Annual church society meeting attended by many
The seventh annual meeting of the church society was held on Thursday with strong attendance. Reports were given by Miss Annie S. Parker and the secretary. The society mourns the loss of co member Mrs. who passed away in December 1918. Officers chosen included President Miss Annie S. Parker, Secretary Miss Ellen, Treasurer Mrs. Seneca Pratt, Directors Miss A. P. Philander Williams, Mrs. Archie Lord, Mrs. Saunders, and Mrs. Edward Kel. Afterward tea was served as remembrances were exchanged for members who could not attend.
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Society of the Church
Annie S. Parker
Society Mourns Co
Ifp
Annie S
Ellen Retary
Seneca Pratt
Eliza Se
A. P. Philander Williams
Archie Lord
Saunders
Edward Kel
Roscoe Doane
Edwards
Arle Clarke
Iliam Mack
Hadlyme
Beebe
Brown
Dow-Woods
Reiss
Essex Lumber
and & Co
Deep River
Ivoryton
Stueck
Stow
Hutchinson
Peterson
A. Mezio
Grange No. 158 carries out best semi annual harvest
Grange No. 158 held its semi annual harvest last evening with a large turnout. Members from nearby granges including Higganum Killingly Neck Clinton and others attended. Deputy Bailey of Adam Neck grange inspected and praised the work.
Local Mothers' Club Elects Officers May 2
In Middlefield at the Mothers' Club election the officers chosen include W L Morgan as president G B Hawkes as first vice president Mrs Henry Maier as second vice president Mrs Harold Burnham as treasurer LaVerne Dudley as secretary Strickland resigns in Washington and returns to Cherry Street. Holy Communion service at the Congre s church Sunday morning followed by U P S program at 7 30 with fi and consecration service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
W. JL. Morgan
G. B. Hawkes
Henry Maier
Harold Burnham
LaVerne Dudley
Strickland
Washington
D. C
Congres Church
U. P
Stueck
Wey & Hutchinson Green
E. L. Martin
Mornip
Epworth League
Local Theatre Review Notes Middday Visit and Play
Gilliam Middle Haddam residents report H Selden's return for a short visit in New. A new rehearsal of Matds Match-makers was held last evening at Ever. The club met with Mrs. last evening amid a light social gathering.
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Haddam
H. Selden
Haddam Neck to Skip Church Services May Fourth
No Congregational church services will be held in Haddam Neck on May 4 due to the pastor's absence. A whist and social event organized by Stub and the YMCA will take place at the hall on Saturday under their auspices.
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Congregational Church
Cial
Stub and
Y.M.C
Deep River Car Crash Leaves Two Cars Badly Damaged
A collision on an afternoon in Deep River left both vehicles heavily damaged. One car bore the number 33645 and was a total wreck. Nearby, Russell Hurlburt of Hartford accompanied Mr Rankin. Rev Byron Hatfield travels to Beaufort South Carolina for a college commencement address where daughter Jessie Hatfield teaches. Rev William A Tate of the Yale School of Religion will preach at the local Congregational church. The social club met with whist prizes won by Norman Tyler and Mrs Joseph B Schlick. Letters awaiting at the post office include Tony Bazarini Carl Samuelson and G S Specter. Sergeant Louie R Zeigra has returned from Camp Devens and will resume work at the Player Piano factory. Rev and Mrs Byron A Hatfield returned from a Brown University tour to see their son Byron. Henry Taber, recently ill with pneumonia, is improving and expected to recover. Mrs Maude Fox and two children plan a Sunday visit to Westbrook. Tonight’s town hall program features a dancing class reception. Public Market at 480 Main Street Middletown advertises low prices and Green bison stamps.
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Rankin
Russell Hurlburt
Hartford
Byron Hatfield
Beaufort
S. C
Jessie Hatfield
William A. Tate
Yale School of Religion
Tony Bazarini
Carl Samuelson
G. S. Specter
Louie R. Zeigra
Camp Devens
Player Piano Factory
Byron A. Hatfield
Brown University
Providence
Byron
Henry Taber
Middlesex Hospital
Maude Fox
Westbrook
Town Hall
Main Street
Stueck
Old Saybrook Notices and Local Tidbits
Old Saybrook May 2 notes Edwin Doherty gains outdoor time after a week on foot. Church services listed for St Johns Grace Episcopal First Congregational and others with Sunday school schedules. Local residents Judge Burke and Mrs Burke return from Brooklyn. Bates visits New Haven. Elks banquet attended. Tug Sachem out of service to Calves Island anchorage. One cent sale May 7–10 at Neidlinger's Westbrook with Fenway chocolates and Prince Albert tobacco among other items.
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Old Saybrook
Ralph S. Taintor
New York City
Edwin Doherty
St. John’s Church
Grace Episcopal Church
First Congregational Church
William E. Burke
Brooklyn
N. Y
Saybrook Point
Charles Bates
New Haven
William Bates
B. B. Warren
Carl Warren
James Pratt
M. J. Golden
Middletown
Elks
Sachem
Calves’ Island
Fenway
Prince Albert Tobacco
Neidlinger’s Drug Store
Westbrook
Conn
Ady
Don t Starve Your Cows Say Hoards Dairyman
National Crop Improvement Service blames dairymen for underfeeding cows and cites ignorance of feed values. A. C. Palmer argues three benefits of ready mixed feeds, including price stability, knowledge, and efficiency via machinery. He notes feed 75 percent of production, urges use of by product feeds with home grown roughage and silage.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Seine
A. C. Palmer
Hoard
Dairyman
Honest Galveston burial plea from a grieving wife
An elderly Black woman visits a Galveston undertaker to arrange her husband’s burial. She describes him as a good man and speaks with plain, earnest sentiment about his life and memory. The fragment highlights local dialect and a personal, intimate moment in a community setting.
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Veston
Galveston
Ham
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Thelma
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di Neck
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Bailey
Adam Neck Grange
We & Hutchinson
Princess
Cavalieri the Beautiful Italian
House of Hate
Coming Bay
Mary Pickford
Johanna
Middlefield
Gilliam—Middle
Johnson’s Market
O. D. Schultze & Son
Mother Cook
Teco
Self Rising
Ceresota
Hamburg
Sperry & Barnes
C. A. Johnson
Prop
Direct Importing Co
Washington St
Stueck's
California
Campbell’s
Kellogg’s
Domino
Victor
Goodrich
Maine
Cove Oysters
Wilson
Pure Fruit
Osborn’s
Ralston’s Food
Krumbles
Pkg
Pettyjohn
Borden
Clarke
College St
Smith & Quirk
Odd Fellows
Cash Grocers
Main St
Middlesex
Mr. Lamb
Grove Beach
York State
Guilford
Warner’s Macaroni
Campbell’s Soups
Florida
Heinz Pickles
National Biscuit Cookies
H.H. Frazier
Sperry & Hutchinson
Creamery
Heinz
Gobel’s
Delicatessen
Frankforts
Bologna
Kelly
Pearl ST
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