The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-19

will be held tomorrow morning at 8:3O from the Mccarthy funeral home on Cedar street to St. Mary's church at g o'clock where solemn high mass of requiem will be cele- brated. Burial will be in St. James cemetery.
 To Seat Officers
 Officers of the Salem Lutheran church, elected last night at the annual meeting of the church in the church hall, will be installed at the a. m. service Sunday. Eldon RohS was chosen deacon for three years; Gunnard Anderson and Eric Gabrielson were reelected deacons for three years: Gustav Gisslander was elected clerk; I. V. Olson and Arthur Lorentzson were again chosen trustees for three years; Robert Anderson was elected an auditor for a three-year period and Gustav Anderson was selected as auditor for one year and Emil and Conrad Rohs were elected as the approval committee.
 Gunnard Anderson was named mailing clerk and J. Victor RohS was reelected organist. Reports showed the church had a fine year spirit ually and financially. A feature was the disbanding of the building com- mittee which has had charge of the church since 1t was remodeled and this task was turned over to the trustees. Victor Peterson chairman of the building committee, and his aides were thanked for their Suc- ceSsful work.
 J. Victor RohS was chosen the delegate to the Hartford district meeting on Feb. IS in Branford and John Gisslander was appointed alternate. MT. Gisslander was se- lected delegate to the New Eng land conference to be held here in April and I. v. Olson was named alternate. Adolph Nelson was elect ed delegate to the Augustana Synod conference to be held in June in Brooklyn, N. Y, and Joseph Carl son is to be the alternate.
 Committees Chosen
 Committees named were: Music board, Robert Anderson, Gustav Gisslander, Victor Rohs, Mrs. Will liam R. Frendberg and Mrs. Herbert Bohlin; decorating committee: Jo- seph Prick, chairman, Miss Julia Anderson, Mrs. Victor Olson, Miss Ellen Anderson, Miss Hilda Thomp- son, Mrs. Gottfrid Siequist, Willis Peterson, J. Emil Anderson, Ernest Johnson, Amer Svenson and Victor Olson; ushers, Wallace Johnson, chairman; Elmer Sanford, Arthur Pearson, Edward Gerber, Almer Svenson, Henry Johnson, Arthur Nelson, Burton Lundin, Gustav Gisslander, H. Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Ragnar Anderson, Miles Berry and Eric Johnson.
 The board of administration was authorized to name committees to have charge of the New England conference here and these commit tees will name members of the sub- committees. It was decided that del- egates to the various conferences will report to the congregation within two Sundays of the date of the sessions. The board of admin istrationf was given management of the anniversary books which has been carried on by Gustav GiSSlan- der. The budget, presented by Vic- tor N. Peterson, was adopted. Rob- ert Anderson, Clayton Siequist and Arthur Pearson were tellers at the meeting.
 Reports were given as follows: Pastoral, Rev. William R. Frend- berg; approval committee, Carl Thompson; treasurer, Victor N. Peterson in the absence of Ado1ph Nelson; building fund finance com mittee, Hiding Olson; auditor, Carl w. Thompson; trustee, V. N. Peter son; music, Mrs. Arthur Pearson; Sunday school. Conrad Rohs; ush- CTS, Wallace Johnson; spring con- ference, I. V. Olson; decorating com mittee, Victor Olson; Bible class, Eldon RohS.
 Supper Tonight
 An excellent program will be given at the Fellowship supper at the Methodist church tonight. The principal speaker of the evening is Rev. Peter Ahwah Lee. of China and of Yale Divinity school. Three reels of movies will be shown by Lyle Shaner. Music and singing will be directed by Carl Weyh. assisted at the piano by Mrs. Raymond Paul. The chair will sing at least one number.
 The ladies who are helping pre- pare and serve the covered dish supper are: Mrs. James MacNamee, Mrs. F. Fulmer, Mrs. w. Umlauf, Mrs. A. Mcclellan and Mrs. w. White in charge of the kitchen and Mrs. w. K. Birdsall, Mrs. H. Heacock. Mrs. J. Lowell and the young ladies of the Epworth league. A half hour of games at 5:30 will precede the supper. All members of the families are urged to attend, children as well as adults.
 Following the supper program the choir will practice at the Hillside church in preparation for singing there next Sunday, when the min- isters of the two churches wtIl ex- change pulpits.
 The anniversary committee of the official board will also meet after