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Err, CHARLES p. WASHINGTON
Lodge, No. Is, B. P. o. Elks.
. will convene in session of
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sorrow at 40 pm. Friday,
April q, l9i3. for the pur-
q pose of paying tribute to the
,M memory of our late brother.
" CHARLES P. FLETCHER.
y enrolled December Il. 1919;
died April : Elk services
Sa fell chan AZ Il 81 n "
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she received one from marine with
the Byrd expedition at the South
Pole.
She is survived by a daughter.
Mrs. R. D. Lawson, Quantico; two
grandsons and one sister. =;
Funeral arrangements were not
announced,
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Minister Drives Ambulance !.

The regular driver having been
drafted, the Rev. D. M. Evans, the
Baptist minister Of Ibstock, Eng
land, Is the driver of the only public
ambulance in a colliery district hav-
ing a population of $4,000. s..>
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Navy in the World War and has
been publisher of the Seattle Post
Intelligencer since 1896.
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" ~ CHARLEs cdraI2dd 5ooPr,, P Fl TLETcHER:
At the ? J. saffeIi chspel sl 475 Il st. NV NV,
at LEoNARDx i 3 x y o5ffT PfARcE Ct Exalted Ruler.
Attest. ". S. SHELBY, Secretary.
GATHER. EMMA On Thursday April
l9t3 at FreedmenS Hospoltai. EMMA
GATHER Of SOC st NV Remains rest
lnR at Frazier's funeral home, 3Sa R, 1
Notice of funeral later
GRANGER. EMMA. on THURSDAY, April
s la43 EMMA GRANGER. sister Of Hattie
Tansg1r tnars1 homs RemanS ans rhSnS at Chambers
Mass IN ST. Mary's Church. Rockville.
Md, on Saturday. April 10, at $50 a m
Interment St. Marys Church Cemetery,
Rockville, Nd,
GRIFFITH, ELIZABETH a. On Thurs
U st, AS" Sc. ELIzABETH a GRIFF1TH. iiITFrri be be-
loved wife Of Lebanon Grif1th
and friends invited, Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery II
GREENE; ,a,: ;G,,H HoHS nrrn Or WEDNESDAY. April
Greene fsthcr Of John TSS Preston' :? bernard srd
and Alice, Greene. brother of Rachael
Other relatives and friends also survive
by Malvan e. Schey
HILL. WILLIAM B. On Tuesday. April
l945, after brief illness. WILLIAM B
Hill L of 21l9 Sheridan road Sc. beloved
husband of Hattie Hill. of the late
William S. and Louisa Hill: loving brother
Of Lula Scott. Lewis S. and John II. Hill
Remains NAV be viewed at his late resi-
Gence after ) pm. Friday
Funeral from Campbell NJ. E. Church
n@npsi mcn1s BY HR'i1 Mavan 4 sehey. pm" Arrange
HOWELL, BERTHA 0. On Thursday
April s. 1913. at the residence of her
cousin, Mrs Viola H. Cook. 100 South
Hiehland st. Arline ton. Va, BERTHA O
HOWELL of Round Hill Va
Remains resting al the Ives funeral
home, "s47 Wilson blvd, Arhnston. Va,
until Saturday, April 10, at l9:t5 p m ,
thence to the NJ. E, Church, Round Hill.
Va, where funeral services will be held at
pm. 1nterment Lincoln, Va. o
lager. ANNIE KATHERINE On Thurs
DAY, April $ 1913, at her home, Fulton,
Nd. ANNIE KATHERINE tnee ConnelD,
beloved wife of Carl r. lager
Funeral from ST Pauls Lutheran
Church. Fulton Md, on Sunday. April II
at pm. Interment in adjoining GEM
etery, II
JACKSON. BENJAMIN On Wednesday.
April :. l94:i. at 1908 Vermont ave n W,
EENJAMIN JACKSON. father Of Florence
Kemp. Rebecca Matthews and Hattie Lewis.
He also is survived by four grandchildren.
one sister-in-law, three nieces and one
nephew
Remains resting at the Malvan & Schey
funeral home. N. J. ave, and ST NV.
where services will be held Saturday. April,
u. at 3:30 pm. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery.
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JAMES r. FARRELL, Ad1utant.
>TANDIRWIck,, MARY E. Suddenly,
W. N MAEy W,;n
Friends NAV call at the Lee funeral
h2WS an h st. be- snd bed Mas on s,d
vltcd. lnterment Cedar Hill iii Cemetery. meter
day. ag4 April !. la4a: Rev, JACOB STEW
ARI He Is survived by three brothers
four sisters, other relatives and friends' O.
:, Remains resting at the Malvan & Schey
where services will be held Monday April
-, at pm. Interment Woodlawn Gem
STEWART. JOHN Y. On Thursday. April
' JOIN 4 9'' sTEMAR4 fFSsafs lbes 5eovsd sh
band Of Annie LOUISE Stewart eiU1do and father fhs
of Mrs yule Ball and W, Harry Stewart.
bome rrendi may n, &c call at the Lee funeral
services will be held on Sunday April l.
at. at 80 pm. Relatives and friends in
pers please CopyD 10
stone. ARTHUR. Departed this life
ARTHUR sToNE befoycd hpsbsnd hpst of 'th ia
Stone Other relatives and friends also
Rhines & Co funeral home, 3rd and Eye
NotiCe OF 1uNcfal Iatc"
TAIMAN; ROBERT sEwELL. On Thurs
Md, RoBERT sEwELL .'S TAYMAN. A9!Nii 'n99S h9s.
band Of Rosa Lee CRAWFORD Tayman,
Church; Groom, Nd. on sunday, April sh'11 r.,
at , pm. Interment Trinity Cemetery.
upper Marlboro, Md 10
THOMSON, ALFRED R. On Wednesday.
Hospital ALFRED r THoMsoN onlfetsiIS of 4sis
Quebec st. nv, beloved husband of Marion
Ne f9mIon 7eoIm and father the of David R. and
,os,a Services at ths s: H: Hines CO; funeral
h9n hpn o at 4n pm St Services sSa n1sy
THORPE, MARY ANN. On Wednesday.
Apr = ia43 M4; M.hT e. her res1senss SM 5el 6sth
loved wife, of Mr. Alfred Thorpe. She also
is sgTyiyrd s,e5 by her nieees and nepheWs
pm. Relatives and friends are invited to to
attend lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
TRhMEnfs hnMfIaas Of A0r' PurceyiIs laf
snd sa oNne hf eenosf mo6e vs d Pd e EmeTy
tsr M Of Mr. and Ms, Edward s'"t pade' 'S0sh she
aro,,srs slso is survived BY Eve sisters seven
Remains may be viewed on Sunday. April
II, at :, r-m., until Monday April -,
o. = Ill tIe JUN l. RElIlNS q co.
funeral home, 3rd and Eye sts. sw; then
at her late residence.
Funeral Tuesday. April 13. at 1:3O
pm, from Grace NJ; E. Church.. Lincoln,
Va, Rev Jasper oficiating. Interment
Church Cemetery. 9.I1,12
WHITE, PAULINE. Departed this life
on Tuesday. April 9. 1943, at GEORGETOWN
University Hospital. after lingering ILL.,
late Julia Campbell; beloved wife of James
White and beloved mother OF William,
julia, Hattie: Pauline: cousin of Joseph
OF. Ada White, She also leaves host OF
friends: Remains will rest at her late
home, 10lS Florida ave. ne, Friday, April
Q.
Funeral Saturday. April 10. at 1:3n
pm' from Smiths funeral home. 1928
1nterment at the Lincoln Memorial Gem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
STRAND

Tonight the Strand Theater posi-. lively concludes tho engagement of Random Harvest, co-Btarrlng Ron. aid Colgnan md Academy Award winner dro0r darson. The film has played here for . rocord.breaking two.Weok run, and in view Of OIL the ether important bookings the Strand has lined up for immediate showing, it will Do absolutely impoS- sibl0 to extend the pictures run
 0pCning tomorrow At tho strand for on engagement Of three days. ls tho picture oil Waterbury has been waiting for, Dy popular re- uu0st, lwO have brought back "Boom 1'own", tho million. dollar picture with Q blliion-uollar cast. With clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Ciau. dettO Colbert and Hedy Lamar m stellar roles, "Dooni Town" aur- passes in StAr names any production y0k to como out of Hollywood.
 Tho supporting cast of the pie ture N AS distinguished As It's stars, Including such weli.knowi names as Frank Morgan, Lionel Atwiil, Chill Wills Marion Martin and Minna Qomhell, with lesser roles played by JoO Yule, Horace Murphy, Roy dordon, Richard Lane, Casey Johr- son, Baby Quintanliia Of "Forty Lit- tle Mothers" fame, George Lessey. Sara Igadep. Prank Orth, Frank Mc0lynn, ST, and Curt Bois.
 These players join hands in pre- senting q thriil-packed huinan-in. terest story which shows Gable and Tracy isl Q total of five fights, one of which is Q terrific battle between themselves, the frantic fight to blast out Q roaring oil well fire. gushers tearing upward with mighty roarS, Q spouting water geyser, Gable on Q buclklng mule, 6 dive into Q sea Of mud by Gable and Tracy to escape the bullets Of two gun fighters. Q ilaht hetWean two dance hal1 eiTlg e dramatic bold-llp Of load of oil eualpment, ip addition to comedy lsS Ak6t9an, WlllB aud Miss oomhell
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
In T'he Local TheGterS
PoLI'S

!. TO day will be your last chance to sec tho big value, double hit bill now being presented for your ea' joyment on the screen of tho pop. ular Loew Poll TheRter, If you haven't yet seen Johnny WeiSmuller In "TarxAn TriumphS" and Monty Woolley and Ida Luplno in "Lifo Begins ct Eight-Thirty", plan co soc theso hits before tho concluding pefsormaneo tonight - and remem- Dor this theater, now that tho clos. ing ban has been lifted, will Do open as usual on Tuesdays, operating ' days q week. a.
 Tomorrow the Loew Poli again scoops tho town in It's mld-week presentation of another of It's 0ireatiy entertainment program with tho presentation Of another Of it's already famous star.Spangled stage Ahows. Tor two days only, tomorrow end T'huraday, we arc presenting on our mammoth stage ln person, Q show that positively equals, and, in feet, tops the big Now York bllls' fFeadlining tho program iS Tony Pastor and hla Orchestra, tho band Of io43, which features VocAliStS Mar oia Rico, and highlightS Stubby Pastor.
 And that isn't oil by any means .-for aS Q special added attraction, thor0 b that lovely dancing dynamo of stage and screen, petite Dixie Dunbar. You have seen Dixie often In 20th Century Fox and other big company muSleais, now you have the opportunity Of meeting tho young Indy in person, 50 come on down and meet her, Then there iS Vel Irving, Q radio and screen fav- orlto, and in addition to tho above mentioned entertainers, c galaxy or other big stars,
 The stage shows will Do presented four times daily, at tho usual times of i:a0, 400, 0;30 md O;00 D. iti', 70 plan how to Do on hand.
 Tn addition to tho stage show there is . grand surrounding screen program iiOad0d by Richard Dix, Loo CarFlllo and Preston Foster, Q trio of scroendom's most popular stars, In tho first Waterbury showing of "Ainerican Empire" The screen program gets underway promptly at iS noon, with doors of the thoater opening at ii;46 Q. m. In order to accommodate tho scores of factory workers who wish to attend early and witness c complete stage and screen show and Do out of tho thoator by 2:S0 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
Irene Schnaitt
 ReceiUes Gifts

AsiAs Irene gchmllt of Norton street was entertained Sunday eve- nlng ct Q gift party given by Mra Nat Freedman and Mrs. Jerry Ru- bin.
 Among thO guests were Mrs. Helen xieln. Mrs. Hthel Blrenbaum, Mrs. Russell Gchmitt, Mrs, Paul kampner, Mrs, M. watts, Mrs. Louis pheron, Mrs. Al Mlchard, Mrs. Julie Mar auls Mrs. Edward Goldberg, Mrs. sara Frank, Mrs. Francis ooivin, Mrs. John Gchmltt, Mrs. Rose Sei- Rnl, Beverly Levine, Ruth Matgkin, Pauline Rosenberg, Ann Rosenberg, Marian Frank, Lee AbrarnSon, Alice Goldberg, Millie stern, Ann laien- nais. Madeline Watts, Priscilla 1Aunlero, and Rave ouellette.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
PIEDMONT COLLEGE PRESIDENT COMING
Mrs. Russell Pope of Oak. ville to Be Host for
 Gathering Friday

'Tn these days of crisis Christian people have but one coneern-thH freedom of mankind. There can Do no freedom or enduring peace with. out basing civilization upon Chris tan principles" declares Malcolm Boyd Dana, young President Of Piedmont college, Dem0rost, Georgia who will speak Friday afternoon March i2, In tho homo of Mrs. Russ sol Pope, Hillside avenue, oakvillo,
 A fully accredited, four-year COG educational college, Piedmont takes pride not only in lts scholastic Standards but In tho fact that lt iS Q Christian eoliege training young people to help in rebuilding the world in accordance with the prin- olplos of the Sermon on the Mount.
 Prior to becoming President Of Piedmont, Mr. Dana had broad OK. perioncO in America md Europe, He is Q graduate of Carleton College, Chicago Theological Seminary, and Hartford Seminary, with studies Abroad in 1883.
 Piedmont College, located among tho foothills of tho Blue Rld 70 Mountains, has Esen described by some as ian opportunity school for the sturdy AnglosSaxon youth Of North Georgia" Tho college focuses upon training students to Do teach. Ors, laboratory teehnlelNnS, roseareh asslstants in chemistry and biology, government employees, business men and homamaker, while at tho same time training for further education in tho profosSions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
Garden Club Aids
 War Garden Projecr

Mir, and Mrs. Clarence Bartlett entertained the Waterbury Garden club last evening ct their home on Lee street.
 Bernard A. McDonald, chairman of the warden garden project. liar- old Manning and Mrs. Merton AL Ian held q discussion on war gar- dens, and the club pledged its entire cooperation with tho cons mittee. sI
 Gerald Bowler, superintendent ul the Fulton park greenhouse, nd. dressed the gathering on the subject of Spring Fever" He described the correct soil construction foE plants and seedlings, and demons strated the method of soil selection for Q correct test at the University Of Connecticut laboratories. Mir. Bowler also noted the proper types of shrubbery and floral arrange nents for various home techitee- tural designs. Ho displayed several unusual house plants and the metf- ods of propagation through lenf and root cuttings.
 He also showed colored films of paintings and gardens at Fulton park, and the floral flag at East Mountain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
STATE

Open today as usual warmers state theater brings to Q close today "Hitler'S Children" with Bonita Granville, Tim Holt and . score of other favorltes; also "Ths Big Street" with Lucille Ball Nnd Hem " Fonda.
 Uproarlous stars to tickle your ribe-Cole Porter to tickle your earS--grand entertainment to tickle you plnkl No wonder It's ono picture in 0 hundred--it's . hundred pic. tures to shout about. "Somothing To Shout About" Is Q fast and fur. iouS fun frollc of stars, girls and delightful surprises and oponS to. morrow at the State, f .
 Set to some of tho grandest tunes you ever shuftled Q foot to and packing the added thrills ok VAude. vlllO entertainment with Q cast hoaded by Don Amoohe, Janet Blair and Jack oakle, Something to Shout About !S Q must" SO Tor everyone.
 According to Hollywood reports, the new film iB ono Of tho seasons outstanding oXtrAVaganEAB; Q more recital of It's players and credits iS sufficient proof thereof.
 Tn addition to its star trio, with Mas Blair frosh from her triuln. nhal appearance As My Sister Eileon," tho new film features WI. liam 0axton, Broadway'B king or musical comedy; Oobina Wright, Jr,, NoclAl F0glstOrlto songstrees, and HaS0i Scott, musical Idol Of New York's Safe Society and radios millions of swing fans. ....
 Not gntlsfhad with such an array of talent, tho producer obtained TOT tho new film tho diverse services or n canino comedy troup, "rhe Brick inyOrA," ono of VAudoVill0's most outs Ntanding acts; ballet star David Ll. chine, who acted As choFegraphor and dancer, and Cole Porter, who ponned tho smAsh song hts os tho picture, including: "XouI n0 90 Nioo to Come Homo to-" v Always Knew" "ffAsta Lougo," Lotus Bloorn," "something to shout About" and "Through Thick ana Thin" ,.,.
 Tho picture tells of on attractive AltOona' Pa, music hfAehor and oomposor who trlos to sell her songs on Broadway. Sps iS taken in hnna by Q press agent and an ex.vauao:. william who persuade Q theatrieal producer that her music iS just what ho ig locking for. The producer, TOT hiS part, is convinced that tho girls looks and ability aB c singer ana dancer arc for more impressive than her songs, and ho doos his best to steer her into the starring 'olo Of his production.
 Loretta Young and Brian Aherne in "A Night to Remember" VIII DO tho second hit Of tho program
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
Mildred G0Ii0d0
 Guest At Party

Mrs. Charles Oallada and Mrs. William 0'Brien entertained at the formers home on West Main street with Q Personal shower In compll- ment to Miss Mildred QalaidA oe Woodtick Rord.
 Among the guests were Mrs. Ear- " walsh, Mrs. John Mitchell, Mrs, Fred 0allada, Mrs. Mark Bohan, Mrs. Vincent Bohan, Mrs. Joseph Champagne, Mrs. Carmen Tedesco Peggy Driscoll, Mrs. Martin Bren. nan, Mrs. Lester Ahearn, Anna 0a- llada, Mary 0aliada, Mrs, Arthur Kunkle, Mrs. Francis Heffernan, Mrs. Rose Klltka, Helen Coon and Mrs. James Carroll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
-SOCLAL ACTIVITIES
Helen HeidOr1
 Wed Saturday

Holy Trinity Church, Kingston, North Carolina, was the scene of Q wedding on Saturday morning when Miss Helen Mae Heldorn,, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Heldorn og North Main street, this city, became the bride of Private clifford Sherborre, U. 8, Marine Corps, New River, North Carolina, son of Mfr. and Mrs. John Sherborne os Scranton, Pennsylvania.
 The Rev. Thomas A. williams of- flclnted at the eight o'clock cere- mony, with Miss Anna Hart of Jacksonvllhs, North Carolina, At- tending the bride, and Private Jo- seph Normahdle of New River, North Carolina, aq best man,
 The bride wore pink crepe trim med with blue, and long pink gloves, fer matching veil was shoulder length, and she carried shower bouquet of tea roses.
 The maid of honor was dressed In Q suit of tan wool, with Q matching hat, and corsRge of yellow roses,
 The couple will reside In Jackson vile, North Carolina.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
CAST REHEARSINC FOR ANNUAL REVUE
Children of St. Margaret's Parish to Present St.
 Patrick's Eve Program

Children of St. Margaret's parish will present their annual St, Pat rick's program of entertainment in st. Margaret's school next Tuesday evening, March 18th. An exception. ally interesting combination of songs, dances and instrumental speclallties has been arranged for the occasion. Last year the young. stors staged Q splendid show and delighted Q capacity audience. From oil indications the committee In charge has been decidedly success full this year in obtaining the serv. ices of several young performers Of outstanding talent,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
and oven tho sor,gs of tho mon who

and even tho songs of the mon who spud in for oil,
 And on tho same big show Is another big revival hit, "Little Nellie Kelly, starring singing Judy dAr- land who starred recently in For Nc And My Gal. With Judy in "Llttle Nellie Kelly" in an oil l'star eaSt-~juSt look -- George Murphy, Charles Winninger Douglas Mae. Phail and many others, Tho film is adapted to tho screen from tho George M. Cohan musical success,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
Program Committee

Rev. J. oliver Cronan, assistant pastor is chairman of tho general committee of arrangements, Mrs Harold Brennan is chairman Of tho program committee and Wm, Butler, chairman of tho floor committee.
 Members of the parish assisting In arrangements for tho presentation include tho following;
 Program committed: Mrs, A. F. Dedore, Mrs. William Deady, Mrs, James Coyle, Mrs, Robert Berg' Mrs. James quinn, Mrs. Michael MO. Kennn, Mrs, George Boekley, Mrs' Dennis Delaney, Mss Grace Walsh, Mrs, Thomas Y. Bane, Mrs, John Honnn, Miss Mary O'Donnell, Mrs' Leo Marshall, Mrs, John Toomoy,
 Floor committed; Michael Ryle, Joseph Conlon, Harold Brennan, Richard Baldwin, James Coylo' Thomas F. Bane, Prank T. Honloy' Frank Monaghan, Thomns Bowling, George Ryan, John Frenoy, Mert Connor,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in the Monday evening tournament under tho dirsction Of Mrs. J. 0. Moriarty included North south, Mrs. Helen Griffin, Mrs. s, Cocehiola, 90: Mrs, David 0ilyard, Mrs. Roy Wagner, e8M; eNst-west, Mrs. Thomas Pastor, Mrs, James MeKellar, oiM: Mrs, Carlton Stew nes, Mrs, Henry Lange, s3lS.
 Tho official standing; Mrs, o. Neill, Mrs. Peabody, tied with Miss Malia, Miss Langc, 292H; Mrs, CoechiolN, Mrs. Griffin. 23iis; Mrs, William Murphy, Mss Mildred Hol- land t!9d with Mrs. Florence Sul- livan, Mrs. Philip Roy, 23i.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
McM M0hon- Doubling
 Church Nuptials

Mir. and Mrs. George Bowling of Chestnut avenue announce the mar. rlage of their daughter, Helen Mary, to Joseph B, McMahon of Niagara street, which took place yesterday morning at st. Margarets church.
 The Reverend J. Oliver Cronan performed the ceremony, with Miss Vera D. McMahon, e sister of the groom, attending the bride, and George E, Bowling, Jr,, Q brother of the bride, as best man.
 A breakfast for the immediate families followed at the home Of the brides parents. Upon their return from an unannounced trip Mir. and Mrs. McMahon will reside ct 20l Grove street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
Editor To Address
 Bunker HiIl Club

Mrs. William V. Wesson of co. lumbla Boulevard will entertain the Bunker Hill Literary club on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at her home, A Board meeting will be held at 2:S0 o'clock. Miss Katherine Clay berger of New York city, associate editor of tho Women's Home Com panion, will address the members on tho "Productlon of Q Magazine"
 Mrs. Fred shattuok is In charge of the hostesses,
 Mrs. Merton B. Allan, president, will entertain Mss Clayberger Nt Q luncheon preceding the meeting,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in tho Monday afternoon tournament under the direction of Mrs. ], 0. Moriarty included: north- south, Mrs. William Petltjean, Mrs Eugene Doherty, l40; Mrs. Howard May, Mrs. W. c. Bailey, li0; east. west, Mrs. Asa York, Mrs. George Moeiior, ii0: Mrs. Joseph Reilloy, Mrs. Frank Drlscoll, i0Dh.
 The official standing: Mrs. Pct. ltjean, Mrs. DoheFty, i40; Mrs Nelson, Mrs. Cables, 402M; Mrs Bernier, Mrs. Audet, 490lb; Mrs, Connell, Mrs, Abercrombie, 404.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
Miss EraeIine Ryan
 To Wed Thi5 Month

Mir. and Mrs. Michael Ryan of South street announce the coming marriage of their daughter, Fine. Inc o, Ryan, to Corporal George McCahe, of Fort Benning, Georgia, ron ot MT. and Mrs. William Me- Cahe of Willow street,
 Tho wedding will take place on March 8 at 6 o'clock At the Church of St. Francis Xavier,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
Weddings
Hayes Annouuc Daughters Trotk

Mir. and Mrs. Franklin lI0 Bristol of this city announce .a engagement and coming mAEf|NN of their daughter, Miss Mabel MHts garet Bristol, to Robert Bryan schuster, son of Louis schuator o this city.
 The wedding will take place 1n May eighth Rt st, JohnS EpiscopA church, ~A t.t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
Personal

The Misses Anne and Lillian Grady Of Roland street have been entertaining MlSs Lillian Gallagher of Boston, James O'Connor Of West Roxbury, Mass, and Private Thom. as Connors of Camp Blandlng, Flor ida.
 MT. and Mrs. ThomNs Flanagan of Arch Street have had with them for Q few days, their son, William Flanagan of tho U, S. Coast Guard in New York,
 James J. DwyOr of Edwards street recently received his Bachelor of Chemical Engineering Degreo Nt the University Of Alabama, Ills pnr- onts, Mir. and Mrs. William L, Dwyer attended tho commencement,
 Miss Marion Keane of Cole street has been spending c few days in New York Clty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
ORT Members Meet
 At Bernsent Home

Mrs. Albert Berment of Cooke street will be hostess on Thursday afternoon at her home for Q meeting of committee members of the Wa. terbury chapter, Womens American ORT, Co complete plans for the "Old Fashions on Parade" bridge and nah jong party.
 The latter will be held Monday afternoon ct the Hotel Elton.
 Anyone wishing to attend may contact Mrs. Berment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
10 pRnun 0RANDPARENTs

Hickory, N. o. (UP)-Myrna Ger. Gertrude, born to Afr. and Mrs. William Early seitS in January, has 10 living grandparents. The HreAt.great-grandfather Is D, El- more smith of Conover, The great. grandparents are Mrs. Ellie setEer, MT. and Mrs. John K. Smith and MT. and Mrs. D. A. Yount, Of %. tnwba county. MT. end Mrs. Guy Smith of Concord are tho maternal grandparents, and MT. and Mrs. E, 0, seitS of Newton are the p9- tegnal grandfather and grand. mother.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-09
COMMUNITY GROUP
 TO HEAR REPORTS

Various reports will Do voiced at c meeting of tho Mary Abbott Com. munlty club in tho Mary Abbott school gym tonight at 0i30, Mrs, Florenc0 Carosolio will relate the st, Valentines day dance; John Folly will report tho clubs basket. ball team's dance and Louis TOdesco will talk about the war bond award All members are urged to attend, said President Vito T'rRVlSano.
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