New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
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 GUESTS AT PARTY
Congregational Church to Play
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 A party for the boys and girls ot the First Congregational church whc are home on vacations from colleges and preparatory schools will be pro. vided at the parsonage of the church at o'clock this evening, it has been announced by Rev. Francis T. Cooke pastor.
 More than 40 invitatio have been mailed and it is expected that nearly that number of boys and | girls will be in attendance.
 At the Young Peoples society's Christmas services, held at 6:3C o'clock last evening, a group of members Of the high school depart ment presented pictures and poems which they had been studying in a program called Jesus First Thirty Years" under the leadership Of Mil dred Beach.
 Rev. Henry McDowell Of Hartford will address an audience of members of the church on his work in West Africa in the parish house Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. He has travelled extensively as a missionary in the tropics and, for this reason, is in great demand as speaker.
 Druggists Sister Killed
 Mrs Marcella (BlackalD Alling- ham of New Rochelle, N. Y. sister of George Blackall, local druggist, ani Attorney John C. Blackall Of Hart ford, was fatally injured and David J. dillingham;, her husband, was critically injured when an automo- bile in which they were riding skid ded off an ice-covered road and crashed into d tree near Harrison, \. T., on Saturday evening, 1t has ucen learned here. The pair were on their way to attend the funeral of an uncle of Mrs. Allingham in Waltham, Mass, and the husband was driving.
 Mir. Allingham was taken to the United hospital in Port Chester, N. T.. after the accident. suffering from shock and injured about the chest and body. The father of two chil- dren. he is sales representative for the Royal Typewriter company Tn New York. Mrs. Allingham was born in Waterbury 40 years ago, the daughter of Margaret (kelly) Black. all and the late John Blackall, and was d graduate of Crosby High school in that city.
 Besides the husband and children, she leaves her mother, Mrs. Mar garet Blackall of Bristol; four brothers. Joseph, Charles and George Blackall of Bristol and John C. Blackall of Hartford; and four sis ters, Mrs. Edward Dray of New Britain and Anna, May and Agnes Blackall Of Bristol.
 The funeral will be held from the late New Rochelle home tomorrow morning at 9:5Q o'clock and serv- ices will be held at 10 o'clock in the Church of the Holy Family, of which the deceased was a member. Burial will be in the Gate of Heaven ceme- tery. Pleasantville, x. Y.
 GaNryl Reelected President
 At the annual meeting of the Polish American Citizens club held yesterday afternoon in the newly ac- qulred headquarters in the old Uncas hose company building on North Main street, John 4. Gavryl of Willoughby street was reelected president for the ensuing term, Twenty-Five new members were ad- mitted at the meeting, which was attended by nearly 300.
 The following other officers were also reelected;
 Vice president, Leo CzNornog; treasurer, Adam Resczenski; recoId- ing secretary, Stanley MarkiewicL; financial secretary, Felix Matyslk: inside guard Joseph Martstosk: manager. John Glowoski: political committee. Adam Resczensii. Frank Wisnieski. Stanley Markowitz, Ste phen Skibinski and John A. Gavryl; home committee. Michael Zombek and Frank Wisnjeski.
 Three Wise Mem
 At q Christmas pageant held m the Prospect Methodist Episcopal church last evening, play The Three Wise Men" was presented. The principal parts were portrayed by Albert Goodell, Burton Thomas and liar