The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03

kescamp, Miss Gladys Delkescamp and Mrs. Charles Atwood.
 Art Exhibit
 American Art week is being ob. served at the WatertOwn Library with an art exhibit of local talent The exhibit which opened today anc will continue through Wednesday November 10, is being held at thC request of Mrs. Caroline Clark oI Marshall of Bedding Ridge, state chairman of the American Artist. Professional League.
 Minute Man" Flag
 The Minute Man" flag just awarded to the Watertown High school, was flown from the staff for the first time Tuesday
 Schools of Connecticut, whose pupils participated 90Go in the third War Loan campaign were awarded Minute Man" flags.
 American Education Week
 American education week will bt observed from November ' to 13 Parents day at the Watertown Higt school will be held on Wednesday November 10.
 Parents may visit class rooms from 9:30 a. III. until 12:30 noon al which time musical assembly will take place in the high school audi torium. Parents are especially in- vited to remain for the assembly.
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 A meeting of Watertown grange will be held in Masonic Temple Friday evening at 8 o'clock. The election of officers will take place at this time.
 Grangers are asked to bring tc this meting. their contributions oi home canned foods for the Shrin- CTS Veterans hospital.
 Personals
 Lester Odell of Chestnut Grove road is patient at the Waterbury hospital where he underwent ar operation Tuesday morning.
 Miss Gloria Cleveland, Candee Hill road, Miss Nancy Lynn, Straits Turnpike and Miss Helen Williams of Middlebury road, members of the local Youths Temperance council attended the Halloween barn dance given by the Waterbury Youths Temperance council, in Mill Plain Saturday evening.
 Edward Oliver of Park road and Albert PodZunas of Oakville, left Tuesday to begin their training in the U. S. Navy.
 Albert PodzunaS was a member of the present senior class at the Wa tertoWn high school and was presi- dent of the class during junior year.
 Funeral Services
 Funeral services for Charlotte Lewis Heminway, wife of Harry Hinman Heminway, who died Sun- day at her home on "The Green were held at the home Tuesday af- ternoon with Rev. Thomas s. Cline D. D., rector of Christ Episcopal church, officiating Burial was in evergreen cemetery.
 Bearers included Merit Hemin- way of Nova Scotia Hill road and Barlow Heminway of Cutler street both sons of Mrs. HeminWay; Cal endar Heminway, Stuart Heminway Willard Heminway and Hiram Maxim.
 Y. T. C. Meeting
 Miss Eileen Salisbury of Candee Hill road was hostess for the regular meeting of the Watertown Youths Temperance council at her home Monday evening, with President Clare Payne presiding. Betty Booth was in charge of the worship serv- ice.
 At the business meeting a deci- sion was made to send for leaflets entitled, Practice in Communities tion" which contains much infor- nation of value to Y. T. c. mem. bers. Announcement was made ol the executive board meeting whicf will be held at the home of Gloria Cleveland on Candee Hill road or Friday, Nov. 12, and Mrs. Danie Logue, counselor of the Watertowr Youths Temperance council extend ed an invitation to the members tt attend the supper which will bt given at her home, Friday, Nov. 19 by the Women's Christian Temper ance Union.
 During the program period. nov. ies depicting the effects of alcoho were shown. Following the meet ing refreshments were served, witt Eileen Salisbury and Clare Payne making up the refreshment com mittee.
 The next meeting of the counci will be held at the home of Betty Booth in Oakville on Monday eve ming, Nov. IS. Clare Pave will be in charge of the worship service ane Barbara Beach and will serve or the refreshment committee.
 Clarence Pierpont of Waterbury and Gloria Lawson were guests al Monday nights meeting. Others present were Nancy Lynn, Glare Payne, Betty Booth, Barbara Beach Gloria Cleveland, Helen Williams Eileen Salisbury and Mrs. Danie. Logue.
 Volunteers
 The Army Emergency Relief will receive the proceeds from the local premiere performance and all sub- sequent performances of Irving Berlins This is the Army" to be shown at the Cameo theater. Tick cts for the premiere, which will take place Tuesday evening, Nov ember 9 are on sale at the theater each evening this week, and have also been placed for sale at Byrnes' Drug store, Main street.
 Volunteers who are assisting with the sale of tickets at the Cameo theater are Mrs. John Bennett, Monday; Mrs. Harry F. Atwood Tuesday; Miss Mae Naismith Wednesday; Mrs. Dudley Atwood and Mrs. Ellery Brayton. Thursday MT. and Mrs. Robert Belfit. Friday; Mrs. Glenn Dustin, Saturday; Mrs s. J. Jones and Mrs. William D. Starr, Sunday and Mrs. John Ben
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