New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
Berlin Congregational Church Notes

Berlin Congregational Church Notes
 Members of Nathan Hale chapter, Order of DeMolay of New Britain, were the guests at the service last night at the Berlin Congregational church. The DeMolay is an organiza- tion for older boys sponsored by Chapter Masons. Garner Goodwin. formerly of Berlin, is now master councillor, with Dr. l.. F. Dary Of Maple Hill as the new advisor of the group. Many local residents attended the services which were open to the public.
 Miss E. Snyder, visiting nurse of the town of Berlin. will address the meeting of the Motherhood club Wednesday afternoon. All mothers are cordially invited to attend.
 The union mid-week service will be held Thursday evening at the South church chapel in New Britain. Mrs. Hannah Hume Lee will speak on "India's Social and Spiritual Con- tribuition.' Mrs. Lee is a member of the missionary family of Humes and is now serving as secretary of the Congregational Commission on So- cial Relations A large attendance from the Berlin church is expected.
 Two attractions at the alphabet sale to be held at the church on De- cember will be the cafateria, where supper will be served at o'clock and the delicatessen, where home cooked foods will be on sale. Ice cream will be cold and tea served during the afternoon and evening.
 Rcd Cross Drive
 Rev. s. A. Fiskc of the Berlin Congregational church is the head of the local Red Cross unit and is seek ing contributions to the organization this year.
 Notes
 Several residents Of Berlin went to the Wallingford airport yesterday and Circled that part of the state in an airplane.
 Russell Buell. Of Commerce street Clinton. spent the weekend in town visiting friends.
 Joseph ManZ spent yesterday with Mir. and Mrs. William Sheldon. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Preston and son also visited with the Sheldons.
 William Skinner of Pennington avenue spent yesterday in Walling- ford.
 Miss Marjorie Galpin has returned to her home after visiting with friends in Southington.
 Miss Ida Wilcox Of Warrington ridge is visiting in Greenwich for week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Lee Judd en- tertained a house party over the week end at their home on Worth ington ridge. They had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Philip Corbin of Hackensack, New Jersey, Mir. and Mrs. Clem Armory of New York City. and Mir. and Mrs. Carlo Fetter- off of Montclair. New Jersey.
 On Wednesday afternoon the La dies Aid society of the Kensngton Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. George Tryon. It will make plans for it's fair to be held in December.
 Tho Queen Esther circle of the KenainRton Methodist church will meet tomorrow evening.
 A sunrise birthday party was ten- 6ered Miss Theresa Scagliotti Of Pennington road at her home Satur- day night. About 30 were present and an exhibition of the Charleston was given by Joki Nesviano and a solo football game by Bruno Aguz- zi. Following the entertainment, re- treatments were served.
 East Berlin Items
 Despite the inclement weather tho Pythian fair is expected to attract several hundred this evening. The doors will open at ' o'clock. The Pythian Sisters have worked for the past several months perfecting inc details of the fair and they promise "n event bigger and better than ever. ' "''' ""t'oles in variety. foodstnffs of all kinds and Items suitable for ( 1"iEtmls gifts may be found in the different booths. An entertainment program has been arranged. a one act comedy .skit entitled "45 Miles an Hour" 10 be presented by the Pythian Dramatic club. Dancing will also be enjoyed, the Community orchestra to play.
 There will be T whist and social time at Sacred Heart church this evening at o'clock. Both regular