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New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
c. F, BENNETT BACK HOME
FROM EUROPEAN TRIP
Confirms Herald News Story About
Stanley Works Entering Foreign
Industrial Field.

President c, r. Bennett of the
Stanley Works, returning today from
Europe, confirmed the story printed
in last nights Herald with regard
TO the movement OF the Stanley
Works to have a factory located in
Belgium. lie stated that the story
in last nights Herald was substan-
italy true In all respects but until
certain details have been cleared up,
no definite statement ms TO the pol
icy of the company with regard to
the new proposition could be made
until the entire project has been
gone over by the hoard OF directors,
President Bennett stated that
options have been taken on build
irg near Antwerp, Belgium. which
can be adopted to manufacturing
use, He stated that the number Of
hands which would he employed
there would be small for some time
until the plant could be developed.
lie also said that the entire mat
ter would be discussed by the Off
cials of the plant within the next
three or four weeks and a definite
policy would be mapped out.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
Woman Auto Driver Fined
Jail Term Is SusDended

New Haven, Dec. 10 Up - Mrs.
Malvina Tierney, 80. OF 246 Elm
street, West Haven, whose automo-
bile struck and seriously injured
George Dudley Seymour. New Ha-
ven. last June, was found guilty OF
reckless driving today and fined $50
and costs and was given a suspend
ed Jail sentence OF 80 days by
Judge John r Booth sitting In po-
lice court for Judge S. T. Whitaker
today.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
CHEEK Is HONOREn

Cambridge. Mass, Dec. Ia 10
Marion A. (Dolph) Check Of Der
Kelley, California. this seasons Har-
ward football captain. has been
elected first marshal Of the senior
class, II was announced tonight
Willard l.. Tihhetts Of Boston. cap
tain of the track team. was chosen
second marshal ard John Maher OF
Bridgeport. Conn, half-back on the
football team this year. third mar
shat.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
Indian Is Granted a
Divorce From His Wife

West Kingston, II. l., Dec. 10 Up
Albert Pcckham. sc. a Narragansett
Indian by birth, a man whose ances-
tors from time immemorial have
roamed through Washington coun-
ty, and who himself has never had
any other settled home, was unable
in superior court here to satisfy
Judge Capotosto that he had legal
residence In Rhode Island. Peckham
who sought separation from his wife
Nora, has for several years been in
the navy, making only periodical
visits to his home in Westerly. Proof
that his wife had been a resident OF
the state for the two years required
by the court was finally accepted by
the judge and Peckham's petition
for a divorce was granted.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
LARCENY CHARGED.

Worcester. Mass, Dec. 10 tPf-A
warrant was issued today in district
court against Walter G. Hitchins. re-
Gently of Worcester, charged with
the larceny OF $4,000 from the E, G
Higgins company. dealers in wall
papers. The warrant was immedi-
ately turned over to supt. Of Detec-
tives James J. Casey for action.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
Mother Cannot Explain
Suicide of Her Daughter

Leominster, Mass, Dec, 10 Up
Mrs. Lima La Blanc, mother of Miss
Cora Marcel. who was found asphyx-
lated in Bridgeport and was listed as
| a probable suicide, said last night
that she could not explain her
daughters death. The girl left Leo
minister seven years ago. she added,
and had since been living in Bridge
port, A month ago Miss Marcel and
her fiance, James Z. Lynch, OF
Bridgeport, visited Mrs, La Blanc,
and the former seemed happy when
she and Lynch left for the Connec-
ticut city.
Miss Marcel's sister. Lena, left for
Bridgeport tonight to claim the
body.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
Moderate ACTION
IN ALL STOCKS
Slightly Higher Prices Recorded
Today

New York. Dec. 10 OPp-stocll
prices worked moderately higher to-
day as speculative interest was
heightened by favorable trade devel-
opmcnts and another flood OF in
creased and extra dividends.
Trading was on a reduced scale
with a complete absence OF the re-
cent violent fluctuations in the high
priced motors and spccialtics. Rcviv-
al of interest in the railroad shares
followed the establishment Of South
ern railway on a s. annual dividend
LASTS, a three per cent extra by the
Mobile and Ohio and prospects for
favorable action by other companies,
Including the Baltimore and Ohio.
/ Southern Railway duplicated the
years nigh price of III as.
Announcement Of an increase of
/ 472,5@7 tons in untitled orders OF the
/ United States Steel Corporation
created fresh demand for the steel
shares, Steel common jumped more
than a point to 1875 and Soss-
Sheffield scared almost six points,
with Gulf States and Republic shar-
ing in the Improvement. Many
other industrial issues Joined IN an
orderly advance, gains of to G
points embracing Foundation Com.
pany. Dupont, Iudlum Steel, Pacific
Gas and Electric, American Repub-
Iics and Commercial Credit. Shu-
bert theatcrs, listed for the first time
on the New York Stock Exchange,
opened at 52 and advanced to IS,
| Stock prices tended higher at the
Opening of trading today although
traces Of irregularity were still in
evidence. Early buying orders ap.
poared in substantial volume for
Chrysler and Hudson motors, Bald.
win Locomotive and L. s Rubber
which gained l to points, but
Schultz Stores was depressed a point
Demand for the steel shares increas
cd on prospects of larger untitled
tonnage.
Having discounted most OF The
= weeks favorable developments. tht
, market presented rather quiet as
e poet in the early dealings
> Buying Of popular industrial is
sUcs continued but under cover o
, their strength some of the special
= ties, such as Coca Cola, Otis Eleva
tor Schultz and Murray Body, wer,
f unloaded.
Motor shares recovered from yes
terday's weakness under the leader
ship Of Hudson and Chrysler, will
a rise in General Motors followed b.
a point jump in DUPONT.
, Gains of I TO points also wcr
, registered by American Can, Postum
Cereal, General Electric, Beechnu
Packing, Foundation company
AmAican Tobacco and the War
! Baking issues. baltimore and Obi
j., and katy" were the most con
e spicuous strong spots in the railroa
list. Foreign exchanges wer
steady, sterling opening slight
higher at $4S4 SIS.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
Carl II. BloOmberg

Rev. Gustav f. Phil, assisted by
Gustav johnson and Edward Peter
son, fellow students of the deceased
youth, conducted services today for
Carl H. Bloomberg who died al
North Park college in Chicago, ILL.,,
where he was studying for the min
istry. Services We're from the home
at 1910 o'clock and from Swedish
Bethany church at o'clock this aft
ernoon.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
Grisw0ld to Go With
Navy Vaudeville Team

Theodore Griswold OF rs Francis
street, is spending furlough with
his parents, Captain and Mrs. Alfred
II. Griswold. and upon his return TO
the Newport Naval Training station
will Join a picked drill team and
band, which has been released for
an eight week vaudeville tour. Girls
void is one Of IS sailors selected
from among 500 stationed at New
port for the drill team. He was
formerly in the Connecticut National
Guard where he learned the rudi-
ments of hayonet and rife work and
drilling. The company to which he
was attached before being selected
for the vaudeville troupe went to sea
today.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
Herb Pruett Is Sold
To Pacific Coast Club

New York, Dec. 10 Rl-Herb
Pruett, southpaw pitcher who once
gained some baseball fame for his
ability to strike out Babe Ruth, has
been sold by the st, Louis Browns
TO the Oakland, Calf, club Of the
Pacific Coast league, according to
announcement today. Another deal,
announced by President Robertson
of the Buffalo 1nternationals, in
wolves the outright purchase Of Out
fielder Dye Of that club by Toronto.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
Tries Suicide Leap But
Is Not Badly Injured

Waterbury, Dec. 10 R 49, Appar-
emily Respondent because of III
health, Domenick Simone, "a, OF
46 Railroad Hin street. jumped
from tho second floor veranda of his
home about $50 o'clock this morn
ing. He was taken to St, Mary's
hospital whore it was found he had
sustained an injured arm and
decorations about the face and
body.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
SUNSHINE SOCIETY NOTES

There were "a members present
at the last meeting OF Canonicus
Branch Sunshine society. The fol-
lowing reports were read: Five bou-
qucts of flowers sent, 81 calls made
on sick and shut-ins, IA birthday
cards sent, Il birthday gifts sent to
the Newington Home for Crippled
Children. There are four wheel
chairs and four pairs of crutches on
hand.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
CROOKED statesmen
DO BUSINESS HERE
One Fakes Family and Is Saved
From Jail

Dozens OF solesmon selling foko
stock and securities ore coming ,nto
this CITY every dav mad many local
people who do not caro- Ia prose-
cute, are being swlndled, according
ia captaIn Harry HAYNES manner
Of the Now Britain Credit Rating
bureau.
Tbera ,e M nav IA nrovont tb,s
according To Cantain HAYNES. I'm.
les, nrosnoctivo investors take caro-
"a cal, nm their hank ar the credit
bureau or some other reru,oblo
oyancv aud cbecl, I'm bororn having
.ny noornv
So clover iS tha game worked that
rn,as, ori,,,iro, octIon is stnrtod Mt
once hv thn victim tho CANA usuaI.
IA, Ia covered mn In such q way that
thora 4. ,o nossihi,itv NJ ,rrast An
,nnorco ,s ci,.o, y.bore , busiposs-
800 uas n,,,,ooob.a hr - wa, who
ronresontod hin,eolf ne 4bo s,lesron
tor on ont NJ town corcorn with
--h,,h .ho t,,,,,n, ho6 hoor do,r,
Tho gn1feTt1 " II
.s,ro, e.. so,o e. o0n stool, cortt-
a.ato ,,;,, nror+ sbo-,r, faature
lii a." ,.,,,,o I'm trho hu,,
na.sn,o, o,roed making HE nav
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~ ~ fna, nn,.n,art thn business.
So,anda1 Vie stooI, From, i've
- nn'1 ,oon,,od .ba. no sucb
L,,n,nn.s a,,nnn,ert h,d nyer neon
nsnomaa w. ~ Grr, owning tho
e apri "
T,,o e.n, ..,o,,1orod N New Prit.
-. ~ 80 aotieod csn+ain uaynrs
T.. .,m,, ~ T., +ouol, with Cbiot
Mi'p 80 t"t , y ,,,l carnoo,t rcCr[
V. ,..aatt,.a h,roan and the
,,.oa onnrnhnrdcd The
SOY i ".i,,,' r we rir, arocrdinc
80 4,.n n+a,,. ~ ,oso nc ,,ie r,fe
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New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
GODDARD FOR COUNCILMAN
Griswold Street Man VIII he Candi.
date In Spring For Councilman
Chrlsts Third Ward Seat,

Frank Goddard OF IS Griswold
street will he candidate for coun-
Gilman in the third ward TO succeed
Edward II. Christ whose resignation
is expected at next Wednesday
nights meeting. Mr.. Christ has
moved out OF the third ward. Mr.,
Goddard was formerly active In the
cigar makers union, but is now om-
pioyGd at Landers. Frary IL Clark.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
eACTERIoIoGIsT RESIGNS

New Haven, Dec. 10. (R)-Miss
Anna ]. Vansaun. hacteriologtst and
director OF the bureau OF laborator-
les Of the city department Of health.
today sent her resignation to the
board Of health. Miss VanSann. who
has been here for seven years. has
accepted the appointment Of director
for the bureau Of laboratories for the
health department Of Paterson, n.
J. 1t was learned today that she
lad also received an offer of an ap-
pointment to be bacteriologist for
Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
No Writs Served When
Sheriffs Can't Identify

Pittsburgh, Dec. 10 Pt-Deputy
sheriffs who were sent TO Library
with so John Doe warrants charg-
ing riot against persons who were in
a crowd there yesterday when
woman was crushed to death by a
commissary truck Of the Pittsburgh
Coal company, had not served any
of the papers. Inability to identity
the persons in the gathering was
given as the reason.
The coroner announced today that
an inquest would be delayed until
Frank Flora, driver Of the truck,
who is in hospital with featured
legs, was able TO attend.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
Suit Against Lloyds
Heard: No Decision

New York. Dec. 10 OPl-Argument
was heard by the United States cir
cult court here on an appeal from q
decision by Judge Knox dismissing
an action instituted by Miss Edith
Bobe, a modiste. to recover from
Lloyds of London $4,000 insurance
en- platinum diamond bracelet
stolen when burglars raided her up
town apartment in September. 1895.
Lloyds refused to pay the in
surance on the ground that the
binder had not been accepted, al
though the company had received
the premium Of s202.s5.
Decision was reserved.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
CARD OF THAMES

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for the kindness and SYM
pathy shown us during our recent
bereavement in the death Of our be-
loved husband and father, also for
the beautiful floral offerings receiV-
ed. We especially wish TO thank the
Corbin Screw Corporation, Clan
Douglas And Davidson & Leventhal.
Signed:
MRS. ALEXANDER STEWART
AND FAMILY.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
Three Little Boys Are
Burned TO Death at Home

Montreal. Dec. 10 tPp Three
small boys, John. Arthur and Eu-
gene Currottc, aged 8. and Z, the
children of Louis Currofte. were
burned to death last night at
Caughanawaga, Quebec. Their sis
ter. Hattie, was saved by being
dropped from a window.
The father ana his brother, Jo-
seph, at whose home the family
was visiting, were severely burned
In attempting TO rescue the trapped
children.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
Frederick GarriCny

The funeral of Frederick Garriepy
was held from the late home,
Cherry street, this morning at S:45
o'clock and at o'clock from st.
Peters church where a solemn high
mass of requiem was sung by Rev.
Charles Coppens. Burial was in St.
Demands cemetery in Rockville.
Rev. George Sinnott OF Rockville
conducted committal services at
the grave.
The pail bearers were Bernard J.
Lappan, Fred Yost, Joseph Petrow-
ski, Arthur Busch, George Kreha
and Frank Crowley.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
House Proceeds Along
Even Tenor of Its Way

Washington, Dec, 10 P}-The nov
city of having in its hands S320'-
900, 900 tax reduction bill had worn
off somewhat today and the house
proceeded more perfunctorily to
mass away the allotted time for de-
bate on the measure.
Republicans and democrats con-
tinued generally to endorse the
measure as whole, but various ex-
pressions OF individual disapproVa
over certain of its phases were put
into the record.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
NEW MINISTER ARRIVES

New York, Dec. 10. (P)-Simeon
Radeff, new Bulgarian minister to
the United States who succeeds Step
fan Panaretoff. retiring minister, ar
rived with his wife yesterday on the
Homeric. He will spend several days
in New York before proceeding to
Washington to present his creden-
tials TO President Coolidge and the
state department
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
Eroch Brachclius

Eroch Brachelius. so years old, Of
225 Elm street, died last night at
the New Britain General hospital.
He was an employee OF Landers,
Frary &, Clark.
He is survived by his wife, and
one son, DR.. John Brachelius of
Boston. He was a member of the
following organizations: Educational
Zurkbaiskis, Citizen Club Benefit So
ciety. and Landers Benefit society.
The funeral will be from J. NJ
Curtin Co., undertaking parIors Sat
urday morning at 7:30 o'clock and
from st. Andrews church at s
o'clock. Burial vii be in st. Mary's
cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
PARKING LAW DISCUSSION

Final disposition of the matters of
express stands and of permitting
taxi drivers TO park on Church
street will be made at the meeting
of the ordinance committee at Z
o'clock Friday evening. The COM
mittee has already placed itself on
record as opposed to the express
stand. A hearing will be held on
the other matter, and both subjects
will be reported TO the next meeting
of the common council.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
TO SPEAK ON IMMIGRATION

Howard Bradstreet OF Hartford,
director of the state bureau Of adult
education, Will be the speaker at
the Lions club meeting next Tues
day noon. His topic will be The
Unsatisfactory Phases of the Pres
ent Immigration Law"
The New Britain Lions viii or
ganize a club in Bristol this evening.
They will meet in front of the Bur-
rift hotel at eo'clock and 80 to the
,neighborlng city by autoomblle. II
is expected that about so win make
up the insta alton party.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
W, U. WRITs SERVED

Hartford, Dec. 10 P,-Writs are
being served on sc@tes of local pco-
ple and others outside of the city
AZ stockholders IN an action brought
by the United States against Inc
western Union Telegraph company
and the Northwestern Telegraph
company to collect income taxes as
scssed against the latter company.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
Countess Salm Changes
Her Mind, Doesn't Talk

West Palm Beach, Fla, Dec. 10
tPl-Countess Ludwig Salm Hoog-
straten. the former Millicent Rogers,
hcircss 10 Standard Oh millions
promised reporters that she would
issue a statement at 1850 o'clock.
But at that hour she had changed
her mind and her statement was:
Il have nothing to say"
Albert II. Conway. New York at
torncy. was in conference with the
countess nearly all day. He returned
to New York without Issuing a
statement.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
FUND STILL GROWING

The municipal Christmas tree
fund has reached s29s. according to
reports today. Bids on the purchase
or rent of lighting equipment will be
opened tonight or tomorrow morning
and at a meeting Of the committee
in q day or two will be awarded.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
f un Is
Mrs. Alice Hall

Funeral services for Mrs. Alice
Hal, who died at the New Britain
General hospital yesterday morning
will be held at the late home, 1917
Glen street Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Rev. Theodore A. Greene
of the First Congregational church.
of which she was member for
many years, will offlciate, and burial
will be in Kensington.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
T. J. Spellacy Elected
National Committeeman

New Haven, Dec. 10 R}-Thomas
]. Spellacy of Hartford was this aft
ernoon elected democratic national
committeeman at q meeting of the
state central committee.
He succeeds Homer S. Cummings,
who resigned some time ago.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
Ditch Digger Fined for
Parking Car All Day

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 10 GR' -
Guiseppi Langone today was fined
$40 in district court on the charge
of parking his automobile all day on
a. public street while he worked
with pick and shovel with gang OF
ditch diggers nearby.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
City Items

Before making q decision on that
gift for her-see the display Mt the
Marion Hat Shop, 149 Main ST. up
stairs. --advt.
The Stuta Motor Co., Inc, of
Hartford has sued George Constan,
tine for $3.50 damages, Thomas F.
McDonough issued the papers
Home cooked lunches at Crowcll's
adv.
Fred A. Monsees has been suec
for $500 damages by the Security
Finance Corp. the action having
been brought through Kirkham
Cooper, Hungerford g. Camp.
Xmas Cards, the BurritJ Gift Shop
e ". Main st. Open eyen'ngS.--ad'
The South church and Stanley
Rule & Level basketball teams will
play at the Boys club this evening,
Come in and hear the new Ortho-
phonic Victroia at MoranS,-advt
II. T. Reddel and A. +. Mcclure
localoptometrists attended the week
ly study class held in the office OF
Jesse Wheeler, Hartford, yesterday
An interesting article was read by
Cedric Bagot.
Gulbransen Registering Piano at
Morans' .--advt.
Royal Arcanum viii serve a sup
per at 7 O'Clock Friday evening. \
business meeting and election of Of
flcers will follow.
Hand painted novelties at Bloom
berg's Friday and Saturday-Ann;
/ L. Peyser.-Advt.
The regular meeting Of Unit!
Rebekah lodge will be held in Cd,
Fellows Hall tomorrow evening a
1880 o'clock.
Columbia Bocycle $1,000 a
Monier's.-advt.
The executive board OF the loca
council OF Boy Scouts will meet thi
afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Victroas half price at Morans',-
advt.
Rev. William H. Anderson vii
speak on His Courage" at tn
mems Bible class of the Y. NJ. C. A
this evening.
The board OF examination on
registration Of nurses will hold
II Getting at the state library, Hart
! ford. Conn. on Wednesday, Januar
c, 1926, at ii a. m. Examination 10
registration will be held at the stat
capitol, January 90 and 2l.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
Not Fit

Alice for the first time saw cat
carrying her kitten by the nape of
its neck.
You amt fit to be a mother"
she cried scath!nSly, "You amt
hardly fit to be a father"
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
Wan Street Briefs

The Armstrong Cork company to-
dag was added 10 the list OF COM
panles declaring extra dividends
with announcement Of an extra stock
dividend Of per cent on common
stock, payable in common. The
company also declared the regular
quarterly dividend OF 1ia per cent
on common and IN per cent on pre-
fcrred. All dividends are payable
January . on stock Of record Deem
Der II.
The Southern Railway company
today declared a quarterly dividend
Of s1,75 on common stock, an in
crease Of 30 cents II share. This
action puts tho stock on 81 basis,
compared to tho previous So basis.
Dividends are payable February TO
stock of record January g.
Railroad shares attracted most OF
the subsequent buying orders, with
the demand for the southern and
southwestern issues aCCcntuatcd by
the announcement of an increase ir
the annual rate on Southern Rail.
way from to per cent. Southern
Railway. which had been depressed
a point, moved up smartly after Tho
dividend declaration. st. Louis
Southern jumped 4 points to 64i4
the highest figure in its history. U
S. Steel went UP 10 135 In anticira
ton of favorable untitled Tonnage
statement. Coca Cola dropped ; l.
before meeting support and Nasl
Motors. Mack Truck and Unitct
Cigar Stores We're also depressed l;
to 3si. The renewal rate on cal
loans was unchanged at S per cent
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
EXCHANGES & BALANCES

New York-EXchanges, 1,1S0, 000,-
600; balances, 110.O00,000.
Boston - Exchanges, 100000
balances 100000.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10
Special Notice

A. @. Hammond Auxiliary Will
hold a whist and domestic sale Wed
uesday afternoon at the state
Armory.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-10

TREASURY SrATEMENT
Treasury balance ..... $134,SS6,53
Palisadian., 1925-03-13
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

In the Grantwood Congregational
Church services are at II and S
o'clock on Sundays.
Christian Endeavor Social
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety is planning to hold social on
Friday evening, March 20, for the jun
iors between ten and fifteen years OF
age. The social will begin at o'clock
and is in charge of Miss Voegelei
Mrs. Holcombe, Mrs. Fridlington and
Miss Edith Van Wagner.
There will be games, dancing and
refreshments, and the charge is TWEEN
ty-five cents
At the evening service last Sunday
Mrs. Curtis gave the address on the
subject of youth" before a good au.
dience.
Special music was provided by Mr..
| Goldie, who played a violin solo, and
by Mr.. Melville, who sang "Open the
| Gates"
Ladies' Aid and Missionary Meetings
Mrs ]. Braddon, assisted by Mrs.
Manahan, was hostess for the month
ly meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society
and Missionary Auxiliary of the Con-
gregational Church on Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Yaeger presided at the
Ladies' Aid meeting.
Mrs. Modess stated that SAP was
made at her food sale.
Mrs. Fridlington reported seven
teen calls made by her committee.
Mrs. Dickinson reported over twenty
dollars taken in at the "Story Eve
ming"
The society voted SO to the Chris
tian Orphan Home for it's special fund
and to cheer it in its bereavement.
Mrs. Curtis presided and spoke at
the missionary meeting following on
the subject of "The Science of the
West"
After the meeting adjournment was
made for social hour, with dainty
refreshments served by the hostess.
Palisadian., 1925-03-13
Palisade
UNION CHURCH

Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Church service, IL a. m. Sermon
on "Our Prejudices."
Pathfinders' Club, Thursday, 4:30
p. m. in the church.
Pioneers Club, Saturday, S:45 p. m.
in the church.
A Communicates class is being
formed Of those who are interested
in joining the church on Palm Sun.
day when the communion service will
be held. The first meeting will be on
March % and the second on March
29, Mr.. Hunter conducting the class.
Junior League
The Junior League was organized
in the home of Mrs. D. H. Valentine