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Evening star., 1930-05-21
E. v. BROWN SCHOOL
TAKES TRACK MEET

EIementary school athletes who fire.
quent PiAza Playground were partici-
pating today in the Plaza division track
meet, the last section affair prior to the
Municipal Playground Departments city
championships on the Plaza track Sat-
urday. starting ut 10 am. The big meet
will be confined to first, second and
third place winners in the division
affairs
E.V. Brown School athletes of Chevy
Chase won both senior and Junior
honors yesterday in the Georgetown di-
vision meet. In the senior class Brown
scored 81 points, against 80 for Adams,
runner-up, and in the Junior division
Browns total was 2S. against "a for
Corcoran, which was second.
Summaries:
so-PoUND CLASS.
So-yard dash-won by williams Cor
coran1: Berkeley tBrown), craishead
,Runntns broad jump-won BY Hiesin.
fsroEnll. roEnll. Morris tjanney). craishead
a9o-yafd relsy-won by Brown q. Craig
nesd' nss Cr.ighsSS; s;,, ,Hirsin; Berkeley sec
msD; nell third Murch (settie. Mudd, Amorass.
ss.PoUND CLASS.
-! So.yard dashHWon by Pierce Brown.
p ssedsnsy 81 saie1 5an1ey srowu
Fauleer tMurch). Barnes tJanney).
(corcoran6. Lewis (Brown). Grimes tsroWn1. n
Running broad jump-Won by Saxton
(Brown), Boxby (Murch), Fletcher (Janneyl.
360-yard relay-Won by Brown (Saxton.
Wills. Lewis Pierce). Corcoran tBarr, Brom-
ley, Brooks, Ginsman), Janney (Birdsong,
Grimm, Serge, Fletcher).
10o-P0UND CLASS.
6O-yard dash-won by Bromley tCorcoran),
sherman tMurch), Dwyer tCorcoran).
so.yard hurdles-Won by Groom (Adams).
Running broad jump-Won by Terrible
erownl, Burbank tBrown), Christie
;, Runntns high jump-won by Mcoraw
3so-yard relay--won by Adams (Christi..
j.. Braussard. Satterheld, May, Murch
tShaw. Ray, Sherrier. Sherman.
115-POUND CLASS.
, 7o.yard dash-Won by Tarrant CBrown).
Running broad jump--Won by -Aldrich
Running high jump-won BY Chipman
Adsms). Balm (Adams). Root Brown.
Batn, Perkins, smith, Brown waldo,
Aldrich, Tarrant, Myron Hayden).
UNLIMITED CLASS.
1oo-yard dash-won by Miller tAdams),
1io-yerd hurdles-won by DufYee tAdans),
Nichol !Brown>. Fridell tAdams).
Running broad jump-Won by Hasley
tBrown), Thrall Brown.
Cunning high tump-won BY Jacobs
4to-yard relay-Won by Brown (Randall
Jacobs, Jack Wurdeman. Jack Hasley, Rob-
ert Grsnse), Adams (Joseph Miller, William
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Tech Aims to Conquer Gonsaga
To Reuenge a Precious Defeat

tiss, Double plsys-o; Helm to More, to
o6 pemott. q: on Myer: !; o. Hefin. 9.
Struck out-gy Myers. ~; By Hefin. Z; by
Hudson, 2. winning pitcher-Myers.
Georgetown Prep racketers today are
entrenched In first place In the Prep
School Tennis League nag race as the
result Of downing st. Albans, 5 TO o,
yesterday 1t Garrett Park.
The summaries:
SINGLES.
Capt. Crowley defeated Dougherty, 4-e.
81, 60; O'CAMahAn defeated elone. ga,
so; Cole defeated Thorn, 90, e3.
DOUBLES.
crowley sna o'caliahsn defeated
Marian. defeated Thom and whitehead.
81, Ga.
Putting across seven runs in the sec
ond inning, Eastern was always ahead
as It defeated Catholic University fresh
men, ID to 0, yesterday on the diamond
ut Brookland.
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EVENTS SCHEDULED
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS
TODAY.

TODAY.
Base ball-Maryland W. Navy at
Annapolis, 4 o'clock.
Base ball-Maryland Froeh w. Navy
Plebes, ct Annapolis, 4 o'clock
Tennis--Maryland w. Navy at
Annapolis.
Tennis Georgetown VS.. Baltimore
University at Columbia Country Club.
TOMORROW.
Tennis Washington College VS.. Mary
land at College Park.
Tennis George washington s.
Base Catholic University VS..
Delaware at Newark, Del.
FRIDAY.
Base ball Catholic W.. st. Johns at
Brooklyn, N Y.
Base bar-Georgetown VI. Providence
at Providence, r. I.
SATURDAY.
Base ball-Georgetown w. Holy Gross
at Worcester, Mass.
Base ball-Catholic University vs..
Seton Hall at South Orange, N. J.
Lacrosse-Marylandv vs. Johns Hopkins
at Baltimore, 3 o'clock (Daylight-saving
tine).
Track-Maryland vs.. Navy at
Annapolis, 2:15 o'clock.
Tennis-Maryland VS.. Johns Hopkins
ut Baltimore.
Tennis-0eo Washington W.
Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1930-05-21
SCHOOLBOY PROGRAM
FOR CURRENT WEEK
TODAY.

TODAY.
Base ball-Business VS.. Eastern (pub-
lie high school championship series
game), Central Stadium, 3:45 o'clock;
Central VS.. Georgetown Prep, Garrett
Park; Emerson VS.. Gettysburg Academy.
Gettysburg; Rockville High VS.. Wood
ward, Monument Grounds.
Tennis-Gonzaga VS.. st. Johns, pub
lie courts; Georgetown Prep vs.. Dewitt.
Garrett Park (Prep School League
match).
TOMORROW.
Base ball-Devitt VS.. Western, Monu-
ment Grounds.
Tennis-Devitt VS.. Western, public
courts.
FRIDAY.
Track-Public high school champion
ship meet, $3.50 o'clock.
Base ball-Gonzaga VS.. Georgetown
Prep, Garrett Park; Friends vs. Rock
vile High, Rockville; Western VS.. Wood.
ward, Monument Grounds.
Tennis-Devitt VS.. st. Johns, public
court (Prep School League naatch).
SATURDAY.
Track-Junior high championship
meet, Central Stadium.
Base ball-Georgetown Prep w. Char
lotte Hall, at Charlotte Hall.
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HIGH
DROPS TIGHT GAME.

HYATTSvILLE,- Nd, May al
Hyattsville High and Alexandra High
base ball teams are now all even.
Alexandria yesterday handed Hyatts-
vile Ga defeat at Riverdale. A few
weeks ago Hyattsville scored over
Alexandria In the city across the
Potomac.
Alexandria gained an early lead and
appeared AN easy winner until the
eighth, when Hyattsville rallied with q
will to score four runs. Here. though,
the visitors managed to check the
home team.
Williams and Bartoo led Alexandria
and Hyattsville. respectively, at bat,
each getting three safe blows.
The score.
Evening star., 1930-05-21
BADEN AND HYATTSVlLLE
MEET IN TITLE CONTEST

HYATTSVILLE, Md, May 2l.--
Hyattsville and Baden Agricultural High
School mines will clash tomorrow after
noon at Surrattsville in the deciding
game Of the Prince Georges County
high school championship series.
Hyattsville will be strengthened by
the return Of Capt. Donnie Bartoo,
shortstop, who has been out with an
injured ankle.
Hyattsville won the title In the loop
made up Of teams in the upper sec
ton of the county. defeating Maryland
Park, Laurel and Upper Marlboro.
Baden Is the champion of the lower
section, having taken Brandywine,
Oxon Hill and Surrattsville. The win
ner will represent the county in the
State tournament conducted by the
Playground Athletic League Of Mary
land.
Evening star., 1930-05-21

"ECH will strive to even scores for
an SIS base bali defeat handed
It by 0onzasa . few days ago
when the teams meet tomorrow
afternoon at 3:45 o'clock on the Monu-
ment Grounds.
In other ball games tomorrow Cen
trails nine is listed to invade Brookland
for a go with the Catholic University
freshmen, who already hold win over
the scholastics, and Emerson Is down
to entertain william and Mary fresh
men on one of the Monument dia-
monds. The Indian yearlinss downed
Emerson recently at Williamsburg.
Friends and Georgetown Prep are
carded for Prep School Tennis League
match on the Garrett Park courts.
Doing most Of their scoring in the
second inning when they chased across
five runs, Gonzaga's diamonders topped
Business, IL to 8. Al Farrell, who stuck
the route for Gonzaga, managed to keep
the 10 hits he allowed well scattered.
The score:
Evening star., 1930-05-21
SIGMA NU CAPTURES
u. OF NJ. FRAT TITLE

Sigma Nu nine won the interfraternity
base ball championship of the Uni
versity of Maryland when It squeezed
through to 7-6 victory over Sigma
Phi Sigma In the final game of the
tournament yesterday at College Park.
A double by Zirkle, scoring two. en-
abled Sigma Nu to come from behind
In the seventh and win.
Sigma Phi Sigma got of to q five-
run lead In the first inning, but their
opponents fought an uphill battle
until they finally landed the decision.
Glynn, right fielder Of the losers,
belted homer.
The score:
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sBatted for Martin in the ninth.
Alexandria ........02 I o 3 o. o-6
Hyattsville .........,.. 0 o o o 0 o.
Runs--Mudd Nugent. williams CAV, Snyder.
Bray, Glasgow. Bartoo, Harey. French Errors
Fletcher. Snyder (S), Martin (2), Bowers.
PETER: BYRD 90 Bsrtoo ca, Haney. French.
iisms, snyder ,(Os Double plays-sruin TO
i,ri schrsinsr to FLETCHER; Bray to sehreiner e
Bases on ballLQn French. q: Oh Pefier. i.
Struck out-By French. 5; by PETER, 4; by
OF Pener. 4 in Innings. Passed baiis-
piteherz.French. Umpires-Messrs. Troy and
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Scholastic Series

Yesterdays Game.
Central, IL; Western, z.
Today's Game.
Business VS.. Eastern, Central Stadium,
3:45 o'clock.
Future Games.
May 27-Central vs.. Tech.
May 26-Eastern VS. Western.
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Totals ..36 - AZ IL Totals ..S5 10 ~ II
gSs..:s g9SSinsss ..,.:29S 9 IA

esSsinsss ess.sss ::::: :::::a saa5 SS &21,i &,ii
nassint. KRt'E = Farrell. % Res. Barker ark H farrs.
silyer9nan: EsrogsmMcvesn;, syssink ,,t:O. sO.
LOTUS. sinsman ThIee-bass hits-pYnsn,
bases-Brew. McVean, ]. Farrell. Sacrihce-
Chase. Double piays.Garner 70 sehnsider
silyerman to Chase to Frayden. Jaeosscn to
base on balls-On A: Farrell q; on Dunn, 2:
cfi Silverman, 8; on Garner, q. Hits.on
Silverman, 10 in innings; on Chase. 0 In
2 innings; OF Dunn. in as INNINGS: Oh
Garner, 8 in inings of Farrell. In in
nings; OF McVean. in u inning.
Seeking the ball with viii, Wood
ward Schools nine handed George
Mason High 20-9 setback yesterday
at Alexandria.
Vic De Mott, Woodward's starting
pitcher, was reached for seven runs.
but Bill Myers. who relieved him, per-
mitted only two runs and three hits
the remainder of the game.
The score:
Evening star., 1930-05-21
LEWIS TO wREsTLE HERE.

Ed (Strangler) Lewis has been sched-
uled to meet Dan Koloff In an exhibi-
ton wrestling match Saturday night at
the Washington Auditorium. Joe Turner
veteran District mailman, Is promoting
the card.
Evening star., 1930-05-21
Sox DROP AsBJoRNsoN.

BOSTON. May 2l R).-The Boston
Red Sex management has announced
the outright release Of Bob Asbjornson,
q catcher. to the Reading International
League club.
Evening star., 1930-05-21
SEEKS UANDINE MEMBER.

H. q. Lewis, Boyds, Md, wants to get
N touch with any member Of the
Undine Athletic Club.
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Is ..3e IL a. IL Totals ...s

Western .............. o U 2
Runs-R. Cooke. Brandt. Hall. THOMPSON
Ovens. Pimper. Errors-H Miller. brandt,
peveau. Cumberland, Clarke. Oliver, Taylor'
thompson, Clarke. Thrse-base hit-Free-
man. Stolen base-E. Miller. saerifcss.H.
piays--H. miller to Deveau to Cooke. Cum
berland to II. Miller to Deyeau. Left on
hails--On Cooke. 3; on Buscher:. cn
Thompson. Hits.on Buscher. II in sM az
by pitched ball-By Buscher Cneveapt.
Struck out-By Cooke; s; By Huscher, q By
Pimper. 8, Losing pitcher--Buscher. Umpire
w. Watt. Time OF game-z hours.
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Totals. as sal 10 Totals. .2s ssis 3
'None out when winning run was scored.
sism: sism: sSi sSi i'si;s;;.::. si:n.::. d9ss "a
Runs-Lynch: Luney. Hisle, Rabbit. will
Jones; shoemaker. Glynn. Errors-Lynch,
Schmidt, shoemaker. Openshaw (0. Home
stahl. sacrincs - diynn. stolen bases -. M
Lynch. Doer, Garreth; Left on baseNsig-
psxNH,.. MA M t sigma n.v Phi n 'n' sisma' Double
by zirkle. i: by Rabbit. /; by Garreth, Q.
Bases on halls-On Zirkle, 4; Of Gayreth. ;.
in 81 innings. Passed bali-Jones. Um-
Evening star., 1930-05-21

An Oakland Eight Sedan. carrying as observer
the representatives of four Washington news.
papers, swept up Sherman Avenue Hill in High
Gear all the way The grade is 1925 per cent, yet
the Oakland turned into Sherman Avenue at right
angle from narrow dirt street at the foot Of the
newspaper men who specialize in automotive
subjects amazed at this remarkable climbing
exhibition.
oaklands exceptional climbing ability is readily
understood when you learn that for Its size and
weight 1t Is the highest powered passenger car p
produced. It's ratio Of horsepower to each 81 d
pounds Of weight also accounts for top ca
speed which few cars equal and pickup that Pc
sends you ahead like fash. rou
Evening star., 1930-05-21
AGGIEs DRUB TREASURY.

Overcoming an early enemy lead, Aggies
drubbed Treasury, IL to 4, in the De-
partmental League, getting 16 hits to
Z for the Money counters.
Evening star., 1930-05-21


the Henry Bailey STAR Leo Susus Tinass sasd ks Daily New
ess But the only way to really know the meaning oi
lve Oaklands superior performance is to drive the
NJ car yourself Take it up Sherman Ave. Hill or any
other difficult grade and thrill to its torrents Of
snooth-howing power. Put the car through its
PAGES at high speed level stretch. Plunge
into the thick of traffic and try out its lightning
pickup. its delightful handling ease and Aexbility
Drive where the going is hard, and let Oaklands 4
easy riding qualities convince you that Superior
Performance can be now enjoyed on the
toughest roads,
Let the car brove itself to you Then and then only
will you be in position to realize how wonderful
a value this new General Motors eight represents
It its price.
Evening star., 1930-05-21
COLLEGE BASE BALL.
North Carolina, S; North Carolina

State, 3.
Indiana, S; Purdue, o.
Notre Dame, 8; Michigan, !.
Wisconsin. l3: Minnesota, o.
Illinois. IL; Northwestern, 4.
Penn, z; Lafayette, 6 Go innings).
Providence, 3; Boston College, 4.
Wesleyan, z: Massachusetts, Agsies, 6
(10 innings).
st. Johns, 8; st. Lawrence, 2.
Villanova. z: Mount st. Mary's, /.
Notre Dame, 13; Bradley, 8.
Evening star., 1930-05-21
HUNGARIANs TO INVADE.

BUDAPEST. Hungary, May 81 R.-
The foot ball eleven Of Hungary has
arranged q series Of games with the
United States beginning June 40 in New
York. The team viii 60 to Chicago,
Mexico City and Havana, Cuba.
Evening star., 1930-05-21

Totals ...4s 2s ~ 8 Totals ...ss s77
EsSss'sS S:Srs: Mason ':.:::: 3ssft5SSG's
ueRsSs RsSn kup.ssse.n asss az wlIl!:%: rI.,a.
Myers t2), Graf. Heider ca. .ourtiss (3),
Edwards. Litcomh. Fritter. Hudson, vsrny,
base hits-Gron. Williams. Kuperstein, pu-
vail, Curtiss; Home Euns-kYpsrstein, SNl.
Evening star., 1930-05-21
CRELLE HURLS IN FORM.

Russell Crelle pitched fine ball and
Manhattan Midgets took Q 60 diamond
tilt from Edmonds School.
Evening star., 1930-05-21
COLLEGE TENNIS.

Michigan, S; Illinois, 4.
Evening star., 1930-05-21

At fhs right 10 shsvn
the record breaking
Oakland Eight with
its four passsn6srs.
From left to siShG
o. H~.A.- 49,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
KILLS SELF WHEN
 TRAPPED IN STORE
Youth Takes Life On Wedding
 Eve During Robbery

Gary, Ind, Dec. 2 CUP)-Trap- ped in d store which he attempted 10 rob to obtain money for his ap- proacning wedding, Leon Rowe,I, 25, committed suicide rather than be captured alive.
 The suicide occurred in a cloth ing store where RoWell had purchas- ed some articles yesterday. As Da- vid Weiner, one of the proprietors. started to wrap the parcel, Rowcll tiourished q gun and obtained $g from the cash register.
 Welner was then commanded to walk to the front door Of the esta6- lshment. As the merchant nearcd the opening, he dashed outside, cali ing for aid.
 A crowd gathered at the door. Rowell ran to the rear of the store. Finding no means of escape, he shot himself in the temple, dying two hours later.
 The body was identified by a let ter found in his coat pocket ad- dressed to him, and signed by Miss Anna Meichen Of Newport, Ind, which said that the young woman would arrive here in a few days for the wedding.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
METHOD|STS ASKED ID REPEAT PAGEANT
Christmas Program Character
 iZed as "MOSt Beautiful"

The Christmas pageant The Alteration of the Kings and Shep- herds," which was presented at the evening service in Trinity Methodist church last Sunday will be repeated tomorrow night at 7:15 o'clock. So many expressions of admiration and approval were given by those pres ent. and so numerous were the re- quests for a second presentation that it was decided to repeat the page ant this Sunday.
 The program centers around the familiar scenes of the Christmas story. The shepherds are seen ap- preaching their meeting place and making their camp for the night. The appearance of the angel an nouncing the birth of the Christ child is achieved with striking light ing effects, while the chorus of angels sings from the surrounding darkness. The journey of the shep- herds to Bethlehem and the ap- rearance of the star arc shown. Joseph and Mary by the manger next appear and are visited by the 5hCphords.
 The Wise Men are seen on their journey and during the presentation Of their gifts. The most striking part of the pageant comes properly including angels chorus, wise men, shepherds, and the holy family form a tableau under brilliant display of varicolored lights.
 'The most beautiful thing I have ever seen in the church" was the unanimous comment of many long time attendants when the service was over last Sunday.
 The program with those who take part is as follows: Organ prelude,
 Christmas carols .. o. H. Nichols Antiphonal choirs,
 "Watchman, Tell Us of the Night Lullaby,
 "Gesu Bambino" .. Evelyn Reffelt Prayer
 Anthem.
 Anthem-"It Came Upon the Mid
 night Clear" Offering
 Angels-Jeanette Hoar, Mildred Rip
 pie, Jean Stockwell, Evelyn Mid
 dleton and Agnes Carrier. pherds-F'rederick Ames, Wilbur
 Clark, Carl Sjovall and John Alice. Wise Men-John A. Lindsey, Ru-
 doiph W. Swensk and Charles W.
 Francis.
 Mary-Ruth Stockwell Nelson. Joscph-Albert W. Zahnleiter. Trio-"Silent Night Solo-"Away in the Manager .....
 ........ Lucille Jones Carol-"We Three Kings of Orient
 Are ........,...... Wise Men Solo-"Thou Didst Leave Thy
 Throne" Mrs. Christine NJ. Wood Closing hymn
 70 Come, All Ye Faithful" Renediction.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
ANNUAL CANDLE
 LIGHT SERVICES
Swedish Churches Announce Im- preSSiVe Ceremonies Tomorrow

Special observance of New Years day will be marked in many of the local churches, several of which have announced Watch Night serv- ices beginning Wednesday evening and continuing until after midnight. Annual candle light services will be observed by the First Lutheran and Swedish Bethany churches. At the First Lutheran church Henry Bonandcr. newly elected organst, will be in charge. At the Bethany church Walter l.. Magnuson will direct the program.
 The programs are as follows:
 First Lutheran Church Rev. Abel Ahlquist, Ph. D., pastor. Henry E. Bonandcr, organist and choir director. Organ prelude
 Rhapsody on Old Carol Melo-
 dies Lester Carol
 The First Noel"-thc choir in
 candle light procession Hymn
 "Hark' the Herald Angels Sing"
 Congregation Scripture and prayer
 Dr. Ahlquist
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
VETERAN OFFICERS
 RETURN ID POSTS
Chamberlain Council Re-eleCtS
 Prelle, Rowe and Bentley

George Jones was elected council Tor of Chamberlain council, Junior o. l.. A. M, at the annual meeting held in Junior Mechanics hall on Glen street last night. The election followed the initiation Of a class O. three candidates. Other officers elected were:
 Vice councillor, Arthur Oquist; re- corder, William H. Bentley: assistant recorder, H. Person; financial secre- tary. Fred C. Prelle: treasurer, w. C. Rowe; conducto, L. ]. Seigel; warden, H. Carlson; inside sentinel, C. A. Pinkerton: outside sentinel, w. Smith; trustee, H. L. Green; chaplain, Howard Pascoe.
 Financial Secretary Fred C. Prelle was reelected for the 35th consecu- tive time last night, and has served longer in that office than more than i5 per cent of the members have been enrolled. Treasurer w. c. Rowe has served in his office for 25 years, and William H. Bentley, re- corder, has served for , years. The lodge is planning recognition for the three, either at a banquet or by pre- sentation of tokens of the esteem of the members at meeting.
 Report on the progress Of the changes that are being made in the basement to provide a large banquet hall showed that the work may be completed by January Is, but the old banquet hall on the first floor will be ready for the lodges that are planning special events after Janu- ary f.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
Federal Agents Probe
 CapOne'S Casino Interest

Chicago, Dec. 27 Pl-The Chica. go Herald and Examiner said today that federal agents who are inter- ested in Alphonse Capone's financial ventures because of a plan to indict him for income tax invasion, were investigating reports he had become interested in a million dollar casino project at Ensenada, Lower Califor- mia.
 The newspaper added that it had learned that a report of Capone's connection with the venture had been received at the federal building here through the prosecuting attor- hey of San Diego county. California
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
Slit Skirts Return,
 Knees Exposed Again

Paris, Dec. -7 P-MIIadv seems determined 10 show her knees in one way or another
 Slit skirts-reminiscent of the styles Of Is years ago-are seen on several of the winter evening models
 One gown of brown satin, made along semi-ftted lines, is slit to the knee-a slit that widens noticeably as the wearer walks.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
INDIA'S ARMY

Calcutta - 4 comparatively tiny army protects the vast territory of India and it's teeming population. There arc now 6O,o00 British troops ir India, and 15O,O00 Indian troops, with 34.000 reservists, protecting L. So5,0G0 square miles of the territory with a population of 319,000,0o0, There is one British soldier to each 30 square miles Of territory, and to each group of 5,135 Indians.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
South

Sunday. 10:45 q. m. morning wor- ship, sermon, righteousness Pays; 4:3O p. m. tea given by the forum and senior departments; 7:15 D. III. evening worship.
 Monday, D. m. Boy Scouts.
 Tuesday. ?. m. Mrs. Rapp's de- pdrtmcnt supper.
 Thursday, 7:45 D. m. union pre- paratory service in South church
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
Film (SwedishD

Sunday, 9:45 q. m. Bible school; Ii a. m. service in Swedish with sermon by the pastor, Rev. Axel I. Peterson; Italian mission, Bible school at 1 ?. m. and sermon by Rev. J. Elwin Wright, president of the New England conference of the Christian and Missionary alliance, at , D. m.; 5:15 D. III. young peoples service with address by Miss Eliza beth NJ. Evans; D. m. English serv- ice, sermon by Rev. J. Elwin Wright.
 Monday, D. m. deacons' and trustee meeting.
 Tuesday evening. Kings Daugh- ters' banquet and annual meeting.
 Thursday, 4 ?. m. church annual meeting.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
second Advent

Sunday 10 a. m. church school hour with classes flor all ages.
 Thomas Emerson, superintendent, will have charge of this service. International lesson to be considered by different groups. This will be a review lesson with the general topic, The Pattern Of Christian Living, " and the class lesson, The Mind of Christ"
 Mems Bible class in the church vtstry, J. W. Conrow of South Man chester will have charge of the class subject for class discussion, Jesus the Promised Seed and the Three Wonderful Mothers,' scripture basis for discussion Luke chapters one and two; continuation of the cove hant discussion begun some weeks ago
 Women's class hour in the audi torium ot the church, subject to be considered, The Pattern of Chris tan Living" class hour will have q program in the drawing of patterns will pencil and paper.
 At Il a. m. morning worship ssrviCe, choir will render the follow ing special selections under the leadership of C. Elmore Watkins of South Manchester: How Beautiful Upon the Mountains" by Spinney, and Nazareth" by Gounod. This will be followed by the message of the morning by the pastor, 'The Challenge of the New Year"
 At D. m. evening prayer service in the choir room led by Mrs, Fannie Carr; requests for prayer should be handed to Mrs. Carr as soon as pos sible before the meeting.
 At 1:15 p. m. evening praise serv- ice Of song and message of the eve ming by the pastor, subject, "The Most Beautiful Portrait Ever Paint cd of Jesus"
 Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock regular midweek praise, prayer and testimony meeting in the church Nestry. This service will be the opening service of the Watch Night program which will immediately fol- low. At p. m. the Watch Night service will be opened by a song service in which many of the young people will take part.