The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04

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 A card party and food sale will be held tonight by the Mothers club of St. Francis church at the K. of 0. Hall at 8 o'clock. There will be awards and refreshments will be served.
 Miss Ruth French Evans, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Garfield Evans of WatertOwn will become the bride of William Byland Mckenzie son of MT. and Mrs. David McKcn- xle of New street, in Q wedding scheduled for Nov. % at { ?. m. al the WatertOwn Methodist church Ernest Mckenzie, brother of the bridegroom, will serve as best man and Frederick Hall of Fairvlew ave- nue, NaugatuCk will be an usher.
 Members of the Christian Endeav- or Society of the United church head talk by Rev. F. 0, Lester of Eton college, N. c. at a meeting Sunday night at the local church Rev. and Mrs. Lester, who are lead- CTS Of Young Peoples organizations in the South, spent the weekend as guests of Rev. and Mrs. w. Willard Stevens of the local church.
 An anniversary requiem Mass was celebrated this morning at St. Fran cls' church for the repOSe of the soul of Mrs. Marie A. Spad0la.
 Mrs. Elsie Ford Lee Of Frederick, Mir, and Mir. and Mrs. Charles J. Allen of Wilmington, Del were week -end guests of Mir. and Mrs, William c. Boies of Hillside ave- nue.
 Miss Linda Marlor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry $. Marl0r of Fairvlew avenue wa Sthe guest Ol Charles Wolf of Mount Wolf. Pa. al the University of Pennsylvania over the past week send.
 Election of officers of the Ladies auxiliary of the Ancient Order oi Hibernians is scheduled at meet ing of the society tonight at Q O. clock in Hibernlan hall. All mem. bers are requested to attend.
 Private William Jasklewicx oi Fort Jay, L. K., was a weekend wis ltor here. He is Q lneE.ber of tn, Military Police and on his return expected to be assigned to duty ai a strike-clOsed factory.
 Miss Catherine Brosnahan, a stu- dent at the Katherine Gibbs school New York city, was a weekend Vis- tor ct the home Of her mother, Mrs. Timothy Brosnahan of Highland avenue.
 A meeting of the U. s. Rubber Royal gun club will be held tonight at 7:SO in the game room of the company with T. P. stackpOle, pres. ldent, presiding.
 Miss Eleanor Little of Guilford will speak on Defense" at a meet- ing of Sarah Rogers chapter, Daughters of the American Revoiu- ton, to be held at 3 p. m. Friday at the home of Mrs. William E. Hill Meadow street.
 John J. Sullivan, Jr. of TOFring. ton, district deputy of Connecticut west district of Eiks, will visit the local lodge on Tuesday, Nov. IS and plans for the reception Co him and his staff will be made tonight at a meeting of the Elks at s o'clock. The last candidates In the John M. Freeman class will be initiated to- night. A social will follow and An. tertainment and refreshments will be served.
 The committee includes: Clayton Y. Davis, chairman, Thomas O.. Conner, Louis Comlskey, Alex schmltx, Frank Mulesky, Edward AuriSh, Andrew Holland and Thomas Norton.
 Joseph Kenishea, president of the Local 45, United Rubber Workers Of America, and Steve Knapik, member VI tAlS GASSAtAFG bVtAkA VI tAlG AVSAA and chairman of the tennis division, have returned from Hoosic Falls N. Y., where they recently attended a meeting of the U. R. W. A. dis trict council. Delegates from New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut attended.
 The Thirty club will hold a regular meeting Wednesday night at the Ojeda council rooms, Neary buIld- Ing. This Is an important meeting and every member k requested tO attend.
 Chairman Joseph Keatlng will preside at the business meeting. Several talks gre scheduled.
 4 large attendance is expected at the card party tonight at 6 O. clock in Odd Fellows hall by the Beth Congregation. Awards wifi be given and refreshments served.
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