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New Britain herald., 1930-05-28
" edding Anniversary
Observed at Bridge

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blackburn
of 40 Church street gave a luncheon
bridge last evening at their home in
honor Of the fifth wedding ami
New Britain herald., 1930-05-28

The prospect OF serious election
OF officers of the New York Pro
duce Exchange has arisen with the
announcement that - members are
backing an Independent ticket TO
contest the election of the slate
named by the nominating commit
ties. The election is June ..
New Britain herald., 1930-05-28

failed to keep up payments on sew
eral notes. kirkham, Cooper, Hun
gerford & Camp represented the
plaintiff.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-28

Oglebay, Norton &. Co. one of tha
Oldest ore mining companies in the
company will become affiliated with
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. controlled
by the Eaton-Mather interests Of
Cleveland.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-28

The Securities Union corporation
has been formed in Delaware TO IA
ciitate tire exchange Of common
stock OF the Columbia Gas q Flee
trio corporation for common and
preferred of the United corporation
under the recent offer of United
Ralph Budd, president OF tho
Great Northern railway. sails for
Europe Friday al the head of a par
" which Will make an inspection
tour OF the Russian railways. Mr..
Budd said the purpose of the trip
is to draw plans for reorganization
of the railways to conform 20
American standards.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-28

TREASURY BALANCE
Treasury Balance, s1e2, $50.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-28

Herbert \. Strsus, Youngest OF the
three Straus brothers controlling r.
H, Macy & Co. New York, and L..
Bamberger & Co, Newark, two of
the largest department stores in the
country has succeeded his brother,
Percy, as president of BambergeI5,
and also continues as vice president
and treasurer of Macys.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-28

Julius H. Barnes, chairman OF The
board OF the United States Cham der
New Britain herald., 1930-05-28

Arthur w. ShuttleWorth succeeds
his father. Herbert /. Shuttl2wcrth
as president OF The Mohawk Carpct
Mills, Inc. The son has been vice
president The father will ss..e on
the board.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-28

The Fiji Islands are composed Of
about 40 islands. the japanese en-
rtre of 3,5o5. and the Philippines OF
1854
New Britain herald., 1930-05-28
Wall Street Briefs

New York, May eS.-The National
Coal association estimates the pro-
duction OF bituminous coal during
the week ending May - at $500
600 net tons, as compared with s.
$4,000 tons in the previous week
and s,2s5 900 tons in the week end
ing May 10.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-28

The Atlantic Refining Co. advances
the price OF gasoline one cent d gal
Ion in Pennsylvania and Delaware.
making the tank wagon price Sc a
gallon and service stations IS rents.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-28

THE MARKET AT 2:15-3:OO P. NJ.
Total sales to 2:10 ?. m.-l,171, -
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
HOOVER ASKED TO TAKE
 PART AT MIDDLET0WN
Sen. WatcOtt Presents Dr.. NcCon- auehy and Urges President to
 Attend Centennial.
By GEORGE II. MANNING

Washington Bureau, x E. lclald
 Washington, Jan. lS-Presidcnt Hoover this afternoon was urged 70 plan 10 participate in the centennial celebration Of Wesleyan College i:t Mlddlctovn. Conn. in October 193t. Senator Frederic C. Walcott of Co., necticut. and Dr. J. |. McConaughN, president Of Wesleyan College, call cd on the president shortly after noon. and visited w,th him for half an hour
 The president showed 6 lively in- tcrcSt in the centennial celebration plans as outlined by Dr. McCon- aughN, and promised to keep the matter in mind. At this time, If course. it was impossible for the president 10 accept the invitation. but both Senator Walcott and Dr. McConauGhy expressed the hope that events in the fall of 1881 would shape up so as to permit the prcsi- dents attendance.
 Senator Walcott holds the honoT- ary. degree of NJ. X. conferred by Wesleyan College last year.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18

Sh" did and thoSa people stayed un- ul . a. In. 10 hear her second per fOrmanco. Twice she spoke before the general conference of the Meth odlst Episcopal church in Kansas City. An audience of 6o0O heard her in London. She gives an entire play herself impcrsonating some times as many as 2Q characters. She has turned down offers to teach in universities but does teach drama ties al young peoples camps and in- stI)utcs, Her aim is 10 provide wholesome programs for churches, colleges and schools.
 "Thc Encmy' I@ a drama of broth crlN love which lad notable runs in New York. Bost0r and London.
 !, is said that this play has been the subject of more sermons. and addresses than any other play in recent years. In the play not shot is fired nor q drum heard but the action shows what happens in the lives of all during war. In a moment. almost Il happy birthday party is turned into tragedy sinpf, because oli friends belong to differ ont nations, The old professor who said that the oldest book on peace 'S lhe Bible. is ,nobbcd the cook pays the mortgage with a dozen eggs; and after the war the profteer says 10 his crstwhlc enemy "your country and mine could lick the rest Of the World."
 The ten characters which Miss Mayo portrays are as follows: Bruce Gordon. d young Englishman: Pauli Arndt. daughter of Professor Arndt; Carl Ecrhcnd. D young Austrian: August Bcrhend, Carl's father; Raruska, Bohemian maid servant: Professor Arndt q pacifst; Mittzie Mlnkleman. friend and neighbor Of Pauli; Kurt Minkleman, her son, five years old; Fritz Minkleman. her husband, a journalist; Jan, Carl's servant.
 The plot Of the play fs laid in Vienna, Austria, and all Of the ac- ton takes place in the home of Pro lessor Arndt.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
Ql11rr>h)Sfrvres

noon,
 Saturday. $50 D, m moolug os dramatic club
 ASsyran Mission
 sunday. 1:3O D m. worshU, el South church. preacher. Ec>, F. F.. Adams.
 Monday e:15 D III. English rjaS-. ,:"o D, m. Fidelity club
 Tuesday. D. m. Womons Biblo class; f D. Tn. Joly Juniors
 Thursday. D. m. annual church supper and meeting.
 Italian Mission
 Sunday. g:30 a, m. uleruu.diat, department of Hunter road Sunday school: lo:30 q. ,G. morning worship at Hunter road, preacher. Er.. r Alterio; @:30 D. ut primary depart. mont Of Hunter oad sunday school. 1 ?. nl, worship at south church preacher, Rev. P. Altcrio
 Monday, 7:%o r. m. Christian En GeaNor meeting :Id choir rehearsal Thursday. ESQ D. m. prayer meet. jn2 &t Hunter road. Friday. 7:So D. n. ,aujr rehearsal %' Hunter road
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
huRuth OroAb I

some day-it was sort of scntc- mems agreement, you sec"
 T sec" Glenn said grayely, and what IS the--total damagc?"
 oh. million times more than I'm worth, You have no idea how sinfully cHtravagant l am" she went on slowly after a time. T could spend all the gold in these mountains-or all that ever has been mined,
 No. Leon Morse is my only way out, and l shall certainly marry him--if ne ever decides to ask me-" Her lips twisted in mocking. self contemptuous smile
 He did not speak. Instead he turned and led the way toward a trail not a stones throw away. They trampcd along side by side for some time in .silencc. Sup pose" he said at last, "one could make that good 10 to your aunt ransom you, as il were. from the cncmy"'
 She shook her head. Tt is ab- solutcly out Of the question"
 I'm not so sure"
 Presently they came out on high bluff. down whose side the trail turned and clambcrel prccipitate]y. Glenn drew out 8 pair Of field glasses along with some unnotcd specimens of the rock which he had crammcd into his pocket at first sight of Anne. "You must see this :" he said, Tit is one Of the most mag nlficcnt prospects in all the Sier- ras."
 "iourc trying to temp, me by slowing mo all the kingdoms Of the out-ot- doors.." Anne said as she Sazod upon the scene.
 Before he could answer. the at tontion Of both was distracted by d sudden stirring in the undergroH tn Just beneath the bluff. Glenn put the glasses in his pocket and walked to the edge Of the cliff, scanning the. fore ground intcntly.
 Anne stood for some moments moionlcss, watching him. After q time, she stopped absently and picked up one Of the frag gmcnts of rock which had rolled to her feet: she had no idea that it had fallen from Glenu's pocket. She played with it idly for moment and finally put it into a pocket Of her sweater.
 Tt must have been deer" Glenn explained coming back to her.
 A little farther down the trail. they came on Sheb. He was sitting exactly where they had left him hi. head in his hands, Japhcth stretched slumborously al his feet.
 Glenn looked at his watch. If you don't mind" he said 10 Anne. I'm going 10 let Sheb take you the rest Of the way. have 10 ',2 at the works by G." He took her hand and looked down at her earnestly. You will let me see you again, won't you. very soon? I'll send Shcb for a notc."
 Sl1eb and Anne started off down the trail. Glenn stood. hat in hand, watching until they were out of sight, then turned and walked off rapidly in the opposite direction.
 Copyright, Ruth Cross)
 But Anne had not rcckoned with Leon Morse nor Douglas. her enc- my. New COmDtiCations db,-eIon Monday.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
ANDY RIGHTEOUS
 0N FUNNY WORLD
He Sees Humor in News as He
 Reads His Paper
(Contributed)

The bachelor who marvcls at the courage Of the young chap who in- tends to marry in order to get a job isn't a dyed -in-the-w wool bache- Tor unless he sadly murn1urs Prom the frying pan into the fire"
 A farmer who once got us up at 4 o'clock in the morning writes he is much disappointed in a new horse which is always pitching. Knowing him as we do his disap- pointment is probably due to the fact that as yet he hasn't taught the horse to pitch hay.
 The dry speaker who got as far as Among other things prohibition has taught us would probably be talking yet if the sleepy looking in- diNidual in the third row hadn't in terrupted with. "Ls that the boot legger's bottle and the un1crtakcr's Caskct. have much in common. Neither can he used until nrcd."
 A news item tells us airplane manufacturers have sent their nu- merous products sllyward. And so we scan the photos on the next page showing the wreckage in which the downward trend was taken care Of by the pilots.
 Someone defines a knicker outfit as "our SIS suit after a rainstorm." But fails 10 mention that when sending in a complaint we always go to the clerk who was formally a used car dealer as he allows us something for shrinkage, besides tossing in an umbrella as an ac- cessory.
 We've ceased wondering where some of the authors got the back ground material for their books after hearing the one who wrote How To Bring Up Children" was formerly an elevator operator.
 Politics get blamed for many things. But the biggest shakeup in any police department is caused by the patrol wagons.
 A Massachusetts hospital superin- tendent says factory system aids feeble minded, If the brilliant su- perintendent didn't make this statement how else could he prove that he is still under the effects Of the ether, with no relief in sight, farm or otherwise.
 After seeing a movie version of the gold diggers of today we've come to the conclusion that memory is what you have if you can recall when a gold digger used pick and shovel instead of lip stick and rouge,
 It's just as we thought. The fel- low who carries a mattress 10 work so it'll be easier to lie down on the job is related to the chap who goes to bed early each night so he'll have more time to dream of the days he spent loafins.
 ANDY DALE.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
QUESTIONS ANSWERED

You can get an answer 10 any question Of fact or information by writing to the Question Editor. New Britain Herald. Washington Bureau. 1929 New York avenue. Washington, D. C.. enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical. legal and marital advise cannot be given. nor can e1- tended research be undertaken. All other questions will receive per sonaJ reply. Unsigned requests can. not be answered. Al letters are Editor.
 Q. Is there an American lan- guagc"
 A. There is no American lan- cuasc, although Henry l.. Mcncken wrote a book entitled "The Ameri- can Language the purpose of which was to show how different the common American idioms arcsfrom those used in Great Britain and other English speaking countries. Nevertheless, the language of the United States is English.
 c. What is the Qucercst animal
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
Sl. MnIllIrM's :

Service in English aI z t, ur,; in German +l 10:t5 o'clock. sunday school in both languages, between the services.
 Annual business meeting Of the church on Tucsdvy evening.
 The pastor will meet mcmbors an nomcing for holy communion on Wednesday. ! 10 7:5o T. m., and Thursday 2 10 2 D. m.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
OLD NAVAL RIVALS
 NOW WORK AS ONE
AnSIo-American Cooperation Attracts Diplomatic Attention

This is the third of a series of five articles by Byron Price. chief of the Washington bureau ot the Associa.- cd Press. on the conference at Lon naval disarmament. Mir Price. who accompanies the American delcga- ton. has stripped the naval strength question of it's perpleXinG tcchnicali- ties and tells plainly and under standingly what may happen.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
stanley Memorial

sunday, ':3" 'l u. 5unior inter mediate and senior departments church school: Io;t5 a. m. morning worship and sermon by Rev. l.. x Gilman. subject, life Abundant ' second in a series on tho general theme. "rouchsfoucs Of Christian IiNin2"; 12 o'clock. primary anG beginners apartments
 Monday. 7.%o ,. m, Boy S,om, troop IT,
 Wednesday, .:So D. ut. united week day church school cradcs & and 1 D. m. Girl scouts, troop Is
 Friday -7:45 D. m "OM Timers NiSIj' at the Mems club. Eutcrtuiu-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18

rector; t;"o D. |" meeting or the Young Peoples fellowship.
 Wednesday, January ?. meeting of tho Laymau's association at G.%n D. m Supper will be followed by an address by Rev. samuel Fiskc O. Bcriin. He will tell of luis recent European trip and will illustrate with lantern sld,s.
 Saturday, Jan'rul -5. least Of the conversion Of St Paul; a. m. holy communion.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
PAULINE MAYO IN RECITAL TOMORROW
lnperSODaleS 20 Different Char
 aCterS at M. E. Church

"fho Enemy" Charming Pollock 4 peace play, will bs presented by Miss Pauline Mayo Of New York city al the evening service at Trinity Meth odIst church tomorrow.
 Fifty miles from a railroad in a Ulac" in south Dakota one evening people gathered from miles around after chores 10 hear one Of Miss Mayo's programs Her entertain mcnt began a, 10 o'clock. At the clos" sin" was requested to give An ojh'r program immediately, since n. mteh' never re that way again,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
City Items

The claims committee of the com mon council will hold hearings Mon day night and the ordinance com mittee will be in session Tuesday night 10 act on matters referred hy the council
 Have you secured your table al College Club bridge "--adNt.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18

William M. Mann. director of the National Geological Park at Wash lnGton, D. C.. said: Few Ameri- cans ever have seen the duck billed Dlatypus or the cchidna. those curi- ous egg-laying Australian animals which seem like reptiles in the process of becoming warm- bloodcd but undecided whether to become birds or mammals. They arc the greatest curiosities in the mammal world, and would be highly prizod exhibits in any ZOO
 c. What is quicl,sand
 X. It is sand mixed with water to form pulpy mass. Usually it ls very fine. and is mixed also with clay or calcium carbonate which en- ables 1t 10 retain moisture.
 c. What is the name Of the song sung by the slave girl in "Bchind That Curtain":
 X. "Thc Phantom Sweetheart"
 e. How old is Mr. Justice Louis Hrandcis of the United States Su- prCmc court
 A. He is 75 years old
 c. Did President Harding make a trip around the world during his administration?
 X. No: he went to Alaska.
 =. Did marriages and divorccs increase in the unitcI States in l'@S over the previous year.
 A. There were l95.939 diNorccs in the United States in 1928. an in Creasc Of 3,90@ over the previous year: and 1.lS..497 marriages. decrease Of lS,55G.
 .. Where IS the hottest region in the world?
 \. It is suid to be the south eastern part of Persia where it borders the Gulf For forty con- socutiNc days in July and August the temperature has been known not 10 fall lower than 100 degrees. night or day A sheltered thermometer al Greenland ranch in Death Valley, California on July 10. 1913. regis tctrCd 134.l degrees Fahrenheit, A2zia in Italian Tripoli in 1925 had 1864 degrees.
 q. Docs an automobile tire in Hated weigh more than one that is not inlatcdr
 A. Air has weight therefore. an inflated tire weighs more than one that is dehatcd
 c. How did Harold Lloyd lose his thumb and foreGn2er"?
 A. He lost part of his hand while he was posing for some comic photographs. He held a real bomb. which the property man had given him by mistake. This exploded. blowing up the studio and injurins Lloyd's hand.
 e. Is there any relation between the husbands of sisters:
 \. There is no actual relation ship. By courtcey they are called brothcrs-in-law.
 C. Is there any law 10 prevent an atheist from being a witness in a federal court"
 X. No.
 e. How arc square holes made in wood?
 \. Sometimes they arc cut with A skating attachment on d mill ine machine. or are drilled square with a special attachment to lathe. called the radbore attach mcnt. The usual and most satisfac- tory way is to broach the hole.
 c. Why are there no snakes in Ireland?
 A. This is due 10 geographic position. isolated as it is from the region ln which snakes originated and which they now occupy. X few attempts have been made to intro duce harmless species. but as far as the records show none have been established there. This may be due to lack of proper environment. climate, disease or other abnormal condition. The lag-worm, or lcglcss lizard which superticially looks very much like snake, is native to Ireland and may account for some Of the snake records of that country.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
lnlnlluUr1 t,o-Drl

sunday, l0;$0 q. m.. prayer groups; lo:t5 q. m. message to chil- drcn. preaching by Rev. G. k. I.a- Flash; 12:15 ?. m. Bible school hour. alphabet verses; $:3O D. m. Burritt mission Sunday school; D. m. Young Peoples service; : ?. m. proa ching by Rev. laFlash.
 Tuesday, Boy Scouts
 Wednesday and Thursday after noon, religious instruction classes.
 Thursday, 7:$0 o'clock. midwcck prayer and praise service. followed by choir practic,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
Nj NETHODlST cHJ ECHES
I i'i,.its

sunday H:5o d. m. Eecwmm's EiDl" cIa-s Womcn's Bible class. church school; !o;45 d. m. sermon "The Closed Book; G:15 D, nl Ep- worth league: 7:5O T, m. evening service. Dramatic presentation by Miss Pauline Mayo Of New York
 Monday. G;3o T. m. W. H. M. s. family supper and mite box open inC.
 Tuesday attornoon Methodist Sronp at the hospital. 6:$o D. m. Philathea class; 1:15 p. m. Boy scouts; 7;45 ?. n. class meeting.
 Wednesday, z:&0 p. m. week day religious school, &rd grade.
 ThursdaE 6:15 D. m. church school board supper and meeting; 7:15 D. m, midWock service.
 Friday D. m. sewing school.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
south

sunday 10;45 d. III. morning wor- ship, sermon. The End of the Road; T:15 P. m. evening worship. Church school sessions, 9:3U q. In., intermediates, seniors and Italian group, forum; 11:45 a. m. begin ners: 12:10 D. m. beginners. pri- maries, juniors and Chinese; 4:SQ p. n. forum fellowship hour.
 Monday. :; p. m. open meeting Of religious education committee Of department council; 6:3o p. m. Cub Women's association; 4 D. m. junior Scouts; D. m. Boy Scouts, troop ..
 Wednesday, 2:S0 ?. m. united week day church school, grades 4 and ,; D. m junior department choir; s D. m. organ recital by Mr. Beebe.
 Thursday, p. m. united week day church school, grade [: 6:30 T. m brotherhood supper and meeting.
 Friday, $50 a. m. all-day sewing meeting by the Home Missionary luncheon served at
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
Town Home

There will hc q meeting W the town home Sunday at 2:&0 D. m. The salvation Army band will fur nish music. Several laymrn will take part in tho religious service. Eahhi Jessie Schwartz will be the speaker at the February meeting.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
l. l'TlIEE.AN CHURCHES
Reformation

Sunday services l0 a. m. sunday school 11:15 a. lu
 Monday cvcuIng. Ihc Luther league will meet at o'clock.
 The religion, school will meet Wednesday and Thursday alter moons.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18

Sunday 1h:15 d. u prayer meet ing: lo:4j D. m. sermon by Harry Finder; i9:l5 D. m. Sunday school; D. m.. sermon by Harry Finder.
 Wednesday, 2:45 ?, m. childrens meeting.
 Thursday 215 D. m. childrcn's meeting; D. m. prayer meeting,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
Nl. Johns lGrIInnnl

sunday S:4j 0. m. English sofN- ice; 9:f5 q. m. sunday school; II q. m. German service.
 Wednesday. S D. m. business meet ing Of the congregation.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
First
BAPTIST CHURCHES

First
 sunday, A:t5 $. m. Bible school brotherhood and adult classes; II q. m. church service, sermon by Rev. William Ross, subject: The Chal- 'enSo of Life; ?. m. Young Pco- plc's meeting, leader, Miss Helen Connolly.
 Monday, 7:So l.. m. Boy Scouts. Tuesday, 1:45 p. m. cottage pray CT meeting at Ms. D. A. NiNon's. - Vine street
 Wednesday, @:@o D. m. week day school for religious instruction.
 Thursday. 7:f5 D. m. midweck church prayer meeting.
 Friday. 10 q. m. all day sewing meeting for White Cross. lunchcon served at F D. n,., those intending 10 come inform Mrs Edward Beach. Os9ood avenue; t;l5 D. m. Girl Scouts meet ct Y. M. r. \.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
international Bible students t-Sn

sunday, union service conventions 9.@n a. m. 10 l2:lj p. m. ,oluutcr, service; 2.l5 Il. H'. praise and trsti- Wony s"r2irc at the l. O. l., N. hall 271 MajN street: &:15 p. m. discourse iy (. !. Fohc' CT New York city
 NrdrrSday praise and tcstmouN service.
 fnd@y. D. w. Gjbln s,yi>. I.c.d- Ing aHioi. laWar> tst watch tower.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
-cONGE EC ATIONAL ECHES
| 'lI'st

| lrSt
 sunday, 10 10 f1:20 a. m. Sunday school; II a. m. church kindcrgar- ten morning worship. sermon. Rev. Theodore A Greene: childrcn's story, Rev. Alfred D. Heiningcr: I2:15 ?. m. Mems Bible class leader, Roy. Mr Greene; 9 D. m. Armenian service and Bible class. preacher. l2r Hadidian; D, m. P'cng-Yu club. leader, Miss Alic3 Holcombe, 7:S0 D. m. Young Peoples society. union meeting with Pl&inyilc Young Pco- pIe'S society at Plain,illc, speaker. Rev. Mr. Heminscr.
 Tuesday. 2:15 D. m, English class for Armenian women; G:3Q D. m. Young Woman's Missionary society supper meeting.
 Wednesday. 2:5o ?. m. Gth grad" week day church school Baptist church. South church. Roosevelt school d;15 D, m. First church chorus rehearsal.
 Thursday, ?. nL Armenian wont cn's prayer meeting; ! D. m. Sth grade week day church school, First church chapel; i:l5 D. m. Girl Scout meeting.
 Friday 9;%o a. m. work meeting Woman's Missionary society: 3:S0 D. m. program meeting. speaker. Miss Mary Garner; r. m Friendly In uIans; 1:So ?. n: Boy scout meet ng,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
Flint tSW ctii>i)

Sund9% 9:45 @, nL Eiblc school and Mems Bible rlaSs; | | d. III. ser mon by the pastor, l;cN. ANcl I. Peterson; 7:5c p. m, sermon by Rev. Carl WcStoroahl Of IristoL
 Tuesday. s D. m. Foreign Mis- sion Circles monthly meeting at tho nome Of Mrs. l.. Iottcrman, l75 Shuttle Meadow avenue.
 Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. 1:45 ?. m. unIon services at thu, Salvation Army hall, l.o Arch street Speakers. Rev. ANrl 1. Pr- tcr5on, Carl J. Ircdccn and j E.. Kincbcrc.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
salvation trGlIv

S1N'uoO ArJo', Commentator and Mrs Julius lI"leoScn otip"re. Sat- urdtE. childrnn's drmonsua,iou at \ D. uL
 sunday, lo.@o 9. h. holiness lu,rt- ing; 1l:$o a. m. sunday school; 9.&" D. m. meeting at the town hom.; 6:&o D. nL string band rohcorsal; 1:&o D. m. soldier meeting, < ?. m. salvation mcctiH~
 Tuesday. January 2I. cvrryoody's hirthdey party given by the Youn2 Peoples legion at D. u5.
 Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. united evangelical meeting at 7t5 p. u1.