New Britain herald., 1927-09-30
TREE STOPS DASH
 0F CAR DOWN BANK
Driver Has Close Call in Crooked Street Accident
ACCEPTS CALL AS PASTOR
Rev. Philip Cleveland Coming to Advent Church-Rally Day Prog ram nt Methodist Church-An- uo,,poo rop,p,ittoas for Ea}r

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 nounce Committees for Fair. Arnesto Bou of 3S Lafayette street, New Britain, had a narrow escape from death or serious injury about 9 o'clock this morning when his car broke through the fence at the I junction Of Crooked street with the , New Britain road and turned up side down against a tree. Bou crawled out without scratch, the presence of the tree serving to pre- vent the auto from rolling down a 15-foot embankment. | The New Britain man was com ing from that city and attempted 10 make the sharp turn to the left into I Crooked street. He swung too far to the right and his car went through l the weak fence by the roadside, turning slowly over on its side and then its top and finally being check ed by striking large tree which grows a short distance down the steep slope. The top of the touring car did not collapse, nor did the windshield give way, and the driver was enabled to crawl out from un- der the car without injury A wrecker from the Palace gar age in New Britain was called to the scene and the wrecked auto was ex- tricated after great difficulty. It was necessary to swing the car all the | way down the bank before 1t could be righted and pulled out, and in the process the top and windshield were finally broken. The lenders were crumpled in the accident, but it is not believed the engine or frame suffered from the accident. A large crowd of people stopped to watch the work of removing the car from its precarious position on the steep slope.
 Accepts Call to Local Church 1 Rev. Philip Cleveland has ac- cepted q call to become pastor of the Advent Christian church of this town. Mir. Cleveland is a graduate of the New England School of The ] ology and for the last two years has held the pastorate of the Advent Christian church of Corry, Pa. He ! will take up his duties here on 1 October 2S.
 M. F Sunday School Rally Rally Day will be observed tomor- TOW at the Plainville M. F church, and the Sunday school will give d special program at it's 12:0o session when promotion certificates will be presented. The program will be as follows:
 1 Processional - Onward Christian Soldiers"
 | Prayer-Rev. A. 4. Ball Rccitation-"Do All You Can" by Walter Schober
 Song by the Beginners.
 Dialogue-"Only Bird by Lucy Rogers class, Helen Furrey, Alice Maynard and Lillian Helm. | Recitation-"The Boys We Need" by Burton Distin.
 Recitation-"The Little Pilot" by 1 I1dEOlu l,dlllD.
 Song by the school-"Jesus Loves Me"
 Recitatlon-"Don't Give Up," by Betty Marsham. l Recitation - True Worth" by Carol Morse.
 Dialogue--"Tll Do What I Can," Mrs. Schobers class, Doris Furrey, Elsie kott, Helen Peplow. Mildred i Peplow, Florabell Parker.
 Song by the Brighten the Corner.'
 Recitation-"To Be and To Do," by Marion Klett.
 Recitati2n-"Think Twice. by AL bert Ball.
 i Song by the school-"Serve the Lord in Youth" Promotion exercises. Closing hymn by school-"As a Volunteer" The following children will re- l ceive certificates of promotions From the cradle roll to the be-