New Britain herald., 1929-07-05

zion, is making plans for the annual carnival which will be held August 14. 15, 16, and IT.
 Commander Theodore Fanion has selected the following committees: General chairman, Theodore Fanion, finance committee, Carl Nilsson, chairman, and Thomas Prior; le- treatments. Frank Radcliffe, chair man; and William Cunningham; booths, Frank LeVasseur, chairman; George Farrar. Martin Foran, and George Seymour; entertainment, Theodore Fanion; merchandise, Pierce Clark, chairman; Ralph Thrall, Clyde Brooks, and Charles German; and publicity, James Usher.
 Meeting Tonight
 The monthly meeting of the Plain vile Chamber of Commerce will be held this evening it o'clock at the chamber rooms on Pierce street. In the absence of President Leon ( Staples, Vice President William B. Vincent will preside.
 Ice Cream Feast The steWardess board of the A. NJ E. Zion church will give an ice cream feast at the residence of Mrs. Anthony Campbell of Hart's corner this evening.
 Mortgage Burning
 Elaborate plans have been made for the burning of the mortgage by the Redeemer's A. M. E. Zion church. The program will start on Sunday and will continue until Tuesday.
 The guests of honor will be as follows: Judge w. C. Hungerford, New Britain; Bishop w. J. Walls, Charlotte. N. C.; Charles c. Per- sianni. Southington; Mrs. Flora 1 Smith, Southington; M. II. Hol- comb, Southington; Dr. NJ. w. Ja- cobus, Hartford Bishop G. C. Gle B. T. Noble, Southington; D. S. Blakeslee, Southington; William P. Calder, Bristol and Mrs. E. A. Moore of New Britain.
 The program committee consists of Rev. A. A, Perry, J. c. Baker, J. W. Johnson and Charles O'Neil. The program on Sunday will be as follows: Il o'clock, preachi1g by | Rev. A. A. Perry on the theme. Addition to the Church" special music by the Redeemer's choir and communion; p. m,, sermon by ! Rev. H. B. Harris NJ. A. B. D., of the Shiloh Baptist church, music by the Shiloh Baptist choir; 7:30 to p. m, devotional services led by Anthony Campbell and Edgar Rhodes, music by the Redeemers choir and sermon by Rt. Rev. w. J. Walls, A. NJ, D. D., presiding bishop of the, Eighth Episcopal dis trict of the A. M. E. Zion church A solo will be given by Mrs. Doro- thy Davis of New Britain. Judge w ! C. Hungerford of New Britain will give the address and his talk will be followed by the mortgage burn ing by Rev. A. A. Perry, A. B. The Monday program will be ds follows; s p. m. sermon by Rev. E II. Brown. music by the New Britain choir. Paper, The Organization ot the Redeemcr's A. NJ E. Zior Church." by Charles O'Neil Address by Rev. D. F.. Overton. Conpo ton, History of the Redeemer's A NJ. E. Zion Church." by J. C. Baker and composition. Ministry of tht Remeemer's A. NJ. E. Zion Church, by Mrs. Julia Baker.
 Tuesdays program will be as fol lows: s D. m., services at the Bap tist church on East Main street. Ad dress by Rt. Rev. G. C. Clement, A M.. D. D., presiding bishop of tn Third Episcopal district of the A NJ. E. Zion church. His subject vii be: The Christian Approach 0, Race Relations "
 Response by Rev. A. A. Ball, pres ident of the Ministers union O Plainvillc; solo by Mrs. Manue Wormsley; special music by Re deemer's Glee club; prayer by Rev A. D. kcndriCk of the Plainvillt Baptist church; benediction, by Rev J. R. Wilkerscn of the Congrega | tional church.
 Piainvillc Briefs
 The weekly prayer meeting of th' Advent Christian church will be helt this evening at 7:45 o'clock. George H. Albert has returned from Providence, R. l., where he i attending college. He is spending his vacation with his mother. Mrs II. B. Albert of IS Hough street
 Mrs. James Cunningham of ' Wes Main street is spending the Weel with her sister at Martha's Vine, yard.
 MT. and Mrs. Ivan Harlow anC MT. and Mrs. Thomas Marrow anC daughter. Eve, have left on a motol trip which will include Niagara Falls, Canada. New Hampshire, ant Vermont. They expect to be gont a week.