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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-06-06
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the expenditures in the funds
above set forth and that the proper
city officials of the City of Ken
newick be and they are hereby
authorized and directed to issue
emergency warrants to pay the
expenses of the departments of
the City above provided. That
said expenditures shall be, on
proper vouchers presented and
approved by the duly authorized
representatives of the city of Ken
newick.
Section 8. That the City Treas
urer be and she is hereby author
lied to pay such emergency war
rants issued for the Health De-
partment, as provided above, from
the War Liquor Tax fund.
Section 4. This ordinance shall
take effect five days after its
passage, approval and publication
in the official newspaper of the
City of Kennewick.
Passed by the City Council of
the City of Kennewick this 4th
day of June, 1916.
WINIFRED CAMPBELL
City Clerk
Approved this 4th day of June,
1916.
j. G. PRATT
Mayor
Approved as to form
KENNETH E. SERIER,
City Attorney.
Published June 6, 1916.
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The following were elected: Ron
aid Nelson, president; Byrla Ba-
fus, vice-president; Eva Rose
Num-, secretary; Jettie Wilcox,
treasurer; Harmon Wilcox, recre-
ational leader; Alice Judd, song
leader. The sunday meeting was
planned to start at the church
at 1870 p. m. Shortly after the
meeting weiner roast was plan
ned. All young people of Hover
and parents were invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Ashby are
visiting at the home of their
daughter and family, MIR. and Mrs.
John Mum.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. McHenry OF
kennewick were visitors at the O.
II. Butterfield home Saturday
night, May Is.
Miss Dorothy Mcintyre of Ken
newick visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Judd Sunday,
May rs. .. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hampton
were visitors in Yakima Saturday,
May Is. - -. - -
Mrs. James Harper and daugh-
ter Joy of Dixie, Oregon, were
recent visitors at the Harry Hamp-
ton home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bafus and
daughter Beryla were visitors al
the II. Wilcox home Saturday
night, May Is. z Hi
Mrs. O. II. Butterfield drove tc
Walla Walla on business Friday
May "a. y
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Hover Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. William Num- and
Eva Rose and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
mon Wilcox and Beverly June
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Or
val Butterfield Monday evening,
May 81. s. .a.'. -. r. -
Mrs. Dean Judd was hostess
Sunday evening, May 26, for a
bridal shower in honor of Mrs.
Seth Montague. Many lovely and
useful gifts were showered on the
honoree. ....e y. n Il. =. ~, !.
Sunday evening, May rs, young
people met and elected officers.
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Holmes Busy On !.
feed Shortages

Lexington stock feeders mad
W. Mss case presented to the secre-
t taev Of Of agriculture recently by
tnsaigsoressman Hal Holmes, who
concrete proposals ready to
n haaaa,,;ate feed shortages in the
stare a4n again presenting the feed
~ problem of the state be-
:nosstHhs nc secretary of agriculture"
ioi. re moi 81 suggested that corn
rne s,"oving more freely on the
wS. was and that shipment west
. m ,ss sorely needed to save I'M
s rt.nt domestic and agricultural
Enterprises. +h,+ .o 49,, {,
hid he assigned to Washington
S " soon as it is available, Con-
s sses s Holmes also proposed
kat early harvested wheat in
T p,S, and Oklahoma could be
n .n4 70 deficit areas to be made
s.; Ssai later by wheat from later har-
s' sThis would help alleviate the
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FAMILY REUNION

The G. G. and B. j. families OF
Kennewick joined other relatives
Memorial Day in a. family reunion
at the State Park at Waitesburg
There were 81 people in attend
ance, all related. Several members
of the family live in the Lewiston
area. This reunion was an annual
event that had been called off dur
ing the war and this was the first
since the war. ..~
From Kennewick the group in
Guided the families OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Stone, MIR. and Mrs. Har-
ny Oswald and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Woodruff.
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IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH

"A car accident resulting in con-
siderable damage to the car but
no personal injury marred trip
last week of several Kennewick
boys on a college enrolment trip,
The car was driven by Lloyd
Miller when it was involved in a
crash with another vehicle in Spo-
kane.
While on the trip Lloyd and
Bill Green enrolled at Eastern
Washington College of Education
at Cheney while Chick Smith en-
rolled at Gonzaga. Thurman Keller
went along for the ride.
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e. g. + s, Fl FLOOR MATS

immediate stringency," Holmes
argued. "The secretary seemed
very receptive to the idea," he
continued, "and I hope we can
work out something along that
line and do it Immediately. The
whole thing will hinge on avail
able wheat in any area of this
country. This is one of the most
serious problems our state faces
and / am doing everything can
to alleviate the situation. /"
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Western Auto Supply
Olav I. Otheim, Authorized Dealer
FIRE LOSS LIGHT

Two out Of city fires during the
month of May resulted in an esti-
mated loss of $275. One call in the
city and three other rural calls
resulted in no damage.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10
Women s GrOMb
 Plans Supper

A snlorgasbord supper has been planned by the Waterbury -Nauga- tuck Swedish Junior League. The supper will be held on Thursday, April 18 for members of the Indus trial Foreman's Association. Mrs. Hilda Morrissey and Mrs. Alice Pal- mer will act as co-chairmen of the affair.
 Plans were completed for the Mother Daughter Banquet which will be held on "wednesday, May 15 at the Copper Kettle. The conn mittee in charge of the banquet irl- cludes: Miss Elsa Pahnquist, Miss Gladys Johnson, Miss Linnea Gyl- lenhammer, Mrs. Alice Norling, Miss Florence Campbell and Mrs. Mabel Williams.
 An entertainment will be held for the New Haven and Hartford Divi- sions of the League sometime in May. Committee members are Mrs. Alice Rappe, Mrs. Doris Gustafson, Mrs. Emma Hunstone, and Mrs. Eileen Clausen.
 Following the business meeting at which Mrs. Eric Gustafson presided. a social hour was held. HostesseS for the night were Mrs. Esther Ross, Mrs. Anne Rigney, Miss Martha Anderson and Mrs. Mildred Olson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10
Installation Held At Contention

The 23rd annual convention of the Connecticut Sub-District of the I. O. o. F. Manchester Unity, was held at the odd Fellows Hall. Loyal Lily of the Valley Lodge were the l1ostesses for the evening and Mrs. Florence Leas, provincial grand lady presided.
 The newly elected officers were installed by Ethel Lynch, Bernice Atwood, Ann Lang, Elizabeth Smith, Olive wilson and Ethel Goodson. The officers seated were past pro. vincial grand lady, Myrtle Seifret of Norwich, provincial grand lady, Josephine Baum of New London, provincial deputy grand lady, Verda Holmes of Plainfield, provincial cor- responding secretary, Beatrice Mac. Casland of this city, and provincial treasurer Aurilla Sludam, this city.
 The officers of the day were Mar jorie Nelson, pianist, Agusta Esplin, soloist, Marion Alderman, delegate, Adella Turner, Hilda Dorgeloh, Alice Holt, Gertrude Lynch, Katherine Beerbaum, Madeline Smith, and Jennie Gallagher.
 The next district meeting will be held in New London in 1947.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10
Junior DiUiSiOn Session TOm1OrrO10

Miss Marjorie Monagan will pre- side at 8 meeting of the Junior Di- vision of the Waterbury Council of Catholic Women, at 8 p. m. tomor- row night at the Diocesan Bureau of Social Service, 56 Church Street, After & short business meeting the guest speaker of the evening will be the Rev. Cornelius J. Hayes, M. s. Father Hayes has been su- perior of various LaSalette Houses for 30 years. He was pastor of Our Lady of Sorrows Church, Hartford, superior of the LaSalette College, Hartford, and also superior of the Western Missions of LaSalette. For the past seven years Father Hayes has been stationed in England. Dur ing the war years he was chaplain of the R.A.F. and was in Dagen- ham, England, one of the most frequently bombed areas of the British Empire. At present Father Hayes is stationed at LaSalette Mo- vitiate at Bloomfield, Conn.
 Father Hayes is well known for his wit and all members are asked to attend this meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10
U.' s. Gan Do Much More, Declares Manila WOman

Filipinos as AsiaticS and were hopeful they would eventually be- come an important segment of the East-Asia Co-Prosperity sphere. It was only when the Allied Armies were within few hundred miles of the Philippines and defeat appeared imminent, that the Japanese started their bloody attacks upon civilians. They simply went mad," said Mrs. Alberto. They bayonetted our children and women, and there was no end to their brutality"
 At no time did the people despair of liberation, however, she said. We looked upon America as the most powerful nation in the world-and in way our protector-and we were always confident"
 Mrs. AIbertos opinion of America, however, was 6 little surprising. Un- like recent war brides who were iIn- pressed with the carefree spirit of Americans or our skyscrapers or fine clothes, she said, groping for the proper words:
 America, if she 50 desires, can do much to help and promote justice among the small peoples of the world"
 You mean that she can do more than she has done in the past and is doing in the present."
 ''Yes. She can do much more" she said as 8 brief smile played across her bland features.
 Then you are aware since your arrival here of the contrast in our ways of life. Is that it?"
 Yes, if you had come from our country, youu, too, would be aware of your abundance compared with our lot"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10
Marion ArnOd
 Guest Speaker

The officers reelected for a sec ond term of office at the Slocum PT.A. last night were Mrs. Ben ianlin Goldman, president; Mrs William Clapp, vice-president; Mrs Salvatore Santa Maria, recording secretary, Mrs. Don Vassallo, cor responding secretary; and Mrs Ralph Rinaldi, treasurer.
 Guest speaker at last nights meeting was Miss Marion Arnold, of the Connecticut Food and Dairy Council. Miss Arnold spoke on the importance of milk and the need of a healthful diet to have good health. Films were shown by Roy Walch, of the board of education.
 The group has decided to present Girl Scout Troop S5, sponsored by the Slocum P.T-A., with 8 Troop Flag, at their first anniversary which they will celebrate next month. Mrs. Richard Blair is troop leader of the Troop 85.
 At the next meeting, May IA, the guest speaker will be from the Visit ing Nurse Association. She will speak on "Child Health Week"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10
EUelw SchmitS
 Engaged to Wed

Mir. and Mrs. Harry Schmitz of New Haven Road, Naugatuck, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Evelyn Schmitz. to John Mondich. son of Michael Mon- dich, l5T Rubber Avenue, Nauga- tuck.
 Miss Schmitz attended Naugatuck High School and graduated from the Bridgeport Trade School. where she maJored in dressmaking. At present she is employed by the Sin- ger Sewing Machine. Company in Waterbury as an instructress.
 Mir. Mondich graduated from Naugatuck High School and last october was discharged from the United states Army after serving four years. iie saw overseas dhty in Europe. No date has been set for the wedding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
NeSe, Rochelle Spring Concert April 28

Among singers who will be heard fin the College of New Rochelle Glee Clubs annual Spring concert at the waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York Gity, April 2S, will be Miss Patricia Real, daughter of Mrs! Edward J. Real, e1 Englewood AveA nue, this city. Miss Real was gradu- ated from the Waterbury Catholic High school.
 The concert will be presented on the starlight roof at ? p. m. For the first time since the war, the 1lS-voice Glee Club present, this year, IS traditional combined col- lege concert. Joining them in the program will be the Mems Glee club and Schola Cantorum of Seton Hall college, South Orange, N. J.
 Special group selections, com bined arrangements and solos will be sung. The boys will be in formal attire and the girls in pastel for- mals, 7Ii
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10
Future Bride
 Feteda ShO1geY

Miss Mary Perezzella, who will become the bride of John A. Len0c on April 27th, was honored recent 1y at a greenback shower ct the Franco o-American Hall. HoStesses al the shower were Mrs. John Perez zella and Miss Margaret Santar- siero guests attendance were: The Misses Dolly Perezzella, Ann D'Abrarno, Charlotte NardoZza and Gloria Carroll; also Mrs. Lucy Dt- Gennaro, Mrs. Antoinette Forte Mrs. Mary Taraborelll, Mrs. Ange- line DiLeo, Mrs. Mary DLeo, Mrs Edith Nardelly, Mrs. Maria Bat tista, Mrs. Florence Battista, Mrs Guy Nardelly, Mrs. Pauline Bat tista, Mrs. Marie DiLeo, Mrs. John DiL,eo, Mrs. Antoinette Vendetta Mrs. Domenick FrenSa, Mrs. Joseph Zingarelli,' Mrs. Gladys Vendetta Mrs. Grace Hurlburt, Mrs. Elsie D'Abramo, Mrs. Peter Miscrere Mrs. Marie D'Abramo, Mrs. Mary Martinelli, Mrs. Marianne DfMaria Mrs. Grace Sconziano, Mrs. An toinette Garafola, Mrs. Carmen DiNEaria, Mrs. Grace DtMario, Mrs Lenardo Sorbo, Mrs. Vincent Di- Maria, Mrs. Rachel Curzio, Mrs Rose Pelliciotti, Mrs. Mary Mar cantonio, Mrs. Maria Ventresca Mrs. Susan LorusSo, Mrs. Ida Cola bella, Mrs. Ralph Mastracchio and Mrs. Joseph Ventresca.
 Also Mrs. Donate Donorflo, Mrs Joseph Donorflo, Mrs. Louise Cru ciani, Mrs. Helen Iannuruberto Mrs. Chris Carrozza, Mrs. Antoinet- te Lapone, Mrs. John Franceschini Mrs. Virginia Sciaretta, Mrs. Dom- enic Ritucci, Mrs. Mary Sprano Mrs. John Iannasuberto, Mrs. Lois Garthwait, Mrs. Jennie Marcan- tonic, Mrs. Mary Arecchia, Mrs Frances Martelli, Mrs. Anthony Tata, Mrs. Erminia Stance, Mrs Anna Perrotti, Mrs. Domenic 1an- niruberto, Mrs. Eugenia Pettinicshi, Mrs. Frank Porto, Mrs. Jack Cam poll, Mrs. Edward Maglio, Mrs. Lucy Dicci, Mrs. Lucy DeProspo, Mrs Amy Mroz, Mrs. Mary Gtuerrera, Mrs. Mary Andrelli, Mrs. Genevieve Bedryjczlk, Mrs. John Carroll, Mrs. Felecia, Ciasullo, Mrs. Angelo Tar taglia, Mrs. Laura Ficeto, Mrs. Jo- seph Massavelli, Mrs. Anita Mar tino, Mrs. David Griffin, Mrs. Anna Maria Pettinicchia, Mrs. Charles Sorbo and Mrs. Nick Perugini.
 Also, Mrs. Theresa Pettinicchia, Mrs. Joseph Sorbo, Mrs. Elizabeth Cerullo, Mrs. Sue Dabuska, Mrs. Francis Corretto, Mrs. Lucille Della Pietra, Mrs. Elvera Guisto, Mrs. Michael F.ransceschini, Mrs. Ger trude DAbramo, Mrs. Antoinette Pettinicchia, Mrs. Donate Tava- glione, Mrs. Nick Pietrantonio, Mrs. Marie Rovelli. Mrs. Concetta Mas tracchio, Mrs. Raffaele Orlando, Mrs. Latizia DiCarlo, Mrs. Evelyn DiMar1a, Mrs. Jh Fernando, Mrs. Carmela Mardu, Mrs. Rose Greco, and Mrs. Maria Manganaro.
 Also, The Misses Anne DiLeo, Verna Johnson, Mary Racano, Marie Pomponio, Mary Nanni, Jennie Manni, Santo Tortorcci, Mae Tortorcci, Rose Marie Bona cassie, Olga Gentle, Connie Paul, Betty Coretta and Mary Latino.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10
Literary Club
 Book ReUiezO

The Bunker Hill Literary Club will meet at 3 o'clock on Friday afternoon at the club rooms of the church. A book review will be given by Mrs. John W. Potter on Verdict on India" by Beverly Nichols.
 The roll call for the meeting will be Facts About the Admiralty or Society Islands Mrs. George Hal loway will be in charge of the social hour.
 At the business meeting at 2:30 Mrs. Earl Pierson will preside and plans will be made for the annual meeting and luncheon which will be held on April %.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10
CLUB NOTES
Miss HGrYigGn
 ,In Song Recital At BOnr, Studio

Miss Margaret Harrigan of Chest nut Avenue, a pupil of John l.. 6onn and @ member of St. Margar- cts Choir, gave an informal recital of songs for her friends last night at the Bonn studio, Willow Street.
 Her well-delivered and nicely arranged selections included "Pur dicesti. o bocca bella," an arietta by Antonio Lotti; Two Thoughts" by Pierre Connor; "Amarilli, mia bella" by Giulio Caccini; "Oh, Had [, Jubal's Tyre" by Handel; and !'sylvelin," by Christian Sinding.
 Also the Irish air, "The Lark in clear Air from Kathleen Nowlan; two by Bruno Oscar Klein, "Bo- inemiar Cradle Song" and If Only Thou Art True; Lullaby from "Joselyn" by Goddard, and The Piper of Love" by Molly Carew.
 Carl W. Wiehn, of Easton Avenue, plano pupil of MT. Bonn, played a group that included Valse in E Minor and D Flat Major Nocturne by chopin; "RefiectionS in the Wa ter" by Debussy and "Walderaus- cher" by FraH Liszt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10
Mrs. Gail Ross
 Here On Visit

Mrs. Gail Ross of the Y.W.C.A. national headquarters in New York, and Mrs. Trinidad Alampay-Al- berto of the Manila Y.W.C.A. were guests of the local Y.W.CA. board of directors at a supper last night at the Prospect Street headquarters.
 Reports were given during the session by eight delegates to the re- cent national convention in Atlantic City.
 Mrs. Norwood Webster was in charge of arrangements for the session, which was proceeded by a business meeting of the board.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10
Spring Pr0tMSion
 MakeEUentC COI011nlAfair

One of the largest gatherings in the annals of women's clubs oc- cured yesterday when members oi the Waterbury Women's club and friends got together for the an- Yual luncheon of that organization More than PTS persons attended.
 Spring flowers definitely made the theme of the occasion. Color full bouquets of forsythia, snapdrag- ons, tulips and daffodils were at- tractively arranged on the tables and on stage, while variety ot posies, adorning the newest in Spring headgear, complimented the floral motif.
 Also excellenN was the luncheon which comprised fruit cup, turkey, with all the trimmings, homemade rolls, generous gobS of ice cream dainty cookies, and fine brew ot coffee.
 Present were many past presi- dents of the club including Mrs. Frederick 0. Marggraff, Mrs. John Bradley, Mrs. Robert w. Lowell, Mrs Charles A. Templeton, Mrs. Edwin J. Rockwell.
 Special guests at the event were Mrs. Glenn Kirby, president of the Naugatuck Women's Club; Mrs George Carroll, vice president of the group; Mrs. Clifford Teeple, vice. president of the New Haven County group; and Miss Betty Bloom vice. president of the Junior Wo- mems Club: and Mrs. Earle Pierson president of the Bunker Hill Liter ary Club.
 Mrs. William J. Wolff, intro- duced the guests and also gave a short outline of the history of the club and activities for the past year. She also presented Mrs. James Abercrorntie, president elect.
 Miss Bloom explained the work during that past year of the junior division Mrs. Kirhv also made A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10

few brief remarks.
 Mrs. People urged all members to attend the state convention on May q, 2 and 23, and also the country meeting which will be held in Naugatuck on April %.
 The annual meeting of the local organization will be held on April 23, at which officers will be elect ed.
 A "Jenny Lind" recital was given by Mrs. Marion Avery Robert, solo- ist, who sang many old-tirne favorites as well as several popu- lar ballads. Dressed in Q pink gown with hoopskirt, dotted with black velvet ribbon, the we'll known soprano made very pretty picture. She was accompanied by her son.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10

AMxiHGry Plans 16thAnniUerSN1.y

The Ladies Auxiliary of Canton T. R., No. 8, I.O.F, met at Odd Fellows Hall recently with Mrs. Katherine Wood, presiding ct the meeting. Plans were discussed for the Audliarys 16th birthday cele- bration and supper which will be held May 3 at odd Fellows banquet hall.
 Mrs. Julia Marggraff will be in charge of the arrangements for the supper and Mrs. Lorella Newman, will be in charge of the entertain ment program.
 It has been announced that a re- flearsal of officers will be held after the next meeting in preparation Of the mastering ceremonies to be conferred on 8 class of candidates in the near future.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10
Mrs. ". McGnnth
 Hostess AtShO1ger


 Mrs. William McGrath of Meri- den Road, honored her son. Paul Ratchford, and future daughter-in- law, Miss RoSalind Parkton of Poughkeepsie, N. F., at Q nliscel- laneous shower at her home. Guests attending were Mrs. Burt Surdam, Mrs. Joseph Ryan, Mrs. John Ryan, Mrs. Armand Down, Mrs. Henry Rochette, Mrs. Charles Bill, Mrs. Peter Kelly, Mrs. Robert Huckins, Mrs. Floyd Russell, Mrs. Charles Marcelius, Mrs. Richard German, Mrs. Alice Dillane, Mrs. Ralph Lon caster, also the Misses Margaret Cary, Mary McGrath, Isabelle Mo Grath, Roberta McGrath, Geraldine Dillane, Dorothy Lancaster.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE

ffigh teams in the Monday eve- ming tournament under the drec- 'tion of Mrs. John Morlarty of 60 Linden Street were North and south, Miss Lena Lembo and Miss Lena Salvatore, TOT; Mrs. Max Kraft and Miss Agnes Reynolds, 10l; east and west, Miss Mildred Cochrane and Miss Eleanor Shepard, 108; Miss Mildred Holland and Mrs. William Murphy, go. The Nfficial standing: Miss Cochranes and Miss Shepard, HlT l-3: Miss Lernbo and Miss Sal- watore, 2O0; Miss Kathleen Sullivan and Mrs. Paul RueSch, l95 Ia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10
AIMn1nae Plans
 Easter Dance
-dualtieri Photo

Plans have been completed for the annual Easter dance of St. Mary's Hospital Alumnae Associa- ton. The dance will be held April g at Waverly Inn, Cheshire. Mrs. Joseph Bowen, Jr.. chairman, and Miss Faye Lynch, co-chairman. will be in charge of the affair. assisted by Mrs. Edmond Blewitt, the Misses Shirley Smith, Mary Trevalin, Ann Lynch. Eleanor zehenders and Betty Schieffer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10

The Mattatuck Musical Art Soci- ety Junior Club met Monday after noon at the Y.W.C.A. Mrs. Louis Stocking, moderator, addressed the group. Miss Jean Reichenbach, president, presided at the business meeting.
 Plans were discussed for bridge party at Grove Hall, May IS. The Glee Club rehearsed for a musical program to be presented May IS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10

The Connecticut Federation Of Music Clubs junior competitive fes- tival under the direction of Mrs. Willis Lyman. state contest chair- man. and Mrs. Anne Mcclure Hell- man, state junior extension chalr- man. will be held in the presbyter- ian Church State Street and Myrtle Avenue, Bridgeport, Saturday, April %, at 100 3, ni.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10

The Pollyana class of St. Pauls Methodist Church will hold food sale Thursday, April II. at Miller & Peck Co. from 10 a. m. to p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10

MT. and Mrs. Frank Linden of Laval Street, announce the birth of their first son, Francis Joseph, born at St. Mary's Hospital on March 8. Mrs. Linden is the former, Miss Kathleen Calvin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10

MT. and Mrs. Carl Davino of Montgomery Street announce the birth of 8 daughter, April 6, at St. Mary's Hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-10
Births

MT. and Mrs. John Cronan of 6t East Farm Street announce tht birth of 8 son, John William, at st Mary's Hospital on April 2.