice with ties of
white velvet. The three-tiered,
trailin6, tulle veil fell gracefully
from a halo of orange blossoms.
White satin slippers completed
her attire. She wore a gold lava
liere, gift of the groom, and
carried a bouquet of white roses
and gardenias tied with white sa-
tin ribbon and sprays of lilies of
the valley attached to white satin
streamers.
Miss Hilda Thut, as maid Of
honor, was attractive in a powder
blue taffeta gown designed with a
bolero jacket of royal blue velvet,
shirred modice. trimmed with a
ruffle of royal blue velvet, square
neckline and bcuffant skirt. Blue
sandals and a gold cross com.
pleted her attire. She wore a royal
blue velvet NOW with streamers
as headdress. Her bouquet con-
sisted of yellow tea roses tied
with pink satin ribbon.
Miss Minnie Schuster, sister of
the bride and bridesmaid, was
attired in a dusty pink taffeta
gown with bolero jacket of Du-
bonnet velvet and designed the
some rs the maid of honor's. She
wore matching accessories,a gold
cross and an headdress of Dub
bonet velvet bow with streamers.
Yellow tea roses also formed her
bouquet, with blue satin ribbon.
Andrew Schuster, brother OF
the bride, was best man and Hell
math Moroscher, Salem, Ohio.
was usher.
A reception was held at the
home of the brides parents for
members of immediate families.
TIE couple left on a short
welding trip. not revealing the
destination, after which they will
reside at the home of the brides
parents.
Marie and Gene are we'll known
in the Junior circles as Marie was
associated with Farrell Juniors.
Good luck and loads of happi.
ness from your host of friends.
-0
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
7 IA Bow|inq
Tournament Rules

|. The tournament will be held
Sunday morning, November 5th,
starting at 10 a. m. Central Stand
ard Time, at the 10th Century
Bow ling Alleys in Gary, Indiana.
?. Each city will be permitted
to enter a girls and boys team.
3. All participants must be
members of the Pennsylvania
Saxon Juniors Association.
a In the boys division each city
will be allowed to enter two 5
men teams, 4 double teams and
fiv,: singles. In the girls division
two 5 girls teams. 4 doubles, and
5 singles.
5 Each participant must SUBJ
NIT 50 cent fee for each event
ent tered.
8 All entrees, accompanied
with the fees for each event must
be sent to Miss Louise Schmandt,
1871 Harrison St., Gary, Indiana.
7 The deadline for all entrees
will be October Fl, 1889.
Trophies
Trophies will be awarded to 1st
am second place in the FIVE man
division, plus individual medals
for the winning team.
Cne trophy and medals for the
dorble winner.
One trophy for singles and a
medal for the runner up.
One trophy for the winner of
the All-Fvents
A medal will he given to the
pe:son rolling the high game.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Monaco News
BY Jennie and Hunce.

Monaco, Pa, Oct. l9-Local
activities shape up in the form of
masquerade dance. This year
the Juniors are endeavoring to
make it one of the best ever. so
lets all cooperate and help make
it 50. The date is set for Oct. 2S
and the music will be furnished
by the "All Girl Swingolettes",
popular valley orchestra. We
hope to find many outsiders at
this affair. Don't forget your
costume and don't forget the
date-Oct. %. We will be look
ing for you.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
youngstown News
By Jennie Schinker

Youngstown, Ohio, Oct. 10 -
The Youngstown Juniors wish to
invite everyone to their Card Par
ty, to be held Oct. p, on Sunday
night. A grand program is plan
ned for the evening including re-
treatments and a great show
under the direction of Miss Ma
thilda Fischer. The evening will
be very entaining, so be sure to
cor1e. The admission is 25c per
person.
|. Prize Song go. Junior Saxon
Glce Club.
,. Tap Speciality >. Hannah Lou
title.
). The Blue Danube -. Acroba-
II. Speciality.
Down Mexico Day"
4. Caballea-o :. Frank Bokesch
Senoritas
Eleanor Raush :. RoseBokesch
Katherine Klein >. Ann Welther
Jennie Schinker. Esther Schunn
IS. Accordia Selections -. Rose
Marie Poschner :. Wedding OF
the Winds >. John I. Hall :.
Under the Double Eagle.
f. .larabc Tapatio. Meyican Hat
Dance ...~ Rose and Frank
Bokesch go. Assistet by the
Seneoritas.
!. Miss Texas go. Nancy Lou
Rouse.
Is. Mexican Love Song "Juanita'
Esther Schunn. Frank Bokesch
%. Ferdinand the Bull' >.
Frank Bokesch 80. John Roth
10. "Cowdoba" 80. Paso Doble
Peggy Parilla.
ii. Finale ........ Entire Cast
The Juniors cordially invite
everyone including all outsiders
to our annual Harvest Moon
dance to be held at the ballroom
beautiful "The Elms". Music will
be furnished by that we'll known
orchestra Jimmy Richards, who
has also here heardover variou,
radio stations already. Dancing
will be from 9 P. NJ. to l A. M
Do not forget that date Octobel
28th. Be sure to be there and en-
Joy a beautiful evening of dane
ing. We also urge all of our olt
members to give us full coopera
tion on this dance.
| The admission is 4Oc per per
son.
| Our basketball season has fin
ally started with practice las
"Wednesday night. We urge al
Ipla yers to attend meetings regu
larly so that they can play thru
OUT the whole season withou
deposition as to their good stand
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
To Salem
CIeveIond.Eost Hold.
Annual Halloween
Masquerade Dance

Tomorrow night! At nine
o'clock! At the East Side Sach-
senkcim. Favors and Costume
prizes! Plus "The Royalists y
Only thirty-hve cents!
What in the name of GOOD
TIME is it, Answer: Our An
nual Halloween Masquerade
Dance.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Things To Be
Done By The
Agenda Club
Card Party Tonight

Cleveland. O., Oct. 19-Mem-
bers of the Agenda Club will at
ten, a card party given by the
Turior Luther League of the
TeAtsch Evangelical Church in
the basement of the church, to.
night (Friday).
Last week so members attend
ed regular business meeting OF
the club. The meeting was follow
ed by the playing of cards and
ping pong. Also included on the
program for the evening was a
social.
Plans for a Halloween Dance,
Oc=ober %, were discussed and a
committee is at work preparing
the party.
Rummage Sale
a rummagc sale will be held
by the organization November 6
and 7 All club members and 9th.
cr interested persons wishing to
donate winter clothing, house
hold goods and any other suitable
gor's are asked to bring them to
the next meeting of the club, OF
communicate with katherine
kauntz, chairman of the commit.
tee, at Orchard 7OS4-W for pick
ups of anything being donated.
Of considerable interest to the
members at the last meeting was
the presentation of motion tc
hole one meeting a month on a
Sunday night during the fall ant
winter season. The meeting would
be in the form of dinner party
with emphasis being place on the
interesting events and novelties
A farther report will be offered
at the next meeting by a commit
tee investigating the idea.
Meeting Wednesday
Wednesday night the group
will hold another business meet
ing in the basement of ths
Teutsch Church. All Westsid,
Sa.ons and their friends, Is year.
of age or over, are heatily invitee
Ito attend the meeting.
Your Holiday Cruise will cost
only $l.25.
| The Agenda Club offers 20,
the opportunity to enjoy a de