New Britain herald., 1930-05-17
AUXILIARY OPENS POPPY SALE
Hope to Sell at Least 1000
 Among Local Residents
MRS, MARY BARRETT DIES
Services In Churches Tomorrow Grange Meeting Tuesday Evening High School Nine Is Again Dc. feated-County Legion Session.

High school Nine Is Again Dc.
 feated-County Legion Session.
 Today has been designated as Poppy Day" by the ladies auxiliary ot Brock Barnes Post, American Le- zion. Mrs. Frank LeVasseur is chairman of the poppy committee and is being assisted by Miss Mabel Nelson. According 10 Mrs. Clarence V. White, president of the Legion auxiliary, it is hoped 10 sell at least 1000 poppies n Plainville this year.
 The sale opened in full force to- day anS 8 large majority of the poppies are expected to be purChas- cd before nightfall. The poppies will remain on sale until Memorial Day. The sale is being conducted under the auspices Of the auxiliary with the help Of the Legionnaires. Members of both groups are joining together in making the sale here d success.
 The peoples are manufactured by disabled veterans Of the World War who are still confined to govern ment hospitals for treatment for in i iuries received during their service. The purchase of the poppies by the | Legion posts throughout the country | gives. them an opportunity to earn money badly needed in most cases.
 The proceeds from the sale of the | poppies. which are worn as a me morial token for the men who gave their lives during the war, are used i exclusively for the welfare work carried on by the Legion post and it's auxiliary unit This work in cludes tokens of cheer to local ey- servicemen in hospitals Christma' boxes during that season, relief 0: disabled "buddies," and many other forms Of charitable and social work
 The sale of poppes in Plainvillt r past years has always met Titt success and the auxiliary and the Legion look forward to a large salt again this year among local resi- l uFlltS. +ipObL E'FF pOPpl'S f>Nl sold here last season. Reports O large sales are coming in from al sections of the state and Plainvillt expects to be up among the top notchers when the sale here is com pleted
 Grange Activities
 The regular meeting Of Plainvil Grange will be held in Grange hal on Pierce street Tuesday evening a o'clock. The second in a series o competitive programs will be pre- sented. with the married men takin part Worthy Master C. H. Curti : has charge Of the program. Plainvillc sGrange has been in vued 10 visit Burritt Grange in Ne' Britain this evening and take par ) in a neighbors' night program. County Meeting
 The American Legion ladies aux Hilary will hold its regular count : meeting tomorrow at 3 D. m. in C A. R. hall in Bristol. The officer ; of the local auxiliary hope 10 hay large number Of members pres ent so that they can bring home tn travelling cup.
 Given Serond Prize
 Har6ld. three months old son 7 Mir. and Mrs. Arnold M. Sanders c l Woodbury. wa judged the secon ? healthiest baby in a group of 30 ' babies examined at the Waterbur : hospital Monday at the baby part : which vas part of the observanc of National Hospital day. Mrs. Sar ders is the daughter Of Mrs. Clar Woods of South Washington stree Plainville.
 Methodist Church
 Morning worship at 10:45 o'cloC} Sermon by Rev. A. A. Ball, pasto whose topic will be "Our Limitation and Our Blessings" The choir wi
 render the anthem. Tn Perfe
 Peace" by Ira E. Wilson. ChurC school at F o'clock. Epwort league at 6 o'clock. Merton J. Lam will be the leader. Evening servic at ' o'clock. The pastor will gl' ian address on The Greatest Love The choir will sing the anthem, " Little Bit Of Love-" by r.. O. Exec On Wednesday the Ladies A society will give a public supDt from o'clock on.
 Prayer meeting on Thursday e' ming at 7:45 o'clock
 Congregational Church
 Morning Worship at 10:45 o'cloc
 Morning anthem Beneath II
 Shadow Of the Great Protection
 Dickenson. Sermon theme, I'll
 Authority Of Must Church sCho
 alter the morning service. Congr
 cationsl Young Peoples meeting r, the parish house at o'clock. Mi ,r June Dilts. director Of religious cd
 cation in the Bristol Congrcg ganon