The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
Penny Banks Pay Off
 Methodists Mortgage
Indian Chief to Burn Document November 27; St.
 Paul's Planning Confirmation Class
WATER RVILLE

Waterville, November 2ly-Thurs. day evening, November 21th, in ob- Servatlon of the traditional Thanks. giving, c very special service will be held ct Grace Methodist church, when Indian Chief Fox will be pres- ent and light c fire with flint to burn the church mortgage paid off recently by about 100 families of the parish, who during the past eleven months raised the money by c sys- tenn of penny 6 meal banks. It is expected that two Prophets from the local order Of Red Men will also be present. All members Of the church are invited and their friends, and following the service refreshments will be served.
 Waterville celebrated Thankssiv- ing yesterday in c true festive man. ner. Tn almost every home families gathered to observe the day.
 Wednesday evening, a union 6eTv- ice was held at St. Pauls Episcopal church, when members of that church, joined with the Grace Meth odist church. Rev. Ernest F. Weise read the scripture service, and Rev. Charles Goodwin delivered the Thanksgiving message.
 A service was also held Thanks. giving evening at the Watervllle Union Church, with Rev. Milton s, Nilsson, in charge.
 Holy Communion was celebrated yesterday morning at St. Paul'S,
 Wednesday evening, party took place in St, Micheals Parish Hall, for members of the church of work ing age. The previous night, the C.Y.O. and High School students, gathered for social affair.
 Rehearsal Tonight
 Choir rehearsal of St. Paul's Epis- copal church will take place tonight at ' o'clock in the parish hall under the leadership of Leith Morton.
 Rehearsal of the choir of Grace Methodist will be held at 7:30 o'clock tonight, with Charles Probert in charge.
 Rev. Charles Goodwin has an- nounced the services for Sunday, at St. Pauls to be: Holy Communion at 8 e. m.: Church School at s:3O o'clock, with morning prayer and sermon at l0:45.
 Confirmation classes will begin Sunday afternoon, at 5 p. m. Anyone of 12 years or older who has not hAApA. NAvAAwszaaS Sa lVszy&kaA
 At meeting of the Pride of bWelch Circle, Tuesday evening, at Foresters' hall, plans were made for card party Tuesday evening, Mo- vember 25, at the hall, with com- n1ittee of Mrs. William Dunlavey, Mrs. Joseph McArdle and Mrs. Wil- liam Rooney, in charge.
 Mrs. John Burger of sprague street had with her over the holiday, her daughter Miss Frieda Burger and Miss Jean Brown of New York City, another daughter, Miss Eliza beth Burger of Hartford, her son, John Burger. Of Rensselaer, Institute, &A0ya ANs &AAAAA 8 GA@1@AaA@e% assay Smith, of White Stone, Long Island.
 Mo0res Depart
 Johnny Moore and Mrs. Moore, who have been spending the past month with AGr. and Mrs. William Moore of Driggs street have left for their home in Sarasota, Florida.
 Mir. and AErs. Joseph seery Of ThcmastOn avenue had as guests Thanksgiving. Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Cunningham of Lake Winnimaug.
 Funeral .romegrow
 Funeral services for Mrs. Ann ]. (Evans) French, 0e 92A Boyden street, who died yesterday morning at the Waterbury hospital, win De held tomorrow afternoon at 9:S0 o'clock, at the AldeEson Funeral Home. with Rev. Ernest F. Welse ofEaclatiug.
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