The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-14
WATERTOWN
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Girl Scouts Enjoy
 Formal Flag Rites
Troop Sponsors Ceremony; Troop Plans Bowling
 Party; Christian Service Sale Tomorrow

Watertown, Nov. IA = Members of Troop 5, Girl Scouts, under the leadedship of Mrs. Royal N. Meyers and Mrs. E. J. Barlow, held formal flag ceremony at their meeting Monday afternoon. Mary Barton was the color bearer and members of the color guard were Octavia Smith and Betty Daley.
 Tenderfoot pins were awarded to Mrs. Royal N. Meyers who was in- vested as Scout and to Claire Pichette. The girls worked on home nursing under the direction of the leader.
 Birth Announcement MT. and Mrs. Francis J. Habelka of New York City announce the birth of a son Francis Joseph, Jr. at the Polyclinic hospital, New York on Sunday, October 29. Mrs. Habelka was the former Miss Florence Baxter of New York. MT and Mrs. John Tabelka Sr., of Greenwood street, are grandparents O1 the DaDy.
 Bowling Party Members of Troop 3, Senior Cir Scouts met in the Congregations church house Monday afternoon During the work period the girls folded BIO disposal bags and sewed on layette work which was later brought to the office of the Public Health Nursing Association for the Visiting Nurses to use in their work At the business meeting the leader requested the girls to have their or ders for stationery completed in two weeks time The next meeting ot Senior Girl Scout Troop 3, will be in the form of bowling party. Ar engagements for the alleys will be made by Patty Lewis and Ann Judd After the bowling party the girls will go to the home of Grace Peck for refreshments. The hostess will l be assisted by Alice Stafstrom Jacqueline Starry and Shirley Nose. ley,
 Phi Sigma Phi
 There will be meeting of Phi Sigma Phi in the Congregational church house Thursday afternoon at 3.
 Returns Home Miss Wilma Marshall, former French teacher at the Watertown High school, now retired who has been visiting friends in town has re- turned to her home in New Salem Mass.
 Supper And Sale The Women's Society of Christ ian Service will sponsor the annual supper and sale in the Methodist church Wednesday. The sale will start at 3 and continue through the afternoon and evening.
 Supper will be served at 5, 6 and Tickets for the o'clock serving arc sold out but, there are tickets stil available for the 5 and 2 o'clock servings. There will be some one al the church Tuesday afternoon ant Wednesday for the convenience o1 those who wish to purchase tickets before the supper. Tickets will bt sold at the door for the and o'clock servings.
 Committee members for the sale and supper have been announced as follows: sale, gift table, Mrs. Her. bert Evans, Mrs. Dennett Evans Mrs. P. J. Skilton, Mrs. Albert Cur. tiss, Mrs. James Husking, Miss Ethe Doolittle; aprons, Mrs. Benjamin J Post, Mrs. Charles Atwood, Mrs Ralph Bronson, Mrs. Cyrus Scott Mrs. E. N. Black; white elephant table; Mrs. Frank B. Hickcox, Mrs Parker Powell; pantry shelf, Mrs Arthur P. Hickcox, Mrs. Fred Will cock, Mrs. Anderson, grab bag, Mrs George Marti, Miss Martha Powell Msis Charlotte Hickcox and mem bers of the Queen Esthers.
 The supper committees include: Mrs. Raymond J. Black, Mrs. Dudley Atwood, Mrs. F. N. Barlow, Mrs. Ed. ward L. Parke, Mrs. Edwin Williams Mrs. Ernest Ring, Mrs. Arthur Beach Mrs. Dwight Goodwin, Mrs. Edward Ranslow, Mrs. Edward Marti, Mrs Kenneth Peck, Mrs. John Turner Mrs. Harold Bassford.
 Miss Erma Scott and Dennett Evans are in charge of tickets. Mrs Clayson O'Dell and Mrs. c. Ray mond Ganung are the dining room hosteSses.
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