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APARTMENTS WANTED.

TWO GIRLS Govt employedl. desire small
phnns T%Tm aP % shsf o. T, Foek creek Pn section
EMPLOYED naval of,ieers wife. permanent
Wsshing,on resden desires
MODERN 1-bedroom apartment by settled
business 59ss 8, couple. preferably NV. BOX
sovsRSaKsr COVE mi; GIRL. 80. gentle, o. de-
sires small kitchenette apartment. or
studio room in best residential neigh
room sas uhn BSn sas sp sa 81 ,.m,
g Dm Witt Nj ossS1 SsSS5kins adults Call after
n.7a! ofcsr pssierssls hseSsa Sieins, Il
sin, sin, Massssaaehusetts. Please call RE. 1900
! As; Or 0s'is ROOM uNryRN. APT, or hous.
S2rRSIsHen S11 S9 MAXIMUM uIsent IA 1923 :.
slble Government lady; vii sublet; about
S6b Call Executive 1880. Ext. 2l1s,
REsPONsIBLE Govt orncials and wife de-
sire one-bedroom apt, furn. or unfurn..
in NV. SECTION. Rent to .S100 untur
hna. hlshed,; l. SlS5 ;s turn Best Of care, Must
FCRNisHED APT. with private bath II
g06xsFs 81 BPpRM R4HSs afT 1te it. oa. profess
sional adults in D c.: all conv.; SIS. MRS.
99HaaIRE 9HaI RE % lI09: eve, DU: 1872; 9.
d IoCNu LADIES QeSlre clean, mO0ern apt.
in Sc. (Anacostia) section: l or . bedrms >,
living rm., kitchen and bath: COW transp,
Highest references. Box 1855, Star 12s
EXECUTIVE and wife, no children or pets,
wish to Sublet Immediately to October l,
one or two bedroom furn. apt. or house.
nv. nv. Wasn or nearby Virginia. Box
WANTED TO sUBLEr furnished art9 or
small house, for summer months in ne
section. Call Union 1862. s.
YOUNG EXECUTIVE desires or room
apartment, preferably unfurnished. in
Northwest or downtown section in apart
ment bldg; must be clean and quiet will
consider subletting furnished apartme Mt
for the summer months; references will be
given, Phone National 0563. O.
DUPONT CIRCLE. employed; bu, not
kit. apt: with private bath: furn or un-
furn., Phone ME. 5000. Ext. 54. between
8 and 5. -
NAVY COMMANDER and wife no children
or pets. desire 2-bedroom apt. unfur-
nishsd' nv nv. section; ions-term lease. Co.
BkiTisH WAAs OFFICER requires turn.
apt, ! or . rms, kitchen. bath. NV sec
ton: permanent. GE 9sl9. Thurs. or
WtNTTn TT,; sysninE; BET -soaI and 10
ment In Brishtwood or Petworth sec
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HOUSES WANTEp TO RENT.

PERMANENT BUSINESSMAN Connected
with large oil company desires unfurnished
house in Northwest Washington. Arlington
or vicinity. Best references. Call Mr.. J.
@. FULLER, National 1852 or District
1904
3-BEDROOM unfurn. house or apartment
WIPE ofdcial: NV. or Maryland; year lease;
no children: pets. Wo. 1878. -
UNFURNISHED, 3-bedroom modern, de.
sired, Alexandria or Arlington; Marine on
Ger. wife. crown children; permanent; will
WANTED. . to. bedroom house, unfur-
nished; reasonable; no utilities; occupy
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR and wife want
small furnished house for ] year, NV,
will take good care of furniture and
PERMANENT RESIDENTS. . or 2 bed
rooms: nv. Arlington. Chevy Chase. sl-
venient transportstion IA, sWi3 eon
SMALL TrRNisHEp FQUsE BY semitic
couple: IN NV, preferably Bethesda. best
references. Adams O.Oo, Ext. 80l q
COurLE' no children: want S-room mod
lIansp tSn.sdn. Boz iac.s, Star
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG LADY desires nice ssle rm and
board, shower, Dupont Cir. or on D-1 bus
line: refs. Tel. AID. 1884. e.
GOVT.-EMPLOYED LADY desires a large,
comfortable furnished room and board in
ARMY OFFICER (37), stationed at Pent-
agon, is seeking a home for himself and
his. father, a retired physician (65).
the doctors health is such that he must
have room on the first floor, but only
other requirement is a congenial atmos-
Room. board and run of the yard are
desired. or will live on a modern farm.
Price not SO important as the right place.
Would hke to move in by August 1st or
before. Box 104-S. Star
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-horthso.t

55Os BLAIR RID. Me- double rooms Il
with double bed with twin beds). newly
bus.
633 c ST. N.E.-Pleasant FIRST floor, newly
papered. studio room. quiet home; EN-
ployed lady; phone; reasonable.
624 ST. N.E.-Eice room for rent. SIS
week At 33!9
NEAR 18th AND r. I. AVE. NE-Nice
airy single room, near bath, in private
home conv. transp, Hot Shoppe shop
ping center; young Jewish preferred DU
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY on frst or second trust: prompt
or D. G; property. THE AMERICAN CO..
S07 18th. Ma s032.
MONEY ON SECOND TRusT-ws will
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Nd,
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE 4 INVESTMENT CORP, 1919
sUe Gs5iSSsl noSHs ssSs Extremely low
rates. Phone MATTHEW K. STONE. EN-.
So M6ES you repasas. nss onhs loan come so to
BANK OF COMMERCE L. SAVINGS, 18th
and sts. NV. III st. At North CapitoD,
MA T011. EX 2T2S
COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on your auto, furniture or signature.
General Acceptance Corp, -5303 Baltimore
merly Southeastern Discount Of Hyattsville,
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

1 TO rs ACRES, Colesville pike near new
l ,000-acre Government project; 5 to 1P
acres Country Club district. near River r4
tended Many major Government projects
nearby. Terms to suit, FULTON r. COR
until pm Brokers' attention.
IDEAL acreage building sites. $500 to
S400 per acre; electric tel, mail delivery
Md Only miles from D. c. line. Easy
terms. Owner. Sligo 1851.
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STORES FOR RENT.
LOTS FOR SALT.

TWO LAhGE WOODED LOTS IN wood1idS
Park. Silver Spring. Md.---Price only ten
later THos. Z. JARRELIo o Co. oaor r..itors. Roiia
81 81 APsnh,iStxT Pssnfn 81 rSi National o5es;
sewer and water in: on bus line, NV Of
18TH B st W; price. zoe. YELLOTT d Co.
FOREsTvHLE, MD.-seven acres. level
groppd Tor building; city water available;
one nloek from TRANSPORTATION. Call Mr..
"1UY IN BEVERLY FARMS How"-sub-
urban lots are very popular buys at present
the serious consideration Of all who like
plenty OF space in which to create . coun-=
IIy nome when again possible. Beverly
Farms, not far from Congressional Country
Club, near Potomac, Md, has many hns
wooded building sites with 4 glorious view
ever the countrywide. Acre tracts priced at
less tnan t3En lots on terms as low as 10so
down and go per month. We will be very
glad TO take you to Beverly Farms 1t any
t.ms. aI1s Write % or call, = !; Gray; WI; 44S4.
wltn wlt3na WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

HORSE--Thoroughbre mare with papers
and pack. Call Kensington 69S-R
RIDING HORSES, saddles and brides for
sale. SH S626: losl5 Old Bladensburs
PUBLIC AUCTION beginning 4 pm. July
Gth.. at. FAIRI.AWN STABLES, 1908
Naylor I'd Sc; 20 head OF riding horses
brides, saddles, blankets. etc For further
information call Vance Hicks, WA. 2517.
SOW with 8 pigs. $50: . ewes, $40 each:
good grass cutters; young work hcrse
PIERSON. Olney, Md. Phone Ashton 1898.
FOR SALE-Good work horse or will
trade for small truck. Call Fairfax u -W-2
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ATTRACTIVE new duplex apartments:
living room and combination kitchen and
dining room downstairs. 2 bedrooms and
bath upstairs; heat, hot water and cleo
trio stoves. DERWOOD MILL, Derwood,
Md. Gaithersburg 31-J.
FURNISHED. S47 $50, r. and b., 1st a.,
pvt entrance Frgidaire; ! fare; quiet,
cool, shady: adults pref Hillside O44g-M
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HOUSES UkeuRhIsHEp.

MODERN s-ROoM Ho> 6E. large sarden,
month: July ; occupancy. OR. 2es2
GEORGEI0WN-Available July 18th, 2
houses, SlS0 and $3.50 mo. LEONARD
ANNAPOLIS BLVD, near Lanham, Md
BUNGALOW, s large rms. thoroughly mod
immediate possession; 500 mo. DUNN q
CO.. 3333 r. I. ave, Mt, Rainier, Nd
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

VALUABLE household furniture Knabe
rugs; adornments. china. glass, diamonds.
Jewelry, including 4.70-carat diamond. BY
order orsr administrator: committee. attorney
| pm: ReEular sale Furniture. 9 am
FUTURE.
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-
kNb kS61E 5AEy sE1sR RTeg s 2sh
ihsludiHg asI 45o,esrat d,amona ~ o.:
st wEseHEER's 8. SIS I ST. NV w FRI Fri.
DAY ! Pm. Regular sale furnituYe g I'm.
sL5 et & ss.s,
st. NV, = BY, virtue Of !. deed Of trust
the Hsr snd Of fGs sss pssrss &
e gd g.. g. the Of
AaiaR 'ai AND g 4DAM y
July July fs 4M'ee.' q: sloef 7'h S. s.' .ss e
Of Columbia to;wit;-Lo, 1: IN chipmsn
per plat recorded in III. once Of TIE sur
'2 ier ne o,o rs q suS.ss SSo.as. % n LS,.
:ssy' w. .ssI.s, sIs.%s 4 .sD.sss
ssisps. sa,h, 4 e,posi, f of sSso rsaa,r,s a. ,%S >,
ssss':;ns,si s;s.ns. .i:%S: sss q so,.sI:j a'':j
scpd 's 'e s,h o. .ha Rsrsh,s' s a.y. y.rT Pa. 70
sni ' s ,..s :.ss',ss ..s,.,Is .',s I. ~
s;s,sss:s !; ;s:,, 'ssl.sAss e y ys:sIs.,sx . p "a
81 sni 1sssl 81 ssaiishls- f,ssy ssrIn,I
Es.ailiASA ,
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoYylond and vipainio.

ROOM for girls; southeastern exposure;
twin beds. Beautyrest mattress; 10 min
utes Pentagon Bldg. and Navy Annex; IA
block to bus; small pvt. family. Gail
TWO COOL. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS for
men. each with private bath, in large
modern house: use of gardens, garage, sun
Geek; bus lines or car pool to 14th and
and 500. Falls Church 235O-R.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DUPONT CIRCLE double rooms; ex-
cellent meals; walking distance; reason
4sS 4th ST. s.w.-sinsle and double
rooms, So week each for room; S12 with
board. RE. O642
1918 r. l. AVE. NE.-Double room twin
beds nicely furnished, private entrance,
transportation at door, excellent meals
for two girls, $40 week each. DU
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FARM 3 GARDEN.

GARDEN TOOLS. used, in excellent con-
dition. Picks with new handles, S1.05
tccks with new handles, S1.O5; hoes with
nen handles, S1.05, Complste Garden
Shops at stores. Phone orders. Allan
tic 1900 Free delivery, Hechnger Co.
SEVERAL THOUSAND locust posts wanted
Must be over 4 inches at smallest end.
SUNSET HILLS FARM, Sunset Hills. Va.
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MoUSes poR Mle.

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y .s.ses: WI: s.sg:. :,
E'iIs iIIssss;Ss; ;S;s;S :s.sis;. rfgsal
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HOUSES FUR. OR UhFUR.

OFFERING OCCUPANCY Of fine Groom
home in Alexandria, by small Jewish fam
lily. for meals and companionship: elderly
gentleman. OK. 2491.
AVAILABLE now until Sept. 9-Attractive
6-rm. house, beautifully located; prefer
couple or couple with baby: 80 min to
Washington by auto: 500 II room may be
retained, otherwise S116 Phone SH 3162
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and SouRhaasS

ga 9Th ST. S.W., near Smithsonian-
Small room next bath, "a week Call
ME: 3525 after 5 pm.
s05 KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.-Large front
next to bath; clean. roomy. comfort bic
beds; suitable for 3; gentle home j block
car and bus terminal See after 4 o N,
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
2140 MASS. AyE.-SS~5O0; this apartment
of living ROOM dining room, bedroom, bath
cent cash. the remainder on reasonable
terms or all cash. The service charges are
cage. gage Purchaser las with viii have to % be 81 spproved U'
by the board. Phone D1. 1ol5 until m.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO. NC, Est 1857.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feeo anu poultry supplies
James Feed Store Inc. 619 x st. NV
NE 00S9
CHICKS. Rocks. New Hampshires, lie
every Thurs. Also Leghorn pullets, well
srown. J.. B. HENRY. Phone Falls
Church 134S 81
LAYING HENS 1o). l rooster. for sale.
LAYING HENS, 10 White wyandotte: :
pulets, 6 ducks, , portable henhouses,
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BOATS.

NEW THOMPSON. IA fl, trade for I6-ft.
factory boat WA. 321s.
SPECIAL-Elco Vedette. 81 -ft. cabin
cruiser. Buda dual ignition engine, 81 OOO
Dock SIS, CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB.
On display 12 to | daily
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Aprs eiiRhisuen te...

APrs. FURNISHED tcent.y.
GIRL, yolnF, to share nice apt. With an
other. Call Ii. OOt2 after pm.
FURNISHED APIS. several; l and 2
pSedrm:.; S60-Ss0 per mo. 34o1 Otis It,,
11i6 3Ist sE s.E.-In home overlookins
river; heat. light, telephone and garaGe
incl; married couple pref, no children.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
VIII take your sLTLlus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN S
MOVING & STORAGE CO. TAYLOR 2937. So
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

c0L0kED-6 large rooms, 2 baths, q extra
pes:..sies isoo R So9&2 jo&2Nos issS "a f. oe4a q .sn'
COLOEED-N.w.Sio rooms. h.-w.h. and
Sc slee.j ,a1ss aiasss yard; price, ss'o6o; terms
C0L6RkD-1300 blk. Cue st. n.w.-14-rm.
brick. 4 baths, h.-w.h.; only So 900 down;
S 70 Gi pm. DjsH8Sai sHsIiko Il REASTY ZIP CO. rn0ne
COLORED-Near End and @ sts. NV
2-story and hhished basement brick. 9
rooms 4pd bath: new hot-water furnace
An excellent rooming house. Price, $4,000
cash cash REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC, Elk.
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isai IOWA AvE.-Twin bedroom, next to
bath on 14th 81. car line. RA. 3t35.
1853 BILTMORE ST. NV. - Larse, cool
room adjoining bath. conv. transp, GEN.
III, MASS. AVE. Nw.-pouble rm.. run
INNS water, for couple with sood refer
CoIUMBIA RID. NV. Isa.-Men. SIS 50
ak ssle rms, clean cool. insulated; 10 min.
downtown on car linr hatho. Shwrs..
Chs comfortable beds hD. 1890
p7f v ST NV w-Larse bed room and
kitchen. water, lishis and gas; near bath
furnished for * 40 and $40 per week
larEe room water near bath. for In K
MAR roth and Fark I'd nv. larse
.'udio rm, pflyste hover, htsplaee;
double exposure. iar.ns aarden. Bus NJ
,gfnef IL min downtown, OF bnI~u
(. n,sndaTdt. oentleman, co. i"td, jHlo
lia visk 40 Nv Apt IS n,s,,
llsn.p sentlsm'n only. pr dnaA after
9aai csI,tsr ~, sw-rurnlshsa ,rlpl,
os,Iti..ppsiSe ~ Isl..p,. Ss T'tcs! s,..sp-k::I:.
Ms Ash Vstssw VIII root sir,.
ssF', oh, ssla
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Ksnsinston. Nd Kensinston 6ss.
owner tno agents, pieass' s0 at the the rishs @
price. AL cash. Would consider run down
PLACE. II well located as to roads, etc.
details to W. H. WILKINSON. 5soi 3rd st.
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ROOMS WANTED

ROOM, furnished, apt or Ink room
desired by employed couple in close vicinity
Of 500 block Western avenue. MI. $3.50
after pm Ss
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FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS WANTED.

ABOUT SEPT. 1st-35 miles out in Va
information call MRS. SLHER, IA. ebos.
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ROOMS UkFURNlsHEp.

COLORED-1 large room, unfurnished,
for rent to. married, religious, settled
couple: no phone. INQUIRE s15 46th st.
ne, REV. VIOLET c. TOOLE
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HOUSES foR sALt or ReNT.

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in this
arsa: 1-family detached homes on 5000
g. feet Of land or more. New. modern
Eour blocks of the District line on
Sheriff I'd. ne. rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO., 57OO Addison
chapel rd, Fairmont Heights, Md. HI
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OVSlNo4S po0V0RTY Vo0 SAla

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susUaDAN PROPERTY foR RENT.
GROOM BUNGALOW. modern Improve
ments; reasonable one block from school
Chestsrhrook. va. Fairfax County. neat
Old DQminlQn ariys,
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ROOMS FURh. & uNEuRh.

COLORED-Nice rooms with use OF kitch-
en-. home privils., children permitted in
some places. also rooms in ne. section,
also semlshare apt: references required
Call at 1875 Irving st. ne. 10 to IL noon.
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COAL. WOOD FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURhIshEp-Northwes,.

ANDIRONS. fire tools. screens and all Ere
place goods. repaired and reinished D. L.
CROMWELL. 123 18th st. NV. Me. 1874.
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AT COLEsvILLE HEiGHTs-A6out 8
acres: stream water, complete set farm
lire to 3. C C; viii viii price low; ,erms % " 4
desired. .. T.. HICKMAN. p. O. Box 1s6.
silver Spring. Nd
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porches: excellent condition: vacant: i'm
& fssn 81 ,assss''0n
oil heat; moderate down payment. bsianc,
like rent. FULTON R, GORDON; owner
l42I nI2S Eye t.I,,an St; M d. $780, until pm
aLI.sTosE IG.siT 'fae'Sh ho%E. sls7so. 4 bedrooms
2 tile baths; Bethesda. Md; beautifa
ton 0 arse Sna room ssons repfsee
beam ceilings den. dining room, de lux
kitchen s;;f recreation room: stone hreplsee
%s Sssb; sr, pssSsIfla M trees. LESLIE D
MASS; AVE. HEIGHTs, Just OF the avenue
room dining ROOM room. f'e library and nd kitchen '
2 baths End f.: inishe ed attic, maids room
tar blinds both floors; a.eaT dstsehs.
s1 MT %hss osTe9nts s,s A sls q Ssa %
CHEVY CHASE, p. C.-SIa,7bo. . sub
appeal to a family with children: tn
only l. block away. TRANSPORTATION withir
rooms throushout are brisht and comfort
lavatory and kitchen: bedrms and bati
on End moor. stairway to large unfnishet
shsde trees G neh nice rson S
oR csle terms ribs Tbs evening" ss NJ condlt mi
MASS. AVE HEiGHTs-A detached bricl
center-han home, 4 bedrooms, 2 bath
second hoor; rooms enc bath 3rd floor
room. library and kitchen; 2-car garage
excellent lot. garden, The location Is mos
desirable, close proximity public, parochia
and Cathedral schools and several en-
leaving city. will consider reasonable offer
Shown BY appt,: this evening call Mr.
Strsub. OR 2844. THO9. J. FISHER A
co, NC. Exclusive. 13s 18th st.. DI. $500
READY TO usE-An excellent brick g-stor!
home Of 3 bedrooms and bath near Mrs
KS TaYern In Silver sprine handy TO bu
and schools, but sway from fast trsme
ips'h;Ek ST. ''s sss zee: ;:s. ~ 1870 1870
s.rm, knsiish stone and briet With 2 Are
I;;ii ss;s.lsS Il. v ,];;s': X: ~. 'x%ll't!a
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-23
Club Activities

The young people of Platts Mills Community club will sponsor a va- riety show Saturday evening, May 27, at 8 o'clock at the clubhouse. Refreshments will be served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-23
SOCIETY
Sorority HOnOrS
 TzCO Members

The Sempre Amicl sorority hon. ored two of It's members, Miss Gloria Membrino and Miss Eleanore Ver- rastro, recently at a double surprise birthday party. The party was held at the home'of Miss Mary Nardozza of Howard street.
 Among those attending were Misses Mary Nardozza, Marie Mar tinelli, Eve Cancellara, Olga Rich ardelli, Gloria Membrino and Elea- morse Verrastro.
 Miss Membrino was honored also at a surprise party given by her praents, Mir and Mrs. Anthony Membrino of Hamilton avenue. Guests included Mir. and Mrs. D. Sacco, MT. and Mrs. V. Sacco, Mir. and Mrs. R. Palladino, Mir. and Mrs. R. Membrino, MT. and Mrs. L. Bel loisy, MT. and Mrs. O. Membrino, Mir. and Mrs. c. Giacobini, MT. and Mrs. s. Memcio, Ralph, Joseph, Dan, Francis, and Anthony Membrino, Misses Margaret Belloisy, Rosemary Giacobini, Barbara Mole, Eve Can- cellara, Mary Nardozza, Janet Koose, and Gloria Membrino.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-23
Youth Group To
 Assist Program,

The Teen Age Group of the Pearl Street Neighborhood House met Monday mint at S:15 in the club rooms, Miss Laurice Spencer presiding. Plans presented by the council for the program Saturday, June 10, were accepted. The Coun- cil reported a meeting with repre- centatives from Bunker Hill and the Second Congregational Church Youth Group Saturday, May 20, Rev. Alexander Fairbank and Miss Ruth Barson in charge.
 On Saturday, June 10, the Youth GYroup will share Neighborhood House for the 20th anniversary pro- gram in the presentation of a play, Divide and Conquer" the cast di- rected by Miss Lillian Beer. This will be followed by literary, musi- cal and stunts program. A chorus will be directed by Rev. Webb Wright of the South Federated Church. All interested in the Youth Group are invited to send repre- sentatives for rehearsal Saturday, May 27, at o'clock at the Neigh borhood House, affiliate of the Community Chest of Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-23
Social Notes

Elizabeth Larpbert Greasy, daugh- ter of Mrs. George T. Evans of Randolph avenue, will be Q candi- date for the bachelor of arts degree Sunday at wheaton college, Norton, Mass. Miss Greasy, who is majoring in music, has been active in the Mu- sic club, the dance group and the college choir. She attended Saint Margaret's school.
 s Arthur J. Kunkel, Jr., petty of- ficer l-C, has returned to the U. s. Naval Base at Port Hueneme, Calif., after spending @ furlough at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Kunkel of Fairview street.
 Miss Bernice M. Prillwit2 of Pierpont road has been graduated from the U. s. Naval Training School for Yeomen at Saltwater, Oklahoma, and has been assigned to active duty at Washington, D. o. Upon graduation, Miss Prillwitz re- ceived the rating of yeoman, third class.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-23
AnxiiaryPIGnS
 BingO Party

Final arrangements were made at the regular meeting of Lieut.. Shea auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars last evening for the bingo party which the New Haven county auxil- iary and post are sponsoring for veterans at Newington hospital Thursday. A crouquet set will be given to the hospital and veterans will be presented gifts. Refreshments will be served.
 Seven new members were well comed into the auxiliary. Mrs. Mar garet Fran was named an additional alternate to the state encampment to be held in Bridgeport June g, 10 and II. All members went on record as indorsing Mrs. Helen Brophy for department president.
 Mrs. Catherine Dibble, district president, of Meriden, gave an ad- dress in which she explained the work of the organization. Mrs. Paul. inc Conlon, president, presided at the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-23
NorthfieLd Club
 Meets In Cheshire

The Waterbury Northheld Club held its annual meeting and picnic Saturday afternoon at the home of Misses Ruth and Alta Hale of Moss Farm road, West Cheshire. Miss Betty Glasby, president of the Northfield Alumnae Association of Summit, N. J., was 8 guest. Assist ing hostess was Mrs. Doris Hale Bell of Meriden. Miss Barbara De- herty, Waterbury, was reelected president and Mrs. Helen Manning, also Waterbury, was named treas urer. Others present, were: Misses Margaret Jamison, Southington; Marjorie Douglas, Marion; Mrs. Grace Tolles, Mrs. Ada Blanchard, Mrs. Ella Carlson, Mrs. Mabel Faber Mrs. Esther Knutson, Mrs. Anna SomerS, Mrs. Mary Marsh, Misses Louise Leggett, Sarah Ball, Water bury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-23

A meeting of the Democratic Women's club was held last night at The Elton at which plans were discussed for supporting Democratic party candidates in the fall election.
 A dinner will be held in connec- tion with the July meeting, 1t was announced by Miss Mary Hennessy, president of the club. Arrangements will be made later.
 An auction will be held Friday evening in the parish house of St. Johns Episcopal church starting at 2 o'clock, proceeds of which will be converted into war bonds. After the war the bonds will put into the re- decoration fund of the church. The articles will be on display from 12 to 9 on Thursday and from 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. on Friday, 1t was an- nounced by Grace Holman, chair man of the service guild.
 Former members of SS. Peter and Pauls church parish who are now priests or members of religious or- ders were guests at the church in observance of Vocation Day Sun- day. A procession was held in the afternoon by the Children of Mary and a statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary was crowned by Betty Cruess, sodality prefect.
 The Women's Get-Together club of the Third Congregational church will meet at the parish hall at l:30 tomorrow afternoon in order to pre- pare for the rummage sale to be held at 300 South Main street Thursday, Doors will be open at g a. m.
 The Concordia Ladies' auxiliary will sponsor a cake sale tomorrow at Grieve, Bisset and Holland store. Members are urged to have cakes there as early as possible, The com mittee in charge includes Mrs. C.. M. Parsons, Mrs. Burton Beecher, Mrs. Charles Hassell, Mrs. Hiram Smith, Mrs. Joseph Fitzpatrick and Mrs. William MueskeS.