New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1930, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1930. Ol Magnate's Representative On Directors' Board Resigns Upon Announcenient of Nale. FRENCH SENATOR PNOUNCES GIFT SAT CITY NOISES e-Breasted — ealth Official Sees Fear Dresses of Lace Stre Worn by Dancing Debs New Yorker Posts Bond In Meriden Auto ( rash is ruled REED GANGSTERS SOUTHINGTON WILL GREET OLDER BOYS Older Bogs Conference Opens Two Day Session May 9 'Y ? | Notices for publication on the church pagc must be received in the Herald office not later than Friday afternoon. Publication cannot be guaranteed if church items are received later than 3 yelock Friday, Church notices cannot be ac- cepted by telephone. CHURCHES First South hearsal p. m. choir rehearsal | 45 a. m.|preachin pastor, communion | |servite; 12:15 p. m. ‘Bible school | hour, membership contest; 6 p. m. | young . people’s meeting, leader, | Marion And p. m. evangelis- | tic servic ool We Thursday, re mother and lglous inst onsored by the{ Th p. m. prayer and Musical pro- | Praise rvice; choir practice, Christian Science Reformation 10 a. m. Sunday Special ser Hartford church coun- oon 1 o'cloch Matthew's jay, deaco o MELE: Mornin 10:45 o'cloc St pohn's (German) et nish ¢ Communion ¢ 1l follow the evening meeting will rehearse o © Y7 BOYS LOOK WITH LONGING TOWARD GAMP Local Institution Plans o Recall Former Tent Leaders to Took After New Britain Campers ions, and ex Second Advent LAD DROWNS IN CANAL al Bible Students’ Assn to ol 1 vas th v Hood: Missionary Sliiance BAPTIST CHURCH Morning . Olsen €:00—You Il preach. Sunday Communion and Reception classes for all, 12:10 of New Members service at 7 Address by illiam Ross George Richards of | 2T b IDEAL CHURCH™ Seck the Lovd ittee ments at aVenls 1564 —Asridge ano selo: "0 Saviour r Me” —G SR Conter Wednesd Organ Recital by Mr. H. Brew Thurse T4 Church Mid-Week Service Friday, 0—Woma ocicty Missionary program in charge of Emmanucl Gospel Mrs. Louis Dyson 10:30 a. m. prayer groups; | | g,nj A Vision of Citizenship message to children, niey street o'clock In the Heart of the City For the Heart of the City South Congregational Church Toors Cpen Motion Picture T LEGION A Striking Western Drama with the Well-Knownn Artist Fred Thomson | direction and the reports from the “:mrw:m comedy by Ernest Denny. |start at 2:15 p. m. at the First actress, played by Marian Fieber, who is a selfish, conceited little fool, Foreign Markets Firmer i/wno wccenss o samieation ot ner 2 little world as her rig d, who w never gives a thought about the Fmer OOIS‘ Repon other person. Through her selfish- = ness and vanity she nearly ruins her The Commercial Fappiness as well as the happiness r of other people in the her vanity, altho; Boston, May Bulletin of Boston today says mer street has been quiet 1gain this week. The demand favo fine wools, which in ver comes ¢ 5 rother. How she 1pply, while medium wools are r f is cleverly worked lected. Demand is not heavy i it TH story; the cngagement 1t makes one still very dispiriting with | laug to the other larze units closed enti nd sorry, both for light | her for him. All this gradual- strong, splendid o s 0gd fo tell here, ially on th - The cast is compose th AT o o coption of two, of who have been seen q to one man, she be- in other am prod William Jeffersen Vanity's finance, Frederick § Lord Ca t e other financ Dickengo . nd Hope Vanity's Sill evidently prospects of amendmen federal farm act Jlong wool trade cncour Buying in"t t is proc slowly, however, in viesr of the un. #nd Trer certainti cted into the by the p: p of the National never heard of Vanity, clena Doanc; Ada Kemp i Wool Marketing Corporation under H % : Wth Gibney; ard plan T hav en ery nity® cr, William Holcow Vanity's manager ' Red Is Ruling Hue For Summer Sport May 3 (P —America 3. it THESPIANS T0 GIVE LAST PLAY OF SEASON First Congregational Group to Pre- SHOOTS SELE AT GRAVI Sufficld, M - August H. Hau Last Offering of Season, 53, attempted sent “Vanity on Wednesday As May 7 @ last THE GBACE CHURCH U. AL M. Hall, Sunday, Mas York il at Mr. Olsen Rey Thila- delphin by ! € the DBusiness Men's Exvangelistic Mr. George Richards of Woodbury, a Moody graduate, will conduct the evening service at 7:00 o’clock Sundny School follows the morning service, 12:10 o'clock STANLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH 230 m. m. and 12 noon—Church School 10243 8. m.—Morning Worship COMMUNION SERVICT A cordial invitation to this “Communits Chureh” on The Fast side! PEOPLE’S CHURCH OF CHRIST Morning Worship—10:43 A M Lyening Service—7:00 P, M Mr. Harry Pinder, of Plainville, will spenk at botly services “While T Jive will T praise the Lard; I will sing praises anto ms (nd while I have any being."—Psalm 146:. “at Do We Mean By Praying Thy Kingdom Come?”’ You are invited again to hear Mr. Joseph W. Huntress of Boston, Mass., on this interesting topic. Come and bring your friends. Seats [ree No Collection SUNDAY, MAY 4th 3:30 P M. ODD FELLOWS HALL 144 ARCH ST. First Church of Christ M.—Sunday Church School . M —Sacrament of the Lord's Supper Adniission of New Members Communion Sermon by the Pastor “REALITY IN RELIGION" . M.—Men's Bibld Class . M.—Communion Service, Armenian Congregation . M.—P’eng Yu Club 0 P. M.—Young People’s Society A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL! Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church 10:45 A. M.—SACRAMENT OF THE LORD'S SUPPER 6:15.P*M.—YOUNG PEOPLE'S SERVICE 7:30 P. M'—COMMUNITY SERVICE OR WORSHIP Congregational and Chorus Sinping Brief Practical Message on “TREES AND ME This evening service is planned for those who cannot attend church in the morning, those who have no church home, and those who desire a brief helpful period of worship at the close of the day. Most Cordial Welcom: to All to All Scryices