The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-15
Day Nursery Given
 Valentine Baskets
LerlOns Junior Auxiliary Also Finishes 43 Ceophane
 Packages Filled With Homemade Candy
WATERVlLLE AFrs R. w. HsnlOn--i7ss Thomas,On Avs.-TeL s-Ste2

and Mrs. Leslie Matthews, firse vice president of the Connecticut Con- gress of Parent-Teacher associations was the speaker. Mrs. Matthews chose as her subject: "Through the Years. A luncheon was served, un- der the direction of Mrs Perry White, and candles on the birthday cake were lighted with a most impressive ceremony. There were 42 candles representing each year that the Par ent-Teacher association has been organized. The candles were light ed by officers of the local unit, to- lgether with Mrs, Matthews.
 Music was included in the af- ternoon's program, with vocal solos being rendered by Mrs. Jesse Bur ton of Bunker Hill, accompanied by Mrs. Russell de Baum, also of Bun- ker Hill.
 Mrs. Frederick Hoadley, was in charge of the program.
 The fourth annual district broad- cast of the Methodist church will take place this afternoon from to o'clock over station WE'LL. Dr. Lloyd r. Morley, district superin- tendent will be the speaker.
 Mrs. Arthur Twelves, of Thomas ton avenue, will hold open house for anyone wishing to hear this broadcast. Those listening to the program in their own homes, arc requested to contact Mrs. Twelves, by 3:20, who will call headquarters, and the entire number will be mem toned over the radio, before the close of the broadcast.
 Thursday evening, the Grace Methodist church will have a fel- lowship supper, followed by an ad- dress by Dr. Morley, who will also show pictures of "The Church of All Nations"
 Mrs, Twelves, will be chairlady of the supper committee, and will be assisted by other members of the Ladies' Aid society.
 Social Farley
 The Junior Auxiliary of the Cas- per s. Davis, American Legion will hold e social meeting Friday night, February l7th. at the home of Dor- othy and Betty Atherton on Essex avenue.
 A valentine party for the Girl Scout Troop No. 27, will be held on Thursday afternoon, following school in the Sprague school gymnasium. There will be e valentine box, games and refreshments of ice cream and cookies. Mrs. Sidney Henchel will be in charge.
 Pastor Guest
 Rev. Dr. John 0. Walker, pastor of the Second Congregational church of Waterbury, was the guest speaker at the meeting of the Every mans Bible class, Sunday morning ct tho Grace eMthodist church. The subject of Dr. Walkers address was, My Father, and he told of the life of his father, who had recently passed away. He described him as being 0 man of such fine qualities, and although in poor health for 0 great many years, always was c cheerful person and ono who added greatly to the environment in which he lived.
 At the regular meeting of the Bible Glass for Sunday, February 18th, Former Presidents Day will Dc observed. and the speaker will be Charles Sutherland. president of the Passion Players, Former presidents of the class, and the years in which they presided are as follows:
 Roy Ferris-ie23-i
 James Couch-io2b-i027.
 John Jaeger-ie27-ie28.
 Samuel Buteher-i928. 8.io2o,
 Benjamin Johnson-ie2e-
 John II. TweiveS-ie30-ie34.
 Howard drilley-ie34.ie30.
 Vincent Leonard-io3G- i037.
 Carl FToelich-ie37..
 Louis Edwin Granger, passed away ct his home. i48 Colonial ave- nue, yesterday morning, following c long illness. He was born on April ', 1858, in dovernorsdaie, Connecti- cut. the son Of George and Harriet