New Britain herald., 1926-12-18

6 I. Store, Cesar Neri, Joe Neri, John Neri, Hugh Simpson. John Simpson. James Simpson, Palace of Sweets, Vincenzo Minella, Louis Fodt, Edward Prior.
 Mrs. Annie Mowray. Mrs. A. D. Cady. Mrs, II. A. Fisher. Helen L. Fisher, Marjorie Fisher. Mildred Fisher. Donald Benjamin. Walter White, Dr. George r. Cook, pr. J. N. Bull, Rev. Charles S. Wyckoff. Miss Carrie Stewart.
 Bannel Elected. i Henry Bannel of East street was elected chancellor commander Of Pythian lodge No. 47. Knights or l Pythias. at it's annual meeting last evening in Odd Fellows hall. Other officers named by the Pythians were as follows: vice. e-chancellor. Martin Stephenson; prelate. Edgar Norton; master of york, Benjamin Carlson; keeper of records and seal; William B. Wilber: master Of finance, Irving 1 B. Carter; master Of eXchequer. i William l. Wilbur; master at arms, John Carlson; outer guard, Adelber, Stephenson; representatives to the grand lodge. Harold c. Anderson for one year and William B. Wilber for two years.
 These officers will be installed at the first meeting in January by District Deputy Arthur Hayes of New Britain.
 Game Called Off | The county league basketball game between Plainville and Man. 1 chester scheduled for last night was l called off by Manchester. The teams across the river have not been full filling their league obligations. and the five aggregations in this section are agitating for the dropping of those lover east" Plainvile's next schedued game Is for next week at New Britain with the South church: the church team is now tied for the league lead.
 Birthday Party Marie Scheible, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Scheible of Trur.- bull avenue, entertained a number of her little friends on the occasion Of her tenth birthday anniversary. Those who were her guests were Betty Orf, Helen Orf. Airline Slater, Elinor Bartlett, Dorothea Thompson, Patricia Amish, Muriel Gwillim, florabell Parker, Jane Lord, Betty Marsham, and Helen Foran. Several games were employed. the prizes be- ing awarded to Elinor Bartlett, Muriel Gw!llim. and Patricia Amish. school Vacation. The schools will close at 8 o'clock Wednesday afternoon for the annual Christmas recess. They will reopen again Monday morning. January 3. Meeting On Civic Windows. A meeting of the committees ap- pointed by the organizations inter- ested in having memorial or civic windows In the new high school has been called for s o'clock Monday ! night in the town hall by Superin- tendent Of Schools L. $. Mills at the request of Frank T. Wheeler, chair
 man of the high school building committee. The general style of the windows will be decided, the socie- ties wanting panels will be definite ly fixed, and means Of raising the funds will be discussed. The sudden closing in of winter has put the workmen at the school behil,t their schedule for the past two weeks, put 1t is expected that the windows will all be in by Monday and the steam can be turned on the forepart of the ] week.
 Legion Wins. The bowling team of Brock l Barnes post defeated Unionville last night at Hart's alleys. winning the first two games and being only four 1 pins behind on the third. The pinfall went to Planviillc by about 80 pins.
 Methodist Church. l The services in the Plainville NJ. F. church tomorrow are as follows: Morning service at 1O:45 o'clock. Rev A. A. Ball Will preach, his ! topic being The Heralds of the King" Special musical numbers will be rendered by the choir. Sunday school with adult Bible classes at l2 noon.
 Epworth league in the evening at o'clock. Miss Gladys Daniels will be the leader. There's a Song in the Air is the topic for discussion.
 At p. m. evening service, the pastor will preside, assisted by the church orchestra and choir. The Christmas Story in Song" will be the theme. and all who enjoy the sing 1 ing of carols are urged to be pres i ent.
 On Tuesday evening at 7:S0 { o'clock the Sunday school will hold it's annual Christmas entertainment. | Catholic Church l The regular masses will be held tomorrow morning at the Church of | Our Lady of Mercy at s and 10 o'clock, with benedction after the latter. The Sunday school will meet at o'clock.
 Baptist Church Sunday service at the Baptist church will be as follows: Preach ing by the pastor. Rev. A. D. Ken drick, D.D., at 1n:45 a. m. Bible {Continued on Page ID