The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
Coddington Honored
 At Farewell Dinner
WOOdbury Road Resident Leaves Soon for Army Serv ice; Church Women Sponsoring Sale Wednesday
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  4,h. supper will bc served at five six and seven o'clock, Miss Erma Scott who Is in charge of tickets Te. ports that the tickets, which have been placed in the hands of the church school students are selling rapidly.
 Mrs B. P Hudson and Mrs. Ray mon6 Black are co-ehairmen of the supper and sale, and various chair. men and committees arc as follows Gift table, Mrs. Herbert !. Evans chairman, Mrs. E, J. Barlow, Mrs Dennett Evans. Mrs, Prank HickcoS Mrs, F. ]. Skilton, Miss Ethel Doc. little. Mrs. James Hosking; pantry self. Mrs. Arthur P Hiekcox. Mrs Fred wilcock: aprons, Mrs, Benja. min Post chairman. Mrs Jame' ChriSman, Mrs Charles Atwood grab bag tin charge of the Metho. dist Young Peoples Fellowship Carol Moore. Harriet Barlow, Jant Atwood, Margaret Black Loi. Goodwin.
 Supper committee. Mrs. Raymond Black chairman, Mrs. Dudley At, wood. Mrs. F. N Barlow. Mrs. VII. liam Lindsay, Mrs, George Moseley Mrs Edward Marti. Mrs. E, l. Parke, Mrs. Harold Seymour, Mrs Karl Winter. Mrs B. B Skilton Mrs Kenneth Peck. Mrs Dwight Goodwin, Mrs Cyrus Scott. Mrs. E M Black, Mrs. Edward Ranslow mems aides In the dining room, Ray. mond Black, Williams Hosking. Law. cncc Ganung. William GetSinger Frederick Black; dining room host. eSSeS. Mrs. Clayson ODell and Mrs William Branch.
 \ Thank You
 St Johns School Association re. ports that the rummage sale giver in Pinto1s vacant store Friday wa, very successful The association wishes to extend thanks to thI committee on arrangements and tS all those who in any way contrib. uted to the success of the affair.
 Mrs. Joseph Collins, chairman was assisted by the following com. mittee: Mrs. George Ryan, Mrs. Al. bert Nadeau, Mrs. Thomas Geoghe. gan. Mrs Harold Cleary, Mrs Irving F Campbell, Mrs Edward Canfielc and Mrs John Miller.
 Meeting Thursday
 Friendship Temple. Pythian Sis icrs. will meet or the first ano third Thursdays of each month. in- stead of on the second and fourth Tuesdays, as was the custom.
 The first meeting on this new schedule will be held in Columbia Hall on Thursdays evening, Novem- Der 5th. On last Saturday evening several members Of Friendship Temple went to New Britain where they attended the banquet given ir honor of Mrs. Lothair Fairclough the new Grand Senior. This occasion also marked the first official visita- tion of the new Grand Senior
 Those who attended from Friend ship Temple were Mrs. Wilbur Hew. itt. Mrs. Raymond Main. Mrs. liar. old Booth, Mrs. Herbert Evans. Mrs Robert Atwood and Mrs. Raymond Gillette.
 Election Tomorrow
 Tomorrow is state election. and an unusually important one because of the serious problems confronting the citizens of the United States il, critical World War.
 IL is the priyelege and the duty of those citizens to go to the polls and cast their vote for their chosen candidates.
 Voters in Watertown. the first district, will cast their ballots in the Watertown High School where polls will be open from 6 a. m. to p. m Voters in Oakville, the second dis trict will vote at All Saints Church hall from 6 a. m. to 9 p. m.
 Fuel Oil Registration
 Persons who use fuel oil or kero- sens for heating purposes or fol domestic hot water may register iol their ration cards tomorrow at tho WatertoWn High School or at tht South School, Oakyille.
 Registration will tase place from 3to 5 D. m. and from to g D. m. and applicants should obtain form OPA R-ll00 from their dealers ana make out this form as completely as possible before applying at tho schools. Directions on the form should be noted, and complied witt carefully so that time will not be losi when applicat are presented.
 Council Meeting The Council Of Catholic Womer will hold a meeting in St. Johns School hall "wednesday evening Nov 4th at 8 o'clock. Members are urged to attend.
 Personals
 Arthur Goodwin, student at tho Putnam Trade School spent the weekend at the home of his parents MT. and Mrs. Dwight Goodwin or Woodbury Road.
 David Wilson, young son Of MT and Mrs. Charles Wilson Of Newport R. I. who has been spending the past ! few weeks with his grandmother Mrs. ErWard Garfield Of Catherine ! St. returned to hls home this week end
 David was accompanied by hi grandmother, his uncle John Can 1 field and by Miss Betty Callahan oi Waterbury. all of whom spent thl weekend in Newport
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