Houston times-journal. (Perry, Ga.) 1994-1999, November 25, 1998, Section C, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextPage 2C Chnxtma* at (he CroMrowU. November 25. 1998 Elfis to visit Perry this season Bv STACIE M. VU TIMES-JoMINAL STAfT Students at Momingsidc Elementary School and Perry Elementary School will imperson ate elves this year for Christmas. Mormngside Elementary will hold Ute play at the Perry High School Auditorium Dec 14. at 7 p m Perry Elementary will hold their play at the same place on Dec 17 at 7 p.m. The play has a 1950-1960's theme and is about 25 minutes long The mam character is named “Elfis" and he is a rock and roll elf. The play has a cast of about 70 students per school The crew is made up of about 100 students Kindergartners through second graders will he par ticipating m the play The play is about accepting people for their differences. The reason I choose this musical is for the message behind it" said Toni Henson, music teacher at both schools. "That is a valuable lesson tor adults and children." There are five songs the stu dents will sing The music is sup plied via stereo "The music is really hap penin" said Henson "It will speak to the hearts of adults and children alike " Tile admission tor the plays is tree You won t want to miss it!!" according to Henson. Open houses set Bv CHARLOTTE PERKINS Ti mks-Jc h knal Staff In coniunction with Christmas at tlic Crossroads, several merchants will hold open houses during the weekend ot Dec 5-6. offering holiday refreshments along with an opportu nity for browsing and socializing. For Carolyn Hagan at Rainhow's End. Imsiing an open house is a way of thanking customers I<t their supptrt "I have it to show my customers that 1 appreciate them." she said, noting that those who visit her shop Inmi 1-4 pin Dec 6. can enjoy refreshments as well as shopping for Itolklay craft items and supplies. Crossroads Insurers will herald tlx season with an open house from ! p.m to 5 p.m Dec 4 A number of businesses in down town Perry will hold open houses on Dec 6 most from 4-6 p.m. Ai Impressions there will he a iwo-d;i> Holiday Open House with I tot cider and refreshments served Dec. 5 from It) am. to 5 p.m. and Dec. 6. from 1-6 p.m. The shop stocks a wide variety of gifts as well decorative items. "We have holiday decorations and Christmas scents for the home." said E’lizaheth Rowers, owner, who noted ilia! the store s regular hours .uv being expanded lor the holiday to include Sundays. Impressions will tv open on Sunday allcmtxHis from i-5 pin from Nov. 29-Dec. 20. Antiques from the Shed. 1139 Macon Road will have a sale of antiques Dec. 5-6. and an open house from 2-5 p in. Dec. 6. Support your community. Try shopping Perry first this Christmas j MAY YOU AND YOUR FAMILY HAVE A HAPPY AND SAFE HOLIDAY SEASON JfcPERRY m Airtbffl C©nnv©iffitrfionii ■gMQt&viisitoirs Bmureamn Remember to keep Holiday Dollars at Home... Sh&p Cf-ivstl Perry Area Convention & Visitors Bureau & Welcome Center 101 General Courtney Hodges Boulevard Perry. Georgia 31069 Brighten * someone's Holidays 5 with a gift of ' flowers! MPerry Florist 734 Main Street, Perry 912-987 1656 800-771-1656 Ijk'gvm,-!.-'.-' "CeCe6rate" the HoCidays 'Boyds Bearstones , JoCkstones , DoCCstones. Boyds TCush, Dreamsicles , Cherished Teddy's , Beanie Bdbxes & Attic Treasures , Cake Candles , Itfind chimes , And a whoCe xu Cot more!!!! %A the *JLk ill iflttLAGEI \isit U 5 in Terry or in Centervifle at the Gatteria Mad Terry HoCiday Hours Mon thru Sat loam to 9jm Sun ijm to 6pm iJTr.y tay I ——— 4 Lmm—mmmm fhrrf 9M-IM Celebrating our yn Galltrla Nall 971-4064