The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-21
Young Mems Club To
 Hold arty April 2
Stag Card Competition Set for Congregational Church
 Parlors-K. of (. Mobilization Drive Begun
THOMASTON
Correspondent. B. E Martin -- .rciepironc ssVa

The Young Mems club of ThUm. aston will hold u public card par ty at the Congregational church parlors on Tuesday, April ?. Bridge and pinochle will be played. Prizes will be given for high, second and low scores. This will be the first public affair to be sponsored by the club. Refreshments will be served.
 The Young Mems club is a non- sectarian organization and was organized a few months ago. Meet ings are held weekly on Tuesday evenings at the Congregational church parlors. The oificer arc; Gilbert Nase, president; George Axelby, secretary; Stanley Hotch- kiss, treasurer. At present the club has about 25 members.
 Walter Dickinson is chairman of the card party committee and wilt be assisted by Kenneth Fowler, Donald Fraser, Philip Johnson and Edward s. Mattoon. The proceeds will be used for the purchase of table tennis equipment. A table tennis tournament of the club now is in progress, and Is feature of the weekly meetings.
 Drive Started
 The Knights Of Columbus mos bilization for Catholic action was opened here last night at the "kick-off" meeting Of Atlantic council in K. of C. rooms which was attended by members and pro- spcctive members.
 Dr Harold j. Curran, general chairman, presided and upend the meeting with an explanation Of the part the Knights of Columbus is taking in Catholic action.
 Atty Vincent Miller, chairman of the speakers committee, then introduced John c. Bulger vf the Citizens & Manufacturers National bank of Waterbury. Mir Bulger outlined the activities of the k. or C. In various events of national inl- portance. He told of the efforts made in the campaign to clean up the stage and screen, and of the whole-he0rted cooperation of the Protestant and Jewish groups m giving their support to the "legion of decency." Great benefit can come from such united action, MT Bulger said.
 The next speaker was Atty Vin- cent Scully of Waterbury, who spoke of the important part the K. of C. may play in the perpetua- tion of American ideals. The Rev John McQrath, pastor of St Thom- as church, gave the closing ad- dress. A social time followed dur- ing which refreshments were served.
 Plan for Memorial
 Plans are being formulated, 1t has been learnea, to have In the future Q fitting memorial erected here for Father McGivney, founder of the Knights of Columbus, who was at one time pastor of St. Thom. as church. Father McGivney also founded Atlantic council. It is OK. pected that action will be taken at the national convention on this matter. Atlantic council next month will celebrate the 50th anniver. sary of It's founding.
 Funeral Of Mrs Hanlcy
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine (Real) Hanley was held from the funeral home on Union street yes. terday morning at 8:30 o'clock to St. Thomas church, where re- quiem high mass was celebrated I by Rev John McGrath at 9 o'clock. Mrs Florence Lord sang "PieJesu" at the offertogy.
 The body was placed in the Will Hams memorial vault for burial later. Tho bearers were Japes Me- Grath, James Lau.hlin Gnd Datrick |