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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
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Tgsumngbgn. gune ag.-e1rs. Mary c. lguns. vie e william H. Gg0ns og % Bristol Street. a sister of Deputy Police supt. Daniel ]. Car son e Waaerbuy. alsa ns the Runeersord Hospital in TUgglngton late Thursday afternoon following a brief GlnsB.
 Sl1e was born tn Waterbury, De- ccmber ts. aose. the daughter oi the late John and EIlen tF0ley) CnFBon and came to live here tn 1917. She was . member Uf tho Connecticut Council oE cathOlic Women and a eummunicant Of St. Thomas Church, TlsumastUn.
 Surviving besides her husband and bsother. Dnulel .. Carson, are three uons. John and Daniel. both of TnomnBlon. Dr. William B. Lyons in the Q. 6. Navy; a caugh- Ger. Rosemary Lyons, of Thumas1un: a sister, Mrs. EIleUn Ereldel 0f New York City and one grandson.
 The funeral win be hold frum her home, % Bristol Street. time and other arrangements Co be an- nounced. Friends may call at the residence Friday and Saturday af- teFno0n and evening and are asked @ omit flowers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
DriOer Falls Asleep, Car Crashes Store
Domenie OlivserS Granted Continuance Az Reckless Drivers MaeLelland Fined

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 aasr4E A. Clgae1lo. @. Of S6 Bos- xwT Avenue. &0Ew1ch- receiSea A nnIle an pzymens oE SSs H'nen ar I raixnne nn a reckless cEzVsrle r:haree. Paliue said tAe accused arOue along South Main Street lasi nignl. paSsinR CATS anc sEesTsne an and ouf be-Eoen O.her Eehsctek moving on Elae haghM4y.
 Oraew eases: Wa1-er GoTk. g. oi Ea Bank Street. violation os proAa- uun. n0lle6: L1SuiS EspoS.o. B. oi Beacun Pans. Es0larion nf the rules nF rne raad, n0laeG sor e: Thomas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
Samuei Greonberg Seeks Nunae Charge

Permission Co change their Al1ra name Co Greene 6 eouHnt ln an annllcatlon filed tn unerlof Court today hy samuel 0foonheEg co Derby, hts wife ida Mollle, and their tWo children, Harry Aian ana Symle Deborah, ofeennefB states he began Co uee the name Greene years ego when no toured the country ca an orchestra leader
 lie points out he hes usea Nat name ln operation Of the Radio centre ln Derby and for all bslnls ness purposes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
LeaUemwovtA Prem nnnsals RiR Croapd

Many veterans were among the aso graduates and guests asieAoine tlse sleAeenwUrth tiiRh school prom at Wtloy gymnasium last night. te NAs the tirSl peacetine prom tn the city in tise years.
 Prank Rnran. ST. principal oi t.nSNpNrpgth, headed the faculty menseASr attending. John A. Dils lon. mechanical craving instructor waS faculty advisor. Richard Fad0s and Wanda Cttace were chaifnlen of tho prom Coanmatttce.
 Wlllism Daser. class president, and his guest. Miss Elaine DiCon. xtanso. a erac0ate. led the grand
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14

rsmmume. Sa of ess Bank Street, ssaaasaoM UE the gValcS of the road. na,ea eor &Ss 1eSae NoAkoS. 6. ot aasesaeexg. xsoeasson of the rules q she roea continued so 5,rne @, Al- neg1 RoSkmS. es. oE eaa Highland
 Asenoe. Snee6lAR continued so S0ne a TAe1As Eegnsn. a. cf Cheshire nan-sanpoga. continued to saly ta,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
|CGFFney MemOvioi GnSs TnmnYYnzU.

Officers and sensuunel co Ts1e City Court will meet sz 1he court room aum0ETOw ag BsaD a. M. and will lea1e al 8sG5 in 8 b0cg 30 ai- tend the memorial Mas sz 2 A- M- a4 St. AHargaTHt's Church for Capt- golan " Gaf1ney. sun 0e Czty Court JUlee golan L. Gaf1nev-
 Capt. Gaffney died 0n 1zz0n in the Philippines last EeHk nf aca-e poliumgelffiS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14

march. The sylanAalam was deco. rated win the elaS eolors and the npnnAnts of all three hleh schools. Muse Was furnished hy Francis nclllno ana hts orchestra,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
FUNERALS

The funeral of Peter A. Marza- no, l55 Charles Street. will be helo From the Colasanto Funeral Home, nx2 Bank Street. tom9rrOw morning at Q to Our Lady Of Mount Carmel Church for a solemn high Mass of reduiem at e,s5. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this after noon and evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14

wtBe is one son, william shine ds Bridgeport.
 Funeral services win be held to- murrow at e.sD from the Walter B. Cooke Inc, Funeral Home. ll7 West gana Street. 1eew York City 10 Our raay of Is0uraes Church. New York City, where a Mass of requiem will be celebrated at Q o'clock. Burial win be at the convience of the fam ilv in Calvary Cemetery this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14

Private funeral services were held at the Anderson Funeral Home. 70 Central Avenue. today for Karen Elaine Sterner. ll-months old dauglater of Mr. and Mrs Howard R. Sterner. 56 Suffolk Street. The Rev. B. Kenneth Anthony. pastor of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14

NoglA NRegStae street. oteAcA ot tho peAce. SNSpenocd sentence. tne tcNtcA Son. 0lSchAfge6
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
Ginger Ale Firm WithdrasDs Suit

WishdfaNal papers were aled ln SNnertor Court today in the lns0r. ance litigation brought by the Dias maond Ginger Ale. Inc, of Water. bury against American Motorists insurance Company of Illinois Damages ot sseel.Ae plus interest were sought.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14

First planting ef crested wheat nrAss in Wyoming was ma0e by Herbert '. sahln ln ieee, near kAAsk, VfVn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14

iareest shipSlde cotton warehouse in the world Is in the port og New orleans. It has a capacity Of near. lv 500 900 bales.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
OBITUARY

CRAw-aGrs. Jessie R. Gray. O. wife of Thomas Gray. { Second Avenue. died suddenly yesterday afternoon in Waterbury Hospital.
 noEn ia Scotland. Mrs. Gray was a daughter of the late James and Jane f0sborneD Gray. A resident of Waterbury for the past 5e years. she was a member of Naomi Chap Ger, Order of Eastern Star. Mrs. Gray was well-kn0wn here, having conducted Q tearoom on Willow Street. and she also served as a caterer.
 Surviving. besides her husband. are . son. William ]. Gray. Hitch cock Lake: four grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held from the Alders0n Funeral Home. 70 Central Avenue, Saturday afternoon at 2. pr. John walker offlciating. Burial wfIl be in Riverside cemetery Friends may cali at the funeral home tonight from [ to Q.
 Funeral arrangements are in- complete. Burial Nall be in River side Cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30
Methodist

GRACE, 1929 ThOmastOn AvenueThe Rev Richard Mutt, pastor. Church school, 9:45 a. m. Behold the Man will be the subject II a Junior Youth Eel lowshp business meeting, D. m. Senior Youth Fellow ship D. m. Official board meeting, Monday 1880 ?. Dr. Ralph Woodward. field director of Yale Di- vinity school will be the Lenten service speaker, Thursday 1880 p. m. Dr. Albert II. Marion. district superintendent the Haven District will preside at the annual fourth quarterly conference and fel- lowship supper Friday 6i30 P m' senior Youth Eel lowship bowling, saturday 6i5 p. m,
 ST PAILs, East Farm Street.-The Rev Edwin N F. Temple, pastor sunday school, s.30 a. m The Radio Ensemble of the New England Fellowship will parii' will preach Something Lacking al the Lenten service, m. MidWeek day0tlons and membership instruction, Tuesday, 7iS0 p, m,
 FIRST, Corner NAFih Man sad savings street.-The Rev John J, snaYely pastor, Come and Sec will he the pastors subject, ieiSO nh fouth Fellowehlp sls0 D. m Girl scouts Tuesday ?, m, The servant of the Lord will be the subject at the special Lenen service Tuesday, z D, m, Mrs, Robert E, Wloughhs VII describe her ekpeTehee working with the unonF aaga Indians 10 New York last snmmeF at the Moth CTS Club meeting. Wednesday ilse p m. Kedegatlon membership class ef sunday school members VIII meet children of ihe primary and jpplsT asparmsals @ ehaFGs af Mrs, WllienEhhy Friday 2, e. Junior choiF Friday bise D. m, chpfeh fbeF rehearsal, Frf dag 1880 Q.
 WEST SIDE HIIA. Iaas wsst Maln kassss-Ths Rev, nFuee NhlflnMofa, pastor, church arhae, eftt as O. 'Ihe eFass and Inc losi nf tleFtfanee, viii be fAs pRsief'g snbisei Ai the Nefff p ~ n Mem. heFRhip class ti4a O. m, fha Youth Feewship wl meet % affend ths World ro1nfl % ChnTeher fonib pfesfam at the t4Fut Baptist Church. sipe p VI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30
Lutheran

THOMASTON BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL. North Main Street at Electric Avenue-The Rev E. Einar Kron, pastor. Church school. 10 The pastor will preach on What Jesus Suffered Before tho Council at the divine worship, D, m. What Jesus suffered at the Hands His Accusers' will be the pastors sermon subject at the Lenten vespers, Thursday. 7So D. m Church choir practice. Thursday S:SO p. m. ZION EVANGELICAL sOl Cherry Street.-The Rev. E Kron pastor Childrens choir practice under the direction of William Russell s;45 a Church school. 9sO a What Jesus suffered Before the Council will be the sermon subject at tho divine wor ship, l0:45 Board of administration (deacons and trusteesl Monday, Senior confirmation class Wednesday, 2:45 D. m. The Rev. William R. Frend berg of Naugatuck will preach The Denying Dis cple', at the Lenter vespers, Wednesday, 1880 D. Choir practice. Wednesday, s:30 D. m. Mrs. A. NJ. An derson Axel Forsen will be hostesses the Daughters of Zion meeting in the social rooms Thurs day D. m. Miss Adele will entertain the Luther League her home, 5l Ferndae Av enue, Friday, p. m. Senior confirmation class Sat urday 930 a. Junior confirmation class Saturday l0:5O q.
 ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL 48 Cooke Street.-The Rev. John N. C. Mohrmann. pastor. sunday school, 9:3O m.. Feeding of the Five Thousand will be the subject 10:S0 a. Lenten services. Wed nesday. m Ladies' Aid meeting after the I.enten services, Wednesday, Senior Walther League, Friday m. Voting members business meeting. Saturday, s m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30
Home Nursing Students ReceiUe CeYtifcateS

Miss Marion Biglow of the Water bury Visiting Nurses last night ad- dressed 72 Red Cross students in Home Nursing who were presented certificates marking completion of the two-month course. Also present were instructors who awarded pins to the graduates, and several special ial guests.
 Miss Joan Bradley, supervisor of The Waterbury Health Department of Nurses, presented the diplomas to the class.
 Mrs. John Dillon welcomed the class and guests, and Mrs. Aurora Palladino, member of the Home Nursing Committee, was chairman Tn charge of @ social hour which followed the exercises. Miss Florence E. Anderson, director of Home Nurs- Ing, presided.
 Special guests at the event inclu- ded Miss Anna G. Murphy, director of case work, Waterbury Anti-T -T'uber- culosis League, and Miss Margaret Orr Benade, executive director, Waterbury Chapter.
 Instructors present were Miss Nathlie Morgan, Mrs. Christine Suhr, Mrs. Anne Hummel, Mrs. Mil- dred Roberts, Mrs. Madge Pearce, and Mrs. Anne Bulger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30
Social Notes

MT. Irving Chase, Prospect Street, and Frederick Chase, Mid- dlebury, who have been sojourning at Punta Gorda, Fla, are expected to return to their homes shortly.
 Miss Olga Santavernere of York Street has returned home after spending several months at Palm Beach, Fla.
 MT. and Mrs. Homer Rood of Thomaston Avenue had as their re- cent guest, Mrs. Alice Watrous of Seymour.
 Miss Cynthia Sperry, daughter of MT. and Mrs Roger Sperry of Pine Street, a student at Holmquist School, New Hope, Pa, has been spending the spring vacation with her parents. Miss Natalie Sperry, a student at the George School, Georgetown, Pa, returned to school last week after spending the spring vacation at home.
 pr. and Mrs. Richard J. Hin- chey, and son Richard, of Will tow Street have returned home af- ter vacationing in Palm Beach, Fla.
 The April suppe rmeeting of the Notre Dame Alumnae Association will be held Monday at. 6 D. m. at Dior1os Restaurant on Bank Street.
 A family reunion was held Mon- day at the home of Mrs. Mary Stack, South View Street, in cele- bration of her 8lst birthday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30
Annual Tea 0f Wilson Post Event 0f Next Sunday

The Eleventh anual musical tea of the Wilson Post, American Le- zion, will be held from 4 to 6 p. m. on Sunday, April 2, In the Posts rooms on Bishop Street,
 The interior of the Posts head- quarters is being redecorated by Charles Anderson, painting contrac- tor, for the occasion.
 At Q regular meeting of the Post held on Wednesday, John W. Park CT, Finance Officer, World War II veteran, rendered hIs resignation, as he is leaving for California. Amsley Williams, a World War II veteran and associate membership chairman,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30

ALL SOULS Cloves Terrace and Hewlett Street.-The Rev. Thomas L. Sinclair. pastor. Family Sunday will will be Sunday school Special family service and TRINITY sS Prospect street.-the Rev. Roger B. T. An derson pastor. Holy Euchors a. m. Holy Eucharist and 10:30 a., m. Church school l0:S0 a. Litany every day, l@;SO D. The Rev. Francis W. G. Parker, O. H. C. of Holy Cross Monastery, West Park New York will be the speaker, Friday, D. m, CHRIST. Bethany-The Rev winfred R, Langhorst pas tor. Sunday school, 10 m Prayer and sermon II a. ST. MICHAELS, Naugatuck-The Rev. wnfred B. Lslg school 9;30 a. Robert Hair will be junior ayread- CT, Donald Honse psalmist and Franklin Hotchkiss lectioner at the devotions, lO:l5 n; m. Everett M Brown, Harold w. Brown sherman Brown and Wal lace Noble will be ushers at the worship with sermon II Seymour Squres is chairman. assisted by Mrs Squires Philip Walker, Mrs. Philip Walker and Cal mttee for the Young Peoples Fellowship meeting 1880 ST. JOHNS, Corner West Main Church Sreets-rhe Rev. Francis O. Ayres, pastor. Holy communion, a. Sunday school 9:30 m. sunday school service, ID m. Prayer and 10:45 a m, The Rev. Robert Beecher former here. will be preacher at Club meeting the Guild Hall, Tuesday. D. CHRIST CHAPEL 2O3O East Main Street.-The Rev sam 1O45 a. m Mems club meeting Monday, 8 D.. m Ladies' Guild meeting, Wednesday. m. The Rev John Magee. chaplain to Episcopal students at Yale missionary China where during the perence the Orient at the service. Wednesday, D. Tuesday Night Guild roast pork and sauerkrau ST. PAUL's, WaterViie-The Rev. Robert Beggs min large Sunday school 9:45 a. m. The Mean ing of Christ to Jesus Disciples and Christians Today will Mr. Beggs' subject. II a.. m. Altar Guild meteing, Wednesday. 1880 D. m.
 ALL SAINTS, Oakyille-The Rev Prank squires pastor There will be no church school but children are subject will The Prodigal Will Be shown, II a m. Holy communion, a. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30
D.A.R. Chapter
 Meeting Monday

jects will be shown by Robert s. Walker at a meeting of the Melicent Porter Chapter, OAR. at 2:20 on Monday at the Waterbury Women's Club
 A musical program will be pre- sented by Mrs. Brone Raisins Lu- cas. A report on the morning ses- sion of the 53rd annual state coll- ference of the Daughters of the American Revolution, held March 2l, in Torrington. will be given by Mrs. John w. Potter and Mrs. Earl Pierson, A report on the afternoon session will be given by Mrs, Wii- liam H. Vining and Mrs. William A. Service.
 Hostesses at the meeting will in- clude Mrs. Burton J. Hine. chair man, assisted by Mrs. William T. Leggett, Mrs. Philip A. Reuter-, Mrs. Franklin B. Daniels and Miss Harriet A. Cone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30
Catholic

.S s"s Main Roy. Donald o'Lcary and the Rev Richard % Philips ST. cE ssoS srssTSS 10 f%S Rev. m Peter cuny ST. i FRANCIS s''s; xAviE HRS SsS Bawn Street.-The Rev snd the Re Sa TRS tho @ 1sS
 9$$SS s;2o o;so and II n. m Rosary and benedIcton ST SosEPiis Corner and John Street
 Joseph Bosu.as the ReV Edwsrd Radsevch TSS Snd the Rey Vincent RasaIts Masses 6 q s. g, 10 and Il snS S;Tia'r''sS sS Farm ;SST.S $%::s: %"s and S'S osS sSDa 1z I&by Sr ieS%E GoURDEs 300 soaib Main strerns EaTrell ,a and the RsS Rocco Nas assistant. Rev Francis P Mclaughlin assistants Masses T. g. used at the 10 o'clock Mass S OUR LADY or MOUNT CARMEL sss Highland Avenue Paul RsTa and ss and the Rsy Masses g. 10 and Il a m Rosary and benedic- ST. SATRIGks. 50 charle, Street.-The Rev Eugene P, the Rev Francis Dohsrty assIstants Masses '. aHS S. ;3S ssO and II a m The last Mass will be high Mass SACRED HEART, 5 WOIcott streeteThe Rev Henry E. Dial and 5to Rev John Kelly. assistants Masses Se" ST. ANSs SIS G f&% ssuth n Mni" s..ssrhe Rev Ernest
 MSea sfG the assa1 ass Ssad Mss 5 ST. PErER ASn, ST; PAUI. ss southmsyS soad-Ths s'fsss Rs oSa aGs ssn R RsS BL6 sssiS sAcaAMESa la SS ,ss obDIn. sr..rn. Rev. Edward MorrisOn pastor and the Rev Robert chagnon and the Rev Anthony sims. assistants. Masses G. !. and n a m
 sT. LCCYk % Branch atreet--Ihe FeliE ScOglio. pastor. and the Rev Michael MeverFy and tho Rev AleE Rieei0 assistants Masses s and t0 50 a Rosary and benedietion q.
 nedy pastor. and the Rev Joseph paly and the Rev ST. sSs op THE m eSss iasss's SaseluI, n % Rev Hu serI r carrig pasor Messes Tis0 2 and q n m' Noyena of tho Holy Infant Of Prague Tuesday ;isO ST. MARY HAgDALENEs. oak.Hls, Ig BackiagI,am stFeet-The Roy fhomas Nclaug pastor Mseses ;,se tNe at 9ns ln ne church ter s9ylts hs ether s, a aCms. m Lhe a.i Mass {, hl.i Msss mn o. .,.,..
 oalyn pastor and !hs kss. Gerald uasel'sr ss. esleeraisa ln lseiaiehsn q ii a m liesay lisns sIs AAIHOhhah, pFahneft, Prospect li0aa-fhe Rev Jghn McTeague nahtor, Masses nt and li Ao eonifsaiona sni be hoard before Masses confehs niona ,ei he hanrd saturdays at ( D. ml end from Co m Macs s also eeiehfniea % Bethany co sT. MsgHAssi}a. slat Thalnasisn Assnns--rha Rss. Sames 4 Mccormick. paaief, and ths iieH Themas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30
Airline Benson
 Feted at ShO1Ce1

Miss Airline Elizabeth Benson, of Chipman Street, who will be married to Leon E. Duley of West Main Street, tomorrow at 3 ?. m. ct st Johns Episcopal Church, was recently honored at mts- csllaneous shower. Miss Violet Coluccl was hostess. Those attend- ing were Mrs. Earl Thompson, Mrs. Fred Colucci, Mrs. Mae Duley, Mrs. Francis Cole, Mrs. Earl Tooker, Mrs. Raymond Ryan, Mrs. Russell schmitt, Mrs. Edward Bevans. Mrs. Anthony Lucian, Mrs. James Greene Mrs. James Matteo, Mrs. Harold Bergin, Mrs. William Romaniello, Mrs, Fred Colucci, JS., Mrs. Ed- ward Stroberg, Mrs. Geraldine Greenwood.
 Also the Misses Ernestine Bevans, Eleanor Bevans, Eleanor Delaney, Patricia Fahy, Theresa Errichetti and Ann Colucci,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30
Congregational

BUNKER HILL, s7i Bunker Hin Avenue-The Rev. Alan M Farbank, pastor sunday school, s:45 a. m. The Meaning of Freedom will he the sermon subject, II a, m, Junior Pilgrim Fellowship. D. m Pilgrim Eel lowship 5:30 D.
 SECOND. Corner West Main Street and Holmes Avenue The Rev. John C. Walker pastor Born for AdverstY will be the pastors subject the worship II a. m. Dr. Howard Higgins, dean of Emerson College, will give performance of alleged mental miracles and an expose of the technics of fSirs at the forum ;9 and Mir, Club April Foolish party, Monday, P day Ar scouts Tuesday, D: surgiss ton wednesGay, 9:$o D. m Passion play rehearsal Wednesday, 7:so P m Red Cross sewing. Thursday m Junior choir Erldsy P uT:, m seni9G i9G choir G n p2enpor m a eer w % Friday a. UNION. oakyllls-rne pastor Church s Nee ies ns church hall. 7:SO p. m.
 THIRD. Ssl Highland Ayenue-Thc Rev. Conner R Lewis pastor % n sunday sum school 10 m RefeftGa bo IGfTsnGe lo:45 a: m. Weekly gym class, Tuesday. D. m Ladies'
 p m Ms s anS Miss NJ m ub tr wednesday m Ladies Aid dessert bridge Mrs George Moeer of Sl SOUTH Tea%e"t and Baldwin street M s Rsy the @ T%s h @ % of fhSr1G Rs res % Se tho pastors sermon subject at inc worship II 2. Pastors class in church membership. D m Young Peoples Christian Fellowship. GsO ?. m The Rev, Conner h. Lewis Third Congregational Church So Pastor FIRST. lss West street-rhe Rev. B Kenneth An; by the Federation of Mems Bible Glasses a m m Growing in the Christian Life will be the pastors sermon s snD}ega d at S s S gSesnP m church sb9oI rades of tle Way foryouag people w attend the sag William A. Keys secretary of the Youth pepaFtment ITALIAN Corner Union and Souih Tlm streetsThe Rev be t6e pastors sermon subject at the worship II a. m Church school Il 'm' Ientsn service Wednesday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30
ttended
 Obera Yesterday

Floyd c. Evans, music supervisor in public high schools, and Mrs. Evans yesterday accompanied r senior students from the three pulp lie high schools here to New York where they attended the perform ance of "The Barber of Seville" at the Metropolitan Opera, Patrick MunSel and Nino Martini sang the lead roles.
 Students from Crosby, Wilby and Leavenworth High Schools were: Virginia Adams, Lida Anastasio, John Garafola, William Skiff, Jo- seph Spinella, Doris Armstrong, Frank Papandrea, Frank Auria, Bennett Burton, Joseph Ciarcia, Arthur Bredice, Violet Pierpont, Mary Pecci, Mary Mccarthy, Rob- ert Painter, Shirley Watkins and Myron Bazarian.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30
To
 LaMnch DriVe

Mrs, Ruth LaVallee, chairman of ,the annual membership drive of the Waterbury Council of Catholic Women, will hold a committee meeting Monday night at the Dio- cesan Bureau of Social Service. At that time parish chairmen and as- sistants will be named, and a pro- gram outlined to launch the drive which starts April 8 and ends May lS.
 The present membership is 370O and the goal for this year, the silver jubilee year Of the Council is 5000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30
Mrs. Gr1bIe
 Feted 0t Party

Mrs. Vera orable, 64 Lawlor Street, was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Anna 0rish, Bank Street.
 Those present were: Mrs. Anna Barkauskas, Mrs. Anna Sinkevich, Mrs. Stephanie Maclean, Mrs. Dot Mazaika, Mrs. Wanda Thurston, Mrs. Alice Moore, Mrs. Constance seradinskas, Mrs. Mary CoSgrif Mrs. Mary Staugas and Miss Ella Kopic2h.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30

was unanimously elected to fill the unexpired term of the resigned F- nance Officer.
 The arrangements committee for the affair includes John Rhinehart, chairman, assisted by James Pruden, Simon Durham, Amsley Williams, George Taylor, Charles Robinson Co-chairman, Mrs. Cora PTuden of the Auxiliary will be assisted by Della Wade, Daisy Stevens, Mrs William Mitchell, Mrs, Charles Rice Josephine Mum and Elsie Mum.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30
Edzgard KiSchbau111S to Be H0n0redatLarge Reception

MT, and Mrs, Louis Kirschbaum will entertain this evening for their son and daughter-in-law, MT. and Mrs. Edward Kirschbaum, whose marriage was an event of February g. at a reception and buffet sup per at the Copper Kettle.
 More than 225 persons will at- tend, including guests from Hawaii California, New York City, Boston Mass, and Montclair, N J.