New Britain herald., 1925-09-25
FRAGRANT FEATURE OF RALLY SUNDAY
Methodist Church School to Present "The Gift Of Light"
NO ELECTION INTEREST
Legion Auxiliary Has Successful
 Whist and Plans Others-Stand-
 ard Steel Bowlers Knock 'Em Down--Atty. Conlon'S Sister Dies

A pageant, entitled "The Gift of Light" will be the feature of the Plainville M. F. church rally day. which will be observed Sunday. In this pageant all the various forms of light are represented by the chill dren. the whole being an allegoricaA depletion of the blessings of illumi- nation. There will be other numbers on the program. which is as follows: 23rd PsaIm-Third Year Primary Class.
 The Sunday School Chain--Flora- belle Parker. Eleanor Teach- mann, Cora McCann, Wilma
 Buys, Mae Williams
 A Thank You Messago''-Pauline
 White
 Pageant-"The Gift of Light"
 Cast:
 sunbeams-Alice Maynard. Pear
 White. Betty Marcham, Caro- | line Morse.
 Flowers-Pauline White, Eleanor
 Ball Edith Williams, Sara Liv-
 ingstone.
 soloist-Mrs. Phillip Morse. Lighthouse-John Marcham.
 Automobile Light-Burton Norton Street Light--Clinton Smith.
 Lantern--Lloyd Roper
 ashlight--Burton Distn. Oil Can--Albert Ball. Lump of Coal-Morrill Towle,
 Mother-Miss Esther Furrey. Jack-Harold Williams. Jane-Helen Norton ! C1randm Earle Smith.
 Promotions from one departmen to another will also he made Sun day and diplomas awarded to th' graduates. Those who will be award ed certificates arc as follows
 From cradle roll to beginners class: Mildred Janet Hoffman, liar old Edward Fox, Marion Bate Morse, William James Simpson. LOT raine Brewster Hals cad, George Al ' bert Taylor, Walter Robert Schoher , Alfred Wesley Stewart. Edith Eliza , beth Williams, Philip Henry klatt' From beginners class to first yea of primary departments; Rober [ Broadwel Clean Glaban, Fla, , Smith. James Taylor, Kenneth Pecl < Beatrice Rogers, Helen Norton Reg inald Smith, William Buys, Richar [ White, John Allen Peck. Malcor l Smith, Pearl White. Pauline Simon | Harriet Holt, Frances Holt,
 From the primary to the lunlc e departments: John Nelson Marchan = Arthur Albert Ball. Jr, Burto :, Francis Distin, Clifford Albert Stu |, geon, Leonard Harry BroadWel : Morrill, Towlc, Edward Griffin, Dor c Furry, Doris Scherr, Helen Peplov = Eleanor Teachman, Marguerite She1 ,, wood, Dorothy Dunbar, Malvin l. Griffin, Wilma Buys, florahcl '' Parker.
 5. No political Interest l. Interest in politics here seems o be almost as violent as q dead c'a'
 in a straight jacket, since there is !
 issue" which either party hi e raised to arouse the voting populac if Plainville being usually repuhlica h town by overwhelming vote. the q has been no really tcverish can e paign since the prohibition amen
 ment put an end to the annual
 cense struggle. Both parties ha st nominated tickets for the town ele 'd ton, which will be held on Monda s October 6, but neither side pla
 anything in the nature of a car Of paign.
 a The chairmcn of two committee os however, wish to get out the enti q, vote of the town, and the real cal st paign this year will be to bring 0
 as large percentage Of the voh 2d strength as possible. It is only a majority vote that majority opini sh can govern, and efforts will be ma
 to have as large a number of No' m cast as possible.
 hH Auxiliary Whist H. The whist party given last nia
 by Brock Barnes unit was very st