New Britain herald., 1926-07-29


 morning service at Il o'clock At 2:3O p. m. children's service will be held in the auditorium and will be- addressed by Mrs. Brookins. The anual picnic for the children will be held at o'clock. Automobiles will convey the children to Rockwell park, Bristol, returning at o'clock. Cars are needed, and those who will give the use Of their machines are asked to leave their names with Mrs. Florence b. Chap.n or Charles o. Bierkan.
 Miss Beryl Johnson of South Meriden will lead the Epworth league meeting in the evening. and George S. Stratton, cornetist. will lead the singing. Dr. Tremayne will preach again.
 The attendance has been very good at the various meetings, the daily class conducted by Rev. Nor gan Morgan of New Britain being one of the most popular. A chil- dren's chorus has been formed, out of which has been selected quartet consisting of Raymond H. and Ken meth E. Nichols of the Lincoln school, New Britain, and Howard E. and John A. Bierkan of the Vine street school, Hartford. The chorus will sing at morning and afternoon services on Sunday.
 Enters Navy Hospital
 John Guiden left today for Brook lyn. N. Y, wheer he will enter the navy yard hospital. Mir. Guiden con- tracted serious cold while serving in the water-filled trenches of France and rheumatism developed, the attacks being recurrent. He has just been examined and was ordered to the government hospital for treat ment. Mir. Guiden is manager of the AH-Plainville baseball team.
 Improvement Association Elects
 The annual meeting of the Camp Ground Improvement association was held at the conclusion Of the service at the camp grounds last evening. The reports read showed that the income during the past year was the largest in the history of the association and that there was much to show for it. The fol- lowing officers were elected: Presi- dent. Fred Kelsey of Higganum: yice-president. Mrs. W. F. Jennings Of Hartford: secretary, (. J. Sy- monds of New Britain; treasurer, Mrs. L. A. Gladding of Plainville.
 "1" Plays Leaders The Plainville Y. M. C. A. Juniors have their chance at the league lead Saturday when they meet East Glastonbury in that town. East Glastonbury. won the game played her several weeks ago but has since then sustained it's first loss, while Plainville has kept right be- hind and is now only one game in the rear. A victory will mean tie for the lead and Plainville will fight hard to earn it.
 No Prayer Meeting
  at the Plainville NJ F. church this evening, the regular mid-week serv- ice being abandoned this week for two reasons. The pastor, Rev. A. A. Ball, has been ill during the last few days and is still suffering from bad abscess, while many of the church members are regular attend. ants at the evening services held al the camp grounds.
 Clam Bake Announcement has been made that oscar and Art" will hold a clam bake in the near future. This promises to be quite an affair. and further details will be forthcoming later.
 For Sale - 15,000 transplanted and pot grown celery plants, A-No. 1. Lester's vegetable plant garden, Maple street, near post office. - Advt.
 40 and 8 Meeting
 The Hartford county 40 and S' will meet this evening at Legion hall on Whiting street to elect delegates and alternates to the state conven- ton at New Haven next month. A large attendance IS hoped for and expected to choose the county's rep resentatives to the convention.
 Cut gladiolus blooms for sale. George D. Mastin, 56 East Main St. |-advt.