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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-30
DAISY DEAN TEST
AGAIN MAKES HOLE

R. C. Tarrant is drilling past lilo
feet in his wildcat on the Daisy
Dean structure, on the Bair ranch
in SW NE NV 28-9N-12E, after
casing off water found in the Big
Elk sand, topped at $50. Location
is about Is miles northwest OF
Harlowton, In Wheatland county,
and SO miles due east of White Sui
phur Springs Tin Meagher county,.
This is the first test to be drilled
on this structure.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-30
Lease Action

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and q. commitment to drill within
six months. Renewal rental at $3.50
for six months.
Hansen also leased all of Sec. 7
in Twp. IS, Rye. % East, to Swain
X. Myrdahl and Allan Barnes of
Missoula for q cash consideration
of $500 and a commitment TO drill
within six months. Renewal rental
of $3.50 for each six months.
Leases recorded follow:
Ernest III. and Una Hansen to
Allen Barnes and Swain X. Myrdal
of Missoula---all OF Sec. z, Twp. 10,
Rye. 20. Pay lessor 127h % for oil,
gas lease. Drilling to be commenced
on or before Sept. Is, 1916. Renewal
rental of $3.50.
Frank and Maude Odell Butler to
Erastus Mabry Butler of Chicago.
mineral deed. Undivided n OF ali
right, title and interest in and to
all oil, gas and other minerals in
and under lots 9, 10, 10 and u, Sec.
II; NWA SWA Sec. %, Twp. Is,
Rye. 80 East.
G. J. and Emma c. Carlson to
r. G. Parent of Sunburst, Mont.
Oh and gas lease, years; NEA Ek
sen of Sec. 5, Twp. Is, Rye. %.
One-eighth of oil and gas to lessor.
Drilling to be commenced on or
before June ], 1946. Renewal rental,
$500.
Ernest H. and Una Hansen, Emil
and Martha Hansen to Swain X.
Myrdal of Missoula, royalty deed;
1S6 of oil and gas on all of Sec. Is,
Twp. ID North, Rye % East; u of
10 oil and gas on EA Sec. IL, Twp.
Is North, Rye % Winnett
Times.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-30
SURFACE OWNER
FIGHTING MOVE
TO DRILL LAND

WINNETT-A suit has been filed
in district court here asking for
a restraining order to permit oil
exploration work on lands owned
by Robert Moss.
Plaintiffs are Esther Dahl Burke,
Lucille Walker, George w. Dahl,
Cassie Peppard, George d. Ore and
William NJ. Hanlon.
The plaintiffs allege they are
owners of all oil and gas and other
minerals, together with rights 70
mine, operate and remove same
from lands in Petroleum and Car
field counties, described as fol
lows: NWA, SWh NEA of Sec.
q, Twp. Ism. Rye. 30E.
The plaintiffs further allege that
Robert Moss ''wrongfully and with
out any right whatsoever, refused
to permit plaintiffs to enter upon
and use said lands, and refused TO
permit plaintiffs TO mine, operate
or remove the oil, gas and other
minerals therefrom."
Plaintiffs ask for restraining
order to prevent the defendant from
hindering exploration work.
Attorneys for the plaintiffs are
II. Leonard DeKalb and George ID.
Ore.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-30

This is an estimate of probable
requirements based on actual cur
rent and seasonal trends.
Current figures for January and
February, 1916 indicate that crude
oil production averaged 4,645,0O0
barrels daily, that the demand for
domestic crude oil Appropriated
4,495,000 barrels daily, and that
about 10000 barrels daily were
added to stocks of domestic crude
oil.
The most significant changes
shown by current trends relate to
motor fuel demand and stocks.
The total demand for gasoline
Is exceeding all previous esti-
mates and may amount to APP
proximately 1,880,O0O barrels
daily during the first quarter.
This high demand combined
with a reduction In gasoline
yields and am increase I'm fuel
oil yields have reduced the rate
of increase in gasoline stocks
and viii permit higher Grade
runs than were anticipated
originally In March 20 meet
fuel oil requirements for Navy,
other government, and civilian
uses. As the result of this
changed situation, the final
forecast of crude demand for
March has been increased by
about 10000 barrels daily over
preliminary estimates.
The total demand for all oils
may exceed 5,150000 barrels daily
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-30
Gasoline Demand Much Higher
Than Forecast, Bureau Says

The domestic crude petroleum estimated the
of Mines United States Department OF the Interior to meet the
demand in March, 1915, is 4,450OOO barrels daily.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-30

Send a contribution to the Sun
burst Badger.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-30

in the first quarter of 1916 COM
pared with an actual total demand
Of 5,043, 900 barrels daily In the last
quarter of 1916. On the basis of
present trends, the demand for do
nestle crude oil may not decline
materially in the second quarter,
civilian demand for gasoline may
be much higher than was anticipat-
ed, the military demand for fuel
oils is expected TO continue at pres
ent levels and may be supplemented
by additions TO depleted stocks, and
exports may expand due to the
shortage of coal and other fuels out
side of the United States.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-30

The man with the hoe" Is being
replaced ON some southern cotton
farms by an adaptation of the war
time flame thrower, which can burn
weeds In cotton fields at far less
cost.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Jane Peck
 Feted ct ShOzCerS

Miss Jane Peck of watervliie who will be married to Armand K. Johnson. Jr., of Cheshire, tomorrow, was feted ct several showers rec gently.
 Miss Peck was presented with crystal at a shower given by Miss Shirley Ehrhardt of Hamilton Ave- nue. Those attending were: Mrs. Leonard Dorado, Misses Helen Slager. Helen Loy, Catherine Heary, Marjorie Miles and Bessie O'Day.
 Mrs. Stanley Kron of Laurel Street feted Miss Peck at mis- cellaneous shower at her home. Present were Mrs. Theron Alexaf1- der, Mrs. Carol Root, Miss Florence DeFabritis, Mrs. Ralph Ransom, Mrs. Clifford Peck. Misses Virginia Peck and Lois Krom.
 Mrs. Frank Carey and Miss Mar- jorie Carey of Monmouth Avenue, were hostesses at miscellaneous shower for Miss Peck recently in their home. Attending were: Mrs A. c. German. Mrs. Albert Class Mrs. Clifford Peck, Mrs. Margaret Clark. Mrs. Ralph Ransom, Mrs Doris German Smith, Misses Mar iorie Goodson. Eileen whelan. Dor- othy Cahill. Joan Brenneis, Virginis Peck, Loretta Clark, Mrs. Leor Bakmazian and Miss Evelyn Bak' mazian, Wethersfield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

Winners in the Wednesday after noon tournament held under the direction of Mrs. John Moriarty of Linden Street, were as follows: North and South, Mrs. James Dun- can and Mrs. Ralph Grain. 75h: Mrs. James Bulger and Mrs. George Cashman, 75; East and West, Mrs. Uric Dionne and Mrs. Frank Dris- coll. 76: Mrs. John Brophy and Mrs. William Foley. 72. Ofncial stand ing: Mrs. Charles Petitjean and Mrs. Albert Lavigne. i5e; Mrs. William Moffatt and Mrs. George Bolan, lS7h Mrs. Bulger and Mrs. Cash man. i57. and Mrs. Dionne and Mrs. Driscoil. i57az.
 Results of the Wednesday evening session were: North and South, Mrs. Lennie Cutler and Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis. 45h; Mrs. Patrick Ciminera and Mrs. John DAmbrosky. 42M East and West, Josephine Sandore and Ruby Goodrich, 4e. and Miss Katherine Wall and Miss Martha shoner. 4iss.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
EUents Of Today

aA N, DGP, ~, - DlsteTs e Mercy Annual Christmas pazaezs Knights of Columbus HaiL
 t0P, M,-BaBta Maria cIreis, Nee tl08al Daughters of Tsabslla toe4 sais at Miller and Peck'a
 2P, M,--issien f. Goodrich Chap. sef, Kings Daughters, Grove Hall
 800 T, My--i3unkeF Hil fAsefayv Club, the Rev, Allan Pasrbankg so give reading. Board meeting at 7sse.
 7;3O ?, M-citb Afniki, Y.MC.Ay first eosed soeIai 0f season. Dancing and games featured
 s P. M. -- Waterbury vlsiting Nurse Association card party SoE benefit of Victoria Lsbfeich MeHl1~ 0Flai Fund, as s. J0i1n's CnuSch.
 sp, My--Evefgreen CouFs, No. 1, order Of AfnaFanth, Christmas party at Masonic Temple.
 sP, M>-Tins Cheshire Heights Community Club v1ii meet at the home Of Mf. and Mfa Herbert Sal. fnons0n, Hillside Avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Mrs. Angelo Pierro Morks 9Oth Birthday

A birthday party in honor of Mrs. Angela Maria. Pierro of Benham Street was given Sunday, at the home of her son, Michael ]. Pierro, of Oak Hill Avenue. Mrs. Pierro marked her 90th birthday on Dec. 4.
 A buffet lunch was served after presentation of a birthday cake with candles arranged in a figure go"
 Besides Mrs. Pierro those present included: Mir. and Mrs. Vito Per- riello. Mir. and Mrs. Rocco Cozza, Mrs Josephine Perriello, Mrs. Mar garet Davino Mrs. Mary Ripalda Venere, Mir. and Mrs. Angelo Rinal- di, MT. and Mrs. William Daddona, Mir. and Mrs. Anthony Ranaudo Former Mayor and Mrs. P. M. Per- riello. Mrs. Filomena Mastrodon- ato. MT. and Mrs. Louis Mastrodon- ato. Mir. and Mrs James Mastro- donate, Anthony Mastrodonato, Miss Lucy ,Samela, Mir. and Mrs. Albert J. Perriello, Miss Dolores Perriello, Mir. and Mrs. John Plano, Miss Roberta Plano, MT. and Mrs. John venere Mir. and Mrs. Arm and Pesillo. John Armand Pesillo, MT. and Mrs. Albert M. Daddona, MT. and Mrs. Albert Pelosi, Mir. and Mrs. William Lanese, Miss Caroline Pelosi, Armand Tartaglia, Miss Oenevieve Davino. Ralph Nappi, Miss Clara Nappi, Miss Malvina Nappi, Miss Doris Rinaldi, Frank Campus, s. William Rinaldi, An- thony Daddona. MT. and Mrs. Michael J. Pierro and MT. and Mrs. Stanley J. Akumback.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
AMeiIiGsy Holds Annssx1I Election

Ea6ses AuKEliaxy. Canton T. R AHaxean. No. a LOOP, mel last night an Oo6 FenOxx' Han for their reRular meeting. AExs. Catherine Wood. president presided st the meeting.
 me snuuAl election q OEsscsrs was held Newly elected offscers include Mrs. Lue1la Newman, pres saent: Mrx. AEahea Gardener, vice. president Mrs. Francss Owens. sec retaxys Mrs. Louise Clarke, treas uGs Mrs. Cora Kanny. third trustee, and Mrs. Mabel Gardener. delegate to department council.
 Plans were completed for the house party to be held tomorrow night at the houe Of Mrs. Martha Cady of Chauncey Street. A buffet supper viii be held at 6:S0 followed by a program of games and enter tainnent with Mrs. Francis Owens. chairman
 The annual Christmas supper for Auxiliary and Canton members and their husbands and wives wall be held Dec. ls at Odd FellowS' Hall. Supper w1l be served st s:So. Mrs. Louise Clarke and Mrs. Julia AGauggraff are in charge of the af- fair. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Lnella Newman.
 Members of the supper committee assisting Mrs. Clarke include Mrs. gulia Marggraff. Mrs. Luella New man, MrS. Clara Dlbhell and Mrs. Cora Kanny. Members Of the dining room and decorations committee include Mrs. Francis Owens and Mrs Martha Cady, cO-chairmen. The regular business meeting will precede the supper. A program of Christmas entertainment and tree wln be enjoyed Each member at- tending is asked to bring a 26 cent gift for exchange.
 The mystery prize donated by Louis Marggraff was won by Harold Newman last night. H0stesses win charge of the social hour and re- treatments included Mrs. Joseph Montrose, Mrs. Laura Peterson and Mrs. Grace Painter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Olga RWspf
 Wed Saturday

MlR Oara pumF'a of W1lson Sezuss became 6he nriee 0f Joseph Aaam- aitis, son of Frank AaamAitlk et Onion Clsg on Saturday Hf 8 S'cloek nt the Church of the Emmnculnte Conception.
 prxsuntp6 an marriage asg hHF father, the bride was Hssired an Q white slipper seth gown Fashioned with a Eltted bodice trimmed with lace, long sleeves that sapeuea Q a point aa the wrist trimmed With lace and a Run skirt. Her vel Ut illusion fen from Q headpieue e seed pearls and she carried . cas- cnie bouquet uf whlte roses.
 Mrs. Matilda Synkowicz and Azlsk Mary Grant were bridesmaids. Theg were attire6 in 1awen0ar gowns styled with fitted bo(lices and fu1 skir4s with matching fea&anre6 hafs and carried ar mbouuusts of russs.
 Charles veresla astenae9 the bridegroom as best man and She usaers were Leonard SyTlkUx1cE and George Waterbury.
 Following a receptiun fer 100 guests held at the 21 Cluh, She con- pie left for a wedding trip to Miami Fla. For travellnE the bride chose a gray suit with black accessories and an orchid. she attended Haxxa- son High School. New x0rk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Mrs. Aronson Attends Toroh Luncheon

Mrs. H. Aronson, president of Beth Fl Sisterhood, Waterbury, att tended the Torah Scholarship Fund Invitation Luncheon honoring Mrs. Dora R. Spiegal of New York, past president of the Women's League, held at the Palmer House on Tues day, Nov. 28, as part of the program of the Convention of National women's League. The convention was held in Chicago. Nov. 25-26.
 The National Women's League of the United Synagogue of America is an organization of sisterhoods af- filiated with conservative congrega- tions in this country and Canada.
 Mrs. Nathan Schatz of Connecti- cut, co-chairman of the Torah Scholarship Fund presided at the luncheon at which a Clinic on Torah Scholarships" was held. The open meeting heard Rabbi Jack Herman of New York and Rabbi Morris Adler of Detroit, followed by a Workshop Session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Junior Guild Gard Party Has Large Attendance

Twenty-one tahles were in play last night at a card party sponsored hy the Junicr OuEld of St. Johns Church. A bazaar vas held In con- punctaOn with the event
 Special prizes were awarded Co Mrs William Barlow, Mrs. William LAslaer, and Mrs. Audrey Hardwick.
 Also attending were Mrs. Joseph Bowen, Miss Theresa Hurlh0t. Mrs. Alfred Murtaeh. Mrs. William A. Kcnscher, Mrs. A. n. Blanchard, Mrs V. A. Reynolds, Mrs Charles ". Staer, Mrs. Frank Lieber, Mrs. Fannie Single, Airs. Clifford Con- rad, Mrs. Robert Schlaner, Mrs. George Kurtz, Mrs. Frank meson, Mrs. Edward Segears, Mrs. Louis Merrfman, and Mrs. George wood- ward.
 Also present were Mrs. Raymond Putnam. Mrs. Frank Sedgewick, Mrs. Robert Kamack. Mrs. Charles G Mcclure, Mrs. Charles H. Lowe. Mrs. Max Kraft, Mrs. Amelia Kfrsch. Mrs. wendell L. Cross, Miss Betty Stier, Mrs. Edward l.. Leon- ard. Mrs. Eva Steinmsn. Mrs. Starr Oadershaw, Mrs. James Lockhart, Mrs. George Houlahan. Mrs. John Goodrich, Mrs Charles Winter mute. Mrs. William Lasher. Miss Harriet Cone, Mrs. William H. Bar low, Mrs. Carl Loether. Sr., Mrs Arthur Warfel, Mrs. Helen Sin caster. Mrs. Fred Pope. Mrs. Wall ter Folgmann, Mrs. Arthur DeBis. schop. Mrs. willis F. Machtn, and Mrs. Clara Kelley.
 Others were Mrs. Henry R. Logan, Mrs. John Perijean, Mrs. Charles Bird. Mrs. Hubert Alcott, Mrs Claude Phillips, Mrs. Audrey Hard wick. Mrs. Joseph Wilhelm, Mrs Samuel Budde, Mrs. Paul Schwenck' Mrs Harold E. Manville, Mrs. Her. bert Lowe, Mrs. David Weaving Mrs. Charles Critz. Mrs. Earle Ross Mrs. c. W. Baird. Miss Queen Yates. Miss Nellie Ames Browne Mrs. Franklin Browne, Mrs. A. H. Hauser. Mrs. C. A. Kilborn, Mrs William Sachsenhauser, Mrs A. R. Drescher, Mrs. S. Codianne, Mrs e. Latimer, Mrs. c. Baribault, Mrs v. Verrastro, Miss Emma Louns- bury. Mrs John Sullivan. Mrs. Elia slater. Mrs. Irving E. Smith. MS Robert Jillson, Mrs. Frank Bergan: Mrs. Samuel Miller. Mrs. Eowaro
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
SOdGItty PldNs Dinner ParIy

Tbe senior esd 5aniB Ne6s Of aaeFsd issagb psFien Wia f48 TiOlY Communion Co a bedY 11 NllI's dag e sile . O'elDgk Mass, blB N4S Of the fnmeeniase Conception
 AsemtsFs afs asked e mA19 g snaelaI effogt and sli in ki1s AIfti9 aisle eo give aDaclal honoF Q tIaB Blessed MosbsS OB this eay
 4 meeting Of tbe DenioF eBfalltv vii be he'd tonight at . g'sl0ek 8 mako plans f0f the annual onElgls mas party and dinner as The B'tons
 The Junior Dodailly wiii hold ibeig meeting after Macs en Dlits day ln the school hail. Returns g4 tlekets must bs made e ti1ib tsnl9 as tbs prize wii bs eFawn e ms time,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Chapter COHJeys DggtYe ON CI0sS

4 degree Was conferred Oil . class of candidates Tuesday 1igiis ~ \ meeting of Na0lni chaptefi 70, z, 0EA, at Masonic 1'sfnDis, Mfe his Han flOdeek, worthy HlatfOn aflq James BuffiOs, worthy patf0n ella slalf of officers 0f1leiated at tiie ass gree ceremonies aIid Miss BliSaDeth Macdonald Was e0i0ist
 An invitation has been received from Hartford Chapter, No. s1, t0 attend inspection Nieht on Monday when Mrs. fda M, White, worthy grand iBatfOn and bsf a6s0eiats efand officers viii make tieig Ofs fleiai inspection, T,0e meeting viii bs proceeded by . supper as s,S1
 Mfs. tSodeck, MF. Bufil0e and Mrs, Jennie c. Mafggfaff, secretary, baye been invited t0 'se guests Of oOOd intent Chaptef, No, t7, Glastonbury, Isriday evening when Mrs, White and her grand officers vii be guesss, Mf, Bufit0e viii Offie3ate as WOgs thy patron fof tsls degree work at the visiting MatfUs and Patrons Night of Watert0Wn Chapter Dec, i6
 Mrs Roth Angfays Jones, . fnsns ber of Naomi Chapter, reported on the meeting of the General Grand Chapter held recently in Tampa, Fla, at which she Nas elected right worthy associate grand e0f1ductfess,
 Plans were c0fnpieted fOf tils aiIs 1tiai Christmas vespef services t0 Ds held Sunday, Dec. is at { ?, M % | the Second Congregational Church. Proceeds from the collection viii be presented t0 Masonic members re- siding ifi the Masonic Home, Wsis iingford. Mrs. Evelyn Taylor w1ll be in charge of the service and Mrs, Mary Neill viii supervise the tea tO follow.
 Mr. Burhoe and Louis wenzei, ass sociate worthy patron, viii be iB charge of the annual Christmas party to be held following Che next meeting Dec. i7. The entertainment will be arranged by Mrs. Mary NsiiI and Miss Alice Lorensefi. Each n1efljs bef Is asked to bring q % cent gift for the grab bag, The annual ci1ii- dfen's Christmas party is scheduled for Dec. 1s with Mrs. Esther Hensei associate condtictfess, as chairman.
 Mrs. Rodeck announced that Good Will Chapter. No. 112, oE.S., has if1. vited the past matfons and past patrons of Naugattck Valley Co q pot-luck supper and Christmas part Dec. 21.
 Mrs. Anne Nichols was in chafgG of the social which followed 1asI nights meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
pr. John C WoIker Speoks Before
 Pilgrim Fellowship

The Rev. Dr. John c. Walker, pastor of the Second COngregatiOn- al Church spoke to the Pilgrim Fellowship last Sunday on the War Victims and Reconstruction pro- gram. He also said that people overseas especially in India and China are on the bordeT1ine of starvation and many Greek cities are burned.
 Many of the young peoples Or- ganizations have to begin their work anew, he said. In Holland. the young people told both DT. Walker and his wife, they were happy to be working in Christian churches again and young peoples organizations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Conseil Villo Morio Holds YuIe PQrty

co-seil Villa Maria had a Christ mas party for it's members after the regular business meeting Tuesday evening at the FrancoAmerican Hall. frs. Lsidore Houle, president, was in charge of arrangements. GiftS were distributed by Miss Anita Houle playing the role of St. Nick. Christ mas carols were sung following the serving of refreshments.
 Among those in attendance were: Mrs. William BrouSSeau, Mrs. Marie Louise Pepin, Mrs. Isidore Houle. Mrs. George Platt, Mrs. Alphee Frig- on. Mrs. Leon Frigon. Mrs. Alfred IeClerc, Mrs. Camille BronSard, Mrs. Philip Veillette, Mrs. Ernest Jolin. Mrs. Leo Pepin, Mrs. Joseph A. Brennan. Mrs. Joseph Perreault U. Mrs. Arthur Perigard, Mrs. Wal ter Derouin, Mrs. Roland Frechette, Mrs. Hervey Chevrette, Mrs. Gregory Leblanc, Mrs. Divine Gagnon, Mrs. Joseph Duguay, Mrs. Moreau, Mrs. Hector Guertin, Misses Leona and Cecile Frechette. Anita Houle, Rita St. Jean, Marcelle and Claire Dam sereau, Laura and Dora Perigard, Clara and Sara Caouette, Jeannette and Camille Frechette.
 At the business meeting, Mrs. Ernest Jolin. director of the Chil- dren's Auxiliary, announced that plans are under way for Christmas party for the children of the Conseil to be held Sunday afternoon, Dec. Is. at the Franco-American Hall. As- sisting Mrs. Jolin in the arrange ments are: Miss Anita Houle, Rita St. Jean, Camille Frechette, Mrs. Philip veillette. Mrs. George Platt and Mrs. Isidore Houle.
 Miss Cecile Frechette announced that a Monte Carlo card party will be held after the January meeting of the Conseil, which will be on Janu- ary q.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Alumnoe 10 Hold Dinner Donce

St. MaEy's Hospital Alumnae As- s0ciation win hold its annual dinner dance Saturday evening. Dec. 2i at 8 o'clock at the Chase Country Cluh.
 The committee 1n charge of ar- arrangements comprises Miss Marta Ghent, chairman. assisted by Misses GloriR Colucci, Anne AEcGrath. Louise DeSantis, Dorothy Danaher, and winifred Dooley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Club Notes

It was announced this morning that the date for the annual Christ mas party to be held by the Water bury womens Booster Club has been changed from Dec. f2 to Dec. l1. The affair win be held at Sal Borelli's Restaurant. Members and friends planning b attend are asked to make reservations with Mrs. Catherine Callahan, chairman. by Dec. 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06

slckmund. Mrs. F. s. scofield, Mrs. E B. Lope2, Mrs Joseph ]. Mc- Conas. Mrs. Seth Bailey.
 Those in charge of arrangements were Mrs. H. Leroy Woodcock and Mrs. samuel Miller, card playing; Mrs. William A. Kunchner, decora- tions. Mrs. Eleanor Hollmai1n, Mrs Edward Moriarty and Mrs. Mary Treat, Mrs. sherman Brainard, and Mrs. Frank Granger, refreshments; and fancy work, Mrs. Edgar Piercey, Mrs. Clara Kelley, and Mrs. William N Barlow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Miss SyIvio McAlpin To Moke Debut

Miss SylviB Angel AcAlpin, dauahter of MT. and Mrs. William Rockefeller NcAlpin of New York City, will be presented to society Saturday night at a reception ana dance at the Colony Club in New York. Miss McAlpin. granddaugh- ter Of Mfr. and Mrs. Rowland An- gell, the former president of Yale University, was graduated from WestOver School in Middlebury. Miss McAlpsns parents are giving a dinner for her at the St. Regis Hotel Dec. @ before the Debutante COtillion and Christmas ball.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Events of Tomorrow

2 Co { ?. Christmas Greens Committee meets as Waterbury wo- mems Club to prepare for sale on Dec. 12.
 7.50 t0 11-Tbe YswC.A. Teen- Time CaBteen Co hold membership dance.
 7.50 to fl ?. M,-Teen-Time Can- teen Of the Y.wJC.A. holds meIn- bersl1ip dance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Chonukoh Dinner To Be Held Soon

Tn Daughters of Beth Israel will hold a Chanukah dinner this month, it was announced at a meeting held on Wednesday.
 Plans for a Chanukah dinner to be held this month were made at a meeting of Daughters of Beth Is- rael last evening in the Hebrew Institute. Mrs. Harry Horenbien, president, presided.
 Piano selections and songs in both Jewish and English were of- fered by Misses Frayda and Han- nah Gilman.
 The next meeting will be held Thursday, Jan. 2, in the form of a membership tea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
HANLEY-MTLGER

Mfr. and Mrs. Harry ". Hanley Of Woicott, announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter, Ruth, to Harold R. Mil- Ter. son of Mrs. Sarah Miller, Water vile. The wedding will take place tomorrow at 3 P. N. in the Nazarene Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06

Winners in the Wednesday even- ing tournament held under the di- rection of Mrs. William Sherman Smith at The Elton were as follows: Section 1, North and South, Mrs. Leon Lovejoy and Mrs. Seymour Squires tied with N. F. Witherwax and Thomas Edwards, 62; Alvin Davis and Herbert Root, 58lk Section 2, North and South: Mrs. Martin Lynn and Mrs. Irving Cut ting, 70: MT. and Mrs. Robert Stratton, 7eh East and West, George Russell and Miss Mary Russell, 94h Mrs. Milton Carlson and Mrs. W. T. Abbott. 30; Official standing: Section 1: MT. Davis and Mir. Root. 36e; Mrs. William Andres and Mrs. James B. Walling, 365h Section 2, Miss Russell and Mir. Russell, 5i6; Miss Florence Cassidy and Mrs. Helen Kelly tied with Mrs. Louis Boisvert and Mrs. James Morin. 4Sl.