New Britain herald., 1923-06-30
HAROLD ANDERSON
 TO HEAD PYTHIANS
Ssml.Annual Election Of Officers
 Held Last Evening by Lodge
GOING ON VISIT TO EUROPE
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 Harold Anderson was elected "a head P.thian lodge, K, of F, at the semi annual election of officers held in Odd Fellows han last evening, This makes the second victory in as many days for MF, Anderson ln rialns vile as he was elected ia the office of vice grand al a meeting af Reanassen lodge, I, o, o, F, Thursday night
 The full slate of officers was elect ed as follows, Chancellor Commander. Harold c, Anderson; vice chancellor, William R, Wilher, IT.. nreiate, George C. carlsani master Of work, Irving Gridley, master of arms. shn- hert spragne, inner guard, Howard selander: outside guard, Roy Aekert; and representatives io the gronh lodge, Frank Andrews and R, Warren Fox. These officers will he installed al a near future date hy T, C. c. D. n' George Hickey and his stan Of New Britain,
 The rank of esquire was conferred on a large class Of candidates
 Leaving for Europe
 MT. and Mrs. William stewart of "a Broad street will leave shortly on q trip to England. Mir, Stewart was born in England and plans to make an extended visit there among his rela- lives and old friends.
 Last Meeting of wa-uns
 The last meeting Of this season of the We-uns club will he held Monday evening. July 2. at the home of Miss Mitchell at 34 East street. All mem hers arc requested to he present as all outstanding business must he cleaned up at this time.
 Special speaker Coming
 Sunday evening at c o'clock. Miss Gladys Atwater of New Britain will speak at the Baptist church. She will select as her topic China" This is sure to he largely attended affair as Miss Atwater is a very excellent and interesting speaker and has full knowledge of the country in the Orient.
 Church Notices
 Congregational - Sunday. July Morning service at 1o:45. communion church school omitted during July Young Peoples meeting at p. m Executive committee meeting Monda! at 7:30 D. m.. in the parsonage.
 Episcopal--Fifth Sunday after Trim ity; a. m. Holy communion: II m. litany, choral eucharist and ser mon; D. m., holy baptism; p. m. evensong and sermon. The parisf leafl for July is ready and may be had gratis at the church, the rector1 or Ryder's store.
 NJ. E. church--Sunday, July l. -- 1o:45 n. m.. morning service, Lost the Spirit of Self Denial;" 12 o'clock noon. Sunday school: 630 p. m, Ep worth league. patriotic service. spe cial music. Thursday evening at 7:4s p. m., prayer service.
 Ba aptist--Sunday, July 1.--l0:45 m., the pastor will speak of "A Con. trast" Sunday school following tht morning service: 6 p. m.. Young Peo ple's service: ?. m., "Commendet Because of His Character" will he the pastors theme. 7:45 p. m., Thursday prayer meeting.
 A. M F.. Zion Preaching by tht pastor, heN. h'o"l' "' '"'1' "' m Holy communion and baptism will bt administered: Sunday school at 12:3C m.; 7:S0 p. n., Chidren's day concer will be given by the Sunday school.
 Baseball Games Tomorrow
 There will be two baseball games at Rockwells field tomorrow after rc on. The undefeated Lady of Mere, +eap, will cross hats with the fas juvenile Glastonbury team at o'clocl and the town team will play on th' main diamond at o'clock The loca teams are out 10 make clean recort of wins throughout the remainder O the season and two good contests art promised the fans tomorrow. Th' town team will present their regulaI