The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26
Mortgage On Church
 To Go Up In Flames
Grace Methodist ParisihOners Plan Unusual Service
 TOmOrrOw-EpwOrth League Meets Tonight
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Waterviie. Nov. 26--An unusual service is scheduled tomorrow eve- ming at 7:30 o'clock, at the Grace Methodist church, when members, their families and friends will gath CT to witness the burning of Q mortgage which has been in exist- ence for fifteen years. It now is paid. Benjamin Johnson is chair man of the evenings program which will include greetings by invited guests, special music by the choir, and several numbers by the Salva- tion Army Junior band.
 Following the service, refresh ments will be served by the Wo- mems Society for Christian Service, in the church parlors.
 The Epworth League society will meet tonight at 7;30 o'clock, at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Twelves on Thomaston avenue.
 The weekly bowling match of the Casper Davis Auxiliary will take place tonight at 2 o'clock, at the Watervllle alleys.
 The weekly first aid class, under the sponsorship of the Auxiliary will be held tomorrow afternoon, from i:S0 until 3:30 in Sprague school. Mrs. Helen Youtz is instructor. 
 Thursday evening at 2 o'clock, in Sprague gym, there will be basket ball practice for girls of St. Ml- chaels church, and Friday evening, practice for the boys, at 6:30. 
 The annual roll call for member ship in the American Red Cross which began on Armistice Day, will come to a close, Sunday. November 30. The drive in Waterville is in charge of Mrs. c. Arthur DuBois, as chairlady, assisted in the Fairmount section by Mrs Russell Atherton.
 Mrs. Dubois reports that returns this year are coming in very well, and it is the desire to have Water vile go 100 per cent. Many volun- teer workers have completed their canvass, while others are waiting to make return trips to homes, where the membership has been promised.
 For those wishing to join, and who have not done so as yet, the various streets are being covered by the following:
 Cooke street (White to Homer): Mrs. Coleman c. Tennenbaum.
 Bonair avenue, Lone Lake avenue, Col. Blvd. Ext. (Bonair to Lone Oak): Mrs. Lester J. Niven.
 Edgehill avenue. Col. Blbd. Ext. Clone Oak to EdgehilD: Mrs. Paul inc Olcott.
 Faber Avenue: Mrs. James E. Hicks.
 Dwight street (White to Homer) :, Dixon street: Mrs. Timothy Ferris.
 Nottingham terrace, Chase av- enue: Mrs. Wm. O'Callaghan.
 Terrace avenue. Dwight street Homer to Wheeler): Mrs. Arnold J. Monroe.
 Byron street. Hanover street: Miss Gladys Monroe.
 Perkins avenue. Homer street: Mrs. 0. Arthur DuBois.
 Cooke street (North of Homer): Mrs. George Bailey.
 Wheeler street: Mrs. Wilfred Pier pont, Jr.
 Boyden street: Mrs. William J, Wolf
 Patterson court. Manvile street, Parker street, Thomaston avenue (TIomer to Boyden): Mrs. Norman Cables.
 Thcmaston avenue (south of Hom- CT street, Huntingdon avenue least of riverl: Mrs. George Goggin.
 Chapel street, Welch street, Ste- vens street: Mrs. Prank Carney.
 Thomaston avenue (Boydea toI Driggsl: Mrs. sidney Henchel.
 Sheffield street: Miss Dorothy Richardson.
 Driggs street. Sprague street: Mrs. Joseph McArdle.
 Thomaston avenue (Drlggs to Chase Metal Wcrksl; Mrs. Joseph Seery.
 Thcmastcn avenue fnorsh of chase AGetal), Fort Hill avenue. Downs street. sampson avenue: Mrs. Isouisl