The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-12

liam James Lonergan. son Of MT. and Mrs. Harold E. Lonergarl. 7o Elmwood avenue; Nancy Ellen Me- Kellar, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Donald McKellar, IF Greenwood street, Watertown; Barbara Jean Messenger, daughter of MT. and Mrs Ray F. Messenger Yale avenue, Middlebury; Ray Franklin Messen- ger, son of MT. and Mrs. Ray r. Messenger, Yale avenue, Middlebury Arlene Mae Moses, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Raymond Moses, 103 Mad ison street; Maureen Ida Murphy, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William A. Murphy, IA Grove street; Karin Amelia Peterson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ralph Peterson. 38 Goss street; Robert Dalton Ray, son of Robert I. Ray and the late Mrs. Ray, Cheshire Heights; Lois Anp Simpson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William N. Simpson, Jr., 65 Wilde mere avenue; Charles Richardson Smith. son of MT. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Smith, 341 Lincoln street; Car olyn Ruth Webster, daughter of
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 Wednesday, June Is, Girl Scouts of Troop will hold it's final meet ing and court of awards in the work room at 4 D. m.
 Sunday, June 20, the Masonic Or der of Waterbury will worship i'll honor of St. Johns Day. Conti- mental Lodge, No. 76, A. F. & A. M, will be the hosts.
 The next Communion Service with reception of members will be held June 27. If there are any who would like to unite with our fellow ship at that time they are asked to speak with Dr. Walker at any early date. The Standing Committee will meet next Sunday morning follow ing the service at which time the names of the prospective members will be read.
 The Church Aid will hold it's arl- nualy picnic Tuesday, June IS at the home of Mrs. Alfred A. Bald win, Country Club road. The ladies are asked to take either the Ills or the 1915 Whites Corner bus and get off at Country Club road. Din- ner will be served at one o'clock. Please bring your own silver and one article of food for the dinner.
 The total amount raised by the Women's Association by the birth day bags amounted to $1201 10. This will be divided among the follow ing projects: Miss Theresa Buck a nurse in Africa; Jimmie Cosner,i a teacher at Lincoln Academy; Girl and Boy Scout Camp Fund and the Young Peoples Summer Conference Fund.
 The following pupils and teachJ CTS were perfect in attendance foT one, two, three and four years in the Sunday School. We regret ex1 ceedingly that we have only tho first year pins to award this morn ing. The second year wreaths ana third and fourth year bars are nos available at the present time from the Pilgrim Press in Boston. If at later date we are able to procure them we will be most happy to prel sent them to the young people Whei have earned them. Senior Depart ment: First Year: Fred Arber; Sec- ond Year: Miss Hilda Camp: fourth. year, Betty Burnett, Alvin R. Dan-, lels, Joan Mary Hunter, Ann Louisd Kutz, Isobel McGuffie, John Surgl| ener, James G. Walker; Junior De-, partment: First Year, Joanne BisS set, Dalia DeVeniS, Shirley Anr.| Watkins; second year, Kennetle Delkescamp, David Hauk, Jame$| Hurlbut, Nancy Jane Main, Barbara Oviatt; third year, Audrey Frank Nancy Ker; fourth year, DonaldI ClapS, Rosetta Eyman, Carl Hardt,| Laurine Kunkel, Katherine Kurtzy| Robert Link, Miss Doris Manion.I Marion Marculynas, Betty Seymouri| Catherine Surgener, Marion Surgl| ener, Jean Walker; Primary De-. partment: First Year, Eda M. BelziI Nancy Kunkel, Robert MerchantJ| Ray F. Messenger, John Miller, FL, leda Rietdyke, Roberta Seymour,| Hazel Turner; second year, Eliza beth Kurtz, Janet Morton, Mrs. John s. Raeburn, Bruse Raeburn. Marilyn Stowe; third year, Miss In,' th1a Link, James Millar, Jennife1 Walker; fourth year, Miss Jean Ant derson, and Miss Florine Hitchcock : Kindergarten Department, Firs, Year, Pamela Senior, Ronald Seyj mour, Carolyn Wallace; second year, Harriet Kurtz.