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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-12-20
CENTER RADIO PROGRAM
Tri NJ Club to Give
Christmas Dance

T he annual Christmas Dance,
sponsored by the Trim Club, will
be held Wednesday evening, De-
cember 25, at the Roosevelt hotel.
Dancing will begin at 10 Pm. and
music for the affair will be fur
nished by Harry Powell and his
orchestra.
At a meeting held recently in
the h m e of Mrs. Harry Jaffe
plans were formulated and Miss
Edith Berman, dance chairman,
announced tn a t advanced ticket
sales shows that a large crowd is
expected.
The Christmas dance is yearly
event of the Trim Club and is
looked forward to each year,
bringing patrons from nearby
Jacksonville and Georgia cities.
The dance this year will be one
of the most brilliant ever held.
Tickets may be secured from
any member of the club or at the
door.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-12-20
ORLANDO NEWS
CHANUKAH ENTERTAINMENT

CHANUKAH ENTERTAINMENT
Sunday, December goth, is the
date set for the Religious School
Chanukah entertainment. The La
dies Auxiliary is presenting boxes
of candles and candy to the young
sters. The children will exchange
gifts and will send two boxes of
gifts to both the Umatilla Child
ren's Crippled Home and the Lex
ington School for the Deaf. Two
Chanukah plays, lighting of the
candles, magic show, and latkes
will feature the afternoons pro-
gram.
RABBI GUEST SPEAKER
Rabbi Skop was guest speaker
at the Hadassah meeting in Jack
sonville recently. He will conduct
the services in Gainesville on jan
larry 10th for the boys of the Uni
versity of Florida. Rabbi Skop is
continuing his lectures on Jewish
Literature to the classes in rellg-
ion at Rollins College.
MIA
The young men of the YMHA
will conduct the Sabbath Services
in the absence of Rabbi Skop on
January 10th.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-12-20
JACKSONVILLE JEWISH CENTER
THIRD AND SILVER STREETS
pone 306Il RABBI M. D. MARGOLS

The first Chanukah candle
should be kindled Tuesday night.
December oath. In Hebrew School
pupils are being taught the chant
ing OF Chanukah blessing and ira
ditional Chanukah songs. We hope
that all parents will secure the
candles and memorial in order to
observe the ceremony of the
Feast of Lights in the proper spir-
it.
CENTER RADIO PROGRAM
Another Center Radio program
will be broadcast over station
WAX this Sunday afternoon at
1915 o'clock. Rabbi Margolis will
be in charge of the program.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-12-20

.sARBATH SERVICES

II evening at S:15 o'clock the
q win hold a Late Friday
/ service in the synagogue.
4 Morris D. Margolis win con-
the service and deliver the
I'M. The Center Choir will
! appropriate Sabbath melo-
the conclusion of the service
Iention will be held in the au-
inn at which ladies of the
(htezs of Israel will serve as
sses:
bhath services will also be
tomorrow morning at $3.50
Rev. B. Safer officiating. The
= Congregation viii hold a
late service in the Prayer
1 under the supervision of
Is Nimovitz. Billy Schemer,
\ cantor, will officiate and
Kristle will make a summa-
1 the weekly portion of the
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
Prodej kohouta zavinil smrt a
Zraneni 4 muZG.

V Houston, Texas, prodej ko-
houta vedl k hadce, stfelbe a
rvaece, pri n1z byl jeden muz
zastrelen a til poraneni, diva z
Mich vazne.
William H. Slaydon, AZ leta
starry, byl zastrelen z brokov-
nice. Jeho syn Henry, % leta
starry a E. Lilburn Blair, 80 le-
ia starry, utrpeli hluboke rany
nozem. Blairdv otec, II let
starry, byl zasazen broky z bro
kovnice.
serif pravi, Re Henry Stay
don prodal stars1mu Blairovi
kohouta "a Is cent?. Starsl
Slaydon tvrdil, re kohout je je-
no a zadal zan SIS. Stars1 Blair
byl obzalovan z vrazdy. Dru-
ri diva dcastnfci rvacky byli
tez obzalovani z vrazdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
STRELENA.

Lorraine Schultz z Finks-
burg, Carroll okres, nahodne
strelila sc do podbrisi a tezce
Sc zranila. Divka 18 rokd sta
ra chtela odstraniti revolver,
ktery matka mela ma SVEN l1Gz-
ku pod podhlavnikem a scho-
vati tento We skrini, kdyz mat
ka a otec byli v sousedstvi ma
domacf zabave. Pr ~prenaseni
revolveru padla z tohoto rama
a dfvka kriticky zranena.
- Marion w. Hart z Wash
ingtonu nalezen byl mrtvy v
hotelu Lord Baltimore. V ruce
drzel revolver. Strelil 81 kuli
do spanku. Mrtev byl asi IL
hodin neil nalezen byl. V kap
Sc mel jenom trinact cent?.
= Henry B. Smith, farmai
u Towson, zemrel v Union Me
mortal nemocnici. Strelil sc dc
hlavy. V nemocnici tehoz dine
zemrel.
- Josephine Thomas, 28le-
ia re Sykesville, Md, stfelena
byla kuchyni sveho prlbytku.
DIE udanf manzelova otec els.
til rucnici v kuchyni domu,
kdyz z teto padla rama, kterou
dcera trefena byla do leveho
Iramene a nOyh.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
KRADEzE.

neprftomne rodiny vstoupili
do domu George Cameron,
$500 Springlake Way a ukra-
dli z domu Sperky v Gene pre-
sahuj1cf $1.10O.
- Ma stTese domu V 700
blocku N. Durham ulice chy-
cen byl cernoch a wat ma Sc
verovychodn1 policejnf stanici
when jsa re sesti kradez1. Dr.
Fan jest pod zarukou $4,000.
Policista, John O'Keefe, "a
hledl cernocha ma strese domu
V nemz je obchod S kandami.
Vylezl pc zebrfku ma strechu a
chytil cernocha, ktery jiz stall
u svetliku,. jfmz uteci chtel.
z domku jeho sebrano bylo
z rGznych domG r1znych vecl
v Gene pres 5000. Zatcenym
cernochem je Lawrence Jones,
|27lety re 400 blocku N. Dur
ham ulice.
- Ozbrojenym banditou O.
kradena byla v pondelf mali
ltelka hospody v Dundalk O
SIS. Pc prepadu nalezena by
la majitelka, Mary Shipley v
polohysterickem stavu tax, re
nemohla otazky il policii kla-
dene ami zodpov1dati. V dobe
prepadu V hospode ma Dun
dalk a Main avenue krone
majitelky nebyl nikdo.
Muz, jenz 81 porucil, ably
taxicabem zavezen byl ma
Broening Highway, okradl v
pondell ridice taxicabu O asi
$12. Krone penez wal mu i
taxicab a S tfmto ujel. Taxi
cabem dial Sc vezti cd Eastern
avenue u Haven ulice.
- TTemi cernosskymi ban
dity napaden byl v patek liker-
nj obchod {. sol N. Gay ulice
a okradena o $135. V dobe pre-
padu v obchodu byl MATTEL, AZ
lety Abraham Newman, jeho
manzelka a diva ziznivi. Ban
dite zastrasili je revolverem.
Penize ukradli z cash-registru.
= V obchodu v 900 blocku
N. Chester ulice cernoch napa-
oil v patek klerkyni v obchodu,
Betsy Goodman. z obchodu
ukradl SGT.
Byvaly postovni klerk,
jenz behem osmi rokn ukradl
z postovnich poukazek ma $40
900, ale z techto "a hotove
zmenil jenom $165, zavren byl
v patek v zalafi pc urceni po-
kut v obnosu $4,000. Jmeno
klerka je Herbert S. Wright.
Postovhf poukazky byly ukra-
deny z postovnfho 1fadu v
Postalandville We statu New
Yorku, kde Wright byl kler-
KEN do 1nora. V patek zatcen
byl v hotelu ma Mount Royal
avenue pc stihanf jej z New
Yorku do George a odtud zpet
do New Yorku. Dopaden byl
V Baltimore. Ma 1strednf sta
nici Wright doznal: "Ano, jme
no me jest Wright. Jsem rad,
re vse jiz je tohovo." V. Bal
timore cd unora pracoval We
velkoobchode.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
OHNEM ZNICEN MOST
B.. & O. DRAHY.

Deset kumpanif hasicn bojo-
valo pres tri hodiny v pond6li
prot ohni, ktery radil ma mos
te B. & 0. drahy, 500 stop dlou
hem ma Dundalk avenue. Ohen
ash zavinen byl padem rozpale-
neho uhlu z okomotivy. Pla-
meny rozdmychovany byly
prudkym vetrem, jenz v pom
deli radil. Dev6t osob nuceno
bylo prchnouti z domG svych,
kdyz proti MIN plameny We
trem hnany byly cd mostu.
Most jest z ocele. Prepfna do
l1k jizne cd Holabird avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29

Ponevac byl opilym v dobe
sluzby a vzdalen z distriktu je-
mu svereneho, policejnf straz-
mix, Frank Crash, propulsion
byl v pondeli re sluzby. We
sluzbe byl Pc 10 rokn. Ser
geant severovychodni STANCE,
Elmer J. Collins, nalezl Orashe
spfciho v zidli v hasicske stani-
CT vzdalene asi 10 block1 cd
mist jeho sluzby. Pr vyslechu
Crash tvrdil, re pill jenom til
"drinky" z lahve, kterou mu
nekdo dial, re byl unaven a O.
spaly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
10 poraneno pri vybuchu.

V Dover, N. j., diva muzove
z armadn1ho arsenalu utrpeli
zraneni pri vybuchu nadoby S
5 librami tetrylu, prachu o
prudke. vybusnosti, uzlvaneho
k plnenf nabojnic. Plukovnik
A. S. Boyer, ktery ma dozor ma
oddeleni k plnenf nabojnic,
pravil, re explose byla nahod-
ma a re k nj doslo, kdyz byl
prach lisovan do kulicek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
TAX telnata, re byla nebezpe
cIyn.

TAX tslnata, re byla nebezpe.
elm.
Vykonny odbor v New Yor.
ku chysta sc ku poslanl ucitel.
ky do pense, 275 liber t6zke
vdane ucitelky, jez, jak pravi
president odboru, Marshall,
jest "nebezpecfm v dobe O.
hne".
zena tato jest 81 rok1 stara,
ucitelkou jest Cd roku 1906,
sluzne JEFF rocne obnasi $500
Ucitelka ma stuhla kolena,
chodf s pomoc1 hole a nemGze
ohybati radne rukou. Pc dobu
sve 331Alete sluzbe ucitelske
vzdalena byla 1856 dn1 - asi
dohromady osm rok1 - a cas-
tecne nepr1tomna We skole 724
krate.
"Osoba, jez nemdze choditi
a DAFT ma sebe kabat bez pomo-
ci, je nebezpecfm v dobe O.
hne," rekl president. 'Snadno
by mohla omeziti vychod re
skoly v dobe ohne."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
HLEDA Sc

Muzsky Prodavac s vlastnim
truckem, zkuseny v prodeji
Observation-Disclosures v Baltimore
a v predmestich.
Dobra pr1lezitost pro muze
~zajistiti 81 staly obvod (route)
a vybudovati 81 vynosny OBJ
chod.-
Pravym muzem by byl asi
ten, ktery Sc zabyval prodejem
chleba, mleka, potravin, sodo.
vek nebo kolack6.
$500 tydne Dude Yam "a.
placeno pTedem jake vypomoc
abyste mohl zapociti Vasi route
Udejte jmeno, adresu, start
jaky truck vlastnite, a zkuse.
most v prodavanf (cfslo telefo.
nu) do Telegraph, 843 N. Wa.
shington St., Box 600.
Vase zpravy budou zacho.
vany v dGvernosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
AUTOMOBILY.

- Pr prechazenf Washing
ton Boulevard srazen byl v ne
deli dvema automobily Ger
noch, 38lety Otis Copeland a
zranen osudne. V brzku zem-
rel ma miste nestesti. Cernoch
I'll We 1000 blocku N. Gay ul.
= Do pondeli skoro 80 pro-
cent a~utomobilist1 opomenulo
platiti ~automobilove dane, jez
zaplaceny byti must pred PRIV
MIN dubnem.
- Pfedn1 strana grocerniho
obchodu, {. $40 FRESHMAN uli-
&c, rozbita byla a grocerie roz-
hazena pc ulici, kdyz v ponde-
Ii casne z rama automobil z uli-
&c vjel ma chodnfk a pax vsf ST.
lou narazil ma predek domu.
Automobil f1dil Harry Fender,
cernoch. Nehodu omlouval
tim, re pri vyhybanf Sc jinemu
automobile, jeho dostal Sc z
JenO KOnCrOly a VraZ1l 90 OO-
chodu. Barney Grossman, ma
jitel obchodu, udal, re predek
domu prave byl opraven, kdyz
v tydnu pred tim jiny automo-
bill narazem jej poskodil.
- Anna M. Ref z Essex
podlehla v pondeli v Mestskych
nemocnicich zraneni, jez auto
mobilem utrpela pred mesicem
Byla zranena automobilem H.
Wislona Wheeler pr precha-
zenl Eastern avenue.
- Clarence Poehler, sale
temu, pferazena byla noha au-
tomobilem, kdyz pTechazel
Caroline ulici pred nemocnici
sv. Josefa. Automobil Tfdil AZ
Lefty Harry Hoffman.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY
" E

Pristf utery, dine 2. dubna v
kr1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych v Carlins Arena v hlav-
MIN zapase Lew Plummer ut
ka Sc S Golden Terror. Zapas
tento urcen ma dobu jedne po-
razky.
Mimo tohoto zapasu ma pro-
gramu budou jeste A jine "a
pasy. Zacatek $3.50 vecer.
Zeny v prGvodu muze mali
vstup volny jenom v (ring side
sedadlech).
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29

V okoli Liptovskeho Hrad-
ku obchaz1 neznamy muz sired
nfho veku, jenz Sc vzdy neko-
no vypta ma nemocne v obci a
pax je obchaz1 dim cd domu.
Vydava Sc "a lekare z Gravy a
prohlfzf nemocne, jimz necha-
va RUNE "leky", jez nosl s Sc
bou, "a vysoke ceny. Zvlastni
pozornost venuje nemocnym
zenam. Ma zaklade nekolika
udanf pc mem nynf patra cetni-
ctvo ma zaklade popisu, udane-
no postizenymi vesnicany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29

James Strine, 17lety z Ar
butus, dan byl do osetrovanf v
Johns Hopkins nemocnici pc
stTelen1 do list. Hoch s nekoli-
ka druhy byl v garazi ma Ma
pie avenue, kde prohl1zeli 81
zbran6 a jak Sc jich uzfva. Je-
den z Mich nam1fil zbran a sire
lii. Kule vlet6la Jamesovi do
1st. V nemocnici mu vynata
byla. Zaryla sc pod uchem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
Matka.

Do Warren Park verejne sko-
ly V Chicago pTisla Helena Vie
sova a dial ucitelce, Elizabeth
Wieland, nekolik pohlavkd
pred celou skolou, kricic pri
tom, re nenecha jejlho George
otloukat. Jest nynf zalovana
ma $4,000 odskodneho "a po-
hanu pred zaky il zpdsobenou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
CZECH DO
ANCLICKE KORPORACE.

Ku rfzenf propagandy an
glickou korporac1 We valecnem
nynejsim tahu zjednan byl
Karel stepanek, Cesky herec z
movies, jenz SWIM casem pra-
coval jake herec v nemeckych
pohyblivych obrazclch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
Matka doznala upaleni ditka.

V Mt. Clements, Mich, uvez
Mill Vivian Mathewsovou, 38le-
tou, matku til deti, kdyz Sc
byla priznala k upalenf sveho
osm tydn1 stareho synacka,
Howarda, v kuchynskych kan
mech, "ponevadz s MIN bylo
mnoho prace". Jejl manzel,
43lety, zamestnany v automo-
bilovem zavode, rekl policii, re
Mathewsova byla v lekarskem
osetfovanf pc nejaky cas- a ne
kolikrate hrozila ubliziti de-
tenn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
Wolfe 1868

3O7 S. Ann st. - 8 poschodf
8 svet. a koup. Pekne okolf.
1919 E. Pratt st. - 8 poschodf
8 svetnic, byty.
Patterson Park Av. - 3 pos.
II ~svetnic, 2 koupelny, to-
pen1 horkou vodou. Byty.
Dobra investice.
918 S. Robinson st. - 2 pos.
6 svetnic, 2 byty.
1912 N. Chester st. - 2 pos.
6 %svetnic, koupelna, topeni
horkou vodou.
1905 Lansing Ave. - Prazdny
6 svetnic, koupelna, topenf.
Cena $3.50.
&c S. Collington Av. 2 poschodi
6 svet., koup. top. hor. vodou
253 S. REGISTER ST. - svetnic
2 byty. $780,
251O E. jefferson St.-Rohovy
dun, Ma prodej neb ma rent
1924 E. Hoffman St.-6 svetnic
koupelna. Zavdavek $3.50
3O06 DuBoise Ave., Parkville
Novy, 5 svetnic bungalow.
1920 Essex ST. - 2 poschod1
6 svetnic, v dobrem poradku
1927 n. Montford Avenue
2 poschodf, 6 svetnic, koup.
Zavdavek pouze $3.50
1913 S. Chester St.-3 poschodi
8 %svetnic, koupelna, byty.
PELCZAR
Real Estate & Insurance
1888 EASTERN AVENUE
WOLFE $3.50
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29

HLEDAJf Sc obuvnicti
spravkari pro Batovy prodej-
ny. Haste Sc primo v prodej-
ne ma E. Monument st. v elsie
1924.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29

HLEDAM zarfzeny byt O 3
mlstnostech s kuchynl a kou-
pelnou. Dynamite cenu "a IT,
den neb m6s1c. Nabldky "a
slete ma Telegraf, Box 700, 843
N. Washington st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
Maly OZnalnOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
FOR SALE

PRIJMU jednoho neb diva
muze ma byt a straw. K dop-
tanl 921 N. Bradford st.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-12
BOARD FAVORS
 CUT IN WAGES
New Clerk-InspectOr to Start for More Modest
 Pay Than Predecessor

Sentiment among members of the board of public welfare favors a sharp reduction in the $2,750 salary listed in the budget for the posi- ton of clerk rk-investigator, 1t was learned today. The post is now vacant, the former incumbent, Mar tin F. Hayden, having been elected superintendent of the welfare de- partment week ago.
 The new clerk, expected to be chosen by the board at its meeting next week, will probably receive salary considerably less than $2,750 a year. The pay may be reduced to $2,000 or even $1,500.
 It is pointed out that the pay ment of $2,750 to MT. Hayden took into consideration the fact that he had been with the welfare depart lment for IS years, that he had wide experience, was thoroughly familiar with the departments problems, and aided considerably in the perform ance of administrative duties.
 The salary reduction, if voted, will mean a saving for the city for the remainder of the year. The saving would undoubtedly be earmarked for application later in the year to a possible welfare department deficit. The department had a heavy oper- ating deficit last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-12
PEARL ST. GROUP MEETING TODAY.
NeighbOrhOOd House Exe- cutiye Committee COn-
 venes; BabsOn Talks

The executive committee of the Pearl Street Neighborhood House met this morning ct 10:15 o'clock for the regular monthly session. Mir Orton Camp presided.
 David Babscr, executive of the Boy Scouts, spoke at a meeting of the Waterbury Group Work Study club yesterday at the Neighborhoo House. He described the aims of the scouts and how they are carried out
 Others attending were Henry Don. ahue, assistant scout executive: John Ward of the Boys club; Mrs. Leila T. Alexander of the Pearl Street House; Calvin Martin, Wal ter Mains and Thomas Smith of the Y. M. c. A.
 The committee decided to attend series of lectures in Hartford and Bridgeport on personal conduct, the first of which will be held March 29 with Dr. R. Kennedy, of Yale, as speaker.
 Mrs. Leila T. Alexander, of the Pearl street house, spoke on the problems of the negro in Connecti- cut Sunday. Rev. B. K. Anthony, pastor of the Congregational church where the ceEsion was held, presided. Rev. David J. Holmes, former Wa terburian and now pastor of St, Stephens AME Zion church, also spoke.
 The program includes selections by the Melody Girl Quartet of this city which includes Mrs. Mabel Ward, Mrs. D. Sturtevant, Mrs. Pauline Watts, and Mrs. Rose San- ders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-12
SPEAKING CLASS
 ATTENDS DINNER
YMCA Scene of 'Gradua. ton Exercises Miss Mar.
 ron, Postmaster

Members of the Monday evening public speaking class of the Y. M. O. A, who recently completed their course, enjoyed dinner lat night. Each of the members was called or, for Q few remarks in the form of a toast.
 Miss Frances Marron served as toastmater. Miss Mary Louise Mar tin, director of the course, awarded the diploma
 Tribute to Miss Martins work was voiced by the members of the class It was voted not to have the group disband but to meet again in two weeks and make plans for contin- uing as 8 social organization.
 Piano selections during the dinner were played by Miss Elizabeth Mc0ivney.
 The toasts given by each mem- Der were: Speech of welcome, by Francis Kelly; Universal Lan. guage" by Dorothy Brenneis; "Op- portunity" by Helen Kluge; Glass Diagnosis" by Mary Mulcahy; "Class will" by Walter Mulcrofle.
 "Oiass Reunion of 1860" by Lou ise Mulhall; "You are Never Through Until You Are Finished by Mrs. Earl Blanchard; "Happi- ness" by Helen Bartsch; Glass History" by Mary Schmidt; "Elbert Hubbard" by Lillian Whitaker; Random Thought" by Donna Plat "Class Motto" by Harold Healy.
 "Unpreparedness" by Willia m Shiel; ''The Census Man will Gel You Yet" by Albert Reher: Mar. ian Anderson" by Esther Mccarthy; Political Ideas" by Stanley Lusas and "valedictory" by Anna Skehan
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-12
SCHUBERT TO BE MUSIC SUBJECT
Learning-tO-Listen Class Will Hear Symphony
 No. ' in C

The concert portion of this eve- ning's Learning g-to-Listen" music class will be devoted to Franz echu- bert's Symphony No. 2 in c. schu- bert's great melodic gift is keenly felt in the exubeFant spirit of this work. which was not only his last, but in some respects, his greatest work in the symphonic form.
 This evenings class will also study the principle of design in music and special attention will be gwen to the sonata form.
 Tomorrow evening. Rimsky.K .Korsa- koW's "Geheherade sulte' viii be performed at the Pops" concert, scheduled for T:90.
 In addition to these musical ace tlvitIes. the directors Of tho Learn. ing -to-Listenv music course, Walden Trlmble and Miss paulelte WOluzin. gre pleased to announce a new begln- nerg series in the intelligent study of music from tho iisteneFg point Of view. The new course starts next
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-12
HOLY NAME PLANS
 CARD TOURNAMENT
Lourdes to Invite TOrring- ton St. Peters to COml-
 petition Here

q ?.
 Plans were made to hold a pin- ochle tournament with the Holy Name Societies of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, St. Lucy's and St. Peters of Torring- ton at . meeting of the Holy Name Chapter of the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes last evening in the par- ish hall on South Main street.
 The first of a series of round table discussions were held last night with Rev. Rocco Nadile as conference chairman. The members were very responsive in asking ques- tions and expressing their opinions on the subject which was The Church and Labor"
 The public speaking club of the society will hold their first session next Monday evening in the parish hall under the direction of Armand N. Errlchetti.
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Legion Women Plan
 Dinner In Norwich
NaiionaI VlcePresident to Be Guest of Honor Bible
 Classes to Hold Communion Breakfast Sunday
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 Waterville, March 12. - A rnonth- Iy business meeting of the Casper s. Davis, American Legion Auxiliary, was held recently at Fraternity Hall with Mrs. May Smith presiding. Routine business was discussed and mention made of a testimonial din- ier and dance. Saturday, April 13, at Norwich Inn, Norwich, for the National vice-president of the East er1 Division, Mrs. Helen Gilbert of Norwich, also the National vice commander of the American Legion. There will be tea and reception in the afternoon for Mrs. Gilbert and the possibility of sending a repre- sentative from the local Auxiliary was not definitely decided.
 Refreshments were served aS the close of the meeting by Mrs. Everett Cook, unit activities chalrlady.
 The American Legion Second District monthly meeting will take place tomorrow evening at S:30 o'clock, at the high school auditori- uni on Pleasant street, Meriden. Members of the local auxiliary plan to attend.
 "A holy communion service will be held Sunday morning at 8 o'clock, at the Second Congregational Church in Waterbury, sponsored by the Wa terbury Federation of Mems Bible Glasses.
 Rev. pr. John 0. Walker will of- ficlate, assisted in serving com- Intinion, by Rev. Dr. Charles s. Robertson and Rev. Dr. John J. Snaely.
 A breakfast will follow at 9 a. m. served by the Ladies Aid Society of
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the Second Congregational church.
 Tn order that members of the EveryInan's Bible Glass of WAtef- vile may attend, the regular Suns day morning meeting of the class will be omitted, and all wishing to be present at the Communion serv- ice, are asked to meet at the Grace Methodist Church at 7:45 o'clock, when transportation will be ftrn- islfed.
 Walter Painter of Monmouth avenue. who was seriously in jured in an automobile accident about a month ago, has recovered suffi- ciently to leave St. Maryls hospital and 90 to the home of relatives on Woodtick Road, Waterbury.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Montambatili of Terrace avenue, had with then Sunday, their daughter, Miss Ber- nice Montambault and Miss Mary Porter of New York City.
 Arnold Keith, with a score of 12o rolled high single in the match ol the FOresters Bowling League Scores follow: