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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
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An attractive bridal took place this morning at . o'clock at Bt, Aims Church, when Miss oefs tfiide f.. M0isaii, daughter Of Mf, aim Mfs, Peter MOlsan, W0Odtigk Road, became the bride Of Eugene f.. T'hefiatiil, son Of Mf, and Mrs, Edward 1'beriault, Of East Street, WOlcOtt. The ceremony and Mups tlai Mass Was performed bg Rev, Alfred Mathleu before a1 altar banked with ehfysanthemufns and palms. 4 musical program Was pres sented.
 Miss Joyce chOuInard, young daughter Of Mi, and Mrs. Roland ChOulnafd, Wyfnan Street, and Robert valianeOtift, son Of Thomas VaiianeOuft, of Mefiden Road, dressed similarly Co the bride and groom, lead the bridal pafty Co the nitar. Others participating were Lorraine MOisaf1, as maid Of honor, ,Jacauelite Grew, cousin of the bride and Dolores Thefiatiit, sister of the bridegroom, as bfidesmalds, and Raymond 1'herlault, brother Of the bridegroom, as best iItan. M0r. rls Cyr, cousin of the bride, and Edward Thefiatilt, Jr., brother of the bridegroom, served as tishefs.
 The bride and her attendants we're oil attired in white fIiaf- duisette over satin. The brides gown was designed with oval fecks line, bound with satin braid, fitted bodice, long fitted sleeves trimmed with braid. and fuii skirt ending lfl long train. 4 Juliet cap, bound with satin braid. held her finger tip veil. She carried a prayer book marked with q white orchid.
 The maid of honor wore . gown designed similarly tO the bride, with cap sleeves. the marqlisette falling over bite satin. A fitted headpiece trimmed with blue and white ostrich feathers and q veil c0fn- pleted her costume. She carried blue and white pofnpofis. The bridesmaids were dressed similarly except that their white marqtiisette
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30

en train. An orange blossom crown held her long veil Her bouquet was comprised Of orchids, white rOseS and gardenias.
 The maid Of honor wore a peach colOred gown designed similar to the brides. with a hustle back, and a matching tiara and veil She carried a huff of American beauty roses. The bridesmaids were gOwned similarly in aqua and carried muffs of Talisman roses.
 4 reception was held at DiNapoli's s Restaurant for 300 guests. Mrs. Malanga received in a black enSem- ole.
 The couple will motor to Florida. For travelling. the bride has select ed a two-piece dress suit, in a shade of cherry red. silver muskrat coat. and matching hat, and orchid corsage
 The bridegroom, a graduate oi WatertOwn High School. served with the infantry in the European theater for two yaers. The bride is a graduate of WatertOwn High School. The couple will live or Main Street. Oakvile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30

Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore traditional white satin, the gown designed with an oval neckline, shirred cap
 sleeves, and trapped skirt ending in a long train. Her long veil was held by a crown of orange blossoms. She carried a heartshape bouquet of orchids and roses.
 The chiffon gowns of all the att tendants were fashioned similarly to that of the bride. the maid of honor's being of orchid. and the bridesmaids of green. All wore sweet heart bouquets to match their gowns. The flower girls were attired in peach chiffon and carried old fashioned bouquets.
 A dinner at Diorio's restaurant was followed by a reception at the Florio Post Hall, Bank Street. with 200 guests attending. including friends and relatives from South ington. Meriden, and New Haven
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
Former WaUe and Veteran
 May7iedGtL LOMvdeSC Church.

Rev. Edward Farrell this morning officiated at the marriage of Miss Eleanora Mardu, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Domenic Mardu, of Bald win Lane, and Julio Greece. son of Mrs. Susan Greece, of Chatfield Avenue, which took place at 500 o'clock at Our Lady of Lourdes Church. ChrySanthemuns and pom- pons decorated the altar. Anne Grenier server as soloist.
 Attending the bridewefe Miss Myrtle Reher. as maid of honor. Miss Vera Greece. sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Alice Mardu, sister of the bride. and Mrs. Michael Koval, as bridesmaids. Miss Pauline Mardu. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Mardu, and Lorraine Mardu, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ralph Mardu, served as flower girls. Ernest Greece, brother of the bride groom, was best man. Ushers in- cluded Edward Mardu, Salvatore Diorgo, and Fibre Marrone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
Catholic

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Corner West Main and ihs Fsy George Reilly: the Rev PhP Rev Donald oLeary and the Rev Richard Phillips ST CEc S'ss IS seo7 srserhS 10 anS Rev m Peter cuny ST 'fIs FSSS6is xAyiEa nR& 10 S.s Baldwin Rev
 s Re! sayah diS and psy,a Rss oConnor assisstans Masses G. 1880. s:3O 9:30 and II ST sosEPHs Corner Conare.. Avenue John street oseps PGn 15 SHd the Rev Vincent 1 Rqsai.is Masss: Rev John sansa pastor and sse Tm ReV JoSS Z2 EnSsS 0Ts sasoD assistant 1 Masses So @ and O;sS An OUR IADY OF LoURDEs. sco south Main Street.-The eSo Nsg Ayra ssnt2n pasto and the Rev Rocco W DIG, @ @ "t ;'V; ,SV S lV ana II A. ST MARGARET's, sSs Willow s,reet:-The Rev John A the Rev, Clement shea assistants Masses :, g. g. o'clock Mass Rosary and Senedction S' Si OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL. ssS Highland Avenue Par Key Patrick pa1 % Fynn psstoT and the Rev Masses s S 70 and II a m Rosary and benedIe. ST PaTRrcks 50 cha-e. street.-the Rev Eussn. P. me Rev Francis % DohsPty assissaut. Sasses ns ana 9:so and Il a. m; The last Mass will be a high Mass SACRED HEART WSost. ~ s,rss.%Th. Rev Henry
 Rsv S ans Key ST. AxSs sls iS ssu.n Main s.rss.-rn. Rev Grn.., A
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 sd ss's Rev aHs ;sS H's Ss Masses [. S. 10 II A. M
 BLESSED SACRAMENT ISa Robbins Street.-The Rev. Edward L. Morrison, pastor and the Rev Robert chagnon ana the Rev Anthony sima- assistance ST LUCY's 20 Branch street-Tns Rev Felix scogliO AIeS Ricco assstantS Masses 2. {. O. I0:s0 q m Rosary and benediction u.
 ST THOMAS. IS Crown StseetEThs Rev John P Ken George Dyer. sssis.ants Masses (: 2. 8 S:sO and II FG,i' of rTS HE esSss SfHSs:SR Rev Hu
 as. m Tasassa sas:SF csSrss %ooaSaS 9S
 Novena of the Holy Infant of Prague Tuesday T;3o ST MARY MAGDALENEs. 0akylile, ls BaekinghAm Street.-The Rev. Thomas McGarry. pastor Masses I:so two at in the church for adults tho ether tn the Sacred Heart Chapel for children and t0:So .r a ;oIs~ m The last Mass is a high Mass NT JOHNS WatertOwm. 5le Main SFee-The Rev. Ayles Calvin, pastor. The Rev. John 0connel. assistant Masses at 7 s:i5 and 10 A. M Mass celebrated lehem II A. M. Rosary, iitany the Blessed and benediction at 7:30 P. G.
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Miss Heue OLeary And Veteran Exchange VOzCS

Miss Irene Elizabeth OLeary daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas F OLeary. of Cooke Street, se- lected a bridal gown of white satin and net for her marriage this morning to Howard Bernard Ga- gain son of Mir. and Mrs. Bernard Gagain, of East Farm Street. The Rev. John P. Kennedy, pastor, of St. Thomas Church performed the double-ring wedding ceremony at 10 o'clock and nuptial Mass which followed. A musical program was presented by Miss Abbie Reilly.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father. Her gown was de- signed with a fitted satin bodice, with net yoke, leg o'mutton sleeves and peplum of satin. and gathered skirt of net ending in a short train. Her fingertip length veil was attached to a pleated crown of tulle, trimmed with orange blossoms.
 Miss Edna OLeary, a sister of the bride, serving as maid of honor, wore a pink marquiseae gown trimmed with silver braid. It fea- tured a keyhole neckline, peplum short puffed sleeves, and full skirt Long white mitts of net and z baby's bonnet of pink net complet- ed her costume. She carried 6 bouquet of varied-colored pompons
 Edward Gagain, the bridegroom brother served as best man. James Reilly and John Slavin, who served with the bridegroom in the Army during the war. ushered the guests
 A reception for 15O friends and relatives was held at Grange Hall Mill Plain. The event was pre- ceded by a wedding breakfast at the Piccadilly Inn. The brides mother was attired in black faille dress, trimmed with sequins, a matching hat, and wore a corsage of red roses.
 The couple will leave on a we'd ding trip to the Southern states later in the afternoon. For travel ling the bride has selected a black dressmaker suit. a coat of Forst- mann's wool with Persian lamb trimming and corsage of red roses. She is a graduate of Wilby High School. The bridegroom, an alumnus of Crosby High School served five years with the U. s Army. and was on duty three years in the Pacific area. He was dis charged last December with the rank of First Lieutenant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
Local Man Weeds AriSOna
 7eacher

Mrs. Prank r. FilckingeF Of Flag staff, Arizona, announces the fnafa riage of her niece, Miss veivle c. klnn, Go Arthur William oifOuafd of woodblne Street, on Thursday, Nov. i4 at the Federated church parsonage, Flagstaff, with the Rev, Robert r. Price officiating at the single ring ceremony.
 Mrs. A. H fiongfeiiow, cousin of the bride, and Mr. LongfeilOw at. tended the couple as inatfof of honor and best man. The wedding was solemnlzed In the presence of only immediate members of the family,
 For her wedding the bride ap. peared in e gray and white twos piece wool suit with green access sories. Her cofsaee was aii arrange ment of white roses and carnations.
 Mrs. Lungfellow selected wineA colured suit with orChld-coiofed chrysanthemuin UufsaRe
 After the ceremony the couple left for the Grand Canyon where they will spend few days honeymoon trip before continuing ofi Go Water bury They will make their home in this city.
 A graduate of Flagstaff State Col- lege. Glass of '5G. the bride taught and did supervisory work through. out Arizona schools for several years At college she was q inetn- Der of Kappa Delta pi and Pine Knots literary society She is q past officer and member of the Flag staff Business and Professional Women's Club.
 Mir Girouard saw action fin New Guinea. Luzon and Leyte during World War II and received an hon- orable discharge from the Army about year ago. Before going over- seas he was stationed at the King man Army Air Base At present he is employed by the American Brass Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
Miss MaStandre0 And Veteran
 Exchange VO1cS

Miss phyilss Mastandrea, dauah- fer Of Mrs. Marie Rose Mastan- drea of Willard Street. and George PetTObayaze. son of Paul petrobav- age Of willard Street. we're united lti fflatFimOny this morning at o'clock at s. Lucy's Church. Rev Felix ScOglbO. pastor, officiated at the ceremony and nupsial Mass.
 The bride was given in marriage by her brother. Louis Mastandrea Miss Theresa Mastandrea. sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Ralph Padvano vas best man. Palms and pOinpOfs decorated the altar.
 The brides gown was Of white chif- ion velvet fashioned with an illu- sion neckline. off shoulder effect and long full skirt. 4 long illusion veil was draped from q heart beaded crown. Sine carried a white prayer book marked with a white orchid and stephanoiis. Her maid of honor wore powder blue gown made with illusion neckline. ap- pliqued net skirt. matching off, the-face hat. and she carried bou- utiet of American beauty roses and baby's breath.
 At a reception for 200 at Turn Hail. the brides mother received fin a maroon velvet dress. matching hat and accessories. and gardenia cOrsage. Music vas by Lew Mas ters and his orchestra. Out-of-tOwn guests attended from Manchester Hartford. and wilkes-Barre. Pa.
 When leaving on a wedding trip to Washington. D. C., the bride wore a Winter white dress witg Kelly green coat and moutOn ac- cessOries. The bridegroom serv cd three years in World War II with the 4. o. T. The bride was gradu- ated from Wilby High School
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
WALTER JAEGER,
 Salesman, a Willow street,

"well, I think that statement has It's merits. Though I believe in unions, I think labor has Co be restricted in @ certain way and I don't be- lieve union s should have full swing Another thing. I think
 unions Sllo,lld be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
ROSetta Seymour, CBI Veteran
 United Here

Miss Rosetta Catherine Seymour, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Edson Seymour. and Elmer Henry Gaba- rec. Jr., son of Mir and Mrs. E. H. Gabaree, of Bank Street. were mar ried this morning at the Immacu- late Conception Church. Baskets of cut flowers. ferns. setonis, and palms decorated the altar. William Lawlor served as soloist.
 Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white satin prin- cess style gown. with sweetheart neckline trimmed with sequins, long sleeves and full skirt. Her finger tip veil of imported illusion was caught to a half cap trimmed with seeded pearls and she carried a shower bouquet of white roses and chrysanthemums.
 Mrs. Edmund Longo, sister of the bride. wore a gown of blue silk jer- Sey. and a tiara of pink plumes. Her bouquet was of pink roses and chrysanthemums
 John J. Ordazzo of Hamden served as best man. Edson Sey- mour and Edmund Longo were ush- CTS.
 At a reception at the brides home. friends and relatives will at- tend from Cleveland. New York City. Torrington. Hartford. New Haven. Bridgeport. Hartford, Ham den. Glildford. and Vermont. The brides mother is receiving in a black crepe dress with multi-colored sequins and matching hat.
 The couple will honeymoon in New York City. For travelling the bride has selected a plum-colored ensemble. MT. Gabaree served with the Army for four years, and spent 22 months in the CBI theatre.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
Congregational

TOBRINGTON CENTER-The Rev. G Homer Lane. pas tor Residence. .52 Church street. telephone 7ss5. partment in the parOT. Morning service, I08s: the Hungarian Congregation. 1O:f5 downstairs Meeting. of canVasssrs m the room adjoining the sanctuary United Youth Fellow ship at he Church. F. M Young Married Folks. F N. al the parsonage: slides of his trip by Willard Bald auf; program conmittee Mir and Mrs Gilbert PatteT- TOkklNGTON FIKST-The Harold E. Hunting pas Residence. Norfolk Road: telephone Gsss Sunday school. s:3O \. M Choir rehearsal. I0.3e; Worship II. Pilgrim Fellowship at 5:1s; Thomas Zap of the Christian Church." Monday. r. M Tuesday : P. M.. Brownies The jewels will day at the parsonage.
 TORRINGFORD-The Rev. J. German smith, pastor tele- phone ssIs Junior Worship. io:Is A. M Morning wor- TORRiNGTON FRENCH-Ths Rev Auguzts Dsvos pas school s;30 M English service. 10:3O. Young Peoples ITALIAN Corner Union south EIm ssrests-The Rev Lawrence A. DFlorio. pastor. ChTLsts Challenge tiOnal service. Wednesday. < P. M
 ThIhD. Highland Avenne-The Rev Conner F. Lewis pas tor Sunday school 10 A. N. What is Christian BOndr will be the subject worship IO:45 A. M. Weekly classes. Tuesday, s F. WOmen'k Get-fOsetheI Club. Wednesday. z:30 P M. scOuts s.,s.s M.dnesdey ' P M
 pastor God Is Always Coming will be the sermon sub tect at the worship. fl 4 M 10 A. M Church school sunday Noon Club. II 4. M kindergaFten Nursery Department. 4:59 P. N. Pilgrim FeliOwshIp s:s0 P M Rehearsal 1880 P. M Forum Monday, { P M Cubs Tuesday F. N. Brownies. The will meet Tues Tuesday. F. M Brownies. P M. Roy Scouts. 9:SO P. ings- P. N Board Meeting. 2:50 P. N Womens As socati0n. F. M. Girl seOuts F. M. Mariners 1880 P M Sea Scouts Thursday. 3:3e P. M Week of Rshsar.a- T:50 F H Senior Choir RshesrsaI 7:se P S xouth CAnteen.
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every GI, like myself, realizes there's room for improvement. Labor is the big issue today, and we should have laws enforcing labor and management to settle their disputes amicably. Personally, I think the reason many small na-
 tlons are tending toward Com munism is because they are seeking the protection of the Soviet states, which are after all pretty powerful"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30

America would tolerate the present coal strike. think it is wrong for one man to have so much power. These matters should go into the hands of a committee But think were on the way to better things. A correction of labor laws that will force labor and management to settle their disputes amicably and socialized medicine"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
Naomi Chapter Meet Tuesday

Naomi Chapter, No. g. Order of Eastern Star, will meet Tuesday. Dec. 3. at g P. M. at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Lillian Rodeck and James Buri1oe, worthy patron and Q staff of officers. will officiate in conferr11g the degree on class of candidates. Following the meeting social will be enjoyed.
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The brides mother received in a black ensemble.
 The couple win honeymoon in New Orleans. La For travelling, the bride will wear e grey dress maker suit. Persian Lamb coat. and a corsage of orchids.
 Mr. Greece served three years in the Italian theater during the war. He is a graduate Of wiiby High School His bride an alumna of LeaTenworth High School, was dis charged last April after l3 months service as s flc in the WAVES.
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DEBENEDITTO-MAsTROIANNI

Mrs. Mary Altieri, of Fairfield Avenue. announces the engagement of her sister. Miss Caroline DeBene- ditto to John Mastroianni, son of Mir. and Mrs. Michael Mastroianni. of Middlebury. No date has been set for the wedding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30

The Junior Children of Mary of the Sacred Heart Parish will meet following the g o'clock Mass next Sunday. which celebrates the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, in- stead of Dec. as was previously announced.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30

ITO a certain eNten L. r h Q working m a Il
 really deserves a better break So- tal Security and health pro- grams should be improved But all this talk of Communism in the U. S is ridiculous. Nine tV-fiVp pprCpnt
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"It'S NY
 OPINION"

Question, A speaker said re. gently the way to check Com. munism Is to prove to the world Democracy is workable, by i'm. proving our labor and social laws, Do you agree9
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
Sunday Services i Churches of Waterbury and Vicinity

ST. MICHAETS l434 Thomast0B AyeBue-Ths Rev James J. Mccormick pastor. and the Rev Thomas P Guinan assistant. Masses 7:50 ?. 10 and A. M. Rosary and bensdctiOn { P. M
 ST. ANTHOSN'S. Prospect ROad-The Rev John Me Teague. pastor Masses and 1O:30 4. M No sions viii be heard before Mssses Confessions will be heard Saturday at M and from 10 P. M ST. FRANCIS, Naugntuek-rns Rev. Paul E. Keating. pastor. Masses. :. s. g. 10 4 TORRiNGTON, sT. FRANCIS CHURCH. le0 Main Street The Rey Daniel Manning. pastor the Rev Joseph Elan agan the Rev John Cavanaugh. and the Rev. ChTistO pher Devine assistants Masses at 7 S. 10. and IL Mass at HarwntOn Church al g:31 TOhHISGTON, SACRED HEART CHURCH. Ilg Street.-The Rev. John Zihala. pastor. the Rev Mar shall Flip. assistant. Masses G30. 1:50, BenedictOn sunday afternoon al z:30 TOkRINGTON. ST. MARH'S CHURCH. Pulaski Street The Rev John kOwaiski. pastor. the Rev. John A Jank0Wski. assistant Masses 7:59. s:50 and IT. r0RKING1ON. SS. PETERS CHI RCH, East Main Street GOSHEN AND CORNWALI-The Rev Joseph Cunning ham. pastor Masses. n Goshen. at and 1030s Mass. in Cornwall at
 The Rev. William F. Bottcellt pastor. the Fred AmeTcanO Constantine assistant Masses g. 10. and
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JOSEPH MANSFIELD Factory Worker.
 1s Chestnut Avenue:

T believe our g O Y ern m ent could be better. But I think the re o n that Communism is finding favor in Europe is be- cause the Soviet
 is | e m D tin g those nat ion S with food stuff. But no other natio btu {
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
EDDIE NAGLE, Surveyor, Park Place:

Well. I cer- tainly feel that America should set an example before she starts preach ing or d c t a t in g to other nations. And then we have to practice what we preach. Democracy is a fine form of government, but
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30

localized. Why should . group here go out on strike because one miles away is having labor trouble But there's room for plenty of improve ment in our health program and other legislation of benefit to the working class"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
TED BELFIT,
 student, Watertown;

of the people don't know what Communism Is. So how can they go around calling others Reds 1t seems in this country of late any one who has a different idea from the majority or a progressive idea is called a Red Democracy is still a fine form of government, You're convinced when you see India. I was there But there is room for Improvement in our government
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
Baptist

FIRST, Corner Central Avenue David F. Gaines pastor The Word Became Flesh, be the subject the worship the Communion of the Lords Supper be observed. 10sO A M. The pastor will again preach wor- ship. The Meaning of the Advent Nj. TOkRINGTON CALVARY-The Rev. sargs MstsOn. pas residence e Barber telephone 2O652 Slova
 Mission S:38 A. NJ Church school s3O. Morning ship. service and Communion l0:45. United Youth Fellowship P. M. Couples Club meeting P. M.
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DAVID RICHARD. Retired. Prospect Street:

tnlnk III the first place that there are not one = tenth the Communists here or abroad that the news
 papers W oul d have us believe, And I don't think there is any danger of
 Com m u n i S m t,raaflifAn # N,tr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
Church Of The Nozorene

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Il East Main Street.-The Rev Myron E Richey, pastor Sunday Bible School iO A. M The Victorious Loser will be the sermon subject at the worship n A. M Missionary program will be offered at the Young Peoples meeting. P M rhe Defeated Winner will be the subject at inc worship ssse F. A Weekly prayer service. Friday 7:s6
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30

In plonioning of waterfowl stock. be sure and clip the feathers of only one wing. Both wings being clip- ped will still enable the birds to fly to grounds of their own choos- ing.-SDorts Afeld.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-30
Episcopal

ALL SOULS stree4 and Gloves Terraee-The Rev Thomas L. Sinclair. pastor. Holy Communion. S A Church School, s30 A. NJ Holy Communion sermon. II A Nj. Young Peoples Fellowship 6:3o P. ST. JOHNS Corner West Main and sareefs-Th. Sunday school S:3O A. NJ. Sunday School service, Guild Christmas Sale and card party Thursday F. Nj MT and Mrs. Club will hear Policewoman Mar, Aorgren speak on Juvenile Delinquency. Wednesday F. M. Women's Council meeting in the library, Thurs day. P M Young Peoples Fellowship Christmas formal dance. Dec.
 CHRIST CHAPEL Fast Main Street-The Rev Samuel lsudde, pastor. Holy Communion A. M. A M Mems Club meeting. Monday, P N. Parish fair. Wednesday. P. M Young Peoples Fellowship dance, Friday, P. M
 ST. PACL's, Natergie-The Robert Beges minister mon, II A. M Executive and survey committee ing Monday 1880 F. M Christian Education and Committee meetng Friday P. M. Women's dinner party Wednesday. 6:3e P N. Sunday School teachers meeting, Friday 7:30 P. M
 fOhkhAGEON T4saAGTB-The Rev. II. Francis B D. rector Holy Communion. A Al. Church school A NJ Corporate Communion for church at II A M nationwide observance. Young Peoples Eel lOwship P. M
 TRINITY, 25 Prospect Street.-The Rev Roger B F An derson. pastor. A. M Holy Eucharist Corporate Com munion of Men and boys l030 A. M Holy sermon. l0:30 A. M. Church School Tuesday S P M Meeting Of Three M Club Wednesday. to s P M Sale and Tea by St Elizabeths Guild P N. Parish Card
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Africon Methodist

TOkkINGfON, A. M F. ZI0N-rhe Rev Elyen P. Boyoe. pastor: residence, 67 Brightwood Avenue telephone 4s74. Junior church and Sunday school 9:s0 A M
 Morning worship - ~ MOUNT OLIVE A. N. E. ZION Pearl Street.-The Rev
 " Weller: pastor. Church school. s:3O M. The Sur rendered Life will be the pastors subikct the monthly communion service A. N. Falthful 10 the End, will be the sermon subject the worship,
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lnterdenominotionoI

SALVATION ARMY. ls2 Cherry streef-Adjutant and Mrs John Van Gould officers enlarge. 10 A. M sunday school ll:S0 4. M. Holiness Worship sermon by Ad- Juafnt Van Gould. Subject, The Dawn of a New Day. 6i5 F. M. Young Peoples Service. P M Salvation Service with sermon by Ut. Charles MaeI.ellan