New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
JUNIOR PROMENADE LARGELY ATTENDED
Nearly 125 Couples Present at
 Annual Affair
LOCALS GAIN IN LEAGUE,
!. NJ. C. A. Ba-kcthaH Tcan. Mins Two tamca-. of ,:r-. Emma WooJiorI-IIcnry Tram bull Leaves for Florida.

bull Leaves for Florida.
 The annual junior promenade held in the gymnasium at the Plain- vile High school last evening prov
 cd to be one of the most successful
 social affairs in the history Of the school, about l25 couples being II,
 attendance. The annual dance WIS 1 held earlier than usual this year be-
 cause the junior class was of tha
 opinion that the people of the town
 were in favor Of holding it during
 the winter season.
 The gymnasium was beautifully l decorated in q color scheme of r. and white to favor tho Valentine season. All of the dances were given names 10 conform with th" Valentine spirit.
 l The patrons and patroncsScs were | Mfr. and Mrs. Stanley $. GwillicI. | NIr. and Mrs. Charles $. sherman,
 Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Staples, Miss | Barbara Beach. Douglas s. Mae | Donald. Miss Helen Barrett, and Dr ! Thomas Danaher The prom was 1 arranged under the direction Of Miss Helen Barrett, T member Of the teaching staff at the high school.
 She was ably assisted by the mem bers of the junior class. Uydc--U shCr Miss Ruth Usher. daughter ot Mrs, Ethel Ferguson of New Err Jbl l14 will be married on February A Miss Usher is a former resident o' Plainville and received her cducI-
 ton in the local schools. Shc i, employed in the office ot tho Rus Hl sel &3 Erwin Mfg. Co, in New Bri. = ain.
 Mr. Hyde is engaged in the poui d try businoss in Plainvillc. Aft2 pc their marriage the couple will ma: le tEeir home here.
 V special Meeting le The Plainville W. (. T. |. vii n hold q special meeting on Wednc
 day at 2:30 o'clock at the home c ;t Mrs, Minnie Hyde Of IS Mapl ,o street. The speaker will be Mr! ol Mabel prcuSscr Of Waterbury. Sh
 will tell of her trip to the foroi5 al countries and their stand on tn ,n prohibition question, relating scI ol eral incidents both humorous all
 sad. The meeting will be opened , the public.
 'ic Funeral of Mrs. WOouford re Funeral services for Mrs. Emn 'd X. Woodford. 75, Of @6 East stre GIT ' ho died Thursday evening as ti ng result of a shock, will be held { nc morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock ny the home. Rev. Charles II, Mo 'as blcau of Bristol will officiato. Bur,
 will be in the West cemetery. r. Congregational Church H.. Morning worship at 10:45 o'cloc of Morning thenc, Trust in u Ter ord" Handel. sermon theme, "O' re- World Demands Christian Fest gre Church school after the morniI
 service. The Congregational Ioul ose Peoples society will meet at G.: ;oy p. m. in the parish house. Mi be Drake will he the speaker or { he evening. A social hour will follt 2v- the devotional moetino,
 to The Woman's federation will ho
 sewing meeting in the pari cct house on Thursday afternoon ire at o:20 to o'clock.
 The evening group will meet lay Thursday evening at 7:5o o'clock th- the home of Mrs, Ernest Phelps lcir Milford street.
 ial Baptist Church the Morning worship at 10:45 o'clo'
 Sermon by the pastor. Rev. pr. rcd D. Kendrick. The junior choir V ,SeS sing and. in place or the lulllor la be ..-...-.---..---.--- in