The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-01
Holy Name Societies
 Aim At City Council
Organization May Be Realized at Meeting Tonight;
 Checker Champ Plays Here Next Monday
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NIrs. R W. Henion-l7S6 rhOmaston Ave.-Tel S-5a62

Waterville, Feb. 1-There will be 8 meeting of the presidents of all Holy Name societies of Waterbury at St. Michaels parish hall tonight at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of forming a Waterbury council of Holy Name societies. The following presidents are expected to attend:
 Edward Phelan of the Blessed Sacrament; V. Mature of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel; Joseph Bowen of St. Patrick's; M. J. Ryle of St. Marga- ret's; Edward Goggin of St Fran cis; Michael Rossi of Our Lady of Lourdes; Patrick Clark of Sacred Heart; Joseph Candy of SS. Peter and Paul; Thomas Foley Of St. Thomas; John Foley of the Immac- ulate Conception; L. Nardello of St. Lucy's; Peter Romanauskas of St. Joseph's; Thomas Dwyer of St. John of the Cross of Middlebury Patrick F, Shea of St. Michaels.
 Representatives will also be pres ent from St. Ann's and St. Cecilla $ church, Washington Hill Earbenders and Royal Neighbors.
 This meeting will include election of officers and election of com mittees.
 A very successful entertainment sponsored by St, Michaers Holy Name society was held Monday night at the parish hall. Moving pictures were shown which mcluo- ed navy maneuvers at sea; the Louis-Mann boxing match; The Hoilihan -Turcotte boxing match; the world series; the Army Navy football game; the Elks clambake and the recent test of the Water bury fire departments new aerial ladder.
 Three boing bouts of three rounds each were staged between Mickey Genaro and Will Pelletier of Watervulle, Sam Craig of Water bury and Tommy Ciarlo of Water bury and Dick Turcotte and Ken Reinhart. James McAree refereed the first bout, Daniel Sullivan refereed the second, and Francis Mulligan the star bout. Patrick Shea was announcer, Robert Cos grin time keeper and Fred La- Chance, chief second.
 This was the first in a series of Moday night entertainments plan ned by the Holy Name society.
 Next Monday night Marty o. Brien, champion checker player of Waterbury, will be the guest of St. M.chael's Holy Name society and win play l2 games of checkers with l2 different opponents at the same time. This match will be open to anyone in Waterville.
 Card Party
 There will be @ special meeting Of s.. Michaels Holy Name society next Monday night, to form com nittees and make plans for the neat card party, March 10. All members are requested to be on hand at 7:30 o'clock.
 Edward Gagain of Homer street, who Is @ patient at St. Mary's hospital. is improving, and 1t Is expected he will return home in about week.
 Sergt. Major George Socks" De- laney of Thomaston avenue and John Way of Waterbury. visited at the worlds fair grounds in New York Sunday.
 A regular monthly business meet Ing of the Fairmount community club will take place tonight at 8 o'clock at the club rooms on Es- sex avenue. Edward Rahn will pre- side and plans will be mode for the annual birthday dinner, which will be held sometime during the month of March.
 Members of Everyman's Bible class are planning to attend the monthly meeting of the Waterbury Federation of Mems Bible classes tonight at the First Baptist church in Waterbury, wil meet at Grace Methodist church at 7:30p. m. where transportation will be furnished.
 Entertainment Tomorrow
 The program has been completed for the entertainment to be pre- sented tomorrow evening by Casper S. Davis, American Legion Junior auxiliary in Sprague school gym, It will be as follows:
 Dance-Theresa Dubey; panto- mine-"The Girl Who Used Her Wits" Carol Hoadley, Eleanor Di Blasi, Gertrude DiBlasi, Betty Ath- erton, Shirley Cook; Doll dance IS EPILEPSY INHERITED?
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