New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1929, Page 14

i I ¢ { 14 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1929. A IRE At crouch unlig dentl WP LHBY MAYSIE GRELG 8 g B ESCAPT URY HUSB st resemblance | bore not the o Closi ough ol disappointment of hort, stocky figure sank \ ynversation che oliter ad Lo _ | nately placed, a share in their abun- | PR 3 b L ile no doubt dance, and that they gather at their Gl Scouiicounc gl ENoldsa mete 3 CortaniAn e accustomed places of worship. there |ins on November 13, at 4 o'clocts \par to render up thanks to Almighty| All scouts who wish to be award. 4t the Scout office. Mrs. L. L. War- - 5 ! Tucf hoseclihana A0 ST B T 50 I Godl for ik nv bIE gs upon | cd merit hadges have already start-|1en of Curtis strect, commissionus n a2 ) deive hop | ruth and in diffusion of knowledge. | Jo0 "OF IS RAAY G CERTES MPOC| ) 16" make surc that their n | Wil tell -of her trip and experien o ! o Lducational sortunitics have at the National Girl Scout conven morrow’s chapter. HOOVER ISSUES HOLIDAY NOTICE Thanksgiving ~ Proclamation Urges Public Observance . Once A motion- ional prosperity t of Proclamation set Noven e 11 proclamation the day of Thanksg prais united people | th one voice in | on a mation in the throat ick with eag t in her 0 a close, The ¢ e man, when he aic unexampled | Both capital industry have been quantity and valuc Novembe thanksgiving, that all our people on tha: day res from their daily work al prosperity. as a day of ¢ Assured home steadily enla Enduring _ | soodness, “In wit unto set whercof my resolution to c of Almi refore, I, He devote ty God hundred and twenty-nir independence of tes, the one hundred the Unite t Hoov- | S t I Iave here- and and caused to he and of d and fifty- President of the United States of | fourth A ic work of the New Britain Girl l rica, do appoint and set aside | labor have enjoyed an excep- | Thursday, the twenty-eighth day of | national and do rccommend that they | should cxtend to others less fortu- Jy more secure, |affixed the great seal of 'he United tions. ) ind new knowledge | States [ 1 toeke of Hartrord || 2T Buaranieed Remedy been recorded, | at the City of Washington, [state Brown Owl in charge of th= | _ Q .il’;-.;.q;*;,_-'.{,zem’;.““.f.::: er wisdom may th day of November, in the|Brownie work in- Connecticut, will Y 1s convenient and eaaytoapoly. Youk should accept thesc r of our Lord one thousund. nine |start a for Brownie lca EN HERBERT HOOVER, Chev i, has plans for start- 2 (Seal) |ing several Brownie Packs in this arc the part of th ] sresident: RY city. Brownie | Scout program for girls of $ to @ Girl Scout &ews or 12 years of age An ex-committec meeting of th arc registered at the Scout offic the last day for registration is No vember 13. Many girls have alreadv signed up for two or more cxamina- | tion at New Orleang. on Wednes: ovember 13 45 at the Lincoln school. Mrs. Rich ard White, chairman of the Brown ! 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