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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-16
NEGRO BUSINESSES IN JACKSON
BY Willie J. Miller

1t is with pride that notice the opening of
Negro businesses along Parish street and in other sections
of Jackson
This is fine thing this is as it should be- for
have long maintained not until group, realize the
tremendous BUYING POWER of the thousands of Negroes
here and in realizing determine to this BUYING POWER
SO that will best the economic beermen of all Ne
groes wall we become the sesupporting and serespecng
citizens who will be able to to the best advantages the
benefits that leaders daily attempting to for
u.s. barn full of horses feed will hardly do much good to
man who does not horse who has neigh
bors who do not own horses
And do hope that the Of these business
es in fact the of all Negro business will realize that
the day has passed. it when they expect to
build large prosperous business with Negroes just be-
cause he happens to be Negro.
The day of half-stocked Shelves shoddy methods,
sanitary surroundings inefficient and dscourteous
has completely disappeared To compete with other business
you have got to do it every detayour for
that matter will have to be better than those offered
elsewhere
But you have the assurance and satisfaction of
knowing that when you do spend your money in preparing
the best IN every respect for prospective customers
patrons before history has the Negro buying
public been willing to trade with you
To all the new Negro businesses wish great success
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-16

A Chicago firm has started opera
ton of a plant built by the town of
Philadelphia for the manufacture
of gloves.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-16

Mrs. Minnie B. Burnett of De-
troit, Michigan is visiting her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Simmons
of the Bethlehem Community.
Rev. r. E. Willis and son, Region
aid were the weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Coleman.
Mesdames Laura B. Russum,
Herine Miller, Geno1a Redd, Pearl
inc Billingslea, Mrs. Amos Brooks
motored to Lexington, Saturday to
attend the Holmes County Teachers
Monthly meeting.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-16
Mrs. Eastherleen Holmon.

INiS. G1dStIlcI1ccil I1OlIIlUIl.
Jvt Robert Johnson has returned
home from the armed service with
an honorable discharge. His wife,
Mrs Adine johnson has returned
from Chicago and is very happy to
have him home again.
GAINESVILLE GOSSIP
r. F. was in her Seventh Heaven
Friday night when Cpl. J. H. came
to carry her home. J. H. says she
is the cream in his coffee. A. T. says
that you Gatesville chicks don't
have to worry yourselves. about the
two cousins you think she likes,
for being sociable is her motto.
She is not in love with everybody
you see talking to her.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-16
Hazlehurst News
Roosevelt strong, Reporter

COPIAH COUNTY SCHOOL AN
NUAL ACHIEVEMENT DAY
Friday, March |, teachers, patrons
and students from the eighty-one
schools and communities in Copiah
County gathered at Hazlehurst High
School for the annual Achievement
Day and Countrywide graduation
exercises.
Mr. e. Ray lizard County Super
intendent Of Education delivered
a stirring address to the audience,
after which he presented eighth
grade certificates to ninety seven
students from the various schools
over the county.
The Jeanes Teacher, Mrs. Alice
B. Smith, urged all parents to
send their children on to High
School and College if possible.
Many beautiful and worthwhile
exhibits were on display and all
persons viewing the exhibits mar
veled at the workmanship. Espec-
tally interesting We're the articles
modelled from native clay by stu
dents from Amy schools.
Judges of the exhibits were Mes
DANES: Sadie c. Hill, Home Demon
stration Agent of Lincoln Co., and
Mrs. Odessa Rails of Brookhaven.
The following schools won prizes:
st. Morris, a printing set for the
best Negro History Unit, Pine Rirge
and Spring Ridge for the best dis
plays of Arts and Crafts, a box OF
crayon and two erasers each An
tioch, a rack of poster paper for the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-16
Bethlehem School Gossip

Hello chicks, listen DMB.
is really trying to cut across some
of the Bethlehem girls path, what
is your story M. l.. Everybody is
wondering why D. R. keeps sing
ing, do nothing till you hear from
me- is it because of Magnolia Lacy?
c. w. c. is. seen on the campus often
and you can always heae M. l.. M.
singing, I don't want to sit under
the apple tree with any else but
you.
Magnolia did you know that Dave
Rodgers is singing to Dorothy, "Yon-
der goes my baby?
We guess that Dorothy Scott and
Maud Ethel Lispey have really
learned what Mrs Russum means
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-16
Goodman News

Mrs. Wilbur Taylor of Memphis
returned home after spending a
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Brooks.
Regular services were held Sun
day at the Goodman Baptist Church
with the pastor, Rev. r. E. Willis
in charge. Two interesting sermons
were heard from the pastor.
Miss Fannie Gurlige of Fulton,
KY, is visiting in this city with
friends.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-16

The cotton ginning industry in
Mississippi represents an invest
ment of approximately 20 million
dollars.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-16

The total value of all crops grown
in Mississippi in 1916 is the second
highest in history $376,256,000.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-16
Gatesville News

Mrs. Maggie Thomas, Reporter
The death of Mrs. Eva Brown
was shock to her many friends
Mrs. Brown underwent an opera
ton about 4 months ago and it
was thought that she was doing fine.
Her death came unexpected TO all
Mr.. David Glasper and wife of
New Orleans motored here to visit
in the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bonnie Glasper, and sister,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-16

best Health Unit, Damascus. Cray
on and Eraser for the best unit of
work. Other schools awarded prizes
were: Mt Cannon and Friars
Branch.
Interesting games took place on
the campus after the programs
and everyone present went away
with feeling of having a we'll
spent day.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-16

when she says no smoking.
If not, that good old hickory stick
taught them that lesson.
j. M. Smith is the belle of the
campus.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-16
HAZLEHURST GOSSIP

-
Well we see that Pfc Willie Lee
Walker and c. M. w. got married
Thursday night, the wedding taxi
ing place at pm. in the home Of
her mother, Mrs. Ida M. Watson.
Wonder what the cats and chicks
have to say about that? We see
that Matte Bell Corley is really
on the beam now, also Gladys Ruth
Brown. What's wrong Emmie Lee
Walker, don't see you much with
Pfc. John Calhoun, Jr., could Viola
Gray have anything to do with that?
Say Minnie Kate, why don't you
get boyfriend of your own and
leave the other girls alone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
Catherine SIaUin
 ShO1Ver Guest

Miss Catherine M. Slavin, who is to be married to Harold J. Desch- enes on June 1, was recently feted at miscellaneous shower at her home.
 Guests included: Mrs. Mary Deschepes, Mrs. Will liam Farrell, Mrs. John Quinn, Mrs John Slavin, Mrs. Joseph Kelley Mrs. Mary Deegan, Mrs. James Kelley Mrs. Frank Mulcunry, Mrs Matthey Geghan, Mrs. Pat Gelinas Mrs. Gerald Deschenes, Mrs. Jo- seph Muckle, Mrs. Flora Diamond, Mrs. Oscar Deschenes, Mrs. Mary OLeary, Mrs. Michael Callahan, Mrs. Joseph Woods, Mrs. James Rowley, Mrs. Raymond Deschenes, Mrs. Prospere CosSette, Mrs. Phil lip O'Hern, Mrs. Sadie Burns, Mrs. Hobart Schieffer, Mrs. Julian Des- chenes Mrs. Franklyn Belhman,.
 Also, Mrs. Henry Quinn Mrs. John McKenna, Mrs. Cecile Desch- ense, Mrs. Irene Luschenat, Mrs. Joseph Diorio, Mrs. Marcia Devines, Mrs. Edward Scott, Mrs. Joseph Rosse, Mrs. Charles Gauvin,.
 Also, the Misses Myrta Blackman. Ida Warner, Mary Sheridan, Mae Quinn. Edith Solomita, Marie Des- chenes, Mary Futara, Kay Osborne Helen Slavin, Dorothy Gauvin, Ann Courteney, Marion Muckle, Mar garet Connolly, Marianne Geghan' Mary Gauvin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
Miss CarserinO
 Feted at ShOze,er

A personal shower was held last evening at the home of Miss Mary Ann Iadarola of Walnut Street in honor of Miss RoSeraond M. Carse- rino who will become the bride of MT. Gerard J. Rompre on June l, at the Sacred Heart Church. Those who attended were: Mrs. Anna Ia- darola, Mrs. Ann DeVico, Mrs. Ann Baribault, Mrs. Viola Zambrello Mrs. Ann Swift, Mrs. Gerard Vio- lette, Mrs. Millie Yasinsky, Mrs. Pe- ter Donofrio, Mrs.. Daniel Stango Mrs. Frank Marciano, Mrs. John Carserino, Mrs. Frank Vassallo, Mrs Eugene DAmbrose, Mrs. Jules Rom- pre-, Mrs. Louis Ciriello, Mrs. Frank Donofrio and the Misses: Vera Mar ciano, Mary Carserino,. Joan Iada- rola, Mary Ann Iadarola, Angela Iadarola, Lucy Cortigiano, Frances Cortigiano, Gloria Donofrio, Ann Lombardo, Jean DeVico, Helen Rom- pre- and Violet Capone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
NezV Rochelle
 Chapter WiU
 Fete Students

Members of the Waterbury -Naug- atuck chapter of the College of New Rochelle, at a dinner meeting held at Diorios Restaurant last night presented Miss Kathleen Hurley, with wedding gift The bride elect will marry Michael Sirica on June 10. Mrs. Fred Quatrano and Mrs. William Finn were in charge of the affair.
 Members attending from this city were Mrs. Charles Bannon, Miss Marion Ryan, Mrs. John McHugh, Miss Mary Schmidt, Miss Catherine Kilbride, Mrs. Reuter- Cameron Miss Edna Harmon, Mrs. V. Myrs Calo, Miss Mary Mulcahy and Miss Maureen Luddy.
 Also Mrs. Malcolm O'Leary, Miss Anne Moore, Miss Helen Moore, Mis- Helen McNiff, Miss Leona 4O'Neill Mrs. Victor Allen, Mrs. Clark Gran by, Miss Kathleen Hurley and Miss Mary Ellen Walsh.
 Attending from Nauagtuck were Miss Catherine Brennan, Mrs. Jos eph Reynolds, Mrs. Estelle McDon- ough, Mrs. Edward Lingenheld Miss Jane Thurston and Mrs Arthur Clark.
 Undergraduates of the college will be guests of the chapter at the June meeting, it was announced.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

NONlVEAA DxG4ONE NAOD
 Top scorers in the Monday eve ming tournament held under the di- rection of Mrs. John Moriarty of 60 Linden Street were as follows: North and south, Mrs. Mark Mar giotta and Mrs. Raymond Paradis, 16 1-2; Mrs. Max Kraft and Miss Agnes Reynolds, tied with Mrs. Robert DuBoiS and Mrs. Edward Mraz, Ill; east and west, Mrs. Francis Sullivan and Miss Peggy Sullivan, 12O 1-2; Mrs. Florence Sullivan and Mrs. Charles Yoos, 120. The official standing: Mrs. Sullivan and Miss Sullivan, 222; Mrs. Will liam Nicholson and Mrs. Domenic Guerrero, 220; Miss Dorothy Lasky and Miss Selma Anderson, 219; Miss Loretta Vance and Miss Airline Crean, 216.
 A special prize was awarded Miss Selma Anderson for her contribu- tion to aid the Waterbury Elmer gency Food and Anti-Famine Com mittee. m
 CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB
 Top scorers in the Tuesday eve- ming tournament were: North and South, Mrs. Thomas Breithaupt, and Mrs. Joseph Riley, IF 1-2; Mrs. James Bulger and Mrs. Louis Schmidt, 102; East and West, Mrs. Rhea Auberton and Mrs. Rachael Hengeveld, 116 1-2; Nelson Adduci and George OyMeara, 104 1-2. Off cial standing, Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Bulger, 225; MT. Adduci and MT. OfMeara, POS; MT. Auberton and MT. Hengeveld, 2O3 1-2; MT. Merrill and MT. Driscoll, POP Ia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
Club Notes

The Willow Street Group of the First Baptist Church will hold a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. William E. Van Tassel of Stevens Road, Middlebury, next Saturday afternoon.
 Miss Hattie Hendrick will be in charge of the rummage sale which the Dorcas Glass of the First Bap- tist Church will sponsor in the church gym Friday.
 The Rev. David P. Gaines, pastor, the Rev. Edmund H. Linn, assistant pastor, and Ernest P. Marggraff, will represent the First Baptist Church at the Northern Baptist Convention in Grand Rapids, Michigan, today to Sunday. Division 5, Ladies Auxiliary, A. O. H. will meet tomorrow night at 8:15 at Mechanics Hall.
 The Parents Teachers club of the Grace Baptist Church held its May meeting at the home of Mrs. Arthur Rice of North Elm Street last night. Plans were completed for program to be given Thursday evening. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Amtrum, North Elm Street.
 An all-men sociai program will be sponsored by the Grace Baptist Parent Teachers Association at Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Miss Annie Harris is chairman of the event and Mrs. acey Maness, is CO., chairman. Among those who will participate in the program are Rev. w. w. Weller of the A. M. E. Church and pr. James Lee who will be guest speaker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
Beth El Women Attend State Conference

Ten delegates of the Beth Fl Sisterhood yesterday attended the state conference of sisterhoods held in Norwich, at which Mrs. David Nevins, of Bridgeport, was reelected president of the statewide organiz- ation. More than 250 members from various local sisterhoods were pres ent.
 Attending from this city were Mrs. Harry Klampkin, president of the local group, Mrs. Hick Aronson Mrs. Morris Weinberg, Mrs. Charles Rosengarten, Mrs. Leonard Gors- ton, Mrs. Allen Albert, Mrs. Joseph Miller, Mrs. Jack Freedman, Mrs. Rudolph Hennick, and Mrs. Sidney Cassel.
 Mrs. Nathan Lubin, practicity attorney of New York city address red the convention on the guidance of youth into proper channels. Rab- bi zed Nelson. Norwich, also spoke.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
Hospital Aid
 Society Holds Annual Election

The Waterbury Hospital Aid So- ciety elected Mrs. Edwin S. Hunt, Jr. as president, at a meeting held yes- terday afternoon in the staff room of the Waterbury hospital. Others elected were Mrs. Wadsworth Doster vice-president; Mrs. Winfield Wight, treasurer and Mrs. T. P. Kellogg, secretary.
 Mrs. Bonnet Bronson, transporta- tion; Miss Susan Smith, member ship; Mrs Holstead Logan, shop; Mrs. Ralph Munger, house commit tee; Mrs. Bertram Bailey, work committee; Mrs Edward H. Kirsch- baum, cutting chairman; Mrs. Wal ter Torrance, tearing committee.
 Mrs. J. H. Green, Mrs. R. H. Pidge and Mrs. D. G. MacVicar were chos- en members at large for two years. Members still serving are Mrs. Ed- ward Carmody, Mrs. Howard Whit temore and Mrs. R. P. Griggs, Jr. Mrs. Samuel c. Lovejoy was named publicity chairman.
 Leon French, chairman of the ex- ecutive board of the Waterbury hospital, lauded the society for it's aid to the hospital.
 It was reported that more than 18 groups, many connected with churches of Waterbury, Watertown, Middlebury, Thomaston, Washing ton and Woodbury, have made more than 5000 articles.
 A donation of $2OO was made to the Social Service department of the Waterbury hospital and anoth- CT donation of $100 toward a i- brary for the nursing school. Plans for scholarship fund for the nurS- ing school were also made.
 Miss Leonore Tobins, Superinten- dent of nurses, pointed out the ben- efitS to the nurses of the library and the scholarship. She also said the kitchenette, given by the society to graduate nurses will be very help full. In addition to an electro-batn used for special electrical treat ment, short-wave machine was also purchased for the department of physical medicine by the Society.
 The Society also paid the expens- es for 8 short postgraduate course for Miss Theresa Giordana, mem Der of the operating room staff, who studied operating room procedure at the Peter Brent Brigham Hospi- tai.
 Tea was served by student nurses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
Miss Betty Baker
 ShOzg,er Guest

A personal shower was held re- gently in honor of Miss Betty Bak- CT of East Mountain Road by her aunt, Mrs. James Baker of Porter Avenue. Miss Baker will be mar ried to Howard Sturges of Welles Street, on Saturday, June 8.
 Guests were Mrs. Burton Stevens, Mrs. Theodore Carler, Mrs. Hockett and Mrs. Einar VI Jensen, all of Middlebury. Also Mrs. Thomas Navin, Mrs. William Baker, Mrs. Francis Lynch, Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. William Lovett and the Misses Gloria Ayotte, Ila May, Lois and Grace Baker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
Helen StOddard
 Heads Club

Members of the Waterbury Nat uralist Club reelected Miss Helen L. Stoddard as president for the fifth consecutive term at the an- nual meeting last night held at the Mattatuck Historical Society.
 Also named to office are the fol- lowing: Perry A. Borden, vice. president; Miss Florence Turn bull, treasurer; Mrs Emery Swan, recording secretary.
 It was voted to conduct outings or hikes during the summer. Har- old Pierpont, chairman of the out ing committee. reported that work on the walling trails under the clubs jurisdiction will be carried on for the next several weekends The club donated $10 to the food drive.
 Edward J. Kelly was accepted as @ new member. ........
 The clubs annual banquet vii
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
Mrs. WOOdIOck ENtertGir1S for
 Polly Harrington

Mrs. Charles E. Woodlock of 26 Pennington Avenue entertained this afternoon at tea and reception in daughter of Mfr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Burlington, Jr., of 206 Columbia Boulevard, in honor of Miss Far rington's marriage on June IS to Sylvester J. Ryan, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Sylvester J. Ryan of Bronx, N. Y. Mrs. Woodlock was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Daniel T. Harrington and her daughter, Miss Eleanor Harrington. Mrs. James M. Bowling and Miss Cath crime Maloney poured. Miss Far rington was presented with flat sil- yer by the following guests who attended:
 Mrs. Daniel T. Harrington, Jr., Miss Eleanor Harrington, Miss Polly Harrington, Mrs. Joseph P. Bolan, Mrs. Michael 0. Donovan, Mrs. Charles J. Allen, Mrs. J. Fran cis Roland, Mrs, William P. Roland, Mrs. John E. Bul- ger, Mrs. George w. Cassidy, Mrs. Bartholomew A. Collins, Mrs. M. Joseph Daly, ST., Mrs. Frank J. Daly, Mrs. James M. Bowling, Mrs. Daniel T. Driscoll, Mrs. Will liam J. Dunphy, Mrs. William B. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Edward E. Fitz- patrick, Mrs. Thomas J. Fleming, Mrs. John L. Gaffney, Mrs. John G. Gilmartin.
 Mrs. Edward J. Godfrey, Mrs. Francis P. Guilfoile, Mrs. Patrick Healey, Mrs. Richard J. Hinchey, Mrs. T. Gordon Hutchinson, Mrs. Charles B. Jackson, Mrs. Andrew J. Jackson, Mrs. Charles F. Heating, Mrs. William K. Lawlor, Miss Cath erine A. Maloney, Miss Margaret M. Maloney, Mrs. Arthur J. Mcdonald, Mrs. Edward J. Mcdonald, Mrs. James E. Mcknight, Mrs. John F. McLinden, Mrs. Thomas F. Moore, Mrs. John c. Moriarty, Mrs. Thomas F. Nolan, Mrs. Charles s. O'Connor, Mrs. Franklyn T. O'Donnell, Mrs. William E. Pierpont, Mrs. George w. Russell, Miss Olive E. Ryan, Mrs. William J. Secor, Mrs. William J. Shea, Mrs. Timothy s. Sullivan, Mrs. J. Francis Smith, Mrs. An thony P. Vastola, Mrs. Jerome G. Wolff, and Mrs. Charles E. Wood lock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
Mrs. w. P. Bryan
 Elected to Board

Mrs. Wilbur P. Bryan, Prospect Street, was elected to the board of managers at the 53d annual meet ing of the Colonial Danes of Amer ica which was held yesterday in the Webb House, Wethersfield. Mrs. Brewer Hewitt, the retiring president, presided at the event which was followed by luncheon in the Webb House Barn.
 Mrs. Robert M. Lewis, of New Haven, was elected president.
 Other officers elected were 1st vice e-president, Mrs. Charles M. Taintor, of Southport; 2d vice-pres- ident,. Mrs. Charles A. Goodwin, Hartford; board of managers, Miss Carolyn B. Taylor, Hartford, to fill the unexpired term of Mrs, George A. Phelps, which expires in 1947; Mrs. Hougfton Bulkeley Hartford; Mrs. Robert Porter Keep Pennington; Mrs. James s. Pitkln, New Haven, and Miss Florence D Smith, Madison, terms to expire in 1949.
 The following delegates and al- ternates were elected to the nation al council: delegates, Mrs. Franklin Farrel, Jr., Mrs. Brewer Hewitt Mrs. H. Gildersleeve Jervis, Mrs. Robert M. Lewis and Mrs. Morton c. Treadway; alternates, Mrs James w. Hatch, Mrs. James L. McC Conaughy, Mrs. Ziegler Sargent Mrs. Donald Warner and Mrs. Arn- old Whitridge.
 Members from Waterbury besides Mrs. Bryan attending were: Mrs Clarence P. Cooke, Mrs. Julius B
 Smith, Mrs. William Henry White Mrs. M. Heninway Merriman, Miss Betty White and Miss Marjorie Haddon. Mrs. Charles B. Bucking- ham, Watertown, was also present. tet+
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
St. Ann s Group Held Reception

Reception of the Children oi Mary was held at St. Anne's Church Sunday afternoon at o'clock at which time 53 new members were received into the society.
 Miss Laurica Villemure crowned the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Miss Therese Cecile He bert read the Act of Conservation Rev. Ubald Laurion delivered the sermon which was followed by Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament Mrs. Pageot presided at the organ.
 New members received were Irene Gelinas, Lucille Blair, Claire Lavigne, Shirley Belanger, Rome Gagne, Rita Rompre, Jeanette I Langevin, Helen Drolet, Velm; Langlois, Murielle Laliberty, Clair BoiSVert, Lafirette Petit, Laurettt Dumont, Dolores Boisvert, Ann Pel' letter, Jeanette Houle, ThereSe Le' clerc, Doris Veillette, Lorraine Bellefeur, Rita Forest, Bernadettt Bouffard, Gabrielle Pelletier, Ther. csc Cecile Hebert, Irene SlrolS Pauline Bedard, Margarite Cool anC Therese Pelletier
 Also Jeannine St. Germain, Irene Guilbeault, Blandine Aubin, Mathil- da Aubin, Florence Cool, Claire Dansereau, Marcelle Dansereau Monique Normandin, Therese Bow man, Annette Cyr, Jeannine Houle Jeannette Morin, Gertrude Guer- rette, Bertha Landry, Helen Bouf- fard, Marie Eugenie Rossignole Therese Gelinas, Jacqueline Gelin- as, Rosette Rouillard, Irene LeBel Ivette Robitaille, Marie Ange De- ziel, Florence Landry, Antoinettt Landry, Monique Gelinas ant Claire Rompde.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22

be held June at The Elton. Frank Weston Barber of Norfolk will give an illustrated lecture.
 Walter P. Green and Arthur E, Blewitt reported on 8 recent state nature club meeting. MT. Green, Beverly Slack and Emery Swan, chairman, comprised the nomina- l ing committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22

A rummage sale will be spon- sored tomorrow at 545 East Main Street by the Viewers Club of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Proceeds will help finance the Reconstruc- tion and Advance Fund drive of the church. The club will be as- sisted by the women's organization of the parish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
Hygienists Plans
 Annual Banquet

The Waterbury Dental Hygienist Association held their monthly meeting and election of officers. Plans were discussed for the annual banquet which will be held by the group June IT at the Vagabondia New Britain. Mary Easterly and Nor enc Mccarthy are in charge of the affair.
 New officers elected were: Helene McDermott, president; Mary EaSt- erly, president, and Norene Mccarthy, secretary and treasurer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22

< John Alexander of Hopkins Street. student at the New Eng land Conservatory of Music, played at the student recital in Brown Hall, Boston, Mass, last Thursday. Ht played Debussy's .Minstrels" and Debussy's La File Aux Cheveue de Lin."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22

Congregation and Sisterhood night will take place at the Beth Fl Synagogue on Friday, May "A at 8. Leo Carlson, president of the mems group, and Mrs. Harry Klam- kin, head of the sisterhood, vii speak before the gathering.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22

An all-men's Social program will be given by the Grace Baptist Par ent-Teacher's group at the church tomorrow evening. Miss Annie Har- ris is chairman of the committee and Lacey Manefs is co-chairman.