Senior Named Top Student in DAR Event
Wilson High faculty named Marcie Mangold the outstanding student and school representative for the Daughters of American Revolution Good Citizenship Contest. She will receive a certificate and may advance to the regional contest where civics test scores and activity reports determine eligibility. A $25 government bond awaits the regional winner with a state prize of $100.
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Marcie Mangold
Wilson High
Daughters of American Revolution
Marcie
Heaven May Be Jordan's Biggest Hit
Jordan students launch ticket drive for One Foot in Heaven. Proceeds aid student fund with prizes for top clubs. Play dates set for January 27 and 28. pre-sale tickets encouraged. Auditions and talent improvements noted. costumes reflect 1910 period. Local scene builds with set design and village choir humor.
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Jordan
Janary 10
Heaven
Jordan Athletes Cited by Clubs Football Banquet Honors Local Team
Jordan players were honored at a football banquet held by the North Long Beach 20-30 Club in the high school activity room. Sponsors included the North Long Beach Lions Club and the Uptown Kiwanis Club, with the Lions hosting last year and Kiwanis set to host next year.
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Jordan
North Long Beach
North Long Beach Lions Club
Uptown Kiwanis Club
Lions
Kiwanis
Student body cards to be reissued for rates
An active Poly student government class will re issue student body identification cards to the school after abandoning them for about eighteen months. The card will grant student rates to all public school athletic events and historic and senior college games.
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Poly
Paly High Gift Display Honors Madonna Theme
Paly High presents The Gift, a holiday art exhibit running through Monday. Howard Hicks Memorial Art Gallery hosts the display directed by Sandra Martin with Norma Tancaa as chair. The exhibit blends traditional religious themes with contemporary presentation, featuring student artwork and a festive season mood.
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Paly
Howard Hicks
Monshers A Fi Lery
Norma Tancaa
Dee
Sandra Martin
Leny
Bern
Lige
Winters Wonderland Dance to Kick Off Yule Season
Williams High students launch holiday events with a Winters Wonderland dance on December 17 from 9 p.m. to midnight in the girls’ gym. Presented by the Girls' League Council, the event is chaired by Aletha Huston with committee members Cathy Gottrell Jeanne Finley Sandra Eneble Judy Makraurer Tyrone Weehelorg Bunny Rawfe Gloria Howell and Frat Mansay. Gis Kingagee Coymeil forms the new department of Girls' League with first period class representatives. presiding officer Rawveniele vice president and other officers include Marils Tohnson president and Melba Nowhi, Rocretay.
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Wilison High
Girls’ League Council
Ale ‘Tha Huston
Cathy Gottrell
Jeanne Finley
Sandra Eneble
Judy Makraurer
Tyrone Weehelorg
Bunny Rawfe
Gloria Howell
Frat’ Mansay
Gis
Keagee Coymeil
Department of Girls’ League
Cla Tar
Rawveniele
Leagu
Marils Tohnson
Ce Prasident
Melba Nowhi
Rocretay
Active Kappa Plans Charity Events at Decdan High School
New but active Kappa group outlines a busy year with bake sale, kidney breakfast, and shimbes party. For Christmas they adapt a children's ward in a hospital and plan caroling at Alaminus Bay.
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Kappa
Decdan High School
Alamainus Bay
Christmas Art Exhibit Shines With Medieval Mood
Elsa Warrer notes growing attendance as gallery in Madonna Hall dazzles with gold and white lighting. A ceiling hanging Christmas tree and a stained glass mobile window by Sandra Martin add charm, while medieval music backdrop heightens festive vibe across the display.
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Diracine
Elsa Warrer
Bill
Sandra Martin
Wilson High Christmas Program Shown By Wilsonites
Wilson High presents the 1954 Christmas program under Philip L. Bilsthorpe with combined A Capella Choir Senior Girls Glee and Junior Girls Glee plus eighty orchestras. The show features nine tableaux on five platforms with set, lighting, and stage design by Virginia Cutler and George Edwards.
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Wilson High
Philip L. Bilsthorpe
Glee
Blithorpe
Alberta Meembers
Carlson
Nicholas
Mary McAuliffe
Virginia Cutler
Casihe
George Edwards
Alton
Max Morrison
A. Alexander
Daily Aid
Week of brisk U S business boosts auto and industry output
New York reports factories and stores crowded with holiday shoppers as production and consumption hit 1954 highs. Auto output climbs to a 19 month peak, energy use records, and hiring rises in manufacturing and retail. Plans announce new stores and plants while the industry eyes stronger 1955 demand. Local criticism of new car styles surfaces at an architecture conference in Ann Arbor.
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New York
Auto Autput
Alec
Northwestern University
International Harvester Co
Sund At
Republic Steel Co
Ward
Automotive News
F. W. Woolworth Co
Equitable Life Assurance Society
American Gas & Electric Co
Beverly
Ohio
Corning Glass Works
Corning
N.Y
Sao Paulo
Brazil
American Home Products Corp
Vr. Grace & Co
Ann Arbor
Mich
Erick Lavrador
General
Movars
Frigidaire Division
Weed
Market trends and 1954 outlook from chart of week
The letter notes a rising Dow Jones Industrial Average near the 400 mark as a pattern of hesitancy and recovery. It reports strong buying late in the day, with a record 510000 shares in the final hour, and cites higher production, rising steel capacity usage, and improving non farm payrolls as indicators supporting an optimistic 1955 earnings forecast.
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Gramry
Trotsky Killer Denies Russian Payments in Prison
Jacques Marnard, who killed Leon Trotsky in 1940, denies Russian payments while in a Mexican prison. He says Moscow did him wrong and claims he must earn a living. His parole appeal on a 20 year term may be decided this month.
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Mexico City
Jacques Marnard
Leon Trotsky
Fiiday
Moscow
Mornard
Trotsky
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Supreme Court
Mexico
Tiam
Jett
Tpor J
Christmas Concert at Brethren School
The Brethren High School music department directed by Miss Carleda Hutton presents its annual Christmas concert Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the First Brethren Church Auditorium 1925 E St Selections include the girls chorus glee club a male quartet and various solo and instrumental numbers with over 50 students participating.
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Breihren High School Department of Music
Carleda Hutton
First Brethren Clutch
E. St. St
Young Rynberk Sisters to Perform at Bethany Baptist
The Rynberk sisters Linda Lee age 15 and Cyma Ruth age 12 marimba and vibraharp artists will headline Jubilee service at Bethany Baptist Church in 2015 Bil St. They have been public performers four years averaging weekly and have placed in the Billy Graham Crusade and twice won the statewide Christian Endeavor musical contest.
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Rynberk
Linda Lee
Cyma Ruth
Bethany Baptist Church
Bil St
Billy Grahan
Christmas Dance at the Lafayette Hotel hosted by St Anthony Alumni
The St Anthony Alumni Association presents a Christmas dance at the Lafayette Hotel tonight. Hermes Pan will present with television entertainers, Bill Snow and his orchestra provide music, chaired by Pat Dixon and led by president John Russell.
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St. Anthony
Tides and Temperatures Reported at INBAY Beach
Daily weather notes list sunrise at 6 48 a m sunset at 4 p m and moonrise at 7 59 p m. Tides show high at 10 a m and 4 24 p m with a water temp of 50 degrees and calm surf conditions as reported by the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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INBAY
Deckatser
JRA
U.S. Chast and Geodetic Survey
Beath
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