New Britain herald., 1930-01-13

services at the Congregational church yesterday Rev. William Hawkes. of Anatolia college. Salon ica, Greece, gave interesting talks on his work in missionary fields. At the evening service his talk was il- iustratcd by slides, pictures of coun- tries and Of people with whom he has worked. MT. Hawkes. is a mem- her of tho American Missional y board and was with the Near East relief Tn the interior of Turkey dur ing the years 1919 to 1922. H. graduated from the Hartford sem. mary in 1923 and since then has been connected with the refugee col . legc in SaloniCa. This institution, which was started in 1886, has been transferred from Turkey to it's pres ent location. At the evening service MT. Hawkes. gave an illustrated lcc- ture on Boys of Macedonia" Most of the pictures were taken by him self.
 Louise Foerstch led the meeting of the Junior Endeavor society ycs- terday afternoon.
 This afternoon the Girl Scouts met in their weekly meeting in the scout rooms.
 The Cub Scouts will meet in the church at G:30 o'clock this evening
 All those lntt rested in a series oi evening meetings devoted to the study of some theme Of interest in Sunday school work arc invited to attend Q. meeting at the parsonage Thursday evening.
 Mems Class to Hear Speaker
 The Mems Bible class of the Der lin Congregational church will hear g. well known speaker at its week y ma ting in the Community house on Wednesday evening. Professor Bryant, related to the late William Cullen Bryant will be the speaker of the evening. He is professor ol' 'ne Yale School Of Forestry, and his subject for the evening will be Forestry and Lumbering ir .he United States. All arc urged to at tend.
 liO-hl tluD lO Neet
 Members of the Lo-Hi Girls club of the Berlin Congregational churrn arc to be the guests Of the Woman s Aid society in the ladies' room ot the church on Friday evening. Miss Alice Welcher of Hartford, will speak on Porto Rico, Her talk will te illustrated by moving pictures which she took while visiting there recently.
 Marriage License
 An application for marriage li- cense has been made at the office of the town clerk by Frank Willis Drake and Nettie Riggot of Croln we'll.
 Girl Hurt in Accident
 One girl was slightly hurt, other occupants of a car were shaken up, and a telephone pole was snapped when an automobile driven by An gelo Cipriani of 1919 Stanley street, New Britain, sWerved from the slip pery highway north of Upson's cor ner last night and struck the pole, According to constable George Kanupka, who investigated the acci- dent, Cipriani was driving toward Berlin from New Britain when a car driven by Alec Niesioecki of Amity street. Hartford, came out of a driveway directly in front Of Ci- priani. In order to avoid running into this car, Cipriani swerved to the side of the road and crashed into the pole, snapping it at the base. The car was badly damaged. The girl whose name was not learned, was treated by Dr. Matthew Griswold who found that she had sustained a slight cut on the forehead. No ar rests were made.
 Telephone company linesmcn were busy this morning and most of last night repairing the damage to the line. None of the wires appeared tc be broken.
 Berlin Notes
 Mrs. Fred Peck of Kensjngtor entertained Saturday afternoon witt four tables of bridge and tea. Mrs Francis Botts and Mrs. George Grif- filth were awarded prizes. Mrs. Hen. ry Hooker and Mrs. Francis Bett, served.
 Mr. and Mrs. +. Clifford MerUir entertained at bridge at their home on Warrington Ridge Friday eve. ming.
 Mrs. Leland W. Gwatkin of Worth.