Nutcracker to Bring Christmas Magic Alive at Ball High
Ballet Theatre on the Bay presents its fourth Nutcracker at Ball High Auditorium Galveston December 18 and 19. Choreographer Marc Ligon leads a cast from Texas City La Marque Galveston and Bay area with sugar plum dreams and magic on stage. Tickets cost 1 dollar available at Elband's Galveston or at the door.
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Ball High School
Galveston
Ballet Theatre On the Bay
Clara
Marc Ligon
American Ballet Theater
Ballet Russe de Monte Carol
Ballet de San Juan
Puerto Rico
Ballet Theater On the
Ballet Theatre On the
Stroke Club Toy Drive at Christmas Meet
The Galveston Stroke Club hosts its annual Christmas party on December 16 at 7 30 p.m. in Stokes Hall Central Methodist Church Galveston speaker Father Linam Sacred Heart Church outlines plan to collect toys for Richmond School for Re tarded Children with delivery before Christmas.
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Galveston Stroke Club
Stokes Hall
Central Methodist Church
33Rd Street
Avenue O 1
Galveston
Father Linam
Sacred Heart Church
Richmond School
Development Program Opens at CoM with A&M Cooperation
The College of the Mainland and Texas A&M University join to offer Supervisory Development training for local industry staff. Three courses are listed with two upcoming sessions, Effective Communication from January 3 to 6, 1972 and Working With People from February 14 to 17, 1972. Each class meets Monday through Thursday for 3 hours on the COM campus, with about 60 participants expected.
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Texas A&m University
College of the Mainland
COM
Guaranty Federal Savings Ad Promises Growth for Families
An old style advertisement promotes Guaranty Federal savings accounts with continuously compounded interest for higher yields, insured safety, and ready access. It highlights monthly and post tenth milestones, free parking and mail, and certificates from 2 to 5 years with minimum $5,000. An 8 percent rate appears in the copy.
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Guaranty Federal
Park
Jayceeettes List Activities In Local Chapter Meetings
The La Marque Jaycee ettes held meetings at Mrs Noah New home with co hostess Mrs Charles Phinney and discussed the fall board meeting Turkey Shoot concession stand event and upcoming float projects. Members attended the area III-B visitation in Pasadena and planned a February Woman of the Year honoree selection.
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la Marque Jayceeettes
Noah New
Charles Phinney
Abram Nicholson
New
John Pistone
Nancy Styles
Elizabeth Duckworth
Tess Arrington
Daisy Stone
Wanda Phinney
Diane Hernandez
Nicholson
Duck
Aels of
Bryan
Rick Rodriguez
Pistone
Don Albright
Jayceeettes
Pat Clark
Glover Rest Home
Claudia New
Holiday Events Slated by Club
The Cotillion Ladies Social and Charity Club met at Mrs Otis Pointer's home to finalize Christmas activities. President Evelyn Davis announced donations of 25 dollars each to C. A. C. and The Adelphi Club of Galveston. A "Night on the Town" holiday tour is set for December 18, with members meeting at Mrs Latrell Callis’s home at 9 p.m.
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Cotillion Ladies Social and Charity Club
Otis Pointer
Evelyn Davis
Adelphi Club
Galveston
Latrell Callis
Christmas Traditions and the Christman Ornaments
An article traces Christmas origins from Saturnalia to modern blends of ethnic customs and highlights Frances Spencer of Danville Virginia. Her Christman decorations using early Christian symbols inspired by Chrismans adorn church trees, a project continued by Trinity Lutheran Church and displayed at Guaranty Federal. The piece ends with reflections on happiness as a byproduct of successful living.
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Colorado
Guaranty Federal
Christ
Trinity Lutheran Church
Elouise Wilson
United States
Santa Claus
Frances , Ek, Spencer
Danville
Virginia
Frances
Spencer
Lutheran Church of the Ascension
Frances Spencer
God
Jimmy Hayley
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Guaranty Federal Savings & Loan Association
LaMarque
Laurel & Ist
E. Wilson
Famous Name Brands
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Chrismons
P.m
Farah
Jarman
Penn’s Dept
First ST