The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-12
PARAMOUNT CLUB
 TO HEAR JEWELL
Crosby Vice=Principal to Be Guest Speaker at
 Anniversary Tonight
WATERVILLE

William E. Elwell the vice-prin- cipal of Crosby high school, will De the guest speaker at the fourth birthday party of the Fairmount Community club which. will take place this evening at 6:30 o'clock at%the parish hall of St Michaers church, the regular meeting place of the club. Other guests at the dinner will be Rev William O'Shea, pastor of St Michael church, Rev Mulford B. Simonson, Iastor of Grace church and Mrs Simonson, Rev Raymond NJ. D. Adams, rector of St Paul church and Mrs Adams, and George Baro- nion, the pioneer developer or Fairmount.
 Frank Bailey. the president or the club will serve as toastmaster. Elmer E. Wilson, the chairman or tho entertainment committee has arranged an interesting and enjoy able program which will include selections by the Imperial Male Quartet. The dinner will be served under the supervision of Mrs Wal ter Horman.
 This evenings meeting celebrates the fourth anniversary of the founding of this progressive and lively organization which has meant so much to the development of the Fairmount community. Il has served as a successful medium of promoting better acquaintance among the residents of the con- munity and has aided in crystaliz- ing ideas into action which has lea to the securing of a number ol improvements which might other wise have been delayed.
 Blues Have slender Lead
 General Howard Grilley's Blue army still clings to its slender lead in the membership campaign being waged by Everyman's Bible Class of Waterville in its efforts to boost it's membership to one hundred be- fore June 1st of this year. The Blues now have 3S5 points to the 3S1 scored by General William Brempers Red forces. The latter promises to assume the lead before the next results are announced. The membership roll now boasts 63 names, a gain of IF since the drive zoe underway.
 William Briggs, the boys work secretary of the Waterbury Y. M. c. A. was the speaker at yesterday mornings meeting of the class. He led the song service and presented a talk of unusual earnestness and appeal.
 Every effort is being made to have as nearly perfect attendance as possible at one or more sessions of the national convention of Bible classes to be held in Hart ford in the spring.
 Ladies Conduct Service
 There was d unique and impress sive service at Grace Methodist church last night when the Ladies Aid society of that church assumed charge of the, regular evening serv- ice. The preacher was Rev Ger trude Coe, the past of the Prospect Congregational church.
 Card Parties
 The card parties of St. Miichaefs Ladies' Aid society are to be given this woke by those residing on Thomaston avenue, south of Homer street, Homer, Hanover Wingate, Wheeler, Yale, Harvard. Dartmouth and Boyden street, Terrace avenue and Dwight and Cooke streets. north of Homer street. The com mittee consists of Mrs John M. Lynch, Mrs Frank Lachance. Mrs William Heaney. Mrs James Hughes and Mrs David Sullivan. Many of the parties will be held at home but some of the hostesses will use tht the parish hall on Friday evening following Lenten services.