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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12

ample OF the. value OF winter graz
ing in Mississippi is related by a
Marion county farmer. He grazed
AS head of dairy cows for 100
days on As acres of crimson clo-
yer. saving $83S day on concen-
trate feeds and alfalfa hay AT
the same time, increased milk
flow valued at % cents a cow per
day totaled Sl.344 for the 100
days grazing period With the saw
ing of feed, the dairyman made a
gross return of s2.lS2 from the
As acres of clover.
i'The raising OF shogsF e mot OF
major commercial imp otance in
the state. However. considered as
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12

months spending a year in New
Guinea, and months in the Philip
pines. He is entitled to wear the
American Defense Ribbon, Asiatic
Pacific Ribbon with / Bronze Star.
Philippine Liberation Ribbon and
the Good Conduct Medal.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12

Manila-Cpl. Roosevelt Bates,
husband of Mrs. Arrilla Bates who
resides at r. F. D. C. ga Louisville.
Miss, is serving with the Co. "A"
1911 Engineer Genearl Service Re-
giment in Manila.
/ In the service for 80 months. Cpl
Bates has been overseas for 10
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12

ty of our state. The alertness OF
our livestock associations, OF our
All and Future Farmer cattle and
calf clubs, and the growing inter-
est in livestock shows, auctions
and exhibits also contribute great-''
ly to the growth of this industry
as indicated by the fact that in
1914 the total cash farm income
from livestock, dairy products and;
poultry reached the stable total
of S76,979, 900 We can expect toI
see this figure grow as thousands
of additional state farmers enter
the livestock and dairy business
and numerous out-of-state CATTLE
men continue to bring their herds,
to Mississippi where conditions are
more favorable to growth and pro-.
fits"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12

1t will pay to protect seed beans,
corn, field peas and similar items
from weevil damage, hortfcultur-
lists of the Agricultural Extension
Service advise.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12
MISSISSIPPI EXPANDS AS
LIVESTOCK DAfRYTNC STATE
Mississippi Agricultural and Industrial Board Mem
Der Points Out Value of Cattle to States Economy

Missppis 1881 800 livestock
shed
indication establishing
ing producers OF livestock
MISSISSIPPI Commissioner
of the Mississippi Agricultural
iralc oumt+aa
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12
Gatesville News

The Egypt Hill church held its
regular monthly meeting with the
pastor in charge. The service was
inspiring and full Of spirit and col
lection in the amount of $4,000 was
raised. Visitors were, Rev. r. L.
Jackson, Rev. Jasper Jones, Rev.
Mckinley Minor, Mrs. Elorna Wal
ker.
Mrs. Nella Anderson was called
awawy to the bodies of her daugh-
ter who was i'll in ST. Louis.
GATESVILLE GOSSIP
Well the hepped cats and chicks
are back in school again and every
thing is rollying smooth again. Ar
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
ESQ Attend Reception

Mrs. Smith chose a dinner
gown Of light blue chiffon with
gold beading and a flowercd
chapeau. White orchids COM
prised her corsage bouquet.
Mrs. CARROT was attircd in n
turquoiSe-blue crepe gown with
Sequin trim. and a brown hat.
She. too, wore white orchids.
a breakfast and reception for
$50 guests were given at the
Detroit Golf Club
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll left by
train for New York City whore
they will stay for a week AT the
Waldorf-Astoria. Mrs. Carroll
Travelled in a green and red
plaid suit and a red cashmere.
sweater Her brown felt hat
was trimmed with green rib,
bon White orchids were
pinned 10 the lapel OF her
beaver coat.
The CAROLS will make their
home on Mendoza Drive
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Miss He aIy
Be+ro+hed

LIVERY one loves a surprise.
II especially one as delightful
as that which took place Satur-
day afternoon IN the Leonard
l. Healy residence IN Covington
oriyo.
Friends of Miss Helen Truly
Hcaly. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard L. Healy were
the recipients OF the surprise
when they discovered the
luncheon they were invited 10
attend in honor Of Miss Patricia
Thomas of California was an
engagement party, too 1t re-
vealed that Miss Healy is the
fancec of William Campbell
NToorhead. son Of Mrs William
G-aiaofhead el Louisville Ky.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Jean Baker S
BetrothaI Told

Mr.. AND MRS, CHARLES
r. BAKER OF Wisconsin ave-
nue.. announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Jcar-kath-
ryn, to RM Sc Robert Gordon
Parsons. USN. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Parsons also OF
" Si1~cunSf11 dvruur7
The bridegroom-elect Us sta
toned in San Francisco after
serving Is months in the south
Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Flowers and Hearts

II was announced i'm a unique
fashion by a small flower and
heart bcdecked bride and BRIDE
groom lack-in-thc-boX which
was presented 10 Miss Thomas
by Miss Hcaly before the
luncheon
The lovely brdc-clect wore
an afternoon frock OF black and
pink crepe. styled with a beaded
crystal bodice and L neckline.
She wore an orchid in a shoul-
der CoTsaCe
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Display AquareIIes

Mr.. and Mrs. Rees' guests
VIII have an opportunity Of see
ing their new. small collection
Of exquisite aquarcllcS by Baron
Ernst Won Maydell.
The paintings were acquired
at the recent exhibition held IN
the Detroit Institute Of Arts.
Those who saw them viii
recall the lovely little pictures
entitled Happy Landing,
Futures and "Conversation'
which Mrs RccS gave 10 Mr..
ReeS, IN November, tor his
birthday
"The Fortune Teller that
whimsical composition depict
ing a fairy IN a chestnut tree
pulling off the leaves, one hy
one, 10 see what the Spring
mas m StUTC Tot nm WdS
presented by Mr. Rccs 10 Mrs.
ReeS al Christmas
Three of the paintings hang
- the living room
Also m TINS room hang an
interesting painting by Mrs.
Rees which her husband refuses
10 take down II was done IN
England when she was a girl
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
From 3 O'clock On

Mr.. BriCkncll was British
consul al ROuen when the Ger
mans arrived.
Guests are invited from 3
o'clock on.
Such Is the warmth and
quality Of MIR. and Mrs. Rces'
hospitality that they never
know when a party will end.
Among those who have been
invited 10 today's Soiree are.
former governor and Mrs VIII
Der NJ. Brucker MAJOR and Mrs.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

George CauIkins, Bill Ford,
Wally Ford, Johnny White
head, Teddy Ballantyne, Kit
Hamlin and Jack Henderson.
Freddy Ford's younger
brother. Bobbie, also is an
ardent follower of the game,
having gone 10 every one since
he came home from school in
the East for the holidays.
With him, Thursday night.
were Joe Scherer Waldo Brown
and Davie PierSOn.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Mableys TO Return

III the spring trf1r Carlton =.
Mableys and all the members
of their family. separated dur
ing the war years. VIII be living
here once more.
MIR. and Mrs AiabtCy vino
came on from Philadelphia 20
visit their Son-in-law and
daughter The John Jenne-s
NeWcombS of Crosse POinic IN
holidays have returned ~
plan TO be back permanently
IN two or three months.
Frank Mabley who went into
-tha-Hl-.----+- ~. : bachelor IS here
with his bride. the former
Kathleen Mccormick Il Mn
neapoliS, whom he married ln
Dallas.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Nofre Dame Graduate

Miss Hcaly Is a graduate of
Sacred lICart-Convent, Law
renee avenue. and attended
Earat College al Lake Forest.
ILL.,
The bridegroom elect was
GRADUATED from the University
of NotrC Dame Prior 10 his
release Just one month ago, he
served two and one-half years
rs I'd vt-tftf Srrrruut-w with thc
seventh Army headquarters IN
Europe
Tho couple expect TO be mar
rIgd next fall
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Wore White Satin Gown

The bride wore a white satin
gown fashioned with a beaded
yoke OF pearls. a shirred waist
line set of by peplum and a
very full skirt ending IN cathe-
dral train.
Her tiny satin juliet cap held
In place a full length bridal
veil of tullc
She carried a white prayer
book and a white orchid from
which caScaded satin streamcrs
with StephauotiS.
Mrs Arthur l. Bartlcy was
matron OF honor Other attend
ants were. Mrs. John Graf
fius Mrs. James KeyIn Camp
bell Mrs. Frederick w Ernst,
and Mrs. Joseph DimOnd
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Miss Smith
Married
BN Am VI. STARK

CATURDAY was q great day
- in the life of William
Emmett Carroll aS it WAS MS
wedding day and his first day
As civilian after serving %
months IN the European
thcatCr.
His lovely brdt is Marjorie
Smith. daughter OF MIR, and
Mis-. Frank G.. Smith OF Cantcr-
bury road
The former Capt. Carroll is
the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
II. Carroll Of Santa Barbara
Drive.
The marriage took place at
IL a. m. IN Gcsu Church The
Rev. RI. Thomas Moore OFF,
Ciated. Arrangements OF white
Chry ySanthemum>. gia0lOli and
poinsettia decorated the church,
and gothic candelahra held tall
lighted white tapcrS.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Reception for Consul

Mr.. and Mrs. MsCkworth
Rees, this Sunday. are giving
an informal reception. IN their
apartment in the Whittier. for
those interesting newcomers
10 Detroit, British consul, d. +.
II. Bricknell, and Mrs. Brick
nell.
The Bricknells, who have
taken a charming house in
Crawford Lane. Crosse POinte,
came here from Monte Video,
Uruguay
They have led an exciting
life
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Nurse Society Meeting

DISTRICT NURSING SOCI-
TTY VII hold ITS annual bUSI-
ness and sewing meeting at II
a. m Wednesday at the Coun-
tn Club.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Bonnet Matches Dress

Mrs. Bart ~ wore an antique
copper oJlored faille gown
styled with a sailor collar,
fitted bodice and a very full
gathered skirt. Her tiny poke
bonnet matched her gown and
she carried a semi-colonial bou-
quet of chrySanthemums and
dubonnet carnations outlined
with a frill of matching net
The bridesmaids wore heaven
blue faille costumes similar 10
that of the matron OF honor
and carried Virginia carnations
In pale pink tones surrounded
by pale blue malinc Their
half-hatS were pink faille with
dark blue StTeamerS.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
CauIkinses Back

II is 50 nice % have Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Caulklns back-,R
town for good
just befure Christmas Can't
Cauik!ns WAS discharged from
the army and they came Up
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
otnei

DETROIT COUNCIL of Par
ent.Teacher Associations viii
meet al s p. M. Monday at the
Central YWCA.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Law Club Session

DETROIT PARLIAMEN-
TARY LAW CLUB will meet at
the Federation Club House,
Wednesday al 10 a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
If. 'Wagers Discharged

Navy 1t. Charles Hcrndon
WagerS who married Margaret
Newman also has received his
discharge
Mr.. and Mrs, WagcrS visited
Mrs. Wagers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry l.. Newman. for four
days but have gone 10 LcXing-
ton. Ky, 10 visit Mr. Wagers'
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
WagerS.
Mr.. Wagers VIII finish his
doctorate, probably IN Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

from ST Louis, where he had
been stationed, bringing their
adorable 10 months old daugh-
ter Bliss.
Until they can find a house
Mr. and Mrs. Caulkins and Bliss
are staying with the former
Elsie McMillan's parents. Mr..
and Mrs James Thaycr Nc
MILAN
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

Stanley Brown, Mai. Salvatore
Costenares, the Harry HansonS,
the Archibald NJ c Is ayS. the
Harry DunnS of Rosedale Park,
and MIR. and Mrs. Arden Rose.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
| Rambling through mfa~
War Veterans Catch u p on Hockey
By the Chaperon

EY dresed hockey when they the services especially those
boys Pacific.
They all had played hockey on school
haveb eease
hockey
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Detroiter 10 Wed
Rapids GirI

MR. AND MRS. PETER
WISER of Grand Rapids an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Lee. to Millard w
Pemberton. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Winfield NJ Pembcyton. OF
Strathcona Drive. Palmer
Woods.
Millard recently enlisted in
the navy and now Is receiving
his boot training IN san Diego.
Cal.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07
Explanation
Of Symbols

To save kAmzs, mmmsSoMs eymhoas are
msea IN these Wxoxa1z9 we'd rspoEsa.
Here's what ehsy zse@m;
BOPD--A2wr@as eS odd pew gay.
B0PH-barr@zx of cd reg h0ux.
rs q W---Aassc se13mAm& sma wasex.
D-g.T. ew n8T~--&x1H msem eseG
MxKT-41esfnK In Rotary saasss
M0GT-~ms@vtMG sm cah&e e@a&as
Pm on P.H~-panxwee @aeks
kUKT--x13K31x NJ Rotary 4oozs.
I'D. or Txs-~eo&@l 6eYsh.
WOC-waiflnR em essn@m&
WOHT-wssstaK om Rotary s0oAs.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07
Some Wyoming Deep Wildcats
Near Finish; Others Started Is

CASPERSpurred by the approach Of winter Wyoming oper
aors this week made additional locations and drilling
was commenced on several deep tests
Meantime several wells testing the horizons widely
scattered found little encourage hackers
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07

One of the most interesting wells
now drilling in Wyoming is the
Stanolind deep test on the apex of
the prolific Elk Basin field, only a
short distance south of the Montana
Wyoming border. This is an old we'll
being deepened through the Ten
sleep to the Madison and new hole
is now being made, with the pros
pect results should be known inside
of the coming week.
The full Wyoming report
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07

Gas in Cody shaaa. @sk 30 600 .00o ca. fx
% test Tensleaps expscted nj lo:@oe.
Set 9ss-in- casang u 5ss0s drilling.
10,0oS.
North B0xaax
t9weeewaxnr CexM&xs
MomHssin Enea sxspzg-U. r. No.
NV MY NV See E3~1aR~1nAW
DIST 5e50-T8. 30 nnsn.s rec. zsgS4 ID aosar
gas q aoo oo M PTsss PIT sls . ~
forator.
Transeal-U. n. No. 3
NE SIC NV 11-18N-x04W
Top Tenskeep, 4o04. I'd, A3&2. DIST
eu ae r. aa . ssa bS SRs olI L RESUME
Transeal-Camsron Ne. 4
NV NV Sc 11-1sN~ioAW
Location
Oil Mountain Field
(Natroma Comntyl
TexacoCaark NO.
I'd S416; P-By 267B. Testing. Averzg-
ing IT'S bbas. Oh per Gay; 4 : water.
OIL Springs Structure
Rocky M t.Gas Co.A. Baker No.
SW NE Sw 2-23N7sW
Gazing 47S.
Old Women Creek
(Eaobrara County,
Inter Mcwneaia Pet Govt No.
NE s-s6N-a2W
Drilling, 500.
Oregon Busin-
, Park County,
Ohio HaIlene No.
Sc SIC SW 2B-5zN-1O0
I'd. 1880 Testing Madison.
Point Rock Structure
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07

Gas in Cody shaaa. @ss. 30 600 .ooo ca. ax
70 test Tensl9ap. expected at 10.@s&
Set 9M-in. casing @s E6S0s drifting
1001H.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07

L.uszab Structure
(Bag Horn County,

kzag@mam, Road q Mamlon-1
NE Sc 1851 90
Standing. 8aas
Cities 8ervsee.Gov't No. 1
SIC NE NE 13-STN- 93W
Location.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07
Rock River Dome

0bso- Dszmoaa Cattle BE.
NE NV NV sb~20-7s
Set 81 -in- casing at $3.50. Testing. ST2o.
(Contsnusa ca Pass ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Democrat WATR Air Forum Scheduled
 Baseball Discussion by Four of
 Ciey's Prominent Sporesmen

TesR ggNAtls alSpate6 Mexican aaseSa1 eeagae and Us reaction on ssse ANcSscAa HsR Leagues and Or. sAaszea eASesAo eeneFa,ly an ee SiScaSscS tonight ae toar well-kaoen aocaa Spo-s Snea On the Waterbury PoraM ot sAe air pruRraEn.
 EspgeSne opinioaS over tae 3 D. a. WATR program wlla oe Btll Stanton Gean os Waterbury Umpsres and psesioenl os she local chapter ae the Connecsscas BaseAal1 Ompsres ASociations Pat SlAttery one os the saeanszerS os sse CBCA. eesl-knogn aiA1ese and coAoAs C1sff Me1ale pzesseCas ot the Csts Amateur league and lone~saensifie6 with shas organization and Pat o0ilter ashaese. coach and nog manager of sae Washington Hilas baseball team.
 American baseball Is an important an issue to millions as is the atomic bomb or the United Nations. It as a fixed way of American life seasoned wstA Amerscan spirit and Is the rseAsfal heritage of every American boy. As the Waterbury Forum of the Ar Is designed in purpose b present discussions of issues close eo Amer scan interests is is felt this baseball roana-sahae WSl1 meet w1th eager response.
 An four men are highly qualified ao talk on any phase of baseball An four are in agreement on some as- poets cf the current problem but ia disagreement on others. The Mex.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
RetFe0tumts n0u0uF0te S3,OOO Drive 0laaoV meellag
 TAuVsday Night
 Ae nolOl elloN

The Mount Manresa Retreatanss Will hold a dinner meeting Thurs. day night at the laotel Elton to in. augurate the drive for the Roger walsh Memorial Fund.
 The Committee hopes to raise e9.o0O locally at staten Island, N. Y.
 A fund committee and 10 teams made up Of local retreatAnts will head the drive. James ,. HennesSy Is general chairman, Aurelio NJ. Greco viee.chairnian, Raymond c. o'Nell, secretary. James ". Bar. rett, treasurer, and Edward ]. Creem publicity.
 The drive wdll be concluded with an anniversary banquet ct the Elton October 10.
 Drive captains and team members follow:
 Capt. John Mates, Matthew oeary, Joseph ?. Kenney, Joseph 2. Mc. Evoy. John A. Messick, Thomas r. Murphy.
 Capt. Frank X. Reefe, Peter J. Diteo. Thomas L. Lawlor, Vincent LeRoy, Maurice Mccarthy, John Y. Parked, Martin Scully.
 Capt. Thomas ?. Ashton. Thomas P. Cassidy. Mortimer ]. connor, I'd. ward L. Farley. R, Warren o'Neil, Thomas Heaney.
 Capt. Edward ]. Creem, Charles !. Bannon. George Beckley, Eugene Burns. John E. Murphy, Raymond c. O'Nell. Francis ]. Scully.
 Capt. Carl J. Demenske, James w. Barrett, Daniel 0. Sullivan, vii. liam H. Butler. John Foley, James c. Gibbons. George Howard, VII. liam T. Manning.
 Capt. Martin j. Sullivan, George w. Cassidy, Carmine Calo, Thomas II. Horrigan, George ]. McDuff, Francis M. spiliane, Michael Spil. lane.
 Capt. John r. Hartley, Patrick 6. Bergin. E. J. Daly, James ]. Hen. messy. Joseph McNellis. sr., William V. Tobin, Michael Whalen.
 Capt. Nicholas zappone, Joseph and John Ceriello. Aurelio Greco, Donate Ouerrera. William V. Ger. ardi. William T. Harrington, Martin ?. Hayden, Anthony V. Petrillo. John pstricone.
 Capt. Richard Carey, Maurice Carey, George L. Ayotte, James J. Barry. Maurice Deedy, John T. 0arthwait. Andrew Healey. Frank Iris. Francis x. Lane. Thomas scad. den.
 Capt. John 3. Greco. James V. Bianco, Santo Bologna, Caesar Cal. larOne,, Carmine c. Cipriano, Hum. bert E. Mangini. Frederick ". Pal. onlba, Finton j. Phelan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
St. Margaret s School Graduates 30 Sunday David Joseph Nsrrow ValedietOrian;
 Pastor Urges Children Not To Be
 Proud and Domineering

me successful life must be based upon the desire Co do the will of ood, Se graduates of Ct. MargaretS School were told yesterday by the Rev John A. Conlan pastor, at commencement exercises at the church. Father conlan selected as hts topic the class motto, flor the Honor and Glory of God"
 Be urged the young graduates "to live ln the presence of God" by being kind and quiet, but alert.
 Be ready to try to help others and be not proud and domlneering. Always be polite and respective es. peclally to your parents, superiors, and employers. Learn to put your hearts into your work as . willing worker-not a grtimbler."
 Assisting Father Conlon yester- day were the Rev. James McLough. Ian and the Rev. Clement Shee, curates. Prof. John Bonn presided at the organ.
 Glass valedictorian vas David Joseph Nerrow. while salutortans were Margaret Thompson Kenney and Virginia Anne walsh. Certifi. were presented to the graduates by Father conlan.
 The program was as follows; processional
 Holly, Holy. Holy Lord .,...... .....,''...' Nev. A' tOe"s Address to the Graduates ....
 .......... Rev. John A. Conlan To Christ the Prince of Peace ...
 ............. ..... N. Montani Presentation of Diplomas .....
 .... The Rev. John A. ConlaIl Benediction of the Most Blessed
 Sacrement
 Adoramus te.Panem Corlitum
 ...................... P. Damme Act of Consecration by the Glass Tantum Ergo .,...,. L.. Raifey Adoramus and Laudate Dominum Recessional
 The following graduates received honorable mention: Anne Mary Sheehy, Patricia Constance Mor. larty, Richard Edward O'Donneli, Thomas Sheridan walsh, Bernard Brien Dressell, stephen Arthur Bowling, Rowland Anthony Pas. sarlello. John Benedict Delaney, Franklin Francis Nejame. Patricia Eunice Hanlon, Richard oordaia o'Connor, Joseph Thomas 0affney and John Edward Phelan.
 Other graduates included: Dolores Eileen Brown. Rita Marie Doran. Sarah Frances Greene. Alice Evelyn Jackson. Irene Laura Kenney. Mar. garet Thompson Kenney. Lucille Patricia Laydon. Claire Marie Lac pierre, Yvette Marie Lafiviere, Ann Marie Meensn, Victoria Anne Pc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Accountants Dine Tuesday
 Malloaal Chapter
 Officers Oomlng

An oFganisational charter will be presented the Waterbury capteN National Association Of Cost Ac. co0ntantS. by directors and officerS Of the national chapter at e dinner meeting tomorrow night at 6 at The Elton.
 Clinton ". Bennett. national ii. rector of chapters. will be the prin. cipal speaker at the meeting sched. uled for 7:S0 P. M. Mir. Bennett wia speak on Cost Accounting in the Postwar Competitive Market" !" During the meeting period election of officers and directors for the first year will be conducted.
 The Waterbury chapter consists of watertown. Naugatuck. South. ington Torrington and Bristol,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
LobOr-IndustFy Luncheon Set

In a move to bring management and labor In the Waterbury area closer together. . luncheon to which leaders of both groups have been invited win be held "Wednesday noon at The Elton. The principal speaker wSli be Bernard Albert New England regional director Of the National Labor Relations Board. whose Boston office is sponsoring the gathering.
 Invited to the luncheon are ey figures in local industry. also rank ing offices Of AFL and cIO. unions. The lunch viii be a Dutch treat affair.
 The meeting is designed to en- able management and lsbo rto cis- cass their problems and their dif- ferences in a friendly spirit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
cARD OV THANKs

fFlends, relatives and BsighboFs, es- Declally the Waterbury Medical As. sOclatioB, Waterbury Druggists AE. sOelsfl0n, Waterbury Lodge of Elks, Naugsiuek Lodge Of Eiks, Nauga. l. tuck Valley Holy Cross Club. st. NaTy's Hospital AlDmnae Askoeia- . lion, the American Legion. the Wa. feTbuTy Police Dept. the syrian and Lebanese Community, and ihs Wood sf. and Washington Hill Com. Iaunifies, for inc, Mass Cards, beau. fiful floral tributes, sympathy and Kindness shown us during our re- rent bereavement. tbe desil ef OUT beieVei husband. ssp and brother Cast. Joseph I. Corey. " ID:
 THE COREY FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
cARso OV THANKS

We wish 10 thank our many friends, relatives and Deghbors, es. pecially scovill FOTemaD's Ass0oia. lion; second shift of the Assembly room Of seoyill Mfg. co.; General Training room Of scOyill Ms, Co.,; Tool and Machine Of Wateryille Div. geOVill Mfg. Co; office of Water vile Diy. seOglll Mfg. Co: Girls of tue American Legion Aux, Nauga- inck; The srd.l 5ih and t7b grades Of sf. Peter and Psuls school; The Mothers Club of si. Peter and Paui's Church; The East End Community Club; The Michigan" Club; Dept. 10 Boot room Of the Edited states Rub ber Co. Of Saugatuek: and the Oak . vile Pin Co. for floral 0fferlngF and tbe expressions of sympathy and Kindness sb0wD us during our re- cent bereavement, The dsaih of our beloved wife and mother. NrF. Wil- liam 1. GlsasOn,
 THE Gl.sAsOS FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
CawO OT TWAsKs

We wish to ihank our many friends, relatives and ns.ghbOFk, al- 50 fbs Fourth Grade Students of the N0ire Dame Academy, fbs Internal Revenue office and N. 4. Gammlno Construction 70. of Providence, R. |. for ihe beautiful floral tributes, sympathy aaG Kindness shown ns during OuF recenf bereaV Vemsni, the death of our beloved Husband, Fath- CT and Brother, Homer r. Rugglero.
 lkiRDed)
 THE REGGIEHO FAMILY.