The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-14

Other members of the rationing board expected to be present at the meeting are Mrs. Herman Marg- graff. Raymond Leonard and Irving F. Campbell. This meeting will be an excellent opportunity for those persons who have been confused over rationing regulations or price control questions to receive authen- tic information.
 Silver Tea The watertown League of Women Voters will hold silver tea at the apartment of Mrs. Paul Cruickshank Taft school, Monday afternoon, Nov l6th at 3 o'clock. The meeting is open to the public and each mem- Der is urged to hiring a guest.
 Mrs. Hugo Van Arx, who is ir charge of the program, will give g reading during the afternoon. The committee, which was formed tC make a study of the duties and re. responsibilities of the town officer will give a report of the findings Stuart Atwood, town clerk, will bl present to answer any question which be asked relevant to the re port.
 To Purchase Uniforms At the meeting of the Water. ton Girl Scout Council held at the home of Mrs. Louis Keefer on Litchfield road Thursday afternoon it was voted to purchase uniforms for the leaders and aSsistat lead CTS of local Girl Scout troops.
 Mrs. F. N. Meyer, chairman of the finance committee presented the budget for l943 and also gave an explanation of the block plan" in connection with civilian defense.
 The next meeting of the Council will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Brodie on Hamilton avenue on Thursday afternoon, December 10th at this meeting, Mrs. Louis Keefer. chairman of the nominating committe will present a slate of names for the coming years of- ficers.
 Members Attend
 On Wednesday night. Master Stanley Witty, Mrs. Witty, Mrs Glenn Dustin and Mrs. Raymond Main of watertown Grange attend ed the harvest supper and the con- ferring of the third and fourth de- grees at Plymouth Grange in Ply mouth.
 On Thursday night, Master Stan- ley Witty, Mrs. Wilbur Hewitt, Mrs. Harold Booth. Mrs. Raymond Main and Miss Violet coddington attend cd Visiting Officers ngiht at Mad River Grange. Waterbury. at which time Miss Coddington filled he chair of Pomona.
 Methodist Church
 Sunday. Nov. l5-Church school and Mems Forum at 10 a. m. Morn- ing service at II a. m. 'Is Life Worth Living?" will be the subject of the sermon by Rev. Fred Wil- cock. The United Church canvass in which all the churches Of Wa tertown will cooperate. will be in- troduced at this service and con- tinue throughout the week. All members and supporters Of the church should be present at this service. Dennett E. Evans is chair man of the canvass committee for the Methodist church. The Youth Fellowship will meet at T:30 ?. m. The discussion will be in charge of William Getzsinger and the wor- ship service will be led by Lawrance Ganung.
 Monday - The Brownie Pack 1 will meet at 3:i5 p. m; Girl Scout troop at 3:30 p. m.
 Congregational
 Sunday. Nov. IS Junior and Young Peoples department of the Church school at 9:45 a. m: pri- mary department at 10 a. m. Serv- ice of worship at II a. m. And Now Tomorrow" will be the gub- feet of the sermon by the Rev. John Maurice Deyo. There wiil be no meeting Of the Pilgrim Fellowship Sunday evening.
 Moncay-Girl Scout Troop 2 sill meet at 3:2O ?. m.
 Christ Episcopal
 Sunday, Nov. IS. the 2ath Sum- day after Trinity. Holy Com munion at 8 a. m. Church school lat I0:2o a. m. Family service ct n a. m.
 St Jshn's R. c.
 Sunday, Nov. i5--MAsses will be at [. SIS and high Mas at 10 a. m. Mass in Bethlehem at n a. m Members of the Council of Cat ollie Women will go to Communion in 6 body at the [ o'clock Mass. Patriotic service at 3 D. m.
 Monday - Months mind requiem high Mass for the repose of the soul of Harry O'Donner at a. m.
 The c. Y. O. win meet at the