New Britain herald., 1930-05-03

will be enjoyed. This organization will sponsor q bridge party on May 17 at the Community house in Der lin. Miss Ruth Crandall is chair man Of the committee in charge Of the arrangements.
 Mr. Dalbcy RcCupcrating
 George Dalbey, former member Of the school board, who was forced to resign his place on that body be- cause of poor health, is able to be around again after being confined for several months.
 Baseball Practice
 4 large group of ambitious young sters were out for baseball practice at the Percival avenue field last night. The excellent weather was prime for some real baseball and a. good workout was enjoyed. An other session has been called for to- morrow afternoon and 1t is expected that some new candidates will Dc seen ip action.
 The club IS at present angling for a good catcher. and many men have been mentioned for the berth.
 Manager Edward Moore, who in- jurcd his leg, has been unable 10 attend Cther the nAetings or the practice sessions, but his injury has not in the least effected his going ahead with the work on the sched- ulc for the coming season, and lt 's believed that he will have some sort Of a tentative program for publIca- ton next week.
 Bible Gas, Whist
 The Mems Bible class Of the Der lin Congregational church will spon- sor another Of its whist parties at the church next Monday evening, May ,. at s o'clock.
 D. \. K. Pageant
 Emma Hart Willard chapter, Daughters of the American RcNolu- ton, will present Q pageant in the Town hall on May Q The title will be "A Little Shawl Pageant The play was written by Ethel flaw thorne Pewksbury Of Andoyer. Mass,
 The piece depicts the wearing of shawls in the various countries and times and will include the Indian blanket Of early American days.
 As an added feature Miss Helen Graft of Jersey City will present a program Of folk dances. Berlin Congregational Church
 The morning service at the b'rhH Congregational church tomorro" will be held at 1o:45 o'clock. Dur inr the service five new members will he received and a communion service will bc conducted. Rev Samuel A. Flskc will conduct tho service and preach the sermon. His subject will be: "What Religion Means to Me" Sunday school will follow tte regular service. Kensington Methodist Church Sunday school will be at 10 q, m i tomorrow with classes and interest ing lessons for all ages. The open ing worship periods through th' month of May will present the vary 1 ing types of love in human life l love Ol pdl ltlllot lONt U NO4''N' , ! love Of Christ, and so on. i The morning worship service vii i be at II o'clock and the theme vii i be common Men"
 The Epworth league deyotiona meeting will be at 6:45 D. m.
 The evening worship service vii be at 7:30 o'clock. The subject fo evening thought will be "Ship"rcc' i Experiences
 The Ladies Aid society will mee on Wednesday afternoon at 2:3 o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Gcors Hanford.
 The mid-wcek prayer meetin will be held at the church on Thurs day evening at 7:S0 o'clock. Fol lowing the Thursday evening praEe meeting the first quarterly confer ence will be conducte5 by Distri' Superintendent Rev. Dr. William 1 Beach of New Haven.
 The church choir will meet fc rehearsal on Friday evening at 7:3 o'clock.
 Tine members q the kensnGto Epworth league will present thci play, "A Heart Of Gold in in Plainvillc Methodist church Wed nesday evening. This play vas sue ccssfully presented in the loca church a few weeks ago.
 kensington Congregational Churcl l The Sunday morning service Vi