The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-28

fifth anniversary of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the New Haven District, New York East Conference, was celebrated at the annual meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church, here Thursday. Mrs. John Roberts, district presi- dent, presided.
 The morning session which start ed at 10:15 D. s. T. was as follows Worship service; appointment of committees; minutes - 1886 annual meeting; district data, department secretaries; real results, Mrs. Rich ard Hubert, Jr.; achievements and awards, Mrs. B. P. Hudson; promo tional plans plus, Mrs. J. w. Potter Our New Conference president, Mrs. George Rucdeschel; noontide mess age, Rev. William F. Davis, Jr. Luncheon was served at 12:30 p. m.
 The afternoon session commenced at 1:3O p. m. The program follows worship service, Mrs. s. L. Riser; /; solo, Mrs. Ddary Sturdivant; offer ing; address = Christian Citizen ship, Rev. Norman Edwards; Sketch (Miss Emily PosD, Water town Young Women, Election and installation of officers = 1937-38; business; selections by junior choir benediction.
 In Memoriam: Mrs. Dallas Thomas, Mrs. Hattie J. Mitchell Miss Isabelle B. Sanford, Miss Is- abel Roberts, Mrs. Elizabeth Ken ney, Mrs. Arthur Sloan, Miss Jen- nie Messer, Mrs. A. c. Neidt.
 They are not dead who live
 In hearts they leave behind
 In those whom they have
 blessed
 They live again!
 And shall live through the years
 Of Eternal life and grow
 Each day more beautiful
 AS time declares their good
 ForgetS the rest and proves
 Their immortality.
 The executive board meeting will be held in June at Grace Metho- dist Episcopal church, New Haven The Fall Rally will be held Novem- Der 4, 1887 at First Methodist Epis- copal church in New Haven
 Banquet June 22
 The Girl Scouts of Troop No. 2 held their meeting in the Girls Club room of the Community House Thursday evening at 700 o'clock.
 Attendance and dues were recorded and the evening was spent planning for the mother and daughter ban uuet June 22nd.
 The Stamp Club met Wednesday evening at the Baldwin school. Her man Baer talked on Parcel Post and Envelope Stamps. He also showed several British Coronation stamps and some Canadian Stamps. True False tests were given and the win ners were Alfred Cantor, Wooster Curtiss and Donald Flynn. Stamp trading was carried on. The Water town club will be the guests of the Oakville Stamp Club on June lst.
 Carrier Exam
 The United States Civil Service Commission has announced Sub- stitue clerk carrier examination for the post office service at Watertown on June 18th. Applications must be filed with the manager, First United States Civil Service District, Boston Mass. on or before June 3rd. For in- formation in regard to requirements and the character of the examin- ation. and for applications blanks apply promptly to the secretary Board of United States Civil Serv- ice Examiners, Watertown.
 The Mother and Daughter ban quet of the Brownie Pack was held at the Methodist church Tuesday evening. The Brown Owl made the following awards: Golden hand to Jane Atwood, Barbara Butterfield Jeanne Chartrand, Margaret Innes Irene Johnson, Patricia Lewis and Betty Willis. Golden bar: Shirley ODell, Clare Payne. Polly Perry Shirley Rice, Florence Slaath, Helen Williams, Carolyn Cross, Betty Will lis and Jeanne Chartrand.
 Those who attended were: Mrs