New Britain herald., 1930-12-02
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 Basketball Schedule

 | used for purchasing booksg Basketball Schedule The basketball schedule of the Plainville high school court team for the season 1930-193l contains l2 games.
 The schedule is as follows: December 5, 1880, Plainyillo vs, Windsor. at Plainvlle. December 8. 1880, Planville vs. Windsor, at Windsor December 12, 1880, Plainville vs. Terryville, at Terryville. January 9, 1881, Plainvile vs. southington. at PlainviiIe.
 January IS. 1881. Plainvlle vs. Pennington, at Plainville.
 January 21. 1881. Plainville vs. Simsbury, at Simsbury.
 January 30. 1881. Plainville vs. Collinsville. at Plainville.
 February 6, 1881. Plainville vs. Collinsville, at Collinsville.
 February 13, 1931, PIainville vs. Simsbury, at Plainville.
 February IT, 1881, Plainville vs. Pennington, at Pennington.
 March s, 1881, Plsinville vs Southington, at Southington.
 March 13, 1a3l, Plainyille vs. Terryville. at Plainvilc.
 By a strange coincidence, Plsin vile meets Lewis high of Southing- ton in its first and last league game. Although this first loague game will not be played until January 9. three preliminary games have been sched- uled so that the squad will have the benefit of actual competition before meeting Southington. All six home games have been scheduled on Fri day nights and will be followed by dancing.
 Plalnville opens its season Friday night when it meets Windsor High school in the high school gym. The Windsor squad comes 10 Plainvirle with the reputation of being one of the strongest teams in it's section so that the local team is looking for hard game.
 Coach Earle McNaughton is hold ing practice every day in an effort to have the squad in shape for the opening battle. Dancing will follow the game
 Grange Production
 Thursday evening Plainyille Grange will present a farce in two acts called Pas New Housekeeper," at the Grange hall on Pierce street at o'clock. Ray Gagnon and His knickerbocke orchestra will fur nish the music for the dancing. The womans auxiliary will have table of fancy articles for sale on the same evening. Dancing will follow the play.
 The characters as they first ap- pear are as follows; Matte Johnson (Jimmie's sister)
 ............... Mabel Johnson Mollie Holbrook Cher friend) =.
 .......-..... Winitred Kensel Pa Jackson Ga widower) ........
 ........ Charles Curtis Jimmie Jackson (his son) .....
 ............. Adolph Johnson Jack Brown (Jimmie's friend)...
 ...........,.... Charles Weldon
 Synopsis
 Act I-Pa Jackson's living room.
 Early fall. Late afternoon.
 Act I-Same as Act l. A few minutes later,
 Time: Present. Locale: Prairie Junction.
 The regular meeting of Plainville s o'clock in the Grange hall. The program will be presented by the single members who were the losers in the competitive program held earlier in the year. They have pre- pared an interesting program in an- ticipation Of large attendance.
 Observe Anniversary
 Rev. and Mrs. A. D. kendriCk ob- served their o6th wedding annivers- ary yesterday. Rev. Mir. kendrick is pastor of the Plainvlle Baptist church. The couple were married by Rev E. O. Grisbrook. pastor of the Poquonock (Windsor) Congregation al church at the home Of the brides parents in Windsor.
 Their union was blessed by six children, four of whom arc living. They are Marshall A. kendrick. Miss Charlotte P. Kendrick, Alexis D. kendrick and William P. kendrick.
 Rev. Mir. kendrick has been minister more than 30 years and is the sixth Baptist minister to come from his family. Mrs. kendrick takes an active interest in the ac- tivities of the church and has
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