New Britain herald., 1930-11-17
MSS RYDER HEADS
 CHURCH SOCIETIES
Proves Popular Choice of Young
 Peoples Organizations
BENEFIT LIBRARY PARTY
Benefit Card Par: y for Library Fund
 Baptist Church to Hold Annual
 SaIe-John 4. Quinn Called By Death--f'ootbaII Games Cancelled.

Miss Lucille Ryder was elected president Of the combined youn,, peoples societies Of the local Pro- testant churches at union service held last evening at the church of Our Saviour. Her choice prove a popular one. Miss Ryder being very prominent in Congregationa. church affairs and county activities There were more than 40 young people present at the service despite the bad weather. A fellowship hour and supper were followed by short business meeting. Miss Ryder will be assisted in office by the following: Wee president, Hazel Simons; anI secretary treasurer, Arthur BunnpIl. Miss Edith Welker of the Hart ford county council Of religious edI- cation gave an interesting talk.
 Benefit Card Party
 A bridge and whist party will he given Wednesday evening in I. Q. Q. F hall under the auspices Of the church of Our Saviour for the benefit Of the library fund. Tickets may be obtained from any member Of the committee. Mrs. Edward LackeY, Mrs. J. H. LaField, Mrs. Frederick Hoerle, Miss Etta Rider and Miss Gertrude McGibbon,
 IL is hoped that this affair will net q goodly sum for the library. Prizes will be awarded.
 John 4. Quinn John 4. Quinn, e, a resident cf i Waterbury for many years, passed away yesterday. He was we'll known here. being the father Of Mrs, Jo- seph McNamara of fl East Broad street.
 Besides his daughter. he leaves two brothers. Thomas Quinn Of Wa tcrbury and Robert Quinn Of Bridgeport.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow morning at S:30 o'clock at the home Of Mrs McNamara on East Broad street and at 3 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Burial will he in S. Jo- soph's cemetery on Pennington ave- nue.
 Annual sale Wednesday
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bapusl church will hold its annual sale of food. aprons. and other articles on "Wednesday afternoon and evening in the church parlors. | Special stress will be placed upon the food and rummage sale tables. l.-Jf 1-N ls n VI h present business conditions.
 Mrs, l.. W. Farrar, president ot the society. will have general super vision Of the sale and will be assist cd by Mrs, A. D. kendrick. The committees and their respective tables are as follows: Food, Mrs, H, E. Stillman, Mrs J. G, Webster, Mrs H W Barnes and Mrs. Jessie Wyman: rummage sale and bargain table, Mrs. Tyler. Mrs. E. (. Parsons, Mrs Charles Arnold and Mrs. 4. Farrar; aprons. Mrs. J. W. Beech. Mrs A. J. Miller, Mrs. HarloWe and Mrs Ida Leach; fancy work. Mrs. R. Sedergren. Mrs. Rose Hill, Mrs, C. ]. Morse and Mrs. A. W, Thomas on; candy jelly and vanilla. Mrs, Albln Johnson, Mrs, Vernon Grang- CT; childran's table, Mrs, Oscar Tyr rell Mrs. Llmeburner and Mrs. Frank O'Bricn. and tea table, Mrs. z, 4 Bunnell and Mrs. k E, Jud- son.
 The patronage Of the public will b@ greatly appreciated Those who have contributions are asked to bring them 10 the church tomorrow evening from 10 3 o'clock, at which time the goods will be priced.
 Receives License
 Miss Ruth E, Morgan of 4 Maple street has received q license from the Connecticut hairdressers eaz-