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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-06
Corbin Club viii Open
Its Season With Sumner

The p. & F. Corbin club viii hold
its first regular meeting Of the sea-
son at the club house Thursday eve
ming. November Sth. 1t will be pre-
ceded by a roast pork supper with
sauerkraut. dill pickles, pampkin
pie and accessories.
The supper will begin at $50
o'clock. The meeting will be called
Immediately after supper and will
be followed by an entertainment.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-06
Christen Boat With
Champagne Of 1909

Dorchester. N. j.. Nov. s N-A
bottle OF champagne Of TIA vintage
of 1909. contributed by DIR. A. J.
Mander Of Millville. was used yes.
terday to christen the new $4,000
guard boat built by the state to
patrol the natural oyster bsds in
Delaware Bay. under the direction
of the state board OF shell fisheries
of which DR.. Joseph N. Fowler Of
Port Norris IL president. Margaret
Fowler. daughter of the president,
christened the vessel. Members Of
the state highway commission and
other officials attended the launch
ing.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-06
SUNSHINE BEARIAH

Cincinnati, O., Nov. 6 UP)N
Larry Nurre. recently elected chair
man of the Lions club sick commit
tee to spread Sunshine" among the
job.
Nurre is an undertaken.
He gives these reasons:
Fear that his profession may have
depressing effect on patients.
More fear that other undertakers
tactics in getting business.
Club officers are considering find
ing someone else to spread SUM-
shine.'
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-06
PADERENSkl is GO
birthday Finds Him on Eng lish
Concert Tour.


London, Nov. 6 UP)-Sixty.ei
years ago today lgnace Paderewski
now acknowledged to be the world u
greatest pianist soldier statesman,
was born in Podolia, Poland.
Paderewski, who In turn has been
MUSICIAN, army leader and prime
minister Of Poland. Is spending his
iSth birthday in England. being enc
gagged on one OF his famous concert
tours.
He is still holding audiences SPELL
bound with his magic touch of the
ivory keys, and the cables and tele-
grams OF congratulation he received
We're from friends all over the
world. among them Prime Ministers.
ambassadors, great artists and peas
ants.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-06
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1:05-Orchestra
7:30-Black Rock Boys
SELECTION returns and Vitaphon'
evening
1o4o-WOV-114
|s-Shatter and Pierce, songs
s:16-0eorsia Standing. contralto
s;30-F1nancial talk; book talk
s:s0-Fasan and Dunn. harmony
7-Three Wards and Dad
7:3O-Walker and Haywood, duets
t-Orchcstra
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-06

tof the r1eAses' bsaefit, refefrine to
. station below $50 meters, means. In
terms Of present reception sppruximate-
" from Station Wf0, Atlantic City
(273 mstels) b the 0west point oa The
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-06

NEW ENGLAND STATIONS
Se1-WTIC, HastfosSI-ssx

be4-WTIC, HartfoaSl-ssS
s:s5-aNmmary OF program and
s:30-Dinnsr music
7-Srectal Election Might pragra m
Together with returns. Graham
NcNamee acting ~ master Of
ceremonis& Election returns IN
cooperation With The Associated
Press
llso--WICC. Bstalsepost--sss
s-Muslc Hour
7-studie preSrNnt
s:1s-Nrs. George Taylor
7:ao Edward 0ormley aqd VIII
KearAey
t-ElectiSn Returns aud vitaphone
evening
sso-wBx, sps4asaeal--sss
t:30-OrSan recital
s-Weathtr revert
c:01-Dance orchestra
s:30-Newn
e:3J-DAnce orchestra
s:te-spetiight Review
s:4S-Csffect time
C:ts-DAnce orchestra
s:SS-Wcrld Boekman
7-Netienal ana State Election Re-
turns and special Program jointly
with WEAF, WE and vito
tse-WNAC, HnstoA-asl
tied and His Gang
s:50-Householder's Guide
e-Danct orchestra
s:c5-Newscasting
8:20-Dance orchestra
News
7:1t-.Amos n Andy"
7:Ik-DAnce ofChestr1
Especial program and election re.
turns
5A0-WEEI, Bostoss-sOs
big Brother club
4:3o-NewA
e:l0--BiG Brother club
Especial program and election re-
turns
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-06
NEW YORK CITY

affection returns and musical pro-
sl0-WEAF-Ass
b-Studio program
b:30-Jolly Bill sand Jane
Spinner music
s:bt-summary Of program
ELECTION night program and re.
turns
sse-WJx-as4
s-Idier's Moments
5:30-Studio program
6:45-1vy Scott, soprano
8---Orchestra
6:55-summary of programs
Correct time
Tie Election night program;
Theater hour. Dutch Masters Min
,,6-woR--4sa
s-The oeorEians -
5:2o-Newscasting: your Child
G:5O-Sporta talk
s-Dorothy Harrington. soprano
6:10-ataSe stuff; dinner concert
G:i5-"How Associated Press Re-
ports Elections"
7-keden- on -the.keys
Eneinite Toys
s;3O-Iaumeerol Bubbles
s1rhimeb: Main street
S--'I.aces and Graces
t:3o-Concerto; Minnie Well, plan
ist Rupert aircom. organist
.1o-Carolin Trio
lO:f5-Darktown Etrutters
ll-Time. news bulletins. weather
11:o5-Orchestra
ll:3O-AOrchestra
IL mid.-Studio program
10O-WhN--Ss5
s-Journal period
7-Dance orchestra
7:sQ-Wni Oakland's Chateau
s-Three Little Sachs
.S:30-Banjo Trio
s:%b-Jimnry Flynn tenor
s-Troubad ours
S;30-Orchestra; election returns
si0-WLW1-s1O
S-Marion Charbonneau. organist
S;s0-Dave Finn, baritone
s;ty-Central Trades labor talk
Carl Worth, tenor
7;t5-Old and new love songs
1:so-''Cvrren Events" James Gil.
= lie
s:<t-National airs
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't-Man About the House
S:l6-Bobby Gregory. song
e:o1-Senator Royal Copeland
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s:sl-Matthew ana Mark. song
+ sie--W1ICA-sI0
tS-Beethoven orchestra recital
S:so-Crippled children's period
Z D. MT 4. m.-WMCA's all night
election returns with entertain-
= ment and special addresses
ooo-W0Bk~S4S
,CDance orcheseras
J:tS-News: Aviation League
ts.lH-News: "keden- on.the-keys"
is Election returns
e1e-NRNY-41o
h-Television; hotel news
s7:07-Hclehe Duffy. songs
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Secor
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.S-Teleyision: the Syncopatcrs
it:30-"speed," Hugo Qernsback
se,45-Raymond Hunter and Artist
s10:3o-"The Old Town HAIR
1i-Teley4sion; Jimmy Flynn, tenor
1t:20-Pajama exercises
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10 mid.-Telsvidon broadcast
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ts:so-"The Songbird Of the Air.
is-Time: weather forecast
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
SPLITS EVEN IN WEEKEND GAMES
RensinSton Defeats Manchester
 and Loses to lorrington

kensington broke even over the week end, wining from Manchester on Saturday and losing to Torrinz- ton on Sunday.
 Opposing Manchester for the fourth time this year. the locals be- hind the steady pitching of West hatted the offerings of Sipples and Edgar 10 all corners of the lot to pile up lead of Is runs while the Manchester outfit was unable to score, Jasper Huber, Mccormack and West each sarnered three hits. while Billy Darrov still played his usual steady game al third. accept ing six chances. some of them very difficult. Grip and Jasper also con- trlbuted some very nice stops which cut off rallies by the visitors.
 kenslngton started the first in- ming by scoring four runs on three singles, an error and triple In the second three singles and two errors netted the locals three runs. In the fourth double and an error count ed one run. A walk and three singles in the sixth netted three runs. The seventh saw three more runs crossing the plate on walk and four singles. In the eighth the locals scored their last run on triple and single,
 For the visitors Linnel at second turned ln a nice fielding game. ac- cepting eight chances without an error. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
y ths Associated Press,

" the Associated Press
 It's the pitchers with baseball brains that give the Yankees the Jack Quinn. Sad Sam" Jones and George Uhle.
 And Urban Faher. whose right arm has been puzzlins American league suatsmlths for To, these many years-l5 10 be exact.
 Irban's fast one may have lost mos, Of its zip and that curve may not be what 1t was ten years ago. but backed by brain that tells where to put each ball and the con- trol to obey hls brains directions, Red" IS doing very well indeed, thank you
 After the Yankees had taken over the current series, Faber yesterday took up the task of stopping the champions and saving something out of the wreekaee.
 He was quite equal to the emer- Kency. the Yankees hit him hard and often. but the veterans cour- age and braln. as we'll as his bat, carried the soy through to 6 to I victory Incidentally the champions saw an eight game winning streak snapped As usual Red" pitched skullfully and successfully to Babe Ruth who made four official trips to the plate and batted precisely noth- ing hat To add insult to injury. it was a single by Taber that drove in the uining runs in the eighth.
 After . disastrous visit to Phila- delphia. the third place St. Louis Brouns got out of their slump with an to 5 win over the Cleveland h. dians, Eddie Morgan hit a homer with two on base in the eighth. but tho Indians needed more than that to win, Sam Gray saw to it that they didn'tget it.
 Washington went into fifth place, two games back of the White sox, by taking Detroit's measure, to ?. Braxton pitched steady ball for the Senators. while Galloway was inef- fective.
 Over in the National league the Chicago Cubs strengthened their hold on second place when Charlie Root held the Giants to four hits and won. to ?. Root had the Giants shut out until the eighth when Melvin Ott, the boy wonder hit a home run with one on base.
 Doubles by Douthit and Holm in the ninth enable the Cards to nose out the Phillies, s to ( Hurst hit his 18th homer of the year.
 For the third straight time, the Cincinnati Reds trimmed the Bos- ton Braves by one run. 5 to 1 De- laney's wildness in the eighth inning gave the Rers the game. Luque was n control of the Braves hatsmen after he was slugged for three runs in the first inning
 The Pittsburgh Pirates and Brook lyn Dodgers continued their bitter battle for fifth place now held by the Dodgers They split even in double bill at Brooklyn yesterday.
 Dazzy Vance allowed the Corsairs only four hits and famed eight men and the Dodgers carried off E to 0 decision, Kenny Kremer enabled the Pirates to make it an even | break when he outritched five Robin pitchers and won 6 to 5, in the 1 nightcap.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

second or third innings Both teams put men on the bases in the fourth but they were left stranded. The Falcons started hitting again in the fifth, After Soule and Lewis had grounded out Klatka smashed out his second hit. McKernan caught one of Naele's pitches on tho nose and crashed out a triple scoring klatka De Vito sent McKernan home on his single into left field.
 In the seventh, the visitors put two men on the bags with hits but Atwood forced Winterhause to pon out for the third out Two walks put Atwood in a hole again in the eighth but Filipeck flied out to De Vito for the third out. In the ninth the visitors made a determined rally that was cut short by the fast neld- ing of the locals. Buckley va. an easy out but Morgan crashed out a. lone liner that looked like ! three bagEer. soule made wonderful catch Of the ball and there were two outs. Patroske walked. Thomas pinch hltted for Ninterhouse and promptly dropped . hit into right field. Smith walked and the bases were loaded. Filipeck brought tho game to a close with a weak pop fly to De Vito.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
DEFEATS
 HARTFORD OUTFIT
Eddy.GloVT Post Team Victori.
 ous in First Game of Series

Coming through in the first game of the series with Hartford for tho championship of Hartford county on Saturday. the Eddy-Glover post. American Legion, boys baseball team will tackle the Capital City outfit at Walnut Hill park again to- night at o'clock in the second and perhaps deciding game.
 The Hardware City outfit barely nosed out the opposition in Sat- urday's game by the score of 3 to 2. The game was well-played and the winner was in doubt right up to the last.
 Hartford scored in the second on two singles and an error Again in the third the Capital City team scored again on double, q sacri- flee and single. Skonieczny, local first baseman. was injured on this play and was taken to the Hartford hospital for treatment.
 The Eddy Glover post team, scored in the fifth on a walk and a dou- hle by Flood. Another New Britain run was scored in the next frame on triple and single, The winning run was the result of a pair of er- TOTS and a single
 Fielding features were turned in by O'Brien and Baylock for Eddy Glover post. Kapure struck out 13 New Britain batters but the number proved to be q jinx. Zembrovski and Flood hit hard for the winners while Hurley was the star of the losers The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

| L Sey.
 West Ends 10. Tabs 3 Overconfldence and the wildness of substituted pitchers almost cost the West Ends their league leader ship. as the Tabs overcane a 70 lead and went ahead by 9-s. but an eighth inning attack with two out netted two runs and allowed the West Ends to win out by lo-9. After Basil had gone out in the first. Red" Campbell and sheehan walked and then Lefty" Huber. in his first appearance at the plate in Namara's pitches on the end of his bat and drove 1t to the road in right field for home run. An error. a pass. and George Canpbells hit made the score so before the inning was over. and two more runs were added in the next two sessions.
 MeanVhile Tommy Blanchard was having a great day in spite of poor support. turning back the Tabs without a hit for five frames and getting out Of bad holes which errors behind him placed him in. In one third. he forced Howard to pop and then struck out Donahue and Kane. Tn the sixth, however, his support made two more errors, Tommy con- tributed pass, and Howard scratch ed the only hit made off Blanchard over third base, three runs result ing
 Blanchard had to leave the game and go to work, so Trigger took over the pitching in the seventh with an 2-3 lead. In the eighth he passed three men and was relieved by Huber, who walked two more and was founl for sacrifice fly, single by McNamara. and a double by Hinchey. These meant six runs for the Tabs and put them one to the good.
 The first two West Ends folded up in the eighth, but then things hap pened suddenly Allander hit over short and stole second and Huber hit a single 70 right Meehan letting the ball through and giving Huber two more bases He scored from third on
 1iachs s line drive to left and the game was won, for Huber was now III form and be stemmed the Tab attack in the ninth.
 Huber. Basil. and George Camp bell were the hitting stars. Huber also contributed the fielding feature by taking Meehans long drive over
 fContinI1ed on Eo11owinp par reN
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
SECTIONAL GAMES
East Doesn't Have Much Luck in West in National and Vice Versa in American.

New York July 23.-FrThe east doesn't have much luck in the west in the National league nor the west when it comes east in the American league.
 The third major league intersec- tional series of the season has come to an end and only served to em- phasizs the fact that the National leagues strength is concentrated in the west and the Americans in the east.
 In the older circuit eastern clubs have played 12o games against de- tending western teams and won only 3S decisions. In the 52 games they played in the latest series. the east could win only 17.
 The casts superiority in the American league is not as marked but it's bad enough, the vests representatives have entered alien eastern etrongholds 119 times. recording only 47 victories. In the last series they won 30 and lost 37, a much better record than on their previous trip east of the Alleghanies.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
Northwest Hopes for
 Relief From the Heat

Portland Ore. July 23.-P|The Pacific Mort Invest today looked for relief from heat waves that ecorched parts of Central Oregon. Idaho and W2shlnfxon over the week end. Several places reported tempera- lures elsewhere holding close to that mark. Wilbur. Wash. reported 1o2 and Wsnatchee 1o3. Fruit growers welcomed the heat.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
LEAGUE LEAD UNCHANGED:
 RANGERS DOWN BURRITTS
1927 City League Champions Drop Third Straight Game After Brilliant l3-Inning Hurlng Duel- Eddie Presser Breaks Up Struggle - West Ends Barely Defeat Tabs - Cardinal Pitchers" Hand
 Travesty to Pirates Passing 14 Eaters.

seething smashee. without | mis-
 play.
 The pitchers were successful in holding runners on the sacks and both catchere gave them great aid, only one stolen base-by J. Bud- nick-heing recorded in the whole II innings. The box score:
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

x-Pa+.ed tor Taylor in 9th.
 xx-Batted for Delaney Tn 9th. roe-an 300 900 1no-4 ,,trfinna.i 0os GOO o2x-5
 Two base hit. Clark. Farrell Three ba se hts Fichhourg 2 Gmrires: Rig Ter and Hart. Time: l 70.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

The Pirates will practice this eve ming at Walnut Hill park and to- morrow evening at Willow Brook park. All players are asked to be present by Coach Charlie Miller.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

z-Pa,,ed for Le7 sen m 1th. s.. Louis "'- hSp -'l-a Cleveland l'o o"i na"-o
 Two base hl' ]. sew-h Three base rt., N-Neely IIon. run Morgan Los 1nr rt.eh,r Eudl1n. Umpires. Owen and Geisel. Tir.. 0h
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
RANGERS WIN ANOTHER
Local Team Shares Seventh Victory At Expense of Town Team in TarilYville Yesterday.

The Ranger A. C. baseball team of this city won its seventh Ramo yesterday In Tarifville. It was .. great pitchers battle from the start.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23


 netrGi, 00a Ole nnl-s Washington olc oS7 0nx-s Two base hits; Gehrinker. Goslin ? Eice Three base hits: Woodall, Goslin Fons runs Judge Heilmann. Losing pitcher Holloway. Empires: Campbell, Connolly and Van Grafan Time; F
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
Lose to Torrin0ton

l Time e.lS.
 Lose to Torrineton
 The inability of the locals to hit
 safely with men on bases cost Ken sington ball game Sunday in Tor
 rineton They had l2 men left on
 bases, which with timely hitting runs Although they could only nick Berg's offerings for seven hits Torrington made everything count, playing heads up baseball all the time which finally meant victory
 The score was tied in the ninth when Torrington came to the bat. The first man was safe on an error. A sacrifice advanced him to second and he scored on a screaming hit by Dujack. This was almost as thrilling a finish as the game last Sunday when Johnny Grip hit a home run in the ninth to win the game,
 Berg with three hits led the bat ters following closely by Huber and Mccormack who had two apiece. Huber made a wonderful catch of Holdens fly ball in the eighth for the fielding feature,
 For Torrington Mcponnell and
 Rublno led the stickers, the former connecting for a home run in the fourth with one man on. Pond play ed a nice game in the field, several of his stops being of the sensational variety.
 kensington started scoring in the first inning on walk, sacrifice, felder's choice, a single and triple by West. Torrington came back with two in the fourth on single and home run They got two more in the fifth on an error. two sacrifice hts and a single Kensington finished its
 scoring in the sixth when two singles and 3 stolen base netted one run. Torrinzton broke the tie in the ninth on an error. sacrifice and a hit by Duiack. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

1.-Two out when winning run scored Philadelphia 100 oln 4hl-7 St Louis POI n4o 6hl-6 Two hase hits Hatey. Hurst, Deuthit Holm. Home runs HatAy, Williams. Hurst. Winning pitcher: sherdel. losing pitcher: Miller T1nptres; Quglev. Starr: and FArman. Time: 2l2
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

BRAlNY PITCHERS GIVE
 YANKEES MOST TROUBLE,

Urban Faber Pitches Red Sox to Victory Over New York Team-Browns Come Out of Slump With s to Win Over Cleveland Indians - Washington Senators Measure Detroit Tigers - Cubs Defeat New York Giants-Cards Nose Out Phillies-Reds Trim Braves.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

x-Batted for Aldridge in sth, xx-- Batted for Reese in ath
 New York on0 GOO n2n-2
 Chicaeo 2o1 COO oln-4 Home runs: Cuyler, ott Losing rtch- CT: Aldridre. Empires: Moran, Reardon
 and NaKee. Time; l .5l.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
NEW YORK

x-Ba.ted for Collins in eth.
 xx-Bat,ed for Grabowskl in 9th rhicaeo 0i0 0n3 o2n-s N.v York BOO col hAo-4 Two bAse h: Clancy Three t.se hts NeusAi. kamm, Fedferr Losing pitcher: Moore Empires nneen. Nallin and Nc fferan Time; o3l
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

Totals 4S Is lS 21 IT 1-Nehter tatted for Giarttus
 1x-Bere hatted for Jasper in ath. 9xx-0r.ie hatted Tor Huber in sth. Manr,estar nnn GOO 0ho- a Enrsirgton 4sn lo3 3lI-1o Two base hit Huber. Three base hits. West Mccormack Unpise: Mckeon.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
TIMELY HITTING GIVES
 FALCONS SEVENTH GAME

Local Club Downs Meriden Insilcos By 5 to Sore Atwood Away Of Form, Receives Great Support From Team Mates - Hardware City Outfit Plays Errorless Ball-Katka Continues Heavy Clouting -McKernan is Batting Star of the Afternoon Many See Contest.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

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New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
(FlRST GAME) DI-rtrEHf1pck

x-Batted for Crimes in 8'll
 Pittsburgh 0oo ooo o'o-o Brooklyn 4oo -"o '-a-'
 Two ha So hts, Grimes, Herman. Home run. ieogonda. Losing pitcher: Grimes Empires Mc' ormick. klemm and Jorda.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

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New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

Two base hits: c.on!n, Hurley, F!oc Three base hits. Zeen. n.byowski, Zales Crrres: Coorbs and Noonan.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

Timely hitting the early innings brought the Falcons seventh fourth
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
West Ends 10. Tabs g

VI Eania. Empires: Lynch and Morellt Time of game: PAP. Winning pitcher
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
PIRATES PRACTICE

pornell Impres Morrisey and Maj nion. Tine i io.
Evening star., 1928-05-06

Custom. Built Slip Covers. Tailor Made to Fit,
Ss0.7S
Three.piece Set in Belgan Linen
Evening star., 1928-12-15
CALVARY BAPTIST
TOPICS ANNOUNCED
"At School With Christ" to
Be Subject at II Am.
Tomorrow.

The pastor, Rev. w. s. Abernethy, will
preach both morning and evening to-
morrow at Calvary Baptist Church,
Eighth and H streets. The topic at IL
o'clock will be "At School With Christ"
and at 7:45 o'clock the topic will be
"Short-sighted Folks"
The department of the deaf will meet
at o'clock tomorrow evening. Rev. A. D.
Bryant will conduct the service. The
monthly social will be held at 8 o'clock
Tuesday.
The junior church service will be con-
Quoted by Rev. H. J. Councillor, director
of religious education, at ii o'clock.
Miss Florence Jennings will lead the
meeting of the Senior Christian Endeavor
Society tomorrow at 6:45 pm, in the
adult room of the Sunday school house.
DR.. Viola Reece will conduct the meet
ing Tuesday evening at o'clock. Sub
ject for discussion will be Gods Christ
mas Gift to the World"
The Burial class for young women
will meet at $50 am. in the Metro
politan Theater. The Drake class for
young men meets at Waddell Hall, tbs
Eighth street The Cradle Roll and
beginners departments will meet at
Waddell Hall tomorrow at $50 am.
and thereafter until the completion of
the new Sunday school building.
The Sunday Evening Society Of Chris
tian Endeavor will hold an "at-home"
tomorrow from to GAS o'clock In the
primary department room.
The officers council of the Sunday
school will meet Monday evening at 8:15
o'clock in the library. Rev. H. j. Coun-
cilor, superintendent, will preside.