The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25
Legion To Organize
 Auxiliary Post Here
State Officials to Attend Meeting Tuesday to Discuss
 Community Council to Convene Monday
WATERVILLE

The next meeting of Casper s. Davis, Jr. Post, No. 136, American Legion, which will take place on Tuesday evening of next week. at the meeting rooms of the Post in Foresters' Hall, 168 Boyden street. will be Ladies' Night and the mothers, wives, sisters and dauEh- ters of the members are to be special guests of the Post. In ad- dition the mothers, wives, sisters and daughters of all other veterans of the World War are most cor dially invited to be the guests of Davis Post.
 The State president and the dis trict president of The American Legion Auxiliary will be present to discuss the possibility of or. ganizing an auxiliary of the local Post. Membership in the auxiliary is open to the wives, mothers, sis ters and daughters of members of The American Legion, or of all veterans who lost their lives while in active service during the World War, or who. having been honor ably discharged from service. have died since that time.
 There has been q spontaenous and enthusiastic demand for an auxiliary in Waterville since the organization of Davis Post a few months ago and there is a definite place for 1t in the Legion pro" gram. It Is hoped that as many eligible women as possible will at- tend the meeting on next Tues day evening to hear the message which will be presented by the d. partment and district officers.
 A special program or enter. talnment has been arranged ana refreshments will be served. There will also be small orchestra on hand to provide music for dancing: Ralph r. Meyers is chairman or the special committee in charge of the program.
 All members of the Terryville community council are reminded of the meeting which is scheduled for Monday evening of next week. at Foresters' Hall, 1G8 Boyden street. The representatives from Casper s. Davisc Post, No. 136, American Legion; Fairmount Com munity club; Court Welch, Forcs- ters of America: Waterville Par ent-Teacher association; Water camp, Patriotic Order, Sons Of of America; The Girls Club of Waterville; Pride of Welch Circle, Companions of the Forest; The Wateryille Boys club; Goodwill Lodge. Knights of Pythias; Water- vile Camp, Patriotic Order Of America; Everyman's Bible Glass of Watcrville; St. Pauls Episcopal church; St. Michaels k. c. church; Grace Methodist church, St. Mich aers Ladies' Aid society; The La dies' Aid society of Grace Meth odist church and any other groups which desire to participate in the work of tho Council are earnestly requested to attend the meeting.
 A full report will be made on the Christmas welfare activities or the Council and plans for the con- tinuance of the group as a per- manent incorporated body will be disc ussed. The organizations which participated in the holiday relief work will bring to Monday eve ning's meeting reports on the at. titude of their groups toward membership in Council as q per- manent organization.
 The meeting will start at S:oo D. m.
 A number of important projects of community nature are to De presented to the Council for con sideration.
 Bridge Club
 Mrs Patrick F. Donahue enter tained her bridge club this week at her home on Stafford street. Her guests included Mrs Frank Kcliher, Mrs Clifford Northrop, Mrs Benjamin Bradley. Mrs Rus- sell Atherton, Mrs Walter Norman, and Mrs Frank Bailey.
 Blue Army Leads
 The Blue Army of Frank VII son recaptured It's lead in the Ev- eryman's Bible Class of Waterville campaign after hay ing yielded the lead for q short period to tho Reds, who are led by Joseph Caron. The Blue forces now have 158 points to the 1b3 points registered by the Reds. The total membership of tho class has | now reached GA and the members of both armies are doing every thing possible to reach the 100 goal within the next two months. TO qualify as member an indi- vidual must attend three meetings