The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-18
Red Cross Sewing

Those who assisted with the Red Cross sewing assigned to St. Johns parish, at the home of Mrs. Rein hold De Witt on Nova Scotia Hill road Wednesday were: Mrs. Thomas Geoghegan, Mrs. Joseph Copes, Mrs. Catherine Burns, Mrs. Edward Ryan Mrs. George Ryan, Mrs. Edward Canheld. Mrs. Howard Humphries, Mrs. William Walton, Mrs. Willim Lindsay, Mrs. William O'Neill, Miss Mary Dewitt and Mrs. Reinhold Dewitt.
 During the all-day session the women worked on the hospital gowns, 104 of which form part of the Red Cross quota assigned to the St. Johns group.
 Marriage Announcement
 The marriage of Miss Pearl Vivien Green daughter of MT. and Mrs Carl E. Green of North street to . Charles Elihu Lyman, 3rd, son of :. Mrs. c. Elihu Lyman of Middlefeld has recently been announced by the brides parents.
 The ceremony which took place in the rectory of St. Francis church, Middletown, Saturday afternoon, September 19 at 3 o'clock was per- formed by Rev. John K. O'Connor.
 Miss Lois Green of North street, a sister of the bride, and Robert Irving Lyman, the bridegroom bro ther, were the attending couple.
 Birth Announcement
 A son was born at the Water bury hospital Thursday morning, September IT to MT. and Mrs. Ger aid Knox of Chestnut avenue.
 MT. Knox who is with the U. S.. Army, stationed at Leesville, La, joined the armed forces in May.
 Important Notice
 The Watertown Chapter, Ameri- can Red Cross is planning to pack the army and navy sweaters and helmets Friday, September 25. The Red Cross supply room in Christ church parish house will be open Thursday, September 24 from 2 un- til 3 o'clock.
 All persons having unfinished sweater or helmets must turn them them in either at the supply room or at the Red Cross office, Com 1ntInity building, Main street by September 24.
 This is most important as no more wool can be received by the local chapter until the present quota has been finished and turned into head quarters.
 Personals
 Among students who left yester- day to enter the freshman class at the University of Connecticut were Kathleen Coolidge, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Alvin Coolidge of Main street, Susan Lewis, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jeffrey Lewis of Steel Brook road and Catherine Masi daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Masi of French street.
 Miss Coolidge is graduate of Wa tertown high school, class of 194l and the other two students are graduates of the 1942 class.
 Selma Goldberg, Simmons col- lege student, who has been spend- ing 4 three weeks. vacation with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Morris Goldberg of Main street, has re- turned to the Peter Bent Brig ham hospital, Boston, where she Is studying at present.
 Miss Goldberg is planning to be- an instructor in nursing.
 Dean Coolidge. son of MT. and Mrs. Alvin Coolidge of Main street left yesterday for Clark University Worcester, Mass, where he has en. iSred the freshman class. He Is . VAlertown high school alumnus class of ie42.
 Rufh Kahn, daughter Of Mir. ane Mls. paul Rahn of Middlebury road Mlilletnt 0reason, daughter of MT H1'd Mrs. walter 0reason oE Hlllsids TpTnue. oakVllie and Ann Ecolt Snnahlor of hir. and Mrs. Aarri #e0ft of Nlllalde avenue, Oakyilla Isll yesterday for La sale Jnnloi 1A,Iaef. Auhnrndale, Maas. Al Wefl zs9nikars of thln years Graanatlni <sAas ai ihr hlgh school,
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