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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
Catholic Information
What Co feed the Kellys
 on a Friday

,please, Mrs. Murray, help me ouel I'm having the Kellys for dinner on Friday, Both are 'iish- eaters and all of us loatho fish"
 "Fisf- Yes, Mrs. Hart- man, we Catholics call ourselves that too-just in fun. But we don't have to cat fish on Friday. It's just meat that we mustn't cat. But why don't you serve your guests lob- sters, crab, oysters, clans or any other sea food, Snapper and terrapin are also within the Law. But don't give them poultry or meat soups. No Kelly would eat those"
 Thanks, Mrs. Murray; but - would meat really hurt you on Q FrldayS Would 1t be Q sin9 And suppose you forgot the day of the week?"
 "rf I forgot 1t was Friday, Mrs. Hartman, meat at all three meals would not be e sin, for no one can sin without intending to do it, And meat that is wholesome on Q Thursday or Q Saturday is just as wholesome on Friday.
 "You see, Mrs. Hartman, Christ once said to His Apostles, Who heareth you, heareth Me- and thus gave to His Church authority to make laws for the spiritual welfare of the faithful. Therefore, in de. liberately disoheying a Church law, we are deliberately disobeying God. Just there Is where the sin comes in
 "on the first Good Friday, Mrs. Hartman, Christ hung for three long agoniSing hours on the Cross and sacrificed His whole human life for us. Isn't it then the least we can do, to sacrifice just meat each Friday for Him and thus be reminded of the Redemption of mankindp The Church thinks 30, That's why we have our law of Friday abstinence - c law almost as old as Christianity itself.
 "Ah, Mrs. Hartman, If the good old days would only come again, 80 that we all would be worship ping the same God in the same way9 Then you wouldn't be worry ing over what to feed the Kellys on Q Friday, for you and your whole household would be fSh-eaters' too"
 If you would like fuller explana- tions on anything Cathlic, write to: St, Francis Xavier Children of Mary, e2S Baldwin street, Waterbury,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
JAPAN SELECTED
 AS RADIO THEME

New Haven, Conn, Oept, ie-Rus- sell L., Durgin, Visiting Lecturer in Foreign Area Studies at Yale Uni. versity, will speak on "Japan-He- fore and After Pearl Harbor" dur ing the "Yale Interprets the News" program next Sunday night, sep- tember i7, from e:iS to 6:30 over Station VITO, Hartford.
 MT. Durgln, who has been at Yale since October, le43, lived in Japan for 2b years as Secretary of the International Committee of the Young Mems Christian Association.
 Now on leave from the YMCA, he returned to the United States in August, ie42, aboard the S. 6, orips- holm,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
THIRD CONGREGATIONAL

Rev. Conner R. Lewis, pastor
 Sunday School will be held tonaor- row at 10 Q. m.
 The Christian Heritage - New Life will be the pastors sermon subject at the i0:4b q. m. worship.
 Tuesday evening at the weekly gym class will met.
 Wednesday afternoon at 1880 . dessert bridge will be conducted in the parish hall by the Ladies Aid Society.
 "wednesday evening ct 8 Q special meeting Of the Corporation Conn mittee will be held,
 Sunday, September a, . rally day for the Sunday School and church will be held with special exercises by the children of the Sunday School.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16

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 WQR-@Nows, E. ThorRoruen WJN--NewHs Bruno Shaw iils--MnAf- f-iShn W. Vsndsrcees r.5aIs WoR--FferAl0 Trlhune nevs Wj&--ltn Murder, drama MABC~Shep Fiold'a Orch. dAsSV~-WnAB--k sustain the WinRn. sat. Harry Blueetone
 WQR-eAbe fsymAn'e orch. WJN-The H6oslOr Hon,
 hillybilly music
 WABc-Woody Herman'n
 orch.
 ii'tS--woR--George Lopsn Orch,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
wATERvILLE UNION

Rev. Milton Nilsson, pastor.
 SeFvlcesi Sept. l7 10 Q. n. Morning worship. Rev. Milton 8. Nilsson, pastor, preaching. il Q. m. Sunday school, Carl Froe. lich, superintendent. .a, 7:3o ?. n. Evening evangelistic service.
 Services of tho Week Tuesday, 7;So ?, m. Cottage. prayer meeting.
 Wednesday, 7:S0 ?. m. Prayer meeting in Beacon Falls. ThurSday, 7!4S ?. m. Mid.week service ct the church.
 sunady, Sept. 2l. Special "Raiiy Day" exercise In the Sunday school under direction of Miss Hankey and Miss Weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
EM EN.

Tommy Delinks, popular Congress Avenue nortician and former great on K of L. basketball teams is cee- brating another natal day today Freddie Veillette now overseas and former member of our circulation department, was year older last Wednesday. The same day Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brodeur celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary The former fireman Is also a member of Uncle Sam'S armed forces.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
CHRIST CHAPEL

Rev. Samuel Budde, pastor
 Tomorrow there will Do tho yegu- lar schedule of services: Holy Coims lnunion ct eight o'clock, Sunday School ct 0:30 o'clock and Morning Prayer and Sermon ct i0:46 o'clock,
 The Mems Club will meet Mon. day, September 18th ct e:00 D. n. and tho Guild Wednesday, eeptem. ber 2oth at 2:3o ?. m.
 4 card party will Do held ct tho Chapel Tuesday evening. September 2oth ct 500 o'clock. The proceeds will Dc used for the Service Mems Christmas Fund.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
FIRST METHopIsT

Rev. John J. Snaveiy, D. D., Pastor,
 September i7
 Morning Worship l0;30 .. m. Organ Prelude Hymn-"Come Thou Almighty King" Call To Prayer Prayer for Pardon The Lords Prayer quartet Scripture Lesson Pastoral Prayer Offertory Talk to the Children Hymn: i've Found Q Friend" Sermon: "clear Eyed Religion"
 pr, Snavely Hymn: "Theu My Everlasting Portion" Benediction Organ Postlude
 Music ..a., Mrs. Edwin II. Jones, organiSt and director. Margaret Mitchell, so. prano; Mrs. Ronald D. Jones, con- tralto; Robert Greenwood, tenor; Laurence Benthafi1, baritone.
 Church School i0:30 Common Worship. ii:0O Classes for Junior and Younger de. parements. ii:40 Glasses for High School and Adult departments. Il:4S Woodruff assembly.
 600 3, m, The Methodist Youth Fellowship will hold It's first ratl meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
BUNKER HILL CONGREGATIONAL

BUNKER HILL CONGREGATIONAL
 Rev. Alan M. Fairbank, pastor
 Sunday School will be held toInor- row morning at o;46.
 The pastor will preach at the Il q. m. worship on Turning On The Power
 The Pilgrim Fellowship will con- vene ct b:30 D. m. with installation of new officers led by Miss Irene Henderson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN

Rev. John N. O, Mohrmatin, Pastor
 Services will be held tomorrow ct i0:30 and ii:30 Q. m,
 Holy Communion will be celehrat. cd with confessional services ct i0:i6 ad ii:i5 Q. m.
 The pastors sermon topic will he God Or Mammon.'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16

MT. and Mrs. Joseph Hutensky have chosen, Judith Belle as the name for their daughter of August p. Benny Grossman and Helen Robngton of New Haven are now receiving their mail as MT. and Mrs Cpl Joseph C. Pon is now in China under General Stillwell Captain Wallace hampshire, recipient of medical discharge from the Army last spring has located in san Francisco where he Is working for the U s. Ruooer Company
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
sT. PAUL's METHODIST
Rev, Edwin Heinpel, pABtof

Sunday morning worship service to be dedicated to the official board and standing committee of th' church. Sermon topic, "Steward'' of Gods Grace"
 Sunday School preceding th' service at 9:30.
 Thursday ct 8 ?. ri., Christian Fellowship.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
SUICIDE SHOOTING

The first machine guns mounted on airplaneS were not Synchronised, with the result that seven of every 100 bullets fired struck the propeller blades. Steel bands were used on the blades to prevent them from Shattering.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16

Harvey West is a staff sergeant with the 49lst Bombing Group in England. staff Sergeant How ard King is patient in hospital in France recov ering from shrapnel wound. Staff Sergeant Kenneth Moody has been transferred to the Front Training Regiment at Camp Ellis, Illinois. Avia ton Cadet Wfred Gallagher has been transferred to Stockton, California.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16

Michael Bellin of Madison Street, now a private first class with the Marines has just completed nine He writes that he is tcked silly to be able to get the Democrat there and keep up the whereabouts of his earn weekly stipend driving truck for Patty Ibimbo of the Puritan Cleaners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16

Carl J. Jensen, organist and chormaser at the Sec. ond Congregational Church for the past IS years will assume his new duties organist and chormaster of the United Church in New Haven tomorrow morning.
 He received his bachelor of arts degree from Yale in 1924 ard his master of music degree in 1885 He Is charter member of the American Guild of Organsts. The Tower extends its best wishes to Mr. Jensen in his new assign ment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
sWTNDMTLL WINGS"

The windmill wings" of on auto. giro turn against the wind, although 1t is the force of the wnid that turnI them. These wings are power-driver only when the craft Is on the ground.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST
 SCIENTIST

Sept. i7-Sunday Services io:4S Q. m, and 500 ?. m.
 Sunday School i0:46 .. m. Wednesday evening meeting at Q o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16

William Davidson was recently promoted to cor poral with the 9O2nd A.AF at Orlando Florida . :: Ditto for Bob Westberg, military policeman at Fort Custer Michigan. Mr. and Mrs Abraham Matzkin have moved into their new home. Leonard Sacks, Ph. M. &c., son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sacks IS nome on a 3Oday leave. He was injured at the Normandy beachhead on D-Day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16

Dora Rnald of Walnut Street Extension cans all she can. During her spare time at home after her days work at the Fuse Loading Department at Scovis she settles down to preserving and you should see her cellar Victory Garden. Peppers, string beans toa toes, shell beans peaches and small cherry plurns make up her varied assortment which any housewife would be more than glad to show publicly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
MILL PLAIN UNION

MILL PLAIN UNION
 Rev. iVey Snuff, pastor
 Church School will be held ct o;So tomorrow morning.
 The pastor will preach ct the i0:4B service on Using The Spirit Of Tolerance. A solo entitled, The King of Love will be offered by Harold Hill, now c sailor in the armed forces.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16

MT. and Mrs. William Affhauser of 45l North Main Street have decided to chrsten their of September g. Richard John. A son was born September 10 to pr. and Mrs. Joseph o. Collins of 94 Arden Road. The little fellow is to be chrstened Charles Prather
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16

Tim Nolan of the Chase Grand Street Office says if you give rap about Christmas for the boys overseas you better start wrapping. Congrats to Doug Lorng, Phone Company manager, who be. comes district commercial manager next Monday. Waly Cooper Is learning the fine points of the Jewery business.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
 20i Cherry Street

WE VKEUFKV DWWVV
 Rev. V. EinAr Kron, pastor Sunday, September IT, Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity. e:30 o. in.--Ttle Church School and Bible Glass will meet with Roland O. Palmer In charge. I0:46 .. ti.--At the worship Gerv. leo the sermon subject will Do Faith end Service" An oi5ers ing will Do received for "AEner ican Relief of Norway" i2:00 noon - The Auglistana Aid Association will meet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
ST. PAUL'g (WnkoFViiiA1


 Murray w. Dowart will be at St. Pauib tomorrow for the service of Morning Prayer ct o:30 o'clock.
 Ct. paul's Parish ls an UNINCOR- P0seATED association. Tn making out War Bonds to the parish please Dc sure to include tho word "Un. incorporated" and to write your own name on the face Of the Bond = simply "givtn by Mrs. John Doe" because several Bond" have come in unidentified as to who hes given them. The result method Of idonti- fiCation is for you to hand them to Mr. Warren personally.
 There viii be c Sale and Supper given by the Women of St. PRui's Wednesday, September goth --serv. ing from five tO seven.
 Anyone who wishes tO put flowers on tlie altar one Of tho next five Sundays please gel ln touch with Mrg. Clifford ciafk,
 Ihs momhs ~ Gt Rallls @lnany
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
TRINITY

TRINITY Rev, Roger 3. T, Anderson, pastor 500 c. Fii.-Holy Eucharist. . i0:30 Q. T1l.-Hoiy Eucharist and In' struction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
'I TH85 IS H RI1IE lF5 VT Rly SSssEgE|

Navy have proposed "shne Of Pearl HarbO HOnOuu famous Diamond Head 50 that will be visible many Draftsman R. Q. Berg designed ths NuRresed mcrnoFia machn started
 campaign attract public interest in the project
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
cHAsTTsEMENT
Good Evening.

The Einnias look very sud today
 Detected, sodden, those colors 30 gay The marigoldS, too, that matched the sun' Have sort of dropped, every single one The hydrangeas look a trifle beaten,
 But the air the clemaitis scents Sweeten; Looking at the piled debris in the yard,, One says--oh wind and rain, why so hardl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
ALL SAINTS

Mr. Lackey will Dc at Al 9alnts' tomorrow, for the service Of MoFn- Ing Prayer at e;30 o'clock.
 Sunday School will reopen eeps tember 18th at o:s0 o'clock.
 The winter schedule Of services will Do resumed Sunday, eeptenis Der 2lth with Church School ct e:30 o'clock and tho service Of Morning Prayer at iis00 o'clock.
 There viii bp nc meeting Of the Women'e Auxiliary Wednesday, Sep. tbmnag 1Qth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
CHURCH ACTIVITIES

School are asked to present their Building Fund coin boxes Septem. her 24th-the day Sunday School begins. .,-...
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
FIRST CHURCH Sunday Services

8AAS9N
 Rev. D. Kenneth Anthony, pastor Morning service ct il o'clock. MT. Anthony will preach on God And our Children"
 Notices for the Week
 There will Do sewing for Red Gross, Bundles for America and the Waterbury hospital In the church parlorS Wednesday ct 10 c. m. Workers will take their sandwiches and coffee or tea will bo served.
 Thursday, 7:S0 ?. rn., Tho Ad- viSory ConinlittO will meet ct the Parsonage, 30 Hewlett street.
 The Church School will hold its opening session on next Sunday (septefnber 24), the fourth grade through the high school age will meet ct e.4B q. m. The nursery through the third grade will meet during the church hour at Il o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Sunday, September i7
 HOO A. M.

SECOND CONGREGATIONAL
 Sunday, September i7
 HOO A. M.
 Order of Morning Worship Prelude ProcesSlonai Hymn-dlory Be To cod on High Call to Worship, Invocation and Lords Prayer . Ailthem-Imfnortai, fnvisible, dod Only Wise ,.,,t,,,,,., Thitnan ReSponSive Reading- Gloria patyi-- Baritone Sole Scripture Reading ofiertory quartet - cod Is A
 Spirit ,...,,.,.,.,,..,. Bennett Doxology-- .t Perfect Attendance Awards Commissioning Ceremony Hymn-C God, The Rock Of Ages sermon-'"Take Head To Thy
 Teaching" RecesSlonai Hymn - Jesus Shall
 Reign Wher0'er The Sun Denediction-- postlude-
 The flowers !n the Vase are Tn Memory of Mrs. Eleanor Deckwith Hitchcock.
 The flowers on the Table arc Tn Memory of Wesley W. Aailock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
GRACE METHODIST
 WAteryille

Evan IT. Bergwall, Minister
 Sunday, September l7, Founders Day e:46 a. Tns-Sunday School. Win.
 cent Leonard In charge. ii:00 c, ri.-Morning Worship. Prelude Hymn - "The 0hurch's one Foundation" Gall to Worship, Invocation-- Responsive Reading for tho Ssth
 Sunday Apostles Greed, The Gloria Patri- Anthem Scripture Lesson, Psalm el .....
 .,,...,,,.,. Rev. N. E. Honnold Prayer ,,,,,... Rev. N. D. Honnold Prayer Response, Announcements Presentation of TitheS and 0ffer.
 ings, Doxology-- Hymn-"Now Thank We All Our
 0od' Sermon Cost Of A Church"
 Rev. II. H, Dergwall Prayer Hymn-T Love Thy Kingdom.
 Lord" Benediction, Threefold Amen, si.
 lent Meditation Postlude--
 500 ?. m1-Duffet Luncheon by
 tho Womans Society of Chris
 tian Service. zoo p. m. - Special Anniversary
 Service. Speaker will Do Rev. Mulford D. simonson, former
 pastor now serving the First Methodist Church of Green. wich, Conn. Special music will Do conducted under tho direc.
 ton of Charles T. PoFbert, choir
 director
 Advance Notices Wednesday, September 20th- 500 ?. m. -- Everyman'S Bible
 Glass meeting in the church. This iS the first meeting Of the season and all members are urged to attend. Thursday, September 2ist-- T:S0 ?. F1s--Apron Social spon-
 sored by the Womar's Society of Christian Service in tho church.
 500 p. Ei.--MethodiSt Youth Eel. lowship Meeting in the church Friday, September 22nd- S:3O D. fa.-junior Choir. T:S0 ?. E1.-WoHlan'S Chorus.
 ALI SOULS
 Rev. Thomas Sinclair, Pastor
 Services Sept. i7 ea! m. Holy Communion. e:30 c. Ea. Church School. li:00 .. m. Morning Prayer and Sermon.
 The Woman's Auxiliary will have theiT first meeting Monday, october 9th.
 CHURCH OFFICERS Rev. q. .. Sinclair, Rector Harold 2. Rogers, 0rganist John D. TIhoEls, Clerk. ( Meryln ?. whitsiy, Treasures. Charles Q. McTsEnan, senior War. den.
 Percy J. Leaper, Junior Warden. Lewis 6. Reed, Emeritus. Benjamin Chatfield. Charles V. yJilkerson. Theodore '. Nuhn. Joseph M. gchaeffer. Robert H. Leach.
 Conrad CariGrvd. William Jordan.
 Stephen Andrews. FINANCE COMMITTEE Lewis c. Reed.
 Charles E. FulkerBon. Mervin r. Whitejey. BUDGET end PROGRAM 1eTtrass D. Bailey. John D. Thcnls Theodore ?. Nuhn PROPERTY COMMITTED Benjamin Chatfieid. Harry BaViey.
 Mrs. Robert F. Leach. MUSIC COMMITTEE Joseph M. @chaeffer. Robert H. Leach. Fl ?, RogeFp. RELf0i i0UD EDUCATION COMMITTEE
 Mrs. Harry Mink. fi kffs, Percy [, heaper. Miss Mdna Murphy. HH@ 3 NH MM4A. #H&@1s fNH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16

Good Night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
TH0MAST0N. BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN North Main Street ct
 RiANkriN AvanlyA

Rev. E, Einar Kron, pastor Sunday, September IT, Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity. goo Q. m.-Worship Service when the sermon subject will be Choosing The Right" An offering will be received for American Relief Of Nor- way"
 i0:0o Q. Fi.-ChWch School. Wednesday, September 20- Annual meeting of the Hartford District in First Lutheran church, New Britain. Delegate of Bethlehem church, Philip Johnson, alternate, Doris Nel- son,
 Thursday, September 2i- 500 p. In,-Luther League will meet in social rooms of the church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16

ALL SOULS Rev. Thomas Sinclair, Pastor
 Services Sept. i7 Q c! m. Holy Communion. e:30 c. Ea. Church School. ii:00 .. m. Morning Prayer and Sermon. The Woman'S Auxiliary will have their first meeting Monday, October 9th.
Evening star., 1944-05-07
Gamma Phi Beta
May Dinner
On Wednesday,.

The annual May dinner of Gam
ma Phi Beta Alumnae Chapter will
be held at $50 pm. Wednesday at
the National Child Research Gen.
ter, 1909 Highland place NV.
The program will include reports
of the bond selling drive and re-
view of current books by DR.. Wini-
fred Willard, member of the chap
ter. Honor guests will be gradual
ing seniors of Beta Beta Chapter at
the University of Maryland.
The director of the Child Re-
search Center, Miss Doris Erwin,
who is also president of the Wash
ington Gamma Phi Alumnae, will
preside. She will be assisted by Miss
Irene Hollenback, Miss Ruth Bu-
chanan, Miss Betty Anderson, Miss
Margaret Anne Sherman, Mrs. Mad
cline MacLean and Ensign Peggy
Purvis.
Local members will participate in
a new drive for War Bonds which is
being conducted by the Grand
Council of Gamma Phi Beta for the
purpose of purchasing hospital
equipment and medical supplies.
The sororitys first objective is the
purchase of hospital service plane
to transfer the wounded, move the
hospital equipment, and transport
members of medical stats. The
planes cost $4,000 and the soror-
ity hopes to raise the money in the
six-week period from April Is to
June 6. 4
Mrs. Harry w. Seamans has been
appointed local chairman.
Evening star., 1944-05-07
CurIey Club

A meeting OF the Curley Club of
Washington will be held at S:15 pm
Thursday in the Hotel Continental,
with Mrs. Rita Hornyak, vice presi-
dent, presiding. A program COM
memorating Mothers Day will fol-
low the business session, with Miss
Gertrude Connor in charge of ar
rangements.
The Executive COMMITTEES has
completed preliminary arrange
ments for the annual reception for
the Most Rev. Michael j. Curley,
Archbishop of Baltimore and Wash
ington, at 8 pm. May Is. Arrange
ments also have been completed for
the annual communion mass for
members and friends OF the club at
am. May 81 in st. Patrick's
Church
Evening star., 1944-05-07

report on the educational projects
OF the PEG Sisterhood by Miss Jes-
Sic Q. Elting, second vice president;
a resume of the Letters of the 81
Chapter Presidents" by Mrs. Ward
M. Buckles, first vice president of
the State Chapter. and "An Hour
OF Remembrance" in memory of de-
parted members of the Sisterhood,
directed by Mrs NJ H. Fohrman,
past State president.
Dinner Session.
The high light of the first day will
be the dinner at pm. at Hotel 2400,
to which all PEGS. Bills and unaf-
filiated PEGS are invited. Speaker
of the evening will be the Rev.
Howard Chandler Robbins of New
York. A program of music will be
featured, with songs by Mrs. Walter
II. Maloney, soprano, accompanied
nv Miss Katherine Farley.
The session Wednesday morning
will feature a model meeting" when
officers and members participating
will be from the newly organized
Chapter U, which will be formally
presented during the convention.
Miss Genevieve E. Poole, president
of the chapter, will be presented by
Miss Alma Barry, State organizer.
Mrs. Simpson will present the
charter.
The program the second day
will include school of instruc-
tion," a discussion on the Work of
the Round Table" and a talk on
"Our PEG United War Efforts
Election and installation of Off
GERS will conclude the Wednesday
afternoon session, when invitations
from hostess chapters for the 1945
convention will be accepted.
Hostess chapters are Chapters R,
S and T. Mrs. w. L. Dalyrimple of
Chapter R is general chairman for
the convention and Mrs. Ward M.
Buckles, first vice president of the
State Chapter, is advisory chairman.
Evening star., 1944-05-07

work at the recent continental con.
gress will be given by Mrs. William
T. Clerk, Mrs. william Theophilus
and Mrs. Ada Walker. Miss Lucia
p. Chase will be included among
the speakers as well as the regent,
Mrs. Guy Withers, who viii preside
and tell of the dedication OF the
state bells to the Bell Tower at
Valley Forge, Pa. Hostesses will be
Mrs. Theophilus and Mrs. James E.
Barnes.
E Pluribus Unum.
E Pluribus Unum Chapter will
hold elections at pm. Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Henry B. Deas,
1928 Legation street NV. The
guest speaker will be the honorary
president general, Mrs. William H.
Pouch. Mrs. Eugene Fugitt, regent,
will preside. Hostesses assisting
Mrs. Deas will be Miss Ann Celestine
Singleton, Miss Marjory Weaver,
Miss Clara E. Brown, Miss Katf1-
crime Nichols and Mrs. Frank v. N.
Cook.
OLner events this week VIII be the
presentation of Mothers Day pro-
gram, followed by special music and
tea, by the mothers of Col. John
Donelson Chapter at 2 pm. Satur-
day at Chapter House Hostesses
will include the regent, Miss Martha
McCabe, and Mrs. Peter Seward
and Mrs. William G. French.
Magruder Chapter will have two
speakers at $50 pm. today at the
home of Mrs. Edward S. Carter,
1928 Forty Eighth street NV. They
are Mrs. William A. Lesher, who will
discuss Congress of 1914" and Miss
Helen Wolfe who will speak on
Alexander Magruder Immigrant
1852, and Related Families"