The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
MUSICAL COMEDY
 TOBEPRESENTED
Parents-TeaChers to Stage One-Act Show Monday
 Evening, Feb. 5


 o'clock in the nigh school auditor ium. The comedy is under the direc- ton of Mrs Esther Davis.
 The cast of characters is aS tcl- lows:
 Count MudslinskT .. James Duff Michael Flannigan" .. Ralph Davis Mrs. Catherine Van Snootzen ....
 ................. Dora Higgins Paulina ........... Edith SangStar Jlm Denslow ......... Walter Swift Louise Pellman ..... Lucille Martin Spike Muggles ....,.,. John Kiely Mllly Carter .... Margaret Fischer
 Chorus:
 William Wehrle, Mrs. Shirley Nase, Fritz F'ockler, Mrs. Bea Haas, Harry Lynch, Mrs. Lois Schneider, Gilbert NaSe, Mrs. Alma GrSno, Alfred Wehrle, Miss Helen Tibbals, Rich ard Kramer, Mrs. Louise Wehrle. Mrs. Fritz Tackle, chairman of hos pitality will be assisted by the fol- lowing:
 Mrs. John McEwan, Mrs. Robert Small, Mrs. Edward Homan, Mrs. Robert Suckles, Mrs. James Gilland, Mrs. Walter Schmelter, Mrs. Robert Schinzel, Mrs Wallace Doty, Mrs. Harold Koegle, Mrs Royal Kentana, Mrs. John Monahan, Miss Dora Hig- gins, Miss Lucille Martin, Miss Ruth Hiding, Miss Gertrude German.
 Pupils who are eligible for the hot lunch program at Grove street school which will be inaugurated Monday, February 5, must furnish their own fork and spoon. Money for one weeks lunch must be paid for in advance at the office of the Grove street school by Friday, Feb ruary 2nd. Several cards regarding subscription to the hot lunch pro- gram were returned incomplete and unsigned. This information is neceS- sary to complete the record. People who have failed to make out their cards properly are requested to con- tact Mrs. Spencer Roesing as soon as possible
 Boy Scouts Troop No. ?, will con- duct paper drive here Saturday between g a. m. and p m. People who have paper are requested to tie 1t into bundles and place the bun dles on the curb in front of their homes. Every street i'll town will be canvasscd and the boys hope there will be large collection as the gov ernment is in dire need of cardboard cartons to pack shells in to be sent | 4o fnrpnc iI1 E1rnfNa and the Pacific area. Scoutmastel George Sheldon urges that every citizen in town get back of this drive 100 per cent so that the town may go over the top. The last two drives conducted by the Scouts were very poor. T'homaston has always gone over the top in every drive conducted here and Boy Scout ofi- cials hope that this drive will be the largest to be held here yet.
 A one act play entitled Ask Nancy" will be presented Friday evening, January 29, In the Congre- gational church parlors by the Sun day school class of Mrs. Everett Anderson. The cast of characters is as follows:
 Edith VanGe Bogart as Mother, Lois Richards as Nancy, Barbara Pendleton as Mary, Jane Morton as Ann, Carolyn McQuarrie as Cousin Judy, Dorothy Laser as Beatty.
 Following the play, bridge and pinochle will be played. The pub lie is cordially invited.
 Five tables were in play at the card party and social which was held by McGivney Circle. Daueh- ters of Isabella. following the meet ing held last evening at the club rooms on the Old Center School | Green.
 Mrs. B. Halpin was high and Mrs. Nal Cyr was second.
 Twenty five enlisted men and offi- cers of the local State Guard con- pany were present at the get-to- gether and social held last evening at the American Legion club rooms on Elm street. Refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed.
 Lieut.. Randall Hathaway U. $. Army Air Corps and Seaman David Sanford U. 8. Maritime Service were the honored guests,
 Lieut.. Pathway, who completed yl missions over enemy territory in Europe and who holds the Distin Ruished Flying Cross and the Air mans Medal with four Oak Leaf Clusters, is spending l5-day fur | lOuph at the home of his parents MT, and Mrs. Randall Pathway oi North Main street. Seaman Sanford is spending a 30-day furlough witt his wife and family in Northheld,
 Cant. Robert l.. Stevens, U, s Army Air Corps, Santa Rosa, Calf, whose marriaee to Miss Shirley r. Raynor vii take place February Y at Santa Rosa, Is vel known locally He played baseball with the Amer ican Legion haseba club for several years and was q star onthelderi MES RaynOr is the daughter of MT, aht Mrs, John Raynor ol Waterbury Capt, Stevens Is the son of MT, and Mrs, Lewis Stevens of Waterylle'
 The Seth Thomas Foremens as' sociation will meet thls evening al 8 D, m, in the cuhroomS following [ dinner In the cafeteria Rt 6,30 D, m Arthur nuhois, training supervisor at the sooyil Mlg Go, Waterbury will he the Spoakar MT, Dnhols tople Nil hO mSuD0Tl iSory T'TaNtng, sound movies ol New England hnf India will be shown
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