Marathon News Study Club hears Japan trip tale
Dr Dorothy Dee Bailey of Sul Ross College Alpine spoke on her 1953 teaching experience at a girls university near Tokyo. The program, hosted by Mesdames Gage Holland and Frank Wedin, drew thirty members and guests with cake squares and punch. Several local residents and visitors attended events in Alpine, Fort Stockton and Austin involving district conferences, a park dedication plan, and personal trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dee Bailey
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Japan
Tokyo
Mesdames Gage Holland
Frank Wedin
Ireland
Attends T F W C Mesdamés L C Ritchey Clinton Ritchey and Pless Chambers
Attendees include T F W C Mesdamés L C Ritchey Clinton Ritchey and Pless Chambers at a local event.
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T. F. W. C. Mesdamés
L. C. Ritchey, Clinton Ritchey and
Pless Chambers
Funeral services held for Chester Hatch in Marathon
Funeral services for Chester Hatch of Albuquerque were conducted Saturday at the Baptist church in Marathon with Bro. Bales of Alpine officiating. Burial followed in Marathon cemetery. Pallbearers were Zenas Decie Frank Wedin Louie Granger Walton Shoemake Travis Roberts and Tom Henderson. Out of town relatives included Mrs. Allen Burnham Walter Hatch Will Hatch and Mrs. Edna Hallaway. The Red Cross drive proceeds under Mrs. F. M. Roark in Marathon.
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Chester Hatch
Albuquerque
N. M
Marathon
Bro
Bales
Alpine
Baptist Church
Livingston Funeral Home
Zenas Decie
Frank Wedin
Louie Granger
Walton Shoemake
Travis Roberts
Tom Henderson
Allen Burnham
San Antonio
Walter
Will Hatch
Albuquarque
Edna Hallaway
Phoenix, Ariz
Cast announced for Sul Ross college musical Annie Get Your Can
Casting for the musical comedy Annie Get Your Can to be staged April 1 and 2 by Sul Ross college Speech and Music departments is announced. Lead Annie will be Margaret Phillips of Alpine with a large ensemble including Dennis W. Reed as Frank Butler and numerous actors from Alpine, San Antonio, Del Rio, Midland, and other Texas towns.
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Sul Ross College
Freda Powell
Margaret Phillips
Alpine
Bertram
Holmes Easley
Los Angeles
Charlie
Charles Mann
Mac
Thomas Rawlins
Levelland
Wilson
Cordell Green
Brownfield
George
Carroll Lassiter
Tommy
James Johnson
Midland
Buffalo Bill
Max Olson
Pawnee Bill
Hector Barrera
del Rio
Sitting Bull
Malcolm Tweedy
San Angelo
Courtney Noll
San Antonio
Man
Aldvede Mireles
Henry Huffman
Rogelio Lopez
All Indians
Anne Norton
Dolly
Eva Mae Eaton
Brownwood
Winnie
Johnnie McDanel
Palacios
Jessie
Chelsea Young
Minnie
Dolores Barrow
Little Jake
Sue Sritt
Jane
Joss ‘Hastings
Mary
Lu Ann Lindley
Mertzon
Sylvia Porter
Mary K. Winder
Fort Worth
S. Adams
Lora Garrettson
Virginia Rogers
Jeannine Cox
Iraan
Yellow Foot
Anne Foreman
Dumas
Little Horse
Lynell Shadix
Big Horse
Fayder Hart
Millett
Jim Stoicheff
Elbwood City
Peggy Brunson
Donene Werner
Odessa
Phyllis Reed
Ruth Norman
Weslaco
Marathon homemakers host bridge party and PTA note
The Thursday Bridge club met March 18 at Mrs. Earl Young's home with three tables of players. Mrs. R. M. Treadwell won high and Mrs. Tommy Allen was second. Bingo went to Mrs. F. M. Roark and slam to Mrs. Zoye Decie and Mrs. W. Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Young
W. Green
Ralph Coe
Dave Subilett
Frank Wedin
Jack Todd
W. Donnell
Lon Garrison
Leon Evans
Hostess
Brilliant Tenor Louis Roney To Sing At Sul Ross Tomorrow
Atlanta born tenor Louis Roney famed for Tosca with the New York Philharmonic under Mitropoulos appears at Sul Ross College Auditorium at 8 p m tomorrow. A Harvard graduate and WWII veteran, Roney studied with Renato Bellini and earned praise from Grace Moore.
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Sul Ross College
Louis Roney
Atlanta
Sul Ross
Tosca
New York
Lewisohn Stadium
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orcchestra
Dimitri Mitropoulos
Harvard
Roney
Winter Park
Fla
Rollins College
Minna Hecker
Harvard University
Harvard Glee Club
Boston
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Pacific
Naval Hospital
New Orleans
Izler Solomon
Hollywood
Louis Rodney
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Miami
Mana Zucca
Grace Moore
Atlanta Papers
Mitropoulos
Cavaradossi
Jenik
Fort Worth Civic Opera Co
Gounod
Wagner Opera Co
Minneapolis Symphony
Tour of cities ends with DAR convention in Constitution Hall
The text describes a tour of important cities across the country culminating in a performance at Constitution Hall in Washington for the annual Daughters of the American Revolution convention, with extensive tours as the tenor in the Columbia Grand quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Constitution Hall
Columbia Grand Quartet
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Houston
L C. Ritchey
Mr. Ritchey
Clinton Ritchey
Marathon Pta
Federated Women's Club
Fort Stockton
L. E. Dudley
Tom Yarbro
Bill Hargus
Ear Bland
Neeland Allebrand
Austin
Allan Shivers
Dwight D. Reisenhower
Big Bend National Park
Ruiz Cortines
Mexico
Bill Donnell
Billito
Lee Martin
Mary Jack
Sanderson
Mrs. Yarbro
Mrs. Adams
Jo Shaffer
Judy Kay
Mrs. Shaffer
Earl Clark
Mr. Clark
F. T. Leary
L. F. Buttrill
Mr. Leary
Mrs. Leary
Price
Creemeries, Lac
Hatch Funeral
Red Cross
F. M. Roark
Zoye Decie
Mr. T. J. Heard
Brackettville
Big Bend Park
Mr. Heard
The
Jack Catto
B.J. Pierce
W. A. Clark
van Horn
Parkway Tel
Earl Fallis
Pecos
Wilton Youngblood
Frigidaire
General Motors
West Texas Utilities Company
S. Ross
Bridge Club
Eva Chaffin
PTA
O. H. Theophilus
Library News
W. K. Peace
State Library
Big Bend
Men Blank
Sutton, Wells
Ames
Lady of Arlington
Lincoln McKeever
Eddie Fisher
P. M
Joe Marsh
India
Royal
Raja
United States Brewers Foundation
A. J. Gard
EL Paso
Dallas
Bill Goodall
Cape Cod
Storey - Whiteside
Ford
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