The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-11
Christmas Musical Program

Christmas Musical Program
 The December meeting of the Baldwin Parent Teacher Association will be held in the Little Theatre of the school Tuesday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock.
 An hour of Christmas music has been arranged by Miss L. Estelle Whiteside and will be presented by the Glee Club under the direction of Miss Marion Fraser and Miss Ruth Lundahl.
 An attendance report will be taken and victrola record will be pre- scented by the Parent Teacher Asso- citation to the room represented at the meeting by the largest number of parents.
 Following the meeting a holiday tea will be given under the direction of Mrs. E. Morgan Manning, assisted by Mrs. Harold Leever, Mrs. Rich ard Campbell and Mrs. George Brandmeyer.
 Red Cross Knitters Needed Mrs. Henry Long, chairman of knit ting for Watertown Chapter, Alneri can Red Cross. has received blue yarn to be used for knitting shoul- derettes for the Army. Some of the yarn will be placed at the Red Cross office, Community building and at the Red Cross surgical dress ings room. Christ Church Parish House, Woodruff avenue, and Mrs Long will have some of the yarn at her home, Woodbury Road.
 There are many ShoulderetteS to be knitted and women are asked to assist in knitting them. Mrs. Long also has yarn for knitting socks and sweaters.
 St. Johns Church Notes
 At all Masses at St. Johns Church Sunday morning members of the Congregation renewed the Pledge oi Decency. The pledge originated some years ago by the Bishops com mittee. Contains 8 promise to re- frain from viewing undesirable mo- ton pictures and to remain away from theatres whose policy it is to present such pictures.
 The C.Y.O. will meet in the church tonight at p. m. and will hold the social meeting later in the Com munity building. On Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock there will be an anniversary requiem high Mass for Mrs. William Dillon. On Satur- day morning at 2 o'clock there will be first anniversary requiem high Mass for Mrs. Bridget Cleary and at 8 o'clock there will be an anni- versary requiem high Mass for Miss Bridget Moyles. On Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock there will be a meeting of St. Johns School aSso- citation.
 Awarded Gold Medal
 Miss Ann Reinhold, daughter o1 Lieut.. Frank. M. Reinhold. USNR and Mrs. Reinhold of Litchf1eld road was awarded a gold medal for the county'S best record in All clut activities at the Litchfleld County All roundup held at the Sacred Heart hall in Torrington.
 Committee Member
 Mrs. Linsley Smith of LitchflelC road, a member of Bethlehem Grange is a member of the com. mittee in charge of the installation of the newly elected officers of thu grange which will take place al Johnson Memorial hall in Betllle hem this evening at o'clock.
 Two Fire Alarms
 Two alarms, one at 2 o'clock ana one shortly after 5 o'clock calleS out the Watertown fire department Sunday afternoon.
 The first was false alarm ana the firemen were recalled beforl reaching the home of George Georg' in the GuernSeytown district wherl smoke in the cellar, caused by 1 back draft was thought to be fire.
 The second alarm brought tn fire trucks to the home of MT. am Mrs. Fred Squires of French stresl where the living room Was prac