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Cappella Choir Gave
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Music Appreciation
Soloists (vocalists ‘and instru
mentalists) Men’s and Women's
Glee Clubs, the Georgia Trio, and
} a variety of attractions have been
- given under the direction of Hugh
Hodgson on Athens Music Ap
preciation programs through the
years of their existence, How
ever, the first official appearance
of the A Cappella Choir, directed
by Donald Morrison, was unique.
Unity of emsemble, {fine.intona
tion, and all the things that go to
make a capella singing a success
were presented in Thursday's
performance of motets from the
Romean and Russian liturgy, cho.
rales from Bach cantatas, and
other fine, interesting literature
so beautifully written in this me+
, dium, but seldom heard here ex
cept through recordings,
| Hugh Hodgson and Warren
Little; Frances Hodgson, soprano,
. with Charles Wadsworth at the
piaho inserted Bach and Men.
i delssohn compositions into the pro
; Bram and gave added variety with
‘excellent readings of a Sonata for
Flute and Pian, and the Aria
from “Elijah,” . “Hear Ye Is
real.”
[ Personnel of the ensemble list
|ed: Jackie Anderson, June Bar
rett, Ann Bell, Sallie Bell Ed
ldith Blair, Mary Bondurant, Jo
' Brown, Angie Claridy, Anne Dale,
Doris Echols, Martha = Ecker,
| T#izabeth Etheridge, Rose Faulk
i ner, Jackie Foster, Shirley Grogan,
Erin Hinson, Frances Hodgson,
Carol Holt, Virginia Lynn, Kath.
ryn, Lorman, Barbara Marlin, Sa
rah Michael, Jackie Pilcher, Lillie
Pittard, Betty Morgan Rowe, Bar
(bara Schwettmann, Margaret
' Sherman, Faye Snider, Thomasina
' Smith. Sara Rigdon Towson, Janet
can de Erve Jacqueline Wade,
Peggy Wilson. John Anderson,
Paul Baker, Ernest L. Bennett,
George Betsill, Hugh Deen,
George Enlo, Troupe Harris, Har.
rison Heidler, Alva Mashburn,
Charles McCell, Joe McKee. Biliv
Mixon, Mack Ozburn, James
Persse. Daniel Temkin , Har
lold Thompson, Michael Toole,
| Roland Smith, Charles Wads
. worth, Jerome C Welch, James
tB. Whittle, and ‘Da.vid Wynne.
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Officers Installed
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Tuesday Night
By Beta Sigma Phi
DY DEid igima rii
| The regular monthly meeting
of Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi Sorority met: Tuesday night,
May 3rd at the Chamber of
I Commerce building.
| After the business the program
was turned over to Mrs. Vera
Bishop who introduced- the guest
speaker C. Wilmer Heery, noted
architect, who gave a most in
teresting talk on Home Building
| Planning.
! Installation service was also
" held with the following giris be
ing installed to serve for the en
suing year:
i President, Carolyn Johnson;
.V. President, Frances Turner;
" Recording Secretary, Virginia
Camarata; Corresponding Secre~
‘ tary, Geneva Watkins; Treasur
' er, \Marie White.
| The standing committees were
| appointed as follows:
Program Chairman, Marie
Lawrence; Social Chairman, Bet
ty Freeman; Ways and Means
| Chairman, Marie Townsend;
i Membership Chairmun, Dorothy
| Roper; Custodian, Mildred Rus
{ sell; Publicity, Ann Shelnutt;
Contact Committee Chairman,
| Katherine Hall; Parliamentarian,
Mildred Clements; = Historian,
lElizabeth Harrison.
The meeting was closed with
the members repeating the glos
ing ritual in unison.
EXHIBITED TEMPLE
The Golden Pavilion of Jehol,
finest Lama temple in" China, and
for a long time summer home of
the Manchu emperors, was shipped
to Chicago and reconstructed for
the World’s Fair in 1934.
Sheraton, the famous furniture
maker, once designed an otfoman
with heating urns under it to keep.
the seat warm in cold weather,
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Officers Installed
At Meeti
At Meeting
| Chase Street P, T. A. held its
last meeting of this year at
which time new officers were in
stalled. The new president is
Mrs. Roswell David who has
been most active in P, T. A. for
a long time. The past year she
served as vice president and
previous to that was treasurer.
The other,officers are Mrs. Wil
liam D. Hicks, Ist vice president;
Mrs. Ralph Tabor, 2nd vice
president; Mrs. Hubert Bell, sec
retary; and Mrs. W. A. Camp
bell, treasurer. The installation
service was conducted by Mrs.
L. M. Shadgett, president of the
Clarke County Parent-Teachers
Council. |
The speaker for the afternoon
was Mr. Wayne Shields, head of
the recreation department for
the city of Athens. His*talk was
of special interest to mothers with
children for he outlined a most
interesting recreation program
for the summer. This program
will be presented in detail in an
article to appear soon so watch
the paper for further informa
tion.
Mrs. Escoe Shaw presented a
most enjoyable musical program.
The Mixed Chorus sang, “Who
Has Seen the Wind” and “The
World Is Waiting for the Sun
rise.”
In honor of Mother’s Day, six
girls from the 6th grade sang,
“That Wonderful Mother of
Mine.”
The Boy’s Choir sang, “Who is
Sylvia,” next was a vocal solo—
“The Lord’s Prayer” Laddie
Wigley; “Little David Play on
Your Harp,” Boy’s Choir with
Tommy Findley as soloist; and
“Ma Little Banjo.”
The program was concluded
with an interesting folk dance by
some members of Miss Clark’s
6th grade.
Mrs. Rowland announced that
a member of thé Athens recrea
tion department would be at
Chase Street school every Mon
day and Friday afternoons to
supervise play. The Ist and 2nd
graders will have from 1:30 to
2:30; the other grades from 2:30
to 4 o’clock.
In listening to the various re
ports and aeccomplishments for
the year it was revealed that
lease Street has 237 paid P-T.
A. members; has acquired a new
movie to aid in visual education;
two new rooms are being built
off thé north corridor; the school
grounds have been improved and
$150.00 worth of shrubbery has
been purchased; at the Music
Festival. held in Milledgeville,
The Rhythm Band Boy’s Choir
and Laddie Wigley all received
No. 1 rating; in art at the Uni
versity where about 500 paint
ings were submitted, there were
60 selected to be sent on & four
of the State. Chase has five of
this 60.
At the end of the meeting Mrs.
Laßoone presented Mrs. William
Crane, retiring president, with a
lovely tray in appreciation of
the work she has done.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, AND
THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948,
s:s9—Sign On.
6:oo—Reveille Round-Up.
6:2S—UP News, ’
6:3o—Reveille Round-Up.
7:OO—UP News.
7:o6—Baseball Scores.
7:lo—Market Summary.
T:ls—Southern Rhythm Boys.
7:3o—John Murray,
7:4S—UP News.
B:oo—Johnny Murray
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8:55-—~UP News.
9:oo—Morning Devotional.
9:3o—Echoes from Broadway.
10:00—Words and Music.
10:15—You Can’t Say Hello.
10:30—Charles Magnante
Quartette.
10:45—Novelty Tune Time,
11:00—Chuck Wagon.
12:]5—-—UP News. _
12:30—¥Farm News.
12:45—Farm News and Music,
1:00—UP News.
I:os—Show Tune Time. ;
I:ls—That Man With the Band.
I:3o—Luncheon Serenade.
2:OO—UP News. ‘
2:os—Vocal Varieties.
2:3O—U. S. Marine Band.
2:4s—D'Artega Presents. -
3:oo—Murray-Go-Round.
4:OO—UP News,
4:os—Murray-Go-Round
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