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The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
State OES Official
Makes Annual Visit
To Coolidge Chapter

Miss Lucy Lee Robertson OF Yu-
ma. worthy grand matron of the
Cdred of the Eastern Star of Ar
izona. made her official visit to
Ocotillo Chapter on Saturday.
The days activities began with
a luncheon at Waikiki Inn honor
ing Miss Robertson. Mrs. Sue
Steward, worthy matron of Oco-
tillo Chapter, was hostess. Earl
Smith, worthy patron, was among
the honor guests. After luncheon
a school of instruction was held
at Masonic hall.
There was a banquet in Com
munity hall at 6 p. m. for eighty
eight Stars and visiting officials.
Corsages were presented to the
grand officers, Carl Convert OF
Ajo, worthy grand patron, was an
honor guest.
A special meeting was held at
s D. m. in Masonic hall at which
$50 persons were present. Guests
included Stars from Phoenix,
Tucson, Yuma, Ajo, Casa Grande.
Florence, Chandler, Mesa, Texas,
Nebraska, and Minnesota.
The evening closed with a social
hour at the hall. Mrs. Minor
Simms was chairman of the re-
freshment committee.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08

Pinal county's voters strung
along with the states Democratic
slate ~ the general elction Tues.
day. giving a general 3 to 2 ma
joriiy TO Democratic candidates as
its share In the statewide ballot.
ing that saw the party retained
In control Of all state offices by
a comfortable margin.
over the state, Gov. Sidney Os-
burn swept all IL counties TO win
his fourth consecutive term. In
complete returns giving him Ca
l41 votes to 43. .4iO for his Repub-
lican opponent. Bruce Brockett.
This marks the first time in Ari-
zona history that any governor has
been elected TO q fourth consecu-
tive term.
All other Democratic candidates
won handily. Sen. F. w. McFar-
land leading the ticket with 72.5OS
votes 10 30,S55 for his Republican
challenger. Ward s. Powers. Ari-
zonas Incumbent representatives
In Congress also won easily. Muir
dock receiving 65.s54 and Hairless
63.42i while their Republican op-
ponents. John II. Curnutte and
Denver c. Henson. received 1891
and 30,s17 respectively.
Superior Judge Levi S. Udall
won the seat on the Supreme
court. polling 4s.303 votes to 26.-
$40 for Otis J. Baughn. Thad NJ
Moore. Democrat. regained his
place on the tax commission which
he lost two years ago by defeat
ing his Republican opponent. Jo-
seph p. Downey. 43.6s7 to 27.s7S.
Dan Garvey, Democrat. was re-
elected secretary of state over
Marshall II. Flake. 65.642 TO a.
T0s. ard the remainder of the
state ticket also went into office
by a comfortable margin OF 2 TO /
The Right to Work" bill. gaso-
line tax division. and tax exemp-
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Rhoda Belle Clark
Passes Away Sunday
In Glendale

Mrs. Rhoda Belle Clark. known
and beloved throughout Arizona
and New Mexico. passed away in
Glendale Sunday.
Mrs. Clark. who was known as
Aunt Belle" by Arizonans. was
born In New York state in 1850.
She graduated from the New York
teachers seminary and taught
school there for several years.
In 1875 she moved to Bakers
field. California where she mar
ried Joseph Clark. She had three
children. Edna. Olive. and Allen.
who have all passed away.
She lived in FL Paso, Texas.
and then Silver City, New Mexi-
CO. spending all her summers In
Arizona and lately has been living
with her niece Mrs. Mary E. Col
ton and grand niece Mrs. Lottie
c. Devins In Florence.
Her survivors besides Mrs. Col
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ton and Mrs. Devine include 9TH
er grand nieces Mrs. B. F. Thum,
Mrs. c. w. Caywood both OF Flor
ence. and Mrs. F. P. Jamison Of
Coolidge. Another niece, Mrs. Carl
Wildi resides in Morrison, Illinois.
Services for Mrs. Clark were
read Tuesday by Rev. 8. B. Han
nah, and then her remains were
transported to FL Paso. Texas,
for interment Mrs. Devine and
her daughter, Mrs. Melvin Gross
miller also went to El Paso for
the services. The Christian church
of FL Paso conducted graveside
services for Mrs. Clark.
One thing Aunt Belle" was
noted for was her great love for
trees, and she planted them wher-
ever she lived, thus leaving visi-
BILE evidence in many parts of the
southwest OF her love for them.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Coolidge Eleven
Plays Last Home
Game Against Noqales

Coolidge high school Bears play
their last home game tonight
against a formidable Nogales team
on Coolidge field at s p. III.
Nogales has won three and lost
three OF its schedule. but all three
losses have been TO very strong
schools, Douglas. Casa Grande and
Bisbee. The Nogales ii ran up
a 81 10 0 score over the Tomb
stone high school squad.
Most OF the power for Nogales
lies in two OF the speediest halves
In the state. O'Hagan and Preci-
ado. Both boys are track stars.
and have taken many state events
In the past years.
They are experts in end runs
and off tackle plays. once their
line opens up hole. but the Cool
idge Bear team isn't planning TO
give them a chance TO find any
holes.
Although Coach Wilson says he
will have three regulars out for
all or most of the game. he prom
ises that for the last home game,
the Bears are going to open up.
Oscar Bueno is out of the lineup
for the rest Of the season with his
bad elbow. and half Eddie Schell
must go easy for this game be-
cause OF his injury. Roland Free
land was not slated as a starter
due to his bad ankle. and Gene
yolmer is out OF town this week
end.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Mrs. Mary Carter
Makes Official Visit
To Dauqh+ers Of Nile

Mrs. Mary Carter OF Phoenix,
queen OF the Daughters OF the Nile
of Arizona, made her official visit
to Pinal County Chapter at a
meeting held Thursday evening In
the home OF Mrs. r. ]. Jones,
Coolidge. Mrs. Thelma Quinn of
Phoenix, junior queen, and other
state officials were members OF
Mrs. Carter's party.
Mrs. Beulah Dell. president OF
Pinal County Chapter. was In
charge Of a brief business session
Mrs. Charles Wierenga Of Tope-
ka. Kansas, who is visiting Mrs.
Jones. was a guest at the social
hour that concluded the evening
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Coolidge OPA Office
Shuts Doors After
Five Years Service

Coolidge office of price control,
serving Pinal county, was closed
on November 4, after five years
service, Rosalene Miller, chief
clerk announced.
Any transactions or business
with the OPA in the future can be
conducted through various offices
still in existence. Any inquiries
about price control formerly han
died by price control boards
should be addressed TO OPA dis
trict office, II w. Van Buren st.
Phoenix. Certificates Of transfer
covering sales of new. and used
passenger automobiles may be OBJ
tanned from principal auto dealers
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Legion Auxiliary Sells
80 Home-Made Pies

Sixty-nine home made pies,
a whole barbecued beef and
gallons of coffee were de-
voured by hungry crowds dur
ing the Days of '4s" celebra-
ton.
Women OF the American Le-
gion auxiliary baked the pies
and sold all food. The beef
was donated by Pierce and
Jay Vensel. and Tom Edwards
did the barbecuing.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Schools Close
For Armistice Day

All Coolidge and Kenilworth
schools will be closed on Monday,
November II in commemoration
of Armistice day, it was announced
by the Superintendent of schools.
Glasses will resume on Tuesday
morning.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Man Arrested for
Reckless Driving
On Main Street

Howard Dobbs was fined $25 in
Justice court Wednesday on
charges of reckless driving on and
near Main street.
Highway patrolman Roger Gates
and deputy sheriff Leo Barnes,
arrested Dobbs on Tuesday and
preferred charges. Dobbs told po-
lice he arrived in Coolidge recent
ly from Oklahoma.
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tions for veterans OF World War
| IL were approved at the polls. but
the other proposed amendments,
| giving four year terms TO state
and county offices, and salary In
creases TO state Legislators. we e
voted down in the state-w de bal
loting.
Ernest w. Mcfarland. of Flor
ence. Arizona's senior u. S. Sena-
tor. ran Tar ahead OF the rest OF
his ticket in Pinal county. polling
total OF 3.l95 votes 10 snow un-
Ter his Republican opponent, Ward
Powers. who received 1.044 here.
Sen. Mcfarland won handily in
every precinct in the county but
his greatest margin came in North
Florence where he received 30S
votes TO for Powers.
In the fight for the governor
ship. county voters gave Osburn a
comfortable 3 TO 2 margin and he
beat Brockett in all but feur pre-
cincts Casa Grande's two pre-
cincts gave Brockett 460 votes to
Osburn's 39S: Red Rock went for
Broekett. II to 16, and Youngs-
burg gave the Republican the nod.
Is TO IL. The county total showed
osburn. 2.797. Brockett, LII.
In other important contests for
state posts. the county gave Udall
l,sOs to Baughn's 1.l20: Moore re-
ceived 1875 TO Downey's 1.ls0.
and Hairless and Murdock collect
ed 1857 and 2.679 votes. respec-
lively. TO !. 1854 for Henson and l.
leo for Curnutte.
The unOpposed Democratic coun-
ty ticket received a large compli-
menta.y vote, with Lynn Farley.
nominee Tor sheriff. leading the
way with a grand total of 3.503.
d all candidates gathering more
than 5000. Supervisors Backstein,
anderson. Spray and Williams al
so received good totals as they
ran without opposition.
The only Republican victory in
the county came at Casa Grande
where Constable Homer b. Ward.
who has held that post for many
years. ran for reelection without
opposition.
The county also went along with
the rest OF the state in approving
the Right to Work" and gasoline
tax division amendments to the
state constitution. and turning
down all the other amendments
proposed.
The Right to Work" measure
was approved by a sound margin
OF more than 5 to 2, rolling up q
TAT votes for approval and LIS
against. The measure received Its
strongest support in Ray. Flor
ence and Casa Grande but ran
strong throughout the county. The
absentee vote went in favor al
most TO !.
The division OF the gas tax car
ried in the county by only 274
votes. with 1,777 for and 1903
against. The three Incorporated
towns OF Casa Grande. Florence
and Coolidge. who stand to gain
from the division, were Joined by
Eloy In giving the proposal suffi-
cient majorities to offset the neg
ative vote from the rural and un-
incorporated areas.
The two proposals designed to
give state and county officials
four-year terms went down by
sound majorities, the one pertain
ing to state officers losing. 1908
to 1855. and the one for county
officials going down, 2.122 to l.
35S.. An increase In salaries for
members of the state legislature
also was voted down, 1899 to l.
7I5, with the vote on this proposal
running close in all precincts.
An extension of tax exemptions
already allowed to veterans OF
previous wars was approved for
veterans of World War II, this
measure passing in the county
hv vota nf | 2A6 IN 1 326
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08

OMr. and Mrs. George Peters at
tended family gathering at
Scotsdale Friday III honor of her
fathers Goth birthday. Forty mem
bers of the family were present,
including his sister from River
side, California.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08

OMr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ware were
hosts to a group of friends at their
home Saturday evening. following
which they attended the Days Of
40 dance at Legion hall.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08

"a Coolidge group planning to
attend the State Fair at Phoenix
tomorrow will include Mrs. Sue
Steward, Miss Hortense McCray,
Duane Mckinney, Tommy Clark
and Bill Steward.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08

OMrs. r. L. Ward, who has been
suffering for the past year from
arshritis is reported to be improv-
ing.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
PinaI Voters String Along with State
In Election; Farley Leads County Slate

Right TO Work" and Gas Tax Division win approval
as Longer Terms for Stare and County Officers
and Increased Salaries for Legislators are voted
down.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-31
Miss Lucy Mary Ryan, New Britain Ensign,
 To Marry August Y

The engagement and coming marriage of Miss Lucy Mary Ryan to. Ensign James Joseph Gaffney, U.S.N.R., has been announced by her parents, MT and Mrs. George T. Ryan, of Waterville Street. MT. Gaffney is the son of MT. and Mrs. Patrick J. Gaffney, of New Britain.
 Rev. Joseph Ryan. Springfield, Mass, cousin of the bride-elect, will officiate at the wedding which will take place at St. Margaret's Church at 1 o'clock on Saturday, August IT. A reception will follow at the Cop per Kettle.
 Miss Ryan will have Miss Mary E. Gilmartin for her maid of honor and MT. Gaffney's sister, Miss Mar garet Gaffney, bridesmaid. Robert Gaffney will attend his brother as best man. Ushefs will include Jo- seph Fitzgerald, New Britain, and Robert Jensen, Waterbury, brother in-laW of Miss Ryan.
 The prospective bride, graduate of Teachers College of Connecticut, New Britain. has been teaching in the Westbrook School. Ensign Gaff- ney, who has just returned from duty in the Pacific Theater aboard an LIST, attended Teachers Col lege of Connecticut, New Britain, and Wesleyan and Notre Dame Uni Versities
 Miss Ryan recently was enter tained at bridal shower given by Mrs. Wallace Gilman, Clinton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-31
St. Lucy,s Group Enjoy Outing

Members and friends Of the Chll- dren of Mary Sodality, St. Lueys Church, held an outing on Sunday, July 28, at Pleasure Beach, Bridge port.
 Among those present were: Misses Margaret Summa, Dena Longo, Anna Summa, Carmela LoRusso, Dolly LoRusSo, Mary Caputo, Louise Mucci, Vera Caserio, Dora Carlo, Emily Marahitini. Dora Falcone Sue Kelly, Josephine Genovese, Ida DiRupo Helen Viadengo, Helen Tiso Gilda Mastronunzio, Dolores Orsini, Mary Caserio, Catherine Petruzzi, Mary Gugliotti Eleanor Calvin, Jennie Amenta, Gloria DiFederico, Mary Rossi, Marguerite Guerrero, Mary Lou Cipriano. Mary Santo- pietro, Philomena Folio, Mary Dad dona, Mrs. Carmela Russo, Mrs. Ann Musso, and Mrs Betty Bond aitio
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-31
Froncine uoRWiere Endooed to (. Griffin

Mir. and Mrs. Francis LaRiviere, of Revere Street, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Francine Ann, to Charles J. Grif- fin, son of MT. and Mrs. John Grif- fin. of Prospect Road. The wedding will take place next Spring.
 Miss LaRiviere is a graduate of the Waterbury Catholic High School. MT. Griffin was recently dis charged from the Navy having serv- ed in both the European and Paci- flc theaters.
 The announcement of their en- gagement was announced on Sun day at the home of MT and Mrs. LaRiviere
 Those attending were MT and Mrs. John Griffin, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Griffin, MT. and Mrs. James Green, and son, James, Mrs. Helen Ferren, Mrs. George Cooper, MT. and Mrs. Truman Lewis, MT. and Mrs. w. F. Cahill, MT and Mrs. Barton Scannell, Mir and Mrs. Dan- iel Scannell, MT. and Mrs. John Griffin, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Robert McGovern, Mrs. Frances LaRiviere, Mrs. Matthias LaRiviere, MT. and Mrs. Edgar LaRiviere, and MT. and Mrs. Albert LaRiviere.
 Also present were: Mrs. Edward Costello, Mrs. Dolores Therrien, Mrs Michael Breen, MT. and Mrs. Frank lin Browne, MT. and Mrs. John Ho- nan, MT. and Mrs. Horton Werner Miss Jean Kenny, Miss Margaret Costello, Edward Costello, Thomas Griffin and Joseph Menard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-31
Births

MT and Mrs. Lawrence Longo Of Meriden announce the birth of a daughter, Lorraine Carmen, July A, at the Meriden Hospital. Mrs. Longo is the former Lucille Yer rastro of Waterbury.
 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mon agan. of New York City, announce the birth of their third child, a son, Thomas. Jr. on July 30, at St. Vim cents Hospital, New York City, Dr. Monagan is the brother of Mayor John S. Monagan, and is an in- terne at the Willard Parker Hospi- tai, New York City. Mrs. Monagan is the former Miss Marguerite Ke- hoe, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Michael Mullen, of South Whitney Street, Hartford, are the parents of twin sons, James and John, born July 21 at St. Francis Hospital MT. Mullen is former local resident, and is the nephew of Mrs. Della Caffrey, of Kingsbury Street.
 Mir and Mrs. William M. Dram ginis, of 25 Church Street. Torring- ton, announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Mary Mar garet on July 28, at St. Mary's Hos pital, this city Mrs. Donginis is the former Peggy Cleary, of Wood bine Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-31
Naugatuck Girl
 Guest ct ShONer

Naugatuck, July 3l-Miss Patricia Garrity of 21 Frederick Street, was guest of honor recently at a mis- cellaneous shower given by Mrs. Charles Noble, ST, at her home, ITO Aetna Street.
 Miss Garrity, daughter of Chris topher Garrity of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Mrs. Georgiana Garrity of Cleveland, Ohio, will become the bride of Charles Noble, Jr., son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Noble, ST, of Naugatuck, in St. Francis Church, Saturday morning, Aug. TO-
 Guests included Mrs. Daniel Lusk, Mrs. Raymond Erickson, Mrs. Earl Bristol, Mrs. Cora Rice, Mrs. Howard Noble, Mrs Martha Bu- chanan, Mrs. Deegan and Mrs. Leary both of Water bury; Mrs. Albert Beliotti, Mrs Ar thur Colder, Mrs James Kennedy of thomaston.
 Mrs. James Kennedy of Nauga- tuck, Mrs. Catherine Baker of Wat erbury, Mrs, Mary Farren, Mrs. Mary Penrose, Mrs. Al Happy Mrs. Catherine Griffin, Mrs. Edward Longo, Mrs. John McKeon, Mrs. Bridget Curtin and Mrs, Margaret Dillon.
 Miss Airline LuSk, Miss Lorraine Lusk, Miss Vera Higgins, Miss Vina Higgins, Miss Connie Penrose, Miss Mary Penrose. Miss Ruth Rice, Miss Gertrude Feeley, Miss Margaret Noble, Miss Catherine McKeon, Miss Margaret Sweeney, the guest of honor and the hostess.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-31
Bernice Baker Guest of Honor At ShO1Uer

Miss Kathleen Burns, Miss Mary Joan Burns and Mrs Donald Mon- aghan were hostesses at surprise miscellaneous shower given at Mrs. Monaghan's home on Aver Street in honor of Miss Bernice. Baker of Taylor Street, who will become the bride of Thomas Welsh of Hollywood, California, on August g.. Guests included Mrs. Stephen Sul- livan, Mrs. Chris Riordan, Mrs. Mary Croughwell, Mrs. Edward Lamontagne, Mrs. Daniel Sullivan, Mrs. William Shea, Mrs George Baker, Mrs. Daniel Began, Mrs. Raymond Seeman, Mrs. Michael Riel, Mrs. Mitchell Corden, Mrs. William Corden, Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. Howard Sturgess, Mrs. William Butterly, Mrs. Patrick Burns, Mrs. Vincent Carroll.
 Also present were Mrs. Thomas Matthews, of Whitestone, L. l., Mrs. Donald Monaghan, Mrs. Mary Monaghan, Mrs. Cecil Buxton, and the Misses Rita Sullivan. Eleanor Seidel, Madeline Walker Katherine Riordan, Mary Riordan, Patricia Murphy, Margaret Monaghan, Maureen Baker, Helen Burns, Ann Gebs, Margaret Mullen, Betty Mul- len, Kay Burns, Mary Joan Burns, Ceil Burns. and Bernice Baker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-31

at the double ring ceremony.
 Miss Loretta M Vadnais of Hart ford, formerly of Oakville, and Bernard c. Pearson, brother of the groom, attended the couple.
 The bride, escorted to the altar by her father, wore a grey street length dress, designed with square neck, and a peplum, and white ac- cessories. Her white picture hat was of straw. She carried small old fashioned bouquet of white flowers.
 Miss Vadnais, was attired in an aqua print silk jersey dress, and brown and white accessories, and a picture hat of natural straw. She wore corsage of gardenias.
 At the reception which followed the ceremony, reception was held at the home of the groom.
 MT. Pearson is former member of the United States Coast Guard. The bride, is d graduate of the Sac red Heart School and Hartford Pub- lie High School.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-31
Rose Sbatafore Is HOnOred Al ShOWer

Mrs. I. Spatafore and Miss Bea- trice Nardozzi were hostess at a greenback shower held recently at Bosco's Flower Grill, in honor Of Miss Rose Spatafore. who is 70 be married to Etalo Edmund Palnoni on August "A.
 Those present were:
 Mrs. I. Spatafore, Mrs. A. Jannoni, Mrs. M. Petravca, Mrs. P. McGrail, Mrs. E. Pannoni, Mrs. Jo Jones, Mrs. Lillian Fenton, Mrs. Rose Sconziano, Mrs Peter DiLeo, Mrs. Andrew Sileo, Mrs. Andrew Santarsiero, Mrs. Paul Santarsiero, Mrs. Anna Sontorsiero, Mrs Florence Santorsiero, Mrs. Domenic Santarsiero, Mrs. Elizabeth Linquindoli, Mrs. Vincenzo Lerz, Mrs. Arthur Lerz, Mrs Alfred Lerz, Mrs. Richard Lerz, Mrs. Rudolph Lerz, Mrs. Matilda Veneziano, Mrs. Salvatore Lovallo, Mrs Rocco Cip- riano, Mrs. Mary Mastriani, Mrs. David Filippelli, Mrs. Julia Metrella, Mrs. Frank Poletta, Mrs Catherine Sapone, Mrs. Antionette Serafine, Mrs. Frank Massarelli, Mrs Anthony Massarelli, Mrs. Toffe Caputo, and Mrs. Anthony Raneri,
 Also present were: Mrs. Andrew Laurenzi, Mrs. Rose Spataro, Mrs Joseph Rizzuti, Mrs. Mary Abben- anti, Mrs. Joseph Gonillo, Mrs. Louis Russo, Mrs Denise Cialfi, Mrs Anna DiTata, Mrs. Eva Mellilio, Mrs. Mary DelCioppo Mrs Carmella Leugnale, Mrs. Thomas Civitate, Mrs. Frank Civitate Mrs. Mary Civ itate, Mrs. Mary Daginella, Mrs Ar mand LeClare, Mrs. z. Morinl. Mrs. P. Marcella, Mrs Grace Fontana, Mrs. Theresa Tomaili, Mrs Joseph Trotta, Mrs. Grace Gaustella, Mrs. Frank Juan, Mrs Beatrice Turcotte. Mrs. Salvatore Massotta, Mrs. Dom Mancini, Mrs. Mary Testa, Mrs An- 1 thony Guerrero, Mrs John fiesta, Mrs. Mary Sciarra, Mrs. Connie pes- none, Mrs. Leo Fappiano, Mrs. As sunta Arcovio, Mrs. Michael Arcovio. Mrs. 1nez Marchito, Mrs. Edward Nigro, Mrs, James Rocco, Mrs. Canio VerraStro, Mrs. James MeEvoy, Ms. William Nardozzi, Mrs. Lenofe D'Agostino, Mrs. Michael Fasano, Mrs. Christine Daddona, Mrs. Jo- seph Persio, Mrs. Charles Feola, Mrs. Vincent Pandolfio, Mrs Mary Per- ugini, Mrs. Frank Caruso, Mrs. Roc co Donofrio, Mrs. Charles Calo, Mrs. Anthony DelNegro and Mrs. Mary Gugliotti.
 Also the Misses: Elyira Spate fore. Beatrice Nardozzi, Mae Santarslero. Lucy and Eleanor Nardozzl, Mary Santarsiero. Pearl Mazzetti. Bess Schifellite, Lena Calf, Lucy Lculen, Betty Marino, Millie Nardella, Renee Famaii, Margaret Griffin, Rose Civ ltate, Tony Rossi, Lucille Fappiano. Gloria Fappiano, Marie DeLeo, Peg Kiernan, Lucy MaSsarelli, Anna Seiarra, Phyllis Pelosi, Mary Spata- TO, Helen Spataro.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-31
Republican Women Aeor Candidate

Mrs. Suzanne Silvercruys Steven son, of East NorWalk, noted Sculp- tress and a candidate for the con- gressional nomination in the Fourth District, to succeed Rep. Clare Boothe Luce will be the principal speaker at the annual summer luncheon meeting of the West Hav- en Republican Woman's Club at Wilcoxs Pier Restaurant, Savin Rock on Thursday noon, August 9th.
 Appearing on the speaking pro- gram with Mrs. Stevenson, will. be Mayor William c. Celantano, of New Haven, Mrs. Frances Burke Rediek former secretary of state and Mrs Alice Russ Cochran, vice-chairman of the Republican State Central Committee.
 Attorney General William L. Had den will be toastmaSter at the luncheon. President of the club is Mrs. Helen Nielsen,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-31
100 Couples to Attend Sacred Heart School Alumni Dinner Dance

Over 100 couples will attend the mid season dinner dance to be. held tonight by the Sacred Heart School Alumni at the Chase Country Club.
 The event is the first mid-season dance held by the alumni in five years. Sam Williams will play for dancing.
 The committee in charge of ar engagements is as follows; Marjorie Kelly. Richard E. Cashman, How ard Ledell, Margaret Doyle, Dan iel Carmody, Robert Palmer, LOT raine Boyles and Gene Robinson. Those in charge of the tickets are: Maureen Hanrahan, William F. Braziel, Julius Santora, Thomas O'Connell, Lorraine Hickey and Maureen Carroll.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-31
Miss D0r0theu H Houston Weds Robert J. Pearson

The marriage of Miss Dorothea H. Houston, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John H. Mitchell, of Hartford, formerly of this city, and Robert J. Pearson, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Pearson of Wolcott Road, Bristol, took place on June 29, at the Bun ker Hill Congregational Church. The Rev. Alan Fairbank off1ciated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-31

Miss Verna Inez Grier, student at Noses Brown College. Atlanta, Ga., has been awarded the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Sociology Miss Grier, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Theodore Grier, of Hawkes. Street, graduated from Crosby High School in 1942
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-31

Mrs. Francis D. McGrath and daughters, Marylou and Joanne, have returned to their home in Chi cago after visit with MT. and Mrs Mrs. Frank McGrath of Sylvan Avenue. They left by plane Sun day from LaGuardia Field.