The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03
CYO COMPLETE
 PLANS FOR RIDE
St. Johns Members Set October 30 for Event;
 Cora Rice HOnOred
WATERTOW Correspondent: Mary Cosgr0ve
 Phone 875

WatertoWn, Oct. 3.-The c. Y. O held their weekly meeting Tuesday evening in St. Johns school hall They are planning a hayride fol Wednesday, October 30. The ways and means committee appointed al the meeting consists of: Madeline Campbell, Tom Lorenz, Tom Never dauski 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 elec- ton 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 rllmmage 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 for 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- tary, 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. Meigs (Corbett); Valley of the Hun (Kellan6; Beau tiful Women (Kerr); Out of the Fog Gincoln) Hillbilly Doctor (Seif- ert); Grafted Twig (Starkey); New England Year (FolletG
 Non-fiction: Country Editor (Hough); This Is Wendell Willkie (Willkie); Challenge to Liberty (Hoover); Very Foreign Affairs (Scanlon); Idle Money Idle Men (Chase); Pictorial History of the Constiption and the Supreme Court of the U. S. (Proctor); She's Off to College (Alsop and McBride); So You're Going to College Uovejoy); Canada: Americas Problem (Mac- Cornnac); Big River to Cross (Bur- man); Hawkeyes (Stong); (Strange Lives of One Man (Culbertson) {; Why England Slept (Kennedy) Propaganda for War (Peterson).
 ChiIdren'S Books
 Wisp (Adams); Juniper Farm (Bazin); Shadow of the Grown (Bol- ton) Lupe Goes to School (Brann); Nanette of the Wooden Shoes NDA dA4AJs NlCOALAd ND1dAA4AJS xd1lll and 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- fer Dalgliesh); Honor of Dunmore (Daniel); Shadow of the Sword (DanieD ; Henner's Lydia (De An- yelD; Vengeance of Flu Chang (Howard); Bringing Up Rallies | (Robinson);; Lost Lagoon (Sperry); | Secret of the Lodge (Streatfield) | Didle, Dumps, and Tot (Pyrnelle); l Polish Fairy Book (Byrde); Jubi- lee 0ewis); Fairy Tales Everyone Should Know (Tweed, eO; Young Americas Music (8) vols. (Weir, ,d.