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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Idaho Grid Stars
AT Home in Jail

MOSCOW Ida Nov. 81. Up
University Of Idaho football players
lie a. the Latah county jail. 1t
isn, fashionable address, but it 5
free
Behind the bars are Bill Mick
len, star tuIlback, Try Konopka
tackle: Vince Henehan quarter
Jack. ano TJny !;oyacic. guard.
Eeneaen j. from Chicago and the
0.ners from Milwaukee, Wis.
Tae.s lodg.ng is the county's con-
.clbu,.o9 T. The Vandal football
tory.ass The boys earn about $50
4 month a. Jobs provided by the
UAN ersity and get q free meal a day
= lne team raining table.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
GUARD CORPORAL, 10

LONDON. Nov. 27. Forty
two years ago Frederick Cranham
went to sing on for the Boer War.
but, being too old had to serve at
home. Now Cranham, at 70, is cor
poral in the Home Guard, looking
forward to some active service
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
MOTHER DAUGHTER

COLUMBUS. O., Nov. 27. CUPp
Mrs. +. l.. Fenncr watcher four
OF her children graduate from Cap
ital University. Then she decided
to attend college herself. She and
her daughter, Jean, are enrolled in
the same classes at Capital.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
McCabe District
Connings And
Goings

On Saturday, November IS, Mr..
and Mrs. John Golf with their
family drove TO Indio where they
attended the funeral of Mrs. Gotf'S
nephew, Elmer Cary, The 19-year
old lad was killed suddenly in SER
lous traffic accident near the city.
When their car was struck by a
truck. the young man with Elmer
was badly injured but he is eX-
pected TO live.
Mrs. Harry Woodbury. wife OF the
veteran rural mail carrier, has been
visiting the Frank Millers on their
Vale Vista ranch these past three
weeks Mr.. Woodbury. expects to
drive to Vale Vista soon for his
wife as Mrs. Woodbury. is planning
TO winter in the valley here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. OSuna were
happily surprised by their daughter,
Mildred, who drove down from Riv-
arside for an overnight visit Satur-
day night, November Is. When Mil
dred returned to Riverside Sunday,
she stopped in Valley Center to
pick up her cousin, Edna Whittier,
Who is going to visit her for awhile.
When Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cousin Of
Indio were here in the valley Wis
ting and attending to various busi-
less matters on Sunday, November
IS, they we're guests of DR.. and Mrs.
K Taniguchi for breakfast. Mrs.
Taniguchis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Yukawa, enjoyed dinner
with the young couple later during
he day. The YukawaS also joined
dasako and the doctor for Thanks
giving day dinner.
The Fred Veliquettes entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simpson with
heir children, Winnie, Eddie and
Vernon Of Imperial, as we'll as Mr..
md Mrs Paul Tilton of San Diego,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Veliquette
r. for dinner on Thanksgiving.
The weekend Of November Is and
l6 found Mr.. and Mrs. M j. La
Brucherie in Los Angeles visiting
Mrs. LaBrucherie' parents, the Gill
bert Robinsons Mrs. Robinson re-
turned TO the valley with the La
Brucheries for the holiday, planning
70 remain until the following Sun
day Other Thanksgiving day din
ner guests of the LaBrucheries were
Matt'S father, J. p. LaBrucherie,
.ogether with his brother and sister
in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter La
Brucherie His mother and sister
spent their holiday visiting up the
coast.
Mr. and Mrs Wally G.. Brandt had
j. J. Siegert, Mrs. Brandt's brother
in-laW, to help them eat turkey on
Thanksgiving. Friday evening Mr..
Siegert left for his home in La
Mesa to join his wife and children
who plan TO move into a new house
soon.
Mrs. Olive Carleton and daugh-
''Ii Ilt4tIIi UIOEt W SOdu DlcBO OH
business Tuesday, November l9 They
were accompanied by Mrs. James A.
FORESTER who had a pleasant days
visit with her daughter Violet, in
the Izzarellis charming new San
Diego residence. Their neighbor,
Mrs. Elizabeth Meserol, was the
guest of the James A. Forresters at
dinner Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Upholt of
Alamo, together with their son and
in law, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
v Upholt and baby, Gretchen Laur-
inc, motored to Los Angeles on
afternoon to spend the
holidays with their daughter, Mrs.
Sproule Gerry returned to
the vale" by train late Thursday
night for business. The rest of the
party remained with Mrs. Sproule,
the former Betty Upholt, until Sun
dpV
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Notes

friend. especially to those less for
tunate than herself and her many
friends extend their sympathy to
her husband. son Ebert Lee and
daughter, Mrs. Merle HartsoCk.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

20 la SI IC ~ SPSAIN NilS 4lOlINd \ y
With MI Mahoney's parents.
Miss Dorothy Monroe who is Al
tending the University Of RedlaudS
spent the holidays with her parents.
MI and Mrs. James Monroe.
NIr. and Mrs. l. H. Gentry a."
entertaining Herschell Neumann O.
san BoyNaTdino this week
Nj and Mrs. Byron Walker ae-
'Ompanled by their children spent
Thanksgiving day in Arizona IN
he desert
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lyall and
children went to EscondidO over
;he holiday to be with MIS-. Lyall's
! parents.
Mrs. Mary Edwards was happy
his Thanksgiving to have her fam
IL with her. Enjoying the day with
/ heir mother were. Mr.. and Mrs
.. c. Foulk of Pomona, Mr.. and
. Mrs. Ernest Edwards of BurbanS
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. L, Parton and
children Robert and Grace Ellen OF
LOS Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cox had as
reek END guests Mi and Mrs. Cole
man Routt of La Jolla. Mrs. Cox
IS a sister of Mr.. Routts.
Rose Marie Zinkand and Helei
Smith spent the holidays with theil
parents III San Diego.
Miss Esther Irwin spent Thanks
living with her mother in Bell
lower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Nelson of Will
nington spent the holidays here
With Mrs. Nelson's sister, Mrs. Gler
EillingsWorth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry StandiSh ano
Miss Margaret Standish of San
Diego spent this week at the home
If Mr.. and Mrs Hobert Johnston.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

s...E sr~.1ucd hey position and mas
....e = Sa0 Diego 20 MAKE he.
....a. sac ioined It. husband. {
IS MsCU4!ouAh. The school board
s:st Fed Rhodes + San Diego
:. axe 10y place.
-.. ana A,.s. Homer W. Rock o:
..c arQntaua are visiting a; the
....-s e.. Nj and Itrs w. T. Fowler
-. ~. NJ Rock sHd Mrs. F0"-
=. ...e ag .'... and s.s.::
Il. .4 1irS : Z. B,akoncy OF
~.-.. y. >2e@; Thanksgiving Wl'h
.s...- ts..-.,.t. and family. III, anG
s... y " Sml;N anU son, DAVE.
.:.z.s .y.s he weekend at the
ma. ~: - Ms. Robert Sperry
.. =. ..6 N.> Van Anderson
O...&- d. Ic- Aaee.e& and Nj
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B.aea
NJ and AI.s. Wiley Manning
..C a. .heIe guests THANKSGIVING
III .nG 2I... Roy T Anderson OF
a..ama,a. VI. and Mrs. Raymond
Rc>e aHd Harold Hoffman. Mrs
.t0,.m~" ana son, Dick spent tbs
5ai Il l., Angeles
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.a.-..y G.HHt. Thursday having a.
ta... .&'-.s t.,M son and family
ii" 10 M. Steve Harris and INC
.s..l:,.. to. 7. Cen,ro. their daugh
- d.5 husband. }Ir. and Mrs
rol Williams anG NJ, and Mrs
Thomas 3. Hi and tWo children
! Ee.t.JWer.
t.r. md Air,. P. y. Myers ate
-....l..-. .v.n= G:nner with MI anG
M. : O Has,y IL inland.
2..~. J!n Coulter was honored
II 2 pink and blue shower Satur-
.av afternoon when a surprise party
ras gwen IN her honor at the
nome Of Mrs. Reed wilkinson. Miss
=.dna Thetford assisted as co-hos-
,s>S
Clever decorations appropriate for
The occasion We're used on the
Ie..s and dainty refreshments
.e.r served. MIS-. Coulter received
aany lovely and useful gifts.
Those invited 70 the affair were
2IesGamos Ray Wilkinson, Robert
SporyH Joe Williams. U. j. Sinclair
I. E. Sinclair. Davis Beauchamp
Franklin Garrett. Milton Carr, Roy
Kuns Earl HolInQuist. Wiley Man
ming, Jack Bryant w. c. Wilkin-
son. NJ. l. McKendry, L. L. Lyerly
y. 7. Fowler. Edward Rademacher
Frank Fleming. Allan Sorenson, Les
Rogers. Harlan Fergus Wallace
Feet Tom Crosby Ralph Butler
Earl Fleming. Jud Humphreys. Har-
CID Hoffman. j, A. Wallace, Ray
mOnG Rose. w. w. Smith. Roy
Cobb Dennis Ford Warren Brock
Clyde Powell, Z H Thetford Ralph
V'c.Een. John Augenstein, Auti Cox
a.G .he Kisses Ruth Ann Sin
c.alr ard Virginia Johnson
-" u.id Mrs. Leonard Higgins
aad a. the!r guests Thanksgiving
NJ" ara Mr.. Cecil Clouse and
CleOna. Mrs. Lulu Higgins, Mrs. Ot-
tc.cc Lamb and daughter, Sharon,
. arG Kenneth Stcedman.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
WESTM0RLAND
NEWS NOTES

Alr. and Mrs. Dan Mahoney went
to LaEerne to spend the holidays,
with Mt Mahoney'S parents.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

-. a:id Mrs. Leonard Higgins
aad a. their guests Thanksgiving
NJ" ara Mr. Cecil Clouse and
CleOna. Mrs. Lulu Higgins, Mrs. Ot-
tc.ec lamb and daughter, Sharon,
arG Kenneth Stcedman.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

Miss Dorothy Monroe who is Al
tending the University Of Redlands
spent the holidays with her parents.
Nj and Mrs. James Monroe.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

NJ" a"5 ALys Wiley Manning
..C A. .Mele guests Th2nkSgivlnE
=: .aG 2l.#. Roy 7. Anderson Of
a....ma;a. ". and Mrs, Raymond
Rc~e aHG Harold Hoffman. Mrs
E0,aMu" ana sou, Dick, spent tbs
aal L IS Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

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:a.....y GHat. Thursday having 4.
tl... .s,-'. tH,ir eoN and family
ii" .AG Mr.. Steve Harris and tWo
.5..l.ta 70. :. CeM,go. their daugh.
.' a:.5 husband. AIr. and Mrs
Icl Williams anG NJ" and Mrs
Thomas E. Hi and tWo children
i Ee.t.JWer
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

MI and Mrs. I H. Gentry arr
entertaining Herschell Neumann q.
san BcyNardlno this week
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

t.r. md Nj. P y Myers ate
-...,l.--. .y.n4 G.nner with Nj anG
M. ! O HA>,y IL inland.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
COMMUNITY NEWS
CoEip potrio News

l.. tae pass several years. last
= TX se>.1ucd her position and has
-..a = Sa0 Diego 20 MAKE ne.
....a. sac 5oined AeY husband. {.
Is MsCulouAh. The school board
a:st F.eG Rhodes 4 san Diego
=. axe 10y place.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

Is. aHa Ms. Homer w. Rock o.
lilo atQ-taua are visiting a; the
!. re g. Aiv and Ms W 7 Fowler
-. ~. NJ Rock md Mrs Fo"-
=. ...l as .'... and sls.."
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

Nj. and Mrs. Byron Walker ae-
'ompaned by their children spent
Thanksgiving day in Arizona III
he desert.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

Mr. and Mrs Frank Lyall and
children went to EscOndido over
;he holiday to be with Mrs. Lyalls
parents.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Wally G. Brandt had
j. J. Siegert, Mrs. Brandts brother
in-law, to help them eat turkey on
Thanksgiving. Friday evening Mr..
Siegert left for his home in La
Mesa to join his wife and children
who plan TO move into a new house
soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

...s.. ,v.4 he weekend At the
-. -. ~: - Ms. Robert Sperry
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-. -. Er.a P.Hrgiu2 and dauEh-
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E.aga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Dinner Cloths

cloths in soft pastel.shaded
or block plaids. Washable.
Skis. Also some 5Qx67.
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81 90

Also 900 pairs Of famous Natural
Bridge" S. Shoes and others) -
all ST..
Sale begins Monday morning
Randol phi Store at 900. Campus
Store at $50.
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Food Specials
Rsndsiph Store Only ,
GRADUATED Cane Sugar
granuiafsd cane sugar. 1N
1913. cotton sack ...


Sans Specia Coffee. Regular or Drip
Grind. Rich, Delicious Flavor. Roasted
ood Packed by Chase 8 Sanoorn-
lib. pkg &c. ...... BIB. pkg. 35e
Fresh Creamery Butter 90
score ...............l-Ib. roll 3be
Salt Pork, thin rnd, Top grade ID. &c
Sans Breakfast Bacon. s.oz. pkg. &c
* Pow. or Br'n Sugar ID. 3 pigs. zoe
c and Pure Concord Grape
Juice ................qt. bot. l9e
CompbeIIs Tomato Soup..3 cans zoe
Libby's Pine pie, No. M can, cans ,se
Wheofies or XIX Cereals :. z pkes. I9e
Ljbby's Pineapple Juice, 47-or con Csc
Crisco Or SpY. ........3.Ib can 4se
Dronedary or TosSyn Grapefruit
Juice .............. 46-oz. can lie
Gold Dust Cleanser. .......3 cans lac
Soap Chips-AII Kinds, Giant PKG, use
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The fame OF Sans sales OF shoes
has spread throughout Detroit!
Thousands of women pack our
two shoe departments every time
one of these huge sales is an
nounced.
Now comes our latest sensation!
$4,000 pairs of shoes in three
famous makes shoes that
every woman knows i. +. shoes
that are celebrated for good
quality and workmanship =.
shoes that retail the country
over for $500 to $780, at
Sans low price of S1.OO pair.
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Drug Specials

rs Seruton ............. 6sc
25c Lifebuoy Sh. Cream z for 33c
75c Thiemin Chloride Tablets
WI. B y me. zoos. -. .29e
90 Corega Powder -. Soc
zoe Black Flag Powder. ..... &c
25c tnerglne ....,.. .l3c
Csc BioIac .......r...... .I3e
SOC freeZone .............. NC
l0cc Protomine lnsuIin U40. 99c
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Boys Shorts, Suits

Washable Generously cut for
good At Smart new colors 80 AE
'urdy fabrics. sizes TO 10 In w
coup. 59c values.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Bath Towels

Perfect quality, Snowy-whIte
with colored borders. Limit
10.
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Frame your windows with the sheer,
beauty of these ruffled curtains /.
They're 81" across, full length, gener-
ously ruffled! Securely woven plump
pin or cushion dots /! Fully guaranteed
to give substantial wear or your full
price refunded $1.19 values.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Boys Polo Shirts

Large selection OF cookbook.
ing, well made polo shirts.
Favorite summer colors. Small.
medium. large. soc values
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You'll slumber in comfort meath these
deeply mapped, soft, warm blankets . they
weigh only ga lbs. come full.siEe with 81
binding! Perfect quality. firmly woven with
rich block plaid design! Rose. green, blue.
orchid and tan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
} McKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
By WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY. America's Card Authority

Personally, I have never favored artificial slam conventions. Although they are sometimes an advantage, they are used entirely too often and under the wrong circumstances.
 The ". "" slam convention Is a combination of the four-f1ve no trump and the Blackwood. A free bid of four no trump calls for va- ried responses, depending upon the agreed playing suit of the partner ship.
 When the agreed playing suit is clubs, respond as follows, using the four-1lve no trump convention:
 Without an ace, five clubs.
 With one ace ely, bid five
 odd of the suit ol the ace (hut
 if the ace is clubs, you must
 bid six clubs).
 With two aces, bid five no
 trump.
 With three aces, bid six no
 trump.
 When the agreed playing suit is diamonds, hearts or spades, respond as in the Blackwood convention = no ace, five clubs; one ace, five dia- monds, two aces, five hearts; three aces, five spades; four aces, five no trump.
 Now, in the ". v." system, if your response showed one ace and the four no trump bidder then bids five no trump, he wants definite in- formation regarding your ace, and this is the way you give 1t to him.
 If the agreed suit is diamonds, a bid of six clubs shows a minor suit ace, while bid of six diamonds shows major suit ace.
 If the agreed suit is hearts, a response of six clubs after five no trump shows the ace of clubs; six diamonds shows the ace of dia- monds; six hearts shows either the ace of hearts or the ace of spades.
 If the agreed suit is spades, the response to five no trump is six-odd of the suit of which you hold the ace.
 If you want to stop at five no trump when one or more aces have been shown, bid as follows: If the agreed suit is clubs and six clubs was not bid, bid five no trump. This does not call for a further response from your partner. If the agreed suit is diamonds, hearts of spades, bid any suit that does not make sense-in other words, bid a suit that has not been previously by the partnership. This asks partner to bid five no trump, as the original bidder cannot bid five no trump when the suit is diamonds, hearts or spades because he would be ask ing for. additional information.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27

Miss Frageau is a member of the committee which is arranging the First Anniversary Dinner of the Franciscan Mission Club. At @ meet ing of the club on Tuesday, plans were completed for the banquet to be held on December 8 at the Hotel Elton.
 Edward L. Conlan is general chair man of the affair, at which prom inent members of the clergy and laity will be speakers.
 The officers are: Joseph Sullivan, president; Edward L. Conlon, vice. president; Miss Frageau, secretary; Mrs. Sadie Bedore, treasurer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
ELeanor Lynch
 Weeds Frank May

At nine o'clock this morning, Miss Eleanor Lynch, granddaughter of Mrs. Ellen McHugh of Laurel street became the bride of Frank T. May, son of Mrs. Jane May of Oak street.
 Palms with yellow and bronze chrysanthemums were attractively arranged on the altar of the churcl, of SS. Peter and Paul for the double ring ceremony which was performed by the Reverend Michael Heating. Mrs. John May, @ sister-in- Jaw of the groom attended as matron of honor, with Joseph May as his brothers best man. During the nup- tial Mass, Joseph Lezotte played a special program of music, rendering Ave Marie" and ''Panis Angelicus." ."
 The bride wore a frock of Pea Green wool embroidered in a match ing tone. Her brown hat was trim med with velvet, and her accessories, brown. A corsage of orchids com- pleted her costume.
 With her frock of Beige wool, the matron of honor wore brown access sories, and a corSage of yellow chrysanthemums.
 A reception followed at the Cop per Kettle, Mrs. McHugh received in black crepe with black accessor- les, and @ corsage of yellow tea roses. Mrs. May wore black with ntching accessories, and 8 gar- .denia corsage.
 The couple left for an unan- nounced wedding trip, the bride travelling in beige dress with a Skunk jacket.
 Upon their return Mir. and Mrs. May will reside on Woobine street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27

Baird, Mary Gibbons, Kathleen nliie man, Patricia Healey, Msrguerlta Kennaugh, Mrs, Libby, Mrs. Steins metz, Gertrude Hickey, Anna Wheeis ahan, Mary Moore, Agnes Ryan. Ingride Rothschild, Penelope Aspins wall, Melissa Grant, Roberta Hunnwell, Margaret Coughliil, Mary Sullivan, Kathleen Bowling, Mrn. William Mulhcllan:.
 Mrs. James Lee, Mrs. Harold Cuf- ran, Mrs. IL. V. Lonergan. Mrs. M. Y. OBrien, Mrs. M. ], Dunn, Mlsa Agnes Horigan, Mrs. F. P. McEvoy. Mrs. A. F. Guilbert, Mrs. John Smith Mrs. Thomas r. Casey, Mary P. Casey, Mrs. F. J. Breheny, Mrs. P. J. Quito, Mrs. John P. Bropty, Mrs. Ida A. BirdSall, Peggy Freney, Mar~ garet Abbott, Mary Meehan, 0en- evieve Pope, Gertrude Kilmartin Mrs. William Schofield, Mary Ere ney, Marie Horrigan, Ruth Kena naugh, Mrs. John P. Barry, Eulalla Madden, Mildred Finnan, Mrs. Eds ward F. Conlan, Marion Keane, MEA Maurice Hubbard, Mrs. John Mui. len, Catherine Kilbride, Mrs. Emile Rochon, Mrs. Albert Lavigne, Mrs Armand Vanasse, Mrs. Lucien Per. reault;
 Mrs. A. Libbey, Mrs. H. Thomas Mrs, J. DePietro, Mrs. c. E. Stein. metz, Marguerite Dwyer, Gertrude Miknaitis, Mrs. Edward Glasheea Mrs. Montague Cosgriff, Mrs. vii, liam Gallagher, Margaret Riley, Mrs Thomas J. Ryan, Mrs. Edward Bob bin, Miss Margaret Mccarthy, Mar. garet Carr, Katherine Cahey, Kath. erine O'Brien, Sadie Phelan, Cath. erine Phelan, Mrs. George Grady. Mrs. Henry Carroll, Mrs. R. L. Pals atine, Mrs, Thomas I. Shea, Esther Flynn, Mrs. w. P. Wertheimer, Mrs. Edward Guilbert, Lucille Gullbert, Mrs. Henry Cook, Mrs, Charles Guil- bert, Mrs. Martin c. O'Rourke, Mrs, Justine Clarke, Mrs. Erwin Hath- away, Mrs. John Finn, Theresa Fleming, Sallie Stapleton, Katherine Mahaney, Marion Cunningham;
 Leona O'Neill, Edna Harmon. Mrs Reuter- Cameron, Mary Schmidt, Mrs. George Russell. Mrs. William Secor, Mrs. William Dunphy, Mrs Walter Monagan, Helen .Devine Ruth Mcdonnell, Catherine Brady. Edna Mcdonnell Frances Grace. Anna Finn. Agnes Skehan, Irene Spellman, Mrs. Victor Galgot, Mrs. Thomas Kaukas, Mrs. Joseph Ridley, Mrs. Asa York. Mrs. John Fogarty, Mrs. George Culhane, Madeline More ris, Marion Tyrrell, Mrs. Robert Mca Kiernan and Mrs. F. J. Porter. Mrs. Clear Golden. Mrs. John RobinEor, Mrs. Ralph Matroni, all of Cheshi-e: Mrs. Francis Lawlor, Mrs. Joseph Nerrow, Helen Sullivan, Agnes Lynch, Mrs. H. Ralph Standiford, Mrs. Fred New, Mrs. George Bolan, E. Mae Keefe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27

sang rave Marie' and s.Mother Dear, 0 Pray for Me"
 The bride, daughter of Mrs. Mer- garet Carlin, was attended by Miss Elizabeth Ann Hedderma1l as maid of honor. The bridegroom, the son of AGr. and Mrs. John A. Cluney, had as his best man Edward w. Vitkauskas.
 Escorted to the altar by her brother, John J. Hedderman, the bride wore stage coach model of ivory faille, buttoned and scalloped from the neckline to the hem. A Juliet cap Of pearls held her finger tip veil which was edged with scal- lops. She carried her grandmot prayerbook marked with pink and white cainellias.
 The Hennasopice rnoire gown of the maid of honor was fashioned with bodice having a fitted mid- riff, a scalloped neckline and long classic sleeves. The skirt was pam elled. Her Juliet cap of matching material was draped with scal- loped shoulder veil. She carried an arm bouquet of Talisman roses.
 With her gown of teal blue crepe, Mrs. Carolan, mother of the bride, wore black accessories, and an or enid corsage. Mrs. Cluney, the bridegroon's mother, was dressed in black crepe trimmed with aqua, black accessories and an orchid corsage
 When leaving for an linanonunced trip, the bride wore a frock of lemon crepe with a cocoa brown coat haV- ing 8 tuxedo front of dyed squirrel. Her hat and n1uff were of matching fur.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
Personal
Vestry Members Held Card Party

The vestry of Trinity Episcopal church last night sponsored 8 card party in the church hall. Charles kenworth, chairman, was assisted sn the arrangements by the men of the veStry.
 Among those present were: MT. and Mrs, Harry E. Dutton, Mrs. John B. Ebbs, Mrs. Edward Starr, MT, and Mrs. George Grant, MT. and Mrs. Harry Williams, Edith Dean, Elizabeth Judd, Sarah Platt, Florence Baker, MT. and Mrs. Ray- nlond Shove, Mir. end Mrs. c. Jo- sepn Smith, Mir. and Mrs. Gordon R. Whitaker, Miss Clara Wende- hack, Mrs. J. Furtwengler, Mrs. c. Q, Perry, Mrs. wendell Walden, Mrs. Charles Pettijean, Mrs. Roger Pea- body, Mrs. Joseph Crone.
 Also MT. and Mrs, Fred Wil- Hams, MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Kenworthy, Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Reynolds, Mir. and Mrs H. L. Duchesne, Ralph Keavney, Mir. and Mrs. II. A. Burdick, MT. and Mrs. L. w. Curtis, Mrs. Donald Fenn, Mrs. L. Farrell, Mrs R. A. Bon- ner, Mrs w. J. MacLean, Miss Nellie A Brown, Mrs. Howard sharp, Mrs Robert J. Rose, and Mrs. Andrew M. Larson.
 Miss Mary J. Keefe of Baldwin street has returned to her studies at Simmons college, Boston, after spending the holidays at her home.