New Britain herald., 1929-04-11
REBEKAH ASSEMBLY TO HOLD SESSIONS Local Lodge Will Be Host to
 State Organization
 MEETINGS APRIL 1R17
Chamber 0f Commerce to Hold An.
 nual Meetin4-W0man Escapes Serious Injuries in Auto Crash Roy Scouts Form Baseball Team.

SeftOuS lnJurlc4 m Auto Cfo6n-
 Roy Scouts Form Baseball Team The 33rd annual session of the Rebekah assembly of Connecticut will be held on April Is and IT ai l. o. o. F. hall in New Britain under the auspices of the Martha
 Rebekah lodge. No. 45 of Plainville A reception and entertainment will be rendered the officers. del
 egates, and out-of-town guests q, so'clock on the evening of April 16. The address of welcome will be given by Rev. Hubert D. Jones o1
 Bristol. A response will be made
 by Bertha Rowe of New Britain
 past president. This will be follow.
 cd by a song recital etc. Dancing
 will conclude the evening. On Wednesday, April IT. an all.
 day business session, starting at 1( | o'clock, will be held in the New
 Britain I. o. 0. r. hall and will be
 followed by degree work by Marths
 lodge. No. 45, at 3 p. m. The Past Presidents association
 will meet on Thursday. April IS. al
 10 a. m. for a business session fol. lowed by a banquet. The Headquarters of the assembl,
 will be at the Burritt hotel in New
 Britain. President Anna B. Vance will preside over the sessions and
 will be assisted by the follow ins committees: reception, Mabe Bailey and aides: reservations
 Gertrude Gilbert and aides: enter.
 tainment, Minnie Farrar and aides
 meals. Elizabeth Gilbert and aides
 badges, Jennie Coleman and aides | and stage and props, Pcase Wymar
 and Wendell Farrar. Escapes Serious Injuries According to witnesses, Mrs
 Arthur Downes of 56 Garden street
 Hartford, had a miraculous escape
 from serious injury yesterday after noon when 8 car she was driving
 skidded on the highway near Dun-
 hams bridge, close to the Plain ville-Southington line. The car, which was tra, yelling at a
 moderate rate of speed. according
 to information received, struck e
 telephone pole and the impact of the
 crash reduced the car almost ;o
 junk. Part of the broken pole went
 through the machine. Two members of the state police department. who investigated the ac- | cident, took Mrs. Downes to the of flee of Dr. George F. Cook. He
 treated her for few scratches or
 the face.
 To Give Demonstration A demonstration of class work ir l physical education will be given by ] Plainville high school pupils tomor.
 row evening. It will be in charge ol 1 Miss Viola Petit, gymnasium instruc. tor at the school. The affair | promises to be very interesting one and will be featured by boys tuIn- bling. All parents Of high school pu-
 pills and all others interested are in- vited to attend.
 The program:
 March and run. Tactics and games Indian clubs
 Dancing: a, black nag; b, seN n jumps; c. tarantclle. Boys tumblnig. Dancing: a, clog Wand drill.
 Dancing: a, Russian; b, Mazurka. stunts.
 Gymnastic club: a, setting up ex-
 ercises; b. OK dance; c, topsy tur>y land: q, rolling along. Those taking part in the demon-
 stration have displayed much ability and talent in their gymnasium classes and are anxious to display their wares before their parents and
 the public. Dancing will follow the
 exhibition.
 Annual Meeting Tonight The Plainyllc Chamber Of Com merce will hold its annual meeting this evening at the chamber rooms on Pierce street. A full attendance
 is expected.
 President A. 4. Macleod and sec- retary George A. Case will prese nt