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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-30
WE THANK YOU

In this way, we wish to express
our heartfelt thanks and apprecia-
ton to our friends for the many
acts of kindness shown us during
our recent illness. Especially do
we want to thank DR.. Clark and
the hospital staff in Eureka for
such excellent care and considera-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shaw,
Stryker, Montana.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-30
CARD OF THANKS

We want to thank all those who
were so kind and thoughtful at the
time of the death of our husband
and father, especially for the beauti--
full floral offerings and words OF
sympathy. Thanks to those who
sang the lovely songs at the ser
vice and to Rev Arvid Erickson
for his comforting sermon.
Mrs. Wilma McClurg
Doyle Mcclure
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-30

The State Highway Commission
has sold $1,500,000 bonds under the
issue approved last June at a ret
interest rate of .9719 of one percent
which officials said was the lowest
rate Montana securities had been
sold at.
The bonds, running 10 years and
callable in five, will be issued to
retire the same amount of deben-
lures June 80. The highway de-
partment reported there was suf-
ficient money in its sinking" fund
to retire the remaining $1,500,000
in outstanding bonds
The Highway Debenture Act of
l945 empowers the commission to
sell up to $12,OOO,O00 in highway
treasury anticipation debentures for
construction program, but out
standing bonds must be retired be-
fore debentures can be issued for
new construction
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-30
The Copitol Week

Observation-Disclosures a person
can file on both the Democratic and
Republican tickets for the same Of
flee in the July primary is a ques-
ton that has brought unofficial
shrugs at the state capitol.
The question drifted over from
Garfield County.
Norman S. Robertson, Jordan,
repeatedly filed for state represen-
tative on the Democratic ticket and
then asked to have his name also
entered on the Republican ballot.
The County Clerk assertedly ac-
cepted the fee for the Republican
filing but declined to enter it in the
absence of competent advice.
Although Atty. Gen. r. V. Bot
tonnly had not been asked for an
opinion, there were various curb
stone legal opinions at the capitol.
Virtually everyone agreed that
Robertson could not file on both
trickets, but his attorney assertedly
told him he could.
The law seemed plain, however.
that he could accept only one nomi-
nation.
Meanwhile, with the June dead
line nine days away, only 16 state
and congressional candidates had
filed nominating petitions with Sec.
Of State Sam Mitchell.
The Lineup was:
United States Senator:
Democratic Ticket, Left Erickson
Helena. Republican Ticket. r. E..
Skeen, Billings. Zales Ecton, Man
haitian.
Congressman:
First District Republican,, none;
Democratic, Mike Mansfield, Mis-
soula, incumbent.
Second District (Republican) Yves
ley A. D'Ewart, Wilsall, incumbent;
Democratic. John J. Holmes, Helena.
Supreme Court mon partisan):
Associate Justice, Lee Metcalf,
Hamilton; Albert Anderson, Helena
Chief Justice, c. F. Morris, in
cumbent associate, Helena.
Clerk. Frank Murray, incumbent,
Helena.
Railroad Commission:
Democratic ticket, Paul Smith, in
cumbent, Helena.
Republican ticket, none.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
The Messiah To Be Sung
 Sunday Night

About ibO members or the lnous- trial chorus, affiliated with the YM.C,As win present Haydn's rhe Messiah" at the First Congregatlon- al church sunday at Q P. M. They will be aided by string orchestra led hy Mario plCeoco and by four noted sosolsta Lloyd Lander, Gertrude sherwill, Earle styres and Mira Carmen Congdon. Walter .. Newbury d Helen l.. Heebner Will be Nt the organ and plano, respec. lively, e. iorlng Burwell will con- duct,
 Ali seats will be free except a re. served section which will be held until 6 o'clock for associate ineisls bers of the industrial chorus. Ofhs cers Of the chorus are Walter L. parrows, president: Edna Blue, vice.president: Florine Hitchcock, secretary, Agnes Turner, librarian; Mrs. Helen D. Angevine, chairman of the Executive Committee, and Arthur l.. purlnton, treasurer.
 The doors will open ct 7:l6 o'clock. An offering will be taken to help defray expenses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
Late Realty Notes

Documents filed in the town clerks ofsice in City Hall include:
 Warranty Deeds
 Carmine DeLucla to Adeline Geneva, property on America Street.
 Ruth E. Heebner to Charles T. and Lulu ]. Elwin, property between Bunker Till and Circuit Avenues. Percy II. Partiss to Stanley Tol- sas, property on Radnor Avenue. Radner Realty Company to Stan. ley Toaus, property on Radnor Ave. ntle.
 Louis soluri to John D'Agost1no, property on wolcott Street.
 NIOrtgage Releases
 rtllvia ?. Capocchi to Anthony E. and Mary A. 0ugliotti.
 Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury, Inc. to Charles H. Gal. lagher. savings and Loan Association of Waterbury, Inc, to Roland F. Jaminet.
 Waterbufy SaVlneS 1ank " Dante Baini. wsterbury Savings Bank to Louis Scllr1.
 NECrtgage Deeds
 Dante Baini to Waterbury Say. ines Bank, property at SIS and SS4 Baldwin Street, S7,O00. Charles H. Gallagher Co Colonial Trust Company, property on Grassy Hill Road, $500. Roland E. Jaminet to Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury, Inc. property on Homestead Ave- nue, $3.400.
 Quit Claim Deeds
 Lucy Cretella to Tobias Cretella, property on St. Joseph Avenue. Petrona Urban to Edward Urban, property at Mohawk Park.
 Waterville Corporation to Agnes c. Yurksaitis, property on Colonial Avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
Catholic

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 Masses 10 and II q m RssaFy aA1 ssnsdie- ST. PATRlcE's. % chesas. s.r..s-Ehs Rev. Ess.n. P Gryns pAsso5: and the Rev Thonss pD,snsn Ds spc s:sO and Ii a m Ths last aass vii Ss . hiSh Mas sAeEED HEART wSissss s.ssssc.Ths Rev. Henry . Dial ana the Rev Johs ,. Ksily ssSistsniA MasSsG :s ,s @ Ss .ss $: ::.;: ST ::
 Sullivan end the Rev Bernard butcners asslaStAnnA BL sScSaEsI asSs.., s s.-sEA; E.: s.s: s:. cssssos and the RsE S-'i xathoaS sinA s=isssSH. ST. nIss ICcss asSeS sas H srss-rn. Rev Fsl. ssOro pastor and ths Rev Michael neysrry sHd .hs hss ST. f TsSss ss s:.;s'ss'; Ss"ss Ken
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 ser cs,rig sssto. Hsssss f;sS woasss8s sRs % % ssSsns of che Holy infant PrsSS. Tuesday ';S ST. mARY MAGDALENEs. oahysis. Is Buckingham ssreet-The Rev rhomas AcQafEy poster: hsssse. hs.se
 'S tn. ~s asss ct fRs a. R s ossSs a .aS & n The Mas e high nasa ... ST JOINS waasrto.n S.: as ssFss,Ss h:s Mssss si6 and 10 A. M Mas eeleorated 10 Betn- % and hssedlction at T:sO E
 yamss Mccormick pastor. and ths Key TnomAS ? Guinan assistant Masses 1880. E. 10 and n A. A- ST. ANfHONy's .PTespset Rsss-Ths Rsx yshn ns. wiil be hsare before Masses centessons wih ee heard Saturday at P and from to P. M sr. RRANcls'. Eeagatsee-rns Rss. Paul r. ksanns' TORRfNGTON. ST. FRANCIS CHURCH, leo Main Street The Daniel Manning. pastor the Rev Joseph klan' agan Rev John cavenaugh and the Rev: christo' phsr psvine. assistants Masses sa 7 ie' ana al Mas ss Harwtnten Church q eiSe iSSes.vr,nx, ,,s n. TORRLNGTON. SACRED HEART CnUhCh, ue csese strert-The Rev. John zibaa. pastor tne Rev Mar shall Fiisp. assgtant Masses at e:se gise and IL roEhiNGTOS sT kARTs ciz1hcH. rulasld stssss-- Inc Rev Johp Kowalsisi p.stscs the Rev SSnn A. zOnRNGt0As ss. FExkRs CHURCH kAss Maan ssss~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
Episcopal

TnNETY. 2B Frospse. s..sst-Ths Rev. Ressr b IT AT. defson, pastor. Holy Eucharist. A. M. Matine, Holy Eucharist l0:30 A N. Church School les0 A M Annual parish supper Thursday, to 1;s0 F. A OAKvILLE ALI sAINTs-The Rev Frank squirss. pas A. M Young Peoples Fellowship meeting in the par ish hall 7:s0 P. A
 TORRINGTON TRNITY-The Rev H: Francis Hine. F. D., rector. Parish Communion, 4. Mi Church school sis; Prayer and sermon Ii A. x. Young People Tsl' lowship. P. M
 ALI SOULS Hewlett street and Gloves Teuaee-The Rev Thomas r. Sinclair, pastor. Brownies. Girl and Boy scouts will attend the Scout sunday services II A. A Holy Communion, A. N. Church School, efsO A. A. Young Peoples Fellowship. s;sO P. M vsstFy meeting. ST. JOiiNs Ccrner West Main and Church etFesas-The Rev. Francis Ayres pastor. Holy Communion, A. M- sunday School A. Sunday School service 10 A. M. Prayer and sermon. lo:H 4. M Mothers Guild Christmas party Monday. P. M Christmas dance, sponsored by the Mir and Mir. cub Service League and CHRIST CHAPEL Emst Mnin eiFeee-The Rev. samuel S:so M Prayer and sermon ie:ts A; M rSuns Pse- ple's Fellowship. b:30 P N. MT. and Mra clun meet Ing, Wednesday P. M ,-,.... SE. RAuRS-Waterviie The Rev Roeert heggg mnlster' in-chaFge. sunday school ese M Holy commnni1ps p and sermon il A. M Young Peoples Felowsnip. '.
 JsnIer xo1ng rSSpss s Rslswship mss.nE L,sas sas Guild wsdnssday s;se worsaip sa ana Es,slDS. ss, daS, 5sso ?. A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
SeoutCruH Contests To Be Spirited
 l.S00 Troops
 Expected At
 Roundup Tonight

ConleSiS ln Scout CrAR VIII oe one cf the features ot the MAttAs tuck Council Boy Scout NoOndeup eo be held this evening at the Wa terbNfy State AxanoEs. These Will include making iire ey friction method with bow end 0rtll, a method which was used eS the ms tlians, Scouts of Troops ., Q, lS and Ss of Waterbury and Troop ls ot NaueatucR are entered m this event
 A large number of Troops are entered in a log saving contest with the two.haneed croSs-eut saw, one of the sGllls Scouts need In connection with their camping and pioneering. Troops included in this contest areS Troops |, ., 10. 2e and ss, of WaterburyS Troop 1, CheSh~ ire: Troop l, ThomaStons Tfoop l. Prospect Troop 2, Watertowns Troop 3, TerTyVille, Troops 2 and IS of Naugaelcks Troop l, Beacon Falls,
 Teams os 6 Scouts each will com oetC al1 IuHksaik aaAN " eAeS AsatNtN~N method with flint and steel, Troops iS a. Ss, and S6 of Waterbury; Troop g, Naupat0ck ere included in this event,
 The fourth of the contests s . loe dragging relay by teams ot eisht Scouts Each Scout ties a um- Der hitch and half hitch around c log, the method used In drasgtne timber in the woods, Entered u this contest are Troops l, 9. le, and se of Waterbury; Troop l, Cheshe inc; l, Oakville, ls, Naugat0ck, I, TaomaSson; 2 watertowns and Troop 2. Terryville.
 Plaoues will be awarded the wta- ners of these contests. Judge are Scout Executive Board Members Harold e. Manning. James Miller and Frank J. Kenney, commiSSsoneI Maurice Liston win ee starter ano Commissioner Alfred P. Hensel val be director: and timer, Comnis- aoner Lee Rowley. =.
 It is expected that about lS0l Will be present at this evening" Roundup which in addition to taS contests includes demonstrations hs Cub Scouts, Pioneering and Camp inr Eventes ard indoor campnrs as a closing ceremony.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
Settlement In Assault Case

withdrawal papers have been filed in Common Pleas Court tn the @ 500 assault and battery action ot James zoidik Of Waterbury against John Skowera, doing business as the North Restaurant of Waterbury.
 The plaintiff had claimed the owner of the restaurant struck hnn with a bottle April %, and injured his right hand. arm. and both knees. In a special defense. the reStauraseur claimed he merely pushed the plaintiff in sels-defense'
 No disclosure was made on settle ment terms.
 Also withdrawn from the Con- mon Pleas Court docket was the S250 promissory note action of the Colonial Trust Company of Water bury against Joseph C. Thomas H., and william W. Hunter. all of Wa terbury. The bank claimed a oal- ance Of SIPS was due on a note for S2l6 signed April 9.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
 ForChFistn1cs Dinners Start
 Solvoslon Army
 To Moke Effort
 To Provide

Adjutant John vanuouid Ans nounced today that applications for chrlstmas dinners may be filed As the Cherry Street headQuarters be- ginning today and continuing through December aisA Eighteen applications have already been ap- proved for Christmas assistance and 60 morel applications gre pend- ing. Tn addition to furnishing din. ners, articles of clothing and toys for the children are provided also.
 m iea4, The Salvation Army provided Chrlstmas dinners Co o7 families, in iplb Q total Of isa fain- iiies were aided and iE iS expected that the number of applications this year win be approximately the same as ln ieaS; with the pOssIbE- ity of an increase if the present soft coal strike continues.
 one hundred twentyso9e faini. lies were given Thanksgiving dine ners this year, which is on increase of ii families over the Thanksgivs ing assistance in ip4b.
 Adjutant vanootild stated that due to the increased cost of food, clothing and toys, c greater sum of money would be needed this year than last year. Five hundred col- lecting boxes were placed in the stores of Waterbury in November and the street kettles will be placed at the usual places from Dec. 2 to Dec. 24th. Contributions may be made by mail or in person at The Salvation Army Headquarters, i0e Cherry Street.
 Plans are now underway to pro- vide 1000 Sunshine Baskets to the hospitals, convalescent homes and to shut.ins.
 The annual Christmas and New Years party for children will be held on Friday, Dec. 2Tth ct the local citadel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
lnterdenominotionoI

MILL PLAIN UNION. ssuthmaya Road-The Rev. Leon 4 Dickinson pastor. e:s0 4. Nsunday school t0:AS A. M-ssrvIce of wershp; sermon subject The counssl- M--iIgh school Young Peoples Group. Tuesday, P. N-sunday school staff Meeting ct the home of Mr. and Nrs Harold Pierpont. Wednesday, e:S0 P. A- Mems Club supper and Meeting. Speaker; Douglas LOT. ing District Commercial Manager of the Southern New England Telephone Company. Saturday. 7;se F. A- Junior christlan Endeavor Party. P. M-Double Trouble Club. Christmas Party.
 SALVATION ARMY, Iss Ohsry slssst-ASj.ant and Ars school ii:se A. M.-Holness service sermon by Mra Annie Carroll SIS P. M-Young Peoples Legion religious flm The Child of Bethlehem, will be shown 7:sg P. M.-Unvsrsal Bible sunday Observance. This will be under the direction Of Corps sergeant Major Charles Rietdyke
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07

and Ieforson Street. school Street and upper Prospect Street oness hour ineeera are en west slae og aoulh Main Street. both aides oI nank street and south Of Grand street. ff you ere on an extended shOpplng tour, do not use the short time meters, .
 Se-.-po not leave your keye tor Inc car hanging in the igniuon, take them with you"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07

by an involuntary reaction on the part of South.
 when East bid four diamonds, South guiped, fused with his cards and asked for review ot the bidding. Everyone at the table knew that he had diamonds and that East's bid came as Q surprise to him.
 Against the four-spade vontract his partner of course opened Q dia. mond. Declarer went up with the ace, knocked out the ace Of clubs, picked up the trumps and made ms contract.
 At the other table East dad not
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07

come in with the bad of four dia- monds, therefore there was no oc- cation for South to show surprise. As . result North opened . heart, and with North holding four spades, West could not make the contract. As soon as he knocked out the ace of clubs, he was r1ffed down to les trumps than his opponents.
 No player should attempt to mis- lead his opponents by facial ex- presslon or any other means. O1
 course if he inadvertently gives away his hand, he will find some opponents quick to take advantage of it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
H. v. LxSCI0.
 Salesman, Bridgeport:

Why not7 A woman has a place in the world too. If a woman is ca- pablo of doing Che same job as e man. then she should re- ceive the same salary. And that rule should cer- tainly apply to alam v@RnfarefnFa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07

no difference between jobs I have women teachers, and they're Just as thorough and just as capaole na the men. A difference in sal arles should exist, I think, only in cases where men are doing worK that women can't perform-laeora- oa,s work, for instance"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
Lutheran

TORRrSGTON, ST. PAUL's-Ths Rev. william Haegert. pastor English service e:sO A. M Sunday school l0ts A. M. German Service. II A. M pastor. A. M.-sunday school and Bible class l0;os A. N. English Service 11:15 A. M-German Service. sermon Topic, ''The Coming of the Kingdom of God" Wednesday, 7:30 F. M-senior League Christmas party: P. M.-sunday School Teachers' Meeting Friday. P. M Senior choir. Saturday, A. M-Junor confrma- ton. 10 A. M Junior choir. II A. M-senor eonfirma- ton.
 ST. JONHs EVANGELICAL. Cooke Street.-The Rev. John N. c. Mohrmann, pastor. Sunday School, A. A signs of the Last Times. will be the sermon subject at tne worship. iOs0 A. M Mems Association business meet ing, Thursday P. M.
 THOMAsTON BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL, North Main Street aa Electric Avenue-The Rev. N. Einar kron. pastor. Church school 10 A. N. Divine Worship r. N. It vii be Bible sunday Sermon subject "bs ,ss as Ready" Wednesday. Church Choir practice, 1;sV F. Thursday Ladies Aid will meet in the afternoon at the home of Mrs Theodore Nelson. i7s North Aain Street.
 ZION EVANGELICAL. 20l Cherry Street.-The Rev E Elnar Kron, pastor. Church school e:s0 A. M Divine Worahip 1045, when the pastor VIII speak on Nine Waterbury. The annual Harvest Offerng VIII be received Holy Communion celebrated at F. A when the Swedish language will be used Communion sermon sSome Misconceptions in Regard to the Lords Supper" "Wednesday, 1t6 P. M-confrmation Class meets. Thursday 630 P. M.--covered Dish sup- per at Christmas Party of Young Women's Missionary Society. Thursday, F. M-Church Choir will practice. Friday P. M-Daughters of Zion will hoild Christ Party and Sale at which time Mfe Mary Nor6rehs aWterbury policeWoman will speak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07

VI think they should because our wome eeaeheR are single and un~ doUbtedly need just as much money Go get along on as the men. Further more they are Q rtbuting
 l0st as much as RlaA nsNn. There's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
JOHN RIvARD,
 Veteran and Mason, aA Central Avenue;

expenses The amount a person re. ceives as salary should be based solely upon what he is contribute ing. How that person spends his money is his own business. Any how women fought for this right long ago. It should never be other wise"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
Marriage Intentions

Michael John plorio, Cheshire Road. Cheshire, and Mary Rai- monde Magano. 948 Congress Ave- nue. filed marriage intentions at the Bureau Of Vital Statistics in City Hall yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
Methodist

ST. PAULfs co East Farm Street.-The Rev. Edwin N P. HsmpsL pastor 5;so M-sgnday senoe. wtn ,a.as .ns A. M-worship and sermon by Rev MT Hlomsfiy of Great Britain P. M.--speeia chldren's rally at which M slOmsrly VII teach motion ssnss ,as and wl this country from Great Britain less than
 travelling under the auspices of the Child sUasy .o hs sU" Seq ssa Of Pacific day 7;tb P, M-Prayer and Praise Service kepresent- avss the Connecticut Association of Evangelicels work of the Connecticut Association Evangelicais and will answer questions regarding that organization. TORRINGTON METH0DIsT-The Rev. Lewis H. Davis. pastor Residence 37o Prospect Street telephone sest for and adult departments. io;W A. M Church sehcei for nursery beginners and primary deparmsnsa lvsa Morning worsnH o.nc ASsi,s meet a pas sonage with Mrs Lewis II. DayIs delivering an Illus. tratsd talk on CRfistmas story in Art.
 WEST SIDE HILL. West Main stFeet-Ths Rev. Bruce Lords watchman' will Do the eeTmon subject at the worship. II A. M. Youth Fellowship supper. IF N. A discussion viii be held Adam on Main street n our P. M Jinx party for Young Adults. Friday. P N. GRACE, Thomastan Avepne-The Rev. Richard Mutt pas. tor. Sunday school e;lS 4. N. Worthy Companon VII! The Junior Youth Fsiowshig Of st Psnrs EpsoGDs .sD sP. M Young Adult Fsllowship. 7:sO P N; Church Christ chrIstmss party. Dec is s;so ?. M Monthly W. .sc.s business meeting. Wednesday 7;so F. M Soy seoass FIRST. cSrssr North Main and sayings sress-rhs Rev. John J. snayely. pastor The First Christian sermon will be the theme of the pastors address at the wor- ship io:S wilbur srsMsr % ylll % aaG sPsSE Sls Play cast. why the Chimes Rang. { ?. M. Young
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
CHARLES TRUSKAUSKAS. Salesman, Torrington:

Since they re doing the same type of work. I think it's justi- fled. Each had to spend the same amount of money and time to equip them selves for the p posttion of teaching. I do not believe in equal nay for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
Su,dav Seyyces iu Churches of Waterbury ard Vicinity

election of officers Mrs Lancastsrs home Se Pine etreet. Tuesday. P M. Executive Committee of the womsns society meeting. Wednesday l:so 2. A. Mrs Henry E prueaser the business meeting one hour later. Nancy PiAtt will speak of her sx- periencss a serving in the Philippines and n Japan during the war ct the In-Betweeners mes.ng. M Junior rehearsal Friday, F. 1. Cnurch cnoar rahaaraai. Friday. 7.3O P, N.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
Church Of The Nozorene
Advent Christion
ConoreQotionol

ITALIAN, Corner URon and south Kim stFeetsThe Rev Se the pastors sermon subject at worship. Il A. M sE6SSS ssry w dssyS ss Rev sSP stse scsa Ptss
 and SpFssy psTm Powsbp Sso P N coOmss TsnSwship. SIS P M Young Peoples Choir Choir Day school of Religion. P. M cuss. P. N: Junior sssS ssTs %;'RF in BOs ssSSts @ Evening Department ohrist%as fsrE urc wsones HiS isS:a.on s con M sS cSsrsA Az sewing MssiIns E @ SaIsSi: s:as ErIdsS lsy eSST teen sssrssy saSr SIS1 io',O " Midget iy cyn Period
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 Sas'i RfS'sn snd '9 S'P rS R:y p:vs O;sss s Sn sn: preach at ss wo5s6p iS!s IupSr rsllgTssiS g1sssY ssds ssS Later the %s%Ssrs wI go to sss: ss rsss :HanasI's ISDs Mss.aS' S.I P. M M 'A "-''
 ss s .s E:y E:ns:Sy sS:a AsS:a S. Ss % Ssn Ii s a anss s r Power Ass". with emphasIs on the A Book of Pssi%s % as ssi; sS [sass Of th. wsy yin attend the Messiah tSEsss gS: Rsg esis::' s1 %s'i ss% J Walton Book Club win christmas program at M s 6ss 's Ssn ana S
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 Tas kv,sSsy cS%% :SsRU: .to dscuss chFistmas and Winter plans. 7;50. TONRNNGTON FKHST-The Harold B. Bunting pass Residence. Norfolk Road. telephone ssss sunday school a;s0 N. Choir rehearsal lOSO A. M worship n A. M Pilgrim Fellowship ' P. M Thursday siso r. TOIsTEMOFORD CON0REGATTONAL--The Rev ! Gor- man smith, pastor; telephone ee7e. Junior Worship. iO:is A M Morning worship iO:tb. sunday school e;sO A. N. Monthly meeting of Standing Committee at par nonaEa Tuesday, P. M.
 rORRTEGTON FkENCH-The Rev, Augusts psvos pas rssIdsnes isi 0TOys street. telephone Ssss ssS
 sssSsS ssrses a cSrsSss LedIem' Aid society.
 TEND, Highland Ayenue-rhe Rev 0omsr k LewIs pas Christian Community will be the pastore sermon aab-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07

equal work for men and women unless the work is of the same type. And of course in teaching each contributes the same"