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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-08
IN MEMORlAM

2xs. MAntE rALMLk CHANT WHO WAb
ven loved in her community passed away
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city Ger eighteen year,. Believed mother and
wife. Left 20 msurn their less Mrs. Annie
Byrd. mother, Of Atlanta. Ca; William
=. 0rast and Mary Palmer Relatives from
evt-sf.sswn attspdipg the funeral; Detective
o ". Palmer. Of chicaee; sst. Charles Y.
Grant 81 oklahema; Mrs. Ieona Grant
Saith. Ysuusstswn. Ohio; Mrs. Louise Hen.
arieks Of Columbus. Ohio, and . host Of
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-08

William J. Neal. USO director.
Fort Riley club. Junction City.
Kans.. spent the weekend In De-
troit as the house guest OF Nathan
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Informal Entertaining
Centers Around Two
Visiting Motrons

The visit of Mrs. Leona Nelson
Browne and Mrs. Dora Jane of
Birmingham to Mrs. Tom Kell of
S. ~Paseagoula Street and other
friends here has been tie raison
d'etre for a number of informal
gathering in their honor. On Sat
urday morning Mrs. Kell enter
tanned a few friends quite infor-
mally at a soft drink party and
that afternoon she assembled a
group of card devotees for an
hour or so over the bridge tables.
On Monday, Mrs. Andrew
Brondum entertained at dinner
in their honor and on Tuesday
they and their hostess were din
ner guests of Mrs. ]. w. Morris.
Mrs. J. N. Loekard also ~enttrtain-
ed for them, the hospitality TAX
ing place at Longfellow House.
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Funeral Services
For Williom Hester
Are Held Saturday

William Henry Hester, SIS years
old. resident of Pascagoula for
a year, died at the Jackson
County Hospital after having
been i'll in the hospital for three
weeks. Funeral services were
conducted Saturday at the Fails
Funeral Home in Pascagoula by
the Rev. E. w. Ulmer, pastor of
the First Methodist Church, and
the body was sent to the former
home in Hopkinsville, KY, for
interment.
Mr.. Hester was formerly a
resident of Nashville, Tenn, and
had also been in the construc-
ton business in Hopkinsville and
Birmingham. He was employed
in the shipfitting department at
the Ingalls, shipyard until his
illness five weeks ago. He lived
at 604 10th street.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Cora T. Hester; two ssons,
Pfc. John w. Hester, Fl. Benja-
min. Harrison, Ind; and Pvt.
Thomas r. Hester, New Guinea;
two daughters, Mrs. Carl w.
Vann, and Mrs. J. v. Blevins of
Nashville; four grandchildren,
and one brother, E. H. Hester,
Louisville, Ky.
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Mrs. Wore Hostess AT
Party Honoring Mrs.
Charles Niehuss

AS a compliment to Mrs.
Charles Niehuss on the eve of her
departure for residence in Mem
phis, Mrs. Phillip Ware gath
cred a small group of the latter's
friends around her for an after
noon at bridge.
The party took place at Mrs.
Wares home on Buena Vista
which was gay with summer
flowers.
In the games Mrs. Niehuss cap
tured highest honors and receiv-
ed the prize in addition TO a
farewell gift, a linen handker-
chief from Mrs. Wart.
Mrs. B. E. Mckenzie was pre-
scented with the consolation ia
vor.
A salad course was served as
a supplement to soft drinks en-
joyed during the progress of the
games.
Those playing were Mesdames
Niehuss, Mckenzie. Baylous
Stokes, r. J. Dempster, r. M
Lucas and Charles Briggs, Sr.
and Miss Dorothy Emmit.
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Miss Frances Worden
Honors Miss Reid AT
Evening Bridge PdrtY

Miss Frances Warden honored
her house guest, Miss Frances
Reid of Jackson, Tenn. with a
bridge party at her home We'd
nesday evening.
The high score went to Miss
Julia Mae DeJean and the low
to Miss Dottie Daniel. Miss Reid
received perfume as a guest ia
vor.
Iced drinks were served dur
ing an ice course after cards
were laid aside.
Besides the foregoing, the guest
LIST included Mesdames Elchue
Denton of Tunica, Miss, M. M.
Butler, and Fred Merrell and
Misses Ellen and Adeline Dag
gett, Frances Burbank and Mar
get Burnsed.
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Rev. A. ]. Boyles To
Preach Revival AT
Big Point Church

A revival at the Big Point
Methodist church will begin Sun
day and continue through the
week with the Rev. Andrew j..
Boyles, pastor of the Dantzler
Memorial Methodist church of
Moss Point, preaching the SER
mons, the Rev. S. B. Watkins,
pastor of the Big Point church,
announced. Sunday there will
be services at IL am. and 8 pm
and during the week a special
service will be conducted at 6 p.
m. for the young people and the
regular service will be at 8 pm.
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Duke C.. Lear. Long
Time Resident OF
Poscogoulo, Dies

Duke Compton Lear, So years
old and a resident of Pascagoula
for many years, died at his home
at SOB Jackson avenue Sunday,
after an illness of about IL years.
Born in Donaldsonville, La,
Mr.. Lear first came to Pascagou-
la in 1907 but he did not remain
at that time. He returned in 1910
and made his home here for the
rest of his life. A printer by
trade, he was employed by the
Advertiser Publishing Company
where he worked until he was
stricken with paralysis. from
which he never recovered, IL
years ago.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Tuesday at 6 pm, at Fails
Funeral Home in Pascagoula by
the Rev. Frederick Resch, pastor
of st. Johns Episcopal Church,
and interment was in Greenwood
cemetery. Pallbearers we're Jim
Pelham, Ed O'Brien, c. P. Hum
phreys, John Grant, Jr., Hubert
Grant and Preston Krebs.
In addition to his widow, Mr..
Lear is survived by four daugh-
ters, Mrs. A. G.. Delmas of Kreole,
Virginia, Dorothy and Yvonne
Lear of Pascagoula; six sons,
Rumsey, Richard and Jules of
Pascagoula, Lynn of the u. S.
Army stationed in Fresno, Calf,
Melvin and Duke Lear, Jr.; six
grandchildren; and two sisters,
Mrs. d. c. Carey, Donaldson
vile, La, and Mrs. William
Brinkman, Reno, Nevada.
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ShipYord Worker.
Former Snowman.
Dies AT Hospital

Howell E. Harris, ingalls, ship
yard employee, died Saturday
night at the Jackson County hos
pital after a brief illness. He
was Sc years old and was a vet
eran of submarine warfare from
World War /. Since the ARMS
lice until coming here he had been
in the show business.
Harris came To Pascagoula two
years ago from Temple, Texas,
and was employed in the cleo
trical department. Funeral SER
vices were conducted Monday at
5 pm. with interment in Mach
pelah cemetery. He is survived
by a sister, Mrs. Lillian Vance,
in Ponca City, Okla.
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East Moss Point

Mr.. and Mrs. John O. Pagan
had their entire family together,
Tuesday, for a very long time.
Jack Sheppard. AAM, SIC, u,
S. Navy, arrived Monday from
Whibdey, Washington.
Cpl. Robert Pagan. U. S. Ma
rines, will leave for Camp Pen
dleton, Calf, Friday.
c. E. Jasper, S &c, left Tues
day for Pensacola, Fla.
Miss Ethel Davis of Brookha-
ven, Miss, is visiting her BROTH
er, Rev. Monte A. Davis and sis
ter. Mrs. Dennis Haggett of Pas
cagoula.
Mrs. Eustis Cronier was in Mo-
bile Thursday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Bardwell
have had their niece, Bernicc
Bardwell of Ponchatula, La.
spending a few weeks with them.
Miss Bardwell left for Macon,
Miss, to accompany Charles and
Phillis Bardwell home after Wis
ting Mrs. C. H. Stalings of Ma
con.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. Walter Lang
don of Jamaica. l.. l., N. ",
have named their baby George
Walter, Jr. Mrs. Langdon was
formerly Margaret White.
Mrs. Salem Labbous and chill
dren, Gloria and Salem. Jr., left
Thursday for Greenville. Miss,
where they will make their home
temporarily.
Mrs. Jessie Easley has accept
ed a job in a variety store in
town.
Mrs. R. P, Bardwell gave a sur
prise birthday party for her hus-
band Wednesday evening.
MI. and Mrs, L. L. Fulton
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c. w. Rodriguez To
Entertain AT Picnic
AT Old Fort Sunday

In honor of the rating of the
Alabama Dry Dock and Ship
building Company as third SAT-
est shipyard in the nation.
George w. Rodriguez, safety en-
gineer and statistician, will en-
terrain the safety engineers at
an all-day picnic Sunday at Old
Spanish Fort. Other guests will
be several Alabama officials and
representatives of the training,
and personnel departments.
VI. c. Stripping, safety direc-
tor and former coach at the Pas
cagoula High school, was award
ed a flag for the company at a
luncheon at Washington.
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and children visited in Grand
Bay, Ala, Monday.
Mr.. William BILLY" Spruell
was home for the weekend from
the University of Mississippi at
Oxford.
MI. and Mrs. George DeAngelo
heard from their son, Roy, car
penters mate BIC, for the first
time in quite some time. He has
changed from boat repair to am
phibious work in the South Pa
cific.
James Bennett, u. S. Navy. is
spending a 30-day leave with his
parents. James has seen action
in the South Pacific. He will &c
to Solomon, Md, when his leave
is up.
Leon Alexander of the Navy,
who has been in England, is
home on a 30-day leave with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. jim Al
exander.
Randolph Davidson, S BIC, of
San Pedro. Calf, is enjoying a
visit home with his wife and
children and other relatives. He
win return to his station Friday.
Mrs. w. Van Housen returned
home to Bayou LaBatre after
spending last week with her sis
ter, Mrs. S. P. Ferby, who ac-
companied her home for the day.
Mrs. l. L. Perkins went to Mo-
bile Tuesday for medical care,
accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Leroy Toupes.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Swami and
daughters, Gene and Martha. and
Mrs. H. A. Haynes and son.
were visitors to Dau-
phine, Ala.
Mrs. r. P. Bardwell went to
Mobile Wednesday to get her
children, Charles and Phillis, who
have been visiting in Macon,
Miss.
1t. j. H. Swami of Indepen-
dence, Kas., is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Swami.
Mrs. A. L. Wilkerson and
daughters, Blanche and Eliza
beth Ann, were business visitors
to Mobile Tuesday.
Miss LaNell Price was home
over the weekend from the Uni
versity of Mississippi at Oxford.
Mrs. Sadie Murphy and daugh-
ter Mary Louise, of Chicago,
have arrived for a visit with Mr.. !
and Mrs. William Simms.
Mrs. Richard Sudduth was an
all-day visitor in New Orleans
on Sunday.
Mrs. Bob Bates spent Tuesday
in Mobile.
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Red Cross Notes
BY MRS. RUDOLPH FRELLSEN
Volunteer Chairman of Special
Services

The Volunteer Nurses Aide
| Corps will be organized in Jack
son County this month under the
auspices of the county chapter
Of the American Red Cross. The
corps will be under the direction
Of Mrs. Henry Gautier. Register
ed nurses will teach classes in
Ocean Springs, Moss Point and
Pascagoula. The class will be in
Two units with "a hours of In
the Care of the Sick" training
and AS hours of actual expert
ence in the Jackson County hos
pital. The time and place of reg
istration will be announced in
this column.
The Home Service office in
Pascagoula is open and the hours
are from $3.50 am. to noon and
from | to 4 pm. daily except on
Saturday when the office is open
from $3.50 to noon. Mrs. Edith
Grimm is the home secretary.
The sewing and cutting room
is open at the Central school
building in Pascagoula. All sew
ing is for military personnel and
hospitals in this area under the
Craftsmanship of Mrs. ID. B. Clay
ton. Each Tuesday at 1880 pm,
sewers meet to sew and on We'd
nesday at 1870 pm. women meet
to cut. All women who have
time to give will please come to
the room on either day conven-
lent for them and give as many
hours as possible. There is a
quantity of material on hand,
two sewing MACHINES and tables
for cutting.
Miss Bessie Perry, chairman of
the Pascagoula Knitting Commit
tee of the American Red Cross,
requests all women interested in
knitting sweaters for Army and
Navy service men to come TO the
Red Cross Sewing Room in the
old Central School building on
South sPascagoula street, each
Tuesday afternoon, hours | to 5,
for instructions and wool.
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Because of the development of
scientific packaging. only about
one-tenth as much Army food
is lost out Of the average con-
signment now as at the begin
ming of the war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
CLUB NOTES
Bride Elect ShOVCer GweSt

Miss Arthemlse Lapierre, South Main street, whose marriage to Jo- seph Pierre Lafiamme, Washington street, will take place on Saturday, was honored ct q miscellaneous and currency shower at the home of her mother, Mrs. Maxlma haplerre, Mrs. Antoinette Masslcotte and Misses Maria and Tmelda Lapierre were hostesses.
 Among those attending were. Mrs. Anita Lavole, Mrs, Rita Dejardin, Mrs. Adelard Charhonneau, Mrs. Wlnifrid Dion, Mrs. Oliver Cyr, Mrs. Eugene Michaud, Mrs. Margaret Theroux, Mrs. Vallda Bard, Mrs. Joe seph Lavoie, Mrs. oswald McDuff, Mrs. Mary Beauregard, Mrs. fretta Dion, Mrs. HildA Ouellette, Mrs. ], P. Dion, Mrs. A. PomerleHu, Mrs. Marie ArsenaeAult, Mrs. Marie La. fernlere, Mrs, Joseph Dion, Mrs. Rose Graham, Mrs, Flora Cool, Mrs Anna zaza, Mrs. Rella Raymond, Mrs, Nora Kelly, Mrs. Slmone pel- letter, Mrs. Flora Massllno, and Mrs. Eelecla Clampa, Mrs. Margaret Ka- minski, Mrs. Emile Cordeau, Mrs. Blanche Lebel Mrs. Rose Snyder, Mrs. Paul Snyder, Mrs. Exlna Be- langer, Mrs. Alllest Violette, Mrs. Omer Boucher, Mrs, Joseph Pratte, Mrs. II. Depeault and Mrs. Ralph Nelson, Misses Jeanne LaVoie, Ida Charbonneau, Priscilla Cyr, Gloria Cyr, Alice Lavoie, Sally ButSavage, Allne Massicotte, Helen Abair, Anne Miket, Edythe Davis, Mary 0. OLeary, Anna Osborn, Rosanna Vellette and Dorothy Faleone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
Eleanor StNII
 To Direct Play

The Civic Theater of Waterbury has engaged Miss Eleanor stull Of Naugatuek to direct It's first pro- duetion of the season, My Sister Eileen" to Dc presented December i4 and 10 at the WpmeNs club.
 Miss stull has appeared with the Bandbox Players of New York city and he Ivoryton Players of Ivoryton, Conn, and has starred in several Civic Theater plays, including George Washington Slept Here" MT. and Mrs. North" and Village Green" She has as- sisted in dramaties at Naugatuek high school.
 Civic T'heater tFyoutS will bo held Friday and Saturday evenings at the University club rooms At The Elton,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
Youth C0nteen
 To Open Friday

The Pilgrim TeiIewShip Of the beCOnd Congregational church has completed RfTangements for the opening Of . youth cAateen Friday At 7:30 D. Syls Henry '. Llebeck, ass slgtas1t minister and director, asis nounced yesterday.
 A MIX Bar to be erected and operated by Robert YeFgor and Shirley watkins will Do c feature Of tic caateen one Of the highlights of the evening wiH Do on enteFtains Faent ct ep m.
 The canteen will Do opened to give young people place in which to spend some Of their spare time. Mi. Liebeck has announced that the merchants Of Waterbury heve coopeFated in this under taking,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
Social Notes

Miss A, Lucia Mataragzo, Kings bury street, Mrs. Joseph O. Perna. toESi and daughter, Rita, of Alma avenue, Lake Hitchcock, spent few days in New York city last week where they were registered at the Park central hotel,
 Mrs. Prank English, Wilkenda avenue, attended the annual fresh- man class tea ct Albertus MagnuS college, New Haven, Monday after. noon, Her daughter, Miss Florence English, Q member of the senior class, was chairman in charge Of the tea.
 sergt, and Mrs, John J. Osswalt, Cheshire road, announce the birth of son, John Joseph, ST., at St., Mary's hospital on Sept 24, Sergt, OssWalt is stationed at Camp Ellis, Illinois. Mrs. Osswalt iS the former Catherine Christian,
 Mrs Mary Lorenz, Pine street, Is spending the week in New York city,
 Miss Ruth A. Metz, daughter of MT. and Mrs. dustaVe W. Metz, Highland avenue, was chosen senior board member of the Student dov- Pembroke college in Brown univers Bity,
 Refreshments were served fol- lowing last nights meeting over which Mrs Charlotte steli, worthy matron, presided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

D. May. Mrs. Teresa ouezeEA a Mrs. Mary Rosa.
 Also; Mrs, Jean scully, hzrs, p Brandollnl, Mrs, Elsie Famaglinl Mrs. Josephine SoiaEretla. Mt<. Rose LACapra, Misses Mary Noss. Olga pawlowskl, Jennie TcposIe Beatrice Rosa, Adellne Rosa, Phil Trotta, Rena Sunnaa. Vivian Carr rlero, Mildred Rosa, Estelle Photoe Rose Brandollni, Jennie M. Dalola. Peggy Clllnskas, Ida Ritucul. Marie Rosa, Gladys Casagrande. Louise MarAno and Aldona MikeleonlS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
Ladies' Chorus To
 Sponsor Dance

The Concordia Ladies' Chorus will hold Q Halloween dance, the final social event of the season, Saturday at the newly decorated hall of the Concordla Singing Society on Bank street, All servicemen are invited to attend.
 Misses Frances and Cecelia Bes. senbruch are in charge of the af- fair assisted by Mrs. John Healey, Mrs. Natalie Haverset, Mrs. Gustav Kop, Mrs. Herman HenSel, Mrs. Marie Barnes Murphy, Mrs, Cert rude Hart, Miss Ursula dugliotti, William Borchardt, Alex Ddapetan, Ernest Kuhl, Ernest Mueller, Ar- thur Partridge and Lambert Bender.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04

The LadIog Aid society of 90, Johis'n Evangelical Lutheran church ! Will hold its monthly meeting to- |niehs at g o'clock at ths church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04

Main street. on Monday, octoeer
 Those present were Mrs. Ralph Rosa, Mrs. Joseph Rosa, Mrs Leon~ ard Rosa, Mrs, Leonard Carriero. Mrs. Marie M. Sumna, Mrs, Frank Rosa, Mrs, Guy Merenda, Mrs, Dam lel Rlnaldl, Mrs. Alton Kloeedans, Mrs. Charles Summa, Mrs, Jose. phlne Imbimbo, Mrs. Christine KlohedanR, Mrs. Anna Egan, Mrs, Ray Dalgle, Mrs. George Crlchton, Mrs, Peg F1tzferald, Mrs. Olive Doolan, Mrs Elizabeth Capaldo, Mrs, Mary Costelones, Mrs. Alice
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
Helen KNIhavik
 Wed Sept. 16
dualtierl Studio.

Miss Helen Ann Kulhavik, PhM2c in the WAVES, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Dominic KuihaVik. Driggs street, WateFVille, and William pe- poy, MNf2e, U. 6. N. R., son of MT. and Mrs. John Pepoy, Cleveland, Ohio, were married Saturday, Sept 10, ct 0 o'clock at St. Miehael'B church, WateFville, Rev, James J, Mccormick, pastor, officiated,
 Mrs. Josephine LuSchenat was mAtron of honor and Miss Mary Lane, PhM3e, In the WAVES, Ra. cine, Wis, served aS bridesmaid, steven Olen, MM2c, U, s, N. R., Butler, Pa, acted as best man, and ushers were John Hondriekson, MM2e, Detroit, Mich Thomas Coupe, MM2e, Boston, Mass, and Robert Hughes, MM4c, Wilkes. Barre, pa,
 The bride was gowned in white satin trimmed with lace, and c fin. Rertlp veil arranged from c crown of pearl orange blossoms. She ear- ried c prayer book, Mrs. Lusche- nat, wore Q rose scoiored satin gown, matching tiara and veil and carried a bouquet of mixed flowers, Miss Lanes gown. tiara and veil were Of aqua and she carried bouquet Of mixed flowers.
 A reception for 7S guests was held at the home of the brides ts9ter, Mrs, Philip ?. ArmbrusteT, Union City. Mrs, pepoy chose Q royal blue dress, black RccesorieS and 6 eoFs sage of roses.
 The bride wore the uniform Of the WAVES when the couple left for 6 wedding trip to Cleveland. She b stationed at tho Naval hospital, St. Aibans, N. r., and MT. Pepoy is sta. toned in New York city,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

The Tuesday evening tournament of the Cornell Bridge Club, con' ducted by Mrs. John Q, MoFiarty, GO Linden street, resulted in the f0l- lowing top scores; north and south, Mrs. Erie Caul and Mrs, Elwood Carney, i2b; Mrs. Herman Rehm and Mrs. Ruth Hurlburt, ii4 Ia; east and west, Thomas Edwards and Mrs. William Myers, Ill; George O'MeaFA and Mrs. Franklyn John son, i0B. The official standing; MT. Delley and Mir. Addueci, 438 is2; MT Edwards and Mrs. Meyers, 430 leg, Mir. O'BFien and Mrs, Nelson, 4S4 i7s2; Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. kFuse, 4io.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
HEALTH QUIZ
Do yOu havO poor dIGeStIOnl % yUu IsUI hsldachy aitsT OSllHgl % yOu got sour OT upset OasIIyi % yOu fool IlTOd--lIStIOsSi

Do you feel headachy and upset due to poorly dIgested fo0d9 To feel cheerful and happy again your food must be dIgested properly.
 Each day, Nature must produce about two plnts Of Q vital digestive juice to help digest your food. II Mature falls, your food may remain undlgested- leaving you headaehy and irritable.
 Therefore, you must lneFease the flow of thIs digestive juice, CaFteF'g Little Liver Pills Increase thls hew quickly =. often In as little as 90 minutes, And, you're on the road to feeling better.
 Don't depend on artificial aids Co eounteFAet lndlgeetIon--when CaFter's Little Liver Pills Ald digestion after Na. tuFe's own order. Take CArteF's Little Liver Pills As directed. Get them at any drugstore. Only i0I end 2bI.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
SOCIAL SITUATIONS

THE SITUATION, You are set. ting 6 luncheon table for guests,
 WRONG WAYi Put candles on the table, as well aS flowers.
 RIGHT WAYi Put flowers on the table, but no candles unless tho dining room iS basement room that must have artificial light, eveb in the daytime.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
SOCIE
NGOnsi Chapter
 CONferS Degree

The degree was conferred on Q class of candidates at the regular meeting of Naomi chapter No, 2a order of Eastern Star held last night at Temple hall,
 Plans were made for the offlcial visitation of Mrs. Jane E, Ackert of West Haven worthy grand matron of the order of Eastern Star and her associate grand officers, at tho next regular meeting on Tuesday, oct. i7. The 0bth annual meeting of Naomi chapter will Do observed nt this time. Dinner will be served at e:S0 for members and guests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
Marie c. Rosa
 Feted At ShOScer

Misses Beatrice and Adeline Rosa were hostess at Q miscellaneous and currency shower at BosOOs haI recently for Miss Maria 0, Rosa, Cooke street, who will become the bride of John Francis Kenney, East
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
Speaking Club To Hold Dinner.Me Meeting

The annual October dinner meets ing of the Waterbury Public Speak ing Club viii Do held ct the Gen. tFal Y. M o. A. next Tuesday at 6;4B ?. m. Following the banquet, President Francis Kelley will ofs fieiate at program which will in. cind0 talks by Harry ], Beardsley, Roy A. Ferris and Philip M. von Tobel. Chairman Of the program committee this year is Miss Margaret Dillon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
TEA TO BE HELD SUNDAY

Leaders and council members of tho Waterbury council, oirl Scouts, will be guests ct q ten given by the examination committee Sunday from 3 to s D. m. at the home of Mrs. Edwin c. Northrop, Middle bury. Mrs, Tennant TTlwin is gen. erai chairman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
Engagements
BERNIER.0RAvELINE

Mrs. Joseh Armour, Klngsbury street, announces the engagement oi her daughter, Miss Blanche Evelyn uraVellne, to Francis Bernler, VII. low street, son of Mfr, and Mrs, Wll- liam Bernier, Montreal, Can. The wedding will take place in January.