The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-04
Davis Post Enjoys
 Joint Dinner Here
Combines With Auxiliary for First Get.tOgether;
 Confirmation at St PauI's Tomorrow
FAYETTEVILLE

The Joint dinner of Casper $. Davis, Jr. Post,. No. 136, Americas q Legion, and it's auxiliary unit, at St. Michael's parish hall Saturday evening was one of the nose enjoy able events yet staged by these new .Waterville organizations. 1t was the first affair of this nature which has been attempted and was so very successful that others are sure to follow. Nearly seventy-f1ve members of the two groups were sested st the long tables which had been set up by the auxiliary mem- bers and thoroughly enjoyed the roast beef, dinner which had been pfepared and served by Senisr Vice-Commander E. Lester Platt and the following members 0f his entertainment committee: Clifford Northrop, Robert Cosgriff, Everett Cook, Patrick Moriarty, Chester Brickett, Jerry Crowley and Ed- ward Martin. The menu consisted of roast beef, mashed potatoes, string beans. homemade pies and coffee.
 Following the meal the coni- mander conducted an informal speaking program. The principal speakers were Mrs. Hazel Northrop president of the auxiliary unit, Da- yid J. Grenier, the director of tho Junior Fife, Drum and Bugle Corp of the post, and Wallace l.. Angle, of Corporal Coyle post, who gave the principal address of the eve ming.
 Mir. Angle is a native of Water vile, a past commander of COyle Act akxy District, and a present member of the department executive commit tee. In his address he stressed the four-point program of the Legion, namely membership, rehabilitation, community service and national defense, explaining in direct and clear- cut manner the broader program of the organization. Most of the post members present re- sponded briefly as their names were called
 Confirmation Tomorrow
 Rt. Rev. Edward M. Cross, Bish- Op of Spokane, Washington, who Is temporarily assisting Rt. Rev. Frederick G. Budlong, Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Connecticut, will administer the sacrament of confirmation at St. Paul's, P. E. church on Manville street, Water- vile tomorrow evening. The sacrament will be administered at 7:30 ?. m. and Bishop Cross will also preach. Rev. Raymond M. D. Adams, the rector of St. Paul's will conduct the usual service of evening prayer and Miss Annlc Corby has prepared a special mus ical program for the choir.
 Broadcast DramatizatiOD
 W'aterville people were intensely interestetd in the radio broadcast of the weekly Sunday afternoon forum of the Waterbury Y. M. c. A yesterday when the Epworth League of Grace Methodist church and Everyman's Bible Class of Waterville again staged the dram- atiz Ation of the Nye Commissions Investigation of the intuition business" which was so effective at the recent meeting of the Epworth League of the Waterbury District which took place in Waterville.
 The dramatization, based on the actual records of the senatorial investigation committee, was pre- pared by Rev. Mulford B. simon son, pastor of Grace Methodist church and one of the leaders of the League for Permanent Peace. In addition to MT. Simonson, the following participated in the pro- gram: Frederick R. Book, Benja- min W. Johnson, s. Gift Butcher, Vincent Leonard, Howard M. Gri!- ley, Merton Hornbecker, J. Law.