High School notes on Red Cross roll call and fund
High School pupils heard Prof. Wacon on the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call, stressing memberships over contributions. Wilson reported War Work Campaign totals, noting 67 pupils gave $395.50, 2568.50 total to date, with an average about $2.50 per pupil. Christmas committees plan gifts, Friday assembly hosts the event, and seniors rehearse the Senior Play after school under Mr. Ozkes.
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Vested Choir at North Street Church Plans Christmas Cantata
The North Street Congregational Church choir under Miss Anna Gregory plans a Christmas service featuring the cantata Messiah's Advent. The program includes special music for the morning service and evening performance, emphasizing the annual holiday event.
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Choir gains dignity with new vestments at service
The church choir of eighteen, led by organist Anna Louise Gregory, receives praise for its refined performance and vestments enhancing worship. Members include Marion Henderson and Edith Budd among others. The Furman Branch Sunshine Society plans its regular meeting Friday at 2:30 at 146 Prospect Avenue, hosted by Mrs Andrew Bell.
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Medrick Opens Office with Photographer Partner
Medrick opens a temporary studio office with W W McCarter at 104 North Street to receive patrons. Advertisement item notes. Also announces Victory Dante proceeds for Day Nursery under Lenten Lewinx Club auspices at Middletown State Armory on December 25. Tickets at Startop Inc and Army & Marty Benteen Ciod Advertizement. Notice to Lot Owners shows Howells Cemetery Association annual meeting set for December 6 at seven thirty. James N Yapes, Secy.
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Y. M. C. A. To Make No More Appeals To Public
New York Dec 19 The Y M C A will make no further appeals for funds to support war activities. The National War Work Council met at the Hotel Biltmore to review the association's stock and future plan. The program, with a budget, will be sent to the War Department for approval, aiming to maintain two full establishments in Europe for at least another year and to keep expenditures within the remaining funds. A large portion of the $15 006 000 raised in the United War Work Campaign remains unexpended.
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Leaders estimate war fund at least 360 million
The leaders believe that this sum, upward of 360,000,000 at least, will be sufficient for the association's future war needs.
Naval Review Delayed To Day After Christmas In New York
Postponement of the Adane Heer review from December 22 to December 25 was announced by the Navy Department after Admiral Mayo reported ships returning from European waters are delayed by bad weather. The event, now set for December 26, follows the late arrival of units to New York.
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Navy Department
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