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This doesn't because NELL RUSSELL
he'll skeedaddle if he has crawl the chimney
home any particular
galavanng around nights he satisfied
he'll the ball
and sister when male looking for he
with
husband tipping weaving
midnight the best thing do pull the kvers
her head and make with the delicate she has long since
been getting her beauty instead senadng the
neighbors with: "And just WHERE have YOU been?"
question. a going to
he's hits the walk. If he
TRUTH she isn't going believe In other words SHADDUP
til morning honey By that time he'll either have forgotten the finer
points Of that tall tale he had perfected he'll be worried because
didn't the waiting him. that the Baby
favor even before starts Them too the neigbors will have had their
rest.
There's puthe- alb is in
wobbles geets
with 81 woudae been home hoursh Baby, but hadda
poor Yknow stop
bhne hadda drink with Herman and thsh
guy Mnnie ynow gal
ushed around with before he married Clara Well all
takin yknow Herman ish couldn't poor
there by himself drunk he wash hadda wait
poor oil Herman home, see?"
Meanwhile poor telling
hoursh Baby, got
he and y know how Pete He wash pretty drunk
know and coudn leave poor old Pete there bv bimsbef Pe
buddy gotta look out for Pete Y know how Pete ish!
this breaks beautiful friendship Her.
mans wife tells him. IF catch with that nOgOOd Pete
again. III hoas
you from that Hermann That nOgOOd drunk You
understand me, Pete Putz!"
Then the
eanI This starts anytime after when Willie Whup rolls
looking silly and quite just what he's The
Little Woman ALL
jumping the before Willie pull the wool from his thinking
I"WELL! It's about tme" she much calmly and then
fireworks a you've JUST
you've You've that Ethel person!
all about it! I've got frendsw
"Up Gugh" replies Willie and then dimly remembering his
hoars: Il didn't SEE Ethel only her
for minutes McGoniges bar didn't know she
there Anyhow can't speak fend Ethel old friend of
had I'd be insulting all of frends
And far on into the night.
yes yes They getting they
find for STAYING Any who thinks she's
allowing" Teller off the leash had better think again
Selah.
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Beatrice Slemmons, 220l Fitth
Ave. s., on Sunday. Dec. !. The
meeting was a combined celehrar
ton Of Mrs. Slemmopsr birthday
and a surprise baby toy shower,
honoring Mrs. s. o. Harris. Prizes
were given for the games played
and they were won BY: Mrs. +.
Poole (Ist), Mrs. s. 0. Harris
(2nd) and Mrs. B. Cassius (srdl
Those present were; Mines. s. Q.
Harris, R. Phillips, B. Dawson.
F. Poole, B. Cassius, 7. jones, G..
Bryant, b. Strawder and ]. Slem-
mons. Gifts were sent by Mines,
F. Mckinney and r. Wilson, who
could not attend.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Ballard.
1861 Bryant Ave. NJ, had a. their
dinner guests on Thursday, Nov.
2s, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kelly and
children, Paul, Douglas and Richard.
put YOU behind one basket, and
you stay behind many haskotg. The
game ended in the hands Of Rock
ford, but they really had 70 play
to take the score from the SANITY
city-ens.
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chase your gifts. Remember to ask
for boxes for your gifts if they are
not suitably boxed when bought,
II you find that you have a little
money left over it may not be a
bad idea to buy an Sin case" gift
in case your failed to include
someone on your list. Make 1t some
thing that will be useful to man
as well as a woman,
You may postpone wrapping
gifts that will be exchanged per-
sonally but wrap and mail rs soon
as possible gifts going out Of town
to insure their arriving before
Christmas. Be sure to write clear
ly on both sides of the well-wrapped
package, your address as well as
the address of the person to whom
it is being sent.
In all the hustle and hustle of
shopping do make your purchases
appropriate, useful and worthy Of
the recipient as well as the giver,
and take a little extra time to wrap
them, or have them wrapped, beau
tifully. By doing this you let the
other person know that your gift
is given not just because it's the
thing to do but because you wanted
to and enjoyed il.
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things that must be done. Okay,
so let's see il these suggestions and
ideas will help in getting things
organized.
First, the gift list should be
made up and for heavens sake.
ion't forget Cousin Jane as you
lid last year. No doubt you will be
working within the limits Of a
budget. 1t might be wise, therefore,
to write opposite each name the
amount you wish to spend for that
gift. You may also like to jot down
an appropriate gift that may be
purchased within that price range.
After toying with this list until
you have things fairly well lined
up you may find that you are plan
ming over your budget. Do try to
stay within its limits on paper any
way. The temptation to over-spend
will be much greater when you go
to town and having a balanced list
will do a great deal toward help
ing you wrestle with and overcome
the urge to get something more
expensive. When figuring remem-
Der to include extra taxes where
applicable.
OF course, you will buy your
wrapping paper, ribbon and other
package decorations when you pur-
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!WlS WAY Sl55G
q BY neil OODSOn RUSSELL

The Minneapolis Morning Tribune has been running
Informative but questonnaes lately Of which week
do allow husband night ou? Or something like
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ton Barber, Mrs. Dorothy James
and Miss I. NJ. Garden.
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests:
MIR. and Mrs. Raleigh Humburd
Of 694 Carroll Ave, had as their
Thanksgiving dinner guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde johnson and Mr..
Bud Roach Of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Christine Slaughter and
son, Richard Smith, Jr., and Mrs.
Slaughter's company, were the
Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Scott, 555 W. Jes-
samine.
Mr.. Leo BOhanOn returned home
to Omaha, Neb., Sunday night, Dec.
|. after spending the Thanksgiving
weekend visiting his family in Min
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SHORT SHOTS John Thomas whose plane grounded twice
his back from found himself Ireland and
Newfoundland In of the hotel meal
signed by Theodore Bbo J" The Senator Mississippi
Theodore e. BbO nice people Wonder what Sonny boy is
like? If you've aNegro motion picture the kind
circulated Negro theatres Harlem Washington D. c. Richmond
you'll December when Harlem the
Range shows Phyllis Wheaey under the of the Twentieth
Century photography club 1870 They pictures featuring
aNegro the upgrade these days Most Of them made
by working hoesrng interested whatever
financial profit they rather than putting
think Harlem Rides the Range" before the
upgrade cycle started but you'll something
before There ladies St Paul who be
sabotage the winter carnival float idea The thing hap
Minneapolis when the Aquatenna float fund drive first
started hut the drive continued and instrumental
float the parade that third honOTsand with
cash balance left donate St PAUL Oh we'll
down the other fee idea the thing do the world
always Ruby Dee who will play the title Anna
Luasta when shows in the Twin Cities married frankie Dee
she the last heard Another member of the
Hawey capable who has suffered from that theatrical
being looking white. It's
have promising Broadway He's Of half
Negro who been held back BECAUSE OF
because they look like they Monte
the who tell everything that's date behind the
back
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ME and Pattie Brown, Michael Mar
mon, Clarence Taylor, Jr., Julia,
Roberta, Marion and Harvey Cecit
Jones. Young Mr.. Jones received
many gifts. Pictures were made
Of the party guests.
Mrs. LOuneer PembertOn and
daughter, Carolyn, of Kansas City,
Mo-, will depart for their home
Tuesday, Dec. 10, after spending
the Thanksgiving holiday with Mrs.
Pemberton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. W. Wigington, 679 St. Anthony
Ave.
The Maids and MatrOns club met
Wednesday evening, Dec. 4, at the
home Of Mrs. Frederick McCracken.
S52 AlbemarIe, for o'clock bridge.
MIR. and Mrs. Sidney Milsap. 3O9
St. Anthony Ave, were hosts al
Thanksgiving dinner, to Rev. anl
Mrs. Floyd Massey, Jr., Mr.. anG
Mrs. Samuel Foster and Mr.. ]. W.
Pate.
They also seek the establishment
Of national unified railroad pro-
gram, so that in all future wage
and rules movement the campaign
will be conducted concurrently by
all 81 unions.
A Marriage license was issued
last week to James Pittsburgh
Blakey, 6l5 W. Central Ave, and
Miss Arlene Cornelia Mitchell, AIS
W. Central Ave.
The Just.Us Club met Monday
evening, Dec. ?, at the home OF
Mrs. Raleigh Humburd, 694 Car
roll Ave. Plans were discussed for
the pre-hOliday party to be given
by the club.
Thanksgiving dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Seaton and
family of 1920 Cumberland, were
Mrs. Lionel Allen, Mrs. JOSEPH
Stubs and brother-in-law, Mr..
Lew Stubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Williams Of
7l9 Rondo Ave, had as their
Thanksgiving dinner guests, Mrs
Mae Penn of Kansas City, Kans.
and Mr.. Maceo LittlejOhn and
daughter, Sharon.
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neapolis and Mr.. and Mrs. C, w.
Wigington, 679 St. Anthony Ave,
in st. Paul.
Co-HOstesses at Dinner: Mrs. o.
Beneford and her aunt, Mrs. Anna
Payne, wereco-hostesse at Thanks
giving dinner for rs guests. The
dinner was given at Mrs. Bene-
ford's home, 905 Aldrich Ave. N,
after which the guests entertained
themselves with games and dane
ing.
MIR. Fred Anderson. 1901 Bryant
Ave. n, spent Thanksgiving with
his mother, Mrs. Matte Anderson,
in Fergus Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter johnson
were the dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Parson, FOG Oak Lake
Ave. N, on Thanksgiving Day.
Seventh Birthday Party: Mrs,
Opal Stone, S5S Bryant Ave. NJ, en-
tertained for her seven-year-old
daughter, jeanette, on Friday, Nov.
90 Jeanette's birthday Is on
Thanksgiving Day but she eele-
brated the occasion on Friday with
eleven Of her little friends. They
were: Lois Grigsby, Douglas Kelly,
REM and Edgar Jackson. Jewell
and Richard Pope, Joyce and Julius
Andrews, Cedric Beasley, Connie
Mccoy and Ethel Reed.
Mrs. Bertha Johnson. 500 Olson
Blvd, entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wallace and Mrs. Mary
Swain at Thanksgiving dinner.
Thursday evening Mrs. Johnson had
gathering to entertain Messrs,
Arthur Marvellous, John Taylor, B.
Williams, c. Hicks and William As
sanOle all Of Chicago.
The Pride Of the West o. f. s.
Chapter No. will hold a meeting
on Tuesday, Dec. 10. They will have
their election Of officers for the
ensuing year at the Phyllis Wheat
ley House.
Baby Girl; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gardner, 1884 Fourth Ave. s., are
the new parents of a seven pound
and one-half ounce baby girl. The
baby was born ut Maternity hos
pital on Sunday, Nov. "a. Mrs.
Lucille jenkins, Sl2 Bryant Ave.
~. Is the maternal grandmother.
Birthday Club The Birthday
club met at the home Of Mrs.
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Thursday evening, Nov. %, to
spend ten days visiting his aunt
and uncle, MIR. and Mrs, William
Black, of 1872 W. Central Ave.
Miss Marjorie BIakey of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, spent the Thanks
giving holidays visiting her sister
and brOther-in-law, MIR. and Mrs.
James G. Kirk, Jr., of 81 W. Jes-
samine.
MIR. and Mrs. X. s. Harris, 445
Kent ST., had as their out-of-town
Thanksgiving dinner guests, Mr..
William F.. Anderson of Kansas
City, Mo-. and MIR. Fritz Nay Of
Blue River, Can. Others were: Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Nay and daughter,
Harriet Frances; Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
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SOcia and Personal

Returns Home: Mrs. Charles Hill
and son, Charles, Jr., of 944 St
Anthony Ave, returned home Wed.
nesday morning, Dec. 4, from
Washington, D. c., and New York
City, where they spent the past
month visiting relatives and friends.
Thanksgiving Dinner: Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Oliver were hosts at a
Thanksgiving dinner in their home,
23l st. Anthony Ave. The attrac-
tive centerpiece was a large crystal
swan, filled with fruit and nuts,
thanked by crystal candle holders,
with tall white tapers. Covers were
laid for eight.
Mr.. Dale Ford and Mrs. Elvise
Salazarr were hosts at a Thanks
giving dinner, Nov. %, at 23l St.
Anthony Ave. Guests present
were: Mrs. Hazel Key of New York
City, Mrs. NJ. Gray, Miss Maud
Hall Of Sioux City, Ia, Elizabeth
Jordan, Miss Ella Mae Jordan and
Mr.. Earl Salazarr.
Supper: Mrs. Elizabeth Jordan,
1853 Rondo Ave, was hostess at a
supper in her home, Saturday, Nov.
80. Guests included: Mr.. Dale
Ford and Mrs. Elvise Salazarr.
Due to the Strike the Maxwell
P.T.A. card party has been post
poned until further notice.
Mrs. Louise Wilson, ABA St. An
thony, received many lovely gifts
on her birthday recently when she
was honored at party given by the
Loyal Five" at the Mt. Olivet Bap-
fist Church Parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Branson, Jr.,
are in their new home at 74S Car
roll
Robert Jones, Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Jones, ST., 1922 Rondo,
celebrated his sixth birthday Sun
day, Dec. l, at party at his home.
Among the little guests were
Robert Hill, Woody Mills, Carroll
Mills, Roland Mcfarland, Michael
Mcfarland, Kenneth Pugh, Robert
Anderson, Raymond Brown, Jr.,
Raymond Graham, Leona Myers,
Eddie Bruce, Rachel Mitchell, Con-
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Social and Personal
. ST. PAUL o

Miss Martha Hyard of 551 W. Central Ave. left Sat-
urday Nov 20, for Los Angeles Calf where she will join
her brother and his family Mr. and Mrs Gene Hyard Mr.
Hyard is employed circulation manager of the California
Eagle and Miss Hlyard will take the job of assistant
Cpl Tony Lucas of Chicago, Ill, arrived in the city
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61Rs GRarm
MI@you-
BY RtaGe ScTOcE,

Out of all the millions of people everywhere how many
really stick to that day promise that Next
Pm going to do my Christmas shopping early" It's
safe bet that those who do people indeed
Well, time is growing short which that you will
have to budget what time left in order finish all the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-08
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Monday Bride
Feted at Sh0gger

Mrs. Hamilton Holland was re-
Gently honored at q shower ct nef'
home By group Of friends. A2rs
Holland, the former Miss Mary
Cough OF cole Street, was married
on Monday to Mr. Holland Of Hroos
Street.
Those attending we're: Mrs. Rose
Meehan, Mrs. Bridget Dillon, Mrs.
irving Delaney, Mrs. Harold Good
man, Mrs. Mary Shell, Mrs. MORT
mer Downey, Mrs. Joseph CFea-
ven, Mrs. Terrence Dowiiey, MIS-.
Winifred Creaven, Mrs. James An-
drea, Mrs. Charlotte Kelley, MRS.
Joseph Kushlis, Mrs. Matthew Dom
nelly, Mrs. Theodore Greider ana
Mrs. Constance Place.
Also: Mrs, Joseph Longo, MRS.
Eta Shugrue, Mrs. Harry Roinaine,
Mrs. josephine Bowling. Mrs Mar
garet Bordner, Mrs. Anthony DE-
orlo. Mrs. Edward Kaminski Mrs.
Bernard Pasquariello, Mrs. Edmund
Conway. Mrs. Peter Sheehan, Mrs,
Leslie Brown, Mrs. Helen Clarlella,
Mrs. Margaret Lahey and MIS-,
James Walker.
Also: Mrs. Donald Mccarthy,
Mrs. Neil Griffin, Mrs. Arthur
Jones, Mrs. Frances Peschen, Mrs.
John Wolff, Mrs. Catherine Shug-
rue, Mrs. Vincent Cousey, Mrs. HUI
bert Veenan, Misses Marion True,
Cecile Carroll, Margaret Lahey.
Mary Miller, Corinne Fran. Pau
line Balunas, Mrs. Mary True, Mrs
Ellen Cough and Josephine Jones
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-08

The bride is the daughter Of Mrs.
Monica T. 0illigan Of this city and
Newark, N. J., and the grand
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Tracy Of South Street, this
city. The bridegroom Is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Fellows Of
Columbus, Ind.
The bride was attired In a white
slipper satin gown fashioned with
a decollete neckline, long tapered
sleeves that came to q point ct the
wrist, fitted bodice and q full skirt
cut en- train. Her fingertip veil Of
Illusion, fell from beaded crown
and she carried q bouquet Of white
roses.
Miss Geraldine Evans Of Newark,
N. j., was maid Of honor. She wore
an ice blue gown with matching
hat and carried q bouquet Of red
roses.
The bride was given in marriage
by Lieutenant Emmett Roberts and
Harry Thomas Of Columbus, Ind,
was best man. Pfc. william Robin
son and Sergeant Bernard suse
were ushers.
Following a reception and dinner
held at the Officers Club at Fort
Atterbury, the couple left on a we'd
ding trip to an unannounced des-
tination. They will reside at 1917
California Avenue, Columbus, Ind.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-08
Margaret Dee
WedS Local Man

Announcement has been made OF
the marriage Of Miss Margaret Dee
Of Staten Island, N. Y, TO Joseph
E. Kailukaitis, son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Joseph A. Kailukaitis Of Bank
Street. The wedding was held at
st. Peters Church, Staten Island
with guests from Philadelphia, Pa,
Kentucky and this city attending.
The bride, given In marriage by her
father was attired in a white slipper
satin gown, styled with q fitted
bodice, leg o'nutton sleeves that
tapered to a point at the wrist, and
a full skirt. Her fingertip veil was
gathered to q tiara trimmed with
pearls and she carried prayer
book marked with white camellias.
Miss Catherine Dee, sister Of the
bride was maid OF honor. Peter
Kailukaitis, brother OF the BRIDE
groom, was best man, Miss Dee
was attired In an orchid gown
styled with full sleeves, satin bodice,
and full skirt of net. She wore
matching tiara and carried bou-
quet Of spring flowers.
More than 100 guests attended a
reception. Mrs. Dee received in an
aqua dress with black accessories
and an orchid corsage. Mrs. Kailu-
kaltis assisted in a blue velvet dress
with black accessories and an orchid
corsage.
The couple left on q wedding trip
to washington, ID. c. Following
their return they will reside at 99S
Bank Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-08
Movies ShOWnr
By SiSterhOOd

The Bethel Sisterhood held their
regular meeting at the Beth FL
Synagog with Mrs. Hick Aronson,
lst vice. president presiding in the
absence Of the president The
Blanket Club under chairman Mrs
Arthur Kramer will function In the
near future.
The Invocation was read by Mrs.
Meyer Shacat. Mrs. Morton Stern
fields gave a talk on Current Events,
followed by movies. The movies in
cluded shots on Franklin D. Roose-
welt" and They Find Home"
which told of the refugee Jewish
emigrant into Palestine.
A Joint meeting of the Sisterhood
and Brotherhood will be held We'd
nesday, April 10. Mrs. Benjamin Ro-
bin will be the entertainment chair
man and announced that an inter-
esting and unusual meeting has
been planned.
A social hour closed last nights
meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-08
Holland Cough
NMptiGIS Held

Miss Mary Ellen Cough, daughter
Of Mrs. Ellen Cough Of Cole Street
and Hamilton william Holland Of
Brook Street, were united In mar
riage ct 10 o'clock Monday morning
at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception with Rev. George Reilly
officiating.
The bride was attired In. d navy
gabardine suit, navy straw hat with
white trim and a shoulder length
veil, navy and white accessories,
Kolinsky furs and a corsage Of gar
denias.
Mrs. Hubert O. Keenan,, sister Of
the bride, was matron Of honor. She
wore gray wool suit with o black
braid trim, black straw hat, black
accessories, Kolinsky furs and O
corsage Of gardenias and sweet peas.
Thomas p. Cough, brother OF the
bride, was best man.
A reception was held at the home
Of the bride. Mrs. Cough received
in a blue print dress with matching
accessories and q corsage Of gar
denias.
The couple left on q wedding trip
to an unannounced destination. Mrs:
Holland wore O gray tuxedo coat
with q Hudson seal fur trim, navy
accessories and an orchid corsage
on her navy suit. The couple plan
to reside at lat Scovill Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-08
PLGylet tOFeGtMre
Monthly Meeting
OF Ladies Aid


The Waterbury Hebrew Ladies'
AID Association viii hold Its regu-
lar monthly meeting on Monday
evening at $3.50 p. m. at the Hebrew
Institute.
Members Of the senior group Of
Young Judea will present a play
let, the theme Of which WIS taken
from discussion byNSabbi Stephen
Wise and Rabbi Morris Lazaroon
over the Town Meeting Of the ARR,
as to whether support should be
given 10 the establishment Of q
Jewish State IN Palestine.
The players are being coached
BY MRS. Lou Alison, who has been
the leader Of this group for the
past two years. "a
Participating In the playlet win
be Edward Strochman, Judy Gold
berg, Martin Sternfeld, Paulette
Glitsky. Ernest Pintoff. Charlotte
Musnisky and Mrs. Abraham San
DULL.
Retreshments and a social hour
win follow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-08
LOreIM Ne1CmGN
Named Delegate

Mrs. Catherine Wood. president,
presided at Q meeting OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary, Canton, T, p, Martin,
No. 8, 1902. last night IN Odd
II was announced the DEPART
ment Council Association meeting
OF Ladies' Auxiliariss Patriarch,
Militant 1902. of Connecticut
viii be held Saturday, April 20, az
the Odd Fell0ws' Temple, Main
Street. Hartford. The session viii
open a. 2:3O.
Mrs. Lorella u. Newman win be
the delegate from the Waterbury
auxiliary, Mrs, Julia MaFRgraff has
been appointed chairman Of The
white Elephant SAILS 10 be held ~
the regular meeting March 81 81
Odd Fellows Hail.
The mystery prise, donated BY
Mrs. Louise Clarke, was awarded %
Mrs. Francis Owens, FOLLOWING the
business meeting. members o. Cam
Ton. r. a. Martini Joined anxilleFy
members ID a social Hnsfensea Ter
the evening we're Aars. Mabel CLARK
and Mrs. LoulEe CLARKE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-08
True ChriStianityWilIHea
War Ills, Y. ". Group Told

your organization in the wider field
Of public health.
Three Areas Of Work
II can visualize three broad areas
In which the Y.W.C.A. has de-
finite responsibilities. The first Is the
education Of young women for
healthful living, both as individuals
and as home-makers. Second, the
Y.W.C.A. should be q major source
Of recruitment for the public health
army Of the future. II we are to at
tain the goals for national health,
we shall need more young women
for training and hard work in the
health and medical fields than ever
before. Finally, as national and
community organization. the Y.W.C.
A. has the responsibility Of joining
with other constructive forces In
raising the level Of national health
community by community, state by
state"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-08
FGrren Sayers
.Nupti0LSM0rch

Miss Elizabeth Sayers, daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs. John M. Sayers
Of Garden Street, Hartford, became
the bride Of Joseph william Farren,
Jr., son of Joseph William Far
rem of Naugatuck, Tuesday, at 10
a. m. in st. Michael's Church, in
Hartford Rev. Thomas Looney Of
ficiated.
The bride was attended by Miss
Theresa Sayers, her sister, and
Edmund Farren was best man for
his brother.
For her marriage Mrs. Farren
chose q flake blue suit with a
white hat and black accessories.
She carried prayer book with an
orchid. Miss Sayers wore a grey
suit with a white hat and match
ing accessories.
A reception was held at the brides
home for members of the immediate
family.
Mrs. Farren was graduated from
st. Mary's Hospital School Of Nurs-
ing in this city. and the bridegroom
was recently discharged as a SER
geant from the Army after three
and one half years in the ETC. He
Is member of the Naugatuck Po-
lice Force. The couple will reside at
~ Cherry Street, Naugatuck, after
March 20.