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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1958

Page

13

Connecticut Unit Daughters To Meet Monday

The Connecticut chapter Daughters of Founders and Patriots will hold its spring meeting Monday in Woodbury. The executive board meets at 12 30, luncheon precedes the business session during which reports on the April General Court in Washington DC will be given. Guest speaker Miss Charlotte Isham will discuss Tales of Old Woodbury. Old Woodbury including Southbury Roxbury and parts of Washington and Bethlehem is among the state s oldest towns. Guests will include retired national treasurer and registrar and presidents of two state chapters. Mrs Stanley H Warner is hostess chair.

Connecticut Daughters of Founders and Patriots Wedgewood Woodbury Ifaan Washington, D. C Charlotte Isham Old Woodbury Southbury Roxbury Washington Bethlehem Stanley H. Warner

Pinball Machine Converted to Light Map at Salvation Army

In Oklahoma City the Salvation Army displays a converted pinball machine that now lights up to flash a map showing hometowns of youth delegates to a conference. The device also produces a welcoming sign, and no longer functions as a game of chance.

Oklahoma City Salvation Army Rudolph Lanier

Look Your Bea by Colette

Bold checks and stripes highlight a quiet sportswear guide for reducing size. Bright color accents on black swimsuits or muted plaids and checks form the suggested wardrobe backbone.

Bea Colette

Fire destroys two story business building in Willimantic

Fire Chief J. Leon Rivard says damage from a May 12 blaze on Main Street near Bank Street totaled about 100000 dollars. The cause of the fire remains undetermined. The article notes the Langley as the first U.S. aircraft carrier sunk in 1942.

Willimantic J. Leon Rivard Main Street Bank Street Langley Java Sea U.S

Johnson PTA Annual Spring Fair Sets Committees

Johnson PTA of William Samuel Johnson school plans a Saturday spring fair from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Co chairs are Mrs. Frank Bruno and Mrs. Edward McKane. Booths cover doll clothes handiwork used toys plants canned goods next- kitchen items cakes books candy snack shop and more with numerous named organizers and cashiers.

Parent-Teacher Association of William Samuel Johnson School Frank Bruno Edward McKane Esther Sherman Laurier Labbe Nicholas Maiero Leo Arsenault Walter Ames Edward Raska Jon Capriotti Roderick Scheets Harry Dunkleberger Wolf Bang Dee Peter Brogan Martin Knowland Joseph K. Secor Charles Eck Frank Carrano Arthur Arteres Charles St. Cyr Irving Dichter Mario Megias Joseph Grudenski William [Snooks Leroy Suhren Arthur Leyer Alex Theriault Charles Jacobus James Poole Bernard Neitz John Murphy Robert Barnes Nathan McFarland Leo Lighton Charles Washington Philip Griffin Thomas Halligan Harry Pargman Donald Hardy Frank Salerno David Scott John Joraleman Mary Todsico

Quatarians Plan Dinner This Evening in Bridgeport

The Quota club of Bridgeport plans a 6 30 p m dinner at the Hitching Post Inn with Miss Hilda Harrison presiding. Guest speaker will be Lewis J Anastas president of the Retail Credit Association of Bridgeport and Kay s Department Store office manager.

Quota Club of Bridgeport Hitching Post Inn Hilda Harrison Ruth A. Beers Lewis ‘J. Anastas Retail Credit Association ‘of Bridgeport Anastas Kay’s Consumer Credit Beers Ada Ayre Marion Walsh Clarabel Watson Margaret McLoughlin Mary McNamara John Reed Elsal Lusebrink Natalie Harrold

First Baptist Family Night Supper and Community Notices

Family Night supper at First Baptist church 6:30 p.m. observed for National Family Week with travelogue South With the Sun by Rev A W Sheckells detailing a South American cruise. Mrs Charles Schempp organized program. reservations by Mrs Earle A Lindsley. Also events: Park Street Church Young Mothers May 22 at 8 p.m.. Nine A district Republican Women dinner at Clam Box Westport. Fairfield Nurses visit Center Fire Dept at 8 p.m. followed by meeting at Mrs George Bogucki’s. A daughter Jody Lynn born to Lieut and Mrs Irv Esner of Harlingen Texas May 6. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Reuben Esner and Mr and Mrs Alfred Drexler.

Fellowship Hall The First Baptist Church American Baptist Convention Charles Schempp A. W. Sheckells Mr. Sheckells Trinidad Barbados Montevideo Buenos Young Mothers Club Park Street Congregational Church Walter Drescher Louise Osborne Louis Bechtel Thorme Street Drescher Westport Fairfield Registered Nurses Club New Center Fire Department Fairfield George Bogucki Bradley Avenue Jody Lynn Lieut Irving, tEsner Harlingen Texas That City Reuben Esner Bronx Avenue Alfred Drexler Waterbury Lieu. Esner Heaphy

Baby talk a sign of speech delays in children

Advice on health notes that persistent baby talk after age six or eight signals developmental issues and may hinder reading and social progress. Dr. Powers cites 5 percent of Chicago schoolchildren needing therapy with 8 percent of therapy cases avoidable. Emphasizes parental relations and emotional atmosphere shaping speech development.

Chicago Margaret Hall Powers Chicago Board of Education Chicago Area Powers

Connecticut DAC Convenes Friday

The spring meeting of the Connecticut State Society, Daughters of American Colonists, will be held Friday at the Hitching Post Inn. Gov. Thomas Welles chapter members hostesses. First Lieutenant Leslie Griffin of the local Nike installation will speak and show movies. Activities begin at 9:15 a.m. with business session and luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Luncheon reservations through Mrs. Clarence C. Lister. Decorations by Mrs. Charles R. Townsend and Miss Maude Thorpe. Hospitality chaired by Mrs. W. Earle Hawley, with assistants.

Connecticut State Society, Daughters of American Colonists Hitching Post Inn Thomas Welles Leslie Griffin Nike Clarance C. Lister Ridgeway, Easton Charles R. Townsend Maude Thorpe Harvey R. Bowman Daniel S.smith Emile “c. Canning Ernest H. Puff

Understanding CHILDREN By ANGELO PATRI

A nostalgic piece urges adults to recall childhood messes and respond with kindness. It argues stories of mishap bond children and parents, shaping attitudes more than expected, and offers guidance on selecting suitable tales and timing.

Angelo Patri Bobby Alice Toby

Printed Pattern 4644 Half Sizes For Summer Dress

Advertising copy offers Printed Pattern 4644 in half sizes 14% to 24% with yardage for size 1614 and aims at mail order purchase. Instructions promise easier cutting and alignment with printed directions and lower postage for pattern requests to Anne Adams in New York with recipient details.

Anne Adams Bridgeport Telegram Pattern Dept West 17Th St. i New York N.Y

Pioneer of U S Balloon Corps Thaddeus Lowe

Thaddeus S. C. Lowe organized the first U S balloon corps and served with Union forces during the Civil War, contributing to aerial observation.

U.S Thaddeus S. C., Lowe

Ladies of Charity Card Party Plans Reported

The Ladies of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul announce an upcoming card party and food sale in the nurses auditorium on Hunting Street. Mrs Walter Flyntz chairs with co chairmen and a list of volunteers organized to run tickets favors food and a white elephant table.

Ladies of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul Hunting Street Walter Flyntz Thomas Fahey William Collins Kalman Kish Francis Mancine Asher Taylor Joseph O'Neill

Wee Women Lines at Azne8 Event Names List

John May and a lineup of women including Mrs Edward Murray, Mrs Albert Morton, Mrs Harry Norris, Mrs Wilfred Norman, Miss Catherine O Dwyer, Mrs Joseph O Neil, Mrs Anna Sulli van, Mrs Celia Sullivan, Mrs Peter Umstatter, and Mrs George Winkler.

John May Edward Murray Albert Morton Harry Norris Wilfred Norman Catherine O'Dwyer Joseph O'Neil Anna Sullivan Celia Sullivan Peter Umstatter George Winkler

Indians Topic Highlighted at Stratford Church Guild

The Woman's Service League of the First Congregational Church of Stratford plans its last luncheon and program of the season in Packard Hall. Co chairs Mrs Andrew L Harding Jr and Mrs Stuart Gordon will oversee lunches at 3 15 p m. Rev Francis P Burr will lead devotion with a musical program by Donald Bundock and Miss M Louise Miller. Mrs Wallace W Anderson will deliver humorous readings. Miss Adeline Grabber will speak on Navajo Indians after a business meeting at 1 00 p m. Refreshments arranged by Mrs Ernest Greenwood and others. Hostesses at the door include Mrs Robert Sherman and Mrs Allen Beardsley.

Woman's Service League Stratford Packard Hall Andrew L. Harding, Jr Stuart Gordon Francis P. Burr Donald Bundock M. Louise Miller Wallace W. Anderson Adeline Grabber Christ Episcopal’ Church Pand Grabber Fairfield Treacher Ernest Greenwood Raymond Carpenter Frank Kibling Dudley Guggenheim Robert Sherman Allen Beardsley

Russian classes mulled in New York City high schools

The Board of Education discussed establishing Russian language classes in select city high schools. In his annual report President Charles H. Silver noted a pilot Russian class is under consideration for Manhattan's Stuyvesant High School, as part of broader language program plans.

New York Board of Education New York City Charles H. Silver Manhattan Stuyvesant High School

Rainy day grab bags delight toddlers with surprise toys

Rainy days challenge toddlers toys grab bags offer quick quiet play. Half fill a pillow case with unseen toys for a surprise pick keeping tots engaged and using both hands. Short shirt tales suggest repurposing worn shirts into smocks and dress protectors for messy art times. Gerber High Meat Dinners are described as savory and protein rich due to more meat.

Gerber

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