The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-14

The regular meeting of Ply- mouth post, No 20, American Le- zion auxiliary was held in the le- zion rooms, Thursday, night with l the election and installation of of- ftcers taking place as follows: Pres ident, Mrs Sarah Bates. first vice pf esident, Mrs Alice Mcclellan; second vice president, Mrs Edwin Barnes: secretary, Miss Helen Zin- kewich; treasurer, Mrs Joseph ,, Streigle: historian, Miss Mabel Schanil: chaplain, Miss Mary Casey: sergeant at arms Mrs How ard Whear. The newly elected of- ficers were installed by past presi- dent, Mrs Amos Lister.
 Following the installation, the members enjoyed a social. The next meeting of the auxiliary will be held on Thursday evening, De- cember 10th.
 Weekly Whist Club The weekly whist club met with Mrs Joseph Faith Thursday after noon with the prize winners being Mrs Fred Delay, first; second, Mrs Frank Newcity: consolation, Mrs George Seibert. A social hour and refreshments were served. Next weeks party will be held at the home of Mrs Patnode of Hillside park.
 Meeting of Committee A meeting was held at the home of Herbert Cleveland on Park street. Plymouth. Thursday night by the committee which will have charge of the December 28th meeting of the Terryville Civic club. After much discussion, it was decided to try and get two prom inent speakers for this meeting. The committee is composed of w N. Austin, John J. Ryan, Herbert W. CIeaveland, Chas Klocker and Lewis Mattoon.
 The November 23rd meeting of the Civic club will be in charge of George Gillis who will announce in few days what the topic will be.
 No Game for Sunday
 The Pequots football team which have yet to be defeated this sea- son, have no game scheduled for Sunday afternoon. Efforts have been made to secure an opponent, but to no avail. The Pequots are anxious to arrange @ two game se- rics with the Thomaston Tigers and efforts will be made to bring the two teams together before the season ends.
 A large number of local football fans will journey to Thomaston Sunday afternoon to witness the Thomaston Ponies-Seymour River sides football game in which the Ponies with four Terryville play CTS in their lineup will strive for their Sth victory of the season III their drive for the Naugatuck Val ley and state. semi-pro champion ship. The Ponies to date have compiled an excellent record and seem headed for the state cham pionship. Local players in the Ponies lineup and which have had much to do with the success of the team this season are Bertnaglc, Fill, Harbert and Hookus.
 Drum Corps in Torr1ngton
 The Terryville Drum and Fife Corps will Journey to Torrington parade which will be held in that city by the St Francis Drum and Fife Corps preliminary to holding their anual dance. It is expected that about 20 corps will be present to take part In the parade. Late in test will be held In which Major the evening a baton swinging con- Nicholas Biscoe of the local corps will take part.
 Card Party Tonight
 The public is invited to attend the second in the series of card parties to be held by the social committee of the Plymouth Agri- cultural society which will be held this evening at the home of MT and Mrs John Barry in North Ply mouth. Prizes will be awarded to the winners of whist and pinochlo with refreshments to be served fol. lowing the card playing.
 New Cable Being Laid
 The Southern New England Tele- phone company have Q force of men engaged in the Greystone sec tion section of the town in clear ing a path 50 feet wide, through the woods, running from the Wa terbury town line. through the woods and over the lower part of Mount Tobe to the Thomaston