New Britain herald., 1924-10-25

'lends or the nost were present anu the costumes worn were many and varied, Those attending were Doris stahler. Vivian Hynds Mildred Lafayette, Grace Lester, Rebeeca AL ling, Olive McBurney. Edith Mcleod, Richard McDermott, William Piers, Irving Morgan, Howard Fanion, Will liam filling, Maxwell Mcintyre, Mylos Moore, Harold Lafayette and Junior Stanley. ..
 Prizes for contests were won as follows; Peanut hunt, Doris stahler; going to Jerusalem, Vivian Hynds; funniest costume, Edith Mcleod; pinning the donkey, William Piers.
 The home was prettlly decorated for the occasion in colors of Hal- lowe'en and Mrs. Moore was assist ed in service by Mrs. McDermott, Mrs, Hynds. Mrs. filling and Mrs. Lafayette.
 Harvest Thanksgiving
 Tomorrow, the Plainyille NJ. F. church will celebrate the Harvest Thanksgiving services at both the morning and evening hours at 1o;i5 o'clock and 7:30 o'clock. Special anthems and music will be rendered by the choir and the pastor, Rev. Arthur A. Ball. will preach both times. A cordial invitation to all friends of the church to attend, is extended. The church will be dec- orated for the occasion with fruit and vegetables and anyone caring to contribute may give their donations to Mrs. John Lamb at the church this evening. All gifts will be for warded to the M. E.. church Old Peoples Home in New Haven.
 Sunday school with the adult Bible class will be held at noon; Epworth league at 6:3s p. m,, Miss Winifred Bates is the leader. topic, "The Christian Citizen and Industry" Local Divorce Case
 Among number of divorce cases tried in the superior court yesterday, one concerned a Lillian E. Peters of Hartford and George D. Peters Of Plainville. The local man is suing his wife for separation on the ground of desertion and when she asked for an allowance for a defense to the suit through her counsel R. II. Deming. Lawyer Howard Drew, couasel for Mir. Peters asked that it be not al- lowed as the husband is blind compensation for period of 10 years and from playing a drum oc- casionally. Decision on the> matter was postponed until the trial of the suit.
 Church Notices
 Baptist church:-10:45 a. m. "The Four Words will be the pas. tors theme; Sunday school follow ing the morning service; ' p. m., the theme will be "A Higher Goal" 7.4i p. m., Monday, Mrs. Mary R. Baker who has given 25 years of work fir Ongole, Indiana, will tell of the work and conditions in that land. 7:45 p m. Thursday, prayer meeting.
 Advent Christian church: -
 Preaching services at 10;45 a. m and [ p. m; Sunday school at noon Loyal Workers meeting at 6 p. n , Episcopal church-Holy Com munion at s a. m.; church school a 10 a. m; morning prayer and scr mon at II a. m,, Rev. George ] Browne. The parents of the churcl school are requested to see that th'
 Bishop Futile mite boxes are sen
 in this Sunday as the check must b
 returned to the committee by tn end of this wek.
 A, M. F.. Zion church:-W. I Barr, D. D., pastor, Services Rt II
 m., and 7:3O p. m.; Sunday schoo
 at p. m.
 Last Sunday Bishop w. l.. Lee
 A. NJ. D. D., visited the church q the morning and evening service for the baby contest. The followin children were entered: Baby Corlett Baby ONeil and Baby Alexander Baby Cortett won the first prize. !
 total of s260 was raised and all out
 standing debts were paid and thre tons of coal put in the church eel lar for the winter.
 NJ. T.. Church Notes.
 A Halloween social is being give today by the teachers of the pri mary department in the M. F
 church parlors for the mothers an , children. A large number is al tending.
 Tuesday evening. the Epwort ! league will hold a Halloween mas querade party to which a hearty in vitation to all is extended. Wednesday, the Ladies Aid sc ciety will hold the annual harves supper.
 Catholic Church Notes. The services at the church of Gu Lady of Mercy will be held tomor row at the usual time with masse at and 10 o'clock and Sunda school sessions at o'clock. Infant Dies. The infant daughter Of Mfr. an Mrs, Steven DietZko died this morn ing. The many friends Of th young couple will be grieved { !. learn of the death.
 Plainville Briefs. Pythian lodge, K. of P. held regular meeting last evening q which routine business was trans