New Britain herald., 1928-07-24
MISSIONARY DAYS
At CAMP Meeting
Home Missions Stressed Tomor.
row; Foreign on Thursday
PAYAN0.HAWLEY WEDDING
Ceremony Performed Yesterday
League Baseball Tonight-Legton
To Hold Carnival-Falcons NAV
Play Here Sunday.

! Inc days devoted annually to mis-
sionary work will be observed at the
Plainville camp ground tomorrow
and Thursday, tomorrow's progra m
centerlng around home missions and
| thursdays about those in foreign
| countries. The Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society will be in charge of
the service at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. the speaker being Mrs.
Grace I. Bitgood OF New London.
The speaker for the service under
the auspices of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society has not yet been
announced.
| Rev. H. H. Clemans OF Hartford
will preach at a service to be held
this evening at 1880 o'clock
The regular program will be OBJ
served tomorrow, with class meeting
at $50 a. m. and children's classes
at 9 a. m. The foreign missionary
class, which began work yesterday
In the Waterbury First church
house, will meet at the latter hour,
also. A pastors conference will be
held at 10 a. M, with home mis-
slonary classes at the same time.
Choir rehearsal will be at II a. M.
as will a young peoples hour. Tho
young people will also hold devo-
tional service at $50 p. II. At 7:90
o'clock in the evening Rev. G. E.
: Bishop, D. D.. of New Rochelle, n.
/ Y. will preach.
! The Connecticut Women's Chris
tan Temperance union conducted a
service at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon. this W. c. r. U. ST rvice being
an innovation. 1t proved a success.
many union members being present
from all over Connecticut. Mrs. D.,
Leigh Colvin of New York City.
president of the New York State ".
, c. 7. L., was the speaker
Payano- Hawley Wedding
I Joseph Pavano of Tiainville and
Miss Edna Hawley OF New Britain
were married at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning at the reotory of the
Church of Our Lady of Mercy.
Rev. John E. Fay, the pastor, per-
formed the ceremony. The couple
were attended by Terry Hart and
Miss Margaret j. Broden.
League Game Tonight
The Peck Spring baseball team,
row. fairly we'll fortified in second
place in the Industrial baseball
league, will seek to continue its late
season dash tonight when it meets
the Businessmen at the High school
field. Behind the pitching of
Tommy Dudack the Spring Casters
have been pushing ahead during re-
cent weeks, and while there is little
likelihood of their ousting the Trum-
bull team from the lead. they in
tend to finish a good second.
The Businessmen, groyelling In the
cellar because Of two games without
the services Of many regular players,
plan to have a strong lineup in to-
nights game and are hoping to snap
out OF their recent slump. A win
will push them into third place.
Legion To Hold Carnival
Brock Barnes post American Le-
gion, will hold carnival during the
last week In. August, it was voted at
the meeting of the post last night.
K Htpdplt dilicli was
appointed chairman of the commit
tee IN charge.
Falcons May Play Here
The New Britain Falcons. rated as
among the few very best teams In
the state of Connecticut. may play
here Sunday against the AllPlain-
villes, Manager John Guiden said to-
day. He is seeking to book this
great attraction. and the only hitch
is that there is a question as to
whether the Falcons are already
scheduled or not. If not, they will
come over to Plainville and attempt
to break the winning streak Of the
locals.
In the event that the Falcons are
unable to appear here, Manager
Guiden intends to bring the fast
Avon team to Plainvile.
Ladies' Aid Picnic
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Plainville NJ. E. church will hold its
annual picnic at Lake Compounce