The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-15

trtct, Boy Scouts, will be held Thurs
day afternoon at SIS ut the local Y.
NJ. Q. A., H. y. Chittenden, district
chairman, has announced.
Chemical GO. Night
Friday night will be Naugatuck
Chemical night at the Y. NJ. q. A.
with the AieEnhic association spon.
soring the affair. There will be bowl.
ing, basketball, boxing, dancing,
gymnastics and vaudeville on the
program.
Meets Tonight
The regular meeting OF the Amer.
lean Legion auxiliary will be held
this evening at the homo Of Mrs.
Albert Ratkiwich, COS High street.
As the district president, Mrs. Ethel
Mathies and her secretary, MRS. Bes.
sic Bassett will be IN attendance, II
Is requested that all members DO
present.
Local Boys Monored
Bill Gross, center Of Naugatuck
High school basketball team, was
tied for the center pest on the all.
star Glass B basketball tournament
team selected by sports writer's ct
the end Of the meet Saturday.
Moody OF Woodrow Wilson High
was ranked equal to the local youth.
NeaSy and Anderson Of Naugatuck
received honorable mention.
Issue Soon
THE first issue Of the magazine to
be published by the Naugatuck
Press Club Of Boy Scouts Is expect.
ed to be issued about the first Of
April. II will be known rs 1.-THE
Trail Blazer" and william Priest
will DO editor-in-chief. Material
must be in the hands OF the editor
by Thursday. The magazine will
print stories on camping, ques.
tons and answers column and other
features,
william Jepgosl was presented
with o bugle case as an award for
an inspection test he won.
Members Of the Congregational
church Troop OF Scouts hope to
send full patrol Of eight boys to
the national Jamboree In Washing
ton, d. O., and some Of the lads are
seeking work from residents who
are starting their spring cleanup.
Surprise Party Tonight
A surprise bridge party will be
held at 8 o'clock this evening at the
Congregational parish house, spon-
sored by the Parish Players Of that
church. All attending are asked TO
bring their own cards, score pads
and table covers. The proceeds Of
the affair will be used to buy new
curtains tor the rear Of the stage.
Mrs. Clarence 8. Austin heads the
committee In charge.
The adult choir will rehearse
Tuesday aight at 7:30 o'clock In the
parish house and Circle @. Of the
AID Society OF the church will meet
"wednesday at 2 p. N. for o dessert
bridge OF the home Of MRS. Frank
lin 3, I.obdeE. lt8 Yairview avenue.
AIRS. Frederick w. Gwenton will as
siSt MEs. Lcbdell,
Thursday the Boy Scouts will
meet In the parish house ct 7:S0 D.
N. and the Girl Scouts viii con-
vene the following evening at 2
o'clock.
Maunder,s cantata, "Penitence,
Pardon and Peace" will be sung by
the church quartet and adult choir
next Sunday ct $50 p. m. Ushers at
the service yesterday were: Stuart
Z. Anderson, william u. Derone,
Edward A. Ploes and George M,
sumpf. An organ recital was held
yesterday afternoon by Lyman B.
Bunrell with Mrs. Frances Stock
we'll and MRS. Bertha v. Smith as,
sisting.
Persons desiring to furnish an
Easter Lily TO the church In menu
CRY OF loved ones for the floral
Offering On Easter Sunday are asked
to notify Mrs. Howard H. Bristol as
early as possible. The lilies should
be delivered to the church not later
than noon, Saturday, March ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dunning Of
Shelton were weekend visitors ct
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
+. Dunning Of Meadow street.
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Miss Gertrude Raytkwich Of New
York CITY visited relatives on MILL
vile avenue over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Tierney Of
Waterbury we're visitors here yes.
terday.
Tyiauum Planned
A iridium for Lithuanian people
Of the parish will staFte 81 1850 p. m.
next Sunday, Father Mogylssey eis-
ssounced. A professor from the Liths
lianian college ct Thompson, Conn,
will b. In charge. The service Will
end ct 1850 p. N. Wednesday.
An anniversary requiem high mass
fer the late Min9 rose MokaaFnagl