New Century Players stage Sleeping Beauty and Runaways
The Paramount hosts the New Century Players first special featuring The Sleeping Beauty and The Runaways. Cast lists include Lilian Stein The King Ruth Ritter the Queen Ardelle Lit Uy the Princess Blaine Pratt and Beylan Wittatein, with numerous fairies pages and attendants.
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New Century Players
Paramount Theater
Os Quaint Trrench' Inn
Lilian Stein
Ruth Ritter
Ardelle Lit‘Uy
Blaine Pratt
Beylan Wittatein
Golden Isles
Virginia Lincoln
Crystal Mountains
Frances Myers
Silver Rivers
Marjorie Birnbaum
Sable Caves
Dorothy Paterson
Selma Eckler
Eleanor Reilly
Calla, Eckler
Marie-Annie
Constance Nelson
Sutie
Jean
Sara Kasdan
Roth
Janet Howardson
Dolly
Margaret Kiernan
Stanly
Ann Helster
Cacilia
Adelaide Sundatrom
Sue
Betty Richmond
Gertrude Scharf
Almeo
Lillian Ward
James Bramons
Bridget
Mildred Abbott
Antoinette
Florence Goltman
Marjorie Bradshaw
Marjorie Maynard
Doris Lindmark
Ruth Murphy
Ketherins Murphy
Pyramid Temple Plans Party For School Children
Under Pyravail Tetripie, Orior of the Mystic Shrine, Pyramid Temple will host a Christmas party for a thousand or more deserving public school children in the High school auditorium Saturday afternoon before Christmas. Judge Frederic Bartlett chairs the event, which began five years ago at the Masonic Temple with three hundred guests and has grown each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyravail Tetripie, Orior
Mystic Shrine
Ietle
Ren
Christ
Masonic Temple
Pyramid Arab Patrol
Pyramid Templa
Frederic Bartlett
What Shall I Give A Gift Jewelry Sale Overview
Birthmouth Jewelry offers a wide range of items from novel jewelry sets to combs brushes and table accessories. The store promotes value in prices and invites customers to compare with others in town or abroad while viewing goods for possible gifts or practical purchases.
Beardsley School PTA to Hear Stories At Meeting
At Beardsley school, the Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 2:39. Mrs Jeremiah Holmes will discuss The late Congress of Mothers. A group led by Mrs Sara Sherman Fryer will tell stories to attendees.
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Beardsley
Jeremiah Holmes
Congress of Mothers
Sara Sherman Fryer
Local social calendar packed with garden teas and dances
The Wellesley club hosts a bridge party and food sale at Mrs. JV B Herringtons home on Norman Street. Bryant performs a 4 o clock tea at Brook Lawn Country Club. A neighborhood bazaar and PTA frolic unfold this afternoon and evening. D A R meeting hears A Message from Maryville College. A whist party for Talmud Torah society planned at 282 Hough Avenue. A birth announced for Tracy Dickson Campbell and Elizabeth Morris Bas sick. A novelty dance at Masonic Temple Broad Street features performances by Mrs Mary Sales Hancett and Enstone brothers with additional acts by Miss M Gay and Mrs Robert Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley Club
JV. B. Herrington
Norman Street
Hertha Watson
Erma Exones
Lucy Curtis
Mary Brenneman
Elzabeth Cartge
Harrington
Waldon
Bryant
Hoatogs
Brooklawn Country Club
Association of
Read Aehoot
Misa Clemie Henry
Holden Memorial Hall
Maryville College
Morris Court
O. of A
Masonic Temple Broad Street
Mary Sales Hancett
Enstone Brothers
Mias M. Gay
Robert Brown
Erwin Robinson
Sarah Bosvan
Fire Department Committee to Hold First Meeting
The newly appointed Fire Department committees of the common council will convene their first meeting Sunday morning and then conduct a tour of the city to inspect fire department needs and determine improvements.
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Common Council
Plan Skating Rink at Seaside Park
PF Gakan, superintendent of the Board of Pre creation Skating, reports arrangements with the park department and the fire department to flood a section near the bathing pavilion for ice skating, expected before month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside Park
Park Department
Fire Department I
Gakan
Board of Precreation
Jefferson School Children to Give an Entertainment Program
Jefferson school Parent-Teacher Association plans its first entertainment Monday at 3 40. First grade pupils will recite sing and perform two short plays while refreshments are served. Afterward a meeting will follow and supervisory care will be provided for younger siblings by Story Telling Aroun members during the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Jefferson School Parent- Teacher’ Association
Sgnay
Aroun
eMerry Christmas
Marjorie Vanstone
Tenaty McCue
Frank Breul
Anole Choros
Caroline Dietz
Irene Lesiewicz
Marian Coffin
William Nitsche
Mary Witkocsky
Ohn Dodds
Ernest Tuska
Mamie Wepzryn
James Kovacs
Evelyn Czalicki
Esther Konnon
Raymond Platt
Elmer Holmes
Jolly Santa Claus
Mrs. Santa Claus
Marion Tennett
Honter Mayer
Eugene Sudizareski
Adam Voytek
Lawrence, Jackson
Walter Kileski
Bobbie Merritt
Jennie Krdaus
Jack Borst
Anna Geggioh
Bonis
Santa Claus
Wackie
Gingerbread Cat
Mary Petro
Joe Wassatt
Mary Simms
Francis Wargo
John Mayeran
Helen Nowashko
Francis Katinsii
Stanley Siderweck
Josephine Duran
Grace Fazekas
Eddie Kuvick
Robert Young
Dan Katona
Eugenie Croine
Cornelia Puker
Frances Lapinsky
Olga Yanseo
Jennie Nugekowska
Pauline 2Lellish
Tony Todisco
Myrtle Hall
Charles Noshwell
John Matthews
Mike Voytek
Henry Hoberman
Anthony Wiebiskey
Alex Zelle
Grace Cass
Aig
Howard Merk i. Song
Edna Juckett
Jennie Perkowski
Mary Corning
Amelia Berger
Martha Tarasevich
Pley
Holland
America
Mary Pinkola
Andrew Papex
Dorothy Thielan
Vault Tevolitz
Walter Klaker
Marjorie Sparrow
Vivian Gully
Sidney Parkes
Francis Weller
Tony Gecevich
Nellie Shatkay
Irene Randall
Carl Lassen
Joseph Watirehs
Margaret Augiesavage
Charen Parkes
Petr
Tarocel
William Gault
Margaret Jaxter
Edna O'Brian
Marion Curtis
Jennie Szalay
Jeanie Zorbori
Donations Received by the American Legion Post Report
The Harry W. Congdon Post American Legion house committee lists seven tean donations and gifts to elk, denora, and various members including Henry St Gowbach and 3. C. Dellédr. Items include a declaration of Independence poster, books, phonograph records, a picture titled When Daddy Comes Home, gas mask and helmet, coffee mugs, and household goods donated by the Ladies Auxiliary and others. The article notes numerous supporters and a past commander P. George Moore.
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House
Harry W. Congdon
American Legion
Henry St Gowbach
Bringenort Die & Machine Co
F. M. Hurd
John Hancock Co
3. C. Dellédr
Carl Westerbore
BE. J. Drigealt
F. Oj. Adams
Daddy
Ars
Mrs. F
the Fox Co
Tio Palms
Wiliam MM. Ballou
Michael Barankas
Poppy
Christmas Initiated Handkerchief Sale and Winter Wear Bursting with Variety
Display features a wide range of handkerchiefs in cotton linen silk with varied borders and initials for men women and children. Also listed are boxed sets for daily wear, children’s items, and assorted winter garments including canter coats blouses petticoats jerseys bathrobes crepe kimonos and satin ribbon trim in multiple sizes and colors.
Children Book List With Prices and Illustrations
A catalog of children's books and prices including Boys King Arthur Py Wyeth 33.50, Book of Pirates Howard 6.00, Mother Goose Pe Wilcox Smith 5.00, Child's Garden of Verse Stevenson 1.50, Child's Garden verse illustrated Jessie Wilcos Smith 40, Gat of the Sun and West of the Moon Kay Wilson, The Children's Bible Sherman and Kent 3.50, Lovan Doone Blackmore 3.50, Rootabaga Stories Sandburg 2.00, Alice in Wonderland Milo Winter 3.30, Treasure Island Windmere illustrated 2.00, Arabian Nights Milo Winter 2.00, Ivanhoe Milo Winter 2.00, Evangeline Longfellow 3.00, Yourself and Your House Wonderful 3.00, Grimms Fairy Tales Windmere illustrated Milo Winter 2.00, Swiss Family Robinson 1.50, The Little Lame Prince 1.50, Robinson Crusoe Defoe 1.50, Plays for Children in French and English Cageling Thomson Dickens Christmas Carol Everett 1.28.
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King Arther
Py. Wyeth
Howard
Pe Wilcox Smith
Stevenson
Jessie Wilcos Smith
Kay Wilson
Sherman
Kent
Lovan Doone” Blackmore
Sandburg
Milo Winter
Windmere
Defoe
Cageling
Thomson
Everett
Women's Hosiery and Accessories Catalog Highlights
McCallum Silk Hosiery in black and colors priced at $3.00 for full fashioned silk hosiery with a wide back seam and $2.00 for black only. Lingerie section offers white bone ivory beads, cigarette holders, Betty Beads, imitation jet necklaces, marcasite pendants, and delicate garments with Valénciennes lace. Marcasite pendants, radium crepe de chine items, and a range of nightgowns envelopes, camisoles, bloomers, and gift assortments featured.
Gifts for Men From Silk Shirts to Belts and Buckles
Cleveland store offers a range of gifts for men including silk shirts in varied patterns, Berkley Knit Ties priced at 8.00 to 8.50, neckwear from 2.50 to 3.00, interwoven lisle and silk socks 40 cents to 1.50 per pair, plus belts and buckles in many quality designs at popular prices.
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Berkley
Infante
The Gift Room Offers Unusual Arts and Gifts
The room resembles a foreign bazaar with Persians and Asia Minor designs. It features sewing tables, lowboys, desks, jewelry, amber beads, jade pendants, mesh bags, rosaries, Ever Sharp pencils, leather pouches, pocket cases, a six inch travel checker set, lamps, china, and handmade linens. A rest room adjoins the tea room on the second floor.
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Asia Minor
Social Work Conference Set for New Haven Meeting
The Connect Lieut council of Social Work plans its annual meeting in New Haven on April 11 to 14 with M Ross Porter named chair of a section. Bridgeport's Clarence Klag attends the executive committee session as executive secretary of the Fingnelat Federation. A round table on Community Organization will discuss work of various social agencies at the Inchegn nest in April.
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Connect
Council of Social Work
New Haven
Ross Porter
Lin
Briegenert Clarkey Organisation
Clarence Klag
Bridgeport Fingnelat Federation
Bridgeport
Inchegn Nest
Apa. A
Bathrobe Blankets Feature Indian Designs and Warm Comfort
A dealer promotes cotton blankets with wool finish suitable for throws and bathrobes. Indian zig zag patterns appeal to college students. The products are warm, versatile for indoor or outdoor use, with models priced at 5 dollars and 6 dollars respectively.
Gift Umbrellas for Women Men and Children
A newspaper ad lists styles including Lady Astor themed umbrellas with amber tipped handles and braided leather straps priced at 12 dollars in blue, purple, or red silk options. Silk or taffeta versions sell for 7.50 to 10 dollars, with a large color assortment on the main floor.
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Astor
Nancy Langhorn
Virginia
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Pyramid Temple
Honic
M. J. Buechler
Fairfield Avenue
Samuel Sobel
Hough Avenue
Talmud ‘Oral Society
Tracy Dickson Campbell
Tairfield
Dickson War
Eizabeth Morris Bassick
Edgar Webb Basatek
Tairfield Avenue
Jefferson School
Edna O'Brien
Prince of Wales
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