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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01
Weddings

carried an arm bouquet OF white
roses and lilies Of the valley. Miss
Toni Carozza attended the bride as
maid Of honor and wore o blue bro
caded marquisette gown and O top
knot OF blue flowers from which O
blue nose veil fell gracefully over
the face. She carried an arm bou-
quet OF Talisman roses and blue
sweet peas, The brides mother
wore O navy blue crepe dress with
blue and white accessories and a
corsage Of gardenias and the BRIDE
groom's mother was attired In q
rose sheer dress with white access
series and her corsage was OF gar
denias. Anthony Lacilla attended
his brother as best man.
A reception for about fifty guests
was held at the home OF the BRIDE
groom following the ceremony. Out
Of town guests were In attendance
from New York, Florida, Rhode Is
land, Chicago and New Jersey.
The couple left on q wedding trip
to Chicago and New York, the
bride wearing q pink crepe dress
with lace bodice and navy and
white accessories. They will reside
at 40 Bradley avenue upon their
return.
The bride Is O graduate Of Leav-
enworth high school and the Royal
Academy Of Hairdressing and the
bridegroom Is a graduate Of Wildly
high school and Is affiliated with
the Brooklyn Y. M. @. A.
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Rev. Elmore M. Mckee Of Saint
Georges Church, New York, will de-.
liver the baccalaureate sermon at
Saint Johns Episcopal Church to-
morrow afternoon, opening the COM
mencement exercises for Saint Mar
garet's School. The exercises will
also commemorate the 18th ami
versary Of the founding Of the
school.
Glass day will be held Monday at
$3.50 o'clock at the school and will
be followed by the senior play,
Twelfth Night" at Sis o'clock ct
the Women's club.
DR.. Lewis Perry, headmaster Of
Phillips Exeter academy, will deliver
the commencement address at cer-
emonies at Saint Johns parish house
Tuesday ct IL O. m.
An alumnae luncheon at the
school at 1 o'clock Tuesday after
noon will bring the exercises To q
close.
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Palms, ferns and white snap
dragons and stock decorated the
altar and o nuptial high mass was
sung by Marcel Doucette who also
rendered ave Maria" and "Panis
Angelicus."
The bride had % her maid OF
honor and sole attendant, Victoria
Tartaglia and Richard Jackson at
tended Mr.. D'Vileskis as best man.
The ushers were Adrian Theriault
and Arthur Brochu, cousin Of the
bride.
The bride wore Q gown Of white
silk chiffon with Q long circular
train. II had . high draped
neckline with snug fitting bodice,
long bishop sleeves with tight cuff
and the skirt had o shirred full
ness. Her veil Of silk illusion fell
In finger tip length from tiara
of orange blossoms. She carried O
arm bouquet OF white stock and
double white Killarney roses. Her
attendants frock was OF Alice blue
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01
Hebrew Ladies Aid
Plans Activities

A meeting Of the waterbury He
brew Ladies Aid Society was held
recently OF the Hebrew Institute
with Mrs. Frank Meyers presiding.
Plans were made for the final
meeting and luncheon which B TO
be held on June 10th OF Sossin's
restaurant on South Main street at
/ o'clock. Members may make res
ervations with Mrs. George Kaplan
or Mrs. Samuel Lax before June
9th.
Arrangements were also complete
ed for O lawn party which will be
held In the form Of o luncheon,
bridge and nah jong party at the
home OF Mrs. Harry Fleisher OF
WATERFOWL on Tuesday, June 26th
at / o'clock. Assisting committee
members are: Mrs. Jack Schrissis,
and Mrs. Joseph Goldberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Thompson OF
West Main street are spending sew
eral days In New York city.
Announcement Is made Of the
birth Of O son, David Francis Beck
on May 9th to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Beck Of Wilson street.
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METHODIST WOMEN
WILL HOLD PARTY
Mrs. Robert Eggleton to
Entertain Missionary
Society Wednesday

The Missionary Society Of the
First Methodist Church will hold a
covered dish picnic luncheon at
Mrs. Robert Eggleton's home In
Bucks Hill next Wednesday. The
bus will leave the church at l1:l5
q. m. A variety program Of enter
tainment will be offered.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold
a Virginia Baked Ham and Straw
berry Shortcake public luncheon
next Thursday from II q. m. until
p. m.
The Epworth League will hold its
last Sunday evening service for
this season tomorrow night. 1t
will be an outdoor meeting at Bucks
Hill. Cars will leave the church at
4 o'clock. Officers elected last Sun
day will be installed.
The final Union Sunday Evening
Services of the center churches
win be held at the First Methodist
Church tomorrow night at 1880
O'Clock. DR.. Russell j. Clinchy, min
lister of the Center Congregational
Church of Hartford. will be the
preacher.
Certificates Of Transfer Of church
membership have been received
since the last Communion Service
for Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wilberger
OF 1l18 West Main street. from
Trinity Methodist Church Of West
Medford. Mass: Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert w. Lancaster OF 256 Pine st.,
from First Methodist Church OF
East McKeesport, Pa: Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Nelson, 81 Ludlow street.
from the Methodist Church Of
Wetslersfield, Conn.,. and Miss Bar
bara Nelson who Is transferred to
the list Of preparatory members.
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chiffon with q fitted jacket but.
toned down the front, with short
pulled sleeves and the long skirt
was shlrred and draped. Her hat
was o small shaped horsehair trim
med with blue flowers and O velvet
ribbon tie In the back and she car
ried on arm bouquet Of delphinium
and golden rapture roses, The
dress OF the brides mother was
navy blue lace with white access
sories and she wore Q corsage OF
gardeniaa The bridegroom's
mother wore o navy blue silk net
dress In redingote style and o cor
sage Of gardeniaS.
A reception for members OF the
immediate families was held ct
the Copper Kettle.
The couple left on Q wedding trip
to Washington, d. O, the bride
wearing O dusty rose print dress
with matching accessories and O
corsage OF gardenias. Upon their
return they will reside OF Maple
street, Naugatuck.
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GlBl InhSS WIIlCIl lOiiOWSds
A banking OF palms, ferns and
Spring flowers decorated the altar
and O program OF nuptial music
was rendered.
The bride had as her maid OF
honor and sole attendant, her SIS
ter. Miss Katherine M. Brennan
ard DR.. Thomas Caulfield OF Wo-
burn, Mass, claSsmate OF the bride-
groom at Holy Cross College was
best man. The ushers included !
Stephen p. Bergin OF this city, al.
80 q former Holy Cross classmate
and Stephen Sweeney OF Nauga-
tuck. j.
The bride was becorningly attired
In o gown Of ivory satin styled In
Princess mode with sweetheart
reckline, long sleeves and o long
full skirt terminating In o train.
Her finger tip length veil OF tulle
fell gracefully In double tiers and
was fastened with orange blossoms.
She carried o prayer book marked
with orchids and lilies OF the valley.
The frock OF the maid OF honor
was old rose tulle' over satin IN
redingote style with sweetheart
neckline short puffed sleeves and
full skirt and she wore q small rose
doll hat trimmed with cornflower
blue ribbon. Her arm bouquet was
OF mixed Spring flowers. The dress
Of the BRIDES mother was Q floor
length black and white figured
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01
Future Bride Is
Honored At ShouDel

Misses Mary Jane Viola, and
Evelyn Knight were hostesses at q
personal shower held recently at
the latter's home in honor Of Miss
Marguerite opposite who Is to be
married on June 10th. The bride TO
be was the recipient Of many beau-
tiful gifts.
Those attending were: Misses
Mary Romano, Fanny Anderson,
Antoinette Pannoni, June Sasso,
Patricia Knight, Bernice Rehm,
Mary Jane Viola, Evelyn Knight,
Rita Ricci and Sally Cormier. Her
associates Of the Eyelet Special COM
pany also presented her with an
electric percolator set, O waffle iron
and o fiat iron. They included;
Fanny Anderson, Marye Beniis, Jane
Doolittle, Helen Floriani, Mae SELLER,
dMary George, Gertrude Perrin,
Madeline Anziano, Ernestine Evon,
Angelina DiBattiste, Irene LaSalata,
Lillian Tucker, Mary knight, Laura
Lasalata, Peggy Wright, Elsie Riley,
Therese Berthiaume, Florence Nargi,
Frances Zuphus, Judy Fourier, Ann
Lucid, Dorothy Bates, Sally Cormier,
Evelyn Knight, Gwen Dulac, Laura
Hubbell, Mae Champagne, Mary
Daginella, Henriet Downey, Har-
rier Henry, Lena Palermo, Bertha
Allard, r. Zwiebel, r. Swenterly, r,
Garrett and p. Kane. ?
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crocicchia Of
Highland avenue, announce the
birth Of o son, James George on
Saturday, May 25th at ST. Mary's
Hospital.
Miss Eleanor M. Halbing daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Hal
bling Of Kaytonne Avenue will grad
uatc from Edgewood Park College
In Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. on June
Ord as o medical assistant. Miss
Halbing Is Q Crosby graduate and
an alumna Of Katherine Gibbs
School IN Boston, She took part In
the Shakesperian Play "Midsum-
mer Nights Dream" and also the
May day play.
The Children Of Mary sodaiity Of
st. Lucy's church will receive Holy
Communion In o body at the 8
o'clock mass tomorrow morning.
The sodality will hold Its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday night at
7:30 In the parish hall, with plans
for summer activities to be dis
cussed.
Mrs. Joseph Petrosky, the former
Helen Meleski Of Putnam street was
honored ct O greenback shower re-
Gently at the home Of Mrs. A. Mel
eski. Miss Olga Hurduk and Mrs.
Charles Reid, Jr. were hostesses.
Those attending were: Mrs. r.
Majewski, Wanda Majewski, Fran
ces Goggins, Julia Smoley, Sally Nc
Naily, Mary Ann Standard, Tania
sidoruk, Ester silverman, Ruth
Baron, Lucille Mack, Anita Smith,
Helen Brown, Sophie Meleski, Mrs.
D. Calvin, Mrs. q. Parker, Mrs. p.
Dobel and Mrs. A. Hurduk.
Miss Marjorie T. Lynch Of West
Main street and classmate, Miss
Katherine Ring OF Springfield, Mass.
attended the class reunion banquet
at Marymount College at Tarrytown,
N. Y, last evening. Members Of the
class will participate In the gradual
ing exercises being held this after
noon at Marymount.
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Florence Carbon
Is Sholver Guest

Mrs. Edward Hassinger and Mrs,
Harry Hoethke were hoStesseS at q
miscellaneous shower Mt the Chase
Club Rooms recently for Miss Flor
ence Carbon OF Walnut avenue, who
Is being married on Saturday, June
10, to william II, Lyttle,
Guests present were Mrs, Harry
Paige, Mrs. Ernest Essex, Mrs,
Floyd Lyttle, Mrs, Harry Lyttle,
Mrs, Armand Gnrccau, Mrs. Harold
Beecher, Mrs. Joseph McConas, Miss
Josephine Greenwood Mrs, Floyd
Goodwin, Mrs, Edward Cramer, Miss
Nora Lawson, Miss Jean Garceau,
Mrs. Mildred Olson, Mrs, August
Cestar, Miss Evelyn Cestar, Miss
Eileen Breen, Mrs. Phillip Schnell,
Miss Ada Hallock, Mrs, Elizabeth
Cook, Mrs. Ernest Carbon, Miss
Jean Finley, Mrs. Raymond French,
Mrs. John Janetty Miss Dorothy
Hoethkc, Mrs. james OLoughlin,
Mrs. oJseph Sullivan, Miss Blanche
jacobson, Mrs. Natalie George, Mrs,
Harry Hoethke, Mrs, oJseph Long,
Miss Alice Hendrick, Mrs, Thomas
Delaney, Mrs. James Carbon, Mrs,
Arthur Lyttle. Mrs. George Has
singer, Miss Catherine Seanlon, Mrs
Carmine Carbon, Miss Florence
Carbon, Mrs, Harry Sizer, Mrs, OHM
Carbon, Miss Florence Hassinger,
Mrs. Rocco Tartaglio, Mrs, Alfred
Izzo, Mrs. Lawrence Rambo, Mrs,
Harold Hobbie Mrs. Edward Garth
wait, Mrs. Blase opposite, Mrs,
Francis Sullivan, and Mrs. Edward
Hassinger.
Mr.. and Mrs, william Haggerty OF
Boyden street had as their guest
over the weekend Mrs. Haggerty's
niece, Mrs. Grace Schoonderwoeard
and children Diana and Cornelius
and Mrs. Reid and Harry Spencer
all OF Clinton, Mass.
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xAsTAURY-DEsCOTEAUx

The marriage Of Miss Mildred
Descoteaux Of East Clay street, to
Henry zastaury, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul zastaury Of Emerald
street, took place Thursday morn
ing at 8 o'clock at st. AIMS church.
Rev. Alfred Matthew united the
couple In marriage and ofiiciated at
the mass which followed. Rudolph
Parent sang and Miss Marie Morrot
was organist.
The bride wore q gown of white
satin, designed with sweetheart
neckline and long sleeves. Self but
tons trimmed the back Of the
bodice and the skirt fell in train
She wore q tulle veil which fell
from a headdress trimmed with
forget-me-nots. Her bouquet was Of
white roses and sweet peas. Miss
Helen Zastaury, the bridegroomS
sister, was maid Of honor. Her
gown OF peach net had short
sleeves and a v neck. The skirt
was floor length and she wore IN
contrast a yelled hat Of pastel
blue. Her lace gauntlets were OF
the same shade of blue as were her
slippers. She carried Talisman
roses. George Descoteaux, the
brides brother, was best man, and
Harold Descoteaux another brother
and Raymond Bastaury, the BRIDE
groom's brother, were ushers.
The wedding reception was held
at The Elton, with out OF town
guests present from New York,
Danbury, Hartford and Mount Car
mel. Mrs. Zastaury. the BRIDE
groom's mother wore a gown OF
navy blue crepe with corsage Of
gardenias. Following q wedding
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crepe and she wore o corsage Of
Delight roses.
A wedding breakfast was held at
Old Hundred following the cere-
mony. Upon returning from an
unannounced wedding trip, the
couple will reside at 90 Waterville
street.
Mrs. Reynolds Ia O graduate OF
the College OF New Rochelle and
DR.. Reynolds Ia O graduate Of Holy
Cross College and Tufts Medical
College. He informed ut st. Marys
Hospital and Is q practicing physi-
clan In this city.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01
LACILLA.MIGALTI

The wedding Of Miss Lena Aline
Migalti, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Migalti, Of Wilson street and
Thomas A. Lacilla, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pasquale Lacilla OF South
Leonard street took place this
morning OF 0 o'clock at Our Lady
Of Mount Carmel church. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Pat.
rick Flynn who also celebrated the
nuptlal mass which followed. Palms,
gladioli, roses and snap dragons
decorated the altar.
The bride wore O gown OF white
tulle styled with full skirt sweet
heart neckline and puffed sleeves
terminating In o point and her veil
OF white tulle was fastened with
clusters Of orange blossoms. She
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INTERCHANGEABLE

Miss Ann Tartaglia, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Tartaglia Of
Hamilton avenue, and James j.
Burke, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
J, Burke Of Como avenue, will be
married on Thursday morning. June
g: at 0 O'Clock at Our Lady OF
Lourdes Church.
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Vera K. Colson Becomes
Bride OF Frank J. Dillane

Rev. John f. Cuiton of st. Thomas church offcated
at pretty early June nupta this morning at o'clock at
the Blessed Sacrament church when Miss Vera Katherine
Coson daughter of Mr. and Mrs Guy Lee Roy Coson Of
Woodruff street became the bride of Frank Joseph Dane
of Mr. and Mrs jeremiah Diane of Summer street The
nuptal high which followed also celebrated by
Father Cullton
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01
D'Nleskis-P Patrick Nuptials
Solemnized This Morning

E. Patrick of Pleasant street and Robert S. DVlesks
of Mr. and Mrs. S. DVleskis of Hinsdale avenue were
united in marriage this morning at o'clock at the Immac
ulate Conception church. Rev. Francis OShea ocated at
the ceremony and also ceebrant of the nupta
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01
Helen E. Brennan Is Bride
of DR.. Joseph Reynolds

st. Francis church in Naugatuck was the scene Of a
prominent nuptial this morning at 10 o'clock when Miss
Helen Elizabeth Brennan daughter of Mrs W. F. Brennan
Of Meadow street. Naugatuck became the bride Of Dr. Jo
seph A. Reynolds of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reynolds Of
former classate Of the bridegroom at Holy Cross College
ocated at the wedding and also ceebran Of the nup
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Engagements
Observation-Disclosures

Mr.. and Mrs. John Madouros OF
Beecher avenue announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Anne
Evelyn to Constantine Vaselion of
Stamford, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Vaselion, Of Syprns. The we'd
ding will take place In the fall.
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Palms, FERNS and white roses and
carnations decorated the altar A
musical program was rendered by
Miss Jane Barrett, organist and
Kenneth Malsch rendered, ave
Verum" and "Salve Mundi,"
Miss Anna Rae Colson was her
sisters maid OF honor and sole at
tendant and william j, Dillane,
brother OF tho bridegroom, was best
man. The ushers included; Guy Lee
Roy Colson, Jr.. OF New York city,
brother OF the bride, and Joseph r.
Dillane, brother OF the bridegroom,
The bride was escorted TO the al
tar and given In marriage by her
father and was becomingly attired
In n gown Of white slipper satin
styled In Princess lines with sweet
heart neckline fastened with pearl
clips and having short pulled sleeves
with long cuffs. The full skirt term.
mated In a long train, Her veil oil
illusion fell In triple tiers In finger
tip length and was fastened TO q
coronet OF tulle and orange bios.
SONS. Her arm bouquet consisted
Of roses and baby breath showered
with lilies Of the valley. Her sister
wore O pink taffeta dress with tulie
skirt embroidered with rosebuds and
having pulled sleeves with sweet
heart neckline fastened with flow
ers. Her pink tulle veil In double
tiers fell from Powered tiara. She
carried an arm bouquet OF pink
Rapture roses intermingled with
blue delphinium. The dress Of the
brides mother was poudre blue
chantilly lace and she wore o rolled
leghorn hat with accessories Il
match and O corsage OF yellow Afri'
can daisies and blue delphinium.
A reception was held at the Wa.
terbury club following the ceremony
About fifty guests were In attend.
ance including out OF town guest.
from New York city, Yonkers,
Mount Kisco, Brewster, N. Y, Bos.
ton, Springfield. Massachusetts, ant
Hartford.
The couple left on an unannounc.
ed wedding trip, the bride wearing
q dubonnet dotted chiffon dress with
white accessories and q corSage oil
gardenias. The bride attended the
College Of New Rochelle and the
bridegroom Is q graduate Of Niagara
university.
Miss Margaret Tartaglia who will
be married June IS was entertained
at O crystal shower last week at
Suozzo's Grill by her associates at
the Waterbury Clock company.
Those attending were Mrs. Ernes-
tine Hamel, Miss Jean Yacovino,
Mrs. Lena Covallo, Miss Mary Me-
Enerney Miss Josephine Callahan,
Miss Sally Austin, Miss Alice Flem-
ing, Miss Julia Burns, Miss Betty
Seehow, Miss Sally Difranco, Miss
Clara Chichetti, Miss Margaret Sell
by, Mrs. Mae McKenna, and Miss
Alice Petit.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Waterbury Catholic High school
alumnae will be held on Monday,
June 3rd at 7:45 o'clock. Definite
plans will be made for the reception
and tea TO be given the graduating
class of the high school by the
alumnae. All members are urged to
attend and take an active part in
this affair. This will be the last
meeting until September,
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trip to Washington, D. G., the
bridal couple will take up their
residence ct II East Clay street.
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The weekly meeting OF the Sem
pre- IN Pactum Sorority was held
last week at the home OF Miss
Genevieve Sponza, OF Dykeman
street. Miss Mary Palo, presided,
during the absence OF our President
Miss Connie Place who Is GONZALES
cling after an operation, Marie Adj
orno, secretary, read the news OF
the previous meeting. Miss Vicki
Sanford collected money on tickets
Meeting adjourned and Miss Sponza
served O light luncheon.
Members include: Marie Adorno,
Violet Capone, Tess Damiani, Marie
de Matteis, Sophie Fazzino, Mary
Palo, Vicki Sanford, and Genevieve
Sponza.
Next meeting to be held at the
home Of our President Miss Connie
Place OF Catherine avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01
Margaret Connolly
rendered Shower

Mrs. Frank Coleman and Mrs,
James Calvin were hostesSes ut q
China Shower given at Harmon's
Blue Room In honor OF Margaret
8. Connolly OF Griggs st, who Is to
DO married TO Christopher r. Han
iley, brother OF the hosteSses. The
bride-to-be was presented with q
complete service OF Briareliff SYRIA
cuse China.
Among those present were Mrs
Edward Curley, Mrs. Robert Miller,
Mrs. Gene Doyle, Mrs. Albert Sulli-
van, Mrs, Dorena Sullivan, Mrs,
Raymond Dolan, Mrs. Walter Bag
ley, Mrs. Edmund 0ruber, Mrs. WILL
liam Neagle, Mrs, Joseph Ladin,
Mrs. Wilfred Bernier, Mrs, Rose
Higgins, Mrs. John McEvoy, Mrs,
George HOLMAN, Mrs. George Cros-
BY, Mrs, Timothy Sheehan, Mrs,
Michael Conlon, Mrs. Edward Con-
lon, Mrs. Arthur Balfe, Mrs, Michael
Hanley, Mrs. Frank Coleman, Mrs,
James Calvin, Mrs, James Oiilcer,
Mrs. James McManamy and the
Misses Elizabeth Ward, Marjorie
Miller, Margaret Sheehan, Bee Me-
Quinn, Helen McQuinn, Connie Ber-
luti, Ryta Shannahan, Virginia
Moore, Alice Moore, Gertrude Shan
ney, Betty Connolly, Margaret oCn-
molly, Rita Corkey, Olive MeMan-
amy, Anne Flanagan, Mae McEvoy,
Margaret Moore, Mildred Hanley,
Catherine Ofilcer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-24
JACKSON SPEAKS
AT 4-H SESSION
Dean Of Woman's College VI
University Makes Call For
Clear Thinking

RALEIGH, July 23.-LR'-Dr. W.
C.. Jackson, administrative dean
of the Woman's College of the Uni
versity of North Carolina, told 99o
All club members here today that
more than ever before, the world
needed clear thinking Ito weed out
propaganda and the false advertls-
ing of war mongers.
DR.. jackson spoke at the first
session of the annual All short
course at N. C. State college.
Thinkers and doers rule the
world, but clear thinking brings
progress while muddled thinking
destroys progress" he said. BE
what you ought to be and not
necessarily what you want to be"
Competition in a dairy foods
demonstration and dairy produc-
ton demonstration began today
and will continue tomorrow.
DR.. Clarence Poe, Raleigh agri-
cultural editor, will speak tomor-
row, and the state King and Queen
of Health will be crowned during
a 'Health Festival' Thursday
night.