The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
Large Crowd Views
 Amateur Night Show
Community Councils Affair Draws 0SO- Uncle
 lIarry's Band Draws Rounds of Applause
FAYETTEVILLE

gram of amateurs, some of whom competed for the prizes and others appearing As guest stars.
 Tn the first group were John Holmes and Harold Hubbell in songs: Evelyn BokmaSian, dancer; Jean Caldwell, songs; the Water. ville Cowboys in instrumental and hill.billy selections; Ellen Blondea, songs: Ethel Morgan and Weary Cocchiola, torch songs and guitar; Johnny Martin, songs; Charles Leas, banjo soloist; songs; and Err nestine Blondeau in songs. The prizes, determined by volume of ape plause, went to Baby" Ellen Blon- deau, for-year-old singer of "The Lady In Red" and And Then Some" without accompaniment, first: to the Waterville Cowboys, second: and to little Jean Caldwell. whose songs were outstanding and Johnny Martin, 6 tie for third place.
 The guest stars were headed by Ruth Martin. Waterville's graceful, clever and talented premiere dan- seuse and Bobby Scannell, diminu- tive trap drummer extraordinary, both of whom made decided hits with the audience. Also appearing were the Banjoleers, Victor Nen and Ernest Zaidler, whose stringed duo has made Q decided hit wher" o,,av. lk has antoenred
 The booths did a good business They included food and home mace candy by the Waterville Parent. Teacher association and the Girls club of Waterville; a novelty candy booth by the Fairmount Community club: a fancy work booth by St' Michael's Ladies Aid society; cider and doughnut booth by Pride ot Welch circle, Companions Of the Forest, and Court Welch, Foresters of America and bingo by Casper B. Davis, Jr., post No. l36, American Legion and It's auxiliary unit.
 The first of three events spon- sored by the council for the "Christrnas Cheer" fund will be the Thanksgiving eve dance to take place at the gymnasium on Wed' fesday, November 27th.
 The next full meting of the coun- cilors takes place on Thursday, NO. yember i4th, ct Foresters' hall, l6s Boyden street, ct 7:S0 p. m.
 Union Celebrates Jubilee
 Large congregations are expect ed at Waterville Union church thi' afternoon and tomorrow when spe' cial services, commenorating tn' twenty-fifth anniversary of th' founding of the local church Will n' held. Miss Mignon Barrett ans Mrs. Elizabeth Weeks. The join ministers have cause for satisfac' ton in the work done by the churct during the many years during whict they have directed the work. To nights services will be ct 7:3' o'clock and tomorrow ct li:00 Q m. and 7:3o p. m.
 Rev. William Mellor of Bellevue N. Y. e former member, will speal and also assist the choir to @ spe cial musical program. Other for mer members to speak will be Rev A. Courtney Chase of Mansfield Mass, Rev. Horatio Chase of Col lingdale, Penna. and Rev. Culber A. Ruttaker. The last named Is grandson of the founder of th' church. Rev. William R. Hurley O Furough. When he Is doing mis sionary work will speak tomorrow morning as will Rev. Courtne! Chase. Tomorrow afternoon MT Mellor will conduct 6 baptismal ser vice and Rev. Horatio Chase ant MT. Ruterber will preach at the eve ming service. A feature of this eve nings service will be Q history o the church to be presented by Mis- Weeks.
 Tomorrow dinner and supper vii be provided ct the Boyden stree parsonage for those who come iron out of town.
 Reelecs Officers
 The Bucks Eill Community clul at its annual meeting this week re- elected all of its last years ofiicerl including Roy A. Ferris, president George Lawton, vice-president; Mis- Eleanor Vaill. secretary and Davit Williams, treasurer.
 To Attend Installation Aay1ahara of Davie pnef nf th.