The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-10
TEACHERS MEET
 HERE MORROW
Hartford Woman to Ad- dress Association on
 Parade of Nations
WATERFOWL
COrrespOndent-M. k. Barry Phone Watertown 1S4

The members of the Watertown Teachers association and their guests will attend a meeting in tile Watertown high school auditorium Thursday evening at 7:45.
 Mrs Louis Rose of West Hart ford, will be a guest speaker, and will take on current events, the title of her subject, will be 'The Parade of the Nations" Mrs Rose is highly rated as lecturer, having lectured throughout the state.
 The members of the Watertown Parent Teachers association and members of the League of Women Voters are invited.
 Play April 25
 The members of the senior class of the Watertown high school have been working on a three act play "The Patsy" to be presented on Thursday evening, April 25th, in the high school auditorium.
 This three act comedy, original " played on the stage at Booth fheater in New York and later in stock in many other parts of the country, was written by Barry Cor nors.
 The play deals with the happen ings to modern family. It pic- lures life with a henpecked hus- band, an aspiring mother and "the , Patsy, a modern Cinderella.
 It promises to be very superior production, as the best talent from the entire class was seie cted in tryouts in which every member of the class participated. The cas: selected has been drilled for months by Miss Edith Tanning ton.
 In addition, the high school or chestra under the direction of Mir Deland acts and promises a good program, and a mysterious" girl will make her debut as a singer between one of the acts.
 Citizenship Award to be Given
 At the monthly meeting of the Sarah Whitman Trumbull chapter Daughters of the American Revo- lution, which will be held Thurs day afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs George H. Decker O: Main street, Miss Evelyn Copeland a senior of the Watertown higl, school will be a guest, at which time she will be presented with a Good Citizenship, D. A. R. medal.
 Miss Copeland was elected to en. ter the contest sponsored through out the United States by the Daughters of the American Revo- AA hjph hnn' student from each state on good will tour to Washington, D. c.
 At this meeting, Mrs Karl L. Winter will speak on "Out-Crop- pings from Litchfield County" f A Covered Dish luncheon will Dc sponsored by the Young Women's Auxiliary of the Methodist Episco- paI church, Friday evening at 6:30 >o'clock.
 All charter members and ex- officers are especially, invited to attend as this will be the anniver- sary meeting of the auxiliary.
 Special Meeting
 There will be special meeting of the Connecticut Council ot Catholic Women on Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock in St Johns school hall.
 Ladies Auxiliary Meet
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the congregational church held their naeefing on Tuesday afternoon ai 1 o'clock In the chapel. Tic members sewed on baby clothes for the visiting nurse. Mrs Paul Hahn was elected chairman of to purchase sewing machine.
 Letters were read, which were received from the Lincoln normal school of Alabama and Y. J. working, thanking the auxiliasy y f0f the things sent them.
 Tbe members who attended were