The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03
CYO COMPLETE
 PLANS FOR RIDE
st. Johns Members Set October 30 for Event;
 Cora Rice HOnOred
WATERFOWL Correspondent: Mary CosgrOVe
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WatertoWn, oct. 3.-The c. Y. O. held their weekly meeting Tuesday evening in St. Johns school hall They are planning a hayride for Wednesday, October 30. The ways and means committee appointed at the meeting consists of: Madeline Campbell, Tom Lorenz, Tom Never dalski anud Tom Rawlinson, Peggy Campbell and Evette Collins.
 The Ladies Auxiliary of Christ church met Wednesday afternoon in the guild room. A regular business meeting was held followed by cleo tion of officers. Those elected were: President, Mrs. Harry Bronson, vice. president, Mrs. Thomas S. Cline, secretary, Mrs. Robert Belfit; treas urer, Mrs. Otto Zweibel. A rummage sale is being planned for October 24. Following the meeting, Mrs. Cline served tea at the rectory. The next meeting will be held Nov. 4.
 The Women's Christian Service of the Methodist church met Wednes- day afternoon. A candlelight Ser- vice was held fer installation of of ficers by MT. Wilcock. A business meeting was held and it was planned to hold the annual sale and sup per November 20. Next Wednesday members are requested to meet at the church at 2:30 to sew.
 The officers installed are: Mrs. B. P. Hudson, president; vice presi- dents, Mrs. William Branch, pro- gram; Mrs. Raymond Black; charge of Christian Social activities: Mrs. Birdsey Skilton, Missionary educa- tion and service; recording secre- taTy, Mrs. James Upton, cores bonding secretary, Mrs. E. J. Bar low and treasurer, Mrs. Herbert Evans.
 All Elections
 The All Club held election of officers Wednesday afternoon Presi- dent. Cora Rice; vice president and treasurer, Joan Sullivan, secretary, Shirey Mosely; reporter. Shirley Rice: assistant leader, Ann Reinhold.
 New books received at the library follow:
 Rental Books: Sad Cypress Chris tie); MT. and Mrs. Meigss (Colsbett}; Valley of the Hun (Kelland); Beau tiful Women (Kerr); Out of the Fog ulincoln); Hillbilly Doctor (Seif- ert); Grafted Twig (Starkey); New England Year (FolletD.
 Non-fiction: Country Editor (HoughD; This is Wendell Willkie (Willkie); Challenge to Liberty (Hoover); Very Foreign Affairs (Scanlon); Idle Money Idle Men (Chase); Pictorial History of the C0nstiption and the Supreme Court of the U. s. (Proctor); She's Off to College (Alsop and McBride); So You're Going to College (Lovejoy) I Canada: Americas Problem (Mac- Cormac); Big River to Cross (Bur- manl; Hawkeyes (Stong); Strange Lives of One Man (Culbertson); Why England Slept CKennedy); Propaganda for War (Peterson).
 ChiIdren's Books
 Wisp (Adams); Juniper Farm (Bazin); Shadow of the Crown (Bol- toni: Lupe Goes to School (Brann); Nanette of the Wooden Shoes (Brann); Nicolina (Brann): Yam ard His Island (Brann); Sword of the wilderness (Coatsworth); Boy in Eirinn (Colum); Shawl With Sil- yer Bells (Crew); Little Maid of Quebec (Curtis); Book for Jenni- ler kDalgliesh); Honor of Dunmore (uanieD; Shadow of the Sword (Daniel); Henner's Lydia (De An- 3eli}: Vengeance of Flu Chang (Is0Mard); Bringing Up Rallies li<1f.aSon)s Lost Lagoon (SperTy) :: 1.ctf<t Of the Lodge (Streatfield); o|tIe Dumps, and Tot (Pyrnelle): .1||sE Eaify Book (Byrde): Jubi- |Es ffl8Nis) Fairy Tales Everyone s1bH|1 Know tTWeed. ed); Young tneslca's Music te) vols. eWeir,