The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-04
Y. T. c. Meeting

4t44Ss 0eh1AAOA AO6 AN VI t14C T dSh- shire district, counselor of the Wa tertown Youths Temperance coun- cil, was hostess for 8 regular meet. ing of the Y. T. c. at her home Monday evening.
 During the worship service whicf was conducted by Helen William! and Burton Mix, vocal duet, "Ol Divine Redeemer", was sung by Gloria Cleveland and Virginia Roger, and a talk was given by Florence Wilson.
 At the business meeting there was a discussion on the speech contest which will be held at the next meeting November 18th. Those who will take part in the contest are Nancy Lynn. Burton Mix. Florence Wilson, Mary Eilene Locke, Rita Moore and Clare Payne. The Y. T c. voted gift of five dollars to Wa tertown Chapter, American Red Cross.
 Saturday, November IA. members will hold a poster party" at the home of Gloria Cleveland Candee Hill road at which time posters will be made to exhibit at public meet ing which the Y. T. c. will sponsor Monday, December IA.
 During the evening Clare Payne was in charge of discussion on Religion in which all the mem- bers took part. The talk on the Y. T. c. syllabus, which Is given at each meeting was given this week by Rita Moore.
 Refreshments were served follow ing the evenings program. Those attending the meeting were Mrs Daniel Logue, counselor. Nancy Lynn, Helen Williams, Gloria Cleveland. Florence Wilson, Rita Moore, Mary Eilene Locke, Virginia Rogers, Betty Booth, Barbara Beach, Clare Payne, Burton Mix Howard Ande, members of the Wa tertown Council, and the following guests, Vernon Russell and Clarence Pierpont members of the Mattatuck Y. T. O., Waterbury; Shirley Gala brese, William Calabrese and Corp. Roger Cleveland, who is spending furlough at his home on Candee Hill Road.
 Saturday night, October 31, several members of the local Y. T. c. att tended the Halloween party given in Wolcott, by Mattatuck Y. T. 0. Those from Watertown and Oakville were: Gloria Cleveland. Florence Wilson, Virginia Roger, Betty Booth, Barbara Beach, Mary Eilene Locke and Howard Ande.
 Mattresses Announced
 The annual turkey supper which will be given at the Methodist Church tonight by the Women's So- ciety of Christian Service will be served at 500 and FOO o'clock.
 Mrs. William Branch and Mrs Clayson ODell, dining room hos tesses will be assisted by the folow- ing waitresses: Miss Barbara Har- disty, Miss Carol Moore, Miss liar riet Barlow, Miss Beatrice Peck, Miss Bessie Peck, Miss Dorothy Ann Bassford, Miss Betsy Woodward Miss Shirley O'Dell, Miss Shirley Moseley, Miss Gloria Williams, Miss Jean Peek, Miss Grace Peck, Miss Mar garet Black, Miss Lois Goodwin, Miss Jane Atwood.
 Also Mrs. Edwin Williams. Mrs. c. Raymond Ganung, Mrs. Leon Squires. Mrs. Reginald Evans, Mrs George Marti and Mrs. Edward Woodruff.
 The annual sale will be held to- night in conjunction with the sup- per.
 Sexta Feira Notice
 The first fall meeting of Sexta Feira will be held at the home of Mrs. George Decker. Main St. Fri- day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The program for the year is Between the Book Ends"
 For the first meeting of the year entitled Hobbies 4 Sexta Sym pOsslum." each member will des- cribe and illustrate if possible, her particular hobby.