The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
South American To
 Speak Here Sunday
Rev. B. A. Holm to Address School Pupils at Union
 Church-FlOrence MOIin HOnOred at Shower . .
WATERVILLE Mrs R W. Henon-l7ss ThOmastOn Ave.-Tel s.Baes

Waterville, August 2e-The Wa terville Union church will be hon. ored Sunday by the presence of Rev. B, A. Holm, who is returned missionary from South America, having been out under the direc- ton of the Inland South American Missionary Union. He will speak to the pupils of the Sunday school at II o'clock and will be in charge of the evening service at 7;S0 D., m,, during which time he will speak on the subject of missionary work being accomplished down there.
 Rev, Holm is at present serving as home director of the Sudan Interior mission, the ofiices of which are located in Brooklyn, New York,
 He has spent great many years doing missionary work in South America having made @ return trip to the United States in 1881, then going back to South America for another period of time, and again returning to this country quite re- gently.
 While visiting in Waterville, he will be Q guest in the home of Miss Elizabeth Weeks, minister uf the church on Boyden street.
 St. Paul's Episcopal
 Rev. Raymond M. D. Adams, rec- tor, Holy communion at 8 Q. m.; morning prayer, litany and sermon at 10 o'clock.
 st. Mlchaers
 Masses tomorrow will be held at 8 e. m. and l0:i5 Q. m Rev. Mi- chael Heating will officiate.
 Grace Methodist
 Rev. Alison J. Smith, pastor of the church is on vacation and in his place, Arthur Westwood will again occupy the pulpit for the l0:30 o'clock mrning service.
 Gospel Hall
 Morning service will be held at i0:30 o'clock morning service. service ct 7:30 p. m.
 Mrs. Tyler Entertains
 A miscellaneous shower was held Thursday evening ct the home Of Mrs. Wlnfred Tyler of 3i Yale street, when she and Mrs. Kenneth b. Tyler, entertained in honor of Miss Florence Molin of il2 Yalo avenue, Middlebury, whose marriage to James L. Tyler, son of MT. and Mrs. Winfred Tyler, will take place Saturday, September 4th at 3 o'clock at St, Johns church, in Waterbury,
 The house was prettily decorated in white, with 0 profusion of cut flowers.
 The guests presented Miss Molin with many beautiful gifts, after which Q buffet luncheon was served Those who attended were: Mis' Florence Molin, Mrs. Roberts, Mis- Verna Stills, Mrs. James Passero Miss Amelia Kleinert, Mrs. Rudolph Huff, Mrs. Roger Hamilton, Mrs Carl Rice, Mrs. Isaac Buxton, Mrs James Hughes, Mrs. Harry owens Mrs, Joseph Deeley, Mrs. George Porch, Mrs. Edward Norton Mrs Margaret selby. Mrs. Phyllis 0il' bert, Mrs. Lois Porch, Mrs. William scholey. Mrs. William Macauley, Miss Elizabeth Molin, Mrs. W. L. Tyler, Mrs. Kenneth Tyler, Mrs Fred Tyler, Miss Naomi echoley, Mrs. W. M. Perkins, Mrs. Frederick Careselia, Mrs. Edward Molin, Miss Madaline Pickett and Miss Irene LaChance.
 Picnic Today
 A general picnic Is being held this afternoon by the Chase Brass and Copper company at the Cha9e Company Country Club, Hitchcocka Lake. Many Waterville employees of the Chase company will attend this outing.
 4 months mind mass was cele. brated this morning at Q o'clock ct et, Michael's church for Mrs. Mar garct Carney.
 MT, and Mrs. Benjamin Buck:hg- ham of New York City have been visiting ct the home of MT. and Mrs. Wesley Rood of Fort Hill. George Lane in Hospital
 George Lane, 3, son Of Mrs. oer-