New Britain herald., 1930-11-10

A'I V ~ OA AA w IA'A 'A4S with a color scheme of pink an1 out on the arch beneath which the bridal couple stood.
 Following the ceremony a recep- ton was held. Guests were pres ent from Bristol, New Britain, Wind sor and Plainville. Among the guests was Henry Morrow Of the |. s. s. Texas, brother of the bride
 The couple left cn a motor trip through New England They will reside at Whites crossing upon their return home.
 Scout Meetings Omitted
 The regular meeting of Troop A. Boy Scouts, will be omitted this evening due to the moonlight ses- sion of the Plainvile schools. The Indian dancers will meet in the Episcopal parish house tomorrow evening with Mir. Peters. the in structor. Each boy reporting for the dancing is requested to wear sneak CTS. The meeting will start at ';50 o'clock.
 The meeting Of Troop 5, schcd- uled for this evening, will also be emitted because of the moonlight session. All scouts are asked to keep this postponement in mind.
 George B. Moore
 George B. Moore, 66, a roomer in the Fodt block, on Whiting street, passed away yesterday afternoon. He had been a resident of Plain vile for several years. Mr Moore was born in Bridgeport
 The body was taken 10 Bridge port this morning. Burial will take place in Mountain Grove cemetery in that city.
 Battle to Tie Score
 In a game featured by hard and clean football, the Plainville High school eleven and the Alumni az gregation battled to to tie at the high school field Saturday after noon. The teams were evenly match ed and fought for every inch Of the way. The Alumni began to weaken towards the close of the battle but managed to withstand the final on- slaught of the high school team.
 Both teams scored their touch down on line bucking. Each had several chances during the game 10 score a second touchdown but met with stonewall resistance that turned hack it's efforts. The game, which was watched by q fair sized crowd marked the end Of the local high sChood season.
 Gospel Song Leader Here The people Of Plainvillc will have an unusual opportunity to hear one of the worlds outstanding gospel song leaders, Homer Hammontree. who will be at the Plainville Bap- list church next Sunday morning for the first half of the service. Mir. Hammontree is at present holding a series of meetings at the Baptist church in Southington. These meetings begin at 7:l5 o'clock and will be held every night this week except Saturday evening. A large number Of Plainyille people are at tending the meetings but those who are unable to hear him in Southing- ton will have an opportunity 10 do so when he comes to Plainvile next Sunday. A large attendance is an- ticipated
 Grange Card Party
 A card party will be given Wed nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Wilson of 15 Crown street under the auspices of the Ladies auxiliary of Plainville Grange. Bridge and whist will be rlayed and prizes awarded the win rcrs. Refreshments will be served. The public is cordially invited to at tend.
 Baptist Church Night
 Church Night" will be observed at the Baptist church Thursday evening. A devotional service will be held at 80 o'clock in charge of the pastor. Rev Dr, A. D. kendrick, and will be followed by the annual calendar entertainment and social. A miscellaneous program will be given and light refreshm served.
 All those who have the dime holiday calendars or who pledged money are requested 10 bring them in at this time.
 Elected Vice President
 Miss Eliza beth BabcoCk Of Plain vile was elected vice president of the Hartford district al the annual convention of the Girls Friendly society Of the Conn neCticut diocese held in Torrington Saturday. Over 100 delegates were in attendance at the convention.
 Miss B4bcock is very active in the activities of the organization and her choice was popular one.
 To Aid Unemployed
 Manager John Murphy Of the 7lainville Blue football team Is to arrange game with the high school Independents for next Sunday. He plans to have it hene-