New Britain herald., 1929-04-25
HARTFORD COUNTY T TO MEET HERE Cong. Church to Be Scene of | Annual Convention
 MANY DELEGATES COMING
 Seqaussen Corporation Delays Elec- firs, nf nNi.sopS- T.R N'A1
Seqaussen Corporation Delays EIec- tiOn Of Officers-Funerai Of Wal ter MOOre-Higi, School Baseball Team to Open Home SeasGs.

The 11th anniversary convention and dinner of the Hartford County Young Mems Christian association will be held in the Plainville Con- gregational church on Monday after noon and evening, May 13. according to an announcement made today. Delegates will be present from various Hartford county Y. NJ. C. A. branches. A business session will be held in the afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Reports will be made and officers elected for the coming year. A reception for visiting ladies will be arranged for the same hour as the business session.
 The dinner in the evening will be featured by short talks by boys from the various groups, A band concert 1 will be given by the Marlborough Junior "Y' band. An internation- ally known speaker will make the | main address of the evening. Every branch in the country is expected to be represented at the | SoIlN ClltlOll anu pI0iS oiS oSiAS SoAb' | pleted to entertain a record crowd. Election Postponed The election of officers of the Se- quassen corporation which was scheduled to be held last evening was postponed for month by the board of directors. This is the second time that the election has been pul over to later date.
 The directors of the corporation are Fred D. Hastings, A. H. Rich. ards, F. H. Young, Leon Thomas Harry C. Josephson, and Allen M Raymond. They were elected at the annual meeting Of the organization held on March 21.
 Receives Word Of Death
 Mrs. Martha Watkins of Plainvili. received word last evening of the death of her son, George E. Dids. bury of New Britain, at the Grace hospital, New Haven Mir. Didsbur. was fatally injured in an automobile accident last week.
 He was well known in PlainviIle and was a constant visitor here. Be. sides his mother. he leaves three sis. ters. Mrs. William kensel of Plain vile, Mrs. Mae Jewett of Los An. geles and Mrs. John Middleton ol New Britain. He also leaves 2 brother, Edward Didsbury of Pasa' dena.
 Funeral Of Walter Moore
 Private funeral services for Walter Moore, aged 75, resident of Plain vile for over 30 years, who diet Tuesday afternoon after a long Ill ness, were held this afternoon a 2:30 D. m., from his home on Wes Broad street. Rev. J. Roy Wilkel son, pastor of the Congregations church. officiated. Burial was il West cemetery.
 Funeral Of Fred R. Wright
 Hollywood lodge No. 6S5, Colore, Elks Of Plainville. conducted thu Elks' ritual at the funeral of Ere, K. Wright Of Roosevelt street helt yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clocl from the funeral parlors of w. A Bailey X Company.
 Rev. Dixon A. Brown, pastor 0 the A. M. E. Zion church of Nev Britain, conducted the spiritua service. Burial was in the Yves cemetery.
 High School Activities A dime dance will be held in tn gymnasium of the Plainville Hig school tomorrow afternoon at o'clock for students of the school. Yesterday afternoon 80 student. : members of the Art club and pupil who are preparing to take colleS entrance examinations. visited tn Yale Art club under the directio 5 of Miss Anna Ingle. The trip prov 5 ed to be very interesting and edu l cational.
 g Teachers Party
 The monthly teachers party wa , held yesterday. Miss Mary Prer dergrast was chairman of the enter tainment committee. Miss Madelin Feury sang two solos that wer e well-receved. Bridge was playe , and prizes awarded to the winner