The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-11
Town Hall Bowlers
 ToBe Feted Monday
Helen Lumpkin to BerTOastmaster at PIanviIIe Ban-
 quet-Firemen Name Wes Billings Foreman
T H o "A ON

that extensive alterations and im- provements to be made during the intervening months will include the addition of two alleys to meet the demand of Thomaston and out-Of- town bowlerswith whom the game became so popular during the past season as to render inadequate the six alleys already installed.
 The new alleys vii ltake in a portion of the space which is now occupied by pool tables. The entire place will be renovated and re- decorated for the fall opening.
 Wesley Billings was elected fore man at the recent annual meeting of the ThomaSton fire department to succeed Patrick L. Ryan, who resigned after serving in the office for more than ten years. James Duff was elected first assistant fore man; Allen Bowkett, second assist ant foreman; Lester Lumpkin. treasurer; Albert Golden, secretary and Arthur Wehrle, stewart.
 D. of I. Meets
 The annual business meeting of McGivney Circle, Daughter of Isa- bella, will be held in the Circles rooms in the Knights of Columbus building tonight at 8 o'clock.
 Robert Golden, son of MT. and Mrs. Albert Golden underwent an operation yesterday for the removal of his tonsils.
 Mrs. Allan I1neS and children will said from Nc Yor.. on May 29 for a three months visit in Sweden
 Edward Garfield of Hartford was a recent guest of friends in Thom- aston.
 Miss Eleanor Phillips, dental hy- gienist, who has been visiting her home in Northfield, has returned to her duties in Willimantic.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Abrams were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Edson B. Cooper, when enroute to their home in Springfield, Mass, from Florida, where they have been spending the winter.
 Gilbert Nase will enter his new duties at the Torrington Manu- featuring Company. tomorrow. MT. Nase who recently resigned his position at Seth Thomas had ex- pected to enter the employ of a Waterbury manufacturing company, but altered his plans to accept the position in Torrington.
 Mystery Ride
 A mystery ride and dance" is be- ing planned by the Young Mems Club for the evening of May 21 Members of the committee in charge are Stanley Hotchkiss, Charles Tib- bals, Hugh Barbour, George Axelby, Richard Sangster, Hal Johnston and Edward Mattoon.
 Miss Helen Lumpkin, and Mrs. Mamie Mcdonnell will attend the races at Narragansett Thursday.
 Pastor Answers Inquiries
 Because of the fact that he was preaching elsewhere last Sunday and did not have the opportunity to speak to his parishoners on the Coronation of the British King and Queen, Rev. Leonard E. Smith has given information in regard to the subject in answer to many inquir- ies he has received. He stated that the service to be used in Vest minister Abbey will be the service of Holy Communion as found in the Episcopal prayer book.
 The service he explained would be used in full with the newly crowned monarchs receiving the Sacrament of the Holy Communion at the AL tar. The service will open with the litany sung in procession by the choir as it goes to the west stall of the Abbey to meet the King and Queen. This will be followed by the Epistle. Gospel and Nicene Creed. The annointing, investing, crowning and enthronir1g will follow in the usual sermon period. MT. Smith further describes the Com munion service as being brought to a close with the. singing of Te Deum.
 MT. Smith has received official notice of the services and expressed himself as pleased to pass along the information to his parishoners, who had previously expressed their interest and sought enlightment on the subject.