The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-26

Impressive ceremonies will mari Inc annual Browning Of tho VirglI and tho reception of now nlomberI | tO be conducted nt SC. Mlchheri church tomorrow afternoon by tht Young Ladies sodallty of tho Chll' drcn of Mary of St. Michaori church.
 Tho scrviecs will begin promptly nt three o'clock and have bcen arranged by Mss Mary Bronnola tho president Oftho BOdnlity, who will perform tho cr0Wning'
 Blues Victorious
 I;ycryInnn's Bible class of Water. yIllo will hold itB final s0ssl0n Of tho current year nt Ornc0 Mcth0. dist church nt D,15 o'clock t0m0r- row, llGV. q. WhitchoId BlmOnB0n, D, b., of Milford, will complete hls Bdrios of four addresses on the four gospels of the New ToBth 2 ment. Tho cinsB will conduct the regular service of evening worship nt Graeo church nt t30 D. ni' tomorrow.
 The membership campaign has closed with MnJOr-Gonernl Howard GrlIloy'H Blue army victorious over MnJor. General william BOcnper'H Reds, Tho nnnl point score is 626 Co 6B2. Tho membership gO1l had been Act nt 100 but tho drive foll short Of It's objective. Tho DDnl tUtnl membership hnB been an. nOunced nA 7i--an most crcdithblo result when it ig considered that thoro wero but 46 members when the contest started last fall. The original gOnl could hnv0 been chss fly reached if it hnd beon C ques. ton of merely enrolling members. This, however, was not Buiiiced hA each candidate was required to give proof of his carncstnosB by attending ht lenat ihreo weekly meetings before no was permitted Co qunllfy, Such C condition guar nntcod quality rather thnn qunnti' ty and lt hns worked out very nico- ly. Tho team workers of both armies have worked diligently and enthusiastically and may feel proud of their efforts. The class will continue It's drive for q hum drcd members when it resumes its sessions in the fnll and the present campaign commander, Frederick R, Book, has been continued for mother ycar,
 Tho annunl picnic of the class will tnkc placo on Saturday. July 21st. Irving Mygren was named to determine whether or not any other church organizations care Co join In the event
 Tho class will resume It's sessions on sunday october 7th and the annual banquet will be held on tho preceding evening.
 Home Game Tomorrow
 A large crowd is expected q, Wntcrvllle park ht two o'clock t0- morrow afternoon when the Water villc team, flush with two victories and no defeats, meets the Hope vile team in a Naugatuck Valley League game.
 Forty Hours Opens Tomorrow
 The annual Forty Hours DcvO- lions in honor of the Blessed Sac rnment win open at the l0:ib q. m. mnss at St. MIchacrs church. A high mass will be celebrated by Rev. William ]. o'Shca, during which tho choir will render the following program under the di- rection of Miss Wlnifred Delaney. organist and choir director.
 Kipic, Wiegnnd; Gloria. Foe pei; crcdo. Wicgand; offcrtory. Vein Creator: SaDctus, Gounod: 1: Benedictus. Gounod: Aqeus Del. Foepcl. Following the mass there will be a procession of Tho Most Blessed Sacrament and the usual devotion which opens the Forty Hours, concluding with BenedictioD of Thc Most Blessed Sacrament.
 The Blessed Sacrament will re. main in exposition until Tuesdas morning when another high mass and procession will complete the dcvotionH.
 Memorial Hervics
 All war veterans of any war, are cordially invited to tho first of the