Aides Named for La Salette Ball in New Haven
Thirteen debutants will join the fourth annual La Salette Presentation Ball in New Haven at the Park Plaza hotel. A dinner precedes the 9:30 pm presentation, with guests later attending dancing and a midnight buffet to support Our Lady of La Salette mission schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
New Haven
Park Plaza
Michael J. Cox
Gregory F. Doyle
Devon
William D. Harlow
Milford
iMrs
Bernard J. Connolly
Edward S. Golembiewski
Orange
Herbert J. Borjman
Woodmont
Alfred G. Gorski
John R. Gulash
Easton
John J. Russo
Andrew S. Stemple
William P. Stevens
Stamford
Franklyn A. Smith, Jr
ofMilford
Herbert J. Borman
Our Lady of la Salette
Hibernian Groups Announce Officers For Ensuing Year
Mary McWhorter auxiliary and John A Gildea division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians held a joint officer installation at the Polish American club in Danbury. Auxiliary officers named include Marie O Neill president Florence McIlrath vice president Lillian Melody recording secretary Madeleine Duchesne financial secretary and Marie Lanigan standing committee chair. Also Elizabeth Hope mistress at arms Mary Burns Catholic Action and Helen Hope sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McWhorter
John A. Gildea
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Danbury
Marie O'Neill
Florence Mcllrath
Lillian Melody
Madeleine Duchesne
Marie Lanigan
Mary Freedman
Elizabeth Hope
Mary Burns
Catholic Action
Helen Hope
Sentinel
Helene Kelly
Mary Davenport
Jean Lynch
Patrick Morrissey
J. Phillip Gallagher
John Keating
Richard Melody
Kenneth O'Neill
Daniel Ryan
William, McDonald
Donald Lewis
Edward Colohan
St. Gregory the Great Church
J. Augustus O’neill
George Hope
Dennis A. iMilter
Irregular grain in wood requires opposite-direction planing
Readable text notes a board with irregular grain needing planing from both ends in opposite directions to achieve a smooth finish. The description highlights difficulty in smoothing certain wood due to grain orientation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ReEses
Dear Abby column asks how to entertain visitors without paying
Dear Abby advises clear communication with out of town guests about hosting limits. She suggests letting the visitor choose venues and act as host, and reinforces that diners should eat first when visiting sights like Chinatown Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
San Francisco
San Franciscan
Chinatown
Alcatraz
Golden Gate Bridge
Abe
Los Angeles
Cal
Annual Yule Party Set Wednesday By Quota Club
The Quota club of Bridgeport will hold its annual Christmas party on Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the Algonquin club. Miss Myrtle St Arnauld president presides with Mrs Helen Mogenson and Mrs Mildred Moller as co chairmen of the social committee and Mrs Rita D Elia as fellowship chair. helpers include Mrs Amelia Accardi and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club of
Bridgeport
Algonquin Club
Myrtle St. Arnauld
Helen Mogenson
Mildred Moller
Rita D’elia
Amelia Accardi
Betty Amidon
Ethel Barber
Mable Crerand
Kay Fall
Rose Fasanella
Ann Haring
Mary Johnson
Gene Lee
Margaret McLaughlin
Helen Pitlik
Fragile Furniture Fixes and Reservations Note
Mrs. Molly Reed and Miss Ruth Wilson are listed with Mrs. Corinne Larson as attendance chairman for reservations. The text suggests a home repair tip about tightening loose furniture joints by inserting toothpicks glued with wood glue and trimming ends flush with the joint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Reed
Ruth Wilson
Corinne Larson
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The
la Salette Missionaries
Hugh C Curran
Daniel P. Antinozzi
Strat#ford
Owen Tues
Window Shade Co., Inc
Stratford Ave
Bridgeport, Conn
Eter F. D'Addario Music
Hibernian
Snare
Slingerland
Peter F. D'Addario
Main Street
Conn
Reeman
William Frankel
Sisterhood
Congregation Bikur Cholim
Louis L. Bernard
Alexander Schuck
Clinton Avenue
Dear Abby
Christ
Boston Avenue
By Alex
Konecny
National Cleaners & Tailors
State St
Main St
Aides
Marjorie Rich
Trim Shop
Granfield Hardware
Granfield Ave
Success Park
Ppa
Skydel's
East Main
Promesse
Fashion
Parfum Cologna
Skydel’s
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