New Britain herald., 1929-02-09

q town cou.t m plain>ille Mili b, l held by the judiciary committee O the legislature on Tuesday afternoon at 1880 o'clock, not, as was reported last night, on Wednesday,. Effortl gre being made to have a group o six or eight representatives of citi' l Zens of Plainville, including mem. Lers ot the board of sclectmen anl officials of the local justice courts attend the hearing.
 Teachers Club Dance Because of the popularity of ths dance given last winter by th' Teachers club, the club has decided to make the event an annual one and will give it's second dance on Friday evening, February Is, in the high school gymnasium. The Trinity Bac- canadians of New Britain will furnish music for the occasion.
 The committee in charge of the af. fair consists of Miss Madeline Feury chairman: Miss Katherine Torrant Miss Helen Somers, Leonard H. Wilkinson. Vice-Principal Douglass S. Macdonald, presiden. of the club; and Principal Orrin l.. Judd. Tht affair promises to surpass the one of last year and the committee is work ing with this end in view.
 Tickets are on sale by members o1 the committee and of the club and are selling rapidly.
 CnnvrcpatiOnal Cl,urx.h Sunday morning service at l0:4j clock. Morning anthem: My Soul Doth Magnify the Lord." West. Sermon theme: Gods Love and the Worlds Pain" Church school after the morning servlcc.
 The young people of the churcl, are requested to meet at the parish house promptly at 6 o'clock. pre- paratory to going to West Hartford, where they will unite with the young people of the West Hartford Baptist church in service.
 The Woman'3 Federation will hold it's regular meeting Thursday after noon at 2:30 o'c.och in the parish house. This meeting was post poned last week due to the indictment weather. The missionary depart ment will have charge of the pro- gram, and will present the various projects which the church will sup port this year. Mrs. Wyckoff is eX. pected to be present and will report upon her visit to Lincoln academy. The first meeting for I.enten sew at Af hY,c w. A. Bailey. 4S Brcad street. or Thursday evening at .:30 o'clock This work is in behalf of the Plain vile Public Health Nursing Asso. citation.
 The International Day of Prayer for Missions throughout the worlt will be observed Friday by the churches of Piainvile in union. Tho meeting will be held in the parisf house of the Congregational churcf from 10 a. m. 10 4:30 p. m. I'm days program will include sewin. for the New Britain General hospital lunch, devotional hour led by tn, ministers of the various churches and an offering for the benefit of tn rlainville Public Health Nursing As sociation. Each woman is asked tt i furnish for lunch one article of foOt in sufficient quantity to serve at lcas six persons.
 Church Of Our Saviour
 Services for Sunday, Quinquagrs meets in parish house. II a. m, hol. communion and sermon. Rev George B. Gilbert of Middletown wi! be the cclcbrant. Mir. Gilbert i widely known for his rural work il Connecticut. His work carries hin into outlying districts where hither to churches were abandoned. He also a correspondent for the "Kura New Yorker" his articles appearing under the caption of Rural Par son." Last year he represented Mid dletown at Hartford. His message are always very interesting. $ p. m the Y. T.. F. hold it's meeting ii the parish house. Miss Louise Nip bard will give a talk on Lincoln.
 A. NJ. E. Zton Church
 Services at the Redeemer's A. NJ k. Zion church tomorrow will be Il follows: II a. m., preaching by Res A. A. Perry. l::3O p. n., Sunda. school 6 p. m.. V. C. F.. union. p. n,.. preaching by the pastor theme, The Midnight Rambler. The public is invited to all services l Tuesday. 6 p. m.. there will be ; I Chinese dinner at the church. 1 special program will be given by al international student group iron the Hartford seminary assisted b! local persons.
 l Catholic Church
 Services will be held as usual .