The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-25
OAKVILLE
Vacation School Picnic.

The final meeting ot the Vaca- tion school was held yesterday, when the children and their eachers, joined in a picnic at Sand Dam.
 One hundred and twenty-five children, with their instructors en- joyed the outing by swimming, games and several races which were arranged by Miss Beach, the director of the local school. Luncheon consisted of frankforts, cakes, salads and ice cream. Many of the children regret the closing of the school, as 1t has been so interesting. Thursday night the final exercises were held at the Congregational church and many parents and friend attended. Honor certificates were awarded to the children who have attended the entire course.
 The program for the evening was as follows: Processional by | the entire school; salute to the American flag; hymn, 70 Beauti- | full for Spacious Skies; salute to the Christian flag; hymn, Fling , Out the Banner" words of well | come by Rev Oscar l.. Locke;
 hymn, This is My Fathers
 World" Beginners in Gods Work k'' by the kindergarten department.
 directed by Mrs Oscar Locke; "The Little House That Became a | Home," by the primary depart
 ment, directed by Miss Caroline Shaw; "Our Golden Rule City" by Mayor Kenneth Flisher; "The Silver CandIesr -cks, or a New Way to Treat a Thief" by the junior department, directed by Miss Lois
 Beach: hymn, "I Would be True"
 presentation of honor certificates by William Flisher; announce
 ments and offering; Procesisonal
 hymn, The Fathers Built This City"
 Sunday Church Services. At St Mary Magdalene's church, Rev Leo Finn, pastor. Masses will be at 7:15, 8:15, 9:15 and II O. clock. The 3:15 mass Is the chill dren's mass followed by short in- structions. The last mass is at II o'clock.
 At the Union Congregational church, Rev Oscar Locke. pastor, | morning worship at 10:45 o'clock |.
 Rev Oscar Locke will address his congregation with the second mes sage in the series, Evidences or God in Nature" the subject of this message is Bees in Gods World The intermediate and senior Chris tian Endeavor societies will meet at the church at 8 o'clock for a joint meeting. Prof Raymond Won Tobel of the Ballard Normal school, Macon. Ga. who Is sum
 mering in the vicinity of Terryville will be the speaker at the meet ing of the societies tomorrow evening. Prof Won Tobel Is brother of Philip Won Tobel or Clematis avenue.
 At All Saints church, Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock and will be conducted by William Flisher, layman, in the absence of the rec tor, Rev A. Nugent Samwell. Benefit Card Party A party was given Thursday af- ternoon at the home of Mrs Err nest of Van Orman street, for the benefit of the Lady McAlpin lodge ! Daughters of Scotia. Mrs Belis holds the office of chief daugh- ter. The door prize was won by Mrs D. G. Wildman. Others mak- | ] ing high score were: Mrs Wlliiam Ross. Mrs William Raeburn. Mrs William Hallinan and Miss Annle | Anderson. Those attending were:
 Mrs George Cruickshank. Mrs
 George Freeman, Mrs Alexander
 Mitchell, Mrs William Ross. Miss
 Annie Anderson. Mrs Peter BeV-
 eridge. Mrs D. G. Wildman, Mrs George J. Austin, Mrs William
 Raeburn, Mrs James White, Mrs
 George Mitchell. Mrs Adam Kit
 chic, Mrs Thomas Turner, Mrs
 Mary Wilson, Mrs Edward Nut,
 brown. Mrs William Hallinan' and Mrs Andrew Thomson.
 Briefs.
 The baseball game between the Oakville Mems club team and the team from St Paul's church IT
 Waterbury will be played at Ham ilton park, this afternoon. The
 men will meet at the Union Con gregational church at l;3o ociock l