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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-14

A fellowship meeting was held by the
Luther League Of the District Of Column
bia at the Lutheran Home for the Aged
Sunday afternoon, during which re-
1reshmentg were served At pm. a
song service was conducted by DR.. John
Weidley, president Of the home and
pastor Of the Church Of the Reforma-
ton, following which league service,
presided over by District League Presi-
dent Paul l.. Erindle, and at which the
discussion Of the topic was LED by PresI-
dent-elect Robert VoIland, was held
At the last meeting Of the executive
committee Of the Luther League Of
America the following resolution was
PASSED: "InaSmuch as the South Amer
lea objective Of the Luther League Of
America win doubtless be reached dur
ing 1923 We suggest that it take for 1929
a non-financial objective, and we rec
Dnnend that the same be the 0rgani-
cation Of | 900 Junior Luther Leagues,
same 10 be reached through campaign
with the aid Of synodical league presl-
6enfg and Junior secretaries" The
subject 1927 900 Junior Luther
Leagues" waS the theme Of an address
recently delivered by President~elect
Robert Volland al the ST. Marks Luther
League.
The Maryland Synodical League con-
gentlon viii be opened at FREDERICK,
Nd, at 3 pm. September 2 and will
close Monday night, September 8 The
program provides for addresses by Or
Simon Peter Long of Chicago, DT. M.
a Eeiber Of Minneapolis and Rev. Oscar
r. Blackwelder VI Baltimore.
Getting a Thrill Out Of Our Chris
dian Living Is the topic which was
presented at ST. MARKS Luther League
"Wednesday evening by Jerome Lyle and
'NIIleh will be presented tomorrow eve
ming at Luther Place Church by Mrs.
II. [. Right and Miss Fannie Davis and
at lions League by Miss Gladys Broker
newly elected corresponding and statls-
1lcaI secretary Of the Luther League Of
Ehe District Of Columbia.
The July business meeting OF the Zion
League was held last night at Zion Hall,
Second ana Upshur streets.
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SUMMER PASTORS
LISTED FOR CHURCH
Chevy Chase Presbyterians
to Hear Speaker From In
Ola Tomorrow.

During the absence of the pastor, Rev.
Joseph Hillman HOLSTER who will
spend his Summer vacation at Ely, VT,
the following ministers will occupy the
pulpit at the IL o'clock service at the
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church:
July Is. Rev. Rhea M. Ewing, Lahore,
India; July %, Rev. Reuben Schrum,
u. S. NJ. chaplain of the Mayfower;
July 90 and August S. DR.. Homer J.
Councillor, assistant pastor of Calvary
Baptist Church; August IL, communion
service. Rev. Rhea M. Ewing: August 10,
DIR. Solomon S. Hilscher, Greencastle,
Pa. August Is. Rev. Thomas T. Mac
Even. Harrisburg. Pa; September 2.
Rev. John Sharpe, superintendent OF
work among foreigners, Synod OF Ohio:
With the exception of Sunday school
other regular meetings of the congrega-
ton will be discontinued during July
and August. There will, however, be
union evening services on the lawn at
z pm. for the three following Sundays.
Speakers at the evening meetings will
be Rev. F. c. Reynolds, Rev. Edward O.
Clark and William Knowles Cooper.
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4ROYAL ARCH DAY.
SERVICE FEATURE
Address at Temple Heights
10 Be Delivered by Rev.
H. L. SchIinCke.

ROYAL Arch day will be observed at
the Grand Lodge open-air services at
Temple Heights tomorrow afternoon at
4 O'Clock, when the High Priests ASso-
citation. together with the officers and
members of the Royal Arch Chapters
of the District of Columbia, with their
families. are to be special guests.
The services are under the direction
Of Or. John c. Palmer. grand chap
lain; J. Waiter Humphrey, director in
charge of music: Harry q, Kimball, ac-
companist; Frank N. Roller. in charge
of uSheys The address will be de-
livered by Rev. Fl. l., Schlincke. pastor
of the North Carolina avenue Meth
o6ist Protestant Church Music will
be furnished by the quartet of the
Calvary Baptist Church. Prof. Thomas
Morse. accompanist and director. The
quartet is composed of Mrs. Florence
Sindell, soprano; William F, Raymond,
tenor, Mrs. Cleo S. Parks, alto, and
Fred EAST, baritone.
The officers and members of the fol-
lowing lodges and their families VIII
be guests: Harmony. No. IT. George
c. ODER. II. master, Warren @. Hard
inc No. So. Edgar 3. Smith, master;
Petworth. No. a., Richard II. Vincent.
master. Brentwood, No. IS, William
X Coaklev. master. together with the
officers and members of the following
named chapters OF the Order OF the
Eastern Star. with their families =
Nizpah. No s. Mrs. Mildred King
matron. Mon6el Behrend. patron
Brookland, No. II. Mrs. Grace StlleS'
matron: Coke Carlton, patron; warren
n Harding. No. 81, Mrs. Minnie E.
Curtis matron: John c. White, pa
iron: Brentwood, No. AZ, Mrs. Mollie
z Batenan, matron: Joseph S. Haight,
patron: Harmony. No. 30, Mrs, Hen
rietta s. Vance, matron; William F.
Collins patron.
All members of these fraternitieS AND
their families are welcome. as well as
the public. and ample accommodations
will be provided.
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"LOvE'S TRIUMPHS"
MINISTER'S TOPIC
Rev DR.. Porter's Text Tomorrow
Morning at First Baptist Church
Other Services.

At the First Baptist Church the pas,
TOR, Dr.. Samuel Judson Porter. VIII
nreacn tomorrow morning on Loves
Trtun1phs." The topic for the evening
sermon viii be The Re-Consecrations
Of Life
The churches of Washington were
wei represented at the Baptist Young
Peoples Union convention IN Kansas
Ctr. From the First Church Union the
following attended: Elgin Smith. MRS,
EssaT Smith. Miss Lillian smith. l. n
wilson LYNN Fellows. Miss Robin DAY.
export. At an early date special serv-
ice viii be held in which there VIII be
given echoes from the convention by
these who were present.
The prayer meeting viii be held next
THURSDAY evening at O'Clock. Deacon
u. D. Young win speak on his trip TO
the Great Baptist World Alliance at
Toronto. Canada. The business meet
iag of the church was held on
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Third Baptist Church Program

At the Third Baptist Church. Fifth
and @ streets. tomorrow Rev. DR. George
o. Bullock's topic at IL am. is Seeking
Gods VIII" Holy communion will fol-
low the morning service. At s pm. his
topic is Gods Way Is the Best Way"
Bible school will meet at $50 am. The
I. c. E. Society will meet at 4 pm. The
Junior G. f. Society will meet at at 5
PM The Senior c. E. Society win meet
at pm. Prayer meeting Tuesday, 8 to
10 pm. Y. p. prayer meeting Thurs
day, s to 9 pm.
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CHURCH SCHOOLS LIST
2,40O SUMMER PUPILS
Glasses Conducted in 81 Places, IL
in Suburbs, Directors Report
to Federation Shows.

Rev. E. O. Clark, director of the Va
cation Church Schools, reports that o.
400 children are enrolled in these
schools this Summer. The Vacation
Church Schools are conducted by the
Federation of Churches
There are 81 schools in operation.
Eleven of these are In suburban Mary
land and Virginia. The denominational
representation of the schools is as fol-
lows: Baptist, 9: Episcopal, 2; Luth-
eran, l.; Presbyterian. IA; Methodist
Episcopal, IL: Methodist Episcopal
South, 2, and Community Church, 2.
There are several colored churches con-
Quoting schools-Baptist, ! Presbyterian,
2, and Methodist, /. Nearly all the
schools have been in session for four
weeks, and will close with special exer-
cises next Friday.
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.BAPT|STS TOOPENV
MEET WEDNESDAY
First Session for Mt. Bethel
Body Set for $50 Am.
at Trinity Church.

The fifth ANIMAL session Of the Mount
Bethel Baptist State Convention will be
held three days, beginning Wednesday.
at Trinity Baptist Church, Thirteenth
street between @ and r streets.
The session will open at $50 am,
with a prayer service conducted by the
Women's Evangelistic Missionary Con-
ference This will be followed by de-
votions conducted by Rev. John Rich
ards. Rev. s. S. Robinson and Rev: l.
N. Gooch. The sermon will be deliv
noon session will be in charge Of the
missionary conference. At devotional
exercises DR.. j. I. Loving, Rev. P. c.
Bundy. Rev. Richard Johnson, DR.. H.
T. GaskinS, Rev. j. C. Nichols will par
ticipate. At the evening session Rev.
Lindsay and Rev. Chapman Walker will
lead the service There viii be devo-
tons conducted by Rev. J. S. Haywood.
Rev. j. H. Wright and Rev. Archie
Robinson. The evangelistic sermon
will be given by Dr. A. WilDanks.
At the session THURSDAY morning
Rev Amos Hart, Rev. o. G. Grander-
son, Rev. John Richards, Rev. B. H.
Whiting, Rev. L. e. Keiser will par
ticipate. In the afternoon those who
will take part in the program are Rev.
Wheeler, Rev. Wood and DR.. Daniel
Washington. The annual address of
DR.. A. G. Tyler. president, will be given
and there will be an election of officers.
In the evening there will be testi-
mony meeting, conducted by Rev.
Spriggs and Rev. Jackson, while the
sermon will be preached by DIR. James
E. Wills.
There will be a prayer and praise
meeting Friday morning. Rev. E. T.
Lewis, Rev. Hawkins and DR.. James L.
Penn will participate in the program,
and there will be a general discussion.
The Women's Convention Auxiliary TO
the convention will meet at 2:30 pm
with Mrs. L. M. Maxwell, president, In
charge A covenant meeting will be
led at 7:30 pm. by Deacons Smith.
Porter, Frederick and others.
The closing session will be at $50
pm. with Rev. j. d. Catlett and Rev. r.
D. Bolts in charge. This will be a
Joint session with the women's organi-
zation. Officers will be installed.
Officers of the convention are: DR.. A.
G. Tyler, president; DR.. James E. Willis,
first vice president; DR.. L. E. Keiser,
second vice president; DR.. K. w. Roy,
third vice president; DR.. j. H. Mar
shall, treasurer; DR.. G. w. Brent, re-
cording secretary: Prof. George w.
Timus, financial secretary: DR.. r. d.
Bolts, corresponding secretary: DR.. o.
G. Granderson, statistical secretary;
DR.. Joseph H. Lee, historian; DR.. H. T.
Gaskins, field secretary; DR.. S. Geriah
Lamkins, executive secretary.
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Y. Nj. C.. A. NEWS

The mems Bible class at Calvary
Methodist Church will be taught by
page Nick. Etchinson, religious work
director of the Y. M. c. A.. tomorrow
morning. Mr.. Etchison will also have
charge of the morning service ut Cleve-
land Park Congregational Church at IL
O'Clock and will speak at the evening
vespers at Kellar Memorial Lutheran
Church at I o'clock.
The regular open-air service will be
held at Lincoln Park tomorrow at 4
nm. The speaker viii be DIR, John
paul TYLER, pastor of Epworth Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South,
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BROOKLYN PASTOR
WILL FILL PULPIT
DR.. J. P. Huget to Preach Twice at
First Congregational Church
Tomorrow.

DR.. j. Percival Huget will preach in
First CONGREGATIONAL Church tomorrow
at ii am. and pm.
DR.. Huget has been pastor for the
last IL years in Tomkins Avenue Con-
gregational Church, Brooklyn, the larg-
est Congregational church In the world.
The leader of the S. s. C. z at $3.50
pm. tomorrow will be Miss Leona
Hayes. The subject is Getting Thrill
Out Of Christian Living" The Y. p. S.
c. E. win meet at the same time.
A church supper will be served at 6
O'Clock Thursday night, followed by a
prayer meeting and social led by
Thomas G.. Sherman
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"RIvER OF LIFE" THEME.

Rev. III. C. Mayhem to Preach at
Christian Church.
Rev. H. c. Mayhem. pastor Of the H
Street Christian Church, Sixth and II
streets southwest, will speak tomorrow
morning at II o'clock on THE River OF
Life" At the. evening service at 8
O'Clock his theme will be Drifting
Clouds"
The educational units of the church
include one hour OF Bible school In
struction at GAS am. and one hour OF
expressional service for the young peo-
pies Christian Endeavor Society at Gas
n m
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DIR. LAMBETH TO PREACH.
Getting More From Preaching Is
Mount Vernon Place Topic.

DIR. william A. Lambeth will preach
To the Mount Vernon Place congrega--
ton tomorrow at both the morning ana
evening services. For the morning sar-
mon his subject win be You Need HIM,
He Needs You," and Tor the eVenIns
service his subject will be "detting More
From Preaching"
The Junior congregation viii worship
In the Sunday school auditorium at II
O'Clock. The speaker will be George II.
Collins and his subject viii be Come
over Into Macedonia and Help U.s."
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VISITOR TO PREACH.
Rev. Karl Hemminghaus to Occupy
Grace Lutheran Pulpit.

Rev Kari Heminghaus, rector Of st.
Marks Lutheran Church Of Baltimore,
Nd, viii deliver two sermons tomorrow
at Grace Lutheran Church, Sixteenth
and Varnun streets, in the absence OF
the pastor. Gerhard K. Lerlski.
He will preach at IL am. and at . pm
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Communion Service Scheduled.

AT John Wesley A. NJ e. Zion Church.
Fourteenth and Corcoraf streets, the
pastor, DR.. Henry d. Tiliman, viii preach
tomorrow at l0:45 am. and 7:45 pm.
Holy communion viii be administered
at the morning worship. Church school
services at 9:3O am.
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DR.. YATES TO PREACH.

Louisville Seminary Pastor to 0c-
cupy Pulpit.
At the Highlands Baptist Church DIR,
KYLE Yates of the Louisville Seminary
will preach tomorrow morning. The
pastor of the church will preach in
Alexandria.
In the evening the pastor will preach
on Three In One"
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REV. r. A. COOK TO PREACH

Baltimore Pastor to Fill Advent
Pulpit.
Rev. Fred A. Cook of Baltimore will
officiate at the morning service and
preach the sermon at the Church of the
Advent. He also viii officiate at q
morning communion service at 1880
O'Clock. The sermon subject is What
Shall / Believer"
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"GOOD HABITS" IS TOPIC.
Rev. Chesteen Smith to Preach
Twice Tomorrow.

Rev. Chesteen Smith, pastor of Ham
line Methodist Episcopal Church. Six
teenth at Allison street. will preach at
both services Sunday, his subject for
the morning sermon being The Leaven-
ing Power of Christ's Gospel" Vesper
service will be held on the lawn at Z
pm, the subject of the sermon being
THE Cultivation OF Good Habits"
Midweek prayer and praise service
Thursday pm. The Sunday school
meets at GAS am, with classes for all
ages
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BIBLE CLASS PROGRAM.
Regular Meeting Tomorrow at Con
gress Street M. e. Church.

The Harrison Mems Bible Class Of
Congress Street Methodist Protestant
Church, 1898 Thirty-first street, will
hold its regular meeting at GAS O'Clock
tomorrow morning In the auditorium of
the church. Herbert F. Leatherwood.
member of the class, will deliver the ad
dress His subject will be THE Con-
version of Saul"
T. w. Grimes will have charge of
the lesson and give short talk on II.
All men are welcome.
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CHURCH or COVENANT.

Rev. w. A. Eisenbergh to Speak on
Goods Answer to Mans Needs"
Goods Adequate Answer to Mans
Need" will be Rev. william A, Eisen-
bergers sermon subject at the Church
of the Covenant tomorrow morning at
the IL o'clock service This will be the
only service OF the day at the Covenant.
The midweek service, In charge OF
Mr.. Eisenberger. viii be held Thursday
night at 8 o'clock
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PASTOR WILL PREACH.
Outline of Services Tomorrow at
First Brethren Church.

Rev. Howard A. Kent, pastor OF the
First Brethren Church. Twelfth and +
streets southeast. will preach tomorrow
morning on the subject The Quest Tor
Truth"
A program by the Daily Vocation
Bible School, which has been In progress
for the past three weeks, will be given
at s pm Sunday school meets at $3.50
am, and Christian Endeavor at pm.
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CHURCH TO PICNIC.
Hyattsville Congregation to Gather
at Rock Creek Park.

at Rock Creek Park.
The annual picnic of the Sunday
school of the First Baptist Church OF
Hyattsville win be held at Rock Greek
Park July 81 The members and friends
of the church and Sunday school will
meet at the church at 1890 pm. and
cars and BUSES will carry them to the
park for the afternoon.
The Sunday school will meet tomor-
row at $50 am. The pastor viii preach
at ii am. on The Location OF the
Heart" The b. Y. p. u. will meet at
Z pm. The pastor viii preach at 3
pm. on 1.-THE Call of Samuel"
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DR.. TYLER TO SPEAK.
Epworth M. z. Pastor to Preach at
Open-Air Service.

Open-Air Service.
Rev. DR.. John Paul Tyler. pastor Of
the Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
South, will speak at the Y NJ. c. A.
open air services in Lincoln Park to-
morrow at O'Clock. DR.. Tyler's church
Is one of group cooperating with the
Y. M. C. A. in holding outdoor services
during the Summer in the northeast
section.
Richard Graham. associate religious
work director of the Y M c. A., viii
preside
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PASTOR TO TELL STORY.
Rev. E. Hez Sven Will Occupy
Centennial Baptist Pulpit.

why George and Miss Eliza Eloped
From a Poorhouse" is the title of a
story to be related by Rev. E. Hez
SVEN tomorrow night at 8:15 o'clock.
followed by several baptisms, at the
Centennial Baptist Church.
The IL o'clock morning service sub
ject is Mind Stones Moved"
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SHILOH BAPTIST NOTES.
Bible Pictures Used in Connection
With Night Service.

Shiloh Baptist Institutional Church,
Ninth and P streets, Dr. J. Milton Wal
dron. pastor. Is making large use of
famous religious and Bible pictures In
connection with the night service. The
subject tomorrow night will be Scenes
From the Holy City-New Jerusalem"
DR.. waldron will preach at IL am. on
The Duty and Necessity of Self
WatchfulneSS.
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BY REV HUGH r. STEVENSON.
THE CONVERSION OF SAUL.
Acts, ix:I-9; xxii:6-l6; / Co
rinthians, xv;S.

Golden text: Faithful is the
saying. and worthy of all accepta-
ton, that Christ Jesus came into
the world to save Sinners.--I
Timothy, ills.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-16
SAMUEL l. COLEMAN dies
AT PROSPECT ST. HOME
Septuageslarian. Native OF England
Was Charter Member OF
q, s. Of b.

Samuel l.. Coleman, - years old,
of 81 Prospect street, died at his
home this morning. He was born
in Oxfordshire. England. on August
Is, 1856. hut had made his home in
New Britain for several years.
Mr.. Coleman was charter mem
Der of the Star of Good Will lodge.
Shepherds of Bethlehem, and was
also an honorary member of the
Sons of St. George. He was asst
employed by the Stanley. Rule &
Level Co., where he worked for the
past three years.
Mr.. Coleman leaves his wife, Lii
liam Hart Coleman: a brother. pa-
vid X. Coleman and two sisters. Mrs.
Annie Thompson of Hartford. and
Mrs. Charles Steele of New Britain.
Funeral services will be held Mon
day afternoon at o'clock at Erwin
chapel. Rev. William II. Anderson,
pastor of Trinity Methodist church,
will officiate. Burial will be in Fair
view cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-16

not be given extraterritorial pub
licity." the paper says. This last
clause refers to the issuing of the
presidents speech from American
embassies abroad for use In the
European press.
Comes as Shock
The Spectator says that the
speech came as q shock to those
Englishmen who have not been
carefully noting the signs in Amer
lea.
TO others it was no surprise, but
it must be to all, a matter of pro-
found regret" the paper says, chAl-
longing the figures on comparative
naval strength given by the presi-
dent.
The Saturday Review declares
that the speech is above all valua BILE
on account of its frankness. "rhere
is no probability that Mr.. Hoover
will be even as tolerant of European
weaknesses as is the present occu-
pant of the White House."
Hoover Read 1t
The Nation says that the speech
was read in draft form aby Mr..
Hoover and must be taken as a
formal statement of the foreign
policy which the new administration
will take over. 1t may be regretted
that on this particular day Pres-
dent Coolidge should have clothed
himself SO ostentatiously in the
spotless toga of American virtue
xxNx but the speech will do much
good IT it makes the statesmen and
peoples OF Europe realize the dis
like and suspicion with which the
American people regard the post
bellum tendencies of European poll
tics"
New Britain herald., 1928-11-16
Marsh TO SPEAK
AT MOTOR BANQUET
Advertising to Be Discussed at
Truckmen's Meeting Monday

A campaign on advertising of
shipping by truck will be one OF the
features for discussion at the annual
meeting and banquet of the Con-
necticut Motor Truck association, at
the Garde hotel in New Haven. on
Monday evening. November 10.
More than 800 members of the as
sociation are expected to attend the
banquet, which will be the most i'm
portant from the standpoint of
motor truck transportation since the
association was organized several
years ago.
Several speakers including A. p.
Marsh Of New Britain, state secret
tary. and a director OF the Connecti-
cut Chamber of Commerce. are en-
pected to be on the program. Mr..
Marsh will report on his recent visit
10 the mid west motor truck trans
portation congress at Indianapolis,
and of his activities before the in
terState commerce commission for
legislation for motor transportation.
Subjects to come up for discussion
At luc DduQutt, " llltl VIII oS VI
terest not only to Connecticut, but
to other states and to motor trans
portation in general. will include Or
ganizing safey campaigns and better
cooperation between truck drivers
and police authorities. The proposal
to hold a truck pageant in the state
will be acted upon.
State and national legislative poll
c;es will be given consideration as
will the question Of increased load
on two axles. The latter subject. IN
yolving trailers. is one which has
been the cause of legislative contro-
vcrsy tor several years and involves
a desired change in the highway de-
partment ruling in the use Of trail
ers.
Closing of highways without pro-
viding detours. which some truck
men say the state is inclined to DO.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-16
berlin news
Is e3rd UoJI psuunuoO)

ming at Community hall. Every boy
who il a member or wishes to join
in asked to be present tonight.
The library will be open this eve
ming for a short while for the ex-
change Of books.
The meeting Of the Parent
Teacher Association will be held
early in December.
There was large attendance at
the meeting of the All club yester-
day afternoon at Community hall.
Additional applicants may join at the
next meeting. There are several
instructors.
The attendance Of the boys at the
Fife and Drum corps rehearsals has
not been as good as is desired by
those in charge. Members of the
corps turn out in force to the par
AIDES but the attendance at the re-
hearsaIs Is unsatisfactory. A check
up will be made with the parents of
the boys who are members to obtain
better cooperation on the part Of the
parents. The corps enjoy an enviable
reputation so far. for their perform
ance, but continued practice and
drilling is essential to maintain their
standing.
The ladies' Of Sacred Heart church
will hold a harvest whist on Mon
day evening at o'clock in the
church social rooms. Both regular
and bridge whist will be played. A
large list of prizes will be dis
fributed
New Britain herald., 1928-11-16

woods and the famous literary light.
his friends and the police OF halt q
dozen towns are looking for him.
Prof. Phelps In real dog lover
and several years ago protested SO
strongly against the rule barring
dogs from the golf links of the New
Haven country club. that the board
OF governors of the club rescinded
it. Since that time the professor y
when he goes out to shoot nine or
eighteen holes.