The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-05
Catholic Women Plan
December Card Party
Mrs. Albert Oliver Chairlady; Charles Wilhelm to b
Buried in New Haven Tomorrow
WATERFOWL
Mrs Stephen Correspondent Telephone

Watertown, Nov. 5.-The Novem-
Der meeting OF the Council of Cath
ole Women was held in st. Johns
school Wednesday evening with the
president, Mrs. Albert Oliver, presid-
ing.
Plans were made for the annual
Christmas cheer card party and sale
which will be given this year We'd
nesday evening December /, and
committees were appointed as fol-
lows: General chairman, Mrs. AL
bert Oliver: tickets, Mrs. Walter
MCGOWAN, refreshments, Mrs. Ed
ward Garfield, Mrs. James Barrett,
Mrs. Daniel Farrell, Miss Antoin-
cite Hevey and Miss Marie Roberge,
floor, Mrs. George Ryan; prizes, Mrs
Reinhold Dewitt; fancy articles and
food for the sale, Mrs. Catherine
Byrnes.
During the meeting q report was
given on the Christmas gifts for
service men and women OF the par
ish and Mrs. william Hancock, chair
man Of the sick committe reported
that quite q number Of cards had
been sent to Council members who
were III. Announcement was made
that fine response had been given
to the request for contributions to
the servicemens committee.
The members voted to make O
contribution to the United Com
munity and War Funds campaign
and voted to make the usual contri-
button to the Catholic Youth Or
ganiZation for part rental Of the
room in the Community building
used by the organization for the So
cial meeteings.
Local Exhibitors
Much interest Is being aroused In
the art exhibit Of local talent now
being shown In the Watertown Ii
brary In observance Of American Art
Week.
The list OF local exhibitors to-
date includes: Miss Florence An
derson, Woodruff avenue, sculpture;
Mrs. D. G. Peck, Woodruff avenue,
pottery and doll paintings, Mrs. Da-
vid Craig, Woodruff avenue, pas
tells; Alice Lamphier Tolles, Main
street, water colors (original adap-
tations OF period ornament; Mrs.
Aida Austin, Main street, water col
ors; Robert Giordan, Oakville, one
oil painting and water colors; John
Barker, Grove Hill road, water COL
ors; Corp. Roger Milot, A. U. s..
Pythlan avenue, one oil painting
and water colors.
| Charles Wilhelm Passes
Charles Wilhelm. SO, died Thurs
day morning at the home OF his
daughter Mrs. Leslie Strubell OF
Hamilton Lane, after a short illness.
Besides his daughter, survivors in
clude: one son Charles A, Wilhelm
of Hamden, four grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
the Sydel Funeral Home, New HR-
ven, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Burial will be In Evergreen ceme-
terry, New Haven.
Birth Announcement
A son, Allan Scott, was born on
Thursday, November 4 to 1ieuten-
ant O.g) Robert Lewis Bartlett
U. s. NJ. and Mrs. Bartlett OF At
lanta, Ga.
Lieutenant Bartlett, who Is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Bartlett Of Heminway Park road.
Is stationed somewhere In the
South Pacific.
Nom Fiction Books
The following list OF non-flctlon
books recently added to the shelves
of the WATERFOWL Library have been
announced:
Give Us A Little Smile. Baby, by
Coleman; Barriers Down, by
Cooper; Took A War job, by Won
Mikes; inside The r. B. l., by Fla
herty; Dance And BE Merry, by
Bellajus; Dickens Digest, by Dick
ems; All Out Arlene, by Phillips;
Gremlins of Lieutenant Oggins, by
Shapiro; No Place Like Home, by
Nichols; China. by Hook Ying Flung;
Cape Cod Alloy, by Tarbell; Eliz-
abeth Ney, by Fortune and Burton.
Also: Roughly Speaking, by Pier
son; Burma Surgeon. by Seagrave;
Troubleshooter, by Traver; Dwelling
Place. by Winslow; Malta Spithre,
by Beurling and Roberts; End OF
The Beginning, by Churchill;
Under Cover, by Carlson; Torpedo
8, by Wolfert; German Phoenix, by
Willard; Battle Hymn of China, by
smedley; The Viking and The Red
Man, by Sherwin: Guide To The
Vital Statistics In The Church
Records OF Conn; Historical Rec
ords Survey; Origins OF The Amer
lean Revolution, by Miller.
Ali Meeting
Nancy Linsky, Ann Reinhold.