New Britain herald., 1930-12-18

pageant and song, will be given. At the close the classes Of the church school and other organizations of gifts" 10 the altar. In order that the service may proceed without inter- ruption, those planning to be pres cnt are requested to be in their places before o'clock.
 The program for the service is given below:
 Organ prelude
 Scene 1-Nhile shepherds watch
 their flocks.
 Scene 2-The aGoratlon of the shep-
 herds.
 Scene 5-Thc coming Of the Magi Presentation of white gifts. Benedction.
 Cast Mary-Lucilla Ryder. Joseph--Charles Webster. epherds-P Philip sherman, Lloyd
 Holden. Russell Smith and Alden
 Keeling.
 Malcolm Gillis, Louis Olson
 and Frank Widger AnGels-Eleanor Bartlett, Florence
 Widger, Emily ParselI, Muriel
 Gwillim, Helen Olson, Olive Price,
 Helene Brodcn, and Edith Mac
 Leod.
 The committees are as follows:
 Director Of tableaus-Mrs. Russell smith.
 Reader-Nrs, Howard Smith.
 Organist-RaIph Lowry.
 Soloists-Mrs. Dorthy McCrsy, Orrin Baker, Mrs Howard smith, J. Wendell Yeo and Mir, Strung.
 Music-Young peoples choir.
 Costumcs-Mrs. Charles Sherman. Mrs. Beveridge, Mrs. Hackett. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Ralph Seymour and Mrs. Widger-
 Properties-Mr, Abeu. Mr. Car lisle. MT, Benjamin. Harold L. Newell and class.
 ights-Arthur Brldgeman and Roland Hale
 Makeup-Miss Louise Andrie and Mrs. Martin.
 Ushers-Alpha class.
 ecorations-Miss Mary Drake. assisted by members Of the high school department.
 General direCtor-Louise NcConn.
 During the week preceding Christ mas, each department Of the church school is planning i,s own Christmas party in the parish house. The pri- mary department will have its party on Monday from 1 10 | o'clock in the afternoon The high school de- partmen. on Tuesday at 7:3o p. m; the Kindergarten and nursery. We'd nasday, from 1 10 r m. and the juniors Christmas eye at : ?. m. Parents of the children are welcome at any of the parties.
 Another Letter For santa
 Santa Claus has received another letter from Plainyillc child asking 10 be remembered Christmas. The letter reads as follows: Dear Santa Claus:
 Bring mo q real baby and also q doll, q collar for Teddy a doll, car rjaoc and doll for my cousin Bring my brother fire truck and radio. We have moved from Maple 10 School street so don't get lost" Donates Silver Cup Governor John H. Trumbun off cially opened the annual New Eng land poultry exposition at the Caval- ry armory on Pennington avenue n Hartford yesterday afternoon. There are about 3o0 exhibitors in the show which will be held daily from h a. In. to 10 ?. m. IL win close Saturday cv ming.
 The governor leads the donors Of ! prizes with q silver cup that will go to the owner of tn" bird judged best in the show" Boy scout Activities
 ..ll scouts and cubs Of Troop 4 are requested to bring food or can ned goods for the poor Of the town 10 tho meeting on Monday evening. Scoutmaster Albert D. Hemingway urges all scouts and cubs to keep this matter in mind.
 Public Installation
 4 public installation of the newly elected officers ot PlauyiIlc Grange for the year 193i will be held at the next meeting on January .. The officers will be installed by Past Master Charles H. Curtis and State Lecturer Mrs. C. II, Curtis, Orbert Clark has called meeting ot the oniccrs-elcct at his home on next Monday evening.
 A committee consisting Of Mrs. C II, Curtis, F Harke and Orbert Clark has been formed vho will collect tood from the Grange mem bcrs 10 be distributed to those in i ul,d.
 Flainville Grange has been in- rlted to visit Bristol Grange tomor- TO" evening. The next Grange 1 dance will bu held on December "G