The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
GIRLS ENTERTAIN
 SCOUT OFFICIAL
Ruth Stevens Guest at Tea Yesterday at Mrs. Jus-
 tin Smiths Home
WATERFRONT Correspondent: Agnes CossFOve
 Phone S75

New England, wss guest Of the Wa tsrtown Girl Scout council yester- day afternoon at tea at the home of Mrs. Justin Smith. Preceding the tea. Miss Stevens met with the members of the council and answer cd questions concerning the duties and problems of the council.
 The troop committees of the troops joined the council members and Miss Stevens for tea at 3:30. Mrs. s. Mclean Buckingham poured.
 Those who were present were: Miss Ruth Stevens, Mrs. Mclean Buckingham, Mrs. Justin Smith, Mrs. William Bronson, Mrs. Bey- nour Smith, Mrs. Wilfred Bryan, Mrs. Bronson Lockwood, Mrs. Her. bert Dayton, Miss Alice LMmphier. Mrs. KtstantO Vsluckas. MigG Mabel Sweeney. Mrs. Alex rnnes, Mrs. George Mattson. Mrs. John II. Caldwell. Mrs. Frank Hickcox. Mrs. Dudley Atwood, Mrs. Francis Lynn and Mrs. A. J. Kinkel.
 Collections for Flood Relief
 Special collcctiG;i3 vii be taken in all the Oakville and WatcrtoVn churches Sunday morning for Itcd Gross flood relief.
 The people of WaterDwn have responded generously to the appeal for funds and to date 170O has been forwarded to the Red Gross head quarters by Mrs. George Decker. Nearly ali the women's organizations in the town have contributed 16 and individual contributions have poured in rapidly Reports are not yet complete from the factory collec- tions. but t255.37 was given at the Princeton RayOn company, making 4 100% record of contributions.
 Mrs. Decker reports that many children have come to her with donations of pennies from their small banks. .+1d from one little boy she received the following note:
 "T am sick in bed and cannot bring the pennies myself. Here are the pennies out of my bank. There's not many. but hope enough to buy some baby q bottle of milk
 The Watertown High School Ath- letlc association has voted the sum of &5 for the Red Cross. and box has been placed in the office of the high school for student contribu- tons.
 Church Services
 st. John's church. Sunday masses at TOO, 6 IS and 1000: in Bethle- hem at i1:0O. Evening devotions nt 7:3O D. m. Morning masses at TOO and 800. Instructions for high school boys Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock: for high school girls Tues day evening at 7:30 o'clock; for public school children Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at 3:30 o'clock
 Tuesday Is Candlemas day. Cam dles will be blessed after the masses on Tuesday.
 Wednesday, the Feast of St. Blaze. Blessing Of the throats will take place after the morning masses and in the evening after Benediction at 7:30 o'clock.
 Friday will be the first Friday Of February. Confessions Thursday from 500 .G:00 and 7:00-o:00 D. m.
 Christ church: Bextagesima Sun day. Holy communion at 800. Church school at i0:0O Morning prayer and eermon at il:00. The preacher will be the Rev. Gerald Cunningham. rector of St. Johns church. Stamford. He is weil-known In Watertown since his father was formerly rector Of Christ church.
 Sunday evening there will be . Candlemas choral evening song at 2 .50. The Young Peoples Yellow ship will meet at TOO o'clock and attend in q body. The junior choir will assist with the music.
 Tuesday-the Feast of the Pres- entation of Chrlst-holy communion at 1000 o'clock.
 Wednesday---the annual meeting Of the Altar Guild viii be held at 5;30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. 6. Kellogg Plume.
 Wednesday evening the Christ Church club will meet.
 Methodist Episcopal church: Blf- Gay school at i0.00 o'clock. Wor- ship and sermon What We Believe About Revelation" at li:00 o'clock.
 Wednesday at 2:4S o'clock joint meeting Of the Wognsns Home and Wonen's Foreign Missionary so- cleties at the church. At T:5O o'clock meeting 0f Boy Scouts of Troop z, At 500 p. n. meeting Of the Mems club. Thursday at 5:30 o'clock, junior choir; ct 7.30 o'clock, adult choir.
 Congregational church: Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morning wof- ship and sermon on Dwight Moody, 1g37- 1857, st ii o'clock. dtY1 Dcouts Monday at 5;50 o'clock. Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock ladies aitxll- lary. Women's Foreign Missionary society Thursday at 2 o'clock at tho home Of Mrs, William lE. Smith.