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The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-12-18

officials. Hearings before the spe-
cal senate committee Investigate
ing the defense program were
scheduled and meeting Of the
Supply ALLEGATIONS & Priorities
Board will consider the unions
program a, hearings scheduled for
later in December
This proposal" Murray de-
clared, "is testimony to the
ability Of organized labor 20
contribute in a most import
ant way 20 the national out
put. II is the third plan Of
fercd by the CIO TO increase
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-12-18
the production Of basic de-
Tense materials"

He added that these proposals
are eloquent testimony to the abil-
ity OF organized labor to contrib
ute to the productive output in
this emergency. They make clear
that the maximum production can
be attained only by the enlistment
of labor's brains and determine
ton in the task OF production"
The unions scven-point pro-
gram called for an industry-widc
inventory. full use Of industry's
resources. continuous operation Of
the mines. abolition Of priorities
unemployment. collective bargain
ing. complete review Of the gov
ernments price policy and the es-
Establishment Of industry councils.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-12-18

DETROIT. - FTP - Sec Treas.
George F. Adde's OF the United
Automobile Aircraft & Agricul-
tural Implement Workers, CLIO.
announced that by Jan. 81 about
10000 experienced men and wom-
en- will he jobless because OF cur
tailed auto production and defense
DELAYS.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-12-18
Metal Miners Offer Plan
To Boost Copper Output

WASHINGTON Detailed plans increasing the output
copper to Pres Rooe
officials CIO Pres. Philip Murray
The plans by the Intl MON Of Mine Mill \
mittc
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-12-18

It was indicated that serious
consideration will he given the
IUMMSW's program by defense
The weekly echo., 1941-06-13
THE wxHKLx xcH

lady I work for. am 10 be married in
August when l return. Tell me if my
friend will be true to me while l an
away?
Ars: Don't worry at all-he will V
waiting for you when you return. This
friend of yours isn't young CAD about
and he realizes fully the position of
an engaged man and will live up his
promise. / feel confident that you will
enjoy the vacation and will be happily
married when you return.
E M o. l was happy with my wife
and a man led her against me and
away to him by giving her cigaretts
grapes, apples, ard candy. l gave her
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Continued from page three)

purSors is huff amt it Mr.. Ed? o.
course bong as de be mendments to 'em
dey hafta be gived, don't dey Mr. Ed?
Now, de Lawd might be dat way when
he come back cause he is a-gwina come
after de folks when he comes back
and O course dey can see fo' deyselves
when dey gits up dere. Den he want
hafta tell everything will he MIR. Ed?
Mother thing MIR. Ed, dat dar man whit
whips eyybody, he tie up wild all de
time sho did git lots O money in disher
last whppin' he gived dat dar other
Teller didn't he Mr.. Ed? Now dey said
de bell runged fo' de seventh round and
dat dar other Teller wouldn't come out
Shucks, seven is a lucky number aad
unlucky number too, amt it MIR. Ell?
But it was a lucky one 10 him dat
time by him stayin' in, and if he hadda
coined out it woulda been a unlucky
one to HIN too, wouldn't it Mr. Ed? He
better be glad dem dar fellers wouldn't
git way fom dat ring, hadn't he MIR. Ed?
Yers truly,
MR. GREEN
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S. S. Lesson
Continued from page two)

Continued from page two)
ternal life, 10, we turn to the Gentaes.
A. For so hath the Lord commanded as,
saying, l have set thee for a light OF
the Gentiles, That thou shouldest be
for salvation unto the uttermost part
of the earth.
49, And as the Gentiles heard this, fey
were glad, and glorified the word Of
God and as many as were ordained
to eternal life believed.
49, And the WORD of the Lord was
spread abroad throughout all the region.
so. But the Jews urged on the devout
women Of honorable estate, and the
chief men of the city, and stirred I'D
a persecution against Paul and Barna-
has, and cast them out of their borders
81 But they shook off the dust Of
their feet against them, and came unto
Icnium
81 And the disciples were filled with
Joy and with the Holy Spirit.
The Lesson In Its Setting
Time All the events of this lesson
took place in AID. 48 and 49, Tie
Epistle of the Galatians was written
probably A.D.58.
Place Antioch in Pisidia was about
one hundred miles from Perga, in Asia
Minor, loacted near the River Anthios
in the district of Galatia, called Phryga
CThis city must be always clearly dis
tinguished from the other Antioch, To-
Gated in Syria, from whence began his
missionary journey. Iconium was a.
bout ninety miles southwest of Antioch.
Lystra was about thirty miles further
south of Iconium, and Derbe twenty
miles further to the east.
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you can get excited about him for he
isn't in love with you and won't ever
mean anything in your life. There i.
another girl in his life.
c s. am about to leave college
and only have one more year but
don't have the money to finish. Neither
do l think am interested in this kind
of work l am taking. Please advise
what would be the best thing for me:
Ans: Enter a Business Col1eg immed;-
ately. You are better suited to do ste
nographic or office work than any
other. With the training you have al
ready had, it shouldn't take you but
a few months to be in a position tc
hold down a Job.
b G. The second week n June I am
going on months vacation with .hs
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half of the furniture and she is wtn
him now. The rent men is about &c
put her out. l give her a little money
along ard l want to know if that is
foolshness?
Ans: Go to your wife and have talk
with her. l am sure that she is fed
up with the new arrangement and will
want to come back home to you. She's
a good girl but there seems ia be some
wamen who helped lead her into this
mess. Take her back and start all over
agin. She real yes fully what fooi
she has been.
A M M I'd like to know the reason
l cannot stay on the jobs l get? Some
thing always happens.
Ans Indications are that you do moi
"show enough effort. You are in
clined to be too backward and wait
to be told all of your duties. If you
expect to keep a good job, you must
get right into the routine of the wo +
before you, and do it as if you had
been there for yea s.
R c. am st Il in love with the fell
low 1 left a year or SO ago and when
I tried to get him back, he wouldn't
take me. Now l dressed up and went
down town recently and he saw lie
He told a friend l sure did look nice
does that mean that he will want me
in the future or not?
Ans: Hasn't he proved in your mini
the sort of fellow he is? No, he doesn't
want you for his wife and never has
wanted 10 mean that much to you. He
failed to come TO your aid when yor
so b. dly needed him ard I think that
l were you, would have nothing
mare to do with a person of tbs ki1L
A V R. A 70 years young man wants J
me to marry him and live in my out
Of town home. My children want ms
to move to my city home where I car
be rear them Which do you advise7
Ans: Do whatever will make you the |
happiest. However, take into consider |
{ ton true facts before getting married |
at your age. Is the man financially !
able to take care of you? Or, will you
have 10 take care of him? If you are
fond of one another ard he
can be self supporting, another mar
rage will bring you lots of happiness
Whatever it is, we should in time Of
trouble get back to first things and con.
template the eternal goodness. 10
Whittier's poem on this subject he states I
lis faith thus:
Yet, in the madding maze of things
And tossed by storm and flood
70 one fixed trust my spirit sings,
! know thot God is good. II
know not what the future hath
OF marvel or surprise IL
Assured alone, that life or death
HIS mercy underlies."
The weekly echo., 1941-06-13

$50 Sunday School, Mr.. Luther
Stancle and Miss Annie Ruth McCellon
superintendent.
First Sundays Pastors Day. 11:3O m
and 1880 pm. sermons by the pastor
300 pm. each 3rd Sunday sermon b
pastor: Mr.. Dixie Russell pastor stew
ard.
11:3O am. Second Sundays trustee day
11:3O am. 4th Sundays Missionary day.
Mrs. c. Hursey, president.
Choir practice every Friday night 7:3O
Presidents: Mr.. Luther Stance, Miss
Cleo Clark.
Rev. Mrs. L B Williams, Pastor
Miss Lyna Payne
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BY Ruth Taylor

BY Ruth Taylor
In vain we call old notiora
fudge
And bend our conscience In
our dealing,
The Ten Commandments win
not bulge
And stealing will continue.y
James Russell Lowell
The weekly echo., 1941-06-13

FREE" THIS COLUMN Fos
only for ANTHOLOGY READING Lucky
mail confidential letter Free Advice y.-
full address, and bihde TO
addressed stamped envelope ter repys
ssd ~ kfsnu BOX ~. ATLANTA GEORGIA
The weekly echo., 1941-06-13

M and wantp knoww to
of trouble AnsS
girl who works at night weeks can't
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Churches

BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20
"Fireplace" ShosVer
 For Madeline GueUin

Miss Madeline duevin was feted ct e Fireplace" shower given re- gently ct Reymond's Bakery by Mrs. William Golden and Marion Barry. The guest of honor will De mar ried to Henry Guertin of eouth- ington on July 10 at the Church Of SS. Peter and Paul.
 Those attending were: Misses Anne Fernandez Katherine Mullins, Bernadette schlag, Florine Shee- han, Marion Tyrrell, Hazel Barry, Bessie Smith, Marjorie Smith, Helen Tartablia, Vic Tartaglia, Mary Dricoll, Angeline Pascucci, Helen Biernacki, Jeannette Des Rtiisseau, Margaret Doolady, Marie Preney, Beatrice Guertiii, Margaret Gun. iiingham, Marion Barry, Madeline 0uovin. Marie Vanasse, Margaret Coward, Nellie Mahan, Anna Ma han, Marion Scheil, Virginia Gue- win.
 Mrs. Lena Tyrreli, Mrs. Walter Guevin Mrs.. Jeanne Guevin, Mrs. Henry Derouir, Mrs. Gertrude DJWOhf MAos SAOHbehb Ayit@til ANtAof Harold Lynch, Mrs. Louise schlag, Mrs. Leonard Howe, Mrs. Robert Warfel, Mrs. Sophie Dodelin, Mrs. Peter Liberty, Mrs. Joseph Guevi1, Mrs. Philip Payne, Mrs. Francis Mays, Mrs. Francis Tynan. Mrs. Nellie Barry, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. James Sassoii. Mrs. Ads Ferguson, Mrs. Erie Breau, Mrs. Henry Church.
 Mrs. William Chicoine, Mrs. Phillip Milot, Mrs. Charles Hamel, Mrs. James Montrose, Mrs. Alice Guertiii, Mrs. Emma duevin. Mrs. Fred La- calette, Mrs. Jennie Bufnes, Mrs. Rollin Scott. Mrs. James Kirby, Mrs. Francis Lawior, Mrs. Edward Lynch, Mrs. Joseph Lemieux, Mrs. William Golden, Mrs. Dolores Muccifio, Mrs. Anna Single, Mrs. Jack Larkifi, Mrs. Della Signufd. Mrs. Mary dothberg, Mrs. Louis Brousseau, Mrs. R' A. Bernatchez.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20
Lillian Cunningham,
 Receives Presents

Miss Lillian Flanagan of Mont- gomery street was hostess at a mis- cellaneous shower at her home Tuesday night for Miss Lillian Cunningham whose marriage takes place on Monday, June 3oth at Q o'clock at St. Mary Magdalens Church in oakville. The bride to be was recipient of many beautiful gifts from the following guests:
 Mrs. Joseph Dick, Mrs. John Chamberlain, Mrs. Joseph Brazaitis Mrs. Charles Foster, Mrs. Ernest DiPietro, Mrs. Annie Watts, Mrs. Wesley Krantz, Mrs. Gertrude Me- Murtrie, Mrs. Jane Lockhart, Mrs. Fritz Klambt, Mrs. Paul Touran- geau, Mrs. Bob Woods, Mrs. Louis Barto, Mrs. Lawrence Nadeau, Mrs. Edward Austin, Mrs. Leo Boisvert, Mrs. Thomas Cunningham, Mrs. Anna McMurtrie, Mrs. Edward Flanagan, Mrs. George Flanagan, Mrs. William Flanagan, Mrs. Hu. bert O'Neill, Mrs. John McNab, Mrs. Richard Wooding and the Misses Irene Watts, Bernice Me- Murtrie, Mabelle Hickox. Ethel Flanagan, Marguerite Dick. Kath- leen O'Neill, Lillian Flanagan, Lil- Han Cunningham.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20
Pre-Nuptial Party
 GiUen Bride'ELect

Miss Gladys DePeIice Of Derby was feted at a dinner at Bacco's recently by Mrs, Rose DejPripcepe. The brtde-eiect viii be married on July 9 to Peter FamlgiietH Of BaId- win street, this city. She was pre- scented with purse,
 Those attending were: Mrs. Eai- Vat0re Paterposter, Mrs Laura Pas- cuccif Mrs, CaFmeIia PeIosl, Mrs. A.. Della Camera, Mrs. MichaeIina gbordone, Mrs, Charles sorbo, Mrs, Rose DeIPrinccDe, Mrs, Santa Cam pagna, Mrs, Lucy Bonacassto, Mrs. Dom gemeraro, Mrs. Vincenza Pan. dolfe, Mrs. soflo Gemeraro, Mrs. Pasquale gcmeraro, Mrs. Carmen FaiBtgIicttf, Mrs, Josephine CiuIio, Mrs, Mary DcPeto, Mrs, Lucy An- t0Bacci, Mrs, J, Abbondalio, Mrs, PhitOnetla Gepua, Mrs, Prank Rub- Do, Mrs, Rose Rubbo.
 Mrs carmeIia Tiro. Mrs. D. CaIo, Mrs, Angelo Pace, Mrs, Jennie La- POrta, Mrs, Vincent duarini. Mrs. Catherine MoreIli, Mrs. PhiIomena diust0, Mrs, Domenic Guisto, Mrs, Jennie coccio, Mrs. Louis Cipriano, Mrs, F DoBuarumna. Mrs, Mar garet Geneva, Mrs, John Janpctty, Mrs, Connie Arioia, Mrs. Agnes aJn- i)etty, Mrs. Katie RaBaudo, Mrs, aPtsy P0tBpoBi0, Mrs, John Spa- dar0, Mrs, Pete Pomponio,
 Mrs, Michael P0nponio. and daughter, Mrs, John DeSaHtis. Mrs. MtcilaIe DesaBtis, Mrs, 4. CiaHo, Mrs, Mary Moptory, Mrs, Josephine TaFracino, Mrs, CaFmeIja Ctpriano, Mrs, Micbaie VaIetta, Mrs. 4. De- stepbaDo, Mrs Joseph Japnctty, Mrs, Mario JaDpetty, Mrs. Rocco cozza, Mrs, PcrrelIa, Mrs. Rocco RaBaIdO, Miss Irene Potter. Mrs. John B, Grasso, Mrs. Carmella Place, Mrs, ?. Sylvester, Mrs. AD- gejine sOmma, Mrs, Sal Troisi, Mrs. ABgeIine Troisi, Mrs, PJasguaIe CapObiaBco, Miss Evelyn PaoIini. Mrs, cariBine carus0, Mrs, Michael Place,
 Miss Emily somina, Mrs. Tony DeLuea, Mrs, A, DeNuZi0, Mrs. Car feiIa DtDOntnzio, Mrs, Philip Periel- 10, Mrs. Lorenzo Gregu0Ii, Mrs. Carl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20
Mrs. Louis Higgins
 Entertoins Society

Mrs, Louis Higgins entertained the Women's Society of Christian Serv- ice of St. Paul's Methodist church on Wednesday afternoon at the par- Eonage,&
 Mrs. Lewis Sage presided at the business meeting during which plans were made for a picnic at the home of Mrs. Robert Bulk of Cooke street on July l6.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Henry Staples, Mrs. Edward Brown, Mrs. Henry Kurtx, Mrs. H. M. Sutherland Mrs, Eugene Galor, Mrs. William Chick, Mrs. w. J. Oldroyd, Mrs, Newton Leas, Mrs. August Paul, Mrs Wilson Miller, Mrs. Robert Bulk, Mrs. Lewis Sage, Mrs, Frank Mei- singer, Mrs, A. !. Smith, Mrs. The- odore Kirsch, Mrs, David Wood, Reverend [. E. Higgins and Robert Bulk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Luncheon Fetes
 Miss Mary ScaIO

Miss Mary gcaiIo was the guest Of honor at c bridge a11d luncheon given by Mfrs. Anne Biancafdi, Mrs. Mary Fetsi10 and Mrs. oiida De gantO. A Governor Winthrop desk and studio divan were presented tO the bfide-eleCt.
 The guests included the Misses Ste Afldfeaflo, Helen Altman, Rose anne AfcCvia, Nydia Bafci1e, Betty Blancardi, Mary CaptitO, Jennie Cafls nizarrc, Matilda CClangei0, Jo- sephine Caf1o, Yolarda Ca1abrese, Josephine DAfnata, Vi1cenga U- Afnato, Anna DiBei1is, A. DeVir- giliO, Geraldine DiMaf1a, CaSnelIa Deeanto, Lucy DeGartO, Emilia Del 0aIzO, Ann Jafneie, Helen JaSTlele, Hosaiie LO1g0, Mary Minefvino, COncetta Mifesse, Agnes Mticci, Eleanor Manfredi, Helen Mas0tle, Eva NlgrO, Laura OrSini, c. PeFti- gifli, Lillian Pailadino, oilda Gcal0, Aftoinette Sca1O, Florence Gciu1Io, Ccfne1ia gciul1o, Mary Sciui1o.
 Eebecca eufnf11a, Margaret gtifTl. ma, Christine Valerie, Lena Vcr- exiano, Helen ColeIla, Eft ottida.
 Mrs. John Accentura, Mrs. Roger Boisvert, Mrs. Octavia BafOre, Mrs. Lawrence Calabrese, Mrs. Prank Comedy, Mrs. James Dei Bu0f1o, Mrs. Michael DiCheie, Mrs. Nicholas Deganta, Mrs. Caff Gemffio, Mrs. 4. GiOe1li, Mrs. Charles 1fIturissi, Mrs. Harry Martin, Mrs. Joseph Mazzafefr0, Mrs. Carmen Mascoii, Mrs. Agnes Nelson, Mrs. John Pesce, Mrs Joan RuggierrO, Mrs. Matthew Renaudo, Mrs. Ralph stabiie, Mrs. ?. Si1vestore.
 Mrs. Joseph Bessette, Mrs Thomas Biancardi, Mrs. Michael Ciafl0, Mrs, Leonard Covielio, Mrs. Joseph Di- Leo, Mrs. Salvatore Di9anto, Mrs. Esther GabbeiIone, Mrs. Louis Gallo, Mrs. John Hemingway, Mrs. Natalie Latria, Mrs. Ralph Miner- vino, Mrs. Henry Minicucci, Mrs, Alfred Nappl, Mrs. Carmen Nastfi, Mrs. Leo Rttggier0, Mrs. Roland Ruggierro, Mrs. Patti Rtizzo, Mrs. Pat Gcalo and Mrs. R. Yacavino.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20
Waterbury Resident
 Wed In Manchester

Mrs, Ruth Tiffany Cheney, daugh- ter Of DF, and Mrs. Tim othy y chauEcy Tiffany Of Manchester, was married Friday 10 Earle Hol- lis Gegur Of Waterbury, son of the late Mr, and Mrs, Hollis Dtghton gegur. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev Watson Woodruff at noon in the Center Congrcga- ti0naI church, Manchester Only the immediate families were pres- ent,
 Mrs. Eegur is descended from Nathaniel FoOte who settled iil WethersfieId in 1e4O and Squire Humphrey Tiffany who settled ifl Massachusetts Bay in 1860.
 Mr Gegur E q brother Of Mrs. Charles Clinton. Burke Of Pla.n- field, N, j., and Madison, Conn. He attended Taft school and was grad uated from the Sheffield Scientific school Yale university in the class Of 1914 where he was 8 member Of BeFzcjtus.
 Mr, and Mrs, segur will make their home iD Middlcbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20
Personal
Holy Cross Club Arrdnges Dance

The Waterbury Undergraduate Club of Holy Cross win hold it's an- nual summer formal dance at the Chipanee Country club in Bristol on Friday evening, June 20. Bobby Calkins and his orchestra will furn- ash the music.
 Co-chairmen William Lyons and Thomas Mc0rath have named the following committees to assist in the preparations:
 Arrangements: Joseph Daly, An- thony Culota, William Dwan, Fred storm, and John Solon. Decorations: John Connole, Francis Barxllauskas, John Nolan, Charles Largay, and JohIi Delaney. Program: Francis GiaQulnto, Edmund Daly, Robert Kenny, Joseph Summa and Paul Ly- ons, Tickets: Edward Finn, Walter Reilly, James McGrath, and Fran cis Keane. Publicity: Joseph No- Ian, Francis McGrath, Raymond Kennedy, and Ernest Duhaine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20
Mrs. Aileen Worders
 Given Testimonial

A testimonial dinner was ten. dered Mrs. Aiieen c. Worders Of North Main street last evening at the Mount Olive A. M. E, Zion church with more than 70 guests attending from this city, Hartford, New Haven, Afsoiia, New Britain, Middletowfi and Meriden.
 The dinner was sponsored by the Connecticut State Union Of Negro Women Clubs of which Mrs. Wors ders Is president Tine party was arranged prior to the National Ted- eretion meeting in Oklahoma City ct which last evenings h6nefed guest vii be connecticut's dele- gate.
 Speakers at the dinner were Rev, 9ailsmaii W. Weller pastor Of the Mount Olive A. M. D. Zion church. Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Wiggifis of Hartford, Mary r. Thompson 0f New Britain, Anna Waiiisisy 6f Middietown, Ethel Battling, pfesi- dent of the Brass City club, Sarah Reyes and Elsie Mum. Mrs. Rosa L. weller, wife of the Zion church pastor, ably Officiated as toastfliis- tfess.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20
Auffs Entertain
 Ellen Donnelly

Mrs. Matthew deary and Mrs Bernard DonneIIy were ilostesses at greenback shower at GcoViii Girls Club if1 honor Of their niece, EIIer Donnel1y, whose marriage to Henry Loughrafl will be afi event Of Sat. tirday.
 Those present were:
 Mrs. P. Cfeafl, Mrs. William O'Dea Mrs. II, J. Carroll. Mrs. Matthew Donnelly, Mrs. Henry r, Peterson Mrs. John Sullivan, Mrs, Catherine Boyian, Mrs. John Gilmore, Mrs, M Noonafi, Mrs. M. Mc1nerny, Mrs Clarence Doyle, Mrs. Thomas Fox Mrs. Peter Stack, Mrs. Katherine Golden, Mrs. Rose Degnan, Mrs John D0nnelly, Mrs. Katherine Breen, Mrs. N. Pr0novost, Mrs. ? Joyce, Mrs. c. Danailer, Mrs, ? Quinlan, Mrs. M. Martone, Mrs. M Killiafi, Mrs. M. Cronif, Mrs. J, Kel. ly.
 Mrs. Margaret Costello, Mrs Thomas Driscoll, Mrs. William C0yIt Mrs. Y. Coakley, Mrs, John Crane Mrs. Y. Porter, Mrs. Patrick Reilly Mrs. c. c. Green, Mrs. R Cfeafi Mrs. M. Luddy, Mrs. Ann Quinn Mrs. Thomas Early, Mrs, Thomas Jackson, Mrs, John Bresnahafi, Mrs Helen Kilbride, Mrs, M. LAGrand Mrs. August Boisvert, Mrs. Henry Boylar, Mrs. Matthew daiiigafl, Mrs Mary Davis. Mrs. Harry Ryan, Mrs James Carroll. Mrs. Y. ParmeIe Mrs. Roland Jaminette, Mrs, James Nolan.
 Mrs. J. Mcdrath, Mrs. Gertrude Coniar, Mrs. M. Keeiey, Mrs. Daniei Sullivan, Mrs. Waiter Cole, Mrs Patrick Dooiiii, Mrs. Keller, Mrs James Quinn, Mrs. J. Drisc6il, Mrs William Hickey, Mrs. Patrick Kier- nan, Mrs. Susie Lynch, Mrs. Mac Cannon. Mrs. c. Casey, Mrs. I'd. ward Rafferty, Mrs. william ColiHa Mrs. N. Barrett, Mrs, Margaret Pond, Mrs. Maurice Shea, Mrs. M Powers, Mrs. Joseph Rafferty, Mrs Joseph Pheiafi, Mrs. Matthew Geary
 Mrs, R. Hcaiy, Mrs, Timothy Grove, Mrs. Hannah Quinn, Mrs. P o'Dea, Mrs. John Martin. Mrs James Sullivan. Mrs, Patrick Kee. gan, Mrs. M. gcrivefi, Mrs. Y, Burns Mrs. E. St. John, Mrs, Clark, Mrs ]. Mccarthy, Mrs. Andrew Dalton Mrs. Irving Unwif, Mrs, Rita Ca- rey, Mrs. E. Kerr, Mrs. T'ang1ey, Mrs. Mary Keel6y, Mrs. M. y, Smith, Mrs. Y. S. Cruess, Mrs. Hugh Nc. Cabe, Mrs. Bernard Donnelly, Mrs. William Dunn.
 Also Misses: Susan o'Dea, Mary Carty, Mae Mailoney, Mae DWyef. Gertrude Dwyer, Mary deafy, Julia Banfiofi, Agnes Donneily, Nellie Sui- iivan, Dora 0'Roufke, Mary Neid- man. Julie Whelar, Sara Hann0n, Margaret Conaty, Laurine Hickey, Helen M. Donnelly, Anna Mcciosky, Minnie Mcfarland, CeciIe Bells.
 Loretta Dwyer, Ellen Geafy, Vir. gifiia crane, Mary B6yies, Mary Sul- ivan, Elizabeth Heffernafi, Mary o'Connor, Mary German, Juiia Piunkett, Marie D0nneily, Ann Gee naty, Margaret King, Helen D0nn6i. iy, Margaret Ferfick, Catherine 0'Connof.
 Mrs. D. j. Green, Mrs. Michael Wheian, Mrs. Eugene Donovan, Mrs. James sufF0cCa, Miss Margaret Clu- fey, Rosemary Mccarthy, Eleanor Mart0ns, Mrs, Ralph Ffedfickg0fi, Mrs. Bridget D0nnelly, Mrs. Daniel Walsh.
 Patroimafi afid Mrs. James Moore Of Shelley street celebrated theiF thifty-fifth wedding anniversary t0- day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20
Personal

Miss Airline #, Tramm, daugbtei Of Dr. aHd Mrs, C. 4, TfamtTI 0i Newton terrace, will leave for Gt0rrs college this week as a delegate tG the Congregational Youth Confer. eHce, as a representative Of tbe Second Congregational church Of tfis city,
 Morris dreeHblatt Of WaterVijje street has left for Aflfi Arb0r, Mich, where he viii attend the twenty fifth reunion Of lis class at the Ufll' veFaty Of Michigan,
 George 4, Lafl0ue, a recent grad- uate Of Niagara University has been accepted fHte the Naval Air Corps, lie will leave for Floyd Bennett Air Yield ifl two weeks, Mr, Lanoue is the sofi Of Lieut., Walter Lafl0ue Of Marion avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20
Parish SholUer For
 Phyllis Doolittle

Miss Phyllis D00IittIe who vii be. come the bride Of Eddie Nearing, June 28, Gil the lawn Of Mr, ard Mrs, william DooIIttle Of Bucks Hiji, wifi De hoflOfed at q parish shower thiS evening st tie Advent Chris. tian church 0tl Cherry street it0- fnediatety after tie eptiiIy meeting Of the Mems Fellowship,
 Alice Anderson and Ethel Strong comprise tfle arrangements commit tee for tire shower, Refreshments viii De served and aii friends are invited,
 Election Of officers viii feature the business meeting 0f tie Fellow ship ct 7;30 o'clock, Rev, Joseph r, c, Johnson, pastor Of the church, viii preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20
Annual Luncheon
 Of Trinity Alus,nae

The Waterbury Chapter Of Tr1ns ity College, Washington, D, c, vii hold it's annual luncheon tomorrow ct tte CtiFtiss House iD WO0dbury at 1,3O o'clock, Members Of OIt- Of-t0wr chapters are expected to attend,
 Mrs, Charles Mccarthy, chair man Of the arrangements commit tee, Is being assisted by Mrs, Wjl- liam GlasiIeen, and Miss Margue- rite DWyef,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20
Kathleen McGrath
 Lake Party Guest

Miss Kathleen Mcdrath was given a grocery and miscellaneous shower by Miss Anne McGrath at her home at Lake Hitchcock. During the afternoon Miss Alice Powers enter tained with vocal numbers, Pat Church Griffin with interpretations, and the hostess with diving.
 The guests included Gertrude McLarney, Marie Griffin, Eileen Morton. Anne Lynch. Kaye Phalen. Alice Powers, Pat Church Griffin Florence Rizzo, Mrs. Thomas Pur- cell, Mrs. Robert DuBois, Anne Me- Grath, Genevieve Crean and Mar Rnret Driscoll.