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Hyder weekly herald., 1928-08-11

The yacht Winnifred was de- clared winner of the first class yachts in the Capital to Capi- tai race from Olympia, Wash, to Juneau, with the Argosy second and the Leota third. Of the second class yachts the Dell won first place with the Sandpiper second and the Dol phin third.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-08-11
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

what they handle. Automcbiles- ~ Hydef Machine Shop Attorneys- Ernest Blue George B. Grigsby
 Ketchikan, flask; Banks-
 Bank of Hyder Barber Shop Malamute Barber Shop Bakery Goods- Quick Lunch. Ideal Cafe. Hyder Grocery. The Silver Grill Restaurant Blacksmithing- Hyder Machine Shop. Curios-
 Boundary Gift Shop. Hyder Drug Go. Card Rooms- Malamute Cigar Store. Northern Pool Hall. Drugs
 Hyder Drug Go. Boundary Gift Shop. Dairies-
 Hyder Dairy Explosives Hyder Fuel Go. Hyde Dock Company Fuel-
 Hyder Fuel Company Hyder Dock Company Groceries Hyder Grocery. Green Goods- Hyder Grocery. Gas Engines Hyder Machine Shop. Hotels-
 Golden Gate Hotel. Jewelry-
 Nugget Shop. Hyder Drug Go. Lumber
 Hyder Lumber Company. Laundry
 Portland Canal Electric Hills Hand Laundry Machine Shop Hyder Machine Shop. Meat Markets- P. Burns & Go. Notary Public Ernest Blue. Chas. F. Sandford Machinery Hyder Machine Shop Plumbing, Steamfitting- Hyder Machine Shop. Pool Rooms- Northern Pool Hall Professional  Ernest Blue, Attorney. Geo. B. Grigsby Frank A. Metcalf Photo Supplies- Hyder Drug Co. Boundary Gift Shop. Rubber Stamps Hyder Herald @lF. Restaurants- 3!Es Ideal Cafe 1 &%S Quick Lunch Silver Grill Smokers SupplieS- Boundary Gift Shop. Malamute Cigar Store. Northern Pool Hall Hyder Drug Go. Golden Gate Hotel Stationery Boundary Gift Shop. Hyder Drug Go. Steamship Agencies- Hyder Dock Go. Tranfer Companies Hyder Fuel Go. Typewriters- Hyder Drug Go.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-08-11

Circle highway is progressing rapidly. The road is now in use for a distance of IF miles. Crews are at work reconstruct ing the old wagon road be- tween Miller and Circle. When completed the road will have a total length of 165 miles.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-08-11
IN PROBATE.

In the Matter of the Estate of Tom Perpich, Deceased.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned was on the 5 day of July 1923, duly ap- pointed administrator of the estate of TOM PERPICH, de- ceased ,and all creditors are hereby notified to file their claims with the undersigned, duly verified at Hyder, Alas ka, on or before six months from this date.
 Dated at Hyder, Alaska, this 5th day of July, 1928.
 Frank w. Fisher
 Administrator of the Estate of Tom Perpich. Deceased. Publish-July 21-28, Aug All IS, 1928.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-08-11

In the Commissioners Court for Hyder' Precinct, Territory of Alaska, Division Number One,
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
MEXICO DECIDES TO
RE-ETABuSH GUARD
Decision Will Solve Troublesome
Problem OF What TO Do
With Agrarians.

Mexico City, Dec. 20 R - The
government has decided to re-estab-
fish the rural guard. or national mil
itary police. system which was aban-
doned after the overthrow OF the
Porfirio Diaz administration In 1910.
The decision will solve the trouble
some problem OF what was to be
done with thousands of Agrarians.
who for years have been banded into
independent armed groups, by using
them as rural guards, disciplining
them and making them the nucleus
OF military reserves, The Agrarians
are mostly former revolutionaries.
Their arms were never taken from
them. They acquired military equip
ment in large quantities when they
we're enlisted by the late General Al
varo Obregon to stamp out the dc
la Hucrta revolution several years
ago.
Since leaving the military service
the Agrarians have formed small
bands throughout the country in
various towns. styling themselves
home guards. They have never OPP
posed the government but their en-
istence has been Il troublesome prob
lem.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
HARVARD TO HAVE
Committing COACH
Authorities Insist on Having
HolWeeq as Grid Mentor

Cambridge. Mass Dec. 80 Up)--
Like Carnegie Tech, Harvard NAV
, have committing football coach
nest season.
1t was reported without confrma-
ton today that the Crimson athletic
( authorities wcr" so DESTROYS of lla>-
ing Arnold Ilorw~cn remain N
charg" Of Harvard football that tn, v
,night be willing to accept him on a
part-tim" hasis if his business at
fairs prevented him from deyotirg
all his time to coaching.
In this event, il appeared possible
that Horween might max" several
trips between Chicago and Cam
hridg" during IN" r">t football sea
son. alternately tending TO business
in his home tity and building M"
Cri'"son's Eri1ircn team here.
An assistant world carry on Nv
der Horwn' n'a direction during IN"
l""d rcnch's abgo nee from Cap
bride if this plan were adopted. it
wns believed.
l1ar"ard athletics. is expected 10
rake an announcement relative 20
III" 2oH"hine situation within tn"
pot f"W weeks
Prior 10 the IIartard-Y Yale game
,"st month. if was considered forn
gone conclusion that Horween wound
md his COZ hing career at the end
Of the 1928 season But much IT
III" und"rgra'lnat" opposition 10
Horween. based on the Crimson $
poor showing on tn" Sridiron. van
ish"1 when IIar,ird triumphed over
Vale.
" is now believed that HorW""n
will hay" AT l"Hst on" finger in th"
Harvard too ball u" most &, a.on.
Rad 'uE CLASSIFIED tUs
FOR ELsr NESLLTS
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
ORGANIZATION BAD
IN SOVIET ARMIES
Berlin Observer Poorly In
pressed at ManelYerS

Eerljn, Dec, -. @-Thc war o.
ficiency OF the Soviet army. With its
Extraordinary number of femnI':e
units, has been disclosed in Der
Montag by Lieutenant Colonel Jullo
Guerrero. Peruvian military attach"
In Berlin. He attended the recent
ku Nan maneurcrs as an observer
In ykw of the war fitness OF thcs*
impS ing military forces Of the
new Russia. represented by stand
ing army of 100000 with annual re-
cruitments amounting TO 100000
the observer found il strange that
the lnpreme army command was
vested not in the military but IN
the political leaders of the country.
Colonel Guerrero explained tina,
the military strength of Russia
comprises a standing army Of ter
ritorials consisting of permanent
cadrcs. or rcgimen'al Skeletons
With changrabl" rccruitments. Re
cr,Iits are called for two months
during the first year and for thrc"
months in each of the sue ceedlng
four years. The standing army Is
fantry. artillery and cavalry serv-
ing two years. special arms three
years and the navy four years.
Moreover. in addition 10 the ter
ritorials great crowds of workmen
accompany the troops in special for
49,
lattalions" These auNiIiaries VOL
unteer their services to acquire Il
military training. They are with
out uniforms hut carry rifles ana
are comma by old officers OF
the former revolutionary arm>.
Their purpose is 10 fill the gaps in
the >nks of the standing army ana
the territoriais during an engage
ment They are the real commun.
lists ready at all times to sacrific,
themselves for the ideals of sovic,
ism,
The artillery az first surprised
the observer insonuch as the |,a,.
terry comprises but three cannon.
whereby. however. the mobility Of
this arm Is greatly enhanced. But
the greatest surprise was offered
by the cavalry For in this mod
crn era of scientific destruction
/ cavalry charges ny a number III
:quadrons in closed formation
against infantry. equipped wit h
heavy arms and machine guns
seemed IKE the reproduction from
a f"iry tale"
Women are an nnusu"liy inpor-
tant part Of tho organization. Many
, formations. particularly in tho Sani-
tary corps. are made up entirely
Of uniformed girls.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
CONGREGATIONS H. Cit ECHEs
First

sunday, 10-11'yp A. M. chnrCn
rchooI; II a. M. rnurch kinI"rSar-
ten: II n. M. morning worship. Ser
inon by Rev. Theodore \. Green !:
1o:l5 y. M. Mems Bible class.
leader, Rev. T. \. Greene: p. m.
Armenian service and Bible class.
preacher, Or. lIadidian.
Wednesday, p. H.. junior choir
rehearsal.
Thursday, . p. NJ, Armenian wom-
ems prayer meeting: , y. M. annual
meeting. First Church Woman's So
cicty with Mrs. u. ID. Radcliffe. 11S
Franklin square: Ais p. M. Girl
Scout meeting. T:45 y. M. union
preparatory service, South church
chapel, speaker. Rev. Theodore a.
Greene.
Friday. 1870 p M. BOY Scout
meeting.
The Mems Bible class will meet as
usual at the close of the morning
service. Mr.. Greene continues his
r'ndios into "P'cturcs from Ameri
""r Church History" The topic is
''rh" Quaker Colony in rcnnsyl-
Nar'a."
Tive P'cng-Yu club will meet to-
morrow afternoon ct 5 o'clock in the
church rarlors. The leaders are
Miss Dorothy Page and Cecil Gerish,
IN the interests of keeping up vii h
the First church missionaries the
club will give tea in imitation Of
that recently held by Mr.. and Mrs
FL: OIL G. Lockwood for the facnI' y
of the American College ut Medurd
India.
Tn, Young Peoples society meets
as usual on sunday evening in the
church parlors at o'clock, 1t will
he Home Coming Night" and stu
dents home from schools and col
l"Gcs will participate in the pro
gram The leader is Gustavc Car
son. The tonic is THE Most Helpful
Address ! Have Heard This FALL V
Recreation will u" in charg" OF Bliss
Clark after the discussion.
4 "Tin'c's t'p Party" will b" given
for all the young people OF the
senior young peoples department
the I"cr:-Nu cub. the Young Poo
pics soc ety. and the church AZ
large on Monday evening from e
l":20 o'clock New Years morning
An sessions Of the week day
church school will be omitted this
week.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
Watch Night Services in Many Churches
Two Pari.he. in Joint Ceremony-First Con.
gregational Young People to Have Party.

The passing of 1928 and the arrival of 1929 the time
calendar will be marked with and ceremony in
of the cy churches Special watch night services beginning
at various times aQd ending midnight shortly afterwards
have been arranged.
The watch night service at the First German Baptist
church will begin at o'clock and continue until midnight At
the First Congregational church special times Up party
will be held by the young people, from until 1920.
Other churches announcing watch night services include
the First Lutheran to l2 A. NJ E. Zion II to 12 Union
service between the Peoples church and the Emmanuel osI
church from until IL and the Swedish Bethany church from
1873 until H.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29

September brought some Improve
ment through institutional bu:ins
The treasury offered = new issu.
of nine month I Ia per cent certifi
Gates, which was oyer-subscr ibed,
virtually completing refunding OF
the Third Liberty Loan I Its,
which matured September IS.
Continued institutional buying
and easier money produced price
improvement in October. New
financing increased in volume. The
treasury offered about $500. o00.0 900
IN I 81 per cent certificates as the
final step in clearing up the Third
Liberty Loan. Bonds with war
rants or stock conversion priv
ieges increased in activity AMI
price. rcflecting the strength Of
their related stocks. while growth
Of Italian industry and trade re-
suited in demand for Italian in
dustridls.
Easing money rates produced
slightly increased activity and All
upward price trend in November.
but bonds were neglected for tn.
booming stock market. Convertible
issues dominated trading. New
financing was unusually heavy
among the larger offerings beh.s
$50. 0o0.o Pennsylvania company
s-4s and $55,oOo,ooo City of Nav
/ York bonds.
Convertihlcs were tn" center OF
activity again in December. but the
general price trend was downward
Time money rates rose to the h4h
est levels of the year. 4 treasury
offering OF $500. 100000 I IA pei
cent certificates. for December
! January and February financing
was oNer-suhscrihcd.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
Will Tell Why Men Do
Not Like to Go to Church

why Men DO Not Go to Church"
will be the subject of an address 10
he delivered to members Of Every
mans Bible class tomorrow morning.
Aetna Insurance Co. During tho
war h" was n four minute speaker
and is in considerable demand dur
ing fire prevention week AZ =
speaker. lie holds license as A
local preacher in the Windsor Meth
odist church. He is a former fro
commissioner and former member of
the school board in Windsor.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
China TO ENFORCE
own TARIFF LAWS
j. 5. Grants Reins to Nationalist
Government

Picking. Dec. -. (UP)-The Ma
tionalist Government Of China cA.
Poets to enforce control of its on'
tariff duties. in spite Of opposi-
hon from several important pow
"rs. beginning January !.
The United States Government.
vas the first 10 go on record ap-
proving Of this request. settling n
matter whicl, has been sore
point between china and the pow =
crs for generations. by the term.
Of the tariff treaty between the
United States and China signed IN
P.king asst jun. the Marking
Government is quito free to control
is own tariff at any time after the
first Of the ar AS long as Amer;.
cans are not Disseminated against.
Tariff problems are so conplicat
cd that only a few experts thor
ohchly understand their varied
phases There has been much mis-
oompr, hcnsiou OF the tariff aucs-
tons between China and the POW
crs. { th In China and abroad. In
& ne,ai. il appears true that the
powers nad not deserved :hn,.
1'rutA,ion for holding China In
|cn1ag" through control Of tariff
rates ard coli 'ctions.
Foreign administration OF M.
'hinnss customs arose in tn. first
pt3ce at ths Chimes" Goyernmcn''s
own requr't and has been con
tjnJe1 with Chimes. consent in o,
der TO make possible the flotatiou
OF fo'.ien loans secured on Gus
tcnis rcvsnusa
The fact remains however. tina.
the cay for tariff autonomy ha.
h""n or. Of tn" chief Slogans az
the kuonintaug Nationalist Par
tD. before and after th., uui:i.. !
hi 1 under Cri. government. 81,
long ~ China does not have COM
plet" tariff autonomy the charge
viii probably continue To he made
that foreigners ar" holding bsc;,
I hina's progress For this 40"
among others. Americans in Chin.
ar" glad to 90" tariff autonomy n
SIGHT.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
ANDY'S SHOPPING
FOR MARY'S GIFT
Has Tough Time in PrtChrist'
mas Buying Tour
(contributedl
Lear Mary Ann:

Lear Mary Ann:
The other night as I'm in a store
holding my own in the thick OF the
mob, much TO everybody's discom-
fort, including my own. decides
that the do your Christmas shop
ping early" stuff is d great trica
if You can only do it. The store was
so crowded there was one-Way traf-
fic only and a fella had a tough
time reaching down in his pants
pocket for bill In case he got ncaf
enough to counter to buy any
thing What everybody cravcd was
more parking space and less crowd.
AS the mob sways and surges for
ward ] attempts TO use my mitts 10
adjust my kelly which had gone
askew and not until then did
realize that I'D been moving abou'
With ore Of them in somebody
,lsc's overcoat pocket.
Someone's elbows pokes me in
the ribs and in side-stepping an
other I'm almost s1uashed and Ia
prevent being upset ! grabs .;
whatever was handy. which hap
pened to be a necktie wrapped
around some siN-footer's neck, al.
most choking him. II football ref
cree vas present he wonlda penal
ized me at least > yards for holding
The big boy was peeved and u'hc'
he got to breathing on all cylinders
again he says all that saved mt
from being tossed for a loop Over
the neNt counter vas that he didn''
! have room to swing his trusty lef'
for which was thankful.
Some bimbo's Riddle car rapS my
dinner region. catches my breath
aud almost loses 1t. again and gets d
s,ivery feeling UP and down my
spinal column like I had the Light
took shortcut through Fair,
view cemetery as gases sideways
at what was resting heavily on ~,
left shoulder. Al first I thought on
OF those dummies. such as IL use,
to fill out a suit Of WOODEN under.
wear or something. had broker
loose from US moori'x, and was
mingling with the crowd. On look
ing closer 7 saw that 1t was Il
d. sstore cowboy with a goofey eX.
rr' Z ion on hts map whittier than 4
handkerchief just, hnck from The
vet wash. The poor gs' had fai,t ID
hut didn't ha,> room TO fall down
Finally got ncat a counter that
-as rsc"ivine moro attention thar
tho only life boat on sinking shit,
where a harassed clerk. buster thar
an artist s'ietching fly squirrel
ard a couple OF athletic Erasshop-
rcrs. looking at me- slspiciously or
account OF thinking I'm trying tc
kid h"r along as buys pair oil
pa ia mas for my l-nkle Oswald who
lives on a farm. and asks her Il
throw in a book OF directions OF
something SOS he'd know what tt
do with 'em and not think they're
something which Is worn only al
masquerade parties.
I then asks for the shoe dept
YEARLY. pointing to one down the
line. ] opens the door but instead
Of 1t leading TO the shoe dept. it led
out into the street where the only
! shoes ! saw were already full o,
feet and no price tag, on en-. Tn
tor battling my way back agar
but changes what is left of m,
mimi and goes to another stor,
where ] bought you a very cxpen
sive gift. ! wouldn't have you dis
appointed with my present Mary
but If you hadn't brought out tn,
correct finger size ] never woul,
Lave thought Of paying $l.75 for q
ring.
ANDY DALE.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
LUTHERAN CHURCHES
x Hfntfhru'S

SorNic" in English at a. M: in
G 'r'Nan ~ to- The naetor's son,
Ma tin r. Stccge. student OF thu ologv
VIII preach at both services Every
member canvass in tn" afternoon;
i luncheon will be served the commit
toe at the church
New Years Eve service with holy
communion at $50 y. m.
New Years morning service both
in English and German at the usual
hours. and Io:45 a. m.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29

Bible class, topic. The Plea Of Jew
and Gentle to Gods Indictment OF
Guilty"
Thursday. 7:45 p. NJ. praise ami
prayer service.
friday, 1850 p. m. choir rehearsal.
Emmanuel Gospel
Sunday, lU:l5 a. H., prayer meet
ing i'll the Nestry. l0:45 4. NJ,
preaching; 12:l5 p. NJ. Bible study
hour: $3.50 p. IN, Bible classes at
the Burritt mission hall. Cherry
street; 6 p. m. senior Y. 7. meeting;
I p. NJ, preaching.
Monday, p. NJ, union Watch
Night service at the Peoples Church
OF Christ.
Tuesday. 7 p. NJ, board of truss
tees meeting; 5 p. M, official board
meeting.
"Wednesday. $50 p. H.. religious
instruction class; $50 p. M. troop
%. b. s. A.. meeting.
Thursday, p. M. religious in
struction class.
Friday, 1:45 p m. choir re-
hcarsal.
International Hiblc students Assn.
Sunday, ] to r. m. volunteer
service: S p. m. .ible study at the
home Of Charles Henry. study: Oct.
18th Watch Tower The Philadel-
phia PERIOD"
Wednesday, p. M, praise, prayer
and testimony service.
Friday. 5 p. IN. Bible study; text
book, Government"
Swedish bethany
Sunday school session at $3.50 a.
M. classes for all ages. Morning
worship at 1o:45 o'clock sermon by
the pastor on the theme: Little.
Hut Mighty" The mixed chorus
will sing Evening service at !
o'clock. Music by the mixed quar-
Get. Sermon by Rev. Carl J. Free
deem. subject: I'm the Twilight"
Watch service on Monday night 1T
1880. A varied program will be
rendered. Midwcck service on Thurs
day night at 7:45 Bethany Tihie
class on Friday night at ISIS. Tho
Sunday school teachers meeting on
Friday night at S o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
First

Swedish service at 1o:30 o'clock
Sunday morning, sermon by the pas
tor. No cvcnir. service.
New Years Eve. comm "ncing at
? O'Clock. at Watch Night service
will be hold in charge OF the
brotherhood of thu church. A pro-
gram WITH an Hast rated talk by the
pastor viii be given and refresh
lncnte will he served Shortly be.
.or" III" new year begins the pastor
will lead a devotional service.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
st. .lGlIn'S {licIni1ul

S'rdny. S.45 a. m. English COM
nlnnion service; o:45 Il. m. Sunday
school: II a. M, German communion
>nr7'ico.
Tuesday. $50 a Wy. Enclish New
N"er: service: '0:'3 a. M. German
Eo~- Nrar's ScrN ice.
Wcdroedav. s ". m. meeting Of
the board of the church.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
l,cfnllll"finn

S-'nd"y att"r Christmas services II
10 n. nj Sunday school at 11:15
q. IA.
TUESDAY. services at 10 y. m.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
Elm, (SWctliSl,)

Sunday, a:45 Il. a., Bible school,
II a. m. sermon IN Swedish y, the
pastor, Rev. A>cl !. Peterson; $40
p. M. sermon in English ny Had Ion
klineberg.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29

r." lnrC Fl t"I"rhon" call IN ~,
.Ngi'Si '''rir' il now from ordon
20 N"nr rUN"r a 1tstarc.- .r npn
miles. Tho ch; rt,e is about SIS a
minute.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
BAPTIST CHURCHES
First

mon by Rev. William Ross, subject:
Appreciation 1910 p. m, Bible
school and Brotherhood class. ieadt'
III" pastor.
Monday, 1880 p. ~. BOY Scouts.
Wednesday. $50 p. IN. annu II
meeting of loving Service class " II
bc held at home OF Mre. James IT,.
Coates. Wilma street.
Thursday. 1:45 y, m. 'nida', X
service.
Friday. ":4a p. IN. missionary
study class at the ho,,,r e.. ,Irs. T..
L. Hitchcock. Maple Hill; Alb p.
M. Girl Scouts.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
CONGREGATIONS TO WEI COME NEW
YEAR AS 1928 FADES INTO HISTORY

school: l0:45 4. M. sermon. "Ex-
pectant Living: 6 p. m. Epworth
league: 1:l5 p. m. evening message.
when to Pray"
Monday. ) p M. Ladies' Aid So
ciety.
Tuesday. 7:15 p. m. Roy Scouts:
7:45 p. NJ. class meeting.
Thursday. 7:45 p. M. midweek
service.
Friday. 1880 p. M. Epworth
league business meeting and social.
Union A. NJ, T.. ion
Sunday school at $50 a. M. morn.
ing worship with sermon by the pas
tor at 10:45 o'clock. Varick Chris
tian Endeavor society at 6:3O p. m.
Evening service at 7:45 o'clock.
Monday evening II to IL o'clock.
Watch Night services.
Thursday. c:so p. m.. the local
missionary society will meet at the
! home Of Mrs. Oscar wilkins 3t1
Church street.
CNSHlhrs StIIOI CIOIT
hearsal.
MISCELl ANEOIS
Christian Science
Sunday service AT II Il. M. sub
i,ct: christian Science" Sunday
school at o:45 A. ~.
Wednesday evening meeting at S
o'clock.
SFsNnI Advent
Sunday school ut 70 m Sun
day morning service with sermon by
the pastor at II o'c..ock. subject
Heavenly Glory on Earth" Eve
ming service with sermon AT 7:I5
o'clock subject: practical Religion
in tho Old Testament"
Wednesday. ia y. M. Bible
class.
Sunday. ih:1' a. NJ. prayer in the
pastors study: 1o:43 a. H.. sermon.
The Calendar Of God: ~ noon,
Rible school; 6 p. IN. Young Poo
Mes meeting: n m.. sermon, His
trspeal;abIc Gift"
Monday. 9-1o y M. Watch Night
service. union service with En-
manuel Gospel church. There will
be two sessions on" from Q till 1915
or 1850 o'clock with Rev. f.. Leon
ard Smith ms speaker and his peo-
pic supplying the music: then an in
Permission with time for refresh
r'cnts The second session will he
from 1t-12 o'clock in charge Of
Roy. Fl. q. Olrcy With his people
sunrlving the music.
wednesday. p. NJ. Womcn's
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
Stanley Memorial


Sunday. $50 4. ~. junior inter.
mediate and senior departments,
church school; 1o:45 a. M. morning
worship and sermon by Rev. II. N.
Gilman. subject: THE Measure Of
Life" At ~ noon, primary and
beginners departments.
Thursday. ESQ p. H., meeting Of
the Ladies aid society; $50 p. M,
Young Peoples meeting
Friday. 7:ao p. M. annual meet
ing Of tn" Mems club with reports
and election of officers.
Friday, Jan. nth. GAS p M. an
nnal fellowship supper and church
meeting. Reports of church work
and election of officers.
sunday. $50 "A m. senior depart
mcnt; $50 a. M, Italian American
department of the church school;
1880 q. M, worship at the Hunt. r
road branch of the Italian mission
a. M. morning worship: o:15 p. M.
Sunday school at Hunter road mis-
son; $50 y. M, Assyran worship
at South church. New Years ser
mon by Rev. +. +. Adams. At S q.
M. Italian Worship at the South
church. Mr.. Alterio will preach.
From 10 7 y. ~. senior depart
m"nt fellowship and social hour.
"Wednesday. 1870 y. M. executive
meeting OF the AssArian mission.
Thursday, 1850 n. M. Ass!rian
preparatory ScrN ice: $50 p. m, 1ta!-
ian prayer meeting: As y. M. pre-
paritory service in parish chapel
NJ. Green" will speak.
Friday. 4 y. M. Girl Scouts. troop
|: p. m. Roy Scouts, troop ,:
1:"" y. m. Hunter road choir re-
hcarsal
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
First (.rl'ill:lil

Sunday. $40 Z. IL, Iiiblr school;
1880 n. m. English worship. '1:4o
Il. M. German service.
Monday. . p. M, Watch Night
service
Thursday p. M. midw"ck SER
ice in German.