New Britain herald., 1929-10-19

will meet in the parish house at 6:30 D. m. Miss Castle will lead the de- votional service.
 The Womans Federation will sponsor a concert under the direc- tion of the entertainment committee on Thursday evening at o'clock. The artists are: cellist, Bettie Za- briskie; baritone, H. L. Chandler; pianist, Irene Kahn. Homemade candy will be on sale.
 President w. T. Holmes of Tou- galoo college, Tougaloo, Miss, will preach next Sunday morning at the regular service
 Church of Our Saviour
 Church school in the parish house at 10 a. m. Junior church with children's talk by Rev. Lincoln F. Frye at l0:40 o'clock. Morning pray CT with sermon by the rector at Il o'clock. The Young Peoples fel- lowship will meet in the parish house at G;30 a. m.
 \. VI. l.. Zion Church
 Preaching by Rev. Harold Meyers, A, B., of Montgomery, Alabama, at II a. m, theme. The Secret of Life's Tragedies Church school at 12;30 D. m. V. c. F. union at D. m. At this hour Mrs. Meyers will give special address to the young people on the subject, some Social Aspects of Life" Preaching by MT. NeVers at p. m, theme, Thou Art the Man"
 Mir. Meyers Is forceful and inter estlng speaker a man of cosmopoli- tan interest by virtue of his exten- siVe travels in England, Germany, south America and other countries,
 Methodist Church
 The harvest thanksgiving will be observed at the Methodist church to- morrow. Morning worship al 1G:45 o'clock The pastor, Rev. Arthur A. Ball, will give an address on the subject, "The Harvest Thanksgiv- ing The choir will sing the an them, We Praise Thee. o Lord, by Herman Fon Berge. Edwin Will hs Of Washington, D. C., represent ing the Methodist Home for the Aged in New Haven, will also give a short address. Sunday school at l2 o'clock. Epworth league at 6 D. III.
 A musical program will be given at the evening service at z o'clock. George Halstead will give musical numbers on the marimba. The choir will sing "Bringng in the Sheaves." Mrs. Roy Mason and Miss Lucy Rogers will sing duet. Forth to the Harvest" A quartet will be rendered by Mrs. Harriet Morse, Mrs. Vera Hobein, Albert Hand, and Arthur Osgood. The pas tor will give short address on the subject, "A Great Thanksgiving Supper"
 Anyone desiring to give gifts of iruit or vegetables is requested to leave them at the church not later than 6 o'clock this evening. These gifts will be given to the home for the aged
 A public supper will be served by the Ladies Aid society on Wednes- day evening from o'clock on.
 The Methodist church will unitc in the Protestant canvas of the town to be taken during the coming week.
 To Visit New Britain
 Plalnviile Grange will visit the hurritt Grange in New Britain this evening and take part in q neigh bors' night program Catholic Church Masses will be celebrated tomor- row morning at and 10 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. sunday school will meet at 9 o'cloc]-, The Girls Junior sodalitv will meet immediately after Sunday school
 PlainyilIc Briefs
 J. Q. Elliott has returned home rom the New Britain General hos pital where he underwent an op4ra. 'lon for the removal of his tonsils. A masquerade social and dance Will be given at the Ionic club on Friday evening, October 25. A prize Will be given for the best costume. Misses Ida Babock. Dorothy Dun bar and Marion smith are attending the Girls Friendly convention in New Haven today as delegates from here.
 Bowling Scores Three bowling matches were rolled off in the Industrial league at the Recreation alleys last cVe- ming. The summary:
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