New Britain herald., 1929-12-28

l this evening between the plainville Y. NJ. c. A. five and the Mapping 1 team in the County "" league has been postponed until later date. II Was necessary 10 call the game off i due 10 the fact that a number Of | line local players arc out ot town on their Christmas vacations.
 Basketball will get back into the weeks activities next Friday eye ming at the mgil school "ymnasiun when inc local high team clashes with the New Britain State Trade school aggregation. It will be thc second meeting of the season be- tween the two teams
 Congregational Church
 Morning worship at 1U:45 o'clock. Morning anthem, In the Begin ning,' by Andrews. Sermon theme, "WIl lie Find Iaith2" Church school after the morning service. Congrcgatiouai Young Peoples m"oting in the parish house at G:"o p. III. Rev. J. Roy WiIkcrson will read tha Christmas atorr, "i.rl. | mo Hcthlchrm.'
 The 1850 executive committee of the Womau's federation will hold its business meeting Monday after noon at 2:30 o'clock.
 The annual meeting of the Wom- ans federation will be held in tuc parish house on Thursday after noon nj g:30 o'clock. The annual reports from all the directors and chairmon of committees will be read.
 \. VI. r.. Zion Church
 Preaching by the pastor. Key. A.. <. Perry. at II o'clock. Theme. "Whcrc Shall We Go from Here ?" Church school at I2:30 D. m. V. C. E. union &t D. m. Preaching by the pastor at T. m, on inc theme, What Is Your Hobby?"
 Baptist Church
 Morning worship at 1o;4J o'clock. Another sermon in the series on "Wbat w. Can Believe" Rev. Dr. X. D, K"ndriek, pastor, will take for his topic, "Wc Can Believe in the Second Coming of Christ" The junior talk will hc given by Mar shall Kcndrick. The junior choir will sing.
 A New Years pageant will be given at C:&o o'clock. Those inter- estcd are asked 10 note the change in time. The Young Prople's so- cicty will meet at X o'clock. C. Wal lace BuunoIl. who is a senior Ht 1 Pratt institute. will give a talk on the churches Of New York city. The meeting is open to all. The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid society will be held on Thurs day afternoon at 2:@u o'clock in- stead of Gil Wednesday. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening ut 7:45 o'clock.
 Methodist Church Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock. , sermon by Rev. Arthur A. Bali. pastor. Sunday school at 12 o'clock. 1pworth league at | o'clock. Eve hing service ut o'clock. Al ih.s "'ryic" 8 Christmas pageant. "Tl~ Twelve GIits,' will b" presented hy = young ladIos.
 Those who "Ill take part in the r@%ranl ;r, as follows: isaJrllc Pat. UsOn, Florence Coons Grace l.yS. on. Doris t'uu~y, Mildred PrploW Ruth BroIdwclI, Mildred Bucbus. May WiliIams Gertrude Pcpi. Doris Sch,rr Helen PcploW. GIadls rha&oerS. Amy Owen. Ilorabr}lc Parker Toarl Banks. Bessie Wilson and Charlotte Norway.
 C&:h0Iic Church
 Misses will be celebrated at ar,i 1o.o'clock tomorrow morning at the Church of Our Lady Of Mercy. sun day school at o'clock. On New Years hay masses wifi bo celebrated at and 2 g. m.
 Friday i5 the first I'rlAay of the month. Mass will hc celebrated at $50 d, nr, and communion will again he given out at ' o'clock. Con- j"ssions will he heard on TrcaGHy evening at 7:@Q o'clock and also on Thursday at 1 and 7:%o p. III.
 SiIluaN Dancing
 According to reports circulating about town. an attempt may be made by the dance hall owners tr have sunday dancing sanctioned in Flajnyillc. The board of select men has not aa yet received any petition cCnccrnjGG sunday dancing.
 in Case a petition j.; placed before inc SclcctmoN. their action will b. followed with interest by the people Of the town. lE some towns Sunday GanclnG is allowed, while m others any attrmpt to dance on the Sab &ath has met with strong protests. 1t is not known what the attitude Of the ministers Of the town is 10. wards Sunday dancinG
 KCtUrnN From B0el0n
 Mis- Bertha steward uus return. ,d to her home on Tomiinsou ave- huc after SpcHGin@ " few days win relatives in Boston.