New Britain herald., 1922-03-21

present in Turkish waters, his mem shin dues arrive on time, The local post ia proud of the work of Cunning ham and ask that the article, publish ed in the Legion be reprinted, II fol- lows:
 "For Those nf Is Witl, Jobs
 As Ue said while back, quite a lot of us have some kind of regular employment, and if thele is anything left over after we had made both ends meet, we ought to be able 10 pay our Legion dues. There is Jim Cunning ham of Rrock- Barnes Post Of Plain vile, Connecticut Jim has paid his 1922 dues. though he rarely gets around to post meetings. There's a long, long (and wet, weD trail a. winding between Connecticut and Constantinople, and Jim happens to be still in the United States navy and anchored in Turkish waters. Jim's example ought to he an inspiration to every member Of Brock Barnes Post We're publishing his name here SO that he can he an inspiration 10 every member of the whole Legion.
 Zion Church News.
 Rev, G. F.. Washington. pastor of the Redeemers A. M. F.. Zion church. he held at the local church this Sum day afternoon. The Plainville Pray ing band will be in charge and special music will be on the program. The services will he conducted between 2:s0 and 6 o'clock Speakers will be secured for the occasion.
 There will he a meeting Of the New Britain Plainville branch Of the Ma ton association for the advancement church on 3l5 Church street. New Britain. tomorrow evening at 7;So o'clock. A tribute of respect will be paid to the memory of the late Col onel Charles Young, who died in Li- beria where he was doing service for the government.
 The drive for membership in the association Is now going on anu the executive committee and line officers are requested to attend the meeting tomorrow evening for the transa ction oI important DuSlneSS.
 Epworth League Play. The Epworth league of the Meth odist church is preparing for com edy play to be presented at the church auditorium on Wednesday evening of April 5. The cast of six characters is composed entirely of girls. Mrs. Phillip Morris of Broad .t. ,e ;,, ,ho u,sl Io a rehearsal Thursday evening at her | home. George Nelson is arranging the program.
 Poultry Meeting Tonight. The members of the Plainville Poultry club will hold a meeting to- night in the town hall The organ izing committee will present its new bylaws 10 be acted upon and accept by the members of the association in general. Any changes to take place will be done tonight and all members are urgently requested to attend. We-Ins Sale Successful. | The Ne-Uns Girls club report that sum Of s25 was realized at it's sale held Saturday afternoon on West Main street. The committee wishes to thank all persons who aided the l sale.
 | Next Monday evening thare will be
 l whist and social time at the home | ,f Miss Dorothy Clark on Farming ton avenue. The teaching force a the local grammar schools have beer
 invited. It will commence at
 o'clock.
 | Pastors Lecture Tomorrow. l Rev. James NJ. Tranmer will give a lecture at the Methodist church to morrow evening. His subject will be on great events having transpired ir will he illustrated with beautiful
 ,ides of scenes in various parts of the country and of men whose names have gone down into history. The 'ecture will commence at 7:3o o'clock
 Plain,illc Briefs | The Grange will hold it's regular meeting tonight, Mrs. H. r. Lowry has arranged for program 10 take place, consisting of recitatons and | readings.
 The Plain,ille A. C. basketball team will journey to New Britain tonigh, where they will play the Trade schoo
 players in the High school gymna sium.
 Mrs Mary Root is confined to he, home on West Main street, with ar ! illness.
 | FURNITURE and piano moving and all kinds of trucking. I. A. Gridley. S | Whiting St, PlainNlle Phone l63. | r you miss the last train or trolley call l lritN In Xi SnrAlnn q. S1 I,l..,.,