Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29
ELM CITY NEWS

Early visitors 10 Elks Rest on Sunday were: Aloer1a and Nose Judge" IAil4, Joe reters, George ar>. rTanA Al.o, Ernie SUdrge, Ola d~ AayI,r u, n.s charm--l2 ln~dam, Jimln13 watson, Winfield Johnson and New .1aven's fashion p.t>uc. ohn bulrell.
 live been told that the Rock L.Gnt-s C4.or- $ la t.,e sole repIe SC. t-.tiYe O. iauio station WELL anu ,Aat t-lt2 It. (. TtemplaCiH.. =, half hour program in the fall. l. l-'o that gre~i.
 .-Patrolman Freddie Rogers very obviously enjoying the gay con. pany of his pulchritudinous vii
 S-nuay t the Monterey. Hildt Greenlee came breezing i'll i0p ing ever so stu- ming in her black and white outfit. Clarence C=e-,. made hurried trip to bos5"n @.' Sunday to see his step-father Ii>-.. F '. ., is il .
 Sam Burrell, the man who keeps every me srodnd nInl Ii. good humor, whispers his pretty daughter, Muriel, graduated frosl Commercial High School last week. If Muriel is anything like pa she will surely be a go-geUter That smooth-talking Adrien Redman is one of the newly en- ployed vets at the New Haven Post Office.
 Stokes the barber made predic- tions, the afternoon of the Louis
 Conn fsticuffs, that certainl came true.
 -The distinguishing Martha Washington said "I do" to Clar- ence Penney last Sunday. Mar tha's gown was really "sumpin." We have all heard about Camp Holly Ridge at some time or otE- CT. Most of us have just heard about it's good features and what a fine project # is, but here are some of the things it lacks and helping to get them would be ap- preciated: ' Campers cabins, a bath house, library, tools |gar- dening and carpenter), station wagon, truck, chemical toilet sys- tenn, kitchen and dining equip ment, activities cabin, outdoor fireplace, cement and sand, tents, and all types of furnishings.
 The Cards, a Pinochle club in the Westville Project sponsored a Spelling Bee, and the winner of the first prize was Renee Dogget1. The children who participated in the Bee were between the ages of 8 and 12.
 The Orientals gave a testimon- ial dinner Saturday night at Ma sonic Temple, corner Goffe and Sperry Streets, in honor of M. w. Grand Master Fred Groves of the Jurisdiction of Connecticut; PHI. A., and presented him with a very handsome piece of leather lug gage. The guest table was lavish ly decorated and thereupon a sumptuous repast was served. The Past Grand Masters of the State of Connecticut were the guests of the evening.
 night Oriental Lodge held it's election of officers at Ma sonic Temple. Ernest Foxhall, the new Worshipful Master and members of his cabinet were in- stalled.
 Grace Dade attended the Executive committee meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs, which convened in Baltimore. After the meet ings, Miss Alma Francis, presid- ant of the Baltimore chapter, en- iertained the visiting guests in ler home. There were represent atives from all parts of the coun- ny, and two new club member rroups were added-one from Illinois and one from Dakota. Irs. Lilly Pitts enjoyed the short | visit of Mrs. Austin and MT. 1 Thompson of Boston. They stopt ] o say 'thello" on their way to the | fight. They no soon f left than MT. and Mrs. Butter |
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