New Britain herald., 1929-12-21
HEALTH SEAL SALE
 SHOWING RESULTS
Committee in Charge Has Re
 CeiYa Returns Of $500
MANY CHRISTMAS SERVICES
Meeting of Eoresters This Evening -Eorcclosurc Granted Agains Local Man-Mr. and Mrs. l.. E. GrisTuld Married p Years.

GrisTuld Married p Years.
 According to an announcement made today by Mrs. John B. Minor, Jr.. who has charge of the annual Christmas seal sale in Plainville, the committee in charge has rr. ceived $500 thus far. The sale $ being held here for the purpose of raising money for the prevention and cure of tuberculosis.
 Present indications point 10 a very successful sale this year and the committee in charge expects that the figures will be slightly higher than those of last season. Tho labels are gaining in popularity every year as seals for Christmas letters and packages and because of the benefit derived by .tubcrcular children through their sale.
 The local committee is confident that returns through the mail will show q large number of sales within the next few days. Mrs, Minor cy- pressed herself as being satisfied with the successful sale here.
 Christmas Baskets
 The plainville Public Health Nursing association is completing plans 10 distribute Christmas bas- kets 10 the needy families of the town. The baskets will be given out on Tuesday, the day before Christmas, Members of the asso- citation are checking up on th4 needy families.
 Pythian temple. No. 29, Pythian Sisters will also distribute Christ mas baskets 10 needy families Of Plainville. The Girl Scouts helped fill Christmas baskets Of cheer by making and dressing rag dolls.
 Foreclosure Granted
 At the session of the court Of common pleas held in Hartford yes. terday, Judge Thomas J. Molloy granted q foreclosure to the United States Bond t& Mortgage Co. against the property of Harry C. Hibard Of Plainville
 Quarterly Meeting
 An Important meeting of Court General Lawton, F. Of A, will be held this evening in I. o. c. F. hall. The quarterly meeting was origin ally scheduled for Tuesday evening but the date was changed because of the holiday.
 All officers and members arc re- 10 be present as there will be nomination and election Of of. ficers. Other important business matters will be acted upon.
 Church of Our Saviour
 The church school will hold a mangor service in the church at 10 o'clock. At this time inc pupils will sing Christmas carols and pre-. sent their gifts of useful article; that will be distributed 10 worthy Iiamvllle people who need them.
 Morning prayer with sermon by the rector will be held at II o'clock. The annual Christmas festival for the children and parents will be held at D. m. The children will present q program of Christmas mu- sic, pieces, and drama under tile direction Of Mrs. Eugene Forrest. \. the close of this service, the chii- dren and parents will retire 10 the parish house for the Christmas tree gifts and refreshments.
 On Tuesday evening. Christmas Eve, there will be a midnight cel,- bration of holy communion. which will begin al 1l:3O o'clock and will last for about an hour.
 Congregational Church
 Morning worship at 10:4j o'clock. The following special Christmas music will be rendered: Carroll The Sleep Of the Child Jesus" old French; anthem, The Desire of All Nations,' Matthews; and solo, 70 Holy Night" Adam. Sermon theme. "thristmas Stars Of TIope,' Church school after the morning service.
 A white gift service will be held in the church auditorium at 4:30 o'clock. The Congregational Young Peoples society will take part in this service and will not hold it's regular meeting.
 The Christmas cntcrtainmcnt for the church school will be held on Tuesday evening at 1:50 o'clock. The program will consist of short plays i rccitations, songs, and Christmas tree for members Of the church school
 The executive committee Of the Woman's Federation will hold it's business meeting on Monday after 1 noon, December so. at 2:%O o'clock. 1
 The annual church meeting will be held on Thursday evening, January ' Reports from the various organ- "a ations, election of officers, and al-> other business relating to the w,l- fare of the church will be in order.