New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
TEMPLE OFFICERS
 ID BE INSTALLED PythiaD Sisters to Hold EXer.
 cises Wednesday Evening SCHOOL PLAY THURSDAY
school Children to Present Play On IhurSday-Local Orchestra Heard
 Over Radio-Conccrt Planned by
 Methodist Contradictions,

Arrangements have been complct- cd for the installation Of the newly elected officers of Pythian temple, No. 70, Pythian Sisters, in ]. C. 0. r. hall on Wednesday evening. The 1880 officers will be installed by Deputy C.. r. C. Martha Snyder and staff of Hartford. Large delegations from surrounding temples are vX rectcd to be present at the exercises. A hot supper will be served. All Pythian Sisters arc invited to the meeting and supper.
 The officers who will be installed are as follows: Most excellent chief, Margaret Wilber; most excellent senior, Jennie Lackey: most excel lent junior. Agnes Bowman; mana ger, Agnes Wilcox; mistress of rec ords and correspondence Emma An- dreWs; mistress of finance. Ella Iickwolf: protector, Jennie Hicko \: Guard, Anna Turner; past chief, Emma AspinUall; pianist, Esther Slocas; representative to grand lodge, Beryle Bannell; and alter IIdIt, Ef illld ullCT.
 To Give Entertainment
 The pupils of the Broad Street school are rehearsing daily for their , entertainment to be presented Thursday afternoon and evening in | the High school auditorium. There will be a matinee for school chil- Crcn at S:30 o'clock. The evening | performance will start at o'clock. l Tickets are selling very fast and l may be secured from the school i children or at the door at the time Of the performance.
 The production by the children promises to be interesting and en- tertainine and it is expected that ! both performances will be largely ! attended. The children have prac- tlccd faithfully and arc ready for . Thursday.
 Joint Lcc:on Meeting
 There will be joint meeting Of Brock Barnes post. American Lc- zion, and it's ladies auxiliary tomor- row evening at 5 o'clock in Legion hall on Whiting street. Refreshments l Will be served. Commander Prank . lcNasscur urges all Lcgionnaircs and auxiliary members to attend.
 Make Good Showing sam Solomon and his Haruonl Boys orchestra broadcast over sta ton WlCC, Bridgeport, Saturday and created d great deal or favorabl, comment from the radio fans abou' the state. Their program proved tc be very interesting and enjoyable tt those who listened in. Their dcbu over the air caused much intercs and large number of plainvill, people tuned in on the program.
 The officials of the Bridgeport sta. ton expressed themselves as being aSrecably surprised at the ability ot the local orchestra and compliment cd the boys on their splendid pro. gram. As q result of their good showing, the station has agreed :c place the local boys on their pro. gram every other Saturday from a:lo 10 J:l5 o'clock. The fact tha, the orchestra is being allotted d full
 
 ceSsful broadcast, The orchestra IS composed Of ten pieces played bv such well known young men as sam. liynold and James solomon. John King, David Sneideman, Joe Jacobs and others.
 Opens services Tor Week Rev. J. Denton of Boston started q series ot inspir&tonal services yes terday at the Advent Christian church. His morning theme vas Shall We Teach the Personal Re turn of Jesus Christ 2" and his eve- ming Io2ic. Can We Continue to Rchcvc the Bible@'' There was q good attendance at both services The talks Nillbe continued through. out th" week. The topics were pub nshcd in Saturdays edition of the Herald.
 Rev. }lr Denton emphasized why everyone should contiuc to believe