New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1920, Page 9

GHURCH ACTIVITIES FOR COMING WEEK |- - Plans lor Christmas Being Cow pleted in All Churches All of the local ehurer®s have a buky seven days (..nr.‘-‘:r;.::-:l;':i- ‘weak. Meetings of oo™ be held in nvcru‘ of the churches and new appointments Will be made. A plan for a Christmas party at the Trinity Methedist church has been completed for Friday evening of this woek. Dpoings of the Methodists. This afternoon the Woman's Hoeme Misslonary society of the Trinity Alothodist church will hold a regular meeting. The Tuesday night class will hold & meeting at 7:45 in the evening. An appeal is being sent out by, the members of the Philathea tor all those who will volunteer to sing Christmas carols at the home of the slgk and shut-in on Christmas eve. On January 14 the Junior Ald soclety will serve the family supper. il ‘The luncheon to have been held Wed- ay night has been postponed until some time in February. On Tuesday avening all the young men and women of the chureh who are interested in forming & bowling league are asked to report at the Y. M C. A at 7:30 o'clock. A prayer meeting will be held at 7:456 o'clock on Thursday evening. he Probationers’ class will meet at olock on Friday and at the same jme there wi Christmas party r the sewing school girls and their ers. At the South Church. A meeting of the sta On Wednesday aft- ernoon at 3:30 o'clock there will be & meeting of the board of Iadles. The e¢hurch night service will be held on Thursday evening at 7:45. Following the church night service a twenty minute Bible study will be given under the direction of Rev. Hill. After je Mr. Fay, tho pastor's assistant, Il address the officers and teachers ool on “The Job of the The annual Every Member of the church was started and-will continue through- owt the week: | The following commit. tea has been appointed to sug oficers and committees for consider- stion at the annual church meeting: W. Pelton, H. D- Humphrey, W. A. House, Mra. E. B. ddy and Miss Flora Humphrey. The Young Women's Home Mis- slonary soclety of the IFirst Congrega- tional chureh will hold a supper and meeting at 6:30 o'clock on Tuesday wvening. At 4:30 o'clock on Wednes- day afternoon the girl scouts will meet and at 2:30 o'clock on Thurs. day afternoon the Armemlan Wom- an's Bibje class will meet. At §:30 o'clock an Thursday evening there will be & social supper hour at which Rev. . W. Maler will give a stereopticon lecture on “Childhood of many lands.” On next week Thursday evening Pro- feasor Marcus White of the State Normal school will give the third lec” of housewives have f: ey can t two-thirds of Ifl eough ; B l:.‘ eonn -F' at h-c 0 [ wro Pt result: t takes rl&h.1 n ordlnry cough ll Th that bou Get 24 ounces of Pinex from any l‘ pour it hlh) & pint bottle and sugar ayr to make & hfl'rlnt. If you p h‘r‘..-u clarified molasses, honey, or corn syrup, Instead of sugar syrup. Either way, it tastes koeps perfectly, and lasts A family & long time. It's truly astonishing how quickly it hets, penetrati through every nlr passago of the lu, beals the membranes, and gradually but ry the annoy! throat tickle and freaded cough disappear entirely. N better for bre: spasmodic eroup, hosrseness or bronehial asthma. Pinex is a special and highly concen- tmted compound of gesuine Norway nt[na;, known the world ‘!. st for “2%, ounces of Pinex” with mmuum and don’t aecopt anything dloe, Cuaranteed to give ahwolute s on or money g-Mlv rofunded _Pinex Co., Ft. yne. Ind. Famous pain in and ache Llni-x_ m‘yina rellef : RHEUMATIC i pinear? back n;uralgu overtaxed mus- cles, and ins from weather ex« posure, Cotr—-l ey don’t fight long agai the coun!tr-u'mluou that keep this old h friend E : instant use—a | aulc pe without rubbing, leaving no llun hiu. muss, or cl ‘s Liniment ~alning.’ monthly meeting of ;-Imrw society will ay afternoon at 3 ::-le:-':d © boy scouts will meet st 7:30 4= 'h® ovening. The new board sectors. will be elected at this r;mg of the Foreign Missionary so- P CHAMPION PLAYS WELL Miss Fragces Anderson Defeats Hoff- man and Brough Easily—Tackles Harder Opponents Tonight. Miss" Frances Anderson, holder of the woman's pocket billlard champion- ship, displayed her prowess with the cuo bafore a large crowd last night at Rogers’ Recreation Building. She has held and defended the title for sev- eral years, and her work last night showed the title to be in capable hands. W. Hoffman and C. Brough competed against the champion, the former losing 50 to 9, while Brough did a little bettyr losing 50 to 35. Be- fore the exhrbition, Miss Anderson demonstrated a number of fancy and trick shots, some of them which were shown here by Ralph Greenleaf, the American champion, several woeks ago. This afternoon at 4 o'clock, Miss Anderson played against D. Socoly and J. Daly, and this evening she stacks up against H. Alderman and R. A. Mooney. Both of the local players have good reputations. Miss Ander- son announced last night that she would meet any kix local players in a 300-point match, ture on “Chila The regu the Fonln-::‘l NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY DECEMBER TO PLAY PENN STATE, Harvard Also to Meet Indiana, Georgia and Centre. Cambridge Mass. Dec. 14.—The Harvard varsity football schedule for next season was ccmpleted yesterday, .| when final arrangements were made for a game with Centre College of Kentucky in the stadium on October 29, The Crimson becausc of a double- header on Sptember 24 with Middie- bury and Boston Umversity will play ten games instead of nine next Fall. Holy Cros, brown and Centre Col- lege have been retained for the early schedule. Penn State has been given a game two weeks before Harvard will meet Princeton. Two teams which have never before played at Cambridge are on the list for next Fall. They are University of Indmna and University of Georgia. The Princeton game on November 5 will be the only one the Crimson will play away from home. The schedule: Sept. 24, double-header with Boston University and Middlebury; Oct. 1, Holy Cross; 8 University of Indiana; 15 University of Georgia: 22, Pennsyl- vania State Collegé re College of Kentuoky: Princeton, at Princeton; 12, Tniversity; 19, Yale. COLLINS SELLS STOCK. Baltimore, Dec. 14.—While a New York train stood in a Philadelphia station yesterday Jack Dunn president. manager of the tionals completed a transaction with Eddie Collins, second baseman of the Chicago White Sox which made Dunn virtual owner of the Orioles. In ex- change tor 75 shares of the club stoek, Baltimore Interna- ' 14, 1920. Collins roceived a check for $9.500. Dunn now owns 1,000 of ‘the 1,250 shares issued by the club. LEWIS REGAINS TITLE Joe Stecher 1s Downed After 1 Hour, 41 Minutes and 56 Seconds of Pun- shing Work—Victor Uses Headlock. New York, Dec. 14.—A new world's champion wrestler was crowned at the Seventy-first Regiment Armory last night when KEd Strangler Lewis of San Jose, Cal. threw Joe Stecher in their title bout. Lewis pinned the shoulders of the former champion to the mat after one hour and forty-one minutes and fifty-six sconds of d and desperate struggzling on the of both men. He pinned Stecher's shoulders to the mat with a head and hip lock. This was the climax of fully ten minutes of as desperate wrestling as has been seen in New York in many years and the great e¢rowd was held almost breathless while the two big men tugged at each other with their favorite holds. Lewis with his deadly head lock and Stecher with the scis- sors hold which he made famous. Lewis finally conquered Stecher after he had worn him down with a series of seven head locks clamped on in a rapid suecession just as quickly as the farmer boy would break and get free. Stecher finally became so weak | and exhausted from the punishment he was subjected to that, when Lewis finally got a head and hip lock, the former champion could not resist his opponent and was rolled over onto his shoulders while the crowd rose in a tumult to acclaim the new cham- pion. GIFTS FOR MEN Practical, Wearable Things are sure to please. A REAL LIVE SANTA CLAUS; Invites you and your friends to bring the children to see him and hear the music at Besse-Leland’s. He will be in the store every afternoon starting Wednesday, December 15th until Christmas, from 3 o’clock until 6:00, and will give a candy cane to the children of New Britain and vicinity provided they are accompanied by an adult. No canes will be given childréen who are alone. There will also be a special concert every afternoon from 3 until 6 p. m. Please feel free to come here to look around. Our prices are right, our assortments are immense, beautiful and complete. LADIES’ ESPECIALLY INVITED. 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