New Britain herald., 1929-01-12

served the award. President A. A Macleod of the Chamber said to day. however. that he would hay, the certificate made out in the name of the town. It will then be framed and presented to the town to be hung in the town hall. The certificates reads as follows; This is to certify that the Crown of Plyainville) has completed the work of Identification for the service of Plainville) has completed the of aerial navigation thus contribut- ing to the tabiishment of a nation wide system of transportation by air. In recognition of this achieve ment this diploma is presented to (the town of Plainyillc, by the di- rectors of the fund" It is signed by Harry F. Gugsenhcim and Col. Charles A. Lindbergh.
 We'll Child Conference
 Dr. George F. Cook was in charge of the we'll child conference held yesterday in the visiting nurse rooms in the Neri block. He was assisted by Mrs. Helen Van Meter of the state department of health and Miss Katherine Dalu. local nurse, also the following volunteers: Mrs C. A. Bedford. Mrs. w. A. Bailey, Mrs. Herbert Barnes. Mrs. w. C. Kramer and Miss Esther Trumbull
 Eighteen children were brought to the conference, seven of them being infants and tho remainder from one to six years old. Among them were eight new cases. These were given primary physical examinations and two others were re-examined. Feed ing advice was given in six eases. Two children were found with de- fects. the total defects being only three. One of these was reported 
 Congregational Church
 Sunday morning service at 10:45 o'clock. Anthem, For All the - Terry. Sermon topic, What Salvation Means to Me-"
 Church school after the morning service.
 Congregations, Young Peoples meeting at 6::" D. m. in the parish house. Miss Abbie Usher will lead tho devotional exercises. Mir. Wilker- son will lead the discussion of the evening.
 The executive committee Of the church will meet at the parsonage Tuesday evening at 7:So o'clock. Standing committees for the year will be appointed. Retiring mem bers of the committee arc cordially invited 10 attend.
 There will he an afternon sewing meeting in the parish house Thurs day afternoon from t. to o'clock. There are some quilts to be tackled as well as some other sewing to be done.
 The evening group will meet on Thursday evening with Mrs. Ger. trude Castle Nystrom. 14 Canal street.
 The entertainment committee of the Woman's federation has an. nounced that concert will be given in the Congregational church by the Colonial Male Quartet of Hartford, Thursday evening. Tickets may be secured from members of this com mittcc or at Castles Stores, Inc.
 Episcopal Church
 Services at the Church of Our will bc as follows tomorrow, the first Sunday after Epiphany: 10 a. m.. session of the church school. II 8. m. morning prayer with ser mon by the rector. Rev. Lincoln r. Frye. 6 p. m. the Young Peoples Fellowship will meet in the parish house. Mrs. Hemingway will lead.
 \. NJ. E. Zion Cl,uu'l,
 The following order of services will be observed tomorrow at the Re deemer's A. NJ. F. Zion church: Ii a. m.. preaching by Rev. A. A. Per ry: theme. "Jehovah Shakes the Earth" 1o:So D. m.. Sunday school, 6 ?. m.. V. C. F. union. z D. m, preaching by the pastor; theme. Waiting Till My Change Comes" The public is cordially invited to all services.
 Open Chamber Meeting
 An open meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held in the chamber rooms at s o'clock Monday night. when demonstration of an automatic traffic light will be given by representatives of the manufac- Eurer. The public is urged to attend and inform itself of the workings of .his light. which is said to be very ingenious.
 Methodist Church
 Services will be as follows tomor- row at the Plainville NJ. E. church: