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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-09-28
- K. C.. CLIFFORD
REAL ESTATE BROKER .
Roxy Theater - Phone 2482
Notary Public
Kennewick. Wash.

FOR SALE OR TRADE: Turkey
or chicken farm; one of best
equipped in the county; has two
small houses, one Furnished; COX
100 brooder house with six 500
chick oil brooders and all feeding
equipment; 20x50 extra well light
ed hen house; 12x36 hog house or
hen house; a 12x12 feed house and
cow she'd; large quantity poultry
fence; 10 acres of land with irri-
cation, domestic water and electric
lighting to all buildings. This place
may be divided into two 5-acre
places, each with house and pro-
per outbuildings. The one with
furnished house at $3.50 and the
other at $500 or as one unit at S.
100. Also SO pickup, family COW,
two feeder pigs and hay may be
purchased separately at any time.
1$ mile west on Kennewick Ave
and " north. L. L. Ultican. ZIP
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FOR SALE: 3-acre tract with two
small cottages, mostly furnished
has 66O-ft frontage on north side
of state highway, about 2 miles
from he Y this side of Richland.
The ground is badly torn up now,
but owner has agreement with the
state highway to fill and level the
land. Has good spring water,
electric lights. Priced $4,000 at
Churchman Investment Co, Pasco,
Wash. 26c
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WANTED: An Auto The best car
for $1,000 cash. Must be clear
and have fair tires. Call any time
after pm. or on Sunday at ga
No. Everett ST., Kennewick. 24-26p
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CARD OF THANKS
VIZ WV VIZ Auto VIZ VIZ VIZ

WILL BUY any auto ANY make,
provided it is in perfect mechan-
ical condition, with good tires. Jo-
seph B. Bates, Bates Trailer Camp
Kennewick or phone SO Kenne-
wick. 23tf
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WANTED: To buy a 800 H&H
Mauguem rife. Phone 2746, Ken
newick. Elmer Christensen. 28p
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JONATHAN APPLES. the perfect apple
for pie canning, mince meat, apple but
ter; store several boxes for winter. Will
deliver Mondays and Thursdays. No orders
miles west on Kennewick Ave and half
mile south. ZIP
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FOR SALE: Fresh eggs. Sunny
acres Hatchery, Kenn. 25ctf

FOR SALE: Large house with
plenty of shade. See Russell r.
Ridenour, the Realtor, lis South
Fourth street, Pasco. tents Law
Office. 23tf
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FOR SALE: 2 cows, now milking,
will freshen in Feb. and March.
Reason for selling, overstocked. w.
J.. Skinner, 2 miles west of rock
crusher on Lower River Road, at
Pasco. See Sundays or after six
O'Clock week days. 26p
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FOR SALE: New 4 room house,
hardwood floors, full basement,
furnace automatic hot water heat
err, 8 extra rooms in basement, fur
nished or unfinished. 10 Tenth
Ave East. 28p
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FOR SALE: Majestic range in good
condition.; Windsor stove, COM
bination kerosene, coal or wood;
good condition; 2 coal heaters good
condition. Mrs. L. Monaco, 610
Railroad Ave. 24tf
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FOR SALE: Delicious and Red De-
licious apples; good windfalls at
SIPS; pick them up yourself or
sorted at S1.5O per box; also few
Staymens and Winter Bananas.
Furnish own boxes. Leonard Ali
son, about 21s miles southeast of
KenneWick.
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For SALE: 1910 Gift. National
trailer; sleeps four; good 6-p!y
heavy duty tires. A real bargain
at S875. See it at 1904 w. Nixon:
PaSco.
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FOR SALE: 800 red fryers, ! mi.
west, l mi. south, Kennewick,
j. E. Jones. ZIP
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WANTED: Grape pickers, good
grapes, top wages. Giard Bros,
! mile west on Avenue H. 26c
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FOR SALE: 2 heifers Just fresh, one T.
year-old milk COW, milking 3 months
yearling bull. Davisons Dairy. Prosser.
Wash. ZIP
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FOR SALE: 10 acres, room house
other buildings, lots of shade,
21a acres asparagus, all piped; will
take trailer as part payment. r. A.
McCullock, 51a miles S. E. Kenne-
wick. 26p
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FOR SALE: IL a. farm with two
room house with basement.
Some mint, some asparagus, shade,
private water line from canal; good
we'll; asbestos siding for house in
Guided. AZ mi. S. E. of KenneWlck
See Albert Cox at Ben Hacks on
Mob Hill before noon or after 6 p.
i'm. 28p
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FOR SALE: Two-room cabin. Call
after 4:3O pm. or Sunday. Fur
nished or UNFINISHED, N. M. Ston-
or. Hills Trl. Camp at the Y. 28p
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PLASTER: Cement, lime, brick in
stock at Standard Lumber Co.,
KenneWick. 21tf
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FOR SALE: Brick siding. The new
outside covering for your small house.
Comes in rolls like roofing. Fire re-
saskatchewan. Easy to apply. No pri-
critics needed. We have two carloads In
stock. Ask us about it at Potlatch Lum.
Der Co. 25tf
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FOR SALE: Factory built house
trailer; good shape; priced right.
McLaurin Trailer Park, near Y.
Ask for Lewis. 27p
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FOR SALE: Davenport and chair,
pre-war mohair freize, LES.
floor lamp, full size coil bed spring,
nearly new. mattresses full and
twin size, phonograph, dining ia
BILE, chest of drawers, dressing
table and bench. Will sell all for
S17O, or separately. Might con-
slider proposition of care and stor-
age in exchange for use. Frank
D. Avery, Apt. 4, Parkview Homes,
Kennewick, or phone Richland
PA, 8-4:30. 1s
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FOR SALE: pre-war davenport &
chair; excellent condition, SIS.
lila Kennewick Ave. Phone 3086.
24tf
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FOR SALE: Two wheel luggage
trailer. Inquire at Park View
Homes, Apt. 81, Kennewick. :"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-09-28

Grape pickers, good
grapes, top wages. Giard Bros,
/ miles west on Avenue II. 26c
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-09-28

PLACE FUEL order now with the
Standard Lumber Co., Kenne-
wick. q a~- 49, 21tf
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FOR SALE: Viking, silver and
wine house trailer, $500 cash or
will accept diamond or good port
able typewriter. E. E. Cleaver,
Columbia View trailer court. Esp
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-09-28

FOR SALE: Complete two single unit
Mccormick deering mixer. Price 500
Harry Schamber, 1-2 mile west OF Finley
school. ZIP
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FOR SALE: Stude sedan, 1884
motor fair, good tires; sell i'm
mediately for best cash offer. See
j. E. Flanders, Ia Third Ave East,
Kennewick. e,."- y
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FOR SALE: Most liveable trailer
house in the area-27-ft tandem
wheel 1912 thinner. Three rooms,
sleeps four comfortably on two
pre-war duplex built-ins. Trailer
in perfect condition. Priced at on
ly $3.50. 11s miles west on Ken
newick Ave, half mi. north. L. L.
Ultican,. RID 2, Kennewick. ZIP
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FOR SALE: two 3-unit surge mixer, 1941
model: two units complete with galvan-
lied pipe and fittings for 80 stachions.
Will help install. Davisons Dairy, Prosser,
Wash ZIP
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FOR SALE: Butane gas range and tank,
small table, bed, coil springs and mat
tress (new), Sam Allen, Gilmore camp,
Ia mile east of Richland Y ZIP
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FOR SALE: Hales Early Best can
taloupes; also few Italian
prunes. Paul Pasche. Phone 2762,
Highlands. 26p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-09-28

IVORY-KOTED FIRTEX, the dec
Grated insulation board in all
sizes at Standard Lumber Com
epany, Kennewick. 21tf
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FOR SALE: Complete line of heat
ing stoves, oil, coal or wood.
Carl-Berg's, formerly Durocher's.
FOR SALE: Two used cook stoves,
Priced to sell. Carl-Berg's, for
merly Durocher's.
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SELL OUT: Household equipment
including fine rug, WINDOW
Grapes, china, kitchen and dinner
ware. Camp outfit, misc. tools;
some good used clothing. shoes.
Almost new young lady's coat:
This merchandise must be sold
quickly. Call at first house north
of Yakima bridge on the Richland
road.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-09-28

FOR SALE: Four eve lambs. Call
2776. =
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FOR SALE: Small table, bed, coil
springs and mattress new, Sam
Allen, Elmore campA mile east of
Richland Y. ZIP
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FOR SALE: Lady's brown suit size
IL, three ladys dresses, size 16 to
Is, mink scarf, boys sport coat,
size 16. 341 Ave c, East. Gray
trailer. 26p
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FOR SALE: Blizzard silage and hay chop
per, 11-inch feed, $50. Phone 2793.
Bruce Lampson. 25tf
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sion at Tewalts Store at Finley. 25tf
FOR SALE: House trailer in excel
lent condition, good tires, 22-ft.
size, ample built-ins, sleeps 4; ex-
ira equipment; will sell reasonable.
Out Third Avenue past SP&S de-
pot about miles. Cecil Hill, 26p
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FOR SALE: Double oven electric range.
Washington street, behind Virgins or
chard. j. I. Parker. 5-27p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-09-28

SEND A GIFT BOX Of our beautiful De-
licious and Jonathan apples TO your
friends. No orders on Saturday. Phone
2T36. M. T.. whitney. one mile west on
Kennewick Ave and half mile south. 27p
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WANT: Someone to chop 20 loads
of mint hay. Gerber " mile S.W.
Hedges.
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FOR SALE: 10 old doe rabbits and
one buck; also young friers. 1-2
mile east of Finley. c. H. Heating.
ZIP
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Kennewick Courier-R Reporter z
Thursday September %, 1914

WANTED TO RENT: or will store
small upright piano. Mrs. Emma
Hobble, Gen. Del, Kennewick. 28p
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FOR SALE: Family milk COW and two
heifers one Guernsey and Jersey, just
fresh. SIS for heifers and $S5 for COW.
2O4 Ave. E, Kenewick. ZIP
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FOR SALE: Delicious apples:
Wind falls, pick them up your
self S1.25 per box. Furnish own
boxes. H. N. Anderson 8 miles
southeast Kennewick. 25-27-C
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FOR SALE: 81 Plymouth car. Inquire at
,Pratts garage. ZIP
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We Need More
Plant Workers

particularly needed for
the night shift. Many
openings for men, and
some for women on day
shift.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-09-28

FOR SALE: 5-h. p. John Deere engine;
also l0-inch Slower hammer mill both In
good condition. Phone 9x9. Kennewick.
S5-2Tp
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WANTED: Table mangle. Mrs. II.
c. Zinser, 122 Fourth Ave, East.
Kennewick. 26p
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FOR SALE: 2S-ft. 1941 thinner trailer
house with tandem wheels and electric
brakes; also extra room and two open
porches attached. Apply A. ". McCorkle,
Hills Trailer Camp, Star Route, Kenne-
wick, Wash. ZIP
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FOR SALE: New 15-ft. cedar boat,
1O8 Kennewick Ave. East, Ear
Ludwig. 25tf
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FOR SALE: Pair binoculars, per-
feet condition, 8 power, 26 field,
leather Upper dust proof case with
strap, SOS. John Vibber, at Vib-
bers' Rexan Drug Co. 24-26c
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FOR SALE: Groom house, half
acre in the Garden Tracts. Inn
mediate possession. See E. A. Sill
man at Farmers Exchange. 16tf
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FOR SALE: Two wheeled trailer. good
rubber, 4:75x49; one kitchen range, med
ium size. A. Hanson, lis Avenue ID, Ken
newick. ZIP
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FOR SALE: Baby's play pen,
mans bicycle, full size coil
spring, 215 End Ave, Kennewick,
Mrs. John Ellestad. 26p
FOR SALE: Small cook stove,
black with white enamel. Call
at 1415 w. Lewis, Pasco. 26-28p
JONATHAN APPLES, the perfect apple
for pie, canning micemeat, apple butt
ter; store several boxes for winter. VIII
deliver MONDAYS and Thursdays. No orders
on Saturday. Phone 2736. NJ. E. Whitney.
/ miles west on Kennewick Ave and half
mile south ZIP
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WANTED: House cleaning by the
hour; caring for children eve
nings; will do sewing, ironing and
washing. Mrs. Tom Harris, Is East
Tenth Ave. ZIP
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FOR SALE: Two Guernsey cows,
both milking; one with first calf
other excellent mixer. Robert H.
Perkins, near Hedges. 26p
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FOR SALE: Trailer house, SKIS It. priced
right. 419 Ave. E, Kennewick. 27p
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wv wv VIZ Wanted WV WV WIZ

HELP WANTED: Would like to
contact married couple interest
ed in year round job on wheat
ranch. Modern house to live in.
Joe Ely, phone 9x3, box 141, Ken
newick. 28p
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WANTED TO BUY: Oil burning
circulating heater large enough
to heat four. rooms. Box y this
office.
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WANTED: To rent, room in pri-
waite home by chef at Pollyanna.
Call 901. 26p
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FOR SALE: New Hampshire fry
ers. One mile west on Kenne-
wick Ave and / mile south. L. L.
Nelson, phone 2195. 24-26c
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-16
Hospital Aid To
 Hold Tea Friday

The annual st. patrick's day card party and tea conducted by St, Marys Hospital Aid society will bc held Friday afternoon at the Nurses Home, South Fl Il street. Mrs, Henry A. Hayden Is general chair man.
 Mrs Joseph Mc0innlss, president, will preside at the tea table, assist cd by the following officers: Mrs. Bernard Fitzpatrick, Mrs. M. J, Daly, Mrs. F. P. McEvoy, and Miss Florence Cassidy, chairman of the membership drive.
 Tea will be served following cards, The tea table will be decorated with an appropriate color scheme for St. Patrtck'S day.
 Final returns will be made on the membership drive, and Miss Florence Cassidy will report on this.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-16
COrOnaSCZNbMet Monday EUening

The regular monthly meeting of the CoronaS club was held Monday evening in the Colonial room of the Hotel Elton. Miss Antoinette Cimincra. newly elected president, conducted the business meeting,
 The following members were named to the board of directors: Miss Rose Culotta as chairman of the ways and means committee Mrs. Edward Biancardi chairman of the program committee; Miss Mary Mazzarella, chairman of pub- licity: and Miss Rose Cappelletti, Mrs. Joseph Guilfoile, and Miss Connie Ciaccio ns members at large,
 A contribution of $20 was voted for the Red Cross War Fund drive now in progress.
 A social period followed the busi- ness meeting, at which time cards were enjoyed by the members and prizes were awarded at each table Hostesses for the evening were; Miss Lillian Manganaro, chairman assisted by Mrs. A. J. Masone, Miss Erma Greco, and Miss Mary Maa- Znrelln,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-16
CLUB NOTES
AAUW Meeting Held Yesterday

A meeting of the Waterbury A, A U. W. was held Wednesday after- noon at 3 in the lounge of the Wa terbury Womens club with Miss Edith Patten, teacher of art at Crosby high school, as speaker. Her topic was Fashions of Long Ago, and she Illustrated 1t with her own water colors.
 HosteSScs were Mrs. Walter Up- son, Mrs. J. D. Coombs, Mrs Thomas Kay, Mrs. W. H. wells and Misses Eleanor Bailey, Constance E. Farnham and Lydia Cotter.
 Miss Mildred Cloudy, president who conducted the meeting, ans nounced the annual state meeting will be held in May. She also an- nounced o board meeting at her home, March %.
 Miss Geneva Page, representing the Red Cross, addressed the group. Miss Alice O'Neill, chairman of the education committee stated that another of O series of lectures, be- ing offered as @ community service by the A. A. Q. w., will take place Wednesday, March g at 3:30 at the First Congregational church. Miss Agnes Paris, of Long Lane school Mlddletown, will give an account of the educational program carried on at the school,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-16
Club Holds
 Birthday Tea

The Women'S Get-Together club of the Third Congregational church met at the parish hall Wednesday afternoon, After Q short business meeting a birthday tea was held in honor of Mrs, Fred Hamm and Mrs, Julius BaranauSkas,
 HoStesseS were Mrs, William Barnes, assisted by Mrs. Harold Fogg, Mrs, Joseph Smith, Mrs, Philip Mills, Mrs. James Donnelly, Mrs. D. P. Costaldo and Mrs. Louis Won Lopt,.
 The mystery prize was donated by Mrs. James Donnelly and won by Mrs. Harry Vollers.
 The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. D. P. CoStaldo, 68S Washington avenue,
 Miss Margaret Carroll, Baldwin street, has returned from a few weeks stay in Florida.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-16
Chorus To ObserUe
 St. Pntrick's Day

Tho Concordia Ladies' chorus will observe St. Patricks day by spon- soring It's annual dance in Con- cordia hall, l23 Bank street, Sat- urday evening. Officers serving as members of the committee of ar- rangementS include: Frances Bes- enbruch, president: Cecilia Besen- bruch, vice-president; Ursula Gug- liotu, secretary; Airline ORourke, treasurer and the music committee, Mrs. John Healey, Miss Henrietta Rahman, Miss Johanna T'hums.
 The Ladies chorus will present a program of popular Irish selections as & prelude to the dance. Service men in uniform will be admitted free,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-16
Weddings
KELLY.CONWAY

kELLYsCONWAY
 Miss Dorothy Conway, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James J. Conway, Keefe street, was married to Ernest John Kelly, fireman first class, son of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Kelly, Lounshury street, this morning at 8 o'clock at St. Francis Xavier church, Rev. James A. Frederick performed the ceremony. Red roses and palms decorated the church.
 The brides sister, Miss Teresa Conway, was maid of honor and Misses Mary and Dorothy Kelly were bridesmaids. Earl Hohensee served as best man and the ushers were John Sherwill and Thomas Dunne.
 Special vocal selections were "Panis Angelicus" and Shubcrts Ave Maria
 The bride wore gown of white satin with a square neckline, fash toned with Q fitted bodice and a long train and a Dutch cap with ilngertip veil. She carried white prayer book marked with on orchid The brides sister wore a gown oi pink marquisette styled with q high neckiine and full skirt. She car ried 0 colonial bouquet, The brides maids wore light blue tatfeta gowns with full skirts and they carried co- lonial bouquets.
 The brides mother received about 30 guests and at the reception in the Hotel Elton, wearing q navy blue dress with white accessories. Mrs Kelly chose a dress of navy blue and navy accessories,
 Leaving on an unannounced wed- ding trip, the bride wore black and white dress and a gray squirrel coat
 MT. Kelly Is 0 graduate of Wilby high school and the bride is Q grad uate of Waterbury Catholic high school. She also attended the Perry Secretarial School,
 The couple will reside at the home of the brides parents.
 Miss Mary T, Brown, daughter of Mrs. James Donahue, lS2 Baldwin street, and the late James Brown will be married to Pvt. Jeremiah Y Sullivan, U. s. Army, son of MT. anc Mrs. William Sullivan, 60 Washing ton street, tomorrow morning at o'clock ct the Immaculate Concep' ton church. Rev. Francis M. OSheR will perform the ceremony
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-16
Club ActiVitieS

The first meeting of the newly formed club Tho Danaides, of Tr1- Y club of the Young Women's divi- sion at the Central r. M. c. A., was held Tuesday ct the "Y". Members of the club are Olga Voss, Patricia Moore, Rene Mercier, Isabel Nc Guifle, Rosetta Davidson, Joan Bar ron, Doris Mastronato, GeorgiRna Bryan and Lois Platt,
 A St. Patrick's night dance will Do sponsored Friday evening, March IT, from 8;S0 to li;30 by the Hex ateba Trl-Y club at the Central Y, M. c. A. Miss Ann Collins, prcsl- dent of the club is in charge of all arrangements and Miss Gertrude Shanney, club advisor, Is assisting members with their planning. A special St. Patrick's day program will be presented.
 Irish checkers will be played to- night at the home of Mrs. Margaret Mulcunry, Wildwood avenue, at for members of the Quota club and their friends.
 Mrs. Gustave Yackel, Walnut street, was hostess at tho Women's Society of Christian service of St, Paul's Methodist church yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Hugh M, Suther- land, president, presided. Mrs, David Wood was in charge of the devotional service.
 Routine business was transacted at the meeting, after which lunch con was served and a social period enjoyed,
 The next meeting wil lbe held at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-16

the homo of Mrs, Frederick Koran. giebel, ll4 Ives street.
 The Waterbury League of women Voters will hold their monthly meet Ing at the women'S lounge at the Y. M. o. A. tomorrow. An import- ant board meeting will be held at lO:30 q. m, At li:4 there will be discussion on foreign policy with Miss Elizabeth Kane, speaker. There will be an open meeting at 2 p, m, with Miss Katherine Crowley. pro- bation officer in charge of the Wa will be Juvenile Delinquency. The terbury area as speaker. Her topic public Is invited to the open meet ing,