New Britain herald., 1924-02-16
PLAINVILLE NEWS
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 the true sentiment is for the adjusted compensation
 throughout his tall, Mir. Armstrong was repeatedly interrupted by ap- plause which came mostly from those who were rot in the service in the late war. A large number of women Were present and they stated they were decidedly in favor of the bonus.
 Tho other two speakers spoke on the same lines as Mir. Armstrong and when they were finished little was left to be said on the subject. The floor was left open to discussion and the chairman asked if there was anyone to question the speakers on the mat ter.
 Several spoke from the floor, but no one arose to opose the motion to go on record as favoring the bonus. Copies of the resolution were voted to be sent to Washington and the vote was unanimous and taken with the entire assemblage on it's feet.
 Shower for Mrs. TyreI.
 The young ladies of the Standard Steel X Bearings, Inc. held a linen shower on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs, George Buys in honor of Mrs. Ernest 1'yrell, who was for merly Miss Eleanor Buys. The home was prettily decorated for the occa- sion in white. blue and pink. Piano selections were rendered by Miss Da- yid and Mrs. Tyrell. Songs were sung by Edmund O'Keefe and others. Re treatments were served by Mrs. Buys assisted by Olive and Verona Sh Sbert.
 Mrs. Tyrell was presented with many beautiful and useful presents.
 Baptist Valentine Social.
 The Valentine social held in the Baptist church parlors last evening under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society was a great success and much credit is due to the committee which consisted of Mrs. J. H. Mitchell, Mrs. C. A. Bunnell and Mrs. Richard Sed- ergren. The interior was elaborately decorated with hearts and arrows in Valentine style. During the evening, m usical selections were rendered and readings were given by Mrs. J. G. Ward and Miss Barbara Farrar. The hit Of the evening was the reading d occasion by Mrs. Irving T. Tyler. A vote taken for the most popular lady and gentleman present resulted in Mrs. Frank \. Hart taking first | award and Mrs. J. II. Mitchell second. Richard Sedergren was easily the most popular male. The three receiy- cd prizes. Boxes of lunch were sold and neat sum was added to the church repair fund.
 Martha Rebekah lodge will hold Valentine social and dance for mem- bers on Monday evening. Ladies are to bring a box lunch for two and there will be no admission charge.
 Father and Son Banquet
 The second father and son banquet in Plainvlle will be held in the Methodist church "Wednesday evening, February 20. The affair is open to all men and boys Of plainville and the district, If man hasn't a son, one will be provided and if a boy hasn't q father there will be a few spare ones present. Tickets may be secured at Byington's Drug store, from C. w. sherman or John Lamb.
 Church Notices
 Episcopal church: h:-Septuagcsima Sunday. s a. ni., holy communion; 10 I |. ni.. church school; Il a. m., morn- Ing prayer and sermon; p. n1., evon- song and sermon. Y
 Congregational hurch:--Morning i service at 10;i5 q. m, "The Fathers ( church school immediately [ liter the morning service; Young peo- ( pies meeting at ?. nl.. "Sin and How t Affects the Character" The eyecu- { i've committee will meet Tuesday al [ 1880 o'clock in the parsonage. r
 Baptist church:-1O:45 a. m., "The Help Ncedcd'' win be pastors theme; sunday school following the morning erNice; 6 p. m.. young peoples serv- l ce; D. ni., the pastor will speak or q Making David King" 7:45 p. m., ' prayer meeting.
 N. F.. church:-1O:45 Q m. morning { er,ice. topic. Pacing the Facts of [ ,ife;" 12 o'clock noon, Sunday school, c :30 D. m, Epworth League. NJ. J. .amb, leader. topic, Youth and Re- | Igion." t
 A. N. F. Zion church:-ReV. F.. Iorsce Brown. pastor. II a. m., morn ng worship, subject: Mosaic Coven- . mt" i2:3o D. m.. Sunday school: s ! ]. m. evening worship, subject: The . -alue of a Good Ssme.'
 Advent Christian church:--Rev. J. linton Libby. pastor. 10:45 a. m. morning service. theme. "opportuni- les and Possibilities of Advcntisin;" 2 o'clock noon. bible school; D. m. .oung peoples service; ?. m., praise ervice. Rev. \. r. Soiandt will pre- cnt the work Of inc Lords Day ' saeue. Mid-week prayer meeting . thursday evening st 7;45 m. |,
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