New Britain herald., 1923-12-07

that all know best what they can give but substantial increases arc necessary.
 Tt is up to all of us 10 do our share so that no one will have 10 bear an unnecessary burden. Win you think about the financial problems Of our church and be prepared to make your pledge for 1924 on December 9@"
 At tho morning service of the church on Sunday three four-minutc speakers will talk on home needs, mission needs and how the money for them can be raised.
 Directly after the meeting of tho Sunday school the solicitors will meet, be served to them and they -Mlll talk over tho work. Rev. Samuel X. Fiske of tho <~rlin Con gregattenal church will bc present and win deliver a short address.
 Tho solicitors are: Chapel district, Clarence B. Baldwin and Miss Ruth Graham; Pond and West Lane dis trict. Harold W. Epson and Mrs. sid- ncy NL Cowlos: Percival district, Mir. and Mrs. Frank D. Clark: Ledge dis trict, Thomas w Emerson, Joseph Wilson and Mrs. George C. Clark; Corner and Blue Hills dis trict, James B. Ellsworth, Paul Baker and Mrs. C. Fred Johnson.
 Miss Marjorie Moore and Miss Paul inc Bauer will have charge or tho canvass among nonresident members Of the church.
 Plan "Honbc Coming Night"
 Court Mattabessett Of the Foresters. at meeting held last evening. elect cd committee to make arrangements for Home Coming Night" to take place the first Thursday in January. fl was explained that there are num- Der Of members of the Fore sters who pay their dues regularly. but never take an active interest in the doings of the lodge. An effort will be made to interest these me mbcrs in the work Of the court and they will be especially invited to attend this affair. Several state officers of the Foresters will be present and general good time will be arranged.
 Little was done at the meeting last night outside Of routine business. \ large attendance was present and four new members N"r" admitted to the iodge. Two applications for member ship were received Plans for new lighting Of inc hall were talked over and action was taken.
 Man's Ipccum Meeting
 The Mems l.yCcum Of kcnsinEton will hold debate at the kcnsingtOn Congregational church on Monday evening The subject for discussion will bc Resolved: That The United States Should Become 4 Member of the World Court Those on inc al side will 1c Rev. Carleton Hazen and Paul G Baker on thc negative will be Charles F. Wright and Arthur l.. Mofatt.
 The members of inc l.yccum arc anxious to have large attendance present The meetings are opru to tho public and SO far thc debates have been attended br good audiences.
 Bible tIaS- Annual
 The annual mr ting Of ire Mems Bible class Of Berlin will be held next evening at o'clock in thc community house. < social hour will follow the reports of officers and the election Of q new group Of officers.
 Old Fashioned Christmas
 Berlin Grange is arranging 4 real ! ,ld fashioned Christmas celebration. 1 This will bc held on December IS al | he hall. Santa Claus will be present. 1 will be given out and an en- I ertainment presented. Families and ] .hildren of Grange members will bc , ntited
 Motherhood Club Meets
 An open meeting 0f the BsrIin i club was held this-a ffer- . foon at the community house. Mrs. i rederick e. Piatt of New Britain i poke on onfidences-MOther and i The hostesses were Mrs. - iafner C. Goodwin. Mrs Lester Dem i ng. Mrs. Frederick Cute and Mrs. W. 7. Shepard.
 Jo Present Fla,
 The Inanda club of the Ktnsinrton 'Ongr gstional church viii present Jay at Forcsttrs' haU. on the cvcning fl Dect mber 1f. The play is entitled The Two Letters.~ and Has written f 2 Miss Marjorie Moore Of Kensing- m. Following the play there uili be
 tambourine drill Dancing ufH hs n5oyed later in tfe escning. The T.