The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-03
WATERTOWN
stephen Cany - ices
Women's Party, Sale
Financial Success
Methodist Mems Club Elect c. Raymond Gaming Presi-
dent; Clothing Drive Next Week

the Litchfield district; Connecticut
Council of Congr gational Christian
Women which VIII be held in the
3rd Congregational church, Water
bury. Miss Annie Pinneo, a mis-
sionary from Greece, will speak
Those wishing reservations for the
luncheon must make reservations
with Mrs. jane Lewis, Waterbury,
by Saturday, December 4.
During the program period at
Thursdays meeting Mrs. Harold
Kopp reviewed two chapters in the
study book, we Who Are America
The subject Of the chapters was
"Remaking at Nation" and the
text of the STUDY book was comph
mented by story reviewed by Mrs.
Ray Henderson.
Speaks on China"
Rev. Thomas L. Sinclair, rector
of All Souls church and former
missionary in China for 20 years,
spoke on China of the meeting Of
the World Service Group held in
Christ church Thursday.
During the meeting there was an
exhibit of layettes made by the Par
ish service group. The layettes and
number of Christmas gifts will be
sent to the Church Mission of Help
in Bridgeport.
Election Of Officers
The election OF officers for the
year 1914 took place at the meet
ing of the Wonen's Society OF
Christian Service, in the Metho-
dist church Wednesday afternoon.
The following slate of officers
was elected: President, Mrs. Fred
Wilcox; vice president and chair
man of the program committee, Mrs.
Clayson ODel; recording secretary,
Mrs. Albert Curtiss; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. F. j. Barlow; treas
urer, Mrs Herbert j. Evans, secre-
tary of Missionary Education, Mrs.
B. B. Skilton; secretary of Chris
tan Social Rela ions and Church
Activities, Mrs. Raymond j. Black;
secretary of girls work, Mrs. Ed
ward Marti; secretary Of literature
and publications. Mrs. Charles At
wood; secretary of supplies, Mrs.
Frank B. Hickcox; spiritual COM
mittee, Mrs. Elnathan Black; mem
bership committee, Mrs. Arthur P.
HickcoX: fellowship committee, Mrs.
Harold Seymour; status OF women,
Mrs Karl Winter; publicity and
printing, Mrs. Dudley Atwood. Mem
bers of the nominating committee
T1,.ny
Harold Seymour and Mrs. Albert
CurtiSS.
Announcement was made that at
the close of the year the society
had exceeded its budget.
During the program period Mrs.
Fletcher Judson, reviewed the book,
"a Tree Grows in Brooklyn" by
Betty Smith. After the meeting tea
was served with Mrs. Harold Sey-
mour, Mrs. Raymond j. Black and
Mrs. F. N. Barlow in charge.
Dates for Drive
The salvage committee and the
clergy OF WATERFOWL are cooperating
in the drive for used clothing and
rags in accordance with the ma
tional appeal, 80 clothing may be
available for rehabilitation work
ahead.
December 10th through Decem-
Der 14th has been set as the date
on which the drive will take place
in WATERFOWL and Oakville, with
special emphasis to be placed on the
18th and 14th Of the month.
Residents are asked to watch the
papers for further information on
the drive.
Complete Course
James w. Morrow, chief gurlners
mate, U. S. Navy has just COM
pleted a two-week's course of in
struction at the Waterbury Tool
Company Navy school. During his
course at the Tool Company, Mr..
Morrow and his wife stayed at the
home of his mother Mrs. Rebecca
Morrow of SO Atwood Court. He re-
Gently returned from duty in the
North Atlantic and has been as
signed to a new station.
For the first time in Mr.. MorroW's
Is years of naval service he was
able to have Thanksgiving dinner
with his wife and mother, and all
were guests for the holiday dinner
at the home Of Mr.. MorroW'S bro
ther, Francis Morrow and his fam
lily of Union City.