The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-05
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Card Parties

The card party sponsored by the Oakville Improvement association last evening at the community house was we'll attended consider ing the stormy weather. Pinochle was enjoyed and prizes awarded to Joseph Nardi, MT and Mrs Clarence Budd, Mrs Frank Rosenbeck. and Mrs J. Zappone. The next card party will be held on the first Fri day in January.
 The Young Peoples Fellowship held a card party at the All Saints parish hall last evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Alice Travers, Mrs William Babin and Miss Eve lyn Holmes. Later in the evening refreshments were served.
 Sunday Church Services
 At St Mary Magdalene's church, Rev Leo Finn, pastor. Masses will be at 7:15, 8:15, 9:15 and Il o'clock. The 9:15 o'clock mass is the children's mass, followed by Sunday school. The last mass Is at II o'clock followed by benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
 At All Saints church, Rev A. N. Samwell, rector. Church school at 9:30; holy communion and sermon at 10:45 o'clock. There will be a special advent anthem and Miss Elizabeth Kreidel will be the so- prano soloist. s- , church, Rev oscar Locke, pastor. Sunday school at 9:3o o'clock; morning worship at 10:45 o'clock with the sermon subject. "A Dis- couraged Man."
 The intermediate and senior Christian Endeavor society of the Union Congregational church will hold consecration services at their meetings Sunday evening.
 The intermediate Endeavor so- ciety will meet at 6:30 o'clock, Marie Rosenbeck leading. and the subject for discussion, "The Effect of Alcohol and How to Answer the Wet Arguments"
 The senior Christian Endeavor society will meet at 7:30 o'clock, with Evelyn Gregory leading and the topic, How Jesus Revealed Gods Love-"
 Local Girl Wins Beauty Contest Miss Helen Binder of Hillside avenue was awarded a manicuring set in the beauty contest at the Legion dance held at the Water town high school auditorium Thursday evening. The prize for the best fox trot couple was award ed to Miss Anastasia Skelte of Bethlehem and John Daddona of the village. Miss Skelte received diamond ring and Mir Daddona a wrist watch.
 Annual Supper Successful
 The annual supper sponsored by the Ladies' Aid society Thursday evening was a success. About 25O people attended. Mrs Oscar Locke acted as the hostess. The waitresses included: Mrs Hugh Brown, Mrs Eugene Main,' Mrs Richard Dains. Miss Harriet Jerman, Miss Carolyn Fitts. Miss Ruth Fftts, Miss Caro- line Shaw, Miss Marjorie Morris, Miss Agnes O'Connell, Mrs Harry Hard, Mrs Douglas Cameron, Mrs William Jerman, Miss Arlene Hull, Miss Florence Ericsson and Miss Esther Eriscon.
 The members who had charge of the details in the kitchen included: Mrs George Cruickshank. Mrs Howard J. Ande, Mrs Ralph D. Clinton, Mrs Charles Wilson, Mrs James Newell, Mrs Clarence Yale. Mrs George Putnam and Mrs Fred Jacobs.
 The booths for the sale of aprons and fancy work and for home cooked pastries and preserves were attractively decorated. Mrs George Smith and Mrs Harold Smith had charge of the aprons, Mrs Harris Scott and Mrs Ralph Florian were at the food booth and Mrs Fred Jackson assisted by Miss Eleanor Hard presided over the fancy nov cities.
 Briefs
 Lawrence Noel. Jr, Is confined to his home on Rosette street with a severe cold.
 Miss Mae Villa Babin of Water town avenue was the soprano solo- ist in the quartet at the funeral of Mrs Mary Meehan yesterday
 Mrs Arthur Decareful enter tained her sister and husband, Mir and Mrs Gus Kouger of Waterbury who are leaving to-day for Detroit, Mich.
 Mir and Mrs Joseph Wasilauckas of Maple avenue are entertaining their son, Alfred, of Boston, Mass.
 Miss Lllsian Dwyer of Park ave- nuo has returned to her home af- | ter spending c few days with her RrnndparontN. Mir and Mrs William 9.Mn..~~ me VWaA "a collie