New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
PhinuiM Melps
AMERICAN LEGION
 AIDS UNEMPLOYED
Armistice Day Money to Be Re-
 turned to Town
MRS. I. FANI0N H0NORED

Meeting of Girl Scouts Tomorrow
 Afternoon-Funcra of Lincoln S.
 May-High School Eleven Loses Close BattIc-Blues Are Trounccd Brock-Barnes post, American Le- zion, has voted to return to the town S150 received through an appropri- ation in the town budget for the
 celebration of Armistice Day so that
 the money can be spent to relieve unemployment, Commander Francis LeVasseur reported at the county
 meeting of the Legion held yester- day in Windsor. His report create 1
 much favorable comment among the
 posts present.
 Despite this fact, the post will
 hold it's annual Armistice Day ban quet which is open to Legionnaires and members of the State Guard.
 At the last regular meeting of the
 post, the committee In charge of the
 Armistice Day celebration was given power to make decision concern- ing the disposal of the money re-
 ceived from the town. Due to the present business depression, the
 committee thought it advisable to aid the unemployed of Plainville by
 returning the money to the town
 With the aid of the money last year
 the post acted as host to the school
 children of the town by showing q
 patriotic picture at the Strand the
 ater and holding the annual banquet
 in the evening. It is expected that
 the action of the post this year will
 meet with the enthusiastic approval
 of the townspeople.
 Mrs. Fanion County Delegate
 Mrs. Theodore Fanion of ITO West
 Main street, past president of the ladies auxiliary of Brock Barnes post and wife of Theodore Fanion, d past commander of the post, was elected chaplain of the Hartford county auxiliary at the meeting held
 in Windsor yesterday. The new of ficers of the auxiliary were installed into office by Mrs. Florence Erbe of Southington, retiring president, and
 Miss Viola Johnson, retiring ser geant-at-arms.
 At the county meeting of the Le- gionnaires Rev. Charies S. Wyckof of Simsbury, former pastor of the Plainville Congregational church, was elected chaplain.
 Eighteen of the 25 posts in the
 county were represented at the
 meeting of the Legionnaires and auxiliary members.
 Auxiliary to Meet The auxiliary of Brock Barnes
 post will hold it's regular meetin, tomorrow evening at o'clock Le- i zion hall on Whiting street. Initia- tion of new members will take place. Refreshments will be served. It Is hoped that there will be a large at tendance.
 Local Women Honored
 Miss Louise McConn, director of religious education at the Plainville Congregational church, was appoint ed chairman of children's work ac the annual Hartford county church school convention held in Southing- ton Saturday. About 200 attended the sessions of the convention throughout the day. Dr. Ralph w.
 Sockman of New York addressed
 the convention at the evening ses- sion.
 , A conference of the Hartford County Older Young People was held in the Grace Methodist church of Southington Saturday. Miss Lu- lcille Ryder of Washington street, Plainville, was elected vice president
 of the organization. She was also a member of the committee which planned the event. About so per sons between the ages of Is and o4
 attended the conference
 Sale Is Held Over Announcement was made today that the benefit rummage sale held Friday and Saturday for the library building fund will be carried over to tomorrow due to the rainy weath.
 CT on the days of the sale. The sale will open tomorrow morning at 10