The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-19

The pinochle tournament of the Thomaston Marine band ended last night and the. Cardinals will don white aprons at some future date to serve a turkey supper to the Giants, who came out on top with q good total of 221, 1,940 to the Car dinals' 213,270.
 The score of last nights ses- sion was: Cardinals, 20,230; Giants 17.91O. High team: George Ber- natchez and Harry Heinz, 6,O1O; low team: Walter Dickson and Gene Waters, 3,970.
 High and low tournament scores High team for one night, Giants, 22,15O; low, Cardinals, 12,24O; High individual team, Walter Dickinson and Ray Benson, 6,310; low. Harold Koegel and Harry Heinz, 3,8S0.
 Those competing in the tourna- ment were: Giants, Louis Fowler, captain; Harry Benson, Raymond Benson, Harold Bidwell, Gene Wa ters, Lester Pratt, Walter Dickin- son, Robert Melvin and Joseph Cooley; Cardinals, Lawrence Bar rett, captain; George BernatcheZ, Harry Heinz, Oscar Seidle, Wal lace Doty, James Kelley, Harold Koegel and Albert Brown.
 The tournament has been In progress for the past twelve weeks.
 WOmen's Service.
 The weekly Lenten women's ser vice was held at the Congregation al Church yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock and the following pro- gram was carried out:
 Hymn; scripture reading, Mrs l.. B. Murphy; poem, Mrs l.. B. Mur- phy, Lords prayer, Congregatlon' vocal solo, Mrs Walter L. French; 1; poem, King Robert of Sicily. from "Tales of A Wayside Inn," Mrs Arthur Woodward; violin solo, Miss Caroline Humphreville; poem. The Falcon, from Tales of A Way side Inn," Mrs Arthur Woodward; trombone solo, Walter Dickinson. Mrs Everett White accompanied at the piano.
 Faith Rcbckah to Meet.
 There will be meeting of Faith Rebekah Lodge tonight. A social hour will follow the meeting. The committee in charge is Mrs Theo. Doty, Mrs Janet Parsons. Mrs Lena Griffin and Miss Gladys At wood.
 K. of c. Mobilization.
 A meeting of the general com mittee of the Knights of Colum- bus mobilization for Catholic Ac- ton wasSheld in the K. of C. home last night to make further plans for the "kick-off" meeting of At lantic Council tomorrow night. pr Harold J. Curran is general chair man of the committee. The meet ing tomorrow night will be in the form of smoker and a number Of Catholic young men have been ln- vited to attend. Out-of-town speakers will be present. Final plans will be announced tomor- row.
 Baseball Assn. COnvencs.
 The Thomaston Baseball assQ- citation met in the K. of c. home last night. Plans are now under way for raising funds 10 carry on the Kacey baseball team this sea- son. Manager Harry Lynch was in charge of the meeting.
 ID. A. R. Meets.
 Abi Humiston Chapter, Daugh- ters of the American Revolution met with Miss Edythe Dallan of Elm street at 800 o'clock this af- ternoon. A aerceneenary program was held.
 Board May Meet Informally.
 The new finance board has had no official meeting as yet, but one member said yesterday he thought the board would soon get together for an informal session. Ralph L. French is still in the south. It was not known when he will return. However, 1t was thought the five other members would get-together soon.
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 The Esther Potter Circle of Kings Daughters will meet to-