New Britain herald., 1928-02-07

All men connected with tn re,
 troops in Plainville are asked to b.
 present and Deputy Commiscione
 Howard M. Knapp very anxiou
 to have all troop committeeman
 make special effort to be on hand
 Troop l of Plainville. located a the Methodist church, stands sec ond in the advancement contest be ing conducted by the New Britai, C uncil. It has 2o points r. .ins 6S for the leader and for the trool in third place.
 A woodcut. a painting and two samples of bookblnding from the hands of Harold Keeling Of this troop are part of the handicraft OK. hibition of the New Britain council being made as part of anniversary week. A woodcut and painting ty Stevenson Washhurn of Troop .s of the Church of Our Saviour are also in the exhibit.
 l Methodist Men Meet 4 large number of the men of the Plainville NJ. E. church met last evening and discussed plans for or- ganizing an association among them- i selves. A committee. consisting of Fred Sharples. James Blair. Elmer Thomas. William A. Albright and Walter E. Schober. was appointed to report in the near future on differ ent types of organizations which might prove suitable. Rev. William H. Anderson. pastor of the Trinity M. E. church of New Britain. spoke. The pastors of several other local Protestant churches were present. Marriage Intentions Notice of marriage intentions has been filed by Wilbur NJ. Messenger, 20. of New Britain and Miss Lillian M. Case. 20. Of this town. Mir. Mes- senger. a tire repair man. was born in Canton and is the son of w. w. and Lillian Messenger. Miss Case, who was born in New Britain and IS the daughter of Sidney E. and Clara Case, is a seamstress. Legion Making Plans Plans for Past Commanders night on February al were made by Brock-Barnes post, American Le- zion. It it's meeting last night All chairs will be filled by past com manders of the post, while several state past commanders will be in- ylted to attend.
 Chairman Edward Wilson report ed that the Legion would sponsor the showing Of . motion picture, "Legionnaires in Paris at the strand theater the first week in March. The members voted to SUD- port the whist being given this eve ming by the ladies auxiliary.
 School Banking Record
 Two rooms in the high school building had perfect banking records this morning. every pupil making d deposit. In Miss Alice Lanes eighth grade room all 32 pupils turned in money, this being the second time perfect record has been made by her students. The first high school room to attain perfection was that of Miss Margaret Creedon, whose 16 pupils went over the top this morning.
 Last weeks banking records were as follows: Broad street school, 624 pupils. 42o deposits or GS per cent; Linden street school, 29S pupils lao deposits of 65 per cent; high school 1 and eighth grade. :4S pupils. 70 de- rosits or o9 per cent, The Plain- vile Trust Go. now has 1851 pupils i accounts.
 Baptist Church Notes
 The regular choir rehearsal will be l held at 7:3o o'clock this evening at the Baptist church.
 The Woman's Missionary and 1 Prayer circle will meet at the home of Mrs. H. A. Temple at o'clock afternoon.
 The regular midweek prayer meet | ing will be held at 1:45 o'clock Thursday evening. The topic will he "The Holy Spirit with quota tions from the first few chapters of the Book of Acts.
 Well Child Conference
 A well child conference will be held in the public health nurses 'ooms in the Neri block from 10 o'clock Friday afternoon.
 Funeral of Child The funeral of Fernando Otero, laughter of Mir. and Mrs. Fernando )tero. was held from the Church of Dur Lady of Mercy at 3 o'clock this morning. Burial was in St. Joseph's 
 High School Notes ( The senior class at the high school will give public supper in the ; next Tuesday evening to . aise funds for graduation.
 The averages for the first half ear were mailed out today with the ards. } The Masque and Gown club will ( resent Professor Pep" three-act l omedy by Hare, on Friday evening, < 1arch 30, in the school auditorium. his will be the second production f the school dramatic club. which coached by Vice. Principal Douglas | IacDonald. A
 M. F. Church Notes The children of the primary and N eginners' departments Of the Plain-