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Citizen’s Association, it was unanimously agreed that this offering, the first of it’s kind in this community, was an unqualified success. : |
Following a reading by Mrs. Stanley Williams,-and a benediction by Mr. Albert Wines, the choir,'led by M1-5. Bradley Williams, sang a number of Christmas carols, after which the pageant, built around the Nativity Scene, was presented. 1
The young people who participated in this play, under the direction of Mrs. Bradley Williams, Mrs. Stanley Williams, Mrs. Garfield Williams, Mrs. Buster Mills, and Mrs. Edward Morris are certainly to be most heartily congratulated on this performance. So much real talent was displayed and the general atmosphere so pleasing, that the improvising, ingeniuty and hard work, that went into the play could be appreciated by all. Members of the choir were: Mrs. Marshall Mahoney, Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. Garfield Williams, Mrs. Bradley Williams, Miss Carolyn Williams, May Belle Williams,. Mr. Lewin Williams and Mr. Edward Miller. Members of the cast were: Mat* tie, Jessie, Earl, Bruce, Douglas, Mary, Helen, Betty Jean, Shirley, Donnie and Lonnie Williams; Linda Dulin; Patsy, Jean, Shirley, Judy, Barbara, Peggy and Elwood Wines,, Brenda Cameron; Lorraine and Bernard Miller, Timmy, Jimmy, Bobby and Terry Williams, Polly, Russell and Frankie Campbell.
After the religious play, Santa Claus made a welcome appearance and distributed candly, oranges
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