The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-07
Miss CYOzCLey
 Is Speaker BreaktaSt

EVoty klrA bnOuiu uRWEEy NuN Tn choosing life pattern, take tho road that leads 10 God" These were the two topics stressed by Miss Kathleen Crowley probation officer, and director of tho Water annual communion breakfast or tho Children of Mary sodality of St Joscph's parish.
 Moro than threo hundred girls attended tho eight o'clock mass yesterday and received tho hoiy eucharist. The Rev Vincent RnE. aitls celebrated tho mass and the Rev Joseph ValentiejuH, pastor de. llverod the sermon. A special mus slcal program was rendered by tho sodallty choir of sixty voices under tho direction of Professor Alexis, organist, with Miss Bornico Xaionis as tho soloist.
 Miss Crowley in her address praised tho work of tho Rev Jos seph Valantlejus in putting his people before the public as the true spirited fourth generation Of New Englanders. Whenever there iS n parade the Children of st Jo.. seph's always play an important part in the patriotic spirit by carrying their flags. Tho speaker told her audience novor to be ashamed of their mothor country nor their language. "Lithunnia hns always done it's part towards tho good of the world," assorted Miss Crowley.
 In urging that ovcry girl should marry, tho speaker advised tho girls to prepare themselves for homo making. Tho Girls club pro- vldos ilno training for this i'm. portant work, said Miss Crowley.
 Tho speaker declared that In her belief some of tho present day movies and advertising play a part in setting tho girls aloof from tho real truth of lifo. "Thcy arc all part of tho schome of business and their solo purpose is to attract the attention of the buyers, among theso advertisements are beauty preparations, The only ront beauty In llfo Is to bo natural" said Mss Crowley.
 Other speakers were Adolo Lut. kus, president of tho sodality; An. thony Vnlentiejus, of Long Island, Prof. Alex Alexis, John Jenusaitis, and tho Rev Joseph Vnlentiejus. Also seated at tho speakers table wore Mother Mary Bernadlne who has been at St Joseph's school for tho past twonty-nve years, and Sister Williams, director of tho 50. dality, and ono of the founders Of the school twenty.six years ago.
 Members of tho Knights of Lithunnla who acted In the cap0c- ity of walters were Joseph Coskic, Potter LaEayskas, John Yoksa, Paul Kane, Anthony Butkus, Bruno Morkius, Anthony Vorblckus. John Dambra usky, John vaitukaitis, Frank Douglas, John Phillips, Al Mnxaika, Edmund Vaitkevich.
 Among those attending were:
 Mary Maznikas, Monica Snirpu- his, Anna Shugzdlncs, stcphanle Gcmkis, Mary Petraitis, Adele Lut- kus, Florence Galgot, Mary Alu- ba uskas, Stella Valcncis, Helen Snlrpunis, Mona Barker, Stophanle Pctraiskas, Adelo Zakauskas, Jane fingis, Ann Lingis, Helen Lingls, Eleanor Banis, Edwig Vicas, Helen Zaravich, Veronica pagoro, Stophanle strlkolis, Agnos Dvars- kns, Monica Joan Douglas, Vivion Mao stadalvich, Anne Agatha Lut- kuu, ElUVtNtt GiHu0 otONubN"nf Anna Kisulls, Bornice Pudokas, Esther Yoksa, Alice Staseiunas, Sophie Gaidinia, Frances Zupkus, Mikalena Urkcnie, Helen Vaitokai- tis, Josephine Murassa, Atilio Wi- tort, Christine Kalinauskas, Dom cecilia Gudiskas, Anne Alishaus- ky, Mary Gudlskas, Anne Stas- dauskas, Patricia Allshausky, Nell lie Orantas, Bornico Varchmunis, Anna Shimanauskas, Nora Shimin- auskas, Veronica Saloculsm, Helen Vltkauskas,, Mary Vitkauskas, Phiiomena Digimas, Patricia Yes- uiaitls, Bornico Zelonis, Alice Yes oiaitis, Albina Stcnkevicus, Nellie Krinvlnskas, Theresa Krlnvinskas, Nellie Arminas, Mary Urban. Con- stance Ziburis. Anna Janknuskas, Anna Pataslus, Patricia Jonaitis, Anna Zllinskas, Eva Mikalninis, Is- abel Zilinskas, Anastasla Gusnvagc, Mary Ballltunas, Pauline Kryse- vIch, Helen Rikteraitis, Mary God- raitis, Helen Anusauskas, Anna Stankcvicus. Anna Stasunas, Mary Strlkolis. Mary Daunis, Margaret