The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-27

ings.
 She succeeds Mrs Eric Anderson. Mrs George Anderson is the new president of the Junior Mission band, succeeding Mrs William R. Frendberg; Mrs Eric Anderson was chosen as her assistant. Miss Julia Anderson was appointed to, have charge of the circulation of the magazine Mission Tidings". Mrs George Anderson, Mrs John John son and Mrs Alex Lundin comprise the new refreshments committee.
 The collection of stamps and silk stockings will be continued. The stamps go to the Denver home ana the stockings are sent to the Beth- phage in Nebraska. Money derived from. these articles helps in caring for persons in these homes. Ms Siequist will have charge of stamp collections and Mrs Carl Thompson will be in charge of collecting stockings.
 The meeting dates for next year are: January 2S, Mrs Ivy Olson, 162 New street; April 2Sth, Mrs Robert Houseknecht. 197, Park avenue; July 29th, Mrs J. B. Sven son, 106 Walnut street; November 25th, the annual meeting, Rev William R. Frendberg. Salem street.
 Proves Interesting
 Several dramatic readings were rendered before the Naugatuck Junior Women's Club yesterday ar ternoon in Pythian hall by Mrs Carl Tillmans. She gave several monologues also which were very entertaining. A brief outline of work girls can do in the Chiidren's Community Center in New Haven was given by Mrs Lois Mccoy of the Center. The club is planning a benefit movie to be held next Tues day in the Alcazar theater.
 Kirby Funeral
 The funeral of Miss Margaret Kirby was held this morning ct S:30 o'clock from the home of MT and Mrs Charles F. Daly of 113 Elm street, Naugatuck, to St Francis church where a solemn mass of requiem was celebrated at g o'clock by Rev Edwin Gaffney. asssited by Rev William Brewer, deacon. and Rev John J. Fitzger- aid. sub-deacon. A special musical program was rendered by a trio consisting of Ann Bowling, John Burke and Frances Higgins. At the procession al they sang Abide With Me" and at the offertory, "Jesui Dei Veri." John Burke rendered Priceless Love of God" at the close of mass and the Burial Hymn was sung by the trio. Bur ial was in the family plot in St James cemetery with committal services by Rev Edwin Gaffney, The pallbearers were: Leo Mee- gan, Dr William Butler. John O'Donnell, John Breen, John Cor man and John Meegan.
 Naugatuck, Nov 27-The Bad- hinton class at the Naugatuck Y. Nj. c. A. certainly has it's ups and downs in the way of competition. Last week there was plenty of noise when the duo of Mckee and Zonine jumped from the cellar of competition to the first landing Gi the expense of Rabinovich and Freeman. This was big disgrace to the latter two, so they went into q huddle in the shower room, and with Q cake of Lifebuoy, a scrub- brush. and several towels, worked on each other to rid themselves of this black mark.
 We'll. as the story goes, good hot soapy bath did n lot for the supposed underdogs of Badminton, for the last matched played the other night Rabinovich and Free man romped off with two straight. the third game not being played as the defeated two had to leave: Cor elseD Now that this fued Is settled. members Of the "" ani tho bndminton class are wonder ing when the match between A.. W. Roth and Ralph Hanson will he played. Also the doubles match of Koth- Bushnell and Hansom- sammin. K0th who ls handling aIl class sessions and matches has done wonderfully well this year ln cre- ailng such enthusiasm and has also asked for matches win lhs morning clana. namely John kufh erlHnd. Ralph fiilnnck. EdNnr1 sedIosly. and Manager William chitionden.