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Happy Khmer New Year.
The Cols v Tct’iis gave (heir
children a Christmas party last
Saturday afternoon at thr
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ter A special lV.it ure of the a I
Anrjur, i Christmas Program j
I k i 4 At St, Monica’s Here
S;unt Mor U's C alioSic School
r;:u.st'r.;eo .annual Christmas c-n
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“Service With A Smile’’
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Santa Claus
Dropped His Bag Here
I a complete line of
Toys-Hobbies—Games
I t opical Fish Make
Lasting Gifts 8 i
CRAFTS & HOBBIES
713 A, Person St. Phone TE 2-9772
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fair was the presentation of i
some of tlieir favorite toys to
the Welfare Department, to he
shared with less fortunate hoys
and girls of the community.
, Miss Brenda Kee at the piano
Grades one and two presented a;
’ pk->if! entitled "Mother Goose's;
Christmas Helpers.” William Al
ston acted as announcer and j
Brenda Bethea provided a must-.
rai background, Freddie Mae
;.Brid'-ors, Slyvia Herndon and Jo-'
; anr.e Peebles were the principal ’
| characters in the playlet.
"A Dream Os Christmas Eve
a pipy given by grades three and
; four, appropiately continued the:
nnr.-ram. Narrators of this play'
; were Mildred Campbell, Alma
Herndon, Luke Williams. Bea
trice Bennett, Catherine Hinton.;
Donna Winters. Gwendolyn Bur- j
wol! and Vivian Hinton Announc-,
er for this play was Jesse Clem
■ ents and Uoydine Perry, pianist.,
As an interlude between plays,;
| Brenda Kee and Jacqueline Rick
| ett« played a duet, "Silent Night,
I by Gruber,
j “The Spirit of Christmas/* a
! four-act. play presented by grades
seven and eight, climaxed the ,
;pro gr a in. Principal character'-- ‘
: were James Johnson, Joy Solo
mon, Lioydine Perry, Wiley La- j
; tham, Adelaide Cobh and Jac
queline Ricketts, Theora Mitchell;
; was portrayed as the Virgin Mary ; j
i Melvin Robinson, St, Joseph; Ben
: jamin Neal, Lemuel Sherman, and ;
| Mamie Booker. The Three Kings, j
, The Angel Choir sang “Silent j
; Night” in German, "Angels We I
! Have Heard On High,” “The First j
j Noel.’' and concluded with “While j
j Christmas. Rev. W. J. Tierney, O. j
jp. made the closing remarks.
Mrs, Grace Bethea, second from
left, secretary of the club, made
the presentation on behalf of
children te Mrs. Palikir
Ilorton Giles, Welfare Reprc
sentative, <** ire me left. The en
tertainment for the p..rtv in
cluded special Christmas num
bers presented by the children
under the direction of their
group leaders: Mrs. Sarah Dav
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May your Heart fine. , ;„ce and contentment
during this happy Holiday season it the
sincere wish of your friends in our bank.
We wHI transact no businou
Christmas Day, Tuesday, Dec. 25th
FIRST CITIZENS BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
is, svhr< was with the tots: Mrs. ;
Hortease Kl- ining with the 1
youngsters: Mrs. Klsie V. Reid !
•»«th the in-ntT Weens, ami Mrs.
Gertrude Taylor with the teens.
Fruit punch, special Christmas
cookies and confectionary bags
were served to the children a
gainst a background of Christ
inas trees, snowmen. candy
sticks, ami Santa's sleigh.
THE CAROLTNIAN
Harrison Library Has New Fiims
Available From Dec. 17 To Jan. 11
The Richard B Harrison Pub-j
lie Library has the following fiims j
available for adult borrowers hav- j
ing access to 16 mm. movie pro
ectors. These films will be in the
library from Dec, 17, through Jan.
11.
ACTION AGAINST THE LAW
—2B minutes—ln this film a se
ries of minor incidents aggra
vated by intergroup friction re
sults in an ugly crisis as misguid
ed citiiens resort to mob violence,
Introductory sequences establish
the atmosphere of tension exist
ing between the people of Marta
and the fruit pickers, whom they
call "Cholos.” on "the other side
of the tracks " Only the quick
action of the sheriff and the edi
tor averts a terrible miscarriage
of justice.
ART AND LIFE IN ITALY —lO
minutes—The art of Italy is j
shown as the result of activities of!
the Italian people in the land in !
which they live, In- i
eluded are scenes on the streets j
of Florence, Giotoo’s frescoes in j
the Arena chapel in Padua, and I
! views of other historic monu-1
' ments and works of art.
j CAMOUFLAGE IN NATURE
THROUGH FORM AND COLOR
MATCHING—IO minutes Dem
onstrates that coloration, resem
blance and mimery protect living
things. Pictures of birds, animals,
reptiles, and Insects are photo
graphed in thie rnatural environ
ments; pictures clearly indicate
&ie>t
In glistening splendor now the Tree
Burst* magically on children’s eyes
And every shining hall reflects ;||&>
Their joyous wonder and surprise. '-vJSiSt IP§
Beneath ft# Hranrbes gifts are spread
But what baribboneri box ran hold ; ' • JA
A ChrhittmMi-hia«i! And happiness
Lord, may H ever point, rhp way •?*'
CCAROLIWA POWER A UCHT
; how these living things are scarce-;
• !y distinguishable from their back
i grounds.
CANADA'S NEW FARMLANDS:
(UWF)—2O minutes —The prin- j
ciples which govern the develop-;
ment of new frontiers arc clearly j
set, forth in this picture. We oh- i
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, DECEMBER i:2, 1956
served two young Norwegians, who
fought in the Canadian Army be
gin the development of their new
lands. Clearing the land, planting
the crops and taking part in the
new community, these young men
are typical of the people who
push the boundaries of our civili-
ration ever outward to new fron
tiers
CHILD CARE AND DEVELOP
MENT l7 minutes—Cor.sidm •
the habits of daily physical can
that insure a happy, healthy rhiK
Good habits of eating, sleeping
bathing, the wearing of prop--
clothing, and outdoot rxrrase ,;u
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