New England bulletin., 1949-04-16

groups they are WOEkuug 4o1 "4Ao daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Lassiter of Il Pearl St.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Burke of 2O7 Cooke St., celebrated their sec ond anniversary on April 9. They are the proud parents of a daugh-- ter, Jo-Linda Maria, who celebrated her first birthday on March 21.
 Mrs. Margie Randolph of Hart. ford, was the weekend guest of Mrs. Norma Massey, 9 Robeson Ct.
 Visiting with MT. and Mrs. James Welch of 51 Pearl St. this week end were MT. Welch's brother and wife, MT. and Mrs. William Welch, ana their mother, all of Long Island, N. Y.
 RADIO NOTES
 The Jubilee Quintet which broad casts every Sunday from 11:15 to 11:30 a. m. over Station VERY in Waterbury, rapidly becoming pop ular, not only in Waterbury, but throughout the New England States and New York. The group is composed by first tenor, R. Kelly; second tenor, J. D: Bailey; baritone, I. Easton; bass, l. Kelly; piano accompanist, W. Clapp, and is headed by it's announced and manager, Lynwood Kelly who or ganized the group five years ago. This group can be contacted for en- agreements through Station VERY.
 John Macdonald, ST., of 6 Wood St., was called last Tuesday by Station VERY to voice his opin- ion over their RAILROAD program on the proposal that two trains be dropped from the Waterbury Train Schedule. A record of his opinion was played that night, un- fortunately, this reporter was un- able to secure it, but I gather from all who heard it, it was received most enthusiastically.
 CHURCH NOTES
 ZION BAPTIST CHURCH - REV. B. w. CROWDER, Pastor - The Pilgrim Missionary Group met at the Church on April 18th. The topic of the evening was "How Bright Is Your Light" This group of fifteen members meets the sec ond Tuesday of each month at diff ferent members homes. Mrs. Lucy Ebert is president. The next meet ing will be on May 10 at the home of Mrs. Fitch of Abbott Ave.
 The Sunday School presented special service on Palm Sunday at e:3O a. m. On Sunday last the Sun day Schools Worship Period was under the leadership of Stanley Ralph, son of MT. and Mrs. George Ralph, IT Mattson Court.
 The Joint Board will sponsor concert featuring Mrs. Porter and accompanied by Mrs. Ross from Maryland, on Saturday, April 16 at 8 D. m. All are invited.
 MT. OLIVE A. M. E. ZION -l REV. s. W. WELLER, Pastor -I There was Battle of Song on Saturday, April g at the Church betv cen the Harmony Kings of Bristol and the Sunset Jubilee Singers of New York. Chairman of the program was Harvey B. Byrd of the Harmony Kings.
 "The Raising of Lazarus" a sound film, and Lenten Hymns, were part Ol the evening SoTV1C0S on Sunday, April 3.
 Ladies night was observed by the 1 Waterbury Federation of Mems Bible Classes at the final meeting of the season at the First Method ist Church on Wednesday last. Dr. James Lee addressed the group on Better Brotherhood Relations" George Ward entertained the gath l ering with several selections.
 CLUB NOTES
 A Social was given by the Vet erans of Foreign Wars Club at the Bostic Hall, GA Pearl St., on April 2.
 The Brass City Club gave a par tv of games at the Pearl Street House on Friday, April 1, featuring pocheno, pinoc- hle, bridge and other games. Prizes were awarded. Mrs Sadie Carethers, president, and Mrs. ] Irene Lane were in charge of the affair. Other entertainment noem- hers are Mrs. Ella Ryder, Mrs. Matte Johns and Mrs. Chloe Jack son.
 The Easter Special of the Amer ican Legion, Cpl. Post No. i was the drawing of a 1949 Hudson Se- dan or S2.OOO as a first rriza on