New Britain herald., 1930-10-25
PLA|NV|LLE NEWS
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Inner Circle" The choir will render the anthem. "I Will Praise Thee. Q Lord" The Epworth league will hold its regular service at p. m. The evening service at ' o'clock will consist of negro spirituals and the program which was postponed sev- eral weeks ago will be presented. This program will be as follows: Go Down Noses ......... Choir Its Me, o Lord" ..........
 .... Mrs. Harriet Morse T Aint Gwine Study War No More' Choir I've Am Climbin' Jacobs Lad der" ..... Mrs. Dorothy Thomas Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" Choir "Somebody's knockin' at Your Door" ...... Mrs. Alice Clarke On Monday evening the High School Girls club and friends will hold a Halloween party in the church parlors.
 On Tuesday evening the evening group of the Ladies' Aid society will hold regular monthly meeting in the church parlors.
 On Wednesday evening the Ep- worth league will hold Halloween party in the church parlors..
 On Thursday evening midweek devotions will be held at 7:45 o'clock.
 On Friday evening Boy Scout troop 1 will meet in the church parlors.
 Navy Day Monday
 Monday will be known as Navy Day" throughout the country. Spe- cial radio programs from all net works will be on the air during the day, featuring important naval of ficials. Music will be furnished by navy bands. Both President Hoover and Governor Trumbull have asked the people to observe the day by displaying flags.
 First Selectmen James Simpson urges the people of the town to dis play flags on every flagstaff Monday.
 Granted Divorce
 Judge Edward M. Yeomans of su- perior court granted a divorce yes terday on grounds of assertion to Angeline Vanoni Gnazzo of Terry vile from Albert J. Gnazzo of 6 Bicycle street, Plainville. They were married on June 10, 1925, and sep arated on May 6, 1926.
 Membership Drive
 The Hartford County Farm bureau will make Q special drive on Novem- Der 17 to raise its membership to 1000. On that day 200 workers will canvass each of the 2,000 farmers in the county. At the present time the bureau has membership of 700.
 The district which includes Plain vile will be in charge of D. J. Minor and Carl Lund. Meetings of the farm bureau have been held here on numerous occasions and it is expected that many new Plainville members will be secured in the membership drive
 Ladies' Aid Whist
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy will give a public Halloween bridge and whist party in the basement of the church on Tuesday evening, October 2S. The entertainment will con- mence at o'clock
 Ace Club Meeting
 After practice last night, the Aces held an important meeting in which officers of the club were elected. The results of the election are: President Albrt Gnazzo; vice president, Will liam Dalk; secretary and treasurer Leonard Cavallaro.
 A captain and manager were elected for the football team also Arthur Dalke is the new captain and Leonard Cavallero is the new manager. A list was then made ot all present members of the club Those that signed the list are Robert Bradley, Oriofrio Carucc; Frank Castiola, Gavino V. Cacallaro Joseph R. Cavallaro. William Cham brello. Arthur Dalkle, William Dal- ke, Paul De Yenzo, Julio R. Dc