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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28
Harrington Woman
Dies I'm Rowlett
ESPECIAL to The Herald)

ASpeCldl 10 lie AeIa1ll
SAN BENITO, May 28.-The body
Of Ms. Margaret Jane Dodson, rs,
who died Tuesday afternoon al
Roweett, near TT. Worth. will arrive
here Thursday morning. Mrs. Dod-
son, a resident of the Valley for
the past year. had gone to North
Texas recently for a visit with re-
latives and was attacked by illness
from which she had suffered be-
fore.
Funeral services will be held at
? o'clock Thursday at Thompson
mortuary with interment in
Brownsville. Survivors Of the woman
are four sons IN San Benito. A. <.
M. j., @. r., and J. <. Dodson; a son
bv a former marriage in Caldwell,
r. o. Flippen. and a daughter, Mrs.
Julia Parker Of Rowlett.
-Ncte for Port MAY 29th-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28
Fumes From New Oil
Pool Stifle City

OKLAHOMA CITY. May 27-tPl
An amazing pool Of black gold
was brought today to Oklahoma
City's very edge. Sitting fumes
from a new oil well IN the south
city field assailed ven the busi-
ness district.
While a sizeable crowd with
burning cigars and cigarets and
running automobile motors created
a fire hazard. the Hall and Briscoe
company extended the pool more
than one-half mile Just south OF
the city limits OF Capitol Hill, south
residential district.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28
Dentist Tarred And
Dumped Out at Cafe

HAMMOND. La, May 27.-Pl-
DR.. S. L. Newsom. prominent
dentist Of Hammond. was tarred
and feathered today by a mob and
dumped out of an automobile in
front Of an all night restaurant.
Vote for Port Nav 29th-
MOSCOW CP-So many foreign
visitors are coming TO Moscow that
the hotels can not house them all
anc many are being sent 70 rooms
with private families. American
engineers. and business men are in
the van OF the influx.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28
Prohi Bill Signed

WASHINGTON, May 27.-P)-
President Hoover today signed the
Williamson Bill providing for
transfer Of the prohibition en-
forcement on July l from the
Treasury to the Department Of
Justice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28

AUSTIN. May Pip Police
today started a search for Catherine
l. Davis OF Center, University Of
Texas Coed. who left here MAJ
II 20 visit in Norman, Okla. and
uic not reach her destination.
Relatives asked that an effort be
made to trace her.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28

WASHINGTON. May 28.-P,-
Deets Pickett. OF the Methodist
Board Of Temperance. testified to
the senate lobby committee today
he thought Attorney General Mitch
ell vas by far the driest Justice
department head we ever had"
Vote Fer Port Nav 29th-
rroach a third and induce him 70
distribute a legacy to the poor after
putting I'D a guarantee Of good
fat. Italians call il "truffa al'Aner-
icana or America theft But
perpetrators Of the trick are never
American, to Judge by police re-
ports.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28
Two Killed in New
Moslem Disorders

RANGOON. Burma. India, May
28-tP1-Two persons were killed
when the military police opened
fire this evening on a party OF
Indian Moslems during a new
flare-up Of yesterdays disorders.
The Moslems held up a tram a
and assaulted Burman passengers.
As the military police appeared
On the scene they were met with
voleys Of stones. Many or both
sizes OF the encounter were injured.
The disorders followed a conflict
which vageG for many hours yes
terday and cost several score OF
lives and injury 10 more than TOO
persons.
Vote for Port NAY Goth
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28
Louisiana Picnic
To Be Held at Lake

Former residents Of the state Of
Louisiana now living in the Valley
are to gather at Lake Olmito ca
sino Monday, June IS. for a picnic
and organization meeting. c. c.
McIlwain of Mercedes, is chairman
Of the affair, which will begin at
noon.
Mrs. w. r. Jones, Cameron coun-
ty superintendent is to talk briefly
and introduce the speaker Of the
afternoon. Dean :. "A. Caldwell Of
Brownsville. "A basket picnic lunch
is to follow.
From 1000 TO 1900 former Louisi-
anians are expected to attend the
meeting.
Vote for Port MAY goth
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28
Valley Land Sale Condemned
National Organization Kicks Out Kansas City
Better Business Bureau

DETROIT. May 27-F-Kenneth Barnard, president OF the Affiliated
Better Business Bureaus OF the United states and Canada announced
today that the Kansas City Better Business Bureau no longer y q mem
Der or the affiliated organization
MI. Barnard said official action separating the Kansas City pIeau
from the larger organization was taken by the boad OF governors or the
Affiliated Better business Bureaus because OF the refusal Of the Kansas
City bureau to dispense with the services Of George M Husser as mana
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28
Late Bulletins
Fleagle In Mexico

VILLA ACUNA, Mexico, May n
-Pl-Five men who we're In a
gambling hall here Sunday night
when IL was robbed, today ident-
flied from pictures Jake Fleagle.
notorious Lamar. Colo, bank BAN
cit, as the man who committed the
robbery.
A lone American robbed . gam
bling game Of $1,000 after setting
fire to an automobile in front of
the hall to divert attention. He
then waded across the Rio Grande
TO escape 70 the American side.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, May 28-P- wheat
scored material price gains early
today, helped by upturns in quota
tons at Liverpool and by less ia
vorable crop advices from Europe.
Opening 3-8 to 7-S higher. Chicago
wheat afterward fluctuated some
what and then rose higher than
before. Corn was unsettled. start
ing IA to Is up. and then tum-
bling but subsequently r~allying
quickly. Ga we're firm. Provisions
tneded to advance.
-Ncfa for port NJ onsL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28

NEW YORK. May 27-tP-Billy
Gibson. former manager OF Benny
Leonard and Gene Tunney. has
Been adjudged mentally incompet-
ent by a sheriff's jury. Alienists who
testified said they doubted that
he would recover.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28
Prof is Fired

COLUMBIA. Mo. May 27-P-Dr.
Max F. Meyer. psychology professor
at the University OF Missouri and
storm center in the sex question:
naire upheaval a year ago. was
permanently ousted from the fac
Tlty last night by the board OF
cErators for INSTRUMENTATION.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28
~Spaniards Riot

SAN SEBASTIAN. Spain. May q
--GP-Rioting which began this
forenoon as a protest over closing
Of the Casino late today developed
into serious political disturbances
IN which many persons were in
iured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28
Meet Postponed
Especial TO The Heraldl

'optCLdI 20 The HeraId.l
HARLINGEN. May 23-Owing TO
the absence Of John r. Rodgers.
Harlingen postmaster and president
Of the chamber of commerce. who is
in Houston attending a postmaster's
convention, M meeting Of the cham
Der Of commerce directors will be
held here tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28
City Briefs

Attention. - IN order 10 get ac-
quainted with the people in the VAL
ley, Mrs. Flett, now at Amaya's
Beauty Shoppe, is giving a free
shampoo with every finger wave
or marcel. We are also giving a
special $500 permanent. Phone
S74-J. - ADV. q.
Awnings-Let us estimate your
awnings. No obligation. South Tex
as Tent and Awning Co, S05 w.
Elizabeth. phone ITS. Adv. II.
Vote for Port Nay 29th-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28

Flowers for goods have been
banned at the junior prom of the
Utah State Agricultural college.
Expense to ~collegians and the wear
and tear on silk adorned with :
corsage was the reason
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28

lContlnued ZION page ID

Continued from page u
here recently may receive affidavits
permitting them to vote in case
they have been in the state one
year and the county six months,
according to Bascom Cox. These
affidavits may be obtained at eth
CT the chamber Of commerce or at
the county attorneys office. Per-
sons presenting these affidavits do
rot need poll tax receipts.
Mayor r. B. Rentfro issued the
following proclamation asking bust
ness houses TO close for two hours:
WHEREAS. the Brownsville Nav
igation District. has called an cleo
ton TO be held on Thursday. May
10Th. 1880. for the purpose OF voting
additional bonds for the Port pro-
Jet; Ans
WHEREAS. it is a matter Of the
most vital importance to this COM
munity that every possible facility
be given 70 enable all Of the citizens
Of this community TO cast their vote
for this project.
NOW THEREFORE, I. r. B
Rentfro. Mayor OF the City Of
Brownsville. do hereby proclaim a
Holiday on Thursday. May 29th,
1880. between the hours Of twelve
and two o'clock p. m, and request
merchants and business men to close
their stores for these two hours, in
order to permit their employees TO
visit the polls
Vote for Port May 29th-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28

WASHINGTON. May 27-P-
Vice President Curtis today upheld
a democratic point Of order against
The new flexible provision Of the
tariff bill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28

BORGER. May 27-tP)- Three
men under robbery charges escaped
from the city jail here last night
hy breaking a window and crash
iEg between the bars.
-TnAn - Dot ~. ~naN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28
MONTAUBAN. France

MONTAUBAN. France (P-
Floods which took hundreds Of lives
here a few weeks ago entered the
Ingres Art Museum. housed in a
building erected IN 1859. and many
valuable works were damaged. The
museum was named for the painter
Jean Auguste Ingres, who was born
here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28
Vote for Port May 2ath-

81 MAAHIENSDTk. Holland Pl
A notice al the entrance OF the
park In this Dutch town SAYS.
Persons OF different sex occupying
the benches in this park are re-
quired to keep a distance Of not
less than one meter C40 inches) be-
tween them. (Signed) The Burg
omaster."
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-vcte for Port M.y Goth
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Body of H~arlingen
Man Sent to Kansas

Especial to The Herald.O
HARLINGEN. May 26.-William
George Roth. rs. died at S o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at his home,
206 Madison after a years illness.
His body is TO be forwarded 10
Greeley. Kans.. for burial.
He is survived by his widow here
and other relatives in Kansas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-28
Mitchell "Driest"

Vote for Port Nav 10Th
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-Xnfe fnr Port Nav 29th-
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Vote Fer Port Nav 29th-
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Vote for Port May 29th-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
ANDY'S PHILOSOPHY
 CONTINUES 0N WAY
Examinations and Opinions Have
 to Do With Autos
(Contributcd)

A magazine article on physical culture states that even in motoring an athlete may become muscle bound. But fails to mention whether above the cars, or on the foot hold ing down the accelerator.
 Keep your car well oiled and you'll have no protesting squeaks," hints a garage man. Excepting, of course, from the couple on the back seat.
 An oX-army lad says to please the soldier it would be a good idea to have the civilians pass in review" After reading the weekend casual that a great many civilians do pass in review, but the one doesn't know it.
 Times have changed. Years ago a chap buckled on his armor and was all set for the holiday. But today he merely tightens up on the front bumper.
 What has become of the little chap who played soldier and went forth to meet the enemy. He has now grown up and once a month goes forth to meet the payments.
 Memory is what we have if we can recall the cop who took us down a peg by closely sCrutinizinS our pa pcrs and then rCmarlling, Fine. now show me the one which gives you the license to be so dumb.'
 The lad who had This is on nc, inscribed on his tombstone wasn't a pedestrian. If he was, the inscrlp ton would probably read, And it wasn't the stock market that sent mo under"
 The benefit Of the doubt is what the judge gives us when he is think ing of miles, and not pedestrians, as we boast we can hit go in low gear
 A youthful Romeo who tells us he
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08

church school; 1o.45 a. m. sermon, Giving Away Ovcrcoats"; G:l5 D. u. EpWorth league; 7.3O !. m. evening service.
 Monday. D. m. w. H. M s. at the homo of Mrs l., x. Gilman, 29 Howard street.
 Tuesday afternoon, Methodist group at the hospital; G:5o D. la. Philathca class 7:15 r. m. Hoy scouts; 7:45 D. i'll. class meeting,
 Wednesday,, @;@o D, m, week day religious school; p. m. junior mls- sionary societies Thursday, the W. II. M g win hold a social tea with Mrs. Da,d Penney, 75o Arch street at " D. u' : 7:45 D. m. midwcck scr>iCr
 Friday. 1 p. m. sewing school; , 10 h ?. m. church school bazaar.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
NIScELLANEOl $
Emmanuel GO>nCl

Sunday, lo:3o q. n prayer groups; 1o:45 a. hi. children's message. preaching by Eev. George F. Ia Flash; l2:15 D. m. Bibl. school hour; 5:%o D. m town farm service conducted by young people Of th, church; 6 ?. m. Youns Peoples church service. leader. Hormon Hanson; D. m. preaching hy E,>. George l.. Ia Flash
 Tuesday. Boy Scouts
 Wednesday and Thursday r.- igious instruction classes.
 Thursday, 7:t5 p m. special srr1- lo". \ group oL young people from Hcrean church O. Bridgeport will conduct the pray'r and prais" ~orH- | ice. There will 1' special music rau- dcred and several messages given.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08

name of office. It was less literal than the other room, but equally dlrty. IL possessed two uninvitinG- looking chairs besides the one n which lazy Myers sat There WIS a safe in one corner that had lost most of its paint.
 She was studying lay Myers Eimsclf TOW. In spite Of the filth and disorder that were his back ground, and the dirty. ill-fittilg clothes he wore. there was soma- thing incongruous about the man.
 She could readily picture lay Myers going about his business 3s faWning and obscQuious peddlar. but there was nothing about hin to indicate anything of that soit now. As he sat there at the 'pho}e he was clcrt and tense.
 Thore was cunning in his boarl- cd face. but there was something more. Something that she could not quite define unless it were 10 say that he cXudcd q sort of ugly efficiency,
 He at once repclled and intorcs.- cd her. She was conscious of the feeling that he was no ordinary man, and that he and his junk shop camouflaged far more than a mere l hangout for few gangstcrs.
 Neither did she think he was ;ts old as that crooked back. those c1, kcmpt shock of white hair. and tEat brown beard fleckcd with gr~ y made him look.
 He 1.ls still listening at thc 1 'phone-listenmG eagerly. And n, vas smiling now-not mirthfullr but with a sort Of oily rapacious- i ness. What was it about? T must be something of unusual i'm 1 pcrtanCe. Of course it hadn't been ! as long as it had seemed, but
 He was suddenly speaking again , -nodding his head vigorously at i his unseen auditor as though to a Il emphasis to his words: ! 'I get you all the way, It's a killing Sure, they'll both inc ] there, I'll give 'em the dope. Anv- I thing else? '. No? All right, Good luck"
 He replaced the receiver on the ] hook, got up brislly from the desk l and opened the door connecting 1 with the other room where the crap game was in progress.
 You, there. Skinny, and yop too, Maloch," he called, "cut that
 out. and come on in here, I wan to see Aou,"
 Without waiting for reply, h,
 vent back 10 the desk and ~4
 down.
 (COpyright. Frank T.. packarN But where is the Big Shot lu>! , Myers provides a clue Monday.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
l 'iI'St
BAPTIST CHURCHES

IrSt
 Sunday. 0:45 q. m. Bible school and mons class; II q, m. church service, sermon by Rev. William Ross subject; Things Which Count: D. m. young peoples meeting. topic, Ways ot Studying the Bible" leader. Samuel Hart.
 Monday, 7:3o D. m. Boy Scouts. the Bear patrol contest.
 Tuesday, 6:30 D. m. Bible school workers supper and conference.
 Wednesday, @:30 D. m. week day school for religious teaching; T:S0 D. m. Y. r. $. will give a social and entertainment for the Pennington Valley union; 1:30 p. Tn. Boy Scouts arc invited to a class for handicraft work: 7:&0 D. m. the young Woman's swing guild will meet for work and business at the hcme of Mrs. Rob crt Smith, So ElLridgc road.
 Thursday. 7:u D. m. midweck church service and prayer meeting
 Friday. 2:So r. m. Woman's so- cicty will hold it's annual meeting; |" play, Unto the Least of These. will be given under the direction ot | Mrs. X. II. Parker, tea will be served by the Young Woman's Sewing guild: D. m. Girl Scouts; 6 D. m Boys club at Y. N. C. A; G:&o D 1 m, choir rehearsal.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08

Church."
 Thursday, D. m united week day church school, grade :; C:$Q ?. m. forum valentine supper.
 Friday. 9:30 a. m. all day sewing meeting by the Womans associa- uon, luncheon served at noon; T. m. Foreign missionary meeting. Miss Caroline Silliman will speak; { D. m. Giri Scouts, troop l
 Saturday, , ?. m. meeting of Ora matic club
 Assyr]an Mission
 Sunday l:@o D. m. worship, preacher, Rev. L, F. Adams.
 Monday, 2;13 D. m. English class
 Tuesday. D, m. Women's Bible class; f D, m. social by Jolly Juniors
 Thursday, 7;$0 D, Ia. Fidelity club; ';So ?. m. prayer meeting.
 Italian Mission Sunday, 9:5o a. m. intermediate department Of Hunter road Sunday school; 10:30 q. m. morning worship at Hunter road. preacher. Rev. P. Altorio: 2:@0 D. n. primary depart ment Of Hunter road Sunday school { D. m. worship, preacher, Rev. r. I Alterio.
 ] Monday. 7;So D. m. Christian En- i doavor meeting and choir rehearsal
 Thursday, 7:&o D. m. prayer meet ing at Hunter road
 Friday 7:3o p. In. choir rohcarsa at Hunter road.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
Student Agitator Back
 Under Order of Amnesty

N1rocIona. E00. s JP)-ENilod for his political activity, and now back in Barcelona under the gov crnmonts proclamation of amnesty Antonio Maria Sbert. student agita- tor. is one Of the heroes Of the day.
 Carried on the shoulders of re- lojving students. upon his arrival yesterday from MaIlorca, Sber visited tho university and the en- eincors' school. where he made speeches urging tho students to con- t'nuc their political agitation,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
Stalin and kaiinin
 Clash in Red Council

I0WIOW T-"- 0TTF--N cTasN between Joseph Stl]in and Michael Naliuin. president or the central ,Necutj',. rommjrtr" of the soviet al q stormy comnittac meeting, Wa reported today by the ENchanc T.lrGranh4 Riga correspondent.
 The clash Was said 10 have oc- cUrrrd yesterday when the commit trr Was called 10 discuss the peas so;+' resistance 10 the government agricultural policy.
 kalnln and the commissar oi @-rlrllturo were said to have held out for r",isiou of tho policy, but ~yr. oycrruled ny Stalin.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
Peoples

sunday. lo:l5 ;. Iii. payer in thu study room; 10.fa a. m. prcarnin- by Nc' r.. La'.arG Smith, topl~. :;Thr Glorious Gospel Of the Blessed God; l@:15 D. m. sunday school; : |. m. preaching by Rev. F. L. Smith topic, "Iiow Shall We t,s- cape If We Neglect So Great Salva- ton "'
 Tuesday, c.So D. m. woman's prayer and.
 Wednesday, -:45 ?. m, cbjldrcn's classes
 Thursday 2:45 D. In. childrcns classes; 7:t5 ?. m. prayer and praise scr'icc.
 Friday 7:So D. m. choir rchcarsaL
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
!. NJ. l Zion

Sunday. 2.90 B. w church school; in:4@ a. n.- morning worship ser mon. srhjccr: Acquaintance With c;od": @:@o D. nr '1, Pastoral club will @i'a 9 sacred concert. Miss E>"lyn n@krr is in charge Of pro- gram: e:@" D. m. Christian Endoayor ~rr>I"n; 7.45 T.. lH- c'.uinE worship. sarmou subject: "ioI's Estimate Of Christian CHarat.r"
 Tuesday -anin2 prayer -.r'j,r.
 Wednesday afternoon week day religious school.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08

synopsis: It was an ambition 10 G,comc a novelist that brought Eni1 r. ioward 10 New York but chance ac- lutintcd her with Phil Martin. star reporter of the HcraldStar. Much I'tcrcstcd in the pretty girl Martin akcs Enid his Confidante, telling her of his adventure in attempting 70 capture the Big Shot unknown r2ure who directs wholesale CriIn- InaI activities of the metropolis. I'artin banks on Shive Frank 10 -.yc him a photograph Of the man
 v suspects. Frank instead gives 1t
 Enid. Within carshot the gang -.,r is assassinatcd. Enid recog- . ,as the photograph as q likeness r1 her brother believed killed m the v crld War UnbclicVinG, she deter Lines to find him. Disguised m n'"ck she sets out for the lay N>cr's funk shop, supposed ron- I,zyous Of the Bis ShOts ganG.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
swedish Bethany

Sunday school at g;&o a. m. Morning worship in the Swedish language sermon by the pastor, Rev. Carl J. Fralocn. subject Not Ashamed of ..,e Gospel of Jcsds Christ" The large mixed chorus un- der the direction O Walter L.. Mag uuson will ender musical numbers,
 The union setv.ces conducted Av the Swedish Bapt'st and Swedis
 Bethany churches Guing the last few weeks will cone to a close on Slu day with the following services, sevice at the Swedish Baptist church
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
TO PRESENT PLAY
Dramatic Club of Congrcg ationai Church Will Present The Family Upstairs"

On Friday evening. February Ii, the Thcspians. Il newly organized dramatic club, composed of young people Of the First Congregational church will present The Family Upstairs" 1 three act comedy on home lite hy Harry Dolf The cast has been rohcarsing under the di- roction O. Frederick Schmal2,
 The players are: Annabelle, the baby sister, Catherine Page; Emma Heller, the mother, Marion Ficber: Willie Heller the brother, Wallace Davis, Joe Heller, the father. Fred orick Sohmalz: Louise Heller. the elder sister Marjorie Gibney; Charles Grant Euclid Hartung; Miss Callaoar. Dorothy Page; Mrs. Grant. charles mother. Helena Doan", Herbert Charles brother Gordon lily.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
LUTHtRAN CHURCHES
First

First
 English service Sunday morning ;,l lo:So o'clock. Sunday school at 12 o'clock. Evening service in Swedish at 7:$Q o'clock.
 The Kronan Sick Benefit society meets Monday evening. The Luther league meets Thursday evening. Choir rehearsal Friday evening. Confirmation class Saturday morn ing.
 sunday afternoon. February lG, the church will give concert in tho new high school auditorium. Tho tenor soloist, James Melton. assisted i by Jenny Lind and a chorus of 75 voices. will appear on the program.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
&& & BIG SHOT " bY FRANK L. PACKARD

loves his girl friend still, but scl- dom finds her that way, says a flap per is one who vaguely defines a rumble seat as something surround cd by wide open spaces where you take turns in crowding each other, and like it"
 Some parties are like secondhand cars" chucklcs the cop on our beat, you never know when you'n be called upon to wind up the affair.""
 Andy Dale.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
Church of God in Christ

lIgllHay lI2htnoll~, of the tolT- square gospel 24 Oa< street.
 Sunday 9 ?. m rAlIdrrn's mnrt- ing; 8 r. lii. oil fashioned eoap@ serticr; 7:%o p, Iii. cvangelis}c service.
 Tuesday. 7.55 D. III. prayer and praise service.
 Thursday 7.t5 ?. m. gospel service.
 EN,rybody welcome. x. N and l. .. Brown. IruGcrs.