New Britain herald., 1930-11-22
MANY ASSISTING IN RELIEF WORK Donations Of Food and Clothing
 Sought by Organizations CHURCHES ARE AIDING
Meeting of American Legion AuAili- ary Tomorrow-Scr,ic ices In Nayi- ous Churches-N umerous Football Attractions Slated Herc-Items.

various organizations, churches,
 Glrl Scouts. school children and in
 dlVlduals are making plans to help
 inc needy families of the town by i donations of food and clothing.
 More emphasis is being laid on the 1 relief work this year because of the poor conditions caused by unem- ployment.
 The Womans board of the New Britain General hospital asks the 1 Plalnrille school children 10 bring their Thanksgiving donations of food for the Childrens home of New Britain to their respective schools on Monday morning. It s expected that a large amount of food will be realized.
 In past years the Girl Scouts of the town have prepared Thanks giving baskets for the poor, and they will do so again this year. Dona - tions will be gladly accepted from , the toWnspeople. The store at I7 Whiting street, formerly occupied by Downham's plumbing shop, will | be open Wednesday afternoon from to 4 o'clock to receive donations. Those who wish 10 have articles called for are asked to call Mrs. Russell Smith at 615.
 Various churches Of the town will receive Thanksgiving donations , tomorrow morning at the services. Notices of these collections can be found in the church notices. Meanwhile the Public Health ; Nursing association and the Plain- vile Garden club are completing plans for activities to help the poor. It is believed that many other or ganizations will help the needy around Christmas week.
 Girl Scouts to Hear Speaker
 The Girl Scouts of Troop s are reminded that cars which will take them 10 the Margaret Slattery lec- ture in New Britain Tuesday after noon will leave the high school at I3:45 o'clock.
 Martha Rebekah Notes All Martha Rebekah lodge mem- bcrs are requested to have all arti- cles for the rummaGe sale at Grange hall before o'clock Mon day afternoon. Those having arti- cles which they are unable to bring 10 the hall are asked 10 call 53-12 Monday morning and someone will 1 call for them.
 [ Coats, dresses. hats. shoes. under wear, children's clothes and dishes are all acceptable,
 At o'clock a hash supper will be served for the public and men- bers at a reasonable price. Follow ing the supper cards will be played at o'clock Prizes will be awarded the winners and refreshments served. The public is cordially in- Vited.
 Legion Auxiliary Meetings
 The regular monthly county meeting of the American Legion auxiliary will be held in Glaston- bury tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
 The regular meeting of the local unit will be held Tuesday evening in Legion hall on Whiting street,
 Football Games
 The Plainville Blue football eleven will meet the Triangles at Willow Brook park in New Britain tomor- row afternoon at 1:30 o'cock. In the first meeting of the two teams the New Britain aggregation scored 6 10 0 victory Many fans plan to witness the battle.
 The Plainville Mapleleaves will hold an important practice today at 1:30 o'clock. Ali football men are asked 10 be on hand. The team will meet the Maple End Juniors Of Bristol at the focal Gridiron tomor- row afternoon at ":30 o'clock.