The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-15
OAKVILLE CorrespOndent--Mae Villa Babin 1817 Watertown Avenue
BOY SCOUTS PLAN ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Wednesday, March 28, Set For Event-Several
 Pass Tests


 The Boy Scouts held their meet ing last night at the Communit. house. The troops are planning tt put on a parents night, Wednesda. evening, March 28. This will in clude a demonstration of scouting and also an exhibition of meri barge work. Nelson Corcoran passed knife and axe; Harry Fenn, second l class signalling; Albert Boulanger second class signalling; George Fenn passed compass. There will be a meeting of the court of honor and reviewing board Wednesday at 6:3O o'clock March 21. The Boy Scouts attending were, Walter s. Thorne scout master; Roger Lowrey, as- sistant; Robert Lowrey, Joseph Stella, George Cutler, Nelson Cor coran, James Corcoran, Albert Boulanger, Kenneth Flisher, Harry Fenn, George Tenn, John MacMau- trie, Victor Carey, George Collier and Raymond Cummings.
 Church Reading Course The Congregational church read ing course for 1884 has been issued by the Literary committee of Con- neccicut Council of Congregational Yemen. Three years ago the local church stood at the head of the list in this district Rev Oscar Locke pashor, is anxious to see revival of that old time enthusiasm. The list includes books on the following subjects: Devotional, lit- erature, religion and Bible study child study and the family, edu- cation social relations, missions and world friendship, general litera- ture, biography, fiction, poetry and dramatics, books for children and young people, periodicals. Beginning next week there will be a brief review or note about some book in the course. All read CTS are invited to make their con- tribution to these reviews. The name of the reviewers will be giv- en. It is obvious that the review must be brief. Those interested may report to the pastor or Mrs Fred Jackson, president of the Missionary society.
 |. Lenten Services Rev Mulford B. Simonson, pastor of the Methodist church, Water vile will be the guest speaker at the Congregational church tonight at 7:30.
 There will be stations of the cross and benediction of the blessed sacrament at St Mary Magdalen's church tomorrow evening at 1880.
 Choir Rehearsal
 There will be a choir rehearsal immediately after the Lenten wor- ship service. The choir is prepar- ing special numbers for the com munion on the Thursday before Easter. They are also rehearsing "The Conquering King" a cantata for Easter evening.
 Card Party
 A card party will be held Satur- day evening at the home of Mrs William Windebank of Falls ave- nue for the benefit of All Saints church. Prizes will be awarded to each table and refereshments will be served.
 Mothers Club
 A white elephant sale which was to be held at the home of Mrs Law renee Wilson by members of the Mothers club Friday evening has been postponed. The club has &C., cepted a ninvitation to inspect Worden's dairy. They will meet at 1880 o'clock at the local postoffice. Briefs
 A months mind mass will be cel- ebrated at St Mary Magdalen's s church Saturday morning at 8 o'cloc for the repose of the soul of Adolph Noreika.
 Mrs George H. Booth of Coulter street will entertain the members of the social committee of All Saints church tonight at o'clock.