New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
CHRISTMAS SEALS !. PLACED UPON SALE
PlainYlle Nursing Association
 Hopes to Receive S7@
MAILS 100000 STAMPS
Lewis Teetcr Called By Death Meeting Of Plainyilc Grange Tuesday Iycning-Niartha Rc-
 bckah Acti,itics-Other Items.

Tuesday Iycning-Niartha Re.
 bckah Actl,itics-Other Items. The plainville Public Healtl Nursing association, affiliated witt the Connecticut State Tuberculosi; commission, has opened the 24tl annual Christmas seal sale. The as. sociation has distributed 100000 seals in Plainville and it is expected that approximately s750 will be realized from the sale. The seal. have been mailed to all residents o town and may also be found in the schools and at the post office.
 The committee representing the nursing association which is II charge Of the seal sale consists oi Mrs. Donald F. Edwards. chairman, Mrs. Philip Morse and Mrs. W. Ii ! Loomis. The seals arc one cent apiece or Sl per sheet Of 1Vp. Al checks are to be made out payable to Mrs. William Allan. who is treas.
  The chairman reported today tha' the sale had made an suspicious start and indications pointed to { very successful campaign. In pas years the public has cooperated witt the association in the seal sale be. cause of the benefits realized iron the money received. The seals no only make attractive Christina. package decorations but they als, help the tuberculosis work in Plain vile.
 The majority of the people have 1 the idea that most of the mone, Talzed from the sale goes to tn, state tuberculosis commission bu l they are mistaken. Eighty-five pc cent Of the money received is kep in Plainville 10 help in the local tu berculosis fight, which is anothc reason why the sale always receive the utmost support Of all Plainvill i residents Although ] , per cent i sent to the state tuberculosis com i mission, 10 per cent of that amour is spent by the state board il buy Iing Plainvillc supplies such as let ttrs. so that the state commissio actually only receives five per cent
 With a public understanding as t the actual disposal of the Christina seal money, it is expected that tn annual campaign will meet wit great success.
 special Invitation
 The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs ( Plainville, together with their fan lilies, are especially invited to tn Sunday evening service at o'cloc at the Prospect Methodist church Bristol this Sunday. Rev. Hubert Jones will speak on the topic, "Sal and David-A Contrast"
 It is anticipated that there will 1 a large attendance of Odd Fellow and Rebekahs, as the Bristol lodge have also been invited and a speciS section of the church reserved fo visitors.
 Those going by trolley will lcav Plainville not later than 6;22 D. II They should transfer at the railroa bridge in Bristol to the Woodlan street car. The church is situated a Center and Summer streets.
 Plainyille Grange Meeting
 The regular meeting of Plainvill 1 Grange will be held in Grange hal on Pierce street on Tuesday eyenin at s o'clock. The program for thi meeting will be presented by tn single members who were the lose in the competitive program present ed earlier in the year. They hay prepared a very interesting program and a large attendance is anticipat cd.
 On the evening of December 4 farce in two acts called Pas NeI Housekeeper" will be given by tn Grange in Grange hall. Ray Gagnol and his knickcrbocker orchestra vii 1 furnish the music for the dancing The Woman's auxiliary will have table of fancy articles on this sam evening.
 Special Music Scn ice A special musical service will b held tomorrow evening at ' o'clocl in the Methodist church. The choi will be assisted by a male quarte from Torrington consisting O Messrs. Hand, Goth, Lynch anC Jasch and also hy Mrs. Howar' Smith and Mrs Norman Lyman, so i prano and contralto soloists 0 | Torrington.
 Among the musical numbers ol | the program will be the following: An Evening Hymn" ... The choi Quartet, Tn Heavenly Love Abid ing" Berwold ... Mrs. Howard
 Smith, Mrs. Norman Lyman, Ray
 mond Hand and Gerlad Lynch. Duet, Love Divine" Stainer .... .... Mir. Hand and Mrs. Smltl Solo, 70 Rest in the Lord from tn