New Britain herald., 1930-01-17

V OIlllutl from rage NlLt) Simms, Vernon Lewis, Bradford Clark, Miss Lauretta Alling, Mrs. Paul G. Baker Miss Marjorie Moore. James B. Ellsworth, Louis Goodrich. Welcoming committee, Walter F.. Hart, Miss Marjorie Moore. David Wilson. H. F.. Taylor. Mrs l.. H. Graham, Mrs. Frel Johnson.
 The matter of selecting a Sunday school superintendent was lett III the hands Of committee. Louis Goodrich who had acted in that capacity before, having declined to serve.
 Bushnell-Nann
 Miss Mildred Mann, daughter O. AIr. anu Mrs. Nelson F. Mann Of Robbins avenue. Maple Hill. became the bride of Lucius Stowe Bushnell, son of Mr. and Mrs Arthur H. Bushnell. Of Pennington road. Ser lin, yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the home of the brides parents
 Rev. Harold C. Burdon. pastor of the Newington Congregational church. performed the ceremony. Only members of the immediate family were pre- sent. Following | short wedding trip. the newly mar ried couple will make their home in Pottstown, Pa, where Mr. Bush nell recently took a position. D. \. R. Meeting The members Of the Daughters Of the American Revolution met les- torday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Russell Gold Of Worthington Ridge. Miss Katherine Nettlcton, state regent, addressed the meeting.
 East Berlin Items
 Another large congregation at tended the Methodist church las evening to hear Dr. Andrew John son in the third of his series of talks which he is giving every evening un- til next week Thursday. He is at tracing unusually large audiences not only from within the communi- l ty but from surrounding cities and towns. This series of meetings Is , being conducted under the auspices | of the Methodist church but is un- denominational in character. Dr. Johnson stated last evening that his own creed was as follows: Get rc ligion like the Methodists, keep i like the Baptists, discuss it like the Disciples, support it like the Pres byterians. be true 10 IL like the Catholics, be revcrent about it like the Congregationalists and enjoy it like colorcd Georgia camp meet ing" Another meeting will be held this evening at 7;3o o'clock.
 A whist and social will he held q, Sacred Heart church Monday eve ming at s o'clock. The entire pro gram will be in charge Of Mcrldcu friends who have arranged for an evening Of entertainment and rcCre- ation.
 Rev. l.. l.. Adkins was a New Britain visitors today.
 Hundreds Of women attended demonstration of a new fuel product used for cooking and heating pur- poses. The exhibition was held ln Community hall.
 The library wilt he open this eve ming for the exchange of books. Mrs. l.. |. Turner librarian stated today that many new works oi fiction have recently been purchased and will be ready for distribution in the very near future. A whist party is to be given next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Isabelle Hagen for the benefit of the library, the proceeds 10 be used for the pur- chase of new books
 Dr. Adolph Benson has returned 10 New Haven following q visit with relatives here
 The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will conduct a food sale in the Community banquet hall tomorrow afternoon from ' 0 clock until ,. All kinds Of food stufts will be available.
 Andrew Johnson, D. b, Ph. D., noted southern evangelist, will speak Sunday afternoon at 2;S0 o'clock at the East Berlin Metho- dist church on the subject "Thc Origin of Man." a scientific eXposi- ton on the Darwinian theory of , evolution, Dr. Johnson maintains that there are F fatal gaps in Dar- wins theory and in his address de fines each of the so-Callcd defects.