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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23

TTSs Apostolic ChuTsh Noassi Services
were we'll attended last Sunday At bOah
morning and evening. Tbs pastor. Elder
A. Robinson, spoke At both services. Shi-
tors present. included Mr.. and Mrs.. W.
james and daughter. Mrs. Estslla Huron
% SIS Seventh Ave. N. was baptized into
the faith At the morning services. The
True Apostolic prayer band will meet at
the home Of Deacon W. N. Brown. ili2
Fremont Ave. ~, wednesday evening. Aug.
2sth. (For ] am the Lord that hsalsth thee.
EEOdus. rs 49, Thursday evening special
prayer said for the sick. Friday night
Bible class Biblical questions answered.
Mrs. Abe snAdon Of 1910 Bryant Ave. N.
IL 90 the alex list, at UniVsrsity hospital
Mrs John Carter Of 1909 18th st. n 10
improving slowly.
wsyman A. N. Y. ChaFsh, SO Fremont
Ave N. Sunday thu pastor, Rev. L. p.
Ashford. spoke from the subject: Arise
go do my biddinEa, saith the Lord" The
message was well received. Visitors pres
emit were Mr.. Jos Maxwell and Ms. v.
Hubbard 81 81. Louis, No. Mrs. Hubbard
Ia the daughter u Mrs. Della Maxwell
Don't forget the Style Show At PhyIiis
Wheatlsy. Friday. August 2srd. at D. m.
The church IL asking all members and
friendS who have CLEANERS for the WAymAn
A. N. v. church 10 please turn them In on
Sunday morning, August 2Bth. and all
Members who have not paid their Annual
Conference Claims please pay them By
Sunday. The WhymAn choir will present
musical at the Church, Sunday. Sept. LIST.
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Prominent Mississippi
Woman Visits Here

Mrs. Martin Harvey Jr. arrived
August 22, 20 be the weekend house
guest Of Mrs. Paul s. Curry, 8ll6
Columbus Ave. Mrs. Harvey &C.
eompanied Mrs. Curry 10 Mexico in
May Of lp4B. Their travels were
described In this paper In q series
Of articles entitled Mexico Our
NeighbOr," written by Mrs. Curry,
Mrs. Martin Harvey In enToutG
from the Alpha Kappa Alpha BOule
which was held In Los Angeles.
She represented the Beta Delta
Omega Chapter Of Mississippi.
In 1899. Mrs. Harvey was q dele
gate TO the World Conference of
Christian Youth which met IN Am
Hterdam, Holland. She has travelled
and studied In seven European
countries.
She was the hrst Negro youth
member Of the General Board Of
Education Of the Methodist church
and Ia listed In Prominent Per-
BonAlities In American MethOdism."
Mrs. Harvey, q graduate Of Spell
man College In Atlanta IL working
toward her Masters Degree In
Business Administration at New
York University.
Mrs. Harvey Ia assistant man.
ager Of the Frazier Collins Funeral
Home at Jackson, Mississippi. Her
husband, Martin Harvey, II dean
Of students ut Southern University,
Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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Sioux Falls News

Nv Mn. Oseox BEidqOWuiSE
ST. JOHNS Baptist CHURCH NOTES
81 Joha's BaOtist Chareh Notsa. SUNDAY
August 18th. was On inspiratiOnal day for
DerSOns-Mr. and Mrs.. Giles WALK and
Ms. kA1ds KtmbIs-unitsd With our
church. Al the evening service Pastor l.
&. Harris brought . fOreibls Message from
the subject Death in the Pot"
A group Of nine nsmbers OF BetbsSdA
Temple. Dayton. Ohio. Joined our evening
worship. They were accompanies ~ thslr
pastor and wife, Elder and Ms. Ralph
bass. Ths group 10 touring % Loa An
Eelss, Calf, b. way Of felloWstOna NS.
IIOnAI Park. M Reginald Jones, one OF
the members Of the party, gave an outline
Of the trip. He was presented copy oil
the Minneapolis Spokesman By Mrs.. Oscar
BridKeWatsT. Sioux Falls representative.
Ths nine VaitOrs stopped with Rev. and
ArS- HArrh.
WaIls and Mn. haude Kimbls were placed
with the senior choir. Mr.. Giles Walls -
on trial a. . deacon Of ST. johns. he led
the devotional services preceding the eve
ming worship.
Ars. Ruth heLAurin. Mr.. JudsOn Phillips
and Mr.. James Monkey rendered solos at
the services At First Christian Church
With Rev. William Smith a. speaker Of
Donald and AIonIo Smith. 2lS 4. S2nd
st.. were hosts 70 . group Of Is young
people Saturday evening. A delightful eve
ainE Of games. dancing and rsfTsshments
we're enjoyed.
Mr.. Fred Gresham. who underwent an
operation recently. h reported doing fair
At q local hospital.
Mrs. james Crowder Of Minneapolis, for
merry q local beautieian. b here Waiting
over Thursday a. the guest Of Mr.. and
Aru. Daniel Coatss and Mr.. and Mrs.
theodore Vaughn.
Mrs- WIllIam ToIBOa, hostess at . Sun
lay dinner 70 Mrs. James Lee. Mr.. ALFRED
White, and Rev. l.. q. HArris, At her home.
Mrs. Adrian TaRlbSFt and small dnuEb-
.er. Shirley. left for Columbus. Ohio. 20
Join her daughter GWendolyn and Wait her
brother and family Of Chicago. Their stay
Nill be about two Weska.
Mrs. Sadie BanlstsF and Mr.. and Mrs..
George Ouslsy. sister and brother OF Mrs.
James Morley. returned 20 their homes.
Mr.. JOSsph FlsminES. well known chef.
is now working Ht the West 18th Night
Club.
81 Jeans Baptist CAureh will be host
70 the Union Missionary Circle which meet
the fourth Sunday Of each month. alter
Mating between the different churches. The
time will be from . 80 70 800 p. m.
REV. SMITH AND
Rev. and Mrs. William Smith and two
laughter will leave Saturday for Chester.
Pa, where be will attend the CrOasr The
illogical Seminary 70 continue his study for
his BID. degree. He will serve part time
a. director Of the Negro Educational Cen
ter In Philadslphia- Rev. Smith has besn
attending the UnlVerSity Of South Dakota
at Vsrmlllion doing research.
In route East the Smiths will visit Bur-
linEtOn, Iowa, Monmouth, H., st. LOuia.
Mo-, and East 81. Louis. III. Rev. Smith
will also attend the Baptist Convention at
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Anniversary
Congratulations

We hope for your paper continued
growth and the diligence always
for the peoples interests.-MF. and
Mrs. Joseph VassaP.
Our sincere greetings TO the
Spokesman and Recorder News
paperS-long may they serve the
Twin Cities<-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
l.. Boyd.
Anniversary Greetings TO your
paper and its excellent stat Of
workers. ! hope il will have many
more anniversaTies.-Mrs. Anna
HaTRrOVe.
Best wishes for continued sue.
cess and prospeTity.-MT. and Mrs,
Fred Carver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Smith ex.
tend 10 the paper our heartiest and
sincere wishes for continued use.
fulness In our city.
Congratulations 10 a real paper
q real staff Of good, hard workers
In the interest Of a better city
payroll and economic security
Mrs. Zephyr Turner.
Best wishes on the occasion OF
your 18th anniversary. - Mrs
Dorothy James.
Sunday Dinner: Mrs. Bertha
johnson, 500 Olson Blvd, had "a
her dinner guests on Sunday, Aug
IS, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fawcett OF
Omaha, Neb. Also guests were
MessTs. and Mines. Robert Wallace,
Oliver Thornton, Edwin Carr and
Mrs. Bertha Starks.
Vacation In East: Mrs. Mary
Swain, 500 Olson Blvd, left Tues
day, Aug. 20, for a six-week vAca-
ton In Chicago, Louisville, KY, and
points East. She will return about
Oct. IS.
Mrs. W. II. Walker, 1915 Fourth
Ave. g., has gone TO EmpOria, Kan,
10 attend the wedding Of q niece.
She will also visit In Kansas City,
Kan.
Mother and Son Entertain: Mrs.
Mae Reyes and her son, Mr.. Fred
White, 500 COlfax Ave. NJ, enter
tanned Thursday, Aug. 20, at a
dinner party In honor Of Miss
Edythe Williams Of Columbia, Mo-,
who Ii a school teacher. Other
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Shelby
and Mr.. George Bell.
Guests Leave: The guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Underwood, 1920
Fourth Ave. s.. have left for home.
Mrs. Underworld brother and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Clark Of
Pasadena, Calf, will travel in the
waaf hafnra rafurniu1 IN paaadana
on Sept. l. Mr.. Billy Morgan Of
Battle Greek, Mich, who Is Mrs.
Underwood's nephew. will return
to his home In Michigan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alec Bib Of 0ttumwa, Iowa,
divided their two week vacation be-
tween visits with the Underwoods
mrs. Bibbs Ii Mrs. Underwood's
sister, and Mr.. Bibb's brother and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Bibbs
~ o. paul
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Sioux CITY. IOgA. whsFS be win sDaak. sub
StitutinG for Rev. J. p. Barbour q tha
National BaDtiSt VOiea.
MANY local residents have sntsrtalnSd for
tbs Smith. Among them hsasrs- and
Mmss. Malries Coaklsy, Melvin Bmith. r.
c. COllinG. ThSodOrs Vaughn. Waltsr I'd
gar, Harvey Bentley. and Mun@- AeRsE
Greer. Mary Redsn. jams Lee. and JsR
WAtsOn-
siOuI FAls through this writer sxtsndS
our good wishes 70 this CT and former
pastor Of Pilgrim and ST. JOhn's ehurehas.
We wish him and family . pleasant Journey.
Pilgrim Baptist huReh delegates 70 ths
6Sth annual session Of the lowe. South
DAKOTA. NsbrAskA and Minnesota Baptist
Convention will be Rev. Eugene Williams,
pastor; Mrs.. BeA Hamilton AAd Mr.. and
Mrs.. Z c. COllinG.
Rev. L. c. HAFria. pastor Of ST. johns
Baptist Church. left Monday for Sioux City.
Iowa. - delegate 70 the Baptist COavsntion.
Mr.. Al &. FrOSt. former CT. united Sun
day with the Pilgrim Baptist Church
Mr.. and Mrs. ChAA. Weeds, who have
been cooking for the Boy Scouts at Camp
Shstek near Currie, MINI, returned 70 their
home At 8I2 West Third Sc. Tuesday after
q stay Of almost two month";.
A CT formerly stationed At the base
here who has returned here with family
20 make Sioux Falls their home 10 Mr..
Johnnie HiIdreth. Mr.. HildrSth was .
chef here for two year, seven month";, for
merry IfOm bumAhHnhm' AA@pehes eAa -
married and has . family Of two girls and
two boys and Il living at the new untts,
IFS North Dakota Ave.
Mrs. LathsE Clark was called 70 Omaha,
Neb.. 70 be with her sister. Mrs. Alma
Williams, who is sick but IL much improved
At this time. Ms. Clark will return 20 the
city some time this week.
Mr.. ChAS. Smith, former CT. who was
listed last week has purchased . home At
1912 North Phillips Ave.
Next week We shall tell you about an
other former CT located here.
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Musical Treat Of the Season,
wings Over Jordan" Minneapolis
Auditorium. SundAy.-adVt.
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At Z .. N. The public h cordially invited.
Choir rshsarsal Wednesday niEht-Chureh
Reporter.
CAnUhST MsmsTtAI MsthSdist chureh
Joy" was the subject Of the pastors
sermon last Sunday. Herbert Russell was
solOtst when the choir sang Hold Ny
Had" Mr.. Albert BanhAm IL the new
director OF the choir. He succeeded Mrs
Celeste Douglass who resigned after three
| years faithfulness 70 choir and church.
Mn. Douglass has been offered the p0si-
| ton Of bead Of ths Musie department. at
Coulter Academy In ChsFaW, s. G.
The following officers were elected b.
the choir At . nesting held after tn
| regular morning services Mrs L. Wolf
AonsOh. president MTA Roberta Davis
vice president Herbert Russell. secretary
Mn. ". Y. Robinson, assistant secretary
Mn. IsaAe Hubbard, treasurer: Warner
! Hayes, librarian, and William Billiard
| assistant librarian. Zachary T. Monson wa
named assistant director and Mrs. Katie
MOnsOn, wardrobe mistress.
This Sunday Pastor NslsOn will spsak
NJ the II q m. services. Evening services
/ will be resumed In September.
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BAPTIST WOMEN HOLD 18th
ANNUAL STATE SESSIONS

The 26th annual session Of the
Women's Convention Auxiliary TO
the Minnesota Baptist convention
was held Wednesday, Aug. II, at
Zion Baptist church, Minneapolis.
Convention theme was The Par
amount Need Of the World Today"
The Christian Life Crusade InSti-
tute headed by Mrs. Lydia Brown
was the feature Of the morning. The
three classes In the institute and
their instructors were Making
your community Christian" Mrs.
lone Brown; Evangelism" Mrs.
Neville Hunt; Christian Educa-
tiOn," Mrs. N. J. Hunter. The vel
coming address was given by Lu-
ellie Jordan Of Zion Baptist church.
Mrs. N. J. Hunter Of Pilgrim Bap-
list church, gave the response.
Encourages Women
In her annual address, Mrs. NJ.
7. BurTell, president, encouraged
the women TO 20 forward, work,
fight and pray for success, and re-
viewed the years work. Tribute
was paid 10 the deceased Of the
OFkhHihNlioU.
Rev. W. N. Holt, pastor Of Cal
vary Baptist church, Duluth, de-
livered the Missionary sermon. His
Rev. A. J. Holmes Of Kansas City,
Mo-, q visitor, was introduced. THE
Princes Review" feature Of the
evening meeting, closed the days
LsSsion.
Mrs. BuTFell Reelected
Officers elected were, Mrs. N.
T. Burrell, president; Mrs. Lydia
Brown, first vice president; Mrs.
EdmoniA chatham, second vice
president; Mrs. Luella Brown, re-
e0rdinR secretary, and Mrs. Ann
Smith, assistant secretary; Mrs.
Alberta Bell, corresponding seere-
tary; Mrs. Wayne Battles, tTeasuT-
or; Mrs. J. II. HRgAn, statisticiAn;
Mrs. Ella Golden, historian; Mrs.
Fife LATkins, pATliRmentaTianj
Mrs. N. J. Hunter, musical direct
Tess; Mrs. Emma Wallace, assist
ant musical directress; Mrs. Al
berta Pleasant, pianist; Mrs. Ne
Willie Hunt, directFess Of Red
Circle girls, and Mrs. DeHSA Ores
ham, assistant.
Mrs. BuFrell and Mrs. Lydia
Brown will attend the National
Baptist convention, Sept. I 10 8 at
the Wheat Street Baptist church,
Atlanta, Ga.
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"WINGS OVER JORDAN.
Minneapolis Auditorium Sunday
afternoon. Aug. rs, . .. m.--adVt.
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CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
We wish To extend 20 the friends and
people Of the Twin Cities our sincere graft
tude for the horAls and other sympathetic
interest shown us In the death Of our
mother, Mrs. Katherine Shelton.
Mrs.. Susie Rosa. daughter.
james. Sylvester. George, Orton. Arthur,
Leon, Charles and Thomas Shelton. sons.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory OF my dear wife who
left this life Ave year, ago August -,
1871, I dedicate this verne;
Remembrance b q golden chain
Death tries to break. but all In vain,
To have. 20 love. and then 20 part
L the greatest sorrow Of ones heart
james Ward. Husband
HEAR-"WinRs Over Jordan"
Sunday, Minneapolis Auditorium,
at 3 p. m.-adyt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-04
Conqrequtionoi

FIRST, 122 West Main Street.-The Rev. B. Kenneth pastor. Some Distinctive Aspects of a Protestant Christianity will be the pastors sermon theme. II q. Church school for grades four and 945 Younger classes church school including the nursery, during church hour Comrades of the Way, young peoples society. will meet with Edward Weber the church, 5:30 p.
 ?HlRD 531 Highland Avenue-The Rev. Conner R. Lewis pastor, Sunday school. 10 The Place of Hope In Life" will be the pastors sermon subject at the worship, 10:45 a. Gym class, Tuesday. 5 ?. n Womens Ctet-Together Club, Wednesday, 2:3O p: m Girl Scouts. Wednesday. D. m Get-Together Clubs bridge, Thursday, 130 D.
 Rev. john Walker. pastor A communion meditation will be given by the pastor followed by reception for members. II a. m.
 ;jNkER HILL 274 Bunker Hill Avenue-The Rev. Alan M. Fairbank Sunday school 9:45 a. m A communion and reception of members will feature the worship at which the pastor will speak on fhe Body Christ" II a. m. Pilgrim Fellowship. 0:SO will precede the Preside Felo"sh'p the parsonage. D. 'tNION, Ve-The Oscar Locke. pastor. Church school, Christian baptism will be adnlinis- tered members received into the church and the pastor preach Bread of Life" 1O45 a. m Junior choir rehearsal noon. Pilgrim Fellowship will meet at the parsonage and then take hike, D. m Fellowship meeting. 1880
 'OUTE, Piedmont and Baldwin Streets-The Rev M Webb Wright pastor Church school for all depart ments except the nursery, 10 a. m. Churcn schoo nursery department. II a m. Worship service with communion with sermon by tho pastor. II a. m Young Peoples Christian Fellowship meeting. 6:So D. m - ITALIAN, Corner South Elm and Union Streets. ne pastors subject at the worship II a. m Holy Shall Always Be With You" will be the communion. 11:30 a. Devotional service, Wednes- D,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-04
St. Margaret
 School AlMnnae Meets Today

More than no registrations have been received for 'sthe luncheon which will highlight the annual alumnae day celebration at Saint Margaret's School tomorrow. Reg istration will commence at Il o'clock and a meeting will be held at 2 o'clock.
 Rev. Francis O. Ayre will give the invocation. Paiano selections will be presented by Carol Walker. Miss Lew Flagg will sing, accompanied by Miss Ann Mccullough. The Glee Club and Modern Dance group of the school will each present pro- gram.
 Carol Walker will present a pro- gram of piano selections. Miss Lew Flagg will sing. accompanied by Miss Ann McC Cullough. The Glee Club and the Modern Dance Group of the school will each present a program.
 Mrs. John o. White is in charge of the luncheon and registration will be supervised by Miss Dorothy E. William, assister by Mrs. Nathan Pierpont and Mrs. Charles Fulker- son.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-04
Methodist

NT PAULS a9 East Farm stree-Tne Rev EGHn Hempel. pastor Sunday school 9:3O a. ln Celepraton of the Lords supper and sermon by the pastor pastor The Christian Family 1oi5 a. m. Christlan 1ousn Club D. m Midweek devotions, Tuesday, 1:S0 D. m GRACE, 1429 Thomaston Avenue-The Rev, Richard Mutt, pastor. Church school 9:45 a. m. Communion and meditation at the worship II & a. m Junior 1outn pastor of the Mddebury Congregational Church will speak "Religion Where You Find It at the senior Youth Fellowship, D Tithers Association Mon day p. Official Board, Monday. 1880 P m Womens Society of Christian Service Mission Study, Thursday, 7:3O D.
 WEST SIDE HILL. lO6s West Main Street.-The Rev. Bruce whittemore. pastor. Church school, 9:46 a. m Holy communion with sermon II a. m sYouth Fellow, ship members will leave for outing, D. m. Official board meeting Tuesday. D.
 FIRST, North Main and Savings Street.-The Rev John snayely pastor Baptism and reception or mew SS will feature the communion service, lO:5V a. m Evelyn Rowe will be at the first of the worship services Peace" D. nL Women's Christian Temperance Union. Monday D. m4 Girl scouts, Monday, p. m Executive committee meet ing of the Women's Society of Christton service. Wednesday. 2;s0 Wonen's Society for Christian Service Wednesday. 2.S0 p. Young Adult Group supper Wednesday, 6:30 D. m Junior L. T. l.. Friday. ' D. m Junior choir Friday 53o p: m: Church choir rehearsal Friday. 7:30 Loedersh'p conference in stratford. saturday lo a. m to p. m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-04
Catholic

lAsacULATE s1o1at coNGEPIloN Corner West Main ena the s, Rsy GsoTss @ Reilly the Rey Phillip Husss s thi 10 sss s1d n Phillips ST. pssss cES!1 s: sss sSd ls Rev. Peter ouns ST. FRANCIS XAVIER. 6sS Baldwin Street.-The Rev. the a James suSan fa the Es 1 s:sS s:sO. s;so and Il a. m Rosary and benedietion and
 
 Rosary and benedicton at p. n
 ST. sTANIsLAUs KosTKA, ss East street-The sssS ans 1s 'y 1oS 1a 12 2n Rosary and SeaeGeton S a sitsn m 'n' CLOCK AaS' OUR LADY OF LoURDEs. 3oS South Main Street-rhe
 ssV ooe tas s;s9. 7;so. g. 10 and Il a. m Rosary and benedictOn ST. MARGAREFs. sos Willow streee-Ths John A. Rev Trancis P. Mclaughlin assistants Masses 7 g.
 saS at 8 m.
 3 . and s Esy %sssss en ss ssS no and II m Rosary and 'snsdis- Sasse % asS Thomas s' Dlsas% aaSnS o sns Rev Rev Tranes :! h Doherty assistants & n Masses aSa T VII De Ash ie'fs S'sa sas Sss sssa ST. ANN's. SIS South A1ain strestThs Rev Ernest A. ss ;S5 '' @ ss' s'" ST. PETER AND ST: PAUL. 1S southmayd Road -The Rev, Michael. KeatinR pastor and the Rev. James Masses q s. g. 10 ad II a.
 BLESSED SACRAMENT les Robbins street-rhe Rev. Edward L. Morrison. pastor. the Rev Robert Chagnon the Rev. Anthony sima. assistants. Masses z. ssand II a m.
 pastor. and the Rev Michael Mcverry and the Rev. Rosary and bsnsdictiop at u m
 nedy. pastor: and the Rev Joseph Daily and the Rev ' n Rosary and and @ @bsnsdictSn at { ps m
 bert P carrig m pastor Masses a 7s9. g and Il a. m Noyena of the Holy Infant of Prague Tuesday 7:so ST. MARY MAGDALENEs. oakxule ls Buckingham street-The Rev Thomas McQarry pastor. Masses h the saered Heart Chapel for children. and soisO q un The Mass shisN Mass ss ST JOHNS Watertown. sls Main Street rne Rev a Calvin, pastor the Rev CerAld tianchee aslah6 Mass6s at 7. s;it and lv ., Macs l. also
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-04
Couple Feted
 At Party

MT. and Mrs. Raymond French of 38 Putnam Street recently enter tained at a party in honor of Hiss Erna Ulrich and Roland Buchs who are being married on May 11th at 4 o'clock at the First Lutheran Church. The guests of honor were presented with lovely mahogany cocktail table from: MT. and Mrs. Eric Ulrich, MT. and Mrs. Edmond Beck, MT. and Mrs. Leroy Klein schmidt, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Schultz, MT. and Mrs. Theodore Ba- lunas, Mrs. Harry Dean, Miss Elsie Herman and Edward Schnitzel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-04
Dorothy Kenyon HOnOred Guest
.stockmann studio.

Miss Dorothy Kenyon of Ives Street was recently feted at a shower by her aunt, Mrs. James Allan of Aurora Street. Miss Ken yon will be married on May IS to William Corkindale. Guests attend ing the shower were Mrs. William McMahan, Mrs. Gorden Jones, Eln- ma Kellar, Mrs. N. Bouffard, Mrs. James Brundage, Mrs. Harold Hughson, Emily Bruse, Marie and Irene Steck, Mrs. William Purcell, Mrs. William Corkindale, Mrs. James Corkindale, Mrs. John Steck, Mrs. James Allan, Mrs. George Steck, Jean Steck, Mrs. Arnold Reed, Mrs. Samuel Reed, Mrs. George Reed, Mrs. Brown, Mrs, William Smith.
 Also. Mrs. Roy Cook, Mrs. Emil CambiQue, Mrs. Louis Wenzel, Mrs. Claude Link, Mrs. Wilson Miller, Mrs. Kenneth Korngibel, Dorothy. Humphrey, Cynthia Link, Mrs. Mil- ton Reed. Mrs. Raymond Kenyon and Kathie Kenyon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-04
Glee Club WiU
 Present Concert

Albertus Magnus College Glee Club with the Fordham University Glee Club will present joint concert in New Haven, Sunday afternoon at 3. o'clock. Miss Mary V. McDonato, daughter of Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald of West Main Street is accom- panist for the Glee Club assisted by Miss Jane Beale, guest accompan- ist, Mrs. Richard Donovan will dl- rect the Albertus Magnus selections and Frederic Joslyn the Fordham numbers. The concert will be helo in the Troup Junior High School Auditorium.
 Included on the Albertus MagnuS program are the following selec- tions: "To Music" by Schubert; "Dies Irae," by Mozart; Holiday Song" by Schuman, "Nebbie," by Resphighi, and Down By the Saliy Gardens," arranged by Richard Donovan. The Nouns, group oi nine girls will sing And How Should Your True Love Know, an old English melody. Among the numbers to be sung by the Ford ham University Glee Club are courage" by Huhn; ''rhe White Road westward" by Mitchell; Brothers Sing On," by Grieg; Ave Maria by Ittoria; and Come to Me in My Dream" by Cain. The two glee clubs will combine in pre- senting the selections "Sleepers Awake" by Bach and Land of our Hearts" by Chadwick.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-04
Mothers to Be Guests of YWCA

Girls of the Kamalee Club, high- school students associated with the YWCA, will sponsor a tea on We'd nesday evening at which mothers of guests will be the guests of honor. The event is planned to introduce the mothers of the girls to friends at the Y.W.C.A. and to acquaint them with the recreational facilities that are being enjoyed by all groups.
 Those on the committee for the affair are Miss Joan Masi, Rose Bria, Maria Macchia, Jean Promo vost, Marjorie Pooler, Joyce Bria, Carroll Fenn, Sylvia Wilson, Bar bara Mcdonald, Margaret Crochet, Murial Lynch, Alice Hummel, Theresa Collins, and Agnes Shaker.
 The Kamalee club is also partici- pating in the Y.W.C.A. membership drive, with Agnes Shaker heading the committee. Mrs. Louis Yaveta is advisor of the group.