The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-11
Bible Men Observe
 Mothers Day Here
Everyman's Class Sponsors Special PrOgram-Rev. MuIfOrd SimOnsOn to Return for Banquet Address
WATERVILLE

tendance at the weekly meetings and for new members secured. The Red rolled up a total of 3e0 points while the blues registering 34l.
 As usual the losing army will tender 8 supper to the winning group. This years dinner will Dc served Saturday, May %. The after dinner speaker will be Rev. Mul- ford B. Simson, pastor of Sum- merfield Methodist church, New Haven, and Q former pastor of Grace church in Waterville.
 At the beginning of the year the class had Q total of 40 members The following six have joined dur ing the year. Rev. o. J. Smith, pas- tor of Grace church, Milton Burg off, Sherman Brown, Irving Ny gren, Peter Hybson and Mrs. Olson Smith, who was voted to honorary membership.
 During the contest period which ran from November 3, 1895 to April 26, 1886, the following members maintained a perfect attendance record: Frederick R. Book, corl- mander-in -chief of the armies; Jo- seph Caron his military aide; Vim cent Leonard, major-general; John H. Twelves, Red army; George Bur- goyne, Red army; Allen Fairhurst Red army; Howard M. Grilley, Red army; Rev. Olson J. Smith, Blue army; Robert Taylor, Blue army; and Ernest Leonard, Blue army.
 A special record was also kept of the number of times companies of five men each attended as a unit The company commanded by Rob- ert Taylor of the Blue army had 19 perfect Sundays. Tn the Red army Cliff Butchers company mus tered full strength or five Sunday and that of Charles Doolittle had one perfect Sunday attendance.
 John Humphrey Elected
 John Humphrey of Melbourne terrace was elected grand trustee at the annual session of the grand court of Connecticut, Foresters cf America, which took place over the weekend at Bridgeport. MT. Hum- phrey is @ member of Court Welch when he has been a diligent and enthusiastic worker and officer.
 St Mlchaels
 Rev. Michael J. Heating, pastor of St. Michael's church preaced ser- mons appropriate to Mothers day at the masses yesterday. At the earlier mass, following the custom of the past several years, there was an unusually large number Woh received holy communion
 From 5 to 2 D. m. the Ladies Aid society served silver tea in the parish hall. This was very well at- tended. The tea tables were attrac- lively decorated with spring flowers and lighted candles. Mrs. Charles Denehey and Mrs. Joseph Seery poured. A fine musical program was presented. The committee in charge consisted of Mrs. Joseph McArdle, Mrs. Alfred Ellis, Mrs. Daniel Sul- livan, Mrs. Joseph Seery, Mrs, Charles Denehey and Mrs. Leonard Gauyler.
 Legion Meets Tomorrow
 Casper s. Davis, Jr. post, Arneri- can Legion will hold a business meeting tomorrow evening at the post rooms at 8 o'clock. A full at- tendance is expected at final plans for the observance of Memorial day are to be duscissed.
 Card Party
 Pride of Welch circle, Companions of the Forest, are sponsoring a card party to be given at Foresters' hall tomorrow evening.
 Ladies' Aid
 Grace Methodist Ladies' Aid So- ciety Is planning an apron social for It's next meeting which will be held at the church parlors on Thursday. A delegation of the local society will attend the annual meeting of the Ladies Aid societies of the Waterbury Methodist churches at the West Side Hill church tomorrow afternoon.
 PTA Meeting
 The monthly meeting of the Wa terville Parent Teachers associa- ton will take place tomorrow af- ternoon at Sprague gym.Mrs. Louis 0. Willard will preside.