The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-27

lso appear in Indian costumes! Mir, and Mrs. Flanrbank were mission aries in Vadala, India for 45 years retiring only Q year ago. The Church of England will be represented by Rev. Thomas L. Sinclair, Rev. Ray mond M. D. Adams, pr. John N Lewis, Rev. william Brewster, Rev. Clement Welsh and Rev. Samuel A. Budde of Waterbury. The Canadian Legion will send representatives to represent the United Church of Canada. There will be officials and representatives of the Red Gross, the Visiting Nurse Association, the Salvation Army and the Girl and Boy Scouts. The South Federated Church will represent Hungary and representatives from the Second Church will appear in costumes por- traying Austria, Japan, Russia Greece, Scotland and other coun- tries. ,g FN
 The Celebrant of The church of Tomorrow will be Ernest Rhodes. There will appear on the platform at this time representatives from Girl Scout Troop No. 3, Boy Scout Troop No. T, Cub Pack No. 2, Sea Scouts of the s. s. Mattatuck, Jun for Choir and children in costume representing various countries. a
 Rev. John R. Coombs will be the leader for the Candle Light Service. The three young ladies taking part l.. &f.s. .~.,.,srA x.yt1l kAa AKiaa HkniIfA Jentoch, Miss Henrietta Jentoch and Mrs. Gladys Jentoch Hassell.
 The Senior and Junior Choirs will march in the Processioi1al and the Recessional and will furnish the musical interludes under the direc- ton of the Minister of Music of the Second Church, Mir. Carl J. Jensen. Members of the Intermediate Choir will be dressed in costume and will represent various countries in the Church of Today. The Trumpeters will be Mrs. c. H. Neuswanger and Mrs. Reginald Lawrence. The miri- isters taking part in the Procession. al and Recessional will be Rev. Thomas L. Sinclair, Rev. Raymond M. D. Adams, Rev. Alison J. Smith, Rev. Alan M. Fairbank, Rev. Theo- dore c. Bobilin, Rev. T. Leroy Crosby, Rev. Matthew Madden, Rev. Samuel Budde, Rev. Conner R. Lew- is, Rev. James E. Gregg, Rev. James H. Phillips, Rev. w. Moreton Owen, Rev. Pasquale Codella, Rev. Alex ander A. Perry, Rev. John N. Lewis, DID,, Rev. William Brewster, Rev. Clement Welsh, Rev. David P. Gaines, Rev. Ridgway F. Shinn, Adjutant Hugo Wiberg, Rev. R. Wil- bur Simmons of Cornwall, Rev. Wil- liam McCance of Middlebury, Rev Oscar Locke of Oakville, Rev. Ed, ward B. Haines of Thomaston, Rev Edward A. Jones of Seymour. Rev Ernest Lacheman of Torrington, Rev. Adam Tangarone of Torring- ton, Rev. 0. Murray Keefer of Mor- ris, Rev. N. E. N. Lindsay of South Britain, Rev. and Mrs. Bradley F. skinner of Torrington, Rev. James II. Potter of Norfolk, Rev. Edwin c Cellars of oxford, Rev. Wallace Humiston of Northfield, Rev. Joseph F. O. Johnson ana fteV. MIS' Gek trude H. Coe of Wolcott.
 The lighting will be in charge oi MT. Coombs and A. Earle Smithies Mrs. Herman Rooster is chairman of the committee on costumes as- sisted by Mrs. Irving 0. Spiers, Mrs Walter M. Boyd, Mrs. Joel l. Butler Mrs. F. B. Webster, Miss Bess Seglr Mrs. Harold c. Manning, Mrs. B Henry Mason, Mrs. E. M. Pendleton and Mrs. Ransford Harrison. Mrs Matthew Adgate is chairman of the committee from the Evening De- partment to arrange for the buffet supper to be served Sunday evening to the visiting clergy and their young people who are taking part in the Pageant.
 Charles M. Sutherland and Mrs. John c. Walker are the directors of this historical Pageant.
 Admission Is by ticket. After 7:i5 D. m. those who lave not been able to secure tickets will be admitted If there are any available seats.