The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-24

agers of the club made the ap- pointment.
 Mrs. CorliSs, who resigned because she will soon move to Stamford, was given a rising vote of thanks by the club for her work in the past year. She has served one year of a two-year term.
 Varied activity was shown by re- ports of officers of the club and departmental heads at Mondays meeting, the annual business ses- sion, held in the Futile Music shed.
 Mrs. Corliss expressed her appre- ciation for the cooperation given her and said she was leaving Naug- atuck and the club with extreme regrets.
 She named the following budget committee for the new year: Mrs. James Waidelich, chairman; Mrs. Frederick Zonino, Mrs. Chester Garvin, Mrs. Eleanor Pigaty and Miss Gertrude Peck.
 Mrs. Martin Lynn, war bonds and stamps chairman, urged each mem- Der to purchase at least one bond in the Seventh War Loan drive. Mem bers should notify the bank, when buying a bond, that they are a member of the club so that the purchase will be credited to the or- ganization, she said.
 The state and national Woman's clubs wish to buy bonds so that mercy planes to transport wounded Servicemen can be purchased. Each such plane costs $375, ,0O0, Mrs. Lynn said. She reported club members mad bought bonds with a maturity value of $5,55O in the Fifth War Loan and $3,125 in bonds in the Sixth War Loan.
 Others making reports were: Mrs Samuel Lyons, first vice president. Mrs. George Carroll. second vice. president; Mrs. Paul Elliott, record Ing secretary; Mrs. Waidelich. cor responding secretary; Mrs. Harry Peterson for Mrs. Pigaty, treasurer. Mrs. Peterson for Mrs. Cecil Grant registrar.
 Miss Gertrude Peck, program chairman; Mrs. F. s. Conover membership committee chairman: Mrs. Ford Wulfeck, chairman of the llterature and dramatic art depart- ment; Mrs. George Bronson. music department chairman; Mrs. Edna e Fenniman, head of the garden de- partment; Mrs. Irving Cutting chalrman of the American Home department; Mrs, Donald Fowler ana Mrs. Edmund Hess, co-chair- men or the ways and means com inlttee; Mrs. Robert Anderson. pub Aclty chairman; Mrs. Marshal Long clalrman of the house committee: MrS. E. Gibbs, door committee mead; Miss Colette Daly, yearbook chalrman; Mrs. Fenniman. war re- lief. "ai ie-
 Mrs. Clifford Teeple. Federation chairman, also reported.
 Average attendance of 1O1 at meetings throughout the year was reported by Mrs. Gibbs.
 Mrs. Bridget Walsh Dies
 Mrs. Bridget A. Walsh. widow of James Walsh, died Monday night at her home, 69 German street, after A illness.
 She was born in Ireland and had resided in Naugatuck 58 years.
 She was communicant of St. Francis Church.
 Surviving are: a son, James P. Walsh of Naugatuck; two daughters Sister Mary Cosmas of SS. Peter snd Paul Convent, Waterbury, and Sister Mary George of St. Joseph's Convent, Meriden.
 The funeral will be held Thursday at 8:30 a. m. from the Buckmiller Funeral Home, 22 Park Place, to St. Francis Church. where a solemn high Mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in St. James cemetery.
 Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from to 10 D. m. and tomorrow from 2 to 10 p. m.
 Friends are requested to omit flowers.
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