New Britain herald., 1920-11-20
HAWVULE NEWS RED GROSS NEEDS BIG MEMBERSHIP Drive To Be Carried Over Until
 Monday
 NORTON-STONE NUPTIALS Football Game Tomorrow-Nlctllod- ist Church Pageant-Accepts Res ignarion of PaStOr-OroSAng Re- paired-Church Notices.
NORTON-STONE NUPTIALS

Plainville is far behind in its drive for members for the Red Cross. With the subscriptions received yes terday. there totals a membership or only $50. There should be double this number by this time those in charge say. Last year a membership of 1000 was enrolled and this many was desired at this roll call. The drive will be continued until Monday. It is hoped that this may help some to- wards enlarging the membership. The booths will he open until 9 o'clock this evening. They will be in charge of Mrs. Charles Clark and Miss Sadie Wheeler. Yesterday the booths were in charge of Mrs. Henry Trum- bull. Those who assisted her were: Mrs. Frank Wheeler. Mrs. Howard LaField. Mrs. Ivan Farrar, Mrs. John Trumbull, Florence and Esther Trum- bull and Hazel Rogers. The towns people are urged to support the cause and make a good showing for the town. The officials of the Red Cross have worked hard in the inter ests of the drive and should not be disappointed in the number of mem- bers they wished to have.
 Norton-Stone Wedding,
 Miss Nina Stone of Bristol and Irv- ing Norton. youngest son of Gilbert Norton of Lake avenue. Bristol, were quietly married yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the Bristol Methodist church parsonage. Rev. MT. Dorches- ter performed the ceremony They were attended by John Whitman and Miss Dorothy Ferris. MT. and Mrs. Norton left on short wedding trip and will make their home at Lake avenue, Bristol. when they return. The wedding was a surprise to their many friends as Miss Stone was ten- dered a shower Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. N. Norton of West Main street. Plainville. They am nounced their wedding to take place next month.
 Football Tomorrow.
 The local Nfootball tteaw will clash with the fast Athletics Of Hartford so- morrow afternoon at Rockwell's Field The game will be called at 3 o'clock New players will be seen on the local line up and fast game is assured the tans' Their support is needed and it is hoped there will be large attend ance.
 Methodist Church Pageant.
 
 Methodist church. starting at ' o'clock, the pageant, The Coming of Truth" will be presented. The nag cant will be under the auspices of the sunday school scholars Miss Lillian Manchester is in charge and reports successful rehearsals. Many of the characters/in the play will be earbed to represent their parts. Some who will participate are:M. Tranmer. who VIII represent the world; war Ran- dolph stewart; law, Miss Ethel Teach man; science. Wesley Dobson: indus try Melvin Rogers; education. Miss Boardman; Church of Christ. Merton Lamb and Miss Dorothy Rogers will nave the part of Truth. The public has been invited to, attend the nag cant. Special music will feature ,be evenings entertainment when vocal and Instrumental selections will be rendered.
 Congregational Meeting.
 The, special meeting of the Congre- gatlonal church was held at the par Tors last night. Action was taken on the resignation of Rev. E. C. Gillette.