The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-24
CHURCH WOMEN
 MEET TONIGHT
Loyal Daughters to Be Entertained By Mrs.
 John Hill

Beacon Falls, Feb. 24-The Loyal Daughters Society of the United Church will meet tonight ct 500 o'clock ct tho home of Mrs. John Hill Of Wolfe avenue. A social sos. sion will Do enjoyed and Tefresh- Enents will be served.
 Insted of having mid-week Lenten services this year, the services will beheld on Sunday evenings, 1t was announced yesterday by the United Church pastor, Rev. Craig Whitsitt, They will be ct 2 o'clock and the regular Christian Endeavor society meetings will Do merged into the service sessions. Rev. Jones Of sey- mour will be the guest speaker ct the first service next Sunday night. Many other visiting ciergymen will talk here during Lent. Rev. Whit. sit is expected to announce the full list soon.
 To Repeat Pageant.
 Color, good acting and variety featured the pageant depicting Q religious conelave of ai nations nations presented Friday night ct the United Church by Q cast from the Christian Endeavor Society tho church choir and Sunday school. There was Q good attendance.
 The pageant scored scuch c hit that many requests 1t be repeated were made and plans are now un- derWay for It's presentation again som0aiine next week.
 Transition from warfare to peace and religion as Q method of pros gress was depicited. Miss Beryl Bronson took the part of "Ameri- sa." Other members of the case were: Irene and Bertha echumslki, ladies In waiting; Robert Whitsitt, marshal: Clifford Woodward, Reed Qogan and Tranklyn Allen, trum- peters; Barbara Holbrook, Dorothy Simpson, George Tucker, Michael Zuxyischen, Russell Mitchell and Fred shafer, Great Britain; Mar garet Clark, Myrta Armstead, step- hen ZuzwiBchon, Jack Simpson and John Medeever, Franco; Miriam Bronson, Virginia Forsinan, dene- vieve EiegT!st, Arthur Koerher, Don. aid Mitchell, Charles Mitchell, Rod. ney Warden, Germany.
 Ruth Anderson, Betty Jane Hill, Florence Wooster, William Borg, Howard Wooster, Norman Simpson, Sweden; Myrta Bronson, Delories Sutton, Emily Wilcox, Willard Ru. pert, George Mat'thieS, Arthur Simpson, Itaiyl Kathryn jastha, Ruth Houseknecht, Pauline Yablon- ski, Robert Rupert, Charles Gillette and Weymouth Hiil, Russia.
 Phyiiss Bronson, Martha Mo. oeever, Beatrice Smith, Dorothy Mcdeever, Betty Mae Hill, Rebec. co Till, Lois Forsman, Beverly Sweet June Wilcox, Evelyn Forgman, Bar. bara Medeever, Doris Wilcox form- cd tho junior chir. Miss Ruth spakrs, Mrs. Melvin Witherwax, Mrs. Harold Wilcox, MT. Carlson, Joseph Fisher, eru Harry Lobdell comproside tho senior choir. Lois Clark, Herbert Borg and Charles Mitchell were in charge of proper. ties.
 To Represent Society.
 Mrs. Ellen Kiernan and Mrs. Clarence Isbeli will represent tho Beacon Falls ParentssT Teachers as- sociation ct Q meeting of local societies representative to plan for Q community affair. Mrs. Kiernan, new president, recently announced committees for the year as follows: Mrs. Ralph Tucker, Mrs. Harold Wilcox, Mrs. George Leaper, Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick, tho Misses Frances Henry, Jane gchienman and Stella Wisiewski, ways and means committee; Mrs. Leon Camp. bell, Mrs. James Woodward and Mrs. Christian Heiss, membership; Miss eayde Kielty, Mrs John Don. ahue and Mrs. Fred Rupert, pro. gram: Mrs. Clarence Isbell, Mrs. Frank Clark, Mrs. Otto Lucas, Mrs. Emerson Sweet, Miss Celia Burns and Miss 0enevieve darrick, hoSs pitaiity committee; Mrs. William Brennan, Mrs. HaFold Wilcox and Miss Ann Dwyer, publicity conamit- fee.