New Britain herald., 1929-02-22
CIVIC CLUB MAY
 BE FORMED HERE
Lions Interested in Organizing Branch in PlainYile
ALBERT WILCOX IS DEAD
Streets Cleared of Heavy Snow Former Local Man Granted N. voree-Cnio0 Services at Baptist and M. E. Churches-Bowlin Matches.

Although nothing definite of a Lions club in Plainville appears very bright at the present time. Civic club organizers have been following with interest the rapid growth of the town and believe that Plainvills is now ready to be represented by an active civic club.
 Men interested in the organization of a Lions club in Plainville have been active here for the past week and have visited many prominent business men and merchants. Full particulars of the activities of the Lions have been left with the men interviewed and it is expected that if enough interest is shown in the organization of a club, definite action will be started in the near future.
 For town of the size of Plain- vile it is necessary to get about 20 members ill d Lions club before 2 charter can be granted. If enough interest is shown in the formation of a club. a nearby Lions club visits the prospective members of the new i club and explains the function of the organization
 Granted Divorce In superior court yesterday. Ser of Plainville. now stationed at Fort Eustis, Va, was granted a divorce from Gladys V. Morgan of Phoebus. Va. They were married on February 5, 1923. The Plainville man claimed that his wife deserted him while he was doing military service in the Philippines in 1925.
 The case was heard by Judge Isaac Wolfe. Judge Joseph M. Don ovan of Bristol represented the plaintiff.
 Revision of Specifications | It is expected that a revision of the specifications for the addition to the Linden street school will be completed this week by the archi- tect It was hoped to have the bids in the hands of the contractors this week but the changes in the specit1- cations made this impossible.
 The committee in charge of the construction of the proposed addi- ton will meet after Leon c. Staples superintendent of schools. returns from Cleveland oa March {.
 Lenten De>otiOns l Lenten devotions will be conduct! ed this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the church of Our Lady of Mercy. The service will consist of the stations oi the cross and benediction.
 Supper This Evening
 An attractive menu has been ar ranged for the public supper to be given from 5 o'clock on today al the Baptist church under the au- spices of the Women's Bible class lThe supper which will be appropri' ate to Washington's birthday. will be served in cafeteria style.
 The menu is as follows: Roast pork, baked ham. English potted meat. frankforts and sauerkrau: scalloped potatoes. Dutch apple cake. Martha Washington pie. cake ice cream, tea, coffee and cocoa.
 Union Services
 Union Lenten services Of the Bap' Itist and NJ. E. churches will be held for the next four Sundays. Tht sermons will be delivered by the pastors of both churches, Rev. Dr. A. D. Kendrick and Rev. Arthur A Ball. The services will start this Sunday evening at the Baptist church at o'clock.
 The schedule and the speaker fo' each Sunday is as follows: Febru' ary 24. Baptist church. Rev. A. A Ball: March 2. NJ. F.. church. Rev Dr. A. D. kendrick: March 10. Bap tist church. Rev. A. A. Ball. anc March IT. NJ. F.. church. Rev. pr A. D. Kendrick.
 Holds Military Whist
 Mrs. Clarence Gustafson and Miss Doris Tanning gave a military whs at the home Of Mrs. Gustafson or Wednesday evening for the benef