The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-02
PARISH HELPERS
 TO HOLD PARTY
Event Scheduled Novenl- Der l3- Sunshine Girls
 Convene Tonight
WATER TOWN Cuereupondent: Mary C0sgrove.
 Ph0mo SIS

W0CeTLoWn, OcG. Z.--'TAe country Day School reopened Monday, Sept. 8, for the fall term. The enroll ment for this year follows: Kinder garten, Miss Betty Bartlett, teach CT; Gilly Burnham, Tony, Chase, Douglas FusOnie, Danny Marshal, Bill Mcknight, Evelyn Ann Woods,
 First to Fourth Grades, Florence Porter and Marguerite Strehlau, teachers. Miss Strehlau is an alum na of Akron University and taught in the Little Red School House in New York. The pupils in this divi- sion are: Julia Camp, John Chase, CaSSandra GoSs, Nancy Hunt, Lang Heminway, Michael Johns, Karen Morgan, Thomas McKinny, Win Northrop, Thorn Quea, Francis Sperry, Sally Stear1s, Joe Spalding, Mary Swenson, Sidney Webber and Harlen Upson.
 Two Speakers Secured
 The Missionary Society of the Congregational church will meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The No- vember meeting will be a thank offering. Rev. R. Stanley Kendig of Hartford will be the speaker. The December meeting will have Mrs. R. Webber Simmons of Cornwall for speaker.
 The Fellowship of Christ Church met last evening at the home of Mrs. F. N. Catherman to make plans for supper. An invitation will be extended to all. Those present were: Mrs. John H. Caldwell, MT. and Mrs. John c, Herbst, Jr., Virginia Caldwell, Ann Bronson, Janice Damery, Jane McCleary, John Hay ward, George McCleary and Shirley Caldwell, Mrs. F. N. Catherman.
 Card Party Planned
 The Parish Helpers held their first fall meeting Tuesday evening. Plans were talked about for a card party Wednesday, Nov. 13. Plans to do Red Cross work this winter. Mrs. Ralph Coulter and Mrs. Howard Williams were the hostesses. Those present were: Mrs. Louis Alexander, Miss Helen Atwood, Mrs John Carr, Mrs. Thomas s. Cline, Mrs. Ralph Coulter, Mrs. J. Harry Dame-y, Mrs. Richard Demarest, Mrs. Frank Geoghegan, Mrs. Samuel Howard, Mrs. Harold Magee, Mrs. Franklin Painter, Mrs. Leon Smith. Mrs. Will liam Starr, Mrs. Howard Williams.
 The Seidu Delphian met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Catherman. It was voted to donate $5 to the Bundles for Britain. Plans were made for a card party on Oc- tober 29th. Mrs. Harry Atwood is chairman.
 The first meeting of the Brownie pack will be held Monday at 3:30 at the Methodist church.
 The Lady Hewitt Sunshine Girls will meet at Columbia Hall at 7:30 this evening.
 Many New Books
 The following books have been added to the library: Gold for My Bride, Collins; Anya, Davidman; Fair Advantage, Gray; Through the House Door, Hull; Heavens Door, yard, McIntire; Buddenbrooks, Mann; Preacher on Horseback, Matschat; Mixture as Before, Vaughan: Terror of Peru, Minni- gerode; Vantage Point. Morris; Small Potatoes, Muir; Hill Doctor, Skidmore, Cabbage Holiday, Thorne Geese in the Forum, Watkin; Late Harvest, White. The following have been added to the free collection from the rental: Doorbells, Black; Strawberry Moon, Carew; Problem of the Green Capsule, Carr; Tall Man, Douglas; Lawless Legion, Err mine; Trail Trouble, Ermine; Silver Death, Gibbs; Miracle at Gopher Creek, Hardy; Uncle Lancy for President, Hueston: No, MT. Brown Knevels; Wolves of the Chaparral, Lehman: Ghost on the Balcony, Marfield; Of Human Kindness, Mitchell, Judy, Nachod; SCavalary- man. Sawyer; Murder Is Not Enough, Wells.