New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

A. Budfean; sixth, Miss Mary Skene seventh, w. J. Pagan; eighth, Mary F. Woods. and ninth, Miss Margaret Erwin. The high acore in whist was @6 and the close competition in the games last night is evidenced by the lowest score. which was q, only five points under that of the winner. The large crowd 'njoyed the eve ming immensely and coffee and sandwiches were served toward the latter part of the evening, Offers Wood Free J. keminski who owns a farm on the Beckley road near Berlin has offered considerable amount of wood which has grown up in some old pasture land for the use of those who need fuel for the winter Several families have already done some chopping in the pasture land it was revealed by keminski's daughter-in -in-law, Mrs J. k.min- ski who attended the meeting of the New Britain Emergency Relief mittee Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Eeminski told that her father-in-la had offered the wood 10 those needy families if they would provide for the cutting and transportation. This is timely benefaction in the face of the im- pending cold weather and the dis tressing financial conditions of many families which have felt the pinch Of the general busness depression.
 Change Bowling Team Names
 A meeting of the Prentice Girls bowling league was held last night at the home of Miss Edith Ferino. kensington. and the members of the league vo2ed to change the names of the four teams which have hitherto been known as the Spades. Hearts. Diamonds and Clubs. The new nomenclatures will coincide with the nature of the factory where the girls are employed. They will be Buckles, Fish hooks and Key holders.
 The captains for each Of the four teams as elected last night are. Fish hooks Anna Granski: Key holders, Helen Prior; Fasteners, Lillian Masserio; Buckles, Enes Barette
 Besides the business of naming the teams the girls also adopted motto for the league which is Sue cess 10 the End" The schedule of games for Friday night was drawn up at the meeting, which has it that the key-holders will meet the Buckles. and the Fish hooks will battle the Fasteners. A box of candy will be awarded Friday night to the highest individual bowler. The grand prizes 10 be given by George E. Prentice will not be dis closed or awarded until the week before Christmas.
 Chicken Supper Tonight
 The ladies of the kensinston Con gregational church will serve a chicken pie supper tonight in the church parlors and in conjunction with this will hold a sale of home craft from until o'clock.
 The supper committee is headed by Mrs, C. Fred Johnson and the ladies of the church will present numerous specimen of their handi- work in the way of candy, home cooked foods, needle-Nork and the like. Mrs. Frank D. Clark is in charge of this phase of the enter tainment
 Special Church Meeting A special meeting of the Ken sington Congregational church will Dc held at the church on Friday night. At this time budget for the coming year as prepared by the board of trustees and the missionary l committee, will be presented to the members of the church.
 A meeting of the missionary com- mittee and the board of trustees was held last night at which time it is i supposed that the finishing touches were put to the budget which will 1 be presented for acceptance Friday 1 night.
 Ladies' Aid Meeting | The Ladies' Aid society of the
 kensington Congregational church met this afternoon at the home of | Mrs William Brown on Pennington