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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1956
Page
8
Webster School Mothers Club hosts a Wednesday 6 30 p m Christmas party featuring coed Syracuse University Folk Dancers directed by Barbara Billings with a prior covered dish supper and gifts exchange. Faculty invited.
Readable notices show Danforth School Mothers Club Christmas party on Tuesday at 1 15 p m in the music room with brief business and gifts. Sumner School Mothers' Club plans a 1 15 p m meeting with a Christmas Chanukah program led by Mrs George Chamberlin.
A teen age fashion show in Lincoln Auditorium featured two narrators for "A Girl Can Dream" with nearly 100 students in pantomime set to music. Central High senior Joanne Pospiesch and homemaking teacher Mrs. Robert Purdy led roles. Dr. Paul A. Miller opened the program.
The Amaranth order will hold a meeting and Christmas party Monday in the Masonic Temple. Members will exchange gifts and are asked to bring an extra gift for the Christmas Bureau. Refreshments will follow the session.
United Nations Christmas Past will be presented by Maude Stewart Branch of American Childhood Education at Danforth School Monday at 8 p m. Graduate School at Syracuse University students perform Christmas in My Land with a film featuring Danny Kaye. U N Christmas group sings and a social hour ends the evening.
A banquet honoring state Baraca Philathea officers and their worldwide president is held this evening at Furman Street Methodist Church Community House. The Rev Amos Phipps will speak to the Baraca Philathea Class in Hudson Hall First Baptist Church at 100 am Sunday.
The Syracuse Printmakers will host a dessert supper at 7 p.m. at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Ewing Scott on TAL Livingston Ave. A special tribute will be paid to Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Horle, counting their 60th wedding anniversary today. They wed in the First Church.
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