The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01

Naugatuck, May 1-The dedica- tion of the honor roll plague and the service flag of the Congrega- tional Church, took place at irn- pressive ceremonies Sunday morn ing. l24 names of men and women of the church now in the armed forces are listed on the plague.
 Rev. Edward R. Hance, pastor, in dedcating the service flag, led in praper flor a new birth of free dom for all people"
 The dedication was a fourfold one: In honor of the men and wom- en of the church who are serving the nation; that the sacrifices they are making may be remembered; as an expression of sympathy and love for the fmailies of the men and women; and finally, ito the spirit of that real America America which has never idealized the freedom and equality of all men," the parishion- CTS dedicated not only the plaque but also themselves in humble service to God and to the task that lies before us that these men and women shall not have served in vain"
 Warren D. Abel, senior deacon, read the holl call of members in the armed forces and representatives of the families of each person nam ed arose and remained standing un- til all names were read. Mir. Han celed in the dedication of the honor roll plaque and offered the prayer of dedication.
 A globe of the world was placed near the pulpit with a lighted can due nearby mad streamers attached to points where American troops are stationed, signfying the light of God shining to them in all parts of the world.
 Benediction followed the singing of the National Anthem. The church was filled almost to capacity.
 The men and women from the parish who are in the armed forces are: Edward S., Prank P. Kenneth L., and Stuart L. Anderson. Victor A. Anderson, Jr., G. Howard Ash ford, Wendell A. Bacon, Henry L, Bagley. William c. Balchunas. Gar abed Barsumian, Ronald Basil. AL bert H. and Linden K. Baummer Samuel Barton, J. Stanley Becker, William D. c. Becker, Allison P. Bell, Norman J., and Paul T. Ben son. Edgar L. Bickford, Jr., and Ronald L. BickfoTd, Gladys J. Borne J. Borne, Alyine E.. and Kenneth L. Bottomley. Franklin E. Bristol, Donald C.. Brubaker, Prank D. and William J. Butcher, Robert H. Can dee, Robert L. Carter.
 Harold E. Chittenden, Jr., Mar garet Chittenden. Lawrence A. Cor coran, Walter G. corcoran. John Hadley Cox. Clayton S. Davis, Wal ter B. Davis. Jr.. Lewis A. Dibble, Jr.. George O. Ellis. Jr, Austin W. IF. Gibbs, George A. Graham, Jr, Fem, Frederick J. Ferris, Norman Wilbliam R. Graham. 3rd, Robert J. Grant, Arthur R. Grubenmann, William W. Halwtsk, Roland G, Hathaway, Jr, Albert W. Heacock' Albert w. Holmberg, Jr., Clifford Fl. Hotchkiss, Jr., R. Housekneeht, Howard K. and Theodore A. Hub bell, Raymond C., and William G i. Jennings, Franklin E. Johnson. J, William Johnson, Jr. J. William Johnson. ST., Lillian T. Johnson. AL bert 4. Jones, Wesley R. Jones, A. Louis Kalas, John and Norton A. Kazenjian, John c. Klein, Ray mond A, Kralis.
 Donald D., Ian M, and Wilfred E. Krell, Harold Krom, Robert D. Leitton, Franklin H. Lobdell, Ger trude M. and Marion Lutze Ralph A. Lyon. Albert E, Mai, IT, Cor don D. Mannweiler, James E. Mar key, Calvin w., and William F. Mil- Ter. John A. Monroe. John w. Nor son. Harold 4. Newman, Burton D., and David l.. Noble. Dayton w. Palmer. Malcolm N. and Merritt B. Potter. Donald R. Quinn, c. Bush nell Rodenbach, William T. Rod- enbach. 2nd. Harry c. Ratf, Jr.. Charles Roland, George J. sare- yan. William IT. Saunders. William H. Gehmeicke. Ronald ". Scho- field. Donald F. Sears. Mahion R. Sears. JF.
 Howard c. Sheldon, Franklin l., and Jasper 4. smith. R. Edward Sovia. Theodore Stackpole. Leyland F. Stevens. Clifford R. Stewart. Harry E. Stewart. William 4. 6umpf, John M. Sutherland. Jr.. Robert c. Sutherland. Frederick W. Swenston. Jra CSrlton J. syombathy. Claude A. Traver, Howard A. Taylor, George M. Wlnnant. GeQEaA A. WaEnaE. Ir..