New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
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! ~ 0SSSVSesS As~O COUPLE CELEBRATE l 25TH ANNIVERSARY -----t--'
 MT. and Mrs. Emil. zickWOli En-
 tertain Large Gathering Of Friends
 RECEIVE NUMEROUS GIFTS

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 Mir. and Mrs Emil. Zickwolf of I'll | West Main street observed the silver anniversary of their wedding at their home last evening. A gathering of
 friends numbering about so were en- l tertaincd. Among those present were the members Of the Ladies' Aid so-
 ciety of the Methodist Episcopal
 church and the Woman's Relief Corps.
 Mir. and Mrs. Zickwolf received
 many beautiful and useful gifts from
 their guests, among which were testi-
 monias from the Ladies' Aid society
 and the Woman's Relief Corps. Vocal solos were rendered by Miss | Clara Strung, formerly of Palatka, Florida, and now local resident: 1 Rev. A. B. Dubary; cornet solo by | Lincoln Johnson, and other piano,
 cornet and saxophone solos b yothers present. A feature of the evening
 was the recitations by H. Sprague.
 The home was prettily decorated for the occasion with Christmas col ors, steramers of rcd crepe in; terspersed here and here with clus- ters of running pine branches. A de- lightful luncheon was served during the evening.
 MT. and Mrs Zickwolf are' very well known here and they have host of friends who will wish them wei for the future. Shortage of Rooms. A number of young men. who are i eported to be employed in local fac
 tories, were about town last night
 seeking places to stay. They were unsuccessful in their search and it is | reported that they were forced to sleep in improvised beds in the town hall. Every day there has been a
 arge number of strangers inquiring
 at the local post office and at other places for rooms.
 Chamber Meeting.
 This rooming question, it is hoped, will be settled at the special meet l ing of the Chamber of Commerce next Thursday night in the local
 rooms. At the last regular meeting, action was postponed for two weeks at the request of MT. Rockwell and
 special meeting was called for next
 Thursday night. Joseph N. Mcker-
 nen, president of the local chamber,
 makes special appeal to all mem bers to be present as the report o1 the housing committee, submitted at the last meeting will be taken up for action along with other suggestions to | be offered at that time. The question | is one of the most important to come before the local chamber in some time, and the help of every member is needed to come to satisfactory solution of the problem. A resolu- ton, a copy of which will be mailed to every member will also be acted upon, and members are confident that the housing situation will be well taken care of next week.
 Church NOtlceS Congregational church--December 1T. 1922. Morning service. 1O:45
 o'clock, subject: Courage for Tomor- row." church school, 12 o'clock noon, Mems bible class at the parsonage, subject: Authority of the Bible;' ves- per service, o'clock evening, Christ mas cantata "A Night in the Orient, conducted and presented by the sun day school; Young Peoples meeting at 6 o'clock p. m., subject: The Gains of Fidelity"
 Episcopal church of Our Saviour Dec. F, 1922, 3rd Sunday in Advent, 500 a. m., Holy Communion; 1o:00 a. m., church school; 11:00 a. m., morn ing prayer: TOO p, m,, Evensong. Methodist Episcopal church--1o:45 a. m., Morning service, "The Universal Gospel;' 12:00 noon, Sunday school; 6:3O D. m., Epworth league; 1880 p. m., Evening Service, "Complacent Christianity"
 Advent Christian church:-Decem-
 Der 17, 1922. Morning service at 1o:45 o'clock, sermon subject, Where is God?"; Sunday school at 12 o'clock noon; Loyal Workers at p. m.; song
 service and preaching at zoo p. m, subject How to be Happy" Prayer meeting at 745 p. m. Thursday eve ming
 Plainville Baptist church--10:45 a. m. It is expected that Rev. F. F. Gates of Hartford will preach at the morn- ing and evening services; Sunday school follows the morning service; 500 D. m., Young Peoples Service; 700 D. m, preaching; 7:45 p. m.,
 Thursday prayer meeting.
 Drawing Postponed