The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-07
Children Of Mary
 Arranging Dinner
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Unit Select March l3 for Event; St. Josephs C.Y.O. Debaters in Semi-Finals
BROOKLYN NEWS

The religious quiz which was scheduled to take place with 0. Y. O. teams of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church and St. Lucy's church tonight has been postponed. In Its place tonight the Mount Carmel CsY. O. will hold business meeting and Q mission work ses- sion. The group will meet at 8 O. clock at the parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church.
 Mary Ranaudo and Anne Raimo. co-chairmen of the organizations mission project have announced that the group tonight will make holy pictures for children and pre- pare medical supplies. Other phases of the mission work will include the collection of old clothes, stamps and tinfoil. A penny drive has been started to aid in the undertaking.
 Thomas Thomas will preside at the meeting. Refreshments will be served at Its close. All members have been urged to attend and help out in the new project of the or- ganization.
 Members of the Knights of Lith- uania will meet for Q social tonight at 8 o'clock at the K. of L. club house on Green street.
 The committee in charge Is corn- posed of Anne Stadalis, Adele Stad- alis, Tony Mockus and Anne Men, del.
 Officers of the organizatio are president, Peter Alexander; vice. president, Stanley Kidulas; treas- urer, Al Puzas; financial secretary, Adele Stadalis; recording secretary, Anne Mendle. Rev. Benedict Gaur- onskas Is spiritual advisor of the club.
 The St. Joseph's CYO debating team will meet the team of the Immaculate Conception church in q semi final battle of the third an- nua debate tournament sponsored by the city CYO of the K. of o. at a date tentatively set as March 20. The drawing for the semi-flnals was held last night at the St. Ce- ella vs. St. Francis debate, the final second round meet, at the Knights of Columbus hall.
 In the other semi-aral debate St. Margaret's team will meet that of St. Cecilia, the winner of unan- imous decision last night over the St. Francis debaters in Q debate on topic concerning the formation of a permanent union by nations of the western hemisphere. The St. Cecilia team entered the tourna- ment for the first time this year.
 Members of the teams will meet in the near future to select topics for the debates.
 The Immaculate Conception de- baters were winners of the first tournament. The Blessed Sacra- ment debaters, who obtained pos- session of the James F. Arnold Me- morial trophy last year by virtue of a defeat over St. Joseph'S team in the final round, were defeated this year by the St. Joseph's de- baterS in the second round meet. St. Joseph's other victory this year was over St. Lucy's team.
 Josephine Brazis, Frances Ulin- skas, Edmund Jenusaitis and Ed mund Shombrinskas are the St. Joseph's debaters. Rev. Alfred Ca- bitor is coach of the Brooklyn team.
 Plans for a dinner party to take place on Thursday. March B, were discussed by members of the Mount Carmel Children of Mary Society at a meeting last night at the parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. Mary Amodeo will make arr engagements for 1t. Marguerite Mar a fino presided at the meeting which was followed by a social hour.
 The members of the society will attend the 8:30 o'clock Mass at Our Lady of Mount Carmel church Sun day, March 9, and vii lreceive Com munion in body.
 Connie D'Angelo. chairman of the | membership drive. reported that 7S per cent of the former members to whom cards have been sent have already expressed desire to rejoin the organization.
 The social committee appointed for the next meeting Is composed of Margaret Cllfone. Philomena Ctl- fone. Fannie Sivitate. and Jennie Perrelli. The entertainment com l
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