New Britain herald., 1926-10-23
CHURCH SCHOOL IN A UNIQUE SERVICE
.CongregationalS Plan Consecra-
 tion for Religious Instruction

tlOn fOr Religious Instruction The Sunday morning service of worship at the First Church of Christ will center around a service of conservation for religious cduca- tion. The usual order of service will be observed with the exception that there will be special numbers by the children. All of the children of the Sunday church school will at tend a portion of all of the morning services in the church. The kinder garten children will be brought into the church during the singing of the noyology, largely as an object les son with the call to worship. The smaller children will be likened to those children Christ set down in the midst of his disciples 10 teach them the lesson of humility.
 John Scott will represent the primary department by speaking from memory portion of the Scrip Iui v lNSSoii. ulIlCl DoSS eiil SlI 10 will repeat in unison from memory the 23rd Psalm. The intermediate senior young people will sing How ard Arnold Walters hymn 'I Would Be True" Charles Neale's Sunday school class of boys will receive the offering. Rev, T. A. Greene will de- liver a charge to the parents and teachers showing their responsibil- ity for the religious education of youth. Louis r. Slade, chairman of the committee on religious educa- tion, will respond to this charge. Rev, Warren M. Blodgett will preach a chidren's sermon.
 Letters have been sent out to all of the parents of children in the Sunday school and to the officers and teachers. An unusually large attendance of parents and teachers is expected. The boys and girls in the junior department and the young people in the intermediate senior department voted last Sunday to remain throughout the entire service.
 Miss Dorothy Latham has charge of the decorations and the church will be especially decorated for the occasion. Special music has also been arranged one of the features being an antiphon by Rev. MT. Greene and the choir.
 The teachers and officers of the Sunday church school who will be consecrated at the Sunday morning service of worship in the church are as follows:
 Officers and Teachers
 Supervisor, Rev. Warren NJ 8lodgett general superintendent, A. Tyson Hancock: general secretary assistant secretary and treasurer. Leon c. Bradley; library committee, Miss Addie Banister, chairman: li- brarian, Miss Genevieve Apelgren: scoutmaster, Rev. Warren M. Blodg- cit: assistant scoutmaster. Kermet F.. Parker; Girl Scout captain, Mrs. Fred J. Gross; cradle roll superin- tendent. Miss Mary s. Whittlesey.
 Beginners Department
 Superintendent. Miss Elsie M. Miles; teachers, Miss Lucy Clarkson. Miss Mary Lockwood
 Primary Department
 Superintendent, Mrs. A. N. Abbe; teachers. Mrs. Hubert s. Blake, Miss Louise Holcombe, Miss Dorothy Latham. Mrs. Millcent Leavtt. Miss Gladys Raber. Mrs. D. Clark Smith, Mrs. Frank D. Smith. Mrs. A. E. Williams; secretary, Miss Clarissa F. Bentley; pianist, Miss Frances r. Parker.
 Junior Department Superintendent, Miss Marion C.. Robb; teachers, Fred Andres. Miss Elizabeth Apelgren, Miss Dorothy Case, Edward Christ. Miss Margaret Christ, Mrs. F. w. Clary. Miss Hazel Dohrenwend, Mrs. Earl Kisselbrack; ; secretary, Miss Frances l. Norton; pianist, Mrs. Flavia LeMay.
 Intermediate Senior Department Superintendent. D. Clark Smith ; teachers. w. E. Ingham. Miss Helen Mann, Miss Marie E. May, Charles | F, Neale, Miss Eva Raber, AleXan- der H. Scott. Mrs. Alexander Tom kins, F. l.. Warren, Miss Laura Weible, Miss Doris Williams; pianist, Miss Barbara Troop; musical direc- tor, Miss Doris Bradley.
 Adult Department
 Superintendent, Edward c. Brad 1 ley: teachers, the mothers class, ! Mrs. Marcus White; the mems Bible class, Rev. Theodore A. Greene.