The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
WATERVILLE Correspondents Phone-3-65ll
CHASE EMPLOYES
 NAME BURCOYNE
Dividend of 2.4 Per Cent Declared at Meeting of
 Credit Union

"ubSA NhAS' OhAi IlC IllIlLIt annual meeting of the Chase Metal Works EmployeS' Federal Credit Uninn was held at the Chase Fore. mems Association Club rooms or Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
 A 2.4 per cent dividend was de- clared. Treasurer Edward Seery reported assets Of $223 ,38961 The Credit Union also sold $261 ,875 .Ot worth of War Bonds, since organi Zation.
 George Burgoyne was reelected president. Other officers are: vice. president John Anderson; treas urer, Edward Seery; secretary George Axwlby; assistant treasurer Margaret Stevens. Bernard Wilcox was named to the Credit Commit tee. Other members are John H Brew and Edson Seymour.
 Members of the Supervisory Com. mittee are Paul Leichtle, Raymond Powell and Dorothy Laden. The entertainment consisted of three boxing bouts, the main bout star. ring Benny Singleton, Waterbury sensational lightweight and Jackie Kid Moriarty. Louis Hadfield refereed, Fred LaChance the an. nouncing and Gene Florence Wa; timekeper Maurice Walsh rendered piano selections and Joe Murphy vocal selections.
 Troop 31, Boy Scouts of America met last evening in the Drum Corps rooms on Thomaston avenue. An Investiture Service was held. The following awards were made: Ten derfoots, L. Bowen, J. Cunningham and c. Leisering; second class, R. Arsenault; first class, A. Silva, l.. Lafferty, s. Gentilozi, w. Walsh and J. MacMullen. Five merit badges were awarded to Thoma; Carmody, a star scout One merit badge was awarded to M. Gluse The next meeting of the group will be Monday evening at 7:30.
 Mrs. Teddy DiBlasi of Cooke street has returned to her home after spending several weeks with her parents in Premier. West Vir- ginia. Her daughter, Mary Lolise. accompanied her.
 James Gift. of Cleveland, Ohio. has returned home after visiting his sister, Mrs. Samuel M Butcher on Byron street. The Gifts formerly lived on Byron street.
 w, H. Parker of Boyden street is visiting with friends and rela- tiveS in New Jersey and Pennsyl- vania.
 The Womens Society for Chris tian Service of Grace Methodist church will hold Silver Tea this evening at the church. Mrs. John J. Snavely will review the best seller, 'The Robe" by Lloyd Douglas.
 The Swedish Weaving Club met yesterday at the home of Mrs, Ralph Benson of Patterson court The sewing meeting was followed by a social hour. Those present were: Mrs. J. M. E. Johnson, Mrs John W. Platt, Jr, Mrs, Harry Lat timer, Mrs Bertha Platt, Miss Ruth Norton, and Mrs, Benson,
 Miss Lillian MacMullen is ill at her home on Downes street eXten' sion,
 The Red Cross Sewing Class vii, meet tomorrow afternoon from to { D, m,
 The mid week prayer meeting will be held tomorrow evening R' the WaterVllle Union church OF Dwight street, Rev, Milton s, Nil son will conduct the service,
 Pfc Donald R, Lyons, U, $, Ma Tine Corps, son of MT, and Mrs Raymond Lyons Of lAl6 Thomaslm avenue, has completed . aA-da} turlough at his home here ant has Tep0vted to the Marine base n New River, N, c, Donald reeenlh returned after "a months 0f service in the central and soulhwNt Pa plilc, He is now awaiting irlhe assignment,
 The Methodist Youth FrllpWkhil will meet tomorrow evening Rt o'clock At the church
 Mrs, William Farley and dauRhle Barbara. are moving from thei home l040 ThpmniaOn avenue NJ Farley ia R motor mnehlnlsiS matt
 first class on active duty with th ! Navy.