The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-07

mand for tickets. There has also been cash donations made to hte fund.
 Margaret Degnan and Margaret O'Rourke having contributed. It was decided to appoint committee in charge of arrangements. This committee to be appointed by the chairman, Martin J. Whalen. That the general public is greatly inter- ested in this affair is evidenced by the fact that already over 70 enter tainers have volunteered their serv- ices. Enough of these acts will be selected to furnish a good floor show. Timmie Groves Colonials will fur nish music for the dancing which will follow the floor show.
 The Ladies' Aid will hold spec ial meeting at the home of Mrs Chas. c. Rogers, Wednesday, for the purpose of completing hospital work
 Boy Scout Sunday was observed at the Center Congregational church yesterday morning. Troop No took part in the service, their activities being incorporated into the regular morning service.
 The third article of the conStitu- tion of the Boy Scouts of America was recited by Alfred German, scoutmaster of the troop. The Scrip ture was read by Richard Wilson AtuynnI oI1I T1iffnr1 (xnr- man received the collection. In unison the scouts dedicated them selves to the scout oath. MT. Ger man pronounced the scout benedic- tion. The sermon Preparing for Life" was delivered by the pastor Rev. Orin E. Dice. Music was by the Pilgrim choir, with Miss Jean Northrop organist.
 Women Meet Wednesday
 The Wolcott Womens club will meet at the Woodtick chapel We'd nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The meeting will be in charge of Mrs Walter Smith and Mrs. Leland Smith. Tea will be served by Mrs Frank German, and members ot the refreShment committee.
 Charles DeBisschop of Water bury was in charge of the religious meeting of the Young Peoples Com munity club at the Woodtick chapel last night, assisted by Clifford Ger man, chaplain and Lois Bergen pianist. A short business meeting preceded the service at which time plans were completed for the Valen- tine party at the social meeting Sunday night.
 Club members present were James Stamatelon, Anne Rozdilski, Lor- raine German, Mary Roozdilski, May Munson, Robert Snyder, Robert Wilson, Rosemary Goodson, Clifforc German, Joseph Rozdilski, Lois Der gen, Nancy Sugdenis, Rosemary Sugdenis; guests were Harriet Ther- kilsen, Marie Therkilsen, Johr Kruse, Richard Wilson, George Sug- denis, William Boldysh, Charles De- Bisschop and Mrs. c. V. Badger chaperone.
 To Form Orchestra
 A string orchestra is being organ ized under the directio nof Mrs. Eve lyn Herman of Waterbury. Rehear- sals will be held at the Woodtick school Friday afternoons, from 2:3C to 3:3O. If successful, this orchestra will play for graduation exercises in June and for other school activities Instruments used will be the violin tenor banjo, Spanish and Hawaiian guitars. Those trying out for the orchestra are Stella Selenko, Simon Walaitis, Harry Kumansky, Vito Angelone, violins; Kenneth LaDue Walter Garthwait, Ralph Warner Edna Woodin, Edward Warner Hawaiian guitars; and Daniel Jay Spanish guitar.
 The postponed meeting of the Kings Daughters will be held at the home of Mrs. Ear, Tracy on Wood tick road Thursday evening.
 The board of education will meet at the Woodtick school Tuesday eve ming.
 The Wolcott Land Owners asSo- citation will meet at the club room on Brooks Hill Tuesday evening.
 Mrs, Marsden Avery who has beer the oueSt 0f her Son Merland Avery