The Press., 1922-09-21

Watch our Windows for bargains in Fruit and Vegetables. Quality Confectionery Go. 21tf
 Mrs. Sleight is bravely attempting to write with her hand temporarily we trust, disabled.
 William Snyder and wife, who pass ed the weekend at Hillside, have re- turned to New York, leaving Mrs. SnedicOr somewhat more comfortable.
 Elegant strawberries, the everbear- ing, have been thoughtfully brought by my little neighbor, Alice Luchart, and by Miss Nettie Copeland, a brim- ming quart basket, as delicious as in early summer, and yet, some people say That sort is only an experiment, never amount to anything.
 At the we'll attended church service of Sunday morning the sermon of Pas tor Allen. with the text, Ephesians 2-10, was referred to by callers as con- veying, as one expressed it, "The eyer lasting truth" The solo was new to this congregation and very effective. The evening meeting in the conference room of the church was a great suc- cess, well attended and inspiring.
 
 w. c. T. U. held at the home of the president, Mrs. E. J. Holman, South Wilmington, on Saturday the following officers were elected for the coming year: President, Mrs. B. J. Holman; vice president at large, Mrs. Ida M. Brown; vice presidents, Miss Rosa o. Hall, Mrs. Annie A. Preston, Mrs. Els telle J. Pratt; secretary, Mrs. Ida M. Mathews; treasurer, Mrs. Alice H. Hall; superintendents of departments, soldiers and sailors, Mrs. B. J. Hol- man press Mrs. Annie A. Preston; loyal temperance legion, Mrs. Fannie D. Malo; Sunday school, Mrs. Annie Service, Miss s. Dante Palmer; coop eratiOn with mission work, Mrs. Ida M. Mathews; flowers and relief work, Mrs. Villa M. Edwards; franchise, Miss Rosa O. Hall; mothers meeting, Mrs. Alice Hall, Mrs. Lena K. Bracket; evangelistic, Mrs. Ida Mathews; pro- gram, Mrs. Lucy Tucker, Mrs Fannie D. Malo, Mrs. Ethel H. Armstrong; dele gate to state convention, Mrs. Estelle J. Pratt. Every woman and girl in town is welcome at these meetings and is solicited to become member. All know the excellent record of the
  en the electors oath and sworn to be true to the constitution and govern ment of Connecticut and to the United States can by becoming member of this world wide organization pro- claim her loyalty. That you can not attend the meetings regularly does not cOunt-yOur name does, and your fees are used for worthy purposes and you receive the state paper, The White Ribbon Banner, regularly, and thus keep informed in regard to many important political matters that every family should be intelligently prepar- ed to act upon if necessity arises.
 South Wilmington
 William Battye of Willimantic was a recent visitor in town.
 Holman Hall has entered the Wes- leyan University at Middletown.
 Miss Frances Hall has returned to the Bradford academy at Bradford, Mass.
 MT and Mrs. John. Richardson en- tertained relatives from SOmersville on Sunday.
 William James will dispose of his household goods at auction on Sat urday at Il a. m.
 Mrs. Gardiner H. Han is spending this week visiting at the home of her mother at Stafford Springs.
 Miss Alice Richardson returned home this week after an extended visit in New York with relatives.
 There will be a special meeting of Climax chapter Order Eastern Star, next Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock
 William H. Bracket was elected delegate to attend the Ashford Baptist association convention to be held in Putnam next week.
 William James has given up his position with the G. Hall, Jr, Co.,, and will move to Buffalo, N. Y, where he has a position awaiting him.
 Rev. Thomas c. Denman, a retired Methodist minister, occupied the pulpit in Memorial church last Sunday. MT. Denman taking for his text the words from the gospel of St. John, 10th chap ter 18th verse, And other sheep have which are not of this fold" It was a very instructive and interest ing sermon.