Christmas Assembly At High School Pageant And Gift Exchange
The tenth grade girls staged a Christmas assembly on December 23 featuring a nativity pageant with Mary Joseph and the baby Jesus, a humorous play The Christmas Poet, and carols led by a sixth grade choir. Seventh and eighth graders planned a food gift exchange for the poor. Attendance awards and campus visits are noted, along with a chemistry party and alumni visitors.
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Christ
Harriet Burns
Mary, Joseph
Three Kings
Shepherd Boys
Merlyn Kern
Miss Ford
Cahall
Raleigh
Hughes
Miss Wyatt
Fontaine
E. Clarke Fontaine
Eastern Shore
Caroline High School
Miss Brown
Mr. Fontaine
Mr. King
Tom Smith
Miss Hearn
Star on the Christmas Tree sparks unlikely happiness
Lena Masters helps a customer assemble a festive tree and a star becomes a symbol of future joy as John Anderson and his mother invite her into their home. The tale blends generosity with romance, ending in a promise of lasting happiness.
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Jay
Lena Masters
Montana
John Anderson
Lfe
Lena
Mother
Lean Masters
Anderson
Sam
Jess
Miervin
Ross
McClure
CWNU
Snow at Christmastide Inspires Gentle Awe
A nostalgic passage from American Magazine celebrates snow during Yuletide. It likens falling snow to moonlit radiance, saying it eclipses other nature’s charms with gentleness, purity, and a tranquil beauty that adorns the fading earth.
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Yuletide
Less rach Always Memorable Christmastide
A brief note from the American Magazine cherishes Christmastide for its warm fellowship, renewed friendships, generosity, and festive spirit, marking it as an occasion to be remembered.
Supreme Joy in Giving and Early Pension Fact
A 19th century reflection notes giving as noble, citing Epicurus. It also records that Mrs. Polk was the first President's widow to receive a U.S. pension, under an 1882 act granting a $5000 pension.
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United States
Mrs. Polk
Birth of Light Opera Emerges in Germany
Birth of light opera traced to Germany where the rematch movement of Von Weber led to the creation of singspiel. The note highlights early form’s roots and naming origins in the German stage tradition.
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Germany
von Weber
Country's First Paper Mill Established in 1690
The first paper mill in America was established in 1690 by William Rittenhouse at Roxborough near Philadelphia.
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America
William Rittenhouse
Roxborough
Philadelphia
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