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Smyrna times., 1941-03-06
TOWN ELECTION

The town election in the absence
of an issue was positively tame on
Monday The only episode was
the "blueing" of the air by voter
who didn't like it because one of
the three men voted for as COM
missioner wasn't taken from his
particular section of the town, and
responded to in the same kind of
exp3etives by one of the election
officers because the men elected
from there wouldn't serve.
The following is the ticket with
the vote.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Joint Party
Regales Two

conetsialation knew no limit,
when Nrs MassIs Osborne was
honofed With 4 lovely birthday par
" A. hc charming modern home.
~ Y mrs avenue. recently 1t
Tas oin' affair at witch Mrs
Osborne shared honors with her
niece Mrs. Billie Phillips
The home was a scene OF beauty.
decora'od with palms and ferns
snd aogwood blossoms made by
Mrs Osborne. which looked quite
rea rhe table was embellished
with handmade cover OF rose
t'sler covered nv large bowl OF
Ameitan Beauty roses. Gold-tip-
ped andes lighted the scene.
NJ. Osborne was attired in a
hsaaHful gown OF black chiffon
'elHti. Her corsage was OF light
PM carnations and her only or
nanfni was three-stone diamond
pin 2 glf, from her husband.
Mrs Osborne entertained her
rpfss ~ the piano with the Sc
lection Darling. I Am Growing
on which VAS dedicated to Mr..
vsnorne She also sang other num-
bsrs.
All The guests enjoyed the de-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25

lIclous repast Of homemade ice
cream. served with cherries and
pineapple.
Out-of-town guests included Mrs.
Rosa Phillips. OF Lafayette. Ala
hama: and Mrs Mary Vaughn. OF
Inkster. who presented Mrs. Os-
borne with lovely cake.
The honoree received greetings
from Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burris.
her nephew and niece IN Los Ange-
les. California. Mrs. Clinton and
several white neighbors came and
sang. Happy Birthday
Others present were Mrs. Stew
enson. Mr.. Thomas. Mrs. Simmons,
Mrs TAYLOR, Mrs. Coleman and
Mrs. Avery.
As a birthday gift. Mrs, Phillips
received from her husband q new
Mercury car.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
C. = Wth M W0116tl - IS
'Hamtramck News
By james Mlllenkeu

Greetings friends. a ltus TINE
has elapsed since we visited Hith
you through the Tribune columns
in Hamtrsmck. but here wl are
again. and with your help. We a.e
confident OF going over the TOP WITH
bang All churches, Clubs civic
organizations and individual cif'-
gems are invited 10 send news FOR
publication in this column free Of
charge. Also persons having bridge
parties. weddings and similar acti-
viiies arc invited TO lei us tell about
these things in our Ham'ramck
column. Have your news 10 on time
each week and II YOU cannot get
IL 10 the writer, kindly send y 70 The
Tribune office. 2l46 ST. Ar'oina
street Detroit. and mark s, for the
Hamtrsmck column.
The Junior choir o, s.. Peters
.AME Zion church Is giving "Hea-
ven And He'll party SATURDAY..
January Is. at 24ii McDougaii, a.
s o N. This social affair Is new
type or recreation which II taking
Metropolitan Detroit by storm. a
fine time is planned FOR those who
attend. THEY'LL have chance -
learn What heaven and he'll are on
earth Miss Emma Norwood is pre-
sidenf ~ the choir: Delphins James
vice president; and Miss Gillun. d.
rector
Little lean Colesor. o. Evelins
street who is Just SIX wears ~
age. proved herself oni'e heroine
last SATURDAY. when her home
caught on FIRE shc saved her small
baby sister from the flames
Under the leadership OF Mira.
Mary Brown. the members OF 81.
Peters SUNDAY school are planning
a biz membership financial leader
ship training drive. The drive WAS
announced January 10 az the hons
~ Mrs Brown Thomas Petty ST.
suggested that each member OF the
SUNDAY school secure bank for
soliciting Mnds from citizens ~ tho
community. Dock Kennedy suggest
cd that pupils who attend sunday
School regularly each quarter
should receive gold pins II was
also advocated bv Miss E Nckin-
ney that meetings OF teachers.
classes and Biblical groups orce
each week with some outstanding
Biblical authority as rposi speak
e- Members o. The 5 S Bosrd ave-:
Mss nelptlne lance. secretary:
Mrs. Thelma Foster. 'reas rer:
Mrs. Mary Brovn, superirtertcnf;
Mise Doris Bu' or. assistant s-tre-
tary; Miss Eleanor Peity. ithra-
riar The teachers arc James
Parker. ?. Kennedy Hiram CHv-
'ord. Thomas Petty Sr r.v
Jones. Miss Olivia Perrin. Mss
Ellen Nckernev. Mss Aims "a sv.
Niss Rose Norwood Willis Rronr.
and NJ Stevens
Mrs Hattie r Blakelv ls on 80
sick list Her marv friends hope she
may soon return home form Trinity
hosr'fal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Nurse Is
Pretty

Miss ldnnie Mason, OF 947 Theo-
dore street. became the bride Of
Arnett Hosey Kimbrough, OF Ham
tramck. Mich. Saturday, Jan. IL.
1871. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Eugene j. Richardson
in Friendship Baptist Temple, Toll
edo. Ohio.
The bride Is the daughter OF the
late Charles II. Mason, of Elcentro,
California. She has been profess
sional nurse in Alanama, Indiana
and Michigan.
The groom Is the son OF the
late Andrew Kimbrough. OF Colum-
hus. Ga. lie has been employed at
Dodge Brothers. plant for eleven
years.
The Kimbroughs are making
their home in Detroit at 2l9 Jose
phine avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Surprise Rose at
Enjoyable Birthday FeteI

Beautiful in every detail the surprise birthday
party that Mrs Alberta Christian and Miss Adde Lee Cook
Tuesday evening, January H. in honor of their
ter, Mrs. Rose Williams at her home, l943 Medbury
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25

mornag January Is, IN loiedo'
Ohio.
" option was given in their
,oror hy the brides parents, MIR.
ga Ms b. ). Glenn at their home.
'ass N,pougalb last Saturday
stately palms and lacy ferns
,e,s asrd profusely with fresh
sp,inr flowers throughout the
THE bride wore a gown cut on
.,ir, e. mes and fashioned in pale
r,n. satin Her mothers gown
Vas Hlick crepe.
Amens tie myriad friends who
.rsra5 TIE newly weds Saturday
ss-s Mrs Eta Berry, Mr. and
Nrs Andrew letter. Eva and Dick
s,m,hs tstclle Andrews. Mrs.
Il Sie .en,on. Miss Elizabeth Col
hsrr H. and Mrs. James Yancy,
.ie,sndcr Fields. Mr. and Mrs.
youfa hamilton. MIR. and Mrs.
az cummings. Mr., and Mrs. Rob
81, Moot, BRED Summers. DR.. J. A.
Noor4 81 ; r. Grigsby, Mrs. Mar
,ha Nialehrook Mrs Fanny Ham
p.or Ch3llie + Middlebrook. Mr..
and Mis- Robert Morrow and
saaztie Lester Johnson. Mrs.
larrir FalHndin. Miss Roberta
Nader 81 and Mrs. I. r. Darden.
" ana Ns. James Cobb. Mr. and
Mrs tester Jackson. Sophia Ann
waters Nrs. Thelma j. Waters.
Mrs Ctv. Boykin and son. Ulys-
ses Mrs John Whitaker. Mrs.
sylvia Tucker. Frank V. Foster.
Frreurs Flournoy. Lillian Pope.
" sra Mrs ". A Ephriam. Mr..
ard MS j W. Pleasant. Mrs. Julia
nais Mr. and Mrs Robert G. Croft.
Mrs rli7abeth Norman. Mr. and
Mrs sam Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jackson. Arnold G. Will
'sm' lanes NcClain and Mr.. and
Mrs George SlatOn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
FLOWERS For The
Well Wishers

The Eight Well wishers Social
and Art club met at the home OF
Mrs. c. T. Aikens. $3.50 Antietam
street. Election OF officers was held
Mrs. s. l.. Barnes was elected pre-
sident: Mrs. s. T. Aikens, vice
president
Mrs. Aikens served lovely re-
past on a pretty table. which was
decorated with beautiful poses,
ferns and white carnations.
The next meeting will be at 521
East Milwaukee. with Mrs. L. Aus
tin.
Mrs. ]. Aikens and Mrs. l.. Hud-
sepeth were hostesses at lovely
tea on January : at Christian CEN
ter. League Group No. g. The az
fair was we'll attended
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25

SATURDAY. night and "s'rolllnE
time" Was ENJOYED by the mem
hers and their friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Couple Wed In Toledo;
Receive Friends Later

Blush pink satin in all of its delicate spendor re-
corded the first time this year in Detroits bridal
l when Miss Rebecca Glenn became the bride of Syl-
,eser Jackson.
The handsome young couple were married Saturday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Young Ones
Shine

The Sunshine Lydians met on
the afternoon OF Jan. is with Mrs.
Lila Stewart at her Melbourne ave-
nue. home. The Sunshine group are
the juniors OF the Lydian society
and Miss Juanita Carr is president.
After the business session. the
youngsters present played games.
Mrs. Stewart then served the en-
tire group with warm refreshing
luncheon.
The next meeting will be az the
home OF Leona Bibbins, $50 Hague
avenue.
Members OF the club present at
the meeting included: Juanita
Carr, Leona Ribbons. Nellie Simms.
Naomi Simms. Jean Hill, Greta
Booker and Miss Bibbins.
Sponsors present were. Mrs. Le-
ona Carr and Pearl Roger.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Shepherd Breakfast

That mad scramble to get up so
early and think up something diff
ferent for breakfast was abandon
ed last week. when Mrs. Howard
Sheppard. OF the West side. enter
tanned a few OF her friends In her
apartment at 6006 Colfax, with a
beautiful and delicious breakfast.
Bridge and keno were played In
the day.
Among those present were: Mrs.
Eva straughn. Mrs. Thelma Stew
art. Mrs. Frances Jefferson, Mrs.
Dorothy Bayless. Mr.. Lillian Hin
ton, Mrs. Alma Mosely. Mrs. Ber-
tina Bradley and Miss Dorothy
/ Aikeus, a sister OF Mrs. Sheppard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
From Checkers
To Cocktails

The Whoopee club met at the
beautiful home OF Mrs. A. Brown,
PSI Leicester. on the evening OF
January II. Present we're: Miss E.
Davis. Miss W. Hill. Miss s. Cole
man. Miss NJ. Salters. Miss A.
Brown. Miss r. Gilbreath. Miss +.
Coleman and Miss r. Goodwin.
Following a lively discussion ses-
sion the members played bridge,
Keno and checkers.
The hostess had as her guest G..
A. Grant Cocktails and a four
course dinner were enjoyed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25

The dining room was decorated
with colorful banners. bearing the
words" Happy Birthday To You"
Games and music were features OF
the evening. Delicious refreshments
consisting OF potato salad, fried
chicken. cheese. pickle. olives. hot
rolls. cake and punch were served
nv the hostess.
Mrs. Williams received a number
OF beautiful gifts. Among the guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lockett. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Cook. Mr.. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Vacation Club

The Gardenia Vacation club met
Friday, January IL. at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. olivia Dennis. 1855
vinewood Pokeno was enjoyed and
as usual Mrs. Dennis was charm
ing hostess. The club will meet
Friday. January "a. with Mrs. Bea-
trice Foster. 627 keniIworth. Mrs
Pearl Swain is president; Mrs.
Marie jenkins, reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
A 'Strollinq'
Good Time

Jolly StrolIers Club No. ? held
their regular meeting last Monday
night. The committee on summer
vacation submitted splendid plans
for the coming summer The club
will sponsor bridge party on Feb
ruary >.
Members ~ the club are pleas
ed 10 know that Mrs. NJ. BELL and
Mr.. Miller are home from the hos
pital.
Acceptance OF two new members
10 the club closed the membership
drive for the year.
The Strollers gave a party last
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25

Mrs. Rogers Lewis. Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Cook Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mills. Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Christian. Mrs. NJ.
Pacely, Mrs. r. Yopp, Mrs. j..
Rucker. Mrs. l.. Evans. Mrs. l..
Robinson. Mrs. J. Youngblood. Mrs.
Butler. Mrs. d. Griffin. Mrs. B. Jen-
kins. Mrs. s. Reid. Mrs. Roseman.
Mrs. Page. Mr. Hawkins. Mrs. Pace
~, Mr.. Redpathe. Miss Oweda Yopp.
and Mrs. Willie NJ. Cook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-04
Columbia Heights
Citizens Indorse
Anti Campaign
Association Closes Civic
Yeor by Installing
Slate of Officers

The Columbia Heights Citizens
Association last night voted to aid
in the city's anti-noise campaign
and installed officers at It's closing
session of the season.
The association also Endorsed two
bills that would create a nine-mem-
Der recreation board and to consoli-
date Municipal! and Police Courts.
After discussing the Whitehurst
highway improvement plan, the as
ISOLATION passed a motion stating
that, due to uncertain conditions,
the organization deems it unWise to
support any proposed highway plan
financed by gasoline tax"
Staggered pay days were Endorsed.
A Columbia Heights parking plan,
urging revision of the present park
ing spaces along the sides of Four
tenth street, was introduced and
adopted.
A. P. Carly introduced a motion
stating that the association was
opposed to the proposition sub
mitted to the House that District
taxes paid by the Government be in
a lump sum.
Officers installed at the meeting
were: George H. Brown, president;
Or. A. V. Smith, first vice president;
Mrs. Ernest w. Howard, second vice
president; F. B. Hoffman, third
wee president; Walter I. SWanton.
both recording and corresponding
secretary, and Col. G. B. Young,
treasurer.
The Beard School of Music Band
played at the close Of the business
meeting and refreshments were
served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-04
Reception Set Tonight
For Rev. (. F. Campbell

A reception for members Of the
family of the Rev. DR.. Ernest F.
Campbell, new pastor Of the First
Baptist Church, Alexandria, Va, will
be held at the church after the mid
week service tonight.
Members of the new pastors fam
lily are his wife, his son Charles and
his two daughters, Elizabeth Ann
and Mary.
The program will include enter
tainment by Strickland Gilliland,
radio performer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-04
Service Orders
ARMY.

INFANTRY
ro ia soI L. Co; Thomas G. from Omaha
% Fort sam Houston Ten Tex. WEST Fo'n'
0 Borne ca "a g 10 Wei 81 pd from Camp c
,,,,- ouARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Mq p1ats L Col Dewitt T, from For.
see f. ~ For co Re Cl0ugh F. from Washington
nelson i Col. John A. from Atlanta to
Ellis MAJ; Harry v H, from Boston to
johnson, Mai. EdWard c, from Fort Sam
Lepper' Maj. Lewis GU z W. oA rom Fort Ethan
M closFett Me- f.. R ia yort t0 w Po5'
shoekley. Maj, Philip NJ. from Fort Ben.
Va sbs Dgzse MAJ FT ySt P. from Fort
Massey. Ma. CLYDE from Fort Thomas.
Ky. to Camp Bowie, Tex,
AAl'i Md MAJ 10 F F6rt peve o. from Edse
Ai Geor ere n Ms. Hush A. jrr from EoEt
oR6NA rscFe' D rs, t9 uRFnNllTaoelphia'-
Mason; Mai. Willard ], from Washington
to Hawaiian Department.
Hertsche. Capt. Joel C.. IT,, from Fort
Lewis, Wash, to Aberdeea Nd
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Harvey. Mai. John F, from Worcester.
olmstead. cap wS po1aI6 from ror, san
Martin, First 1t. Edwin s, st., from Fort
=, Sill to Fort Sam Houston.
Meis, First 1t. Emil p II, from Fort Sill
Smith. FIRST Ii. Edward w. from Fort
Theme, second 1T C rli9qs!Te NJ. from Port
Sill TO Fort Sam Houston.
Buck, Second 1t Charles H., from Fort
Sill to Fort Sam Houston.
Duncan. Second 1t. William NJ, from Fort
Sll to Fort Sam Houston
Mclean, Second 1t. James D. from Fort
. Sill to Fort Sam Houston
Fort Sill to Fort Sam Houston.
Shirk. Second 1t. John F, from Fort Sill
to Fort Sam Houston.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
Alberts- Capt. william. from Randolph
Field. Tex. to Phoenix, Arlz.
MEDICAL CORPS.
s'9Ses sap CAP Ronert G., from Cuero Tex,
NieholS First Ii. Ace E, from Randolph
ENGINEER CORPS.
Hi, Capt; Harold C, from New Orleans
DAVIDSON, Capt: Alfred H, il, from Fort
r, Knox Ky. 10 LouiSyllle, Ky. ,,,-.--
Field. Tex, to Galveston, Tex.
Nelson. 1t; Col. Fred C, from sscra-
x mseyo L. Col 70 n Hadf2 4om s sa Field
Tex. to Tucson, Ariz
Niederluecke, Capt. Walter C, from Kelly
Field, Tex, to Augusta. Ga.
Colweli. Capt. Robert H., from Kelly Field
to Augusta
Lee Capt Robert E, from Kelly Field to
Augusta
Smith Capt. Edward l., from Wash
lngton to Wright Field, ONO.
inRton to Sacramento.
Boone Second 1t. Knapp E. from Wash
ington TO OGDEN, Utah.
Borowski. Second 1t, Edmund j.. from
Washington to Sacramento
turner, Second 1t. Robert o, from
Washington TO Wright Field, Ohio.
Wollerbers. Second 1t. Richard P, from
WASHINGTON to Wright Field.
Inc following second lieutenants are re-
IeVed from duty at Kelly Field and
assigned TO the Hawaiian Department
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Big 12-ounce bottle
in Jasmin Bouquet.
June Bouquet Sweet
Spice. Rose Gerani-
UNI 3 o quet or
Natural frasrances.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
WEHRLE DIRECTS
 SINGING PROGRAM

William Wehrle directed the third annual concert of the Lyra Sing irg Society of Turnverein Vorwaerts recently at Turn Hall on North Main street.
 William Gross, president of the mems chorus, arranged the diversi- fled program, assisted by Mrs. Emil Hummell, president of the women,s chorus. Others on the arrangement committee were:
 William Lutz, Max Carnein, Her. man Mueller, Emil Niemand, AL bin Lutz, Karl Sutter, Edwin Fal- Ter, Jaco Breuer. Joseph Winter halder, Joseph Hoffman, Kirt Sel- chow. Edward Kaslofsky, Albert Mitchell and Eric and Walter Schmeer.
 The ticket committee was com poser of John zei2el, Mrs. Emil Hummel, nton Ruegg. William Boe- liSch and Robert Hoebel.
 The members of the refreshment committee were Mrs. Max Carnier, Mrs. William Lutz, Mrs. Kirt Sel- chow, Mrs, Anton Ruegg, Mrs. Karl Sutter, Mrs. Herman Mueller, Mrs. Joseph Hoffman and Miss Anna Klein.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
MISS DONAHUE
 WINS HONORS
Catholic High School Stu. dent Awarded First Hon.
 Ors in EIks' Contest

Miss Betty Donahue, a student at the Waterbury Catholic high school, took the laurels away from five other Waterbury high schools when she was awarded first prize in the essay contest sponsored by the Waterbury lodge of Elks.
 Miss Carolyn Genova was awarded second prize. She is a student of Wilby high school. The third prize was won by Raymond B. Tierney of Crosby high school.
 The subject, "What Uncle Sam Means to Me-" was the material which contestants wrote on.
 Judges on the committee consisted of John M. Brophy. principal of Driggs school, chairman: Miss Anna M. skehan, principal of Bishop school: Miss Anne E. Pagan, prin- cipal of Slocum school; and Miss Ella M. Doherty, teacher of eighth grade English at Webster school.
 The winner is the recipient of a $l0 award for the first prize. The second and third prizes carry $6 and $4 respectively.
 Besides these awards, MT. Brophy chairman, announced that @ first, second and third cash prize will be awarded in each high school that competed. The prizes will be $3, g and $l, MT. Brophy said.
 Miss Douahue, Miss Geneva and Raymond B. Tierney will have their esays submitted in a state -wide con- test sponsored by the Elks lodge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
LATE REALTY NOTES
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS


 Home Owners Loan Corp. to o. Nelson Fenn and Mary F. Duane property on Nelson avenue.
 Home Owners Loan Corp. to Mary E. L0vallO, property on Lockhart avenue.
 Waterbury Savings bank to Arr nand T. PrOrAOvOst, property on Savings street.
 Harry Kosnara, also known as Harry K,isna, to Helen Doll, prop erty on Benefit street.
 MORTGAGE RELEASES c. Nelson Fenn and Mary F. Ouane to the Home Owners Loan Corp. property on Nelson avenue, S4,30O.
 Mary E. and Joseph H. L0vall0 to the Home Owners' Lean Corp, property on Lockhart avenue, $,- 500.
 Nerve W. and Lucille M. Lali- berti to George B. COwles, prop erty on Edin street, SA,S00.
 Armand T. Pr0nov0st t0 the Waterbury Savings bank, prop erty on Savings street, $s,570. ArcangelO Tigollni to Nalia Uchnalevich. property on Bishop street. $2,S79.
 Katherine B0wes to the First Federal Savings X Lean associa- tion of Waterbury, property on south View street. $2.000.
 WARRANTY DEEDS
 FeIiy Panasci Co Filomena Di- Francesca. property on Congress avenue.
 George B. COwles to Herve w. and Lucille M. Lallbertl, property ~-. CAi-. sAaAaA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
CHURCH RECEIVES
 B NEW MEMBERS
Judith Dorian Peden Bap. tized at Easter MethO.
 dist Services
ERVlllE Correspondent--Mrs. R. W. Heni0n, Telephone 3.5462
(NEA Radiophoto)

Waterville, April l6-During the services at the Grace Methodist Church Easter Sunday, the follow ing members were received Into the church; MT. and Mrs. George Par ker, MT. and Mrs. Harry Stride, Mir. and Mrs. Harold Plumpton, Mrs. William Hornbecker, Niles R. Munson, Albert E. Sheldon, J. M. F. Johnson, Miss Edythe Hendrick- sen, Miss Ethel Stride, and Miss Edith Stride. The above were taken Into full membership and Judith Dorian, one and one-half year old infant daughter of MT. and Mrs, James Peden, was baptised.
 Two vases of flowers used on the altar Sunday were given in memory of Rev, T. H. Sawyer, by the boys of his class.
 A group rally was held last night at the Grace Methodist Church, with members of tho local society of tho Epworth league as hosts. The following members Of the society were recently elected; Dorothy Cook, president; Olive Johnson, first vice. president in charge of devotions; Ernest Caron, second vice-president, chairman of foreign missions; Jac- outline Weise, third vice.president; chairman of social service; Jack Twelves, fourth vice-president, chairman of recreation; George Kraft, treasurer, and Helen wilson, secretary.
 The Board of Review of the Wa terbury Boy Scout Council was present at the meeting of Troop No. 3i, last night at Fraternity Hall, and passed the following boys in their second class scouting; Carlton Bird, Walter Barker, and Wendell McKennerney. Those passing first class tests were: Jack Hughes, Mi- chael Killeen and William Scanlon. The member of the Board of Review passing the boys was o. o. Gulliver and Frederick Hoadley. F, Lester Platt and Clifford Northrop, of the Casper 8. Davis, American Legion Post and members of the Boy Scout troop committee, were guests at the meeting,
 Games were played during the evening, by the Scouts present who were
 Cobra Patrol--Robert Brown, Mi- chael Killeen, Jack Hughes, Ray mond Wright, Louis Williams, Nor- man Henchel and Walter Barber
 Flying Eagle Patrol - Carlton Bird, Frank Killeen, Charles Bar ker and Lloyd Wright.
 Lion Patrol - William Scanlon, John McMahon, Henry Lefevre, AL fred Sullivan and Joseph Killeen.
 Also Scoutmaster William Chris tie, Frank Ware, assistant Scout Master; Edward Franks, Junion as- sistant Scout master and Wendell McKennerney, bugler.
 The boys were reminded Of the protect they have begun of collect- ing newspapers.
 Girl Scout, Troop No. l6, Is meet ing this afternoon at 3:S0 at the home of Ruth Batchelder, on Cha pei street, under the leadership Of Mrs. Everett Cook.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
Venerable

Elected as assistant venerable was L. N. Nardelli. Other officers reelected were: Ex-venerable, Jo- seph Tata; orator, Dr. Saverio Cerullo; corresponding secretary, Joseph Fillippone; treasurer. Wil- liam Colangelo, and financial sec retary, Michael Solomita.
 Delegates who were newly appointed are: L. Lerz and M. Manfredi. Alternates are L. N. Nardelli and Gabrielle Carissimi. Trustees are Joseph Giannetti, Paul Carissimi, Anthony Gala brese, Nicola Menzilla and Joseph Solomita.
 Dr. Saverio Cerullo is lodge physician. Corvo Coriolano and Patrick Latrino form the health committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
TOantiCk Tribe

Plans of the Toantick tribe of Red Men will be made to par ticlpate in the 55th annual state convention at the Hotel Bond, Hartford, on May 10, at a special meeting tomorrow night at s o'clock at the Quaker inn. Also to be discussed at the meeting will be plans for summer and fall activities of the tribe. Refresh ments will be served at tomorrow nights meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
FratenaI NesOs
Zindah GrottO

The regular bi-monthly meeting of zindah 0rotto will be held in the Grotto rooms. Masonic Tefn- pie, tonight at 8 o'clock. Monarch Edward How'd will preside.
 Plans will be made for the "Grotto Jamboree" which will be held at Warner Brothers Strand Theater next month.
 All members are asked to at tend.