The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-13

A vestry meeting will be held to-
morrow evening at 1880 o'clock at
All Souls church on Hewlett
street presided over by Rev. Thomas
L. Sinclair, vicar.
A special broadcast sponsored by
the Connecticut Council Of Churches
will be heard next Sunday morning
from o:36 to 9:4S over Station
WDRC In Hartford.
Christmas services ct All Souls
Church will be as follows:
December 10, Christmas Pageant
and Tree at 4 p. m.
December "A. Choral Holy Com
munion at HAS p. m.
December rs. Holy Communion
at 10 q. m.
sixty-eight persons are cast in a
Christmas pageant to be presented
at the Second Congregational
church forum next Sunday under
the direction of Mrs. H. j. Stett-
bacher and Mrs. John G. Walker
The play, "Christmas-1943," was
written by William Vosburg, Jr.
Participants are: First narrator.
Douglas Benedict; second narrator,
A. o. Freethy; candle bearers,
Chuckie Kellogg and Teddy Tor
rance; soloist, Mrs. A. o. Freethy;
children around the Christmas tree,
Bruce Raeburn, Robert Meth, Rob-
ert Marchant, Dickie Messenger
Jennifer Walker, Carol Robson
Judy Root, Janet Morton and Mary
Young; woman, Mrs. John G.
Walker; boy. John Boyd; two Ro-
man soldiers, James G. Walker and
David Couch.
Also: Two German soldiers, Err
nest Rhodes and Robert w. Rose;
st. George, Robert Haddad; St
Joan. Mary G. Adgate; Pilgrim
father, Hover D. Bronson, Jr.;
French patriot, Laurence Whittall;
American patriot, Irving G. Spiers
Civil War patriots, Robertson Boyd
and Harold Bowen; Four Freedoms:
American, Kay Powell: Chinese
Jane Pom; Russian, Joan Hunter;
British. Isobel McGuffie; shepherds
Richard Andersno, ebert Hartung
and Robert Yerger: three kings
Walt Barrow, s. D. Lyon and Rob-
ert Kippen.
Also: Refugees. Mrs. D. o. An
derson, Mrs. Claude Link, Mrs
Homer Bronson, Mrs. William
WEIGH, Miss Carolyn Wakeley, Miss
Dorothy Ruggles, Mrs. Mary Wilkie
Mrs. Paul Couch, Miss Edith
Thomas, Miss Ruth Barton, Chaun-
cey Plumb. Mrs. Irving Spiers, Ed
ward Grilley and Geodrge Balm;
Biblical procession, Mrs. F. Bald.
win Mrs R4ohert Rose, Mrs. David
Hauk, Mrs. Thomas Morgan, Miss
Audrey Frank, Joan Anderson
Elizabeth Seaver, Edith Plumb
Florence Evitts, Betty Dyson. Jear
Walker, Dorothy Tyler, Louise
Dorgeloh and Mrs. Walter Robson
and page boys, William Reid, David
Hauk and Robert Link.
In charge Of properties are Miss
Helen Miner, Mrs. Edna Crane and
Augustus Hampson; costumes, Mrs
Spiers, Mrs. G. H. Skilton and Mrs
Walter M. Boyd; lighting, Mrs. A
E. Smithies, Duncan Rose, Edwin
Couch and John Rhodes; makeup
Mrs. Arthur Rogers, Mrs. Stett-
bacher. Mrs. Harold Manning and
Mrs. william H. Wells.
Speaking before the Sunday Noon
Club Of the Second Congregation
church yesterday ON the subject
Making Christian Men,, Donald
A. Adams told how businessmen
throughout the country are organ
izing rs representatives Of Chris
tian men outside the churches and
meeting at intervals for spiritual
discussions.
Describing 1t as layman's move
for christian World" Mr.. Adams
told of IS men meeting in Philadel-
phia recently in a spiritual retreat
Stating these men have gone to the
Bible to get thei-' teachings direct
from God, he said VIC need many
more leaders of the country who
live up to the teachings Of Christ
Mr.. Adams then led a discussion
on three principal questions; Do you
believe in prayer, What Is the
Kingdom Of GOd?, and Do you be-
lieve Christ can transform human
life today?
A delegation from the Rotary