The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-19
DR. LLOYD MORLEY
 TO PRESIDE HERE
District Superintendent Is Coming to Methodist
 Episcopal Session
WATER RTOWN
Correspondent: Mary COSgrOVe
 Phone 875

WatertoWn, January 19. - The annual meeting of the Watertown Methodist Episcopal church, known as the Quarterly Conference, will be held at the church Wednesday evening, February 16. This will start with supper at 6:30 o'clock. Dr. Lloyd Morley, district superintend- ent,, will preside at the meeting when reports of committees and of- ficers will be received. Dr. Morley will also show some pictures of work in India. All official mem bers with wives or husbands are ex- pected to be present.
 Enjoy Broadcast
 The Methodist High Associates met Sunday evening at 4 o'clock, and during their meeting listenede to the half hour broadcast under the aus pices of the District Youth Coun- cil. This broadcast was in honor of the World Comradeship Fund, to which the local society voted 2 nominal offering. The principal speaker was Dr. George Harley, who has served as medical missionary in Liberia for fifteen years, and is in this country on furlough. Dur ing the past year, Dr. Harley treated an average of seventy-five patients per day in his hospital and dispen- sary.
 Those who were present at this service and broadcast locally were; James Barlow, Virginia Black, Mary Davis. Edward Evans, William Cur tis, Ernest Gladding, Lois Green, Charlotte HickcoX, William Hosking, Eleanor Smith, Paul Smith, B. Jes- sell and MT. Davis. James Barlow, head of the local World Friendship Commission, led the devotional service. Ernest Gladding was in charge of the business session. So- cieties from the entire New Haven District were listening in and CO., operating, in the project.
 Members of Troop 3, Girl Scouts, held a skiing, coasting and tabog- goning party on HickcoX's Hill Monday afternoon. Afterward they were invited to the home of Thelma Dayton, where they were served hot chocolate, sandwiches and cookies. Games were played.
 Those who attended were: Cap- tain Coletta Barrett, Patricia But terfield, Marion Mosely, Peggy Coon, Jeanne Flynn, Catherine DeLand, Mary Hickcox, Carolyn Smith, Flea nor Smith, Charlotte Hickcox, Vir- ginia Caldwell, Jean Peck, Kathleen Coolidge, Lois Green. Shirley Kopp, Virginia Swift, Virginia Black and Thelma Dayton.
 Troop 4, Girl Scouts held their weekly meeting Monday afternoon, Several of the girls studied signal ling, while others went coasting or skiing.
 The Brownie pack held coasting party Monday afternoon during their regular meeting period.
 Conference Held
 The well baby conference was held in the Girls Club rooms of the Con- muntiy House yesterday from 3 to 4::3O D. m. Children who received the first dose of toxoid at the last conference received their second dose yesterday. Mothers whose chil- dren have not received the toXoil and cannot afford to take them to their family physician are asked ro bring them to the conference.
 The past commanders of Leroy G Woodward Post, American Legion, vii lbe guests of the post Thursday evening in the club rooms, Mem bers are asked to note that the meeting will be held on Thursday evening instead of on the regular meeting night.
 Out of town speakers have been invited. A buffet supper will be served. Commander Machines is anxious that a large delegation from the post attend the sixth dis trict meeting of the Legion ill Sharon Wednesday evening.
 Card Party Tonight
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