New Britain herald., 1930-07-02

the physlcal, economic, pOlltlcdl, sO- cial and moral gains made under prohibition. Mrs. Mary E. Welles is in charge of the program.
 Pastors Conference
 The pastors will hold four meet ings during the week, from Tues day to Friday in the Bristol cottage. Dr. Stidger will be in charge. The themes will be as follows: When Preaching Has Wings" Preaching Out of the Overflow" "Cultivating the Homiletic Mind" and Variety of Sermonic Vehicles"
 A Young Peoples devotional hour will be held each evening at 6:30 o'clock under the direction of Mrs. H. R. Brennan.
 The singing will be under the di- rection of Miss Lois W. Beach, who will form and direct a choir. Curtis M. Salisbury will aid in the Satur- day night music and will sing at all the services On Sunday, August 5.
 Various Meetings
 The men of the State Federation of Mems Bible classes with their wives will hold an outing at the camp grounds on Saturday, July 2s, and will attend the evening service.
 The annual meeting Of the Camp Ground association will be held in the auditorium on Wednesday, July 30. at 1:f5 o'clock.
 The Connecticut Chautauqua as sembly, with it's usual attractive pro- gram, meets August 5, and con- tinues until August IF.
 Organized Sports
 Organized sports under the di- rection of Rev Roy NJ. Terry of New Haven will be held every day from 10 5:30 o'clock. There are now two tennis courts in good con- dition. the baseball diamond will be urday afternoon games between church teams will be staged. There will also be volley ball and quoits as usual and swimming at Rockwell park.
 A sale of fancy and useful articles will be held during the week on the porch of the Gladd inn.
 It will be held under the auspices of the Improvement association.
 The officers of the association are as follows: President, W. D. Beach vice president. A. T. Bierkan: secre- tary, W F.. Jennings; treasurer and executive officer, l.. A. Gladdings; trustees. Dr. B. F. Beardsley, |. S. Clark. Fred Kelsey, George s. Strat- ton, J. B. Woolson, H. R. Crockett, J, R. Ensign and B. D. McClean
 Chamber Meeting Postponed
 The July meeting Of the directors and members of the Plainville Chamber Of Commerce scheduled to be held tomorrow evening has been postponed. according to an an nouncement today by President Will | liam B. Vincent. It was found ad. visable to postpone the meeting due 1 10 the holiday as many of the di- rcctors will be out of town Nc urgent matters are pending before ! the chamber that will make a meeting necessary.
 Concert This Evening 1 Despite the numerous showers yesterday afternoon and evening the strawberry festival held in hon, or of the day that the George D Mastin property went into posses sion of the town as a site for z many ways and the committee 1T charge announced today that s30' had been taken in. Of this amour slO0 was realized through the sal. of tags and so0o in the sale of foot and novelties.
 The only disappointment in the program was the postponement o the concert scheduled for the eve ming The committee found it advis able to call the concert off because of the rain. Plans were completed tt hold the concert this evenil at tn, Mastin property. Music will be fur nished by the Thomaston Marin, band, The sale of food and novelties will be resumed this afternoon anc evening.
 To Take Hygiene Course
 Announcement was made today that Miss Katherine Daly. visiting nurse will take course in menta 1 hygiene during the conference tc be held at the Connecticut college for Women in New London from June 5o 10 July 19. During her ab' sence, Miss Holmquist, registered nurse, will take care of her dutie. here.
 Mrs. Grace M. Be,ins Funeral services for Mrs Grac, NJ Bevins, s2. Of 70 Whiting street who died at her home early yester. day morning. will be held tomorrow | afternoon at o'clock at the home instead Of o:30 o'clock as previous ly announced. Rev. J. Roy Wilker. son, pastor Of the Congregations i church, will officiate if he arrive. home from the south in time. Buria