New Britain herald., 1929-12-07


 booths, where the sale of fancy arti- cles, toys, and 1ood was conducted by charming hostesses, were hidden beneath trees and flowers. In the evening food sale was conducted and at 6 o'clock food vas served in cafeteria style More than 200 guests from Berlin and many sur rounding towns and cities purchased food at the cafeteria and had SUD- per in the church.
 School Board Meets
 At the monthly meeting of the school board held last night the fol- lowing committees were elected to act for the coming year;
 Repair committee. Edward Nc Cormick. George Daibey and George Sullivan: teachers committee, Mrs. Jean Hooker. John Moore. Mrs. Adelaide Demins; finance commit tee, Frank Bacon, L. C. Shjcrdcn and John Moore; building commit tee. L. 0. Shjerden. Edward McCor- mick, George Dalbcy. George Suli- van, John Moore; text book commit tee, George Sullivan, Mrs. Adelaide Dcming and Mrs. Jean Hooker.
 Outside of the organization of committees there was very little business to be brought up. The su- perintendcnt of schools. Miss Mary GrisNold, submitted her report for the past month.
 State Men 10 Speak
 W. s. Alexander state American Legion commander, and Albert Dickinson. county head of the Lc- zion, will speak before Bolton-Kas- ica post and it's auxiliary tonight The post has arranged a turkey din- ner for it's members and auxiliary Dancing will follow. The dinner is scheduled 10 start at [ o'clock in the Community house.
 Attend Legion Meeting
 Mrs Elsie Schofield. commander of the auxiliary of the American Le- zion in Berlin. and Mrs Florence Suprenant left this morning to attend the meeting of state delegates Of the auxiliary at the Hotel Taft. New Ha- ven. They will return this evening and attend tbc local meeting in the Community house.
 Icy Roads
 The melting snow fro2c last night and turned the highways into vcrt. able sheets of ice. It was reported that several cars had crashed through the fence near the Silver Lake Inn due 10 the slippery condi- ton Of the roads No serious acci- dents were reported.
 Returns to Pittsburgh
 Miss Twila Weaver has returned to her home in Pittsburgh after spending six months with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Whearty of Pennington avenue, Ser lI.
 Kensinaton NJ. r.. Church
 Morning worship will be held at Il o'clock, Curtis M. Salisbury, singer from New lIa- ven, will offer several numbers. Mr has had wide experience both as a soloist and as a director of church choirs. The subject of the morning sermon will be Salt and Light"
 Sunday school will meet with the perintendent at 10 o'clock in the school rooms.
 The Epworth league devotional m mcntinr will be hold of ' o.cIoc1. in the evening.
 Evening worship will be held at I:3O o'clock. The subject for the evening will be Peters Great Failure"
 The Queen Esther circle will meet Tn it's rooms Tuesday evening 10 prepare box which is to be sent to Ellis Island.
 The Womans Home Missionary society will meet Wednesday after noon at the home of Mrs. Charles Williams.
 A business meeting and social Of the Epworth league will be held al the parsonage on Wednesday cNc- ming at 8 o'clock.
 The mid-week prayer meeting Is to be held Thursday evening at 7:S0 o o'clock.
 Kcnsin%ton Congregational Church
 Services will be held tomorrow at 10:45 o'clock in charge of Rev. Vernon L, Philips.