New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

ID, WEDNESDAY, JANl ent. Bushes" Of importance will be discussed Surprise Party About 35 friends Of Mir and Mrs Richard Sedergren paid them sur prise visit at their home on Tomlin son avenue last evening in honor Of their tenth wedding anniversary. on behalf of those present, A. ". Thomasen presented the couple with handsome fire screen. Mir. and Mrs. Sedergren responded in a hitting manner. ,dusic and games were enjoyed and refreshments serv- ed While the affair was con- plete surprise to MT. and Mrs Sedergren, they proved to be de- hghtful host and hostess and all present passed an enjoyable eye ming.
 Missionary Meeting The Women's Missionary society
 or the Baptist church will hold its regular monthly meeting touorrov afternoon at , o'clock in the church parlors. The meeting will be in charge of the president. Mrs. A. D. kendrick. The Women's Bible class will hold it's business meeting at thu. i close of the missionary meeting. Tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock i prayer meeting will be held at the Baptist church and will be fol. lowed by a business meeting of the B. Y. r. T.. To Visit in south
 Governor John II. Trumbun will
 leave Saturday for short vacation Tn St. Petersburg. Florida. He has made reservations on q train leay ! ing New York for Florida shortly alter D. Tn. and will go 10 his destination without stopping III ! Washington.
 The governor will remain at &. Petersburg for about two weeks and although he plans to greet the Con- nectlcut National Guard ayiators ! when they arrive in Florida to par tlclpate in the Miami air meet h-a intends to get away from all off, cial and business cares. Goltinr swimming and possibly some flying, II weather permits, will be incnld- Cd Tn ms recreation program. Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Con- gregational church will be held in the church auditorium tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. The annual reports of the church officials and | erection of officers for 1880 are the | chief matters of business which will come before this meeting.
 The church. supper will be served Tn the parish house tomorrow eve nIng at 6:30 o'clock. This is the an hual church supper held each wear 1 In connection with the annual i church meeting.
 Preparing for Game
 Coach Caulfield of the high school , team is grooming his charges this week for the game 10 be played Fri day evening at the local gymnasium with the Farmngton high aggrega- uon. It will be the first meeting in the history of the two schools and battle royal may be expected
 This will be plalnviIle's third game in the Western conference The locals scored victories in their other two league matches and are tied with Simsbury and Litchfield for hrst place in the circuit. The game Friday will have an important bear ing on the league standing. In the preliminary game the lIainHille "Y" five will clash with the South Congregational church team in County "" league match. This will be the first meeting this year of the two old rivals.
 Arm Is Injured
 An N-ray examination at the New Britain General hospital yesterdav afternoon disclosed that Franklin | Case Of Plainyille had received an
 injury to his left arm in the auto !. mobile accident that took place at Blossoms corner yesterday morning Slr. Case was injured when his car was struck by the rear of d truck ! driven by Arthur Matsen, which | skidded on the icy pavement Dr. | George r. Cook examined Mir Case l and found no apparent injuries but recommended that he have an x-ray | examination taken. Mr. Case is forced to carry his arm in q sling.
 May Appeal Higher
 several parents of pupils in the l junior and senior high schools re- siding in the Scott swamp section of the town have petitioned the | school committee to provide free, | transportation to and from school. i
 The committee has authorized Su- | perintendent of Schools Leon C. | staples and the chairman to investi. gate and act according to their i findings.
 If the local school committee does not act favorably on the mat l ter, the petitioners may appeal to the state board of education.
 Piainyillc Activities
 The Girl Scouts will hold regu- i lar meeting tomorrow evening dt GRO o'clock in the high school gym. i nasium.
 Mir and Mrs. Kenneth Woodruff are receiving congratulations on the ! arrival of d son, Kenneth George. 1 born yesterday morning at the Bris- | tol hospital. Mrs. Woodruff before ! her marriage was Miss Virginia | Farrar.
 Mrs E. II. Gilbert and children | of Bingham. Maine, are spending | the week with Mrs. F. II. Gilbert. |
 Mrs. Frank Gilbert entertained 1 the lt. 0. s. club of New Britain |