The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-29

Watertown, Nov. 29 = Members of the debating societies of the Taft school of Watertown and the Choate School of Wallingford will be guests of the Connecticut Forum of tn Air program to be heard at 9:30 p. m. Thursday, November 30, over the Yankee Network. The subject of the round table discussion will be Should the United States Have Compulsory Military Training After the War?"
 The Taft school group will uphold the affirmative of the question and is composed of John Marvin. son of Dr. and Mrs. Harold M. Marvin of New Haven, Frederick Holborn of Washington, D. O., and Stephen Brown of New York City. The repre- sentatives from the Choate school are Frederick F. Stannard, .Jr., of Madison, Conn, Curtis Jacobs of Coconomowoc, Wisconsin and Mar shall Jones of New York City. The program will etnanate from the Yankee Networks Station WICC in Bridgeport.
 C.Y.O. Plans Dance Following the instruction period held in St. Johns church Monday evening members of the Catholic Youth Organization adjourned to the Community building for the business and social meeting. Plans for the annual Christmas dance were discussed and committee was elected to arrange for the tickets, decorations, music and refresh ments. The date of the dance and further plans for the affair will be announced later. Patty Centrella was elected chairman of the Christ mas dance committee and she will be assisted by Rita Collins, Joan Sullivan, Rene Boisvert, Donald Wicket and Robert McGough.
 Announcement was made that practice for the CY.O. boys bas- ketball team will be held in the Watertown hign school, starting Thursday night, November 30. All C.Y.O. boys are urged to be pres ent on that night to try out for the team. The question of cheerleaders for the C.Y.O. team was presented at the meting and was discussed. Definite plans will be announced later.
 Private Funeral Services
 Private funeral services for Mrs. Rebecca (Boyle) Gilchrist who died ta the Waterbury hospital Saturday night were held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Branch, IS Warren Way, Tuesday afternoon Rev. Fred Wilcock, pastor of the Methodist church officiated at the service. Burial was in Evergreen cemetery.
 Bearers were Robert West, Fran cis Morrow, William Branch and Werner Luthy.
 Attend OakviIle Meeting
 Members of the Pilgrim Fellow ship of the Congregational church were guests of the Pilgrim Fellow ship of the Union Congregation church, Oakville, Sunday evening. Rev. John Maurice Deyo, pastor of the local Congregational church was the guest speaker and had for his topic Boy and Girl Relationship. D
 Those attending from Watertown were: Rev. John Maurice Deyo, Mrs. Deyo, Gloria Lawson, Jacqueline Starry, Shirley Rice, Shirley Coon. Carol Coon, Susan Schatzki, Nina Ring, Nancy Long, Maribell Wells, Betty -nnes, Carol Butterfield, Peg gy Humiston, Betty Mclean, Bill Rice, Dick Mattson. George Brande- meyer, Horace Gibson ard Frank Jordan.
 Mrs. Thomas, Hostess
 Mrs: Arthur Thomas of the Taft School will be the hostess for the meeting of Sexta Feira, which will be held at her home Friday after noon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Thomas will present her paper ''An American Experiment"
 Attend Lihcheon Meeting Members of Sarah Whitman ' Hfuhdh.1l Chnnter Unrpafhra of tha