Audience Pleased
Wl TH Pi AY
^ There wasn't a
person in the play
who didn't fit his
part as though:-it
were written for him.”
That was the opin
ion voiced by almost
every member of the
highly appreciative
audience which saw 11
Seldovians stage the
three-act comedy,
’’The Funny Brats,”
last Saturday even
ing.
The play, sponsor- ,
ed by the Woman f s
Club to raise • funds
for the childrenfs
Christmas party,
played before a pack
ed house.
Each of the 11 ac
tors and actresses
was commended by the
delighted audience.
Especially crowd
pleasing was the work
of Erling llilson and
Alice Groothof as the
spoiled ’'brats,” Ed-\
win Bahrs as Booger
face Boggs the ama
teur wrestler, Mary
Ann Swain as the cook
who took an active
part in managing the
affairs of the Gresh
am family, and J. W.
Thompson as the rus
WISHING
' YOU
THE VERY
6 E ST
CF
MERRY CHRISTMASES
BALTAZOR'S
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PinOCHLE PflRTy
AGflin FRiony
The regular twice
monthly pinochle par
ty will he held in
the library at 7:30
p.m. this coming Fri
day, Mrs. Susan Eng
lish' announced today.
Hosts for this pa
rty will be Mr. and
Mrs. G* 0. Swain and
Mr* and Mrs. J* W.
Thompson•
tic suitor for Mrs.
Gresham’s hand.
Members of the
cast were equally
.grateful for the be
. hind-tha-scenes work
of the stage crew and
assistants. Stage
carpentry was done by
George Cook, and Jack
English ,was respon
sible for the wiring
and lighting of the
stags.
Business ' managers
of the play said that
gross proceeds for
Saturday’s perform
ance and Friday’s ma
tinee grossed $125.
Comm issioner ihakes
Discharge Copies,.
\aterans who wish
to file applications
for various veterans’
benefits, which must
be accompanied by
discharge papers, may
get a true copy of
their discharge from
the office of the U.
S. Commissioner, it
was explained last
week by Floyd L. Gue
rtin of the territor
ial veterans’ office.
Mr* Guartin said
possession of such a
copy would enable the
veteran to always
keep a copy of his
discharge papers in
his possession, thus
guarding against the
possibility of loss.
MARY ANN SWAIN
WINS FANCY WORK
The boy of assor
ted fancy work, which
was awarded at the
close of the play
last Saturday night,
was won by Mary Ann
Swain. *Miss Swain
was a member of the
play cast.
DIerRY ChRISTM AS, EvtRYCN
And A Happy fltw Aear
THE LlNWOOD CAFE
A -.V.* •<TjL
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