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Grassy Greek News

Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Prime, OF
Long Beach, Calf, arrived here
Monday, July 8, for visit with
relatives and friends. Mrs. Prime
will be remembered as Miss Lee
liza Perry, daughter of E. c. and
the late Mrs. Perry and sister OF
Mrs. R. c. Pierce and Mrs. A. G.
Haynes, Grassy Creek and ]. F.
Perry, Goldsboro, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Price and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Perry and
daughter, jamie Lee, were recent
visitors in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. c. Pierce and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Haynes.
R. c. Pierce left last Friday
for a visit with his son, Bryant
Pierce, Detroit, and sisters, Mrs:
B. L. Prentice, Port Huron and
Mrs. Ola c. Taylor, Marine City,
Mich.
Mrs. B. L. Prentice is patient
in Port Huron hospital from in
juries received in a car accident
March T.. :. -.
Mr.. Martin Davis, Del Haven,
Md, arrived home Sunday for a
few weeks visit with parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Davis.
Mr.. E. R. Duvall, Jr., left Mon
day for Bel Air, Md, where he
has secured work.
Celebrates Birthday
A lovely dinner, given in hon
or of the 18th birthday of E. c.
Perry, Grassy Creek, at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. A. G.
Haynes, Sunday, July IA was en-
joyed by the following children,
relatives and friends: Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Haynes, r. c. Pierce
and children, Jewel, Burl, Olive,
Jim and Joe, Mr.. and Mrs. Del
mar Hale, Miss Edith Hale, Miss
Maude Blevins, Mrs. E. c. Per-
~, Grassy Creek; Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Prime, Long Beach, Calf;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Perry and
5aughter, Jenie Les, and Mrs
Hester Blevins and small daugh-
ter, of Crumpler.
The honoree was the recipient
Of many useful gifts.
Establishment Of the Great Smo-
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Horse Creek News

ny DCAHVO4 % OkCV1uS
Mrs. Earl Henderson, of Bel
Air, Md, attended the funeral of
her grandmother, Mrs. Lee Wood
ie, last Sunday.
Mr.. Vane Greer, of Rsdford,
Va, spent the past week visiting
friends and relatives of this Sec
ton.
Mrs. Smith Blevins, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Roscoe Kilby, of Aberdeen, Md,
has returned home.
Miss Ruth Thompson, of Ken
meth Square, Pa, is visiting re-
latives and friends in this COM
munity.
Mrs. Lundy Barr, who has been
taking treatment in the hospital
in Kingsport, Tenn, has returned
home.
The people of the Thaxton
community are delighted with
their beautiful new church. Dur
ing the past two weeks the an
hual Christian Chautauqua has
been held in it.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Gillespie church welcomed their
now pastor, Rev. Carl Stark, by
presenting him with many house
hold necessities.
Among those who attended the
camp meeting at Fig from this
community were Mr.. ]. B. Shep-
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begin a revival meeting at the
July %. We are hoping for a sue
cesful meeting.
Mrs. Laura Parsons who has
been in Athe Wilkes hospital for
the past two weeks, has returned
to her home and is recovering
nicely.
MIR. and Mrs. Claude Greer are
been right much debate in town
tournament former.
Miss Hettie Moretz returned
from visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Moretz, of Aa-
varado, Va, Saturday.
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herd and family.
The Gillespie Presbyterian
church was represented at the
meeting of the Presbytery by Ell
der Howard Eldreth. = - ~ i
Hi-s.1a ff-'''y,,1~~ ~: = - - ,t:5 :. y
Mrs. Robert Barr, of Hurricane,
was visiting in this community
last week.
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Funeral services were conduc-
ted. for Mrs. Wilson Wyatt last
Wednesday at her home near
Whitetop.
Mr.. Harrison Blevins, a well
known citizen of Whitetop, was
buried Wednesday in nearby
cemetery.
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daughter Mrs. Ruth Vannoy this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Sheets
visited relatives at Daylo, Sun
day.
Miss Lorraine Parsons, of Big
Flats, visited Mrs. R. H. Spauld-
ing Tuesday.
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Big Flats News

Mr.. Jim Trivett, one of the old
est residents of this community,
fell Wednesday, July 10, while
carrying wood land was serious
ly injured. 1t is hoped that he
will soon recover.
MIR. and Mrs. Vance Spaulding
and small son, Bert Wesley, of
Sparta, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Trivett Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vandale Watson,
of Deep Gap, were the dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Phillips Sunday.
Mr.. H. V. Walker returned to
his work at Whitetop, Monday.
He had been at home for the past
two weeks.
The Rev. Carol Burkett will
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Establishment Of the Great Smo-
Ky Mountains park. He will visit
the park after leaving Asheville.
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The honoree was the recipient
Of many useful gifts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05

Catholic high school alumnae. Miss
Helen Coon, chairman Of the event,
reported on the affair.
Members Of her assisting COM
mittee include: Misses Annette
Beliveau. 0eorgette Brodeur, Mar
jorie Malley, Kay Maher. Mar
guerite Sullivan, irene Reynolds,
Claire Baribault, Kay Wolff, Jeanne
Doran, Carmela Albino, Dorothy
Corcoran, Julia Wrenn, AIitoinette
Polo, Mary Q. Demers, Grace Las
progata, and M. Claire Murphy.
Committee members are asked 10
report on Anal arrangements by Fri.
day, June 7th, by calling Miss Coon
or Miss Murphy.
Miss Marjorie Malley gave a report
on the very successful dinner dance
which was held ct Baybrook In May
Of which she was chairman OF the
arrangements committee. Tentative
plans were made for o drive for In
creased active" membership In the
association. The next meeting will
be held In September.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05
Coming Events
JUNE

June 5--John y. M. Hamilton,
Republican chairman at The Elton,
June O - ST.. Mary'S hospital
&iumnae dance. The Elton.
June 7--Semper Fldclis dinner.
dance, Baybrook.
June 8---MontNganese society din.
ner-danGe, The Elton,
June ls--Conn. Assn, OF Small
Loan Companies convention,
June 10 -- t,eaVonWorth prom,
Wildly high school gym.
June ~, II and I'D. A, v. state
convention,
June 14--Wilby prom wildly high
school gym.
June id--Waterbury Garden club
flower show, Bunker Hill church,
June Felix's lodge Flag day
program ElkS hall,
June II -- Continuation school
graduation The Elton.
June II - Crosby prom, wildly
high school gym.
June 10 -. LeaVenWorth gradua-
ton, Wildly auditorium.
June l0-Wilby graduation, Will
by auditorium.
June 2O-Crosby graduation, WILL
b. auditorium.
June Billions club father and
son dinner, The Elton,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05
Saint M0rgdrePs
Awords Diplomas

The annual commencement exer-
cises OF Saint Margaret's School
were held yesterday at the parish
house OF st. Johns Episcopal
church. The commencement speak
or was given by DR.. Lewis Perry,
headmaster Of Phillips Exeter acad-
envy who was introduced by Horace
d. Taft, retired headmaster Of Taft
School In Watertown.
Diplomas were presented TO the
graduates by Rt, Rev. Frederick O.,
Budloag, Episcopal bishop OF Con-
necticut, who also gave an address
TO the graduates. The program was
conducted by Rev. Samuel A.
Budde, acting clergyman In chrage
at ST. Johns Episcopal church.
commencement week closed with
q luncheon at the school for grad
yates, parents, friends and alum
nae membe $,
Among the students from this
vicinity included IN the graduating
class are:
Diana Lucas, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Van G, Lucas Of Mid
dlebury; Nancy Hotchkiss, daugh-
ter OF MIR. and Mrs, Roland s,
HotchkiSs of Mddlebury; Margaret
Camp, daughter OF Mrs. George r.
Camp Of Euclid avenue; Jane
Deacon, daughter OF Mr., and Mrs,
Walter Deacon Of Buckingham
street; Barbara Pierpont, daugh-
ter OF Mr., and Mrs, Nathan M,
Plerpont of Fleming street, Polly
Smith, daughter OF Mr., and Mrs.
Julius b. Smith OF Buckingham
street; Betty Greasy, daughter Of
Mrs. Phillip r. Greasy OF Grove
street; Mary Boardman, daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs, Allen II. Board
man OF Willow street; Ricka
dreenberg, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel II. Greenberg OF
Country club road; An Foster,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Foster of Middlebury; Patricia
Hawkes., daughter OF Mr., and Mrs,
william V. Hawkes. OF riske street;
Nancy Coo, daughter OF MIR, and
Mrs. Franklin IT, Coo OF Torrine-
ton: and Jeanne Chatfleld, daugh-
ter or Mr., ana MIS-, CnafleS -,
Chatfield o. Woodbury..
Miss Elizabeth Somers was elect
cd president of the Graduate
Nurses club at the annual election
last night In the club room In the
Lilley building.
Others named were; Vico.pres-
dent, Mrs. George Jackson; trCaStir-
or, Miss Elizabeth Kirk, and Sccrc-
tary, Miss Florence Anderson Miss
Harriet Gregory, retiring president
was In charge OF the installation
which followed the election,
Miss Anderson and Miss Gregory
are IN charge of arrangements for
The clubs annual outing June 10
Oh the Treat grounds on Wilson
street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05
Future Bride Is
Feted At Shosve,

Miss Mary r, Tammaro OF Bank
street, who becomes the bride OF
Patrolman Ralph Belloisey, on Sat-
urtlay, June 20, was feted OF q
shower given Wednesday evening
In zusEos Palm Room, by Misses
Frances and Adr4anne Tammaro.
Guests present we're: Miss Lena
Capristo, Jean Jacovino, Mary Ca
pristo, MollJ Leary Lena ID Vito,
Fannie MaScia, Angelina Bucci,
Anna Lovallo, Lena Hira, Josephine
and Frances Cozza, Bertha Orso,
Lena Lembo, Mary Libera, Edith
Polo, Toni D'Alonges Minnie Hol-
lingsworth, Frances Barnosky, Mary
Nardello, Mary Greenwood, Joseph
Inc Lentini, Dolly Colasanto, Yo-
landa Cicero, Esther Mastroianni,
Marie Damianl, Aifyeline Massi,
Rita perntaoszi, Helen Poplis, Eta
Yates, Peggy Dolan, Loretta Ken
needy, Ellen Gentle, Elizabeth
Siinonc, Jane Negera, Eva Mancini,
Bingo was played by the group,
and prizes were won by Elizabeth
simone, Esther Mastroianni, Jean
Jacovino, and Loretta Kennedy
Vocal selections were rendered by
Angelina Massi and Adrianne Tam
marc The bride was given a purse.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05
Economics Club
Supper Tonight

The Waterbury Home Economies
club will sponsor covered dish sup
per this evening at the home Of
Miss Helen BroadrIck OF High
street. Naugatuck. Serving will start
at 5:46 o'clock.
Following the supper a. brief meet
ing will be held and q slate Of ON.
GERS will be presented. Guests are
requested 10 bring their own cups
and silver.
Members OF the assisting commit.
tee are: Misses Dorothy Moss, Mar.
Raret Chagnot Mrs, Phillip Creasey
and Miss Bertha Belts.
Miss Betty Connolly Of Griggs
street entertained recently for her
sister Miss Margaret Scott Connolly
who Is 10 be married Oh Saturday,
June 0 10 Christopher y, Hanley.
The party was held ut "The Blue
Room" Worth's Inc, The BRIDE
to-he was presented with Rock.
Sharpe crystal and Bermuda Clip.
per luggage,
Those who attended included:
Mrs. Michael Conlon, Mrs, John
McFTvoy, Mrs. r. Norton Decker,
Mrs. James r. MeAloon, Mrs. James
Calvin, Mrs, Francis Coleman. Mrs,
Eugene Doyle, Mrs. j. Vincent Nc.
Manamy, Mrs. Joseph Connolly OF
East Hartford, Mrs Francis Me.
Manamy, Mrs, James Connolly OF
Brooklyn, NJ r. Mrs. james Nc.
Manamy, Mrs. John d. Connolly, OF
Bogota, N. j., Miss Elizabeth Ward
Miss Gertrude Shanney, Miss
Eleanor Hyland Miss Kathleen
Ferris, Miss Ann McDonough, Miss
Katherine Mccarthy, Miss Gertrude
Pholan, Miss Louise OConnor, MisS
Diane Polotta, Miss Mary Noonan,
Miss Mary Jane Fitzmaurlce. MisS
Doree DoMarlne. Miss Isabelle
Greene, Miss Christine Kelly. Miss
Peggy FitSmaurlce, Miss Katherine
Shea, Miss Marion Blaeker, Miss
Lucy TNclnollI, Miss Margaret Nc.
Evoy, Miss Margaret s. Connolly,
Miss Betty Connolly. Miss Catherine
Driscoll OF Bristol, Miss Glare Ry.
den and Miss Virginia 0off OF New
Britain; Miss Ruth Malley, Miss
Rita Manning Miss Sylvia Phelps,
Miss Marion Day Of Thompsonville;
Miss Betty Anne Winship, Miss
Jeanne Herr Of Hezardville.
Mrs, Raymond T. Dolan OF High.
land avenue entertained at q kitchen
shower IN honor OF Miss Margaret
8, Connolly NJ her home recently
The home was attractivoly decorated
for the occasion,
The guests at the shower included
Mrs Walter Bagley Mrs, Edmund
0ruber, Mrs, Edward Rain, Mrs,
Raymond Dolan, Miss Cornelia Der.
luti, Miss Betty Connolly and Miss
Margaret Connolly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05
. MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE
Opening Should Be Used Only If Hand Lacks Side
Strength
BY VIM. 4. MCKINNEY
AmericA'a Gard Authority

When you hold q six.card suit
headed by the ace-king-queen, or q
seven-card suit headed by the ace
king Jack, I recommended an OPEN
Ing three-bid, but not II you have
another bid In your hand-in other
words, side strength. Three-bids are
made to give your partner q per-
feet picture Of your hand and to
try to shut the opponents out Of
the bidding.
Today,s hand was played In
recent duplicate game. Most Of
the East-West players arrived at
four hearts, which was defeated,
but at one table South opened
with the three-diamond bid. I
do not care for this three-bid, due
to the fact that South holds the
king and jack Of clubs, and re-
suited badly for him. West jumped
to three spades and East, with two
aces and spade honor, elected to
bid four spades, which was easily
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05
NEWBERRY NAMED
BY CHURCH CLUB

The First Congregational Mems
League Monday night elected Frank
lin Nowberry president for the COM
Ing year at On outing AT Mount
Ouloout.
William W. Brown was named
vice-presidcnt, Wilbur r. Stone,
treasurer, and g. Fred Goodwin,
secretary. Refreshments were
served by Horace Mallette, Fred s,
Smith and John 9. Bradley.
Attending were: Rev. DR.. James u.
Gregg, pastor OF tho church; Rev.
James II. Phillips, associate pastor;
Mr., Brown, Mr.. Bradley, Lemuel
Elsenwinter, Mr. Goodwin, v. A.
Hedborg, jr., Ellery G. Kilbourn,
Harry II. Leonard, Roger Makepeace,
Mr.. Mallctte, Edward Randall, Ken
meth Risdon, Mr.. Smith, Roger s.
Spcrry, Mr.. Stone. M. II. Toomey,
Charles J. Velte and John Vail.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05
Concordia Auxiliary
Sponsors Bridge

Many members and friends attend
cd the dessert bridge given by the
Concordia Ladies' Auxiliary In Con-
cordla hall yesterday afternoon. Mrs,
Adolf Hoft was chairman Of the
committee In charge OF the event and
her assistants included: Mrs. Fritz
Mueller, Mrs. August Arber, Mrs.
Gustave Lang, Mrs. q. M. Parsons,
Mrs. Julius Reichenbach and Miss
Henrietta Rahmann.
Among those In attendance were;
Mrs. Hermann Buerkle, Mrs. Emil
Knuchel Mrs. John Tobler Mrs.
Fred Simpson, Mrs. Paul 0ruber,
Mrs. william KirschbAum. Mrs. Her.
man Lux, Mrs. John Matter, Mrs.
Robert Hesselton, Mrs. Mary
schwenk, Mrs. Frederick Kahl Mrs.
Charles M. Brooks, Mrs. Fred Scho-
field, Mrs. Frank Wells, Mrs. Charles
Probst, Mrs. Otto Stage, Mrs. John
cgel, Elizabeth Mason, Mrs. W. n.
Miles, Mrs. Frank Hallock, Mrs. Al.
bert Harris, Mrs George Mclean,
Mrs. Edward Mclean. Mrs. Joseph
Smith, Mrs. Arthur Nichol, Mrs,
Hermana Valentine, Mrs. Henry L.,
Tooker, Mrs. John Borchardt, Mrs,
Elizabeth Litchoner, Mrs. Garry
Dickinson.
And Mrs. Olaf Hansen, Mrs.
John r. joyce, Mrs. D. p. Castaldo,
Mrs. James Donnelly, Mrs Edward
Moore, Mrs. Arthur Kunkel, Mrs,
Frank Tracy, MRS, George Miller,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05
Mission Club Will Sponsor
Summer Bridge On June IS

Rev. Charles Dooley African Mis-
sion Club.
Miss Katherine Fleming OF John.
son street, secretary Of the club, Is
chairman OF arrangements and Is
being assisted by Miss Mary Morley
OF South Main street and Miss Mae
Riley OF Baldwin street.
Many advance reservations have
been made for the bridge and O
large attendance Is anticipated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05
June Gorren Is
Honored At Shower

Mrs, Francis Macdonald and
Misses Margaret O'Neil and Kay
Bobhin were hostesses at O cur
rency shower held Sunday after
noon for Miss June GaTen who Is
TO be married on June 20 TO Peter
II. 0aug. Those attending were
Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, Mrs. Ed
ward JOY, Mrs. Peter 0aug, Mrs.
Mary Garren, Mrs. Francis Mac
Donald, Miss Mary Killian, Miss
Kay Maher, Miss Dorothea Geragh-
tN Miss Helen Lang, Miss Anna
Craft, Miss Alice Schell, Miss Mary
Schell, Miss Martha Shoner, Miss
Eileen Macdonald, Miss Amy Erik,
Miss Clare Murphy, Miss Kay Wolff,
Miss Alice Maher, Miss LESSEE Wolff,
Miss Jeanne Doran, Miss Vivian
Casagrande. Miss June Garren, Miss
Eleanor O'Neil, Miss Margaret
O'Neil, Miss Kay Bobbin
Mrs. Jecn Morrison and Miss Es-
telle Perreault were hostesses at
q Breenback shower given In honor
OF Mrs. Herbert Litchfield OF Scit-
uate Mass, who previous 10 her re-
cent marriage was Miss Betty Nor
rison OF Orange street.
Those attending we're; Mrs. J,
Deschene, Mrs. ", Martin, Mrs, W.
Montambault, Mrs. q, Phelan, Mrs,
d. Cirillo, Mrs, r, Gagne, Mrs. N,
dranoth, and Misses Eva Gauthier,
Helen Koval Mae Casey, Lena
Brodeur, Betty Hansen, Leila Pc.
lite, Agnes Wallace, Mary Dunn,
Mrs. Jean Morrison and Estelle
Perrault.
The Waterbury Naturalist Club
held It's annual meeting last eve.
ming at the Mattatuck Historical
Society building on West Main
street at which time, Miss Helen
Stoddard was elected president
Other officers include vice-presi-
dent, Perry A. Borden; recording
secretary, Mrs, Mary p, Lewis: cor
responding secretary and treasurer,
Miss Florence Turnbull.
John NJ Richardson OF Stratford
addressed the group giving q dis
course on copper mining IN Con-
necticut In the colonial days. He IL
O former resident Of this city and
usually gives talk annually be-
fore the club
June 10 was the date set for the
wlldnower garden outing OF the
club. Miss Florence Turnbull IL IN
charge and cars will leave the rail-
road station at $3.50 o'clock.
The Daughters OF Beth Israel will
hold their last regular meeting this
evening at Q o'clock at the Hebrew
Institute, A strawberry bridge will
follow the meeting. Each member
Is asked 10 bring O guest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05
Auxiliary Honors
President At Party

Miss Mary Tammaro, president Of
the Catalina Q Connazonali auxil-
larry, was honored at q party given
last evening following the regular
meeting OF the group. Miss Tam.
marc will be married on June 20
70 Ralph Belloisy at Our Lady Of
Lourdes church. The honored guest
was presented with q purse.
Motion pictures were shown by
DR.. Rudolph A. Damiani and In
strumental selections we're given by
Chris and Frank Auto and Carl
Scarzelia.
The arrangements committee In
cluded Juliette Kennedy, Peggy
Dente, Grace Caruso, Anna Mas
troianni, Julia Capochi, Helene
Summa, Anna Lattanzio, Susan
Lacondrata, Mary Helvedere, Mar
garet Ponzillo, Angelina Cairelli,
Raffaele Alticri, Sue Pasquariello,
Antoinette Ciechiello, Teresa d.
Leonardo, Lena Capristo and Maria
Roll.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Sorority Dance
Friday EUening

Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the annual dance Of the
Semper Fidelis Sorority. The affair
will be held on Friday evening,
June 7th at Baybrook.
Final plans we're completed At q
social and meeting held recently at
the club rooms. Members OF the
sorority include: Nydia Barone, Jcs-
sic Santavanere, Anna Jamele, Ros-
allie Longo, Florence Sciullo, Mary
Cicchito, Grace Carlo and Mary
Scale,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05

DR., Patrick J. Brennan Is gen.
eral chairman and Is assisted by the
following general arrangements
committee: DR.. and Mrs. M. j. Law
lor, DR.. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson
DR., and Mrs. Daniel Sayers, DR.. and
Mrs, Joseph r. Burke, Or, and Mrs
Harold j. Cleary, DR. and Mrs Rich
ard Hinehey, Mrs. Frank Tloto, the
Misses Eleanor Hayden and Amelia
Desrochers.
Other committee chairmen and
assistants include; Prizes, Or. I'D
ward Jackson. Or, Hinchey DR.
Samuel M. Atkins, Miss Helen
Sweeney; tickets, Miss Catherine
Maloney special prize, Miss Mar.
garet Bowling; cakes, Mira, jones
Walsh, Miss Anne Brennan and
Mrs, @. y. Maloney; decorations and
entertainment, Dr.. Samuel n. Fab
ricant, DR.. Walter Reilly, DR.. Leo
Tylee, the Misses Bessie Shea, Julia
Quill, Mary Reilly, Helen Sullivan,
Florence Cassidy, q. Carroll ana
Betty Mccarthy: Mrs. Michael
J. Lawlor, Misses Helen Egan
and Mollie O'Connor: miscellaneous
supplies, Dr.. Hinchey and Mrs,
Floto; publicity, Miss Margaret Ma.
loney.
Various forms OF entertainment
are planned for the afternoon and
evening. The grounds NJ Mrs.
Flotos will DO arranged for bridge
and other forms OF entertainment,
Refreshments will DO served. n
Wednesday the goth Is rainy, the
garden party will DO held the next
fair day,
The Waterbury Hebrew Ladies'
Aid Society will hold their Anal
meeting OF the year at q luncheon
to be held on Monday, June 10, NJ
Mrs. Sossin's Restaurant. Reserva-
tions must be made by Thursday
with Mrs. George Kaplan or Mrs,
Emanuel Lax. All members arc
urged TO attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05
Weddings
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CEUB

Top scorers In the Tuesday eve
ming session Of the Cornell Contract
Club conducted by Mrs. john g,
Moriarty we're: North and South:
Or. and Mrs. Thomas Tobin, 100
i-2; Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Adducci,
1873: and East and West: Mira.
Frederick Bell and Mrs: Daniel
Butler, 100 la: and Mrs. william
Dunphy and Mrs. George Russell
1876.
The standing 10 date Is as fol-
lows: shaw.Rehm, sac la; Phan.
O'Connor, ava; Tobin. Tobln,
467 i-2 and stover-Keliy, 4el.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05
Benefit Garden Party For
Hospital Fund June rs

There Is much local interest IN
the Garden Party sponsored by 81,
Mary's hospital Special Medicine
Fund committee which will DO held
Oh Wednesday, June 20, at the resi-.
dence OF Mrs, Frank Floto, 883 Ham,
ilton avenue, The affair Is an an.
nual event, tho proceeds applied TO
the Special Medicine Fund which
supplies sorums, medicines, thera.
pics, oxygen and other medical
treatments 10 patients unable 10 pay
for their services.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05

A benefit bridge TO be given on
June 18th at the Chase Country
Club will be one Of the hishllghts OF
the carly summer social season, The
affair will be for the benefit OF the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05

Catholic High Alumnae
Plans Graduates Reception

Plans for a reception and tea TO
be held on Sunday evening, June o,
In honor Of the graduating class Of
1910 at Waterbury Catholic high
school were completed last evening
at Q meeting Of the waterbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05

made declarer In fact made
five.
At other tables where South
opened the bidding with a dia-
mond, West bid spade, East two
hearts and West four hearts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05

When pins were invented In the
i4th century, they were so expen-
sive that II was customary 10 give
person q sum OF money 10 be
used as pin money; hence the
term.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. william Haggerty
OF Boyden street ha das her guests
over the weekend her niece, Mrs.
Grace Schoonderweard and chill
dren, and Mrs. M. Read and Harry
Spencer all OF Clinton, Mass.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-03
BARBER SHOP QUARTET
 STORY E RADI0ED TO
 BROWNIE, THE BARBER

Clifton F. Brown of local barber shop fame today received informa- ton in a radiofram from Alameda, California, of an Alaskan barber shop quartet recently reconstructed in the California town
 The wire, signed Morrison and Perkins, is from two lieutenants for merly stationed on board the Coast Guard cutter Tallapoosa, and said that they had run into two Juneau bankers and friends of the Coast Guardsmen.
 la m es McNaughton, assistant cashier of Behrends Bank, and Chester Zimmerman, of the First National Bank, who left for the south on vacation trip several weeks ago, are the two local bankers referred to in the radio telling about the barber shop quartet reconstruc- ton.
 Zimmerman ant McNaughton have been touring the National Parks and Forests of the western