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‘ES(‘APE ME NEVER” “Gashouse Kids Go WEST”
Minneapolis Symphony Conducted By
Mitropoulos Gave Concert In Athens
The Minneapolis © Symphony
was accorded g royal welcome
when they came back to the
Georgiag campus at Athens for a
concert in the F. A, Auditorium
Friday night, this time to give
a program of g contrasting ne
ture to the one done here five
years ago wih Dimitri Mitropou
los conducting.
Overture to “Sicilian Vesper,”
“l?b‘nsidered by many to be among
e finest of all Verdi’s operatic
preludes’ as it ‘“represents bet
er than the opera itself the gloom,
the fury, and the pathos of the
dramatic idea,” opened the pro
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ny, though new to most listen
ers, would “grow” in appeal with
more hearings. The first move
ment was thought especially
good.
The Wagnerian group, listing
the Prelude to “Lohengrin,” Good
Friday Spell from *“Parsifal,” and
Introduction to Act 111 from “Die
Meistersinger” possibly was the
most familiar and best-liked part
of their program, judging from
the applause that followed, The
appreciative audience continued
to appland until the orchestra of
fered the second movement of
Beethoven’s Eighth Symphony as
an encore.
Mr. Mitropoulos is a dynmatic
conductor. He uses neither score
nor baton, ang gets remarkable
effects that command the respect
of his orchestra and charm his
listeners.
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Veterans Office
Activity has increased consid
erably in the local office of the
State Department of Veterans
Service since the closing of the
Veterans Administration office
in Athens. |
“In all events,” says*V. W.
Stephens, “we are here to serve
the veterans of Georo% and
their dependents, and will ' 'd¢ our
utmost to serve them courteous
ly, effectively, and confiden
tially.”
The State Department of Vet
erans Service aids the veteran
in a number of ways. These in
clude advice on veterans prob
lems, assistance in filing and pre
paring claims, assistance with
veterans forms, interviews, and
information, all in connection
with the Veterans Administra
tion; besides rendering special
service as authorized by the
state of Georgia.
The Athens field office is lo
cated at 2831» East Broad streef,
second floor of the Parrott build
ing, and is open until 4:45 p. nl.
Athens Shrine Club |
To Hold Stag |
Supper Friday Night |
A stag party will be held by"
the Athens Shrine Club No. 1
on Friday night, April 16, at 7,
o’clock. The party will be at
Walt Crawford’s place, i
LaMar McGinnis, president,
gives the following directions for;
getting to the party: turn off:
Prince avenue at Barber street|
}in front of Athems High School,|
continue about a mile to a sign,
“Welcome Shriners,” and turn
off. i
~ Also Mr. McGinnis states that
the cost will be $1.50 per person‘
‘'and each Shriner is asked to,
ipresent his 1948 Shrine Club
\card at the door. }
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less Nell Brewer |
And Myr. Thomas |
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l Wed On April T hird
’ Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Brewer]
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Nell,» to Mr. Douglas’
| Thomas. Mr. Thomas is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thomas of
Watkinsville, Ga. The couple will
make their home at present with
the groom’s parents in Watkins
ville. !
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Phone 1946 Athens, Ca.
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
Danielsville Senior
Play On April 23rd
The Senior Class of the Dan
ielsville High School will pre
sent “Little Miss Hitch-Hiker,”
the senior play, on April 23, at
the School Auditorium.
The characters are as follows:
Shirley Grey, the hitech hiker,
Betty Jo Bullock; Amanda Sink,
owner of “The Blue Bird Tour
ist Camp,” Hester Mae Nash;
Cora Simpkins, a spinster, Nor
ma Jean Carosn; ’‘Lisbeth, Mrs.
Sink’s daughter, Faye = Dale;
Johnny Jones, Margaret White;
Mrs. Turner, owner of “The Pu
eblo Hotel,” Sara McGarity;
Dusty Collins, the Sheriff, Rufus
Murray; Professor John Masters,
who forgets his wife, Billy Dil
lard; Bill Marks, a truck driver,
Tom Haynes; * Monte Forbes, a
civil engineer, Wyat{ Martin;
Mr. Turner, a long suffering
spouse, Van Jenkins; Robert
Chalice, a young architect, Hu
bert Anthony; Dorothea Laugh
ton, well, come and see for your
self,
Everyone is invited to come
and enjoy the evening at the
Danielsville High School. ’
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Alumni Society
To Honor
Coach Wally Butts
Coach Wally Butts will be
honoreq Friday evening at the
Athens Country Club with a ban
quet to be given by the Board of
Managers of the University Alum
ni Society,
Plans for the banquet were
announced Monday by the Al
vmni Secretary, William Crane.
The oceasion will commemorate
Coach Butts’ 10th anniversary &s
football coach at the University.
The banquet wiil begin at 6:30 p.
m. and at least 75 inviteq guests
are expectegq o atfend.
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