The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-14


 the leadership of Mrs. Anthony Di Blasi. Election of officers took plac, with Eleanor DiBlasi and Caro Kenney named patrol leaders: Caro Hoadley, treasurer and Jean CTaw sagehs
 Tho troop committee includes Mrs. Wiifred Pierpont, Jr,, Mrs. Sid ney Henchel, Mrs. Edwin Craw anC Mrs. Edward Gagain.
 The girls played nose beg games and made plans for Q first aiC course to begin at the next meet Ing, November 27. The instructor will be Mrs. Harold Benson.
 Present yesterday were: Jeanne Lefevre, Josephine Elinski, CecilI Pocoski, Betty Erickson, MichelenI Fapplano, Beatrice Smart, Peggy Gagain. Mary Edith Touley, Caro- Kenney, Carol Hoadley, GertrudI DiBiasi, Eleanor DiBlagi, Jear CraW, Jacqueline Johnson, Barbart Lefevre, Virginia Pos, Adel ElinsISi Lois Platt, Nancy Haggerty, Mrs DlBlasi, scout leader and Mrs. Rod efick Iouley, assistant.
 Guest Preacher
 Services Sunday, November 16, al St. Paul's Episcopal Church, as an. nounced by Rev. Charles Goodwin will be: Holy Communion ct 8 Q m; Church school at e;30 o'clock with morning prayer and sermon at 10;45, when the preacher will be the Rev. William Spender Darby oi Reading, England.
 Rev. MT. Darby has had parishes in the east erd of London and ir Vancouver Island, Victoria, and during the first World war served .n the British navy. During the present war he was in the pay corps of the British army, until he was invalided out, and came to this country about six weeks ago.
 The Young Peoples Fellowship society will meet at 7:30 p. nl.
 Wednesday evening, November le there will be a Thanksgiving service at the church at 8 o'clock jointly with the members of Grace Metho- dist.
 4 meeting of the Community Council Of Waterville will take place tonight at 7:30 o'clock, at FTater- Eity hall, with Robert CosgriR chairman, in charge.
 A social meeting of the Women's Society for Christian Service of the Grace Methodist Church was held Wednesday evening at the parson- age. Attending were: Miss Olive Dyson, Mrs. Walter O'Grigek, Msr. George Hornbecker, Mrs. William Hornbecker, Mrs. Allan FaIrhurst, Mrs, Edward Zaugg, Mrs. Ernest Weise, Mrs. Clarence Barber, Mrs. Mary McNamara, Mrs. Arthur TWelVes, Miss Ruth Norton, Mrs. Harry Lattimer, Mrs. Harry Stride, Mrs. Vincent Leonard, Mrs. Wilbur Burton, Ms. John Buger, Mrs. John Platt, Mrs. Chester Brickett, Mrs. Eva Kott, Mrs. Charles Probert, Mrs. Everett Cook, Mrs. George Parker, Mrs. Frank Wilson and Mrs. Brodie. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening. cludes Mrs. MagdaIen Karinauskas. John Ambrozaitis, Mary Kasetaite, Peter Jokubauskas, Marcelle Andri- kis, Anthony Shambaris, Mrs. Ste- phania Sapranas, and John Lesu- naitis.
 Final rehearsals for the concert have been scheduled as follows: to- night at 7:30, Student choir; tonight at 8:30, dancers and sextet; Sunday at 5:30, combined choirs. The re- hearsas will be held at the choir room in the old St. Josepll's school.
 Red Wings Minstrel
 A large attendance is expected at the second annual minstrel show and dance of the Red Wings Club of the Brooklyn Y. M. 0. A. which will be presented tonight at 8 D. m. at Venta Hall, 103 Green street Purcaro, cIuo advisor is di- rector of the show. The skits which will be used for the show were writ len by the clu0 members. Music for dancing will be furnished by the Rhythm Makers orchestra.
 Soloists will include Marie Egnacio Pat Milite, John Boccardi, Michael Carozza, Samuel Mastropietro and Pat Miltte vii be end men. Others In the cast will incrude Peter Caroz- ga, Steven Signore, Louis Tartaglia. Carmine Boccardi, Dom Carusillo. Dominic DeRosimo, Jerry Colella, and Joseph Fuoco.
 Plans were completed by the Lithuanian Health and Recreation c-ub at a meeting held last night at Venta Hall for its annual "Vege- tarian" banquet which will be held tomorrow night at the hall. Lithu- anian music will be furnished. Danc- ing will continue to 1 a. m, Mr.. Walter Marinas is serving as chair man Of the arrangements commit tee.
 @OAtSWhAS tAic UuS1Il6SS meeLlng Dr. Ross Whitaker gave a talk be- fore an audeince of about IT per- sons on the subject "The Amazing Secrets of Health," treated from the point of view of a chiropractic phys ician. He told of benefits of chiropractic treatment in relieving nerve pressure. Mrs. stephen Ge- Onaitis presided.
 Mrs. Dora Bukutis was in charge of social hour which followed the lecture. Assisting her were Mrs. Anastasia Dauksserdas, Mrs. Mary 5.rizauskas and Mrs. Agnes Ku- chaus kas.
 The club voted to join the Red Gross, making a donation of five dollars.
 Plans for the eighth annual ban- luet of the Sylvester J. Stokes Post, r Ataaa