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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-11-20
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EUREKA
Young People Edit Worthy Pape'


Young People Edit Worthy Paper
The Baptist Young People of
Montana are editing a monthly
mimeographed paper that is q cred
it to them. Last month Eureka put
it out, this month Missoula has the
privilege. In the Thanksgiving is
sue we find this thought: Every
day. we are asked to give and give
generously to relief and service or
CARNATIONS. These demands have
been multiplied by the conflict
abroad, and America is the only
place left on earth able to meet
the demand. And If we persist in
grumbling about the many organ
izations trying to alleviate the sur
fering in this world, let us remem-
Der and practice the saying, I was
without shoes and l murmured, un-
til ! met a man without feet.
Local Filler Receives Highest Rating
Merrial Trip, son OF Leland
Trip, recently passed his examin-
ations in Helena and was granted
instructors rating, the highest avn
alton license granted from the CT
william schools. To earn this rating,
Mr.. Trip first had to secure his
solo license by hours solo work;
he then secured his private license
which necessitated IS hours OF
work; then his commercial license
requiring 200 hours; the instruc-
tors rating required 20 hours adj
ditional work. Others from here
taking training at Kalispell are.
Miss Aurea Schuck with 36 hours in
addition to her solo license; Julian
Tripp; Jesse Bolen, Bill Fewkes and
Steve Mccullough, who all have
solos and some time in addition to
their credit.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-11-20
Grange Elects Officers


At the meeting of the Tobacco
Valley Grange on Tuesday, the an
nual election of officers resulted as
follows:
Master, Henry Lenarz; lecturer,
Margaret Matchett; secretary, VIM
ton Weydemeyer, overseer, Orvil
West; Steward, Stan Larsen; As
sistant steward, Arthur Henning-
sen chaplain, Annie Moses; treas
urer, Henry Yoppe; gatekeeper,
Gene Shea; Ceres, Juanita Rich;
Pomona, Neva West; Flora, BERTHE
Fihatreau; lady assistant steward,
Leota Yoppe; member executive
committee, Zelmer Moses; business
agent, A. c. Mackey chairman eco
nomic committee, Jennie Alverson.
Installation of these officers will
be held at the next regular meeting
and they will assume their offices
in January.
Three names were presented for
membership.
Oyster stew, chill, crackers and
coffee were served by committee
OF married men, which added much
to the enjoyment of the evening and
to the credit of the reputation of
the mems cooking ability.
In Eureka Churchcs-November %
GO break to the hungry, sweet
Charity's bread,
For giving is living" the Angel
said.
Must I be giving again and again?"
The weary wondering question
No, said the Angel, piercing me
through,
Just give till the Master stops CIV
ing to you. Edward Markham
Church OF God
10, Sunday School. IL, Morning
worship. Z, Young Peoples service,
REV. L. WALTER GREER,
Pastor.
Baptist
| 10, Sunday School. IL, Morning
worship. $50, Jr. and ST. BYPU
Wednesday, Prayer meeting and
Bible study 7:30 Thursday, Novem-
Der 27, Thanksgiving services, 1890
REV c. H. DAVIS, Pastor.
st. Michael and All Angels
| $50, Baptism services. 10, Holy
Communion and sermon IL, Church
school.
REV. STANLEY L. WELSH,
Pastor.
Full Gospel Assembly
H. L. Munson, Minister
Sunday-Sunday school at GAS
Merging worship at H. Evangelis-
| tic service at 7.45
Tuesday-Prayer meeting at 7:45
| Children's Church at 4 o'clock al
parsonage
Wednesday-Evening service a
Rexford in school house at 7.30.
1 IL u L.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-11-20

Miss Ruth Shea, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Shea, pioneer resi-
dents of Tobacco Plains, was mar
ried to Arvin Anderson of Kalispell
on Saturday evening, Nov. 8, at the
rectory with the Rev. H. ]. De-
laney performing the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Shea acted as wit
nesses. Following the marriage,
they went to Hamilton for the week
end and returned to Kalispell
where Mr.. Anderson is employed in
the Flathead Motors. On Deem
Der LIST they will leave for Califor-
MIA where they will visit relatives
and look for a permanent location
Mrs. Anderson is graduate OF Lin
coin County high school and has
been employed as book keeper al
the Eureka Valley Creamery fol
the past two years.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-11-20
Eureka Nuggets


Mrs. Alfred Eberth and Mrs. v.
"A. Peltier went to Kalispell Friday
to see Mrs. Eberth's mother, Mrs.
Sarah Shaw, who is i'll.
Mrs. j. r. Rice of Glacier park
came down Saturday on q business
trip and called on friends Sunday.
Mrs. Rice was guest Of Mrs. M A.
Hunsinger while here.
Miss Vesta Baxter joined her par
ents of Bozeman and sister of Pol
son at an enjoyable week end in
Kalispell last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Ellis and Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Frost went to White
fish Sunday for medical consulta-
ton for their daughters, Faye Ruth
and Vivian.
Sam Nadeau of Columbia Falls is
working first trick and Mrs. Amy ]
Maher of Whitefish, is relief oper-
ator at the depot during the tree
season in addition to John Buh-
miller, regular operator. Thirteen
car loads of trees were shipped Sat
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-11-20
Table or Quotes

Roll Call Division membership
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
. MeKENNEY's BRIDGE QUIZ
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority

On the way back to New York from Asheville, we stopped off at Philadelphia long enough to say hello to Benjamin M. Colder, ex- congressman from that district, and learned that he had just returned from the northern New York Tour nament held at Oswego.
 Mrs. Colder Is nationally known as an outstanding woman life mas ter. "Ben" has taken an interest in tournament bridge only in the last few years, but already he has won enough points to be rated a-Master.
 At Oswego, he played with Mrs. R. 0. Young of Philadelphia, Mrs IL. 0. Robinson and pr. w. McD. Halsey of Oswego, a team made up at the last minute, and they crashed through for the team-of- tour championship.
 You can always count on Bens bidding. It is as firm as the Rock of Gibraltar. His partner never has to worry that he hasn't his values, and that is how they successfully reached o slam contract on today's hand. Mrs. Young played 1t in fine style to make the contract.
 On the opening lead. the ace Of spades won the queen. West guessed correctly that the lead was not Q singleton, go he shifted to the ten of clubs. Mrs. Young (North) played low and won in dummy with the ace.
 Tne acc and klng Of hearts took
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Psychologists Speaks
 To Education Group

Dr. Gladys G. Ide, weu-known psychologist and lecturer, will be the guest speaker at the annual luncheon meeting of the Connectl- cut Special Education Association at the Lawn Club, New Haven, Frt- day, october 31, at i2:30 p. m. Her subject will be Learning the WsV of Life"
 pr. Ide has had many years Of teaching experience and has done social service work in the Psycholog.. ic l Clinic at the University or Pennsylvania, where she received her Ph.D. degree. At present, pr. !oe is working on methods of studying the child. trying to avoid some ot the pitfalls of recent child study discussions. Being interested in the mental abilities which are necessary in order that learning may take place. she has been doing some ex- periments on learning 1tself:
 Dr. 1de is particularly interesseo in the handicapped child. she lS now the Director of Special Educa- ton in the Public Schools Of Pnil- adelphia.
 Educators, social workers, and others who are interested In the problems of the handicapped chlo are urged to attend this meeting Reservations for the luncheon may be made by writing to Mrs. Lillian D. Martin, Scranton School, New Haven. The public Is invited.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Weddings
Local Student
 ActiOe At Snsif

Students at Smith Oolleve 9 Waterbury and tho vicinity who mBi participating in the annual int1S house hockey tournament included Miss Jane Deacon Os WateEbzEys and the Misses Elizabeth GpaSlidlmM Dorothy Doster, and Anne PsE1y. of Watertown.
 Miss Deacon, daughter oe AEE. en1 Mrs. Walter Deacon, is playing Su3 the Park House team. A scpaos more, she is almember oe her ciarw choir, and is 6 Grass Cop.
 Miss Spaulding, . junior, a12 t1@ daughter of MT. and Mira. SAxnu Spaulding, is a member of the paeAns enson house team. Last year sa1m played on her house badmintou team, and was active in the OutinM Club and the Smith College Asso- c1ation of Christian Work.
 Miss Doster, daughter of Nr. and Mrs. Wadsworth Doster and a senior, is a member of the Wash burn house team. The college song leader, she was recently elected to the Clef club, and Is a member ug the Glee club and senior ch0ar, Miss Doster has been Q member C4 the sophomore Push committee, c student adviser, and . Junior 1slleE at commencement.
 Miss Perry, junior, is the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Sherman Perry. Active in the Athletic Association she is playing on the Gushing hos1gG hockey team. Last year she was Q member of her house badmintom team, the Smith College Association for Christian Work, and the Smith Outing club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Officers Elected
 For BolOlins League

The Married Women's Bowling League of the Franco American Social Club yesterday elected Mrs. Wilfred Bernier as its president. This is the leagues fourth straight term.
 Besides Mrs. Bernier, other off, cers chosen were Miss Melina Fec teau, secretary and Mrs. J uliette Dronne, treasurer.
 Members of the league include: Mrs. Rose Veillette, Mrs. Edmond Berube, Mrs. William Brousseau. Mrs. Edmond Thibault, Mrs. Helen Cambigue, Mrs. Cleo Bouchard, Mrs. Mathilda Duquette, Mrs. Della Bari- bault, Mrs. File Depault, Mrs. Oliver LaBelle, Mrs. Leon Cyr, Mrs. Hector LaRiviere, Mrs. Hilaire LaRiviere, ST Mrs. Hilaire LaRiviere Jr., Mrs. Marie Cantin, Mrs. Guy Violette, Mrs. Fred Boucher, Mrs. Della Lar rivere, and Mrs. Armand Guertin. Members of the league bowl every Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Mrs. EduOard Herbert Entertained At Home

Mrs. Edward Herbert of Rye street entertained at a bridge at her home on Tuesday evening.
 Among her guests were Miss Mary Sheehan, Mrs. James Brown, Mrs. Walter Purdy, Mrs. Elmer Shove, Mrs. Leonard Murphy, Mrs. Stuart Creighton, Mrs. George Grimes, Mrs James Barrett, Mrs. John Dwyer, Mrs. John Weiss, Mrs. Helen Dow ling and Mrs. Walter Cassidy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Recent Bride Feted
 At Variety ShouOes

Mrs. Arthur Hehert, Mrs. John Woods and Miss Helen Coon were hostesses at @ variety shower held recently at McGrath's restaurant for Mrs Philip Kelly, the former Miss Kathleen Maher. Those attending were:
 Anne Donahue. Evelyn Donahue Loretta Blais, Anne Blais, Mrs Frank Keaveney, Mrs. Jack Reidy Mrs. M. Donahue, Mrs. Irving Rob. inson, Mrs. Bessie Greene, Mis-; Georgette Brodellr, Mrs. M. Murphy Mrs. Peter Gaug, Mrs. John Col. lins, Mrs. Thomas Sweeney, Mrs James Maher, ST., Miss Marguerite Maher, Mrs. Walter Heckleman, MT Adelard Hebert, Mrs. Daniel Me Carthy, Miss Sue Patrick, Mrs. Mar! Peters, Mrs. Joseph Prisavage, Mrs J. Simon, Mrs. H. Etieler, Mis- Gloria Stieler, Mrs. Harold Stieler Mrs. Arthur Taylor, Mrs. Arthur Taylor, Jr., Miss Nellie Kelly, Mis-! Sarah Kelly, Miss Loretta Kelly Miss Helena Kelly, Mrs. Raymonc Beck, Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. J Fourer, Mrs. Philip Kelly, Mrs James Maher, Jr., Mrs. John Woods Jr., Miss Helen Coon, Mrs. Martin Egan, Mrs. Mary Kent, Miss Kath- crime Kent, Mrs. Arthur Hebert anc Mrs. Philip Kelly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Pre-EIection Dinner
 Tonight At W0Uerly

The 18th annual dinner-dance of the Italian-American Women's Democratic Club will be held this evening at Waverly Inn, Cheshire. State Senator Michael v. Blans- field will officiate as toastmaster. Local and state officials will be numbered among the guests of honor.
 Miss Lee De Biase is chairman of the affair, assisted by co-chairmen, Mrs. Mary Travisano and Mrs. Jose phine Retucci. The committee comprises Mrs. Olga Juliana, Mrs. Martin Kennedy, Mrs. Grayce Cai- relli, Mrs. Mary Cappella, Mrs. Dom- enic Alteri, Mrs. Florence Corrigan Mrs. Lena Perugini, Mrs. Helen Ru- berto, Mrs. Mary Wells, Mrs. Flor ence Perugini, Mrs. Rose Guerrero, club treasurer; and Mrs. Linda Fal- zone, president.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Cousin Feted
 Helen Mahoney

Miss Gloria Stleler of Prospect entertained at her home with 8 miscellaneous shower in compliment to her cousin, Miss Helen Mahoney of Baldwin street.
 Among her guests were: Mrs. E.. Bernier, Mrs. c. Walters, Mrs. Bar bara LaFage, Mrs. James Barker. Mrs. Roy Hubbell, ST., Mrs. Carl Packer, Mrs. James Carroll, Mrs. Joseph Goggins, Mrs. Eugene Lewis, Mrs. Edmund Tournier, Mrs. Vic- tor Petrauskas, Mrs. Alfred Four nier, Doris Fournier, Helen Voss, Bertha Voss, Mary ziemS, Wilma Hubbell, Rosemary Bernier, Irene Bernier, Josephine Clark, Leila Wal lace, Mrs. H. M. Stieler; Mrs. Harold Stieler, Mrs. R. F. Chandler, and Bernice Chatfleld, all of Prospect.
 Those from Waterbury included: {: Mrs. Josephine Simons, Mrs. M. r. Mahoney, Mrs. Leon Lewis, Mrs. A, Cosier, Mrs. John Chatfeld, and Louise SimonS.
 Also Mrs. Arthur Taylor of Wa terville, Misses Helen Lester, Mil- dred Goggins and Alyce schildgenl all of Naugatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
DiSiLVestro Lodge
 Honored Members

A dinner was given by the mem bers of the Elizabeth Di Silvestro Lodge in the Copper Room at the Hotel Elton on Tuesday evening in honor of two of their members, Frances Palangio who will be mar ried to Carmen Azzara on Saturday October 18th at Our Lady of Lourdes Church and Lima Tata, who will be married to. Joseph Calo on Monday October 27th at St. Thomas Church.
 The table was beautifully dec- orated with white pom-poms, white candles and a bridal cake. Each of the brides-to-be were presented with corsage of white pom-poms, 6 sterling steak set and a crystal service.
 Those present were Lima Tata Frances Palangio. Concetta Miresse Angeline E. Carrissimi, Antonetts Carrissilni, Nelda Filippone, Joseph inc M. Garafola, Mollie Forte, Mary Orsini, Jean Miranda, Winnie Or tone, Caroline Di Leo, Phyliss Siri- ca, Ann Parlapiano of Yonkers N. r., Mrs. Miles Tata, Mrs. Eva Cestar, Mrs. William Oliver, Mrs Louis Cattana, Mrs. Paul Carrissimi, Mrs. Saverio Cerullo. Mrs. Julius Latino, Mrs. Domenic Cassetta, Mrs. Jennie Petrillo of Niles, Ohio, and Mrs. Julia Dinova.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Inter-Club Council
 Elected Chairv1larl

Eleanor O'Nefl was elected chair man of the Young Womens Social Committee at the meeting of the Inter- Club Council at the YMCA last night. Miss Olga Skuba and Mabel Yovlna were chosen with Miss ONeil to represent the Cotln- ell on the general social committee of the Y.
 Talks on the Young women's Program at the Y were given by Rae Guida for the membership committee; Louise Williams for the physical committed; and President Margaret Galbraith on the general program of young women's clubs.
 Two new clubs were elected to membership in the council, the Elechans Club and 6 club of girls employed at the Chase Companies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in the Wednesday after noon tournament under the direc- ton of Mrs. J. 0. Moriarty includ- ed: North-South: Mrs. James Dun- can, Mrs. Ralph Crane. 174: Mrs. Nelson Squires, Mrs. William Con- ner, 125M; East West, Mrs. James Bulger, Mrs. John Dunzer, 121M; Mrs. E. J. Nelson, Mrs. Norman Cables, 126h.
 The official standing is: Mrs Bulger, Mrs. Dunzer, 445h; Mrs Cookson, Mrs. Totten, A; Mrs Byars, Mrs. Meyers; A43h; Mrs Nelson, Mrs Cables, 443.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Kir0u0c-C0sey
 N11ptiaLs To-day

Tn 6 setting of autumn toned chrysanthemuuns and palms which decorated the altar of the Immacu- late Conception church this morn- ing. Miss Maureen Y. Casey, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Dennis o. Casey of North Main street became the bride of Corporal Henry F. Kirouac, son ef MT. and Mrs. Paul Kirouac of Ashman street.
 Reverend Francis O'Shea united the couple ct eight o'clock in the presence of guests from Yonkers, New York, Chicago, Miami, Water town, Cheshire and this city. Dur~ ing the ceremony Professor F. r. Harmon played Q special musical program.
 Miss Marjorie Wall attended her cousin as maid of honor, with Louis Kirouac as his brothers bestman. John Wall and Laurence King ush- cred.
 Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore white bro- caded satin fashioned with 8 heart shaped neck-line, long sleeves, and q wide train. Her hngertip veil was draped from a coronet of orange blossoms. She carried shower bou- uuet of white roses with sweetpeas.
 The Ftlschia crepe frock of the maid of honor was trimmed with gold. She wore gold Juliet cap with fuschia shoulder veil and car- ried an arm bouquet of gold chryS- anthemums.
 Mrs. Casey, mother of the bride, was dressed in black velvet with a matching hat, and an orchid cor sage. Mrs. Kirouac, the grooms mother, wore Maroon velvet with corresponding accessories, and Q corsage of Talislnan roses.
 A reception followed at the home of the brides parents, from which the couple left for a trip to Atlantic City. The bride travelled in Q suit of green tweed with British tan acc cessories.
 Mrs. Kirouac is a graduate ot Wilby High school, MT. Kirouac of Crosby High school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Netv Britain College
 Inagurates Program

The Teachers College of Connecti. cut at New Britain today announced the organization of series of work shop programs to be conducted at the Stanley School, across from the campus of the college. The work shops will be given every other Sat" urday, from l0:00 @. m. to noon, be- ginning November IS. These work shop programs are schedudled for the purpose of assisting teachers, supervisors, principles, and superin- tendents in the solution of profess sional problems. The college Is of- fering these activities as part of Q plan to be of greater community and state service. There will be no fee for participation, and since At- tendance is voluntary, there will be no college credit.
 In order that the proposed pro- gram may be of maximum service to those who attend, an attempt will be made to consider only the problems which are presented by members of the group. Problems may be pre- sented from any area or professional level, such as, curriculum problems, the use and interpretation of tests, behavior problems of children, the education of exceptional children, evaluation of school progress, pro- fessional materials, improvement of reading programs, utilizing commit nity resources, and the library pro- gram.
 Elementary and secondary teach CTS are invited to attend any or all of the sessions. Various members of the college staff will participate in each of the meetings and discuss new ideas in their special fields. Also in connection with the work shop, there are teaching materials on display. Dr. Richard L. Wampler is general chairman of the work shop, and further inquiries should be addressed to him at the Teachers College.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Junior Women
 Hear Air Warden

Attorney Finton J. Phelan, Air Raid warden end chairman of the fire board, addressed the members of the Junior Women's Club. He dis- cussed the duties of the air raid warden and explained that most of the serious damage in the European war has been done by the irceIl- diary bombs. Consequently, for our own protection. 1t is the duty of every citizen to falniliarize himself with this situation.
 Many local 1iremen and policemen have attended the air raid school conducted by the government, and are now ready to instruct Water burians, as soon AS classes may be organized. The Junior women were urged to take a vital part in this program.
 Miss Eugenia Mallette and Miss Ernestine Piercey, local representa- tives at the New England Confer ence of Juniors, reported on the theme of the discussions, which was Defense and the Juniors Part In \ It."
 Miss Rhoda Macken was appoint ed to receive contributions for the Needlework Guild. All donations must be received by october 2S.
 Mrs. Homer Crane, in the absence of Mrs. George Joidin will preside at the state meeting of Junior Clubs to be held on Friday night in New Haven. Among the local members planning to attend are Misses Gwen Burton, Eleanor Slater, Willa Bris- tol, Ivy Needham, Sally Barnham, Mrs. Carl Loether, Mrs. Alfred Crull, Misses Marjorie Snow, Elizabeth Mallette, Eugenla Mallette, Gather inc MacLean, Mrs. David Thompson, Ruth Worden, Elizabeth Ridge, Mar garet Rogers and Helen Stevens.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Personal
Miss Mae HOUdrdI Presented Gifts

Miss Mac Howard of Baldwin
 erset was feted at c Kitchen and pantry Sl1ower given ct her home by Afrs. Christopher Luddy and Mrs. fhoEnas Howard.
 The house was ettracttvely deco hated ila 6 Halloween scheme, and Refreshments were served. ! The guests included Mary Feest. Catherine Feese, Elizabeth Heder- han, Bernice Hubbard, Marjorie Hubbard, Mary Cairns, Katherine Gudry, Veronica Elddy, Dorothy Guddy, Mrs. John Bush, Mrs. Dor bthy piltney, Mrs. Kit Smethen, Mrs. Lorraine walker, Mrs. Mary Euddy:
 Mrs. Carl Needham, Mrs. o. Ar- Elhur DuBois, Mrs. John Hubbard, Mrs. Games Dwyer, Mrs. Vern Ver- Eier. Mrs. Thomas Luddy, Mrs. Christopher Luddy, Mrs. Charles buddy, Mrs. George Howard, Mrs. Thomas Howard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Alpha Omega Club
 At Meleski Home

A meeting of the Alpha Omega Sorority was held last night at the home of Miss Sophia Meleski of Putnam St. Plans were made for @ horseback riding party to be held in two weeks. Refreshments were served. Those attending were Mary David, Julie Smoley, Hendiet- te May, Sophie Meleski, Irene Paul loski Francis Goggirls, Grace Car rington Schumn, Rita RaSicot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
PolLy0nn0 Class
 Sponsored Party

The Pollyanna Glass of st. Paui'g Methodist Church sponsored card party last night at the home of Mrs. Newton Lea of Orange street.
 Among those playing were Mira. Raymond Lister, MT. and Mrs. Clar- ence Surdam, Mrs. John Johnson, MT. and Mrs. Bert Surdam, Mira, Helen Dorgeloh, Mrs. Irwin Baldwin, Mrs. Arthur Dormel, Hazel LeAs. Mrs. Ruth Daniels, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Smith, MT. and Mrs. J. L. IAne- burRh,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
ELTON CLUB

Scorers in the Wednesday even- ing tournament under the direction of Mrs. w. s. Smith included: north-south, Thomas Edwards. Da- vid Scully, 137; Vincent Kelly, Mrs. Frederick Pierpont, 96; Mrs. Ruth Hurlbut, Mrs. George Pierpont, 90 1-2; east-west, Mrs. Walter Norton, Mrs. Charles Anderson, 11S; MT. and Mrs. W. s. Smith, no 1-2; Nelson Adduci, Harry Scully, 100 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Nora Fauchild Sings
 In NesU York Concert

Nora Fauchald, soprano, of Wa tertowr, well-known in local musical circles, will give recital Sunday evening, at the Town Hall in New York City. Miss Fauchild was heard last year in Town Hall, and in local and state musical events. She also appeared in other parts of the country. Sunday night she will be accompanied by her husband, George Morgan of the Taft School music department in Watertown.
 Miss Fauchild will sing composi- tions by Mozart, Schubert, Wolf, Grieg and other composers. Her con- cluding group by Grieg will be ren- dered in the Norwegian language.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Large Attendance At
 St. Margaref's Party

st. Margaret's hall was filled to capacity last night for the Annual Fashion Show and Card party spon- sored by Rosary Confraternity of the parish.
 In a setting of Halloween decora- tions the fashions were modelled by Margaret Rink, Myra Suttliffe, Gloria Herr, Robert Herr, Margaret Herr, Josephine Culliton, Mrs. Doris Dor man, Mrs. Emmett Shuts, Eunice SutlifIe, Maureen Cleary and Irinis Gordon.