New Britain herald., 1925-06-13
CHILDREN'S DAY
 IN THREE SCHOOLS
Stanley Memorial, MethOdists and Peoples Churches Exercises

Tomorrow will be Chlldren's Day in the Methodist. Peoples and Stan ley Memorial churches. Special exercises for and by tho children will be observed.
 In Trinity Methodist church, in the morning parents will bring ba- bies to be baptized.
 The cradle roll. beginners, pri- mary and junior departments of the church school will have a part in the service. The scripture will be reeited by Elizabeth Sjovall and the story "The Birth. of Children's Day" by Gladys Smith.
 A unique feature of the morning is the baby procession. The begin ners will lead the parade. followed by the children of the cradle roll. sqme walking and some in decorated ''go-carts," The "Welcome Son" Is to be sung by the beginners depart ment and recitation given by Mrs. Sherrod Skinner. The little Thank You" song will be sung by Louise Hermann and the prayer offered by Ruth Ramsay. A framed picture containing the names of the cradle roll babies has been presented to the church. It will be formally accepted by the pastor and after the service will hang in the church vestibule.
 The evening service at 7:15 o'clock will be in charge of 8 membership class which has been under training since Easter. Others will join on confesson of faith and by letter. Members of the Philathea class will serve as ushers and certificates of satisfactory work in the recent lead ership training class will be pre- sented to a number of young ladies.
 The program will be as follows: Hymn onward" by junior depart
 ment.
 Apostles Creed by church member
 ship class.
 Scripture reading by Barbara Foster Recitation "1Me Ideal Choice" by
 Howard Fox.
 I1yIlH U MdSleT "OrhIldu Dy
 junior department.
 Presentation of certificates to lead
 ership training class. Hymn story by Virginia Andrews. Review of work of the church meln-
 bership class. What the Church Expects of It's
 Members" by Caroline Ripple.
 class of 1924.
 Reception of members, Benediction,
 Peoples
 The program at the Peoples l church will include singing by the !. school, prayer by Rev. Lyman s. Johnson, consecration of children, and recitations and exercises in which the following will take part:
 Welcome" Winslow Perry; reel I tation. Woodrow Kloiber; Not Me, But You" Stewart Holcomb; exer- else, Dorothea Lawrence, Jeannette Knowles. Forrest Hart and Junior Swanson; Keep Smiling" Tudor Freeman; If Flowers Could Talk" Shirley Capen; When It Comes Children's Day" Helen Hopkins; Gods Care" Ellen Marie Futile; "Buttercups," Phyllis Perry.
 Song, Carol Baker: recitation, AL fred Nordgren; exercise, Tn the Kings Garden" Lorain Woram. FL sie Fowler, Carol Baker, Lois Webb md Alice Moore: song, Ruth Brown; Look Ahead" Lorain Woram; What Can I Do?", Carol Baker; Jesus Bids Us Shine" Stewart Scranton; exercise. If I Were Flower" Daisy Dennison, Virginia AIthea Holcomb, Clara Nyack; God Cares For AL" Daisy Oennison; Elisha At Dothan," Clara Nyack: Loving Service" Burton Hart and Sigfrid Nordgren: We Can Do Something" Richard 1olcomb, Herbert Knowles and Bud--f lie Hall: Which Path Shall rake?", Allan Mills; exercise, Com 'ades of the Cross" Fannie Knowles, 1 .ydia Kloiber. Lillian Trombley, cecilia Atwood, Gladys Henneburg, Edith Hoyt, Constance Taylor, AL 7 ina Baehr, Clara Knowles and Vivian HouRh.