New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
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BOWLERS ORGANIZE
 TEAMS EOR SEASON Seven Men Chosen to Represent
 PlalnVille Tigers on Alleys GROUP OFFICERS INSTALLED

GROUP OFFICERS INSTALLED Large Attendance At sunday sehoo Entertainment - Churh Noiieas-- Lodges Notes and Neetings-Briel Items of Interest.
 The Plainyille Tigers. a team oi howlers representing some Of the best in Plainxille. was organized last eye- ming after a nights session on Hird
 and Murphy's alleys. The men were
 picked according to the highest aver
 ages for the evening, They are; John
 Valentine. James Pompey. John simp-
 son, Richard Nagle. John Hobson.
 Richard Dngbee and Peter Scott.
 John Valentine was elected man
 ager and the team will issue n chal-
 Ienge to various teams in the state
 for match games to be played on the
 local alleys. Anyone wishing to ar
 range for contests with the Plainyille
 team can do so by writing to Mir Valentine at 4. J. Bordeau's barber shop at the corner Of Whiting and
 West Main streets. officers Installed
 Secretary J. V. Lamberton Of the Hartford county Y. N. c. A. and his staff composed Of members Of tn. ! Hartford group. installed the officers of the junior and senior groups Of the Plainville branch of the Hartford county Y. Nj. c. A. at q meeting in the Town hall last evening. A special degree. combining fun and serious ness, was worked on the boys by the visiting delegation. Several new mem bers have joined the groups since they were organized. During the coming week. the hop. skip and jump will be run off.
 Large Attendance
 A large and enthusiastic audience was present last night to witness the entertainment furnished by the mem- bers of Mrs. Pearl Smiths class of the senior department of the Congrega- tional Sunday school. given in the Congregational church pariors. The entertainment was q success through put the entire presentation. and bias fair to be one Of the highest in the standing for the prizes to be awarded st the close of the season.
 Church Notices
 Episcopal church of Our Saviour: | February 4, 1923. Sexagesima Sun day. a. m.. Holy Communion; 10 q. n., church school; II a. m. Litany, | Choral Eucharist and sermon; 3 p. m., Holy Baptism for children; : p. m. evensong and sermon. All services will be held in the upper room of the parish house.
 M. F.. church--February 4, 1923. 1045 a. m.. morning service, subject: The Responsibilities Incurred With the New Life.' This is the second in a series of sermons on what Jesus Himself believed. 12 o'clock noon, Sunday school; 6:3o p. m., Epworth league. There will be no evening service until further notice.
 Baptist church-February 4, 1925. 10:45 a. m., "The Cure of Habit" will be the pastors theme; Sunday school follows the morning service; 6 p. m., Young Peoples service; : p. m., Helping Jesus will be the thought for the evening. 745 D.. m., Thurs day, prayer meeting will De held.
 Congregational church-February 4, 1923. Morning service at 1o:45 o'clock, subject, "Resources"; church school at 12 o'clock noon; Mems Bible class at the parsonage. subject, 'sThe Jesus of History; Young Peoples meeting at 6 p. m., topic, r'rhe Value of c. F.. Society,"" The executive committee will meet Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the parsonage.
 Advent Christian church-A large audience was present last evening to hear Evangelist Glendenning speak on ''Forgiveness" Three questions were . found in the question box and were Evangelist Glendenning of- , fered to give a new Bible to anyone who could show him a text in the , Bible where God says the wicked shall be tormented forever and ever. He also offered a ten dollar bill and a 1 new Bible to anyone who would bring ( n d text that proves conciusively that t Ilt "lthtu ltuu slleiii llOl# pt -eoted and judged,
 Evangelist Glendenning spoke in the C center of the town last evening to q t arge crowd before going to the y ,hurch He warned the people of the c coming of judgment. ih
 There will be no service tonight i a Tomorrow, Evangelist Glendenning \ viii speak at 10:45 o'clock in the S morning and at o'clock in the eve- c ling. His subject for the evening V ervice will be "The Present Condi- ions of Nation Fulfills Bible Pro- d hecy and the End of the World is I ,ear." pen picture of the former b ierman Kaiser will be read from tho i Bible. D
 Sunday school will be held at 12 ltl clock noon and the Loyal Workers n ill meet at o'clock in the evening. he services in the campaign wifi ontinue every evening next week at e .45 o'clock with tho ,.Srr otion of fl