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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
Well-Child Conference Planned For Oct. IA
Visiting Nurse to Give Free Instructions at Parish
 Hall; Choir Rehearsal This Evening at 7:45
BROOKLYN NEWS

Aleksis, choirmaster, will be in charage.
 Members of Boy Scout Troop 28 will hold their regular weekly meet ing tonight at 6:30 at the parish hall of Our Lady of Munt Carmel church. Scoutmaster Michael Pur- caro will be in charge.
 League To Celebrate
 The 10th anniversary banquet of the Lithuanian Republican League will be held at Venta Hall on Oc- tober 24, with Former Governor Raymond E. Baldwin, Congressman Joseph E. Talbot and Vernon Hall, chairman of the Republican town committee, among the guests.
 Joseph Wedge, president of the organization; Stanley Lucas, vice. president; Albert Bronsky, secre- tary; and Matthew DambrauskaS, treasurer, make up the committee for the banquet. MT. Wedge will serve as toastmaster for the affair. The entertainment committee in c1udes Anthony Lazdauskass William Wilkowski and George Selakas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
DAV Auxiliary Meets
 Thuursday EOening

The DAv auxiliary will hold a upper meeting at the YMCA on Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock.
 Mrs. Isabelle Martone is chair man of the arrangements commit tee, and is being assisted by Mrs. Ruby Hickey, Mrs. Consilia DeVito, Mrs. Rose Mulligan and Mrs. Ger maine Dezinno.
 Plans will be made for the CO., operation of the auxiliary with the post in the Forget-Me-N Not drive to be held from November through November II. There will also be g report on the crap drive.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
Harold v. NeUelI
 Guest At FareuUelL

Miss Lucille O'Deu of Catherine avenue entertained at her home with a farewell party in compliment to Harold V. Newell of Baldwin street. MT. Newell, the son of Mir and Mrs. Charles Newell, has left for service with the N. s. Navy.
 Red, white and blue decorations were attractively arranged for the occasion, and cake with miniature American flags was used as @ center piece for the refreshment table.
 The guest of honor received a purse from those attending. They included MT. and Mrs. Charles Newell, MT. and Mrs. William Wheeler. MT. and Mrs. Edward Armstrong, MT. and Mrs. James Doyle, MT. and Mrs. Floyd O'Dell, MT. and Mrs. Edmund Naylor, MT. and Mrs Maurice CrimminS, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dunn, Sr., MT and Mrs Edward. Curley, ST., MT. and Mrs. Louis Meaney, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Lanouette, MT. and.Mrs. Ar thur Labovre, MT. and Mrs. William Quinn, MT. and Mrs. Carl Bright man, MT. and Mrs. Edward Dwyer, MT. and Mrs. Michael Hanlon, MT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Stohart-Lewis
 Church NuptinLs

Gowned in ivory satin Miss Doro- thy Lewis last evening became the bride of Ensign John EShter Stot- hart, Jr., U. s. N. R. Her princess model was fashioned with a net yoke having square neckline, long, fitted sleeves, and a full skirt end- ing in circular train. A cluster of orange blossoms held her full length tulle veil, and she carried l,white pompoms.
 The Rev. pr. Thomas s. Cline, assisted by Rev. Nathan Burton of Hartford, an uncle of theb ride, ofd- ciated at the Christ Episcopal church in Watertown. Autumn leaves and white pompoms made an attractive setting for the 2 o'clock ceremony, during which Harold Stumpf of Thomaston accompanied the Misses Muriel and Ellen An drews singing Because" and "At Dawning."
 Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride, who is the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Lyman D. Lewis of Newton terrace, was preceded by Miss Dorothy Garfield as maid of honor, Miss Shirley Stothart, 8 sis ter of the groom, and Miss Marjorie Olson of Watertown, as bridesmaids, and Miss Marilyn Lewis, a sister of the bride, as junior bridesmaid.
 John Cowperthwait of Watertown served as best man for the groom, who is the son of MT. and Mrs. John c. Stothart of Ray street. John Lewis, 8 brother of the bride, Duley Burton, and Neil Lorenson, Jr., ushered.
 The lemon yellow taffeta gown of the maid of honor was fashioned with three-quarter sleeves, and full gored skirt. Bronze flowers fashioned her gold net veil, and she carried bronze pompoms. The bridesmaids gowns were styled sim ilarly; one in Heaven blue, with which she wore a matching veil, and carried yellow pompoms; the other in grape, with a lavendar veil, and lavender pompoms.
 With her peach taffeta gown having short sleeves, the junior bridesmaid wore a matching veil QTdpeu IrOIu OAue A1oWcAS, dAu S1lC carried nosegay.
 A reception followed at the Lift the-Latch Inn. Mrs. Lewis received in a teal blue velvet gown with matching feather hat, and corsage of American beauty roses. Mrs. Stothart was dressed in black crepe with accessories to correspond, and a yellow rose corSage.
 When leaving for an unannounc- ed trip the bride chose a soldier blue frock trimmed with velvet. brown accessories, and corsage of yellow roses.
 Mrs. Stothart attended Maryland College for Women and Colorado College, Colorado Springs. Ensign Stothart is an alumnus of Taft school and Dartmouth College.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13

or three spades, sometimes doubled and usually made. MT. Begley, sit- ting South, bid four heatrs as save and managed to make the con- tract. He won the first lead with the king of spades and cashed the ace and queen of trumpS.
 Finding the bad trump split, he immediately switched to lead of the club six. East had a wrong pie ture of the hand, placing South with top diamonds and short clubs. So he made the mistake of putting up the ace of clubs and leading an other spade Dummy won and led the third spade for South to ruff with the king of hearts. Then Vests trucmps were pulled and the queen of truInps
 Finding the bad trump split, he immediately switched to a lead of the club six. East had wrong pie ture of the hand, placing South with top diamonds and short clubs. so he made the mistake of putting up the ace of clubs and leading another spade. Dummy won and led the third spade for South Co ruff with the king of hearts, Then Vests trucps were pulled and the queen of clubs was picked up by anssse.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
PerSOnQL
Miss Ruth DtDyer
 Guest At Party


 Mrs. Ava Parsons of West Main street entertained at her home on West Main street Saturday night with g pyrex shower in com pliment to Miss Ruth Dwyer of Donald Terrace. Garden flowers decorated the home, and an ar- rangement of white cosmos and candles made an attractive table setting.
 Miss Dwyer will become the bride of Mrs. Parsons son, Howard Par sons, on Saturday.
 Among her guests were: Mrs. Julia walsh, Mrs. Christine Parrish, Mrs. Ralph Santopietro, Mrs. Warren AL derman, Mrs. Jack Noble, Mrs. James McGovern, Mrs. William Phe- Ian, Mrs. Robert Parsons, Mrs, Francis Martillia, Mrs. John Dwyer Mrs. Laura Mills, Mrs. Mary Bunt- ing, Mrs. Ruth Whitehouse, Mrs, Charles Sheparel, Mrs. Mary Soule, Mrs. Ernest Richmond, Mrs. Lucy Brede, Mrs. Marie Hurteau;
 And the Misses Doris Donovan Ruth Lange, Lorraine Nible, Mar garite James, Edith Marcel, Hazel Ransom, Mary Walsh, Loretta Walsh, Carol Parsons, Joan Parrish, Clara Sheparel, Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs. Otto Schroder of Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
Miss J0nnefty
 ReceiDes Giis

Miss Phyllis Digimas entertained at her home on Francis street s& Saturday evening with a personal and linen shower in compliment te Miss Angeline Jannetty of Highlan6 avenue.
 Among her guests were: Mrs. Jo4 Seph Abromaitis, Mrs. ZlgmOn6 Micklenvich, Mrs. Philip Pellstier. Mrs. Joseph Jannetty, Mrs. Jcseph Annelh, Mrs. John De Fronz0. Mrs Anthony Daloisio, Mrs. Rocco Fors gione, Mrs. Marty Minnella, Mf4 Marcella Digimas, Mrs. Michaaa Jannetty. Mrs. Edward Kirpas, MTa Daniel Recchi, Mrs. Anthony Mek- alskes, Miss Jane McKeIsey, Misa Frances Johnson. Miss Olga Santa@ venere, Miss Mary Martino. Mis- Josephine Palmeri Miss Nancy Ca~ puto, Miss Rose Nortora1lgelo. Miss Ann La Porta, Miss Lena Forgiona Miss Phoebe Gerulaitis, Miss Ann Lazdauskas, and Miss Phyllis Digis mas.
 The bride-to-be was also fetea bJ Mrs. Joseph Jannetty with pare sonal and linen shower at the late ter's home on Clairmont avenue.
 Those attending were as followsi Mrs. Louis Martina, Mrs. Cl. eFlea Blanca, Mrs. John Perrella. MrS Fred Errico, Mrs. Dante F'ucito. 5Ers Marty Minnella, Mrs. Rocco For gione, Mrs. Frank Perrella, Yrs Joseph Ciprisno, Mrs. Jerry Oar 70. noli, Mrs. Frances Putetti, Mrs An. thony Diorio, Mrs. Mary Govarello. Mrs. Joseph Anelli, Mrs. Anthcny Sagnella, Mrs. Felix Errico, Mrs George Marchitto, Mrs. Peter Basco Mrs. Nick Santa Barbara, Mrs. Ern- est Di Pietro, Mrs. Joseph Jannetty. and Mrs. Michael Jannetty.
 Miss Lena Fucito, Miss Ida Fucito, Miss. Mary Santucci, Miss Rose Di Pietro, Miss Mary Martino. Miss Nancy Santucci, Miss Winnie Llor- eny, Miss Anna Figlio, Miss Phyllis Dandonali, and Miss Phyllis Digi- mas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
Third Church Sponsors Party

Attractive autumnal decorations were used in the Third Congrega- tional church hall last night for the harvest card party sponsored by the Women's Get-Together club. Fruit, flowers, corn stalks and other har- vest material were in abundance on stage creating 8 harvest field from which the decorations centered. An illuminated moon and stars added to the effect. An American flag was raised in the hall in observance of Columbus day.
 Mrs. D. P. Castaldo, Mrs. Louis Von Lott, Mrs. James Donnelly, Mrs. Frank Judson, Mrs. Philip Mills, Mrs. Julius Baranauskas, Mrs. Har- old L. Fogg, Mrs. Frank Knowles, and Mrs. William Barnes served as hostesses with Mrs. Judson and Mrs. Worth in charge of prizes. Mrs. George w. Reer won the door prize.
 Paul VandeBogart arranged the decorations and special lighting ef- fects.
 Those attending included: Rev. and Mrs. Conner R. Lewis, Mrs Charles Burner of Martha's Vine yard, Mrs. Frank T.. Santora, Mrs Arthur Lambert, Mrs. Jerry Nolan Mrs. George w. Reed, Mrs. Howard Holcomb, Mrs. Walter Johnson, Mrs John Brown, Mrs. John Steck, Mrs. Robert Jenkins, Mrs. Joseph Mackie. Mrs. Louis Won Lott, MT. and Mrs. Harry Pritchard, Mrs. Otto Drumm, Mrs. Howard Pitcher, Mrs. Croft Curtiss, Mrs. Walter Blake, Mrs Clarence Bloom, Mrs. Berkley To- peg, Mrs. William Barnes, Mrs Frank Judson, Mrs. George Knowles Mrs. John Wallis.
 MT. and Mrs. John Paige, MT. and Mrs. Wilson Miller, MT. and Mrs D. P. Castaldo, MT and Mrs. Rob- ert Kott, Mrs. Carlton Stevens, Mrs James Mead, Mrs. Thomas Pastor Miss Lillian Castaldo, Mrs. Susan Paige, Mrs. Otis Cossetti, Mrs. How ard Pritchard, Mrs. Airline Pritch- ard, Mrs. Harry Cady, MT. and Mrs Harry Cady, MT. and Mrs. Paul Vande Bogart, Mrs. George Gearing, Mrs. Morton Chipman, Mrs. James P. Donnelly, Mrs. Henry Vollers, Mrs. Frank Kerner, Mrs. Helen White, Mrs. Henry Light, Mrs. James McKellar, Mrs. William Wood, Mrs. John Borchardt, Mrs. Ray T. Voegetlin, Mrs. H. s. Church, Mrs. Julius Barkauskas, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Nichols, Mrs. William Det- wieled, Mrs. Martin Litschauer, Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Gary Dickinson, Mrs. Otto Sibold, Mrs. Philip Miller, Mrs. John Dreyer, Mrs. Albert Har- riS and Mrs. Joseph Smith.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
Watrbury Students
 Entered At Pembroke

The Misses Ruth Metz, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Gustave Metz oi Highland avenue, and Katherine Hedberg, daughter of MT. and Mrs Victor Hedberg, Jr., of Oakland ave- nue, are two of the freshmen to begin classes at Pembroke College in Brown University this week.
 The September class, the third of this year, coupled with the June entrants, represents the largest en- tering class ever to attend Penn broke.
 Miss Metz and Miss Hedberg are both graduates of Crosby high school and are both candidates for A. B. degrees. Miss Hedberg'S father graduated from Brown university in 1922.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13

and Mrs. Fred Baker, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Kerwin, MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Dunn, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dunn, Jr., Mrs. Harry Wiggins;
 Mrs. Charles Brown ST., Mrs Robert McHugh, Mrs. Francis Riley, Mrs. Mary Stack, Mrs. James OBrien, Mary Doyle, Agnes Doyle, Gertrude Hayward, Annette Tar taglia, Rrances Shopin, Katherine Doolan, Amy Lawson, Mabel Law Jr., George Wiggins, Edmund Nay son, Lucille ODell, James Doyle, Tor, William CNrley, George Curley, Anthony Naked, Francis Mahaney, John Delaney, Edward Crimmins Bobby Hanlon and Bobby Kerwin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
HebreuU Ladies Aid
 Holds Board Meeting

The board of the Hebrew Ladies Aid association met last night at the home of Mrs. Abraham Fandil- Ter of Cooke street. Plans were dis cussed for a food sale to be held in early November.
 Mrs. Fandiller distributed several articles for sewing and knitting for Red Cross.
 The next meeting will be held on October 26.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
Candidates Address
 Women Voters Club

At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the League of Women Voters which was held recently at the home of Mrs. Patrick Healey, plans were discussed for the Lun- cheon meeting of Friday, October 16, at the Waterbury Club.
 Among the guests of honor and speakers will be Congressman Joseph Talbot, William Patten and Edward Ryan, candidates for the Fifth Congressional district. Any man wishing to hear the program is in- vited to attend.
 A special radio program sponsored by the National League will be broadcast on Friday evenings at WATR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
UNION DAUGHTERS

Mrs. Elizabeth Bogue of Norwich, department president, will make her official visit to the Waterbury Daughters of Union Veterans to- night at at the parish house of the Trinity Episcopal church. Prior to the meeting, members will meet at The Elton at p. m. for supper.
 Officers of the group are request ed to wear white for tonight's af- fair. Mrs. Emma E. Wood will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
? McKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY

Each year finds hundreds of new players trying their hand at duplicate or tournament play. Gen. orally the new tournament fans first major event is one of the anna teur contests or the presidents pair event in the summer national tour nament. F. P. Begley entered na- tional competition for the first time this year and came out the winner of the presidents pairs with Dr. Kalman Apfel.
 Here is one of the hands that helped him win. Most North-S South pairs let East and West play two
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
Contract Bridge.
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in the Monday afternoon tournament under the direction oi Mrs. J. 0. Moriarty included: North South, Mrs. William Petitjean, Mrs Eugene Doherty, 1O7; Mrs. George Largay, Mrs. William Moffat, 1O51s ; east-west, Mrs. William Cleary, Mrs Charles Ferry, 92; Mrs. Ida Birdsall, Mrs. Raymond Peabody, 90.
 The official standing is: Mrs Petitjean, Mrs. Doherty, 3161z; Mrs Nelson, Mrs Cables; Mrs. Collins Mrs. Ryan, tied with. Mrs. Dillon, Mrs. Doyle, 297.
 Scorers in the Monday evening tournament were: East-West, Mrs Daniel McNulty, Mrs. Harry Zibell 115; Mrs. John Kruse, Mrs. Eugene Flinter, 103; East-West, Mrs. Charles Yoos, Mrs. Florence Sullivan, 11O1z Mrs. Louis Bachus, Mrs. Raymond Fowler, 110.
 The official standing: Miss Hol- land, Mrs. Murphy, 489k; Mrs Peabody, Mrs. Heebner, 4861z ; Mrs. McNulty, Mrs. zibell, 486; Mrs Reusch, Mrs. Roy, 481.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
Personal

MT. and Mrs. George Grenier, Jr., of Derby, announce the birth of a son October 12, at the Griffin hos pital. Derby. Mrs. Grenier is the former Helen Standbridge of Nau- gatuck.
 Mrs. William Davis is convalescing at her home following an illness at the Waterbury hospitas.
 Truman Day Phelps of Hartford has been visiting MT. and Mrs. Earle MacCasland of Plank road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
ELTON CLUB

Scorers in the Monday afternoon tournament under the direction of Mrs. w. s. Smith were: Section 1, Mrs. James Ross, Mrs. Louis L,ougee 101; Mrs. Arthur Gross, Mrs. Will liam Biall, 89; The official standing Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Lougee, 261 1-2; Mrs. Frank Driscoll, Mrs. Charles Hayward, 251.
 Section II: Mrs. R. D. Schroeder, Mrs. Robert Strohacker, 99 1-2: Mrs A. Williams, Mrs. Walter Woods, 90 The official standing: Mrs. Leo n Lovejoy, Mrs. Walter Norton, 276; Mrs. Schroder, Mrs. Strohacker, 252.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
Choir Rehearsal

The St. Joseph's church parish choir will hold a rehearsal tonight at 7:45 at the choir room in the old St. Joseph's school. Prepara- tinTs will be continued for the an- nual church concert to be presented Nov. 15. Professor Alexander J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
Weddings
Club News
NEW ROCHELLE

NEW ROCHELLE
 The first fall meeting of New Rochelle Alumnae will be held on Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock at Curtis House. Miss Natalie Altieri is in charge of arrangements.
 MR., MRS. CLUB
 A meeting of the MT. and Mrs. club of the Second Congregational church, originally scheduled for to- morrow night, will be held Oct. 21 instead. A covered dish supper will be served. Oficers of the club are MT. and Mrs. Fred Ensminger, presidents; MT. and Mrs. Norman R. Reed, secretary and treasurer; MT. and Mrs. Henry Strow, enter tainment committee, assisted by MT. and Mrs. Edwin Harvey and MT. and Mrs. Robert K. Walter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13
"Y' Wo11en's s Council
 Welcomes NeuU Clubs

The Merry Caps and the Kappa Gammas were admitted as clubs to the Young Women's Council at a meeting at the YMCA last night The Merry Caps consist of young women working at Scovill Manufac- turing Company. The Kappa Gam mas graduated from the high school division of last year, where they were members of the Tri-Y council. Each club in the council suggested members for the following Inter Club council committee: Physical. Social, Educational and Member ship.
 Reports were heard from Anne DeBellis, chairman of membership; Louis Williams, Social committee; and Eileen Whelan, Physical com- mittee.
 Mrs. Clayton Bowen, Mrs. c. s. Markle, Mrs. L. s. Merriman, Mrs. c. H. Oyiatt, Mrs I. s. Spiers and Mrs. Walter Boyd will attend the 46th annual convention of the Con- necticut Branch of Kings Daugh- terS to be held tomorrow in New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13

Announcement is made of the birth of a second child, son, or October g at St. Mary's hospital to MT. and Mrs. J. Franklin Mccarthy of Watertown.
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ably assisted by Miss Dorothy
Keller. The large congregation
hrayed the severe cold evening
to witness the beautiful rem
dition of the cantata, 1.-THE
Heavenly Child" A three part
chorus for women's voices, by
Bernard Hamblen. Mrs. Bea-
trice Scott, Miss Dorothy Kel-
Ter and all who took part in
the program were highly com
mended by pastor and congre-
cation. Church school was held
at noon, Mr.. Robert Yancey,
in charge. Rev. McCreary left
Tuesday for his home in
Charlottesville, Va, to spend
the Christmas vacation with
his parents. A chaplain from
Harvard College will preach
next Sunday morning and eve
ming. Pensioners and friends
are asked to attend in large
numbers to greet the army
chaplain. The mothers and
daughters clubs met at the
home of Mrs. Willis Pollins,
Dec. 10. The home Of Mrs.
Rosa Jackson at II Flagg st
this city was almost complete
Iy destroyed by fire last week.
Miss Miriam Keller, Virginia
school teacher is spending her
Christmas with her parents on
Allen st. A large number Of the
younger children attended the
Christmas party under the di'
rection of the George A.
Campbell Post, American Le-
gion, ON Montvale ave last
Saturday.
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WOBURN
ST. JOHNS BAPTIST
"a. Ed7pnTd D McCre1rJ

ST. JOHNS BAPTIST
Req. Edt0ard D. McCreary, Jr.
Interim Pastor
WoBUURN, Mass, Dec. %
Although the weather was ex-
tremely cold last Sunday the
attendance was very good at
each service. The pastor, Rev.
McCreary preached an in
spired sermon in the morning
on There is No Room in the
Inn" Christmas music by the
junior choir. The young people
presented a beautiful candle
light cantata in the evening,
Mrs. Beatrice Scott, director.
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18th. Rev. Clayton in portray.
ing the fine Christian spirit OF
the deceased said @she Has
Done What She Could" Mrs.
Whitaker connected with the
church during the early pastor
ate Of the late Rev. S. M. Carr
ington. Several favorite selec-
tons of the deceased were rem
dered by the junior choir. Mrs.
Frank Rogers sang, Some
where A Voice Is Calling and
I've Done My Work" The
four sons and two nephews act
ed as pallbearers: sons, James
R., sgt Robert W., Edward E.
and Arthur L.; nephews, Jesse
r. Hinton and Elmer A. Hamp-
ton. Surviving is the husband,
Robert w. Whitaker; four sons,
three brothers, Wyllis and
Arthur of Maiden and Richard
Of Detroit, Michigan; two sis
tiers, Mrs. Susie (Hinton) Bouie
and Mrs. Amy Hampton Of Ev-
erett.
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Cambridge

RUSH A. NJ. z. ZION CHURCH
Req Charles H. Foggie, Pastor
Although the cold spell af-
fected the regular attendance
to some extent, a very impress
siVe Christmas service inspired
the parishioners present Sun
day, Dec. 20. Christmas carols
were sung and a special sea-
sons anthem entitled 1.-THE In
fant Jesus" was beautifully rem
dered by choir. The pastors
sermon 'But Christmas
Comes" was an unique message
ofinspiration in harmony with
the season.
The Stewardess Board under
the leadership Of its president
Mrs. James Easter!ing and its
treasurer, Mrs. Davenport Drew
presented a substantial Christ
mas purse to the pastor, Rev.
Foggie. Among the visitors
present were Sergeant Ulysses
Gore, a former officer Of the
the church and chaplain vii
liam Bell.
The Church School under the
leadership of Miss Lois Harmon
and her staff Of competent
teachers, Mrs. Emily Martin,
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MASS. AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
Reu. A. L. LolUTu. Pastor

ReU. A. L. Lol1Ty, Pastor
Last Sunday an interesting
pre-Christmas program was
rendered including the pastors
service in the morning on "The
star" Matt. %, and special
music by the girls chorus, the
choir and by the soloists, Miss
Ruth Plenty, who rendered 20,
Holy Night" and Bring Me A
Torch" and Miss Marian Nc
Cree. At l Pm. was the Christ
mas tree for the Sunday School.
Chaplain o. H. Collins, U S A,
spoke at the BYPU. The usual
evening service was held at 1880
PM.
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WEST MEDFORD

Mrs. Florence NJ. Belle of
West Medford gave her daugh-
ter a surprise birthday party
Thursday, Dec. II, at which her
mother also announced the En-
gagement Of her daughter
Grace Christine, to Dean D.
Jacobs Of Illinois. She received
many beautiful gifts. Among
those present were: Mrs. Ella
Bowling, grandmother, Mr. and
Mrs Phillip Farrow and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Browne,
Mrs. Eleanor Lambert, Miss Es-
telle Robinson, Mrs Mae Cour-
meyer and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs George willis, VIM. Wright.
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WEST NEWTON
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
ReU. J. H. Dennis, Pastor
Yes, we are moving forward
daily, as the day Of Pentecost.
Members we're AIDED each day.
Spasmodic growth is more de-
structive. It blows in and right
out. VIII you call out and see
US Sunday, Dec. 81, AZ? 1920
Am. Subject, Giving All. I"
7:3O "They Saw Him" Watch
meeting Thursday night, Dec.
81. AZ, beginning, $50 P. M.
Combined with the Wed. night
Prayer Meeting.-Yes, Sunday,
Dec. 20, was a bright, glorious
day: for our Xmas Sermon.
10:45 A. M. Subject Hes Ours"
At evening a short program;
Sermonette, ''Rain" Cold wealth
er and Sunday sickness have
gone from Mt. Zion, because we
asked the people to carry their
excuses to the Lord, as there is