The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
1941 Red Cross Roll
 Call Starts Tuesday
Mrs. C. Arthur Dubois ChairIady; St. Mchael's Wom.
 en Hold Card Party and Supper Monday
" AT RVILLE
Correspondent 8. W. HeniOn, TelepaOne S.Sass


 District 6-Nottingham terrace, Chase avenue-MrS. Wms O'Cal- laghan.
 District 7-Terrace avenue, Dwight street (Homer to Wheeler)-Mrs Arnold J. Monroe.
 District s-Byron street, Han. over street-Miss Gladys Monroe. District e-Perkins avenue, Homer street-Mrs. o. Arthur Dubois. District lo-Cooke street North of Homer)-Mrs. George Bailey.
 District il-Wheeler street-Mrs. Wilfred Pierport, Jr.
 District l2-Boyden street-Mrs, William J. Wolf.
 District l3-Patterson Court, Man. vile street, Parker street, Thomas ton avenue (Honer street to Boy. den)-Mrs. Norman Gables.
 District 14-Thomaston avenue, (South of Homer street, Hunting don avenue least of Fiver) George Goggin.
 District l6-Chapel street. Welch street, Stevens Street-Mrs. Frank Carney.
 District ie-Thomaston avenue (Boyden street to Drigss street)- Mrs. Sidney Henchel.
 District i7-Sheffield street. Miss Dorothy Richardson.
 District is-Driggs street, Sprague street-Mrs. Joseph McArdle.
 District lo-Thomaston avenue, (DriggS street to Chase MetaD-Mrs. Joseph Seery.
 District 20-Thomaston avenue, (North of Chase MetaD, Fort Hill avenue, Downs street, Sampson ave. nue--Mrs. Louis Williams.
 District 2l-EsseX street, Stafford street, MiddleseX Essex to Corn. walD, Huntingdon avenue (near hridge)-Mrs. James Morrow.
 District 22-Colonial (Essex to CornwalD-Mrs. John Washburn. District 23-Monmouth avenue, Colonial Cornwall to Monmouth, [, Mrs. Charles Koeppel.
 District 24-Stafford street (above Monmouth)--Mrs. Everett Cook. District 25-Pembroke avenue, Colonial (above Chester) Mrs. Wal ter Norman.
 District 2e--Chester avenue-Mrs. John ByrneS.
 District 27-Cornwall avenue-Mrs Fred Seidel.
 District 28-Susfolk, Middlesex- Mrs. Russell Atherton. 
 Church services tomorrow will be as follows:
 St. MIchaeIs
 Masses. will be held at 8 q. m; 9:iS and II o'clock. Rev. Francis o. Higgins is pastor and Rev. James J. O'Brien, assistant.
 Grace Methodist
 Rev. Ernest ?. WeiSe, pastor. The weekly meeting of the Everyman's Bible Glass will be held at 9 6. Ill. Vincent Leonard, president, in charge, and Rev. Joseph P. Q. John son. pastor of the Advent Chris Christian church, Waterbury, aS the speaker. The song service will be led by Charles Probert, with Mrs. Francis Butcher at the plano: and s. CNft Butcher assisting on the violin. Sunday school will meet at 10 a. m. and church service at il, when the pastor will delievcr an AlTns' tice day sermon,
 Evening hour of worship will be 2 p. m.
 sk Paul's Episcopal
 Rev. Charles Goodwin, vicar Holy communion ct 8 c. Ili.; church school at S:30; Holy Communion and sermon at i0:45 o'clock. At that time there will be special prayers for peace, and for the members of the church who are in the armed forces of the United States army, navy and marines.
 Union
 Rev. Milton s. Nilsson. minister Morning worship at 10 with Bible school ct Il o'clock. Evening service at 7:30.
 Two for One The Ladies' Aid society of St. Michaels church will hold q turkey supper and card party Monday evening ct 6 o'clock, for all Tnenis berS and married women who as. sisted in the recent Harvest sup- per.
 Although ct first plans were made for costume party 1t has now been decided to hold a card party and not . masquerade. . Mrs. William Rooney, president, will be in charge.
 MINED THEIR BUSINESS