The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-06
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St. Mary Magdalen Ladies Aid Society Plan Annual
 Event Next Month
oAKVILLE
C0rF0spOndenti Mae Willa Babln
 1917 WatcrG0wn Avenue

Oakville, oct. 0-The Ladies' Aid society of St. Mary Magdalen'g church met at the church hall last evening. Plans for the annual har- vest supper were perfected. The sup. per will be November 4th at the church hall. Mrs. Helen ehanahan Is chairlady. The names of the committee will Do announced later.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Mary Mast, Mrs. Madeline MAsi, Mrs. Fol- som Cromwell, Mrs. Patrick Cav. anaugh, Mrs. Louis St. Hillaire, Mrs. Joseph Dick, Mrs. Felix To. Beouf, Mrs. Frank Withey, Mrs. Larry Ross, Mrs. LeTSoy Foster, Mrs. Patrick Boxx, Mrs. Herbert Hersch, Mrs. Thomas Gibbons and Miss Frances Edwards.
 Missionary Society
 Tho Missionary society met ct the homo of Mrs. Harry Russell of Hill- side avenue yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Leroy Foote returned mission- ary from Turkey, was the speaker. Her subject was "Moslem Women in tho Home" which was both inter- eSting and educational. A large number of curios were on display. The members of the Mothers club and the Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church were ex- tended an invitation.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Oscar Locke, Mrs. Arthur Russell, Mrs. TD.,AA "a aiRaasa AKua asx,la n aa aa all as, Mrs. Harris Scott, Mrs. David Roger, Mrs. Edgar Barker, Mrs. Charles Ennis, Mrs. Ralph Clinton, Mrs. John Garter, Mrs. William darTilg, Mrs. James Newell, Mrs. John Me- Lean, Mrs. Robert Warner, Mrs. Bula ekilton, Mrs. Walter Thorne, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Floyd Rus- sell, Mrs. Russell Pope, Mrs. Charles Andrews and Mrs. Harry Russell.
 Teachers Meeting
 The Union Congregational church school teachers will meet this eVo- ming ct the church hall. It will be c "get acquainted meeting" The business wifi include plans for Hale lowe'en and the annual entortain- inent for Christmas treat. The high school department will furnish re- treatments. Closing period will in- ciude informal conferences, depart- mental meetings, games such as ping-pong, darts, etc. The heads of the departments are responsible for reports and attendance from their own department.
 Fellowship Night
 Fellowship night will Do observed ct the Congregational church hall Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock, sponsored by the fellowship coin- Snitteo which includes: John Me- Lean, chairman, Mrs. John Mclean, Mir. and Mrs. David Roger, MT. and Mrs. Robert Whiteside, James Florian, Misses Ruth Clinton and Esther Ericsson. Special Sub-con- mittees are: Invitation, Misses Ruth Clinton and Esther Ericsson; deco- James Florian; refreshments, Mrs. rationS, Robert Whiteside and David Roger, and Mrs. John Me- Lean; music, Mrs. Robert White- side and James Florian: games and stunts, John Mclean, David Roger and Miss Esther Ericsson. All mem bers are invited, but Q special in- vitation to those who have joined the church since the last fellowship night last year is extended. They are George Miller, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Robert Littlejohn, MT. and Mrs. Raymond Main, Albert Kruli, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Monterey, MT. and Mrs. George Shaw, MT. and Mrs. John Drescher, Mrs. John Carter, Walter Hart, Jr., Columbus Castag- netti, Mir. and Mrs. James Griswold, Mrs. Samuel 0ilchrist, Jr., Mrs. Ethel Meehan, Miss Jean Menetrey, Lucius Snyder Jr, Charles An- drews, Arthur Schrier.