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PAGE FOUR The Gold Bug, Western Maryland College, Wesnpinster, Md., December 6. 1945 Seminary Presents Sixteenth Annual OPA Representative Christmas Pageant On December 18 Speaks On InRation Dr. Mendenhall, a representative (Cont. from Page 1, Col. 2) On the night of December 18, 1945, as Joseph; Betty Little as the Angel from the Office of Price Administra- Shinham, Wally Haile, Barbara Rich- at 8:00 and again at 8:40 P. M., of Annunciation; Ann Murphy play- ton, spoke in Levine Hall on 'rues- ter, and Jo Hauver; publicity commit- Western Maryland College will wit- ing the Angel of Nativity; and many day, December 4, on "Inflation and tee, Ruthie Callahan, chairman, Toots ness the sixteenth of the annual others. Hew We Can Combat It in the ' Hageman, Shirley Snyder, and Mar- Christmas pageants presented by the A native of Greece, one of the Months Ahead." In his speech he gie Eierman ; orchestra committee, Westminster Theological Seminary. townfolk, will utter the prophecy of pointed out that inflation is not a Doris Hines. The pageant will be presented, as it the ancient Sibyl concerning one who new problem for our government. By the way, there's to be a recelv- has been previously. on the portico "wiJl make the whole earth desist The phrase "not worth a continent- ing line composed of Dr. and Mrs. and terraces of the Seminary build- from dire warfare." A student from al" was coined during the period of Holloway; Dean Huganir; the sore- ing. Cuba, Enrique Lamadrfd, will bring inflation that followed the Revolu- rity presidents and their dates: Peg • Origin of Pageant the message of the Latin Americas tionary war. Similar conditions ex- Davis, Perk Hailer, Jane Dudderar, For fifteen years seminary and from the inscription of the Christ of isted after the Civil War, particular- and Jean Burtis ; and the sorority college students, with the aid of the Andes. The Roman Catholic ly in the South, and niter World War sponsors, Miss Robb, Miss W. Ad- townsfdlk, have presented an out- faith will be represented by St. I. The peak of this period of tnna- kins, Miss &nader, and Miss Mana- door Nativity play which closely re- Francis of Assisi with his vision of tion was reached in June, 1920, when han. sembles the production of the Old "all men of all the nations, kings living- costs were double that of 1914. The tickets are on sale in Mcljan- World Passion Play. With this idea and peasants, bond and free, bowing During this war, according to the iel Hal! Office. The price is $1.90 in mind, the originators wrote' a pag- the knee with one accord". Another speaker, the gover-nment had tried to ($1.58 est. price, $.32 tax). You can eant which would lend itself to the student will portray the Jew who curb inflation thr-ough rationing and also get your program when you buy front of the Seminary building, was also a Roman, St. Paul, with Dr. T. 1\I. Whitfield price regulation, but the cost of liv- your ticket. where use could be made of the tiers his gospel of one God and Father, ing had still risen 41%. He went on The council has really put their from the portico roof on the second who is above all and through all. Whitfield Named To to say that F. D. Roosevelt's com- "all" into this in hopes that it would story of the tower windows, several • Cast Experienced mand of "Hold That Line" helped to be a huge "bang-up" affair. Only we floors above. have been Board Directorship keep this rise to 3% since May, 1943. r-an make it so. It will certainly Many of the participants e T'hls Year's Theme in the Nativity for four or five con- Dr. Theodore Marshall Whitfield Dr. Mendenhall explained that a lead to a closer feeling among the A spirit of universal brotherhood is secutive years. Marjorie and Betty five-point program is now under way clubs, and more school spirit. Mistletoe, soft lights, holly, a huge the theme of this year's production, Little have been in the cast for fif- was elected to the board of direc- to hold prices on food, clothing, con- Christmas tree-need I say more? Society of Cur- tors of the Historical and housing, and to sumer durables, entitled "Tidings to All People". The teen years. Starting as small chil- roll County, Incorporated, during a peals of the tower chimes will _com- dren at the manger in 1931, they enforce vigorously the laws that will So I'U take your leave with a Mer; meeting on November 8. This organ- mence the program with the carol passed on to become attendants of ization, which meets monthly, was be passed to keep prices as low as rv Christmas-And I'll see you Sat- "Silent Night". On the last note of the Magi and finally Angels of the "formed for the purpose of collect- possible. This will be hard becauae urday night! the song a speaking chorus, "the Tower and the Annunciation. ing, preserving and perpetuating his- of the shor-tage of fabrics, especially of labor for textile cotton, shortage Dwellers in ~arkness", a~p~ars ~nd torical data, county, state and family mills, and sending- textiles abroad. Compliments asks the meamng of the brilliant star Don Cossacks Will Sing information and relics of cady life, of overhead. A Pharisee and a Prophet customs and. habits." As soon as supply and demand dicated that these controls will be re- The Carroll Food Market give answers to their qucry, but their In Community Concert come into balance, the speaker in- Dr. replies do not agree. The Phanisee mond, Whiffield, a native of Rich- on Virginia, is well known haughtily insists that the star her- (Cont. from Page 1, Col. 3) campus as tbe head of our history moved,· but our responsibility now is 90 W. Main St.. alds a Messiah for the chosen few, Song of the Plains Knepper and political science department, to see this program through to the but the Prophet proclaims the birth In 1895 Cossack War Song where he has served Western Mary- End. Following the address there was a Cootes' Barber Shop of the Saviour of all mankind. With Lezg inskn.Daucasmn Cossack Dance land for fifteen years. He holds a the unfolding of each episode of the Part IiI Bachelor of Arts degree from the discussion period at which time the Two Barbers Christmas story, the arguing per- From Border Unto Border ..Djerjinsky University of Richmond and a Doc- speaker answered various questions sists until the final scene, wherein Dance Song ...._~._ Popular Melody raised by members of the audience. East Main Street representatives of various nations, Russian Serenade ..... V. Abtoff tor of Philosophy degree from Johns Hopkins University. His long inter- races, and faiths offer their dreams Russian Soldiers Song ..Military Song est in this organization has culmin- Theo. f. Shaeffer Benny's Kitchen of world brotherhood at the foot of Kozatchok _. ~ __. .. .. .. ated in his new position, which ex- the manger. Popular Dance of the Don Cossacks tends for a three year term. MASTER PLUMB~R HOME·COOKED MEALS .College and Seminary Cast For the past nineteen years, the The Carroll County Historical So- 92 W. Main St. W. Main St. Westminster, Md. There are many college and sem- Don Cossacks have toured the world ciety, which was incorporated in Phone 359·J inary students who will portray and have given 4,500 concerts since 1939, recently purchased Shellman Westminster, Md. roles in the Nativity play. Number- their organization. They have sung House, the former home of Miss for crowned heads of Europe and po- Mary B. Shellman and Dr. James I...._.-;,·di;,.,a;;mo~~ t~pt;i;,D:~~a::thFe;~~ tentates of Asia, for the heads of Reese, who for many years was head Christmas Past William F. Myers' who plays the Pharisee; Marjorie state in Mrica, Australia, New Zea- of ancient languages at Western and . Son" Inc. Little, cast as Mary; Herbert Hall land, and South America. Maryland College. Christmas Present PORK PACKERS SAUSAGE Compliments of HUTZLER. BroTH EI\.') 0: MANUFACTURERS Baltimore Sun Agent T. W. Mather & Sons. Myers' Groc~ry Store J. WM. HULL, Jeweler Baltimore, Maryland Liberty and Green Streets Westminster's Department Store of Successor to Cassell's the pleasantest place Office and Plant- Complete Stock Westminster, Md. Good Service and Values to shop! phone 458 ~ytotheHil1 The Store of New Fashioned Jewelry and Old Fashioned SMITH & REIFSNIDER Incorporated John Everhart Honesty LUMBER-COAL Times Building THE COLLEGE BARBER WESTMINSTER, MD. East Main St. AND BOBBER Westminster, Md. Margaret & Earl's AT THE FORKS COMPLIMENTS OF Students' Center Compliments Compliments of The Carroll Gardens Phone 214-W of Flowers for Every Occasion SANDWICHES- Rutan Chevrolet Co. BON SACK'S SOFT DRINKS SODAS LUNCHES Stewart N. Dutter er Watch for Latest FLORIST Models of Chevrolet Compliments Pennsylvania Ave. Carroll Theatre State Theatre of Phone 350 WESTMINSTER, MD. WESTMINSTER, MD. I Cash's Real E,tate THUR.·SAT., DEC. 6, 7, 8 THUR ..FRJ., DEC. 6, 7 and Joan Davis > Jack Haley Don Littell CHRISTMAS 'GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS" "CRIME DOCTOR'S COURAGE" Insurance Agency GREETINGS SAT., DEC. 8 Jimmy Lakely Westminster, Maryland SUN.-THUR., DEC. 9, 10, 11,12, 13 "RIDERS OF THE DAWN" From 730JtkH)J Walter Pidgeon - Ginger Rogers SUN.·TUE., DEC. 9, 10, 11 "WEEI{END AT THE Carroll Pa,try Shop WALDORF" Geraldine Fitzgerald Judith Anderson ICE CREAM "AND THEN THEY WERE 5 E. Main St. FRI.-SAT., DEC. 14, 15 NONE" CHRISTMAS Edward Arnold . Frances Rafferty WED., DEC. 12 GREETINGS "HIDDEN EYE" Western Thriller "STRANGER FROM SANTA FE" Charles Carroll Hotel If It I. B~rden' s SUN.·TUES., DEC. 16, 17, 18 Virginia Bruce . Vic MacLaglan Tl-IUR..FRI., DEC. 13, 14 Specialists DELICIOUS CHICKEN Alexis Smith. Paul Whiteman "LOVE, HONOR AND IN BLUE" "RHAPSODY GOODBYE" in It', Got To Be Good Cold Finger Wave Permanent DINNERS WED.·THUR., DEC. 19. 20 .. SAT., DEC. 15 Charles Mac.hineless and Machine "LA WLESS Starrett EMPIRE" Permanent Waves 'Caterer For Sorority Ted Donaldson·Margaret Lindsay SUN.-TUE., DEC. 16, 17, 18 "ADVENTURES OF RUSTY" Eugene Pallett phone 395 Banquets -BORDEN ICE CREAM CO. Billy Burke CHEATERS" ''THE Lowry Meauty Shop .. Westminster, Md. Phone 261 FRI.·SAT., DEC. 21, 22 WED., DEC. 19 Langford - Alien Carney Adjoining Post Office Frances "STARS ON PARADE" Johnny Mack Brown "LOST TRAIL" --------.~-----