Speech Arts Convention Opens Session in Amarillo
The Ninth Annual Texas Speech Arts Association convention starts Friday at 7:45 with a Capitol Hotel breakfast and sessions through Friday and Saturday in Amarillo. The program lists addresses, reports, contests, and departmental meetings led by Mary K. Sands and Wilhelmina Hedde with many Texas educators participating.
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Speech Arts
Amaril
Capitol
Methodist Church
The
Texas Speech Arts Association
Capitol Hotel
Daisy Person
Wilhelmina G. Hedde
the Panhandle
Southern Association
Texas Speech Arts
Mary K. Sands
Minnie Blundell
Morton Brown
Geraldine Hill Styles
Wilda Henderson
Nene Kate Ramsey
Dorothy Compere
Eugene Pillot
Wanda Baker
Oak Cliff High School
Dallas
Earl C. Bryan
Polk Street Methodist Church
Charlies Smith
Jessie Millsapps
Eloise Sterling Hirt
Amarillo Arts Event Features Theater and Music Acts
A schedule of performances includes Children's Theater with Dorothy and Mil dred Mewell, poetry by Mary Miller Beard, and The Brink of Silence as part of Ama rillo Little Theater. The program also lists Dulcy directed by William Russell, a Junior College Balladeres event, a 9:30 reading by Mary K. Sands, luncheon at Capitol Hotel, and Querida readings with cast led by Rho ma Aven and William Aven Jr. followed by a city drive.
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Misses Dorothy and
Mildred Mewell
Children’s Theater
Dulcy
Amarillo Little Theater
William Russell
Balladeres
J. D. Turk
Robert Selph Henry
Nashville
Tenn
Mary K. Sands
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Capitol Hotel
C. W. Batchelder
West Texas State Teachers College
Ruth Robbins Bradford
Robert Wilson
Fred Young
Consuelo
Lizella McKinley
H. N. Wheeler
Texas superintendents plan sectional meet Friday
School leaders from across Texas gather Friday morning at the Municipal Auditorium with J P Buck of Harlingen presiding for discussions on schools and business. Dr B F Pittenger and Dr Edwin A Lee headline talks on professionalizing administration and innovations in supervision.
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Texas
J. P. Buck
Harlingen
American Legion Assembly Hall
Municipal Auditorium
Pittenger
B. F. Pittenger
University of Texas Education Department
M. E
Lee
Edwin A. Lee
University of California Authority
Capitol Hotel
T. D. Brooks
Department of Education
Baylor University
Waco
Manuel
Buck
L. A. Sharp
North Texas State Teachers College
Denton
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Sherman
Rebecca Thayer
Gainesville Junior College
Ruth Pirtle
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Wilhemire Hedde
Sunset High Schools
Joan Watson
Abilene High School
Arvy Ligon
Ballinger High School
Interscholastic League College
Nena Kate Ramsey
Simmons University
Abilene
Texas State College For Women
Fort Worth Conservatory of Music
Fort Worth Little Theater
Ella Lindsay
State Department of Education
Austin
Frost
Dorothy Shelby
Texas School of Fine Arts
Dorothy McClain
Dallas Technical High School
John Campbell Parker
Dallas School of Speech Correction
R. B. Masterson
Tyler
Associated Presa
Maude Irving Tate
Springfield
Mass
Ruth Nichols
Detroit
E. E. Oberholtzer
Houston
Inez Foster
San Antonio
State Department of Education and Higher Institutions of Learning
State Department Division of Research Authority
Alves
Panhandle
W. A. Stigler
el Paso
Pampa
R. P. Jarrett
Canyon
West Texas
Constance Holder
Barachi
J. H. Lamneck
New
Philadelphia
O. At
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Polk S
Super-X
Morrow-Thomas Hardware Company
Polk St
NEW Portage Oxfords
J. Levy
Penney
Penney’s
Gaymode
Amarillo
J.c.ppenney CO
Amarillo, Texas
Cohn
Coats
Cohn’s
Polk
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