The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
Ansonia Y Head To
Speak Here Sunday
Joseph NOia to Address Everymans Bible Class;
Parent Teachers Sponsor Christmas Party

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Watervllle, Dec. iS.--Joseph Noia,
secretary Of the YMCA Of Ansonia,
will be the guest speaker on Sum
day, December 18th, at the regular
meeting Of the Everyman's Bible
class of Waterville at Oils a. m, at
the Grace Methodist church.
The meeting will be In charge Of
Of Frederick r. Book, president,
and Charles Probert will lead the
song service. Mr.. Noia has chosen as
the subject Of his talk, Faith, Hope
and Charity" taken from the 18th
chapter Of /. Corinthians. All men
Of Waterville are welcome To at
tend.
A workers meeting Of the Bible
class will take place Monday eve.
ming, December IS at 1850 o'clock,
at the church, when business Of i'm
portance will be discussed.
The Holy Name society OF st.
Michael's church will sponsor Its
weekly bingo party Friday night In
the parish hall. Five special prizes
will be awarded during the evening
and the public Is invited 20 attend.
The committee In charge follows:
Patrick r. Shea, James McAree,
Fred Truelove, John Woidloski,
George Tucker, william Brennan
and william Cregan.
Holy Name Farley
A business meeting Of the Holy
Name society took place Monday
night, with Patrick F. Shea, presi-
dent, In charge, and Thursday eve
ming, January 10, chosen for the
city-wide card tournament, which
the society will present. II is expect
ed several hundred persons will at
tend and, the Holy Name societies
OF the following churches have al
ready signifled their intention Of
taking part: 81. Francis, st. Thorn
as, ST. Margaret's, Blessed Sacra-
ment, Immaculate Conception, St.
Patrick's, ElkS club, Tribune club,
Alderman Peter Grifin's team, the
Washington Hill Earbenders st.,
Johns Of Middlebury, 81. Thomas
Of Thomaston, Sacred Heart, I'M
maculate Conception OF Terryville
and many others.
Games Of "45" bridge, setback
and pinochle will be played and
prizes given. The committee In
charge of arrangements includes:
James McAree, chairman: william
Dunlavey, George Tucker. william
Brennan, James Sullivan and Fred
Truelove.
Plans were made for q group
communion, following the 8 o'clock
mars, Sunday, January 14th, mem
bers Of committee In charge TO be:
John Humphrey, John Dillon and
Alfred Kenney.
arrangements for the January
MEETING were also made Monday
night, and at that time, there will
be O social following the business
session. The evenings entertainment
will feature q card tournament OF
four teams, with twelve men each,
the captains L be, Edward Gagain,
william Dunlavey, Frank Carney
and James Sullivan. Refreshments
will be served, and all men OF st.
Michaels parish are invited 10 at
tend. The committee In charge Of
refreshments has as It's members.
Thomas Kelly, Joseph Lanouette
and John Haggerty.
James Cooney OF Providence, n.
l., and John Moretti Of Cranston,
r. l., spent the weekend with Will
liam Brennan, Jr., OF briggs street.
The young men we're all teammates
during the past summer, when they
played baseball at Olean, New York.
Revue Planned
The business meeting and Christ
mas party OF the Parent Teacher
association, held yesterday after
noon In the Sprague school GYM
nasium, was attended by Mrs. John
Byrnes, Mrs. Russell Anterior, Mrs.
Northrop, Mrs. Ralph Bates, Mrs.
Walter Norman, Mrs. Clifford
Montambault, Mrs. John Fitzgerald,
Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Frank Smith,
Mrs. Arthur Twelves, Mrs. Frank
Wilson, Mrs. Alfred Emmons, Mrs.
Everett Cook, Mrs. Elizabeth Wright
and Mrs. Edward Craw
Mrs. Byrnes, Mrs. Emmons and
Mrs. Bates were named as delegates
to attend the Waterville Commun-
ity council meeting, held last night,
and the association voted TO hold