The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-12-29
PARADISE NEWS
THAT INTERESTS

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Instrumental selection, "Silent
Night, Holy Night" by the "H.H.
R.R." orchestra ESQ called by Prof.
Hampton).
Introductory remarks and thanks,
Geraldine Harvey.
Solo, christmas at Sea-" Fer
nina Echeverria.
Song, christmas Candies" Maur-
icio Arriola and little tots dressed
as ''Peppermints and Lollypops."
REGULATIONS, "The Little Xmas
Tree" Floris Case.
Pantomime, "Sally's Christmas -
read by Gertrude Washburn, acted
by pupils of various grades.
Anthem, Solos by Mrs. Virgil Pas
quale and Pablo Echeverria, chorus
of girls of higher grades.
Drill, "March of the Christmas
Trees" l boys and girls of inter-
mediate grades.
Pantomime recitation, GOOD San
ia Claus" Theresa Fritchen, enacted
by Mary Echeverria, Hannah Web
ster, Mauricio Arriola and Segunda
Gastanaga.
Ribbon dance, girls of higher
grades.
Playlette, I'm Santa Claus Land;
Santa Claus, Lilo Peraldo; Mrs.
Santa Claus, Ruby Riley; Jimmie,
workshop boss, Edmund Recanzone
merry workers, eight boys and eight
girls of primary and intermediate
grades. ice nymph, Opal Harvey;
dolls. Jessie Rubianes, Esther Gil
lilan, Mary Arriola. Allhandro -Eehe-
verria; Russian dancers, Angeline
Recanzone and Marion Bradshaw
Russian toymaker. Lee Gillian
French doll, Aquilina Gastanaga
Japanese carvings, Victoria and
Mario Echeverria.
The pupils and more especially
teachers deserved and received much
praise for the entertainment afford
ed. Each child in school had part
and all did exceptionally well The
program was enjoyed from start to
finish by the large crowd present.
The dance. which followed the
program Friday evening, was due
to the efforts of Billy Stock. Ar
irving in town and hearing that no
dance was scheduled, he said that
wouldn't do at all. SO he proceeded
to hunt up some musicians. H. c.
Hampton, J. P. Riley and S. D.
Riley, with Miss Geraldine Harvey
at the piano. were prevailed upon
to play. a jolly time was had by
young and old in dancing most
everything from foxtrot to quadrille
until about l am, when the affair
broke up.
In spite of the snowstorm many
out-of town folk were in to the ex-
ercises and dance.
Miss jeanette Buckingham is
home from Sacramento, where she
is attending school, to spend the
yuletide vacation with relatives.
Emile Buckingham is up from
Winnemucca, where he is engaged
in business, F. c. Buckingham hav-
ing motored down to meet him on
Saturday.
Miss Alphonsine Liotard, a u
cf n. student, and Miss Emma Lilo
tard, who attends the Winnemuccs
high school, are here to spend the
holidays with their mother, Mrs. v
Liotard.
II. C. Hampton, principal Of
Paradise schools, and Miss Nora
Roberts, primary teacher, departed
on Saturdays stage for their vaca
tons. Mr.. Hampton goes to Bishop
Calf, while Miss Roberts went t.
Winnemucca to be with her father
and brother. A 17-pound Turk
accompanied Miss Roberts.
Blake A. Beatty, Rebel Creel
ranger, expected TO take ali over
land journey to Washington mo-
D.C), but has decided not to at
tempt it; at least not in his Max
well.
Martin Below "jitneyed" t.
Winnemucca Thursday with a loat
of chickens.
Mr.. and Mrs W. F. Twist hav,
as their Christmas guests Mr.. ant
| Mrs. d. A. Ford and the latters' sol
Paul Of Winnemucca.
! Mrs. Ed Brush was very i'll an,
under the doctors care several day
last week, but is greatly improved
Jim" Gfigsby arrived home Fri
day from Rogue River, Oregon
where he went to see his sister
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