The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-12

christ, Mrs. Ivan Alderman, Mrs, Lucy Gregory, Mrs. Harold Ander~ son, Mrs. Leo LeClair, Mrs. Esther Metzler, Marcella Neverdauski Alice Marie Gamachi, Gladys Medhurst, Victoria Gelbogis, Edith Collels, Isabella Shurmaitis. Emily Fratan- gelo, Hedwig Kornacki, Harriet Mariman, Irene Davidson, Ernestine Cannon, Mary Burns, Shirley Von Tobel, Betty Horgan, Mary Morgan, Claire Garner, Florence Thorne, Helen Carter, Laura Everett and Ellen Anderson.
 Red Cross Drive For Funds
 The local drive for funds for tho American Red Cross started yestex. day and ends Thanksgiving Day.
 Canvassers have been selected, and arrangements made to give ev- eryone in Oakville chance to con- tribute.
 One dollar or more per person qualities individuals for membership and smaller amounts are very well come as contributions to a splendid cause.
 One half of the money collected stays in town and is spent for worthy causes.
 In 1885, this district contributed the largest amount in recent years namely $1,800.70. In 1036, the total raised was $1,628.59, and in 1897 amounted to $1,51900.
 The names of canvassers are all- nounced as follows: Chairman, Ar- thur Hickox: Red Cross official workers: Bernard Marcoux, business place from Oakville Company to Smiths Shop.
 Mrs. Emile Bussemey, Bucking- ham street, Hungerford avenue and Sunnyside avenue.
 Mrs. Raymond Beach, Ball Farm road, and Coulter street.
 Mrs. Fred Lafage, Hillside avenue. Joseph Thompson, Falls avenue.
 Miss Esther Ericson, Stanley ave- nue.
 Mrs. Fred Mason and Mrs. Thomas Gibbons, Ridgeway, How- land, Bushnell avenue, Fairview avenue, Franklin street. | Irene Bussemey, Main street. | Mrs. Anthony Monterose, Davis street and Colonial street.
 Miss Margaret FugheSe, Pullen avenue, Spring Hill, Bamford, and Mt. Vernon streets.
 Miss Mary Martin. Park avenue.
 Mrs. Gus Reichenbach, Morrow and Merrimac streets.
 Mrs. Edward Sprano, Won Orman and Manila streets.
 Mrs. Florence Schrier, East Sum- lnyside avenue.
 Miss Alvera Zuraitis, Lilac avenue,
 Miss Lillian Germano, Tower road.
 Mrs. Jay Andrews, Henry street, and lower Riverside.
 Miss Sophie Kolpa, Eddy street, Tucker avenue, Tarbell avenue.
 Miss Nellie Gillis, Camp street.
 Mrs. Armand Richards, French street, upper Buckingham street.
 Mrs. P. Cavanaugh, Cottage place.
 Mrs. Herman Turrell, Maple ave- nue, and The Glen.
 Sunday Church Services
 At St. Mary Magdalen's Church Rev. Thomas McGarry, pastor, Masses will be at 7:30, 800 and 10:30 o'clock. There will be 9:O0 o'clock mass held in the basement of the church followed by Church school.
 At the All Saints Church Rev. Edward R. Merrill, rector. Holy Communion at 800 o'clock. Morning worship with sermon at II o'clock. The Young Peoples Fellowship So- ciety will meet in the evening at the Church hall.
 At the Union Congregational Church-Rev. Oscar Locket, pastor. Church school at 9:30. Morning worship with sermon at 10:45 o'clock We Are Brethren" is the worship meditation. Lest We Forget" is the Junior message.
 Business meeting of the Church at the close of the worship.
 The Pilgrim Fellowship Society will meet in the evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 The Christian Endeavor Society will meet at 7:30 o'clock. There will be debate on the subject "Resolv- ed that . Democratic government is more desirable than 8 dictator ship.
 The young people from Beacon Falls Congregational Church will be guests of this society.
 CASH LOANS-Up to $500. Privacy assured. Rate of Int. 39s monthly on unpaid principal not exceeding $100. and 2% on any remainder. Personal Finance Go. of Water bury. 199 Bank St. Tel. S-S1O3. Lie. No. 166.