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The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-24
Florence Locals
BY Dorothy D. Fulton

Allan Stewart, of the editorial
staff of the Associated Press of
San Francisco, spent the week end
in Florence, visiting at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dugald
Stewart. His sister. Mrs. Micheal
Cagali, and baby son accompanied
him from Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Stokes, now
of Albuquerque, N. NJ, who for
merly lived in Florence, visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy
Anderson of Florence over the
week end. Their young daughter.
Kay. accompanied them.
M. T. CIemans and Harry Knight
of Florence and Earl Thode, of
Casa Grande were mentioned
among others in Suicide Circuit, "
an article by C. NJ. Blake in the
Oct. 26 issue of Golfers.
The Florence Girl Scouts, under
the leadership of Mrs. Clarence A.
Lewis, will camp overnight at the
diversion dam, 10 miles northeast
of Florence Saturday night they
will have a Halloween party in
the clubroom at the Florence
grammar school.
Archie Boring, who is employed
bv the navy as an electrician and
is stationed in San Pedro, Calf,
was in Florence visiting his family
over the week end. Mrs. Boring
and their children will join him
| later.
Mrs. Phil Nichols, and her
daughter, Lillian, who is employed
by the San Carlos Water Users
office in Coolidge, left for Los
Angeles Friday night, accompanied
by Mrs. Nicholas sister, Mrs.
Katie Devine, of Los Angeles.
Mrs. o. |. Purdy, of Glendale,
Calf, and formerly of florence, is
visiting friends in Florence.
At the meeting of the Florence
Junior Woman's club last Monday
it was announced that the street
signs were ready for installation.
The signs were purchased through
the Joint efforts of the Florence
Chamber of Commerce, Rotary
and Lions clubs, and was sponsor
ed by the Junior Woman's club.
A new flag pole has been in
stalled in front of the Pinal county
courthouse in Florence. 1t is a
welcome sight to see our flag fly
ing there again after period
when there was no flag pole at the
courthouse.
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WOMAN'S CLUB PARTIES
TO BE CONTINUED

The Womans club will contih-
ue to hold its series of monthly
bridge parties throughout the
year. The money will go to bene'
fit the club. Mrs. A. L. NoWell
has charge of the bridge parties
for the ensuing year.
At the first series held last
Tuesday evening SIS persons were
in attendance.
The prizes were awarded to the
following persons: first prize IN
contract went to Mrs. n. G. Muir
raw and Mr.. Bill NOVEL;: second
prize went to Mrs. Nat Zahalsky
and Mrs. Morris Zahalsky. the two
couples receiving the two highest
scores. Mrs. Carl Mcfarland won
the prize in Liverpool rummy.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY
MEETS AT CHURCH

The Woman's Missionary society
of The First Baptist church en-
joyed an interesting program
emphasizing stewardship" Thurs
day, Oct. II. Eighteen women as
sisted.
The auditorium was decorated
with stewardship posters and pot
plants featuring southern W.M.U
Colors.
Those present were Mrs. Bill
McNatt, Mrs. B. F. Fincher, Mrs
Leonard Mathis, Mrs. ]. N. Camp
bell, Mrs. Edd Clark, Mrs. r. S
Nassau, Mrs. II. Gibson, Mrs. A
l.. Robinson, Mrs. ]. w. Simms
Mrs. ]. P. Magness, Mrs. C. c.
Livingston, Mrs. E. A. Sturgeon
Mrs. Ralph Veazey, Mrs. E. E
Trout. Mrs. G. w. Livingston, Mrs
Sy Harmon.
Mrs. Roy Crisp, Mrs. Aaron Mil
Ter, Mrs. A. Schmid, Mrs. Jess
Steenbergen, Mrs. Eudora Step
hens, Mrs. c. C. England, Mrs. NJ
E. Ufford, Mrs. N. w. Moxley
Mrs. C. va Bailey, Mrs. w. P
Keith. Mrs. H. p. Graham, Mrs
E. H. Barker, Mrs. r. E. Barker
Mrs. Young VeaZey, Mrs. Topsy
Eaves, Mrs. T. E. Hearrell, Mrs
w. L. Ritchey, Mrs. r. c. Keith
Mrs. Frank Minton, Mrs. Albert
Veazey.
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Rev. A. A. Kidd
Lists Committees
For Revival Here

The Rev. A. A. Kidd has ap-
pointed the following to be on the
committee for the revival, which
will be the first week in Novem-
Der at the Methodist church here.
The entertainment committee
will be Mrs. Sam Taylor, chair
man: Mrs. Thompson and
Mrs. Higginbotham, committee
man. Music committee, Mrs.
Winkler, chairman; Mrs. Murphy,
Mrs. Margaret Fulton and Mrs. A.
A. Kidd. Organist, Mrs. Taylor
and Mrs. Fulton. Publicity com
mittee, Mrs. Parks. chairman, Mrs.
Rocker, helper.
Finance committee, Mrs. Vest,
chairman, Messrs. Higgenbotham,
Murphy, Wilkerson, Thompson,
Taylor, Fulton and Rocker. House
committee, Mrs. w. L. Wilkerson,
chairman, Mr.. Thompson and Mr..
Rocker. Users, Messrs. Taylor,
Fulton, Thompson, Murphy Rook-
er, and head usher, Mr.. Wilkerson.
Visiting or canvassing commit
tee for ladies, Mrs. Murphy, chair
man, Mrs. Wilkerson, Mrs. Taylor,
Mrs. Vest, Mrs. Margaret Wynn,
Mrs. S. II. Wynn, Mrs. Wellman,
Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Kidd, Mrs. Rook-
er. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Higgen-
botham and Mrs. Winkler. Men,
Mrs. Taylor, chairman, Messre.
Wilkerson, Murphy, Wynn, Rocker
Thompson, Vest and Higginbotham.
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T. T. A. Notes

The meeting of the FLA. was
held Monday night at the high
school. The meeting was presided
over by John Sellers. The club
completed plans for the FLA.
dance to be given Nov. 1. They
have voted to have Clay Ramsey's
orchestra of Phoenix play They
also planned to enter an FLA
float in the parade. Mr.. Phillips,
agriculture teacher at the Florence
high school, was speaker of the
evening. Mr.. Phillips spoke on
Work Being Done in Other
Chapters of Arizona, California,
New Mexico and Texas"
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Springfield entertained the
chapter with party at their
home. During the evening liver
pool rummy was played. Howard
Wuertz won high score, with sec
ond won by Warren Steele. Both
boys were presented western
hankys with holders. Refresh
ments of sandwiches and cocoa
were served following the games.
Guests were Verne and Howard
Wuertz, John Sellers, Jack Stur-
geon, Billy Winn, Basil Woffard,
Joe Harmon, Warren Steele, Mack
Dickerson, Ross Watson, Robert
Cockrell, Roy Wing, McKinnly
Magness, Bob Sweeper, Mac Ware,
Leon Smith, and George Knox. The
FLA. queen, Johnnie Sparks and
her attendants, Gloria Appel, and
Sarah Louise Arnold attended
both the meeting and the party
Assisting with the games were
Miss Brandon, Mr. Libkind, Mrs
George MUIR and Jene Quitting.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-24
DELTA KAPPA GAMMA
MEMBERS MEET AT INN

A meeting of the Delta Kappa
Gamma professional education
sorority was held at the Waikiki
Inn, one half mile north of Coo
lidge, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Anne Rogers of Tucson
spoke on the subject, "The Place
of Women In This Bewildered and
Chaotic World" Peggy Clemants
Smith of Florence gave a reading
on Freedom" Beulah Bryce pre-
sented several vocal numbers, and
Ben Arnold, Jr., gave several
trumpet solos. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. B. L. Stewart at
the piano.
The program was patriotic and
decorations were used in keeping
with the idea.
Those present were teachers
and ex-teachers from different
parts of the state. Those from
| Florence were Louise Buehler
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MORMON RELIEF
SOCIETY MEETS

The relief society of the Mormon
church met at the home of Mrs.
I.angford in North Coolidge.
Mrs. Luster of Florence review
ed the novel. adam Bede' by
George Elliot, since the society Is
studying literature. They plan to
study all the modern women
writer's.
The ladies also quilted during
the afternoon.
Guests were Mesdames Luster,
Goodman. Wynn, and Merrill of
Florence. and Ray, Klineman, Nc
Lean. Lissonbee, Penix, Ulmer'
Spangehl. Johns, Chesley, Pew
Langford. Ritchey, and Miss Grace
Goodman.
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MRS. MURRAY ENTERTAINS
WITH BRIDGE PARTIES

Both the Tuesday Night Bridge
club and the Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge club met at the home OF
Mrs. n. G. Murray this week IN
West Coolidge.
The Tuesday night bridge party
was in form of dessert bridge.
Guests were Messrs and Mesdames
! NJ. Hines, w. R. Elliot, Hugh
Miller, Parke Soule, M. l.. Talla,
and o. ID. Tyler. Special guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Wells.
Guests for the Wednesday after
noon bridge were Mesdames w. R.
Elliot. r. B. Elsberry, Avis Hob
by. c. ]. Moody. R. l.. Sewell, c.
]. Wells and B. l.. Stewart.
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PRE-SCHOOL CIRCLE
MEETS AT SCHOOL

The fire pre-school circle met
Wednesday, Oct. 16, in the music
room of the Northside school. The
circle is comprised of mothers of
pre-school children.
An exhibition of little children's s
clothes was made.
The circle is under the sponsor
ship of the P.TA. Mrs. George
pempster is president, and Mrs
Matt N. Dodge, parent education
chairman, presided over the meet
ing.
The next meeting will be Nov.
20 at 8 O'Clock. Mrs. Culbert will
have charge of the meeting.
The club will use the Parent
magazine as its textbook and dis
cussions will be given.
Exhibits will be made for small
children.
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Temple. The school was under
the direction of Mrs. Lotie Devine
district deputy, from Florence. The
lodges from Tucson, Casa Grande
and Florence helped with the
school.
About % visitors were present
and altogether 48 members were
present.
The Rebekah's announce their
school to have been very success.
full in every way.
A short social hour was held
after the business meeting. Mrs.
Mancil Worley was chairman oi
the refreshment committee.
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BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
AT MOODY HOME

The Wednesday afternoon Bridge
club met at the home of Mrs. c.
]. Moody last week.
High score was made by Mrs. N
G. Murray, and second by Mrs. F
p Jamison.
Guests were Mrs. F. p. Jami
son and Mrs. Martin Talla. The
regular guests were Mesdames N
G. Murray, r. l.. Sewell. c. j
Wells, w. r. Elliot, Avis Hobby
and Mrs. Moody.
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SOc1et ty N e ID s
BY Ina Mae Reinhardt

! at the home of Mrs. G. c. Clements
at 8 O'Clock. Mrs. Helen Crogar
and Ruth Walker will be in charg
of the refreshment committee.
Mrs. Claridge also announced
that the district convention of the
woman's club will be held in Casa
Grande next Tuesday beginning at
10 a. m. The regional state SUI
perintendent will be the main
speaker of the day. Three dele
gates from the Junior club are to
represent the club.
The December meeting will be
an art meeting in charge of Miss
Eva Harris.
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Glen Dean Burgess, Peggy Glenn
ans Smith, Violet Foreman and
Beulah r. Twist.
Coolidge representatives were
Viola Loucks, Helen Edwards,
Helen Fulkerson, Helen Claridge,
Eva Harris and a guest, Mrs. Flor
ence Wilson.
Members of the organization
are teachers with five years ex-
perience and a record of outstand-
ing work.
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WOMAN'S CLUB MEETINGS
ARE ANNOUNCED

The meetings which have been
scheduled for the Junior Woman's
club were announced Monday eve
ming by Mrs. Phil Claridge, presi-
dent.
The next meeting will be Nov.
4, and will be a musical affair. 1t
will be in charge of Mrs. Patricia
Tweed. The meeting will be held
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MRS. CULBERT ENTERTAlNS
TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Harry Culbert entertained
the members of the Tuesday After
noon Bridge club this week.
High score was made by MRS.
Johnson. second by Mrs. Pearl
Harrison.
Guests were Mrs. ID. ID. Paul, Z.
\. Clements, Pearl HARRISON
Virgil Chandler, w. d. Johnson
Mark Lane and Leon Smith.
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MRS. ELLIOT GIVEN
PARTY SATURDAY

In honor of her birthday, Mrs.
William Elliot, given a picnic by
friends Saturday evening. The
outing was held on the desert
southeast of Florence.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Talla, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Elliot,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Murray, and
Mrs. Avis Hobby.
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MRS. JOHN SkURLA
HOSTESS TO SEW AND so

Mrs. John Skurla was hostess
for the Rebekah Sew and So club
yesterday afternoon.
A social hour was conducted
and a few games were played
after which refreshments were
served.
This club has been meeting
every two weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry AbeIson,
their son, Ronald, and daughter
Joyce, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Maur
ice Zahalsky Sunday. Mrs. Abel
son is the sister of Mrs. Zahalsky
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-24
REBEKAH LODGE HOLDS
SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION

The Rebekah lodge, No. 81,
held it's school of instruction Fri
day. Oct. 21, at the Masonic
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-07
SOCIAL AC7TVI7ZES-Weddings
R0inbOw Order EIects Officers

Onlcers were elected last evening by the Waterbury Assembly, Order of Rainbow. at q meeting held at Masoplc Temple. Miss Jean Hum ter was uamee Worthy Advisor and other oiIlceFs include: Miss Mary Foley, associate worthy advisor; Dorothy Richards, Hope; Betty Ale len, ;Aith, and Nancy Notthrop charity. Pauline Wilcox was re. elected recorder and Lorna Osborn, was renamed treasurer.
 Plans were made for the May hop of the group at the Waterbury Country Club May St. Miss Hunter Is chairman of the event. A covered dish supper will be served ct the meeting May 20. Mrs. Vic. tor Anderson will be in charge,
 Reports were given on the grand session Saturday at New Haven, by Mss Foley and Miss Northrop, Mabel Bristol was retired as grand patriotism and Doris Wllken- bach, past worthy advisor of the Waterbury assembly, was installed as grand immortality and Gertrude Carew was installed as grand rep reaentative to the state of Louis- iana.
 Betty Allen played and sang Mother of Mlne" a part ot the Mothers Day program presented last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-07
GIGANTE-AYOTTE

The marriage of Miss Eleanor Ayotte, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Ayotte of East Liberty street and Nunzio Qigante, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mateo Glgante of South Leo- nard street took place on Saturday morning at Q o'clock at St. Ann's Church, Rev. Ubald Laurion off ciated at the ceremony and was al- so celebrant of the nuptial mass which followed. A musical program was rendered by Miss Marie Morrot organist with Mrs. Marie Fibre. soloist.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father and Tad as her only attendant Miss Cecilia Ayotte. Paul Cedela was best man for Mr. 0ig- ante.
 The bride wore a gown of white satin styled with sweetheart neck line. Princess style with long train and trimmed with lace and buttons. She wore short veil fastened with orange blossoms and carried bou- quet of white roses. The frock Of the maid of honor was pink mousseline de soie and lace and she wore a pink tiara styled with . shoulder length veil and carried pink roses. The dress of the brides mother was navy blue and she wore . corsage Of red roses and the bridegrooIn's mother wore a black and white dress and also wore corsage of roses.
 The couple left on c wedding trip to New York and Washington. the bride wearing q navy blue and white travelling ensemble.
 The bride is a graduate Of the Waterbury Catholic High School.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-07
Opanlng-N 2.

New York we call her the mother of bridge" Mrs. Rothschild has been playing bridge in New York for more than 70 years. and she loves ito pin the experts ears back" once in Q while,
 Mrs, Rothsehild held the South cards in todays hand. Not being vulnerable. her partner elected to open the bidding with four spades. East. deciding he was being shut out of something, plunged into five hearts. Mrs. Rothsohild did not show her diamond suit, but simply bid five spades, West doubled and oNrth redoubled.
 If you held the East hand, what would you open2 Of course you can see that fl you open e heart or club, you will win the trick, but East de- cided that he would have to get . ruff in diamonds to defeat the con- tract, 50 he led the singleton dia- mond, When the smoke had clear away, Mrs. Rothschild and her part. ner scored the hand the seven odd. five doubled and redoubled and two overtricks, c lone top on the board.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-07
Reception Given At
 Cipriano Home

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ciprlano of South Main Street recently announ- ced the engagement of their daueh- ter Jean. to Fibre Jacaruso. son of MT, and Mrs. Louis Jacaruso of Clairmont Avenue. The announce ment was made at party given at the Cipriano home. Entertain ment was furnished by Miss Jane Cipriano, sister of the bride-to-be and Frank Clemente and Louis Di- Vito. pianist.
 Among those present were: Mir. and Mrs. DeStefano and family, MT. and Mrs. Rocco Ciriello. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jacaruso. MT. and Mrs, Sal Jacaruso, MT. and Mrs. Charles Flammia. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Dou- chelli. Mary and Vinni Ortone, Mir. and Mrs. Louis DiVito. Jerry Dav- ino, Frank Flammia and family, Mfr. and Mrs. Pat Jacaruso. Mr. and Mrs. William Polo, Marguerite Jacaruso. Louis Jacaruso. Nino Matte, Jos eph Ciriello, John Ciriello. Otto vaganini, Arthur vaganini. Oino Gallo, Mario Ferris, Louis Ferris, Helen Ciriello, Edith Ciriello, Gloria Ciriello. Bridget Destafano.
 Louise DeStafano. Rocco DeStef- arlo. Ann Ciriello. Hugo Nigro. MT. and Mrs. Nicholas zappone. Mir. and Mrs. Flamigetti. Cecila Ayotte. M-. and Mrs. Quartto. MT. and Mrs. Per- ugini, Jerry Ciriello. Mr. and Mrs. Caparasso. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Flamigetti. MT. and Mrs. Prank Pal- mieri. Frederick and Ann Davino. Genevieve Davino. Margaret Davino. Frank Clemente. Carmela Falzone. Shirley Peters. Eff 0uida, Jane Flamia. Mary Flamia. Joe Flammia. John Diorio, Mrs. Procorpion. Sam Procorpion. Andrew Pucaro, Edward Ansaro. Louise Marano. Jane Cip- riano, Mary spearo. Lenore Spearo. Anna Ciarcia. Neddie Ciarcia, Mary Tortoricci. John Cipriano. Mr. and Mrs. Cipriano, Rocco Re6tefano. Tony Lucian. and Gloria and Rose DiVito.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-07
Alumnae Honors Priest; Plans Many Future Euents

Roy. Francis M. O'Shea was guest of honor at a meeting of the Notre Dame Alumnae held last evening at which time he was presented with a table lamp In honor of his silver jubilee in the priesthood which occurs this month. The pres- entation was made by Mrs, Edward Conlan.
 During the evening Q report was given by Mrs. William schofleld, chairman of the Maurice Lahey lecture, and Miss Eulalia Madden gave Q report as chairman of the library fund, while Mrs. Edward Me- Elligott reported on the building fund.
 Plans were completed for tho an- nual Mass for tho deceased MeM- bers of the alumnae which will be held on Saturday at the Notre Dame Chapel. A Communion breakfast will follow the Mass at the auditorium of the Waterbury Catholic High School, Rev. Bonaventure Mcintyre, o. r. M,, of St, Joseph's Monastery Winsted, will be the guest speaker Miss Mary P. Lawlor Is chairman of arrangements for the event.
 The annual reunion and dinner of the alumnae is scheduled for June 3 at the Academy on Church Street. Mrs. John ?. Barry is chair man of arrangements.
 Preliminary plans were also made last evening for the lawn pNrty tQ be held on June 25 at the home of Miss Mildred Finnan of Eastern Avenue,
 The Notre Dame Alumnae will be hostesses at the annual state meet Ing of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae to be held at the Acedmy on Sunday, May 10th.
 Those attending last evening 's meeting were: Catherine O'Rrien,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-07

Mrs. Edward Bobbin, Margaret Corr, Mrs. Hubert Smith, Katherine Ham rahan, Mary ?. Lawlor, Mrs. VII. liam Schofield, Helen Stephens, Eulalia Madden, Catherine Lahey, Catherine and Sadie Phelan, Mary Devereaux, E, Mae Keefe, Mrs. Bell inda Tracy, Mrs, John P. Barry, Agnes Fitzpatrick, Mrs, John Robin- son, Miss Mildred Finnan, Mrs, Louis 'Manso, Mrs. Harry Carroll, Agnes Horrigan Mrs, Martin Dunn, Mrs, Walter Monagan, Catherine Connor, Ruth Kennaugh, Catherine Grady, Mrs. Fl. Jackson Sherwell, Mollie Cullen, Mrs. Edmund 0uilbert, Mrs. T. r. Lynch, Mrs, Edward Y, Con. Ian, Mary P. Casey, Mrs. Joseph Kiely Of Ansonia, Mary Bennett, Marion Keane, Mrs. Vincent Miller, and Mary Ereney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-07
B And p Club To Attend Meeting

Mss Mae Grant of Stamford was guest speaker at Q meeting Of the Waterbury Business and Profess sional WoMen's club held last eve. hing. She outlined the benefits of local clubs aftiliation with the national federation,
 The local president, Miss Isabel ssinckley was named delegate to the New England regional confer ence on June Sist at York Harbor, Malge. Members of the club will attend tho state convention in New Britain on Saturday,
 Admitted as new members were Miss Ellen M, Davies, Mrs, El- eanor Hockett. Miss Mary Hennes- sey and Mrs. Edith Benedict Mrs. Jeannette Ironneke was hostess at the supper.
 The following committees were announced; Membership, Miss Edith Sellew, Miss May Sanford, Mrs. Aida Rice, house, Miss Helen Webb. Mss Rena Puffer, Miss Jo- seph!ne Somers; legislative, Miss Rose Clarkin, Mrs. Mary Doyle Camp, Miss Elizabeth Whitehill; program, Miss Helen Tarella, Mss Aloatha Putfer, Miss Ruth Parker, Miss Florence 0reenleaf and Miss Whttehill,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-07
Miss Helen McC Carthy
 Is Rendered. Showey

Miss Helen Mccarthy of West Main street was guest of honor ct Q surprise shower given at the home of Miss Margaret scully of Prospect road, Naugatuck, by her classmates and graduate nurses of St. Mary's hospital school of nursing. Miss Mccarthy was given c number of gifts including Q mahogany console table.
 Those attending were Misses Irene Dlllane, Margaret O'iara, Mildred Cavanaugh, Patricia King, Dorothy Casey, Mary soadden, Olive Ryan, Lillian Fahy, Rosalind Law. Tor, Peggy Harrison, Florence Lyons, Mrs, J. Grady, Mrs. c, Cassidy, Mrs. r. Riley, Margaret scully, Elizabeth Deadly, Mary Mcdonald, Pauline Duguay, Mary Callan, Gertrude Kirley, Bernice Regan, Catherine Donahue, Betty Mahon, Catherine O'Connor.
 Margaret Tierney, Marie orifiin, Mary Healy, Margaret Driscoll, 0enevieve Crean, Kay McGrath, AL ice Morton, Eleanor Devine, Loretta Coyle, Catherine Mullen, Mary E. Savage. Florence Crowley, Margaret German, Mrs. w. Kelly, Mrs. M. Shea, Mrs. Y. Hanley, Paula Kos. lowsky, Eileen Healey, Loretta Kelly, Virginia Scully, Margaret Minnehan, Elizabeth Gilson, Helen O'Rourke, Mrs. M. Sculiy, Mrs. Laura Lusk, Mrs. M. Butler, Mrs. J. R. Balfe, Mrs, r. Scully, Mrs, Catherine Me- Carthy and Mrs. William McDer- mott.
 A meeting of the Ladies of the Irish- American Auxiliary will be held tomorrow evening at Room loo 0f the H0kAl Elt0n.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-07
League Contention Opens Next Week M NetU HaUen

ventlon of the Connecticut League ue Women Voters at the Hotel Taft in New Haven. Raymond Leslie Buell., distinguished round table editor of Fortune" magazine Is in charge Oe the discussion which will be open to the public, Mrs, Chase Going Wood- house of New London, and Miss Florence l.. Harrison of Northford, officers of the Connecticut league, will also take part, The discussion, which will be followed by similar one the next day on "The Price of a Stable world Order" win be con. ducted along the lines of the For. tune" round table whose purpose ie t0 bring together representatives of various opinions with view to ar- rlving ct as large ala area of egree- ment as possible,
 Mir, Cornell b well known in Connecticut as an active worker in the Republican party, having been keynoter at the iNa0 state o0nven- ton. He was formerly in the adver- Using business, MT. Lerner, Q Yale graduate, has taught q Sarah Law renee College, the Wellesley summer School, the University of Wyoming, and Harvard, and has been Inanag. ing editor of the "Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences" as we'll as eds tor of the Nation" He also served for time as director of the Con- sumers' Division of the National Emergency Council In the federal government,
 Tho Leagues convention will open on the evening of Wednesday, May i5 with Q buffet supper and will con- tinue through noon on Friday, May l7. Business sessions will Do held on Thursday and Friday at which the Leagues program and budget for the next two years VIII be voted and Q slate of officers elected.