New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

a high school here would be very small compared with the cost of out side education,
 There is also the future to look forward to. If q building Is to be erected as a high school many are of the opinion that one, suitable for expansion tn the future should he put up. and thus wilt be sufficient to take care of all the pupils that the town will have for number of years.
 Thursday nights meeting will be solely for the purpose Of receiving anl acting on the report of the committee and if the report is ac- ccpted 10 appropriate money enough ito purchase the site that the com mtttcc recommends,
 To Hear Armstrong
 Commander Robert Craig of Brock Barnes post, American Lc- zion, has received word from ma .tional headquarters that National NiCc-Commandcr F. Percy Arm strong who has been ordered by Ma .tional Commander James J. Drain 10 tour Connecticut Tor one week in the interests Of inc American Legion Endowment fund campaign will be at tho state armory in Hartford to. might at X o'clock 10 explain the pur- poses Of the drive and the manner in which it is to be conducted in this state and Commander Craig has ar ranged 10 attend the meeting with othcr members of the committee who are planning on the fund drive in PIainEillc. He wishes that any Imcmbcrs Of the post who are inter- csicd in finding out just what the drive is would attend the meeting | in Hartford so that they will be able to talk on the matter and explain 10 Inc public when asked what the fund Is, for what purposes it was or ! ganizcd and all other details con- Iroctcd with il. The task Of select ing q civilian chairman for the drive lin Plainvillo is occupying tn. attcn- ion Of the officers and committee Of the post and as soon as this is fin 'ishcd and the work completed. the fund drive will start.
 The next meeting of the post which will be held OH Monday r,c- ming, May 2j, will be q joint meeting i with inc Sons of Veterans and the few remaining members of the G. A. <. The youngsters Of Brock Barnes post will act as hosts to the former 1 soldiers and their sons and n pleas ! ing program will be prepared for the night.
 A great deal of enthusiasm is be- ing aroused among inc members of the post over the memorial services being held at the Congregational church on Sunday morning, May 4 for the G, 4. R. The members Of the post who are most intcrestrI in he services, are canvasSing the r"- maining members in an effort 10 get big crowd out for the services on that morning. The work of the G. \. k. in the years that have passed hy, is too well known for the young- siers Of the last war 10 forget and as the ranks Of the "boys of 'GI" thin out, It becomes necessary that thn boys Of IT" take their places and carry on tho work of remembering the dead.
 Congregational Church
 Services al the Congregational church tomorrow wifi be as follows: Church school, 9:3o a, m: morning service at 10:45 o'clock; Young Peoples meeting at D, m.
 The executive committee Of the church will meet Tuesday evening at 7:2o o'clock at the parsonage. The annual fathers and mothers luncheon will he held in the church parIors Thursday al 12;io o'clock.
 The evening group of the Wom- ans Federation will meet Thursday evening at 7:2o o'clock at inc home Of Mrs S. s. Gwillim on Pennington avenue.
 Memorial Service" next Sunday with the c. 4, F. and allied organi- cations.
 C. r.. Notes The Christian Endoavor society of the Congregational church will meet tomorrow afternoon a o'clock. Miss Rona Kerner will he the leader.