New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-09
CHURCHES OBSERVE
DAY FOR CHILDREN
Congregational and Methodist
Churches Plan Exercises
CASSIDY LEADS BATTERS
Tops Dusty League sluggcrs With
.'1i-Hartforu Team Here To-
morrow-suggcst White WAY For
Ncntcr-lhurCh Noticcs-Bricfs.

! special exercises in observance of
tnlldrens Day will be held tomor-
! LOW at the Congreg ational and Meth
/ odist Episcopal churches. The pu-
! pills in the church schools will take
prominent parts in the programs.
! and there will be presentations of
awards 10 the children.
/ The program at the Methodist
| church Will be as follows:
! Professional
Solo-l Think When l read That
Sweet Story of Old
Lucy Rogers
Baptism
Hymn-saviour Like a Shepherd
Lead Us ........ Congregation
/ keclta'lon-Welcome >. Pearl White
Song Little Eyes to Look to
| God ......... Beginners Dept.
Eecitation-A True Story ....
................ Marian klatt
Observation-Disclosures Verses
Betty Marchand. Lucy Coons. Marian
I klatt, Helen Furrcy, Carol Morse.
Elizabeth Klatt, Alice Maynard,
| Helen Fox
, Song-Jesus Wants Me For a Sum
| beam .......... Primary Dept.
Recitation-keep Smiling .....
| .,-.......,.... HarCld Lamb
| Exercise-Loving Service
Kenyon Ellis, George Taylor. James
Taylor, Malcolm Smith
Son-God Is Love
Ruth Brooks. Dorothy Macleod,
Eleanor Ball, Harold Lamb
Recitation-The Sunbeams ....
.............. Helen Norton
/ Hymn-By Cool Siloams Shady Rill
............ Congregation
Pageant-We've a Story to Tell to
the Nations
The following are those taking
part:
Doris Schcrr, Gladys Furrey. Doris
Furrev. Mildred Ruchas. Elsie Kott.
Florence Coons. Helen Peplow. Ger
trude Peplow. Helen Sturgeon, May
Williams. Hazel Simonz.
Hymn--Stand Up, Stand Up For
Jesus ........... Congregation
Benediction-
The Congregational church pro
gram was printed in the Herald
earlier in the week.
Cassidy Leads Hittcrs
Cassidy, smuggling outfielder OF the
Trumbull Electric team is leading
the Industrial league hit,ers at the
conclusion of the first round OF play,
| having smashed out five hits in sew
en- trips to the plate for an average
of IA. This percentage. compiled
in two games. gives him the call
over Duffy of the Peck Spring Co,
and Derazio of the Temcos for these
have perfect averages Of 1000 but
have played in only one game. Each
has batted safely on two occasions.
Second place is held by Schwah. the
Peck Spring shortstop, who has gone
to bat eight times and hit safely
five times for an average Of .6c5.
Babich of the Temcos has scored
SchNab are tied tor the greatest
number of hits with FIVE each
Ewald Of the Temcos has hit the
only home run of the season to date.
All told, % mon are hitting 800 or
better. these figures including all
games played. The 500 hitters arc
tho following:
Duffy. Peck Spring, 1000: Deraz-
10. Trumbull Electric, 1000; Cas-
sidy. Trumbul Electric. IA.
Schwab. Peck Spring. .6c5: Yaco-
BELLS. Standard steel. 500. Gnir.
Standard Steel, 500; E"sld, Trum-
bull Electric. 500: Goeb, Peck
Spring. 800: Gnazzo. Peck Spring,
500: W. Toll. Businessmen. .444;
Babch Trumbull Electric, .4o9: ".
Cunningham, Businessmen, .4co:
Sataline. Businessmen. .429: Fregau.
Standard Steel, 400: Silvero. Trum-
bull Electric. 400: Cavanaugh. Peck
Spring. .375: Miller, Trumbull Elec-
trio. .375: Derby. Trumbull Electric.
.375; Levine. Businessmen. 1888:
Cram rton. Businessmen. $50; S.
Smith, Businessmen, 1888; Thrall,