Lee College Students Choose Favorites in Popularity Poll
Lee College held a campus popularity poll naming Joveta Jones Glen Lowery Beverly Barigainer and Mickey Pit stow among top picks. Glen is student council president and Joveta vice president. Beverly blends studies with college office work while active in sorority leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joveta Jones
Glen Lowery
Beverly Barigainer
Mickey Pitstow
Lee College
Joveta
Clonn
Freshhien Bev
Pea
Zwork
Stae Gamma
T College
Beverly
Ezir
Glenn
Mickey
Erly
Glen
Bakaleinikoff and Sinfonietta Ace Outstanding Conductor
Vladimir Bakaleinikoff, famed conductor and former Moscow Art Theater artist, guest conducts with Pittsburgh Symphony connections and has shaped careers including Lorin Maazel and Patrice Saysel. He’s held posts with Cincinnati, Louisville, and notable opera and film scoring work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vildimir Bakaleinikoff
Essociate Cantoc
Pittsburgh Symb Eal
United Isssies
Bakalei
Fritz Remme
Cincinnati Symphony
Symphony
United States
Carnegie Pops
New York City
New York Phharmonic Symphony
Utah Strata Symphony Orchestra
Montreal Philharmonic
Russia
Vladimir Baka-reini
Conservatory
Moscow Art Theater
Cincinnati Orchestra
Cincinnati
Bakaleinikoff
Hollywand
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Bach Maninoff
Prince Igor
Heallsiwood Bowl
Univers Chicago
Louisville Civic Arts Association
Louisville Symphony
Baksteinikoff
Local church groups meet at Trinity calendar mix
Calendar notes a Monday gathering at St Annes Episcopal guild room and multiple church groups including the Women’s Auxiliary at 4 pm, Grace Bethedree church activities, and Bayou Rainbow events at Masonie hall with address 315 West Gulf, listing participants and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Papa Creek Order of
Eastern Bit
Masonie Hall
Grace Bethedree
Mrs Fisher Hostess To Julia Lottie Meet
Mrs A T Fisher led a discussion on sending old phonograph records to Korea at the Queen Esther class of First Baptist church Friday. The class met at Mrs Jack Nesselrodes home on Joha A read scripture and led in prayer. Cokes and cookies were served to 10 members and six children. Next meeting set for Mrs J R Harvey home on Wi Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Fisher
Korea
First Baptist Church
Jack Nesselrode
Nesselrode
J. G. Edwards
J. R. Harvey
Main
Robert E Lee Students Debate UN And Peace
A Robert E Lee panel during an AAUW Enlightened Americanism workshop debated the United Nations and peace. Moderated by Pat Nicholson, speakers argued for and against UN roles, warning of world government and a Communist trap while defending cooperation and the UN charter as consistent with US freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
United Nations
American Association of University Women
J. J. Bradshaw
Wright
Pat Nicholson
Gary Garner
Judy Abraham
Frank Smith
Janie Tarburton
Soviet Union
Garner
Miss Abraham
Uppasing
Smith
Miss Tarburton
Unesco
Afe
Sylvia Rose Listi Hosts Tacky Party at Home
Sylvia Rose Listi hosted a tacky party Friday at 409 S Main Highlands. Sandra Dunaway and Jerry Don Pace won for the tackiest outfits. Dozens of guests attended including Mike Wagner, Jean Monroe, Bri Walker, Gene Smith, Kit Tompkins, Jerry Tompkins, Jimmy Burke, Pac Henneke, Lyn Gray and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Rose
S. Main
Highlands
Sandra Dunaway
Jerry Don Pace
Mike Wagner
Jean Monroe
Bri Walker
Gene Smith
Kit Tompkins
Jerry Tompkins
Jimmy Burke
Pac Henneke
Lyn Gray
George Hederhorst
Barton Bruce
Wayne Porter
Linda Sue Stewa
Eben Belle Sue Williams
Don Chand
Margie Weeks
Janelle Buchanek
Mrs Fisher Leads Queen Esther Project Meeting
Mrs Fisher presided over Cedar Bayou Methodist church Julie Lottie circle gathering with members setting laws for the year’s programs. Mrs Abernathy gave a devotional from Romans. The Pilot prayer group prayed for the sick. A luncheon followed as three visitors joined the group Carol Jean Fowler Miss Odom and Mrs Dave Thur man of St Bernice Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Fisher
Julie Lottie
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
E. W. Abernathy
Romans
Carol Jean Fowler
Odom
Dave Thurman
St. Bernice, Ind
Mrs. Drews Class Hosts Dinner At Drew Home
Mrs A E Drews Memorial Baptist church class of 16 year old girls held a covered dish dinner Thursday at 800 N Jones. Main dish was spaghetti and meatballs. Attendees included Janis Jewell Dora Mallory Kay Barclay Shirley Fisher Elizabeth Breit Martha Jo Cooke Genevieve Rison Bettie Wilson and Mr and Mrs Drew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Drew
Memorial Baptist Church
Drew Home
N. Jones
Janis Jewell
Dora Mallory
Kay Barclay
Shirley Fisher
Elizabeth Breit
Martha Jo Cooke
Genevieve Rison
Bettie Wilson
Mrs. Drew
Phebean Class Luncheon at Memorial Baptist Church
Members of the Phebean class of Memorial Baptist church were feted with a luncheon Thursday at Gonzalez restaurant. Mrs. Dave Parish and Mrs. Otis Goss planned the event. Mrs. D. XN. Lofton presided over a short business session. Eleven members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Baptist Church
Gonzelez
Dave Parish
Otis Goss
D. XN. Lofton
Sue Matthews Leads Brownie Troop 3 In Officer Election
Brownie Troop 3 elected Sue Matthews as president with Connie Price as vice president Emily Wirt as secretary Melanie Coburn as treasurer Sally Cole as reporter during Thursday’s officer election The troop met at the First Baptist Church Pat Cannamore and Sonja Levine were named record chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Troop 3
Sue Matthews
Connie Price
Emily Wirt
Melanie Coburn
Sally Cole
First Baptist Church
Pat Cannamore
Sonja Levine
TIEMAN-HEINTSCHEL PLANS COMPLETED FOR WEDDING
Miss Joy Dell Tiernan and Jack Heintschel have announced final plans for their wedding at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Paul Lutheran Church. Maid of honor is Misa Adlong. bridesmaid is Mrs. Charles Tiernan. best man is Raymond Tiernan. groomsmen Dan Davis. ushers Charles Payne and Eddie Heintschel. candlelighters Doris Prinzer and Shirley Springfield. Flower girl Angela Streich. Ringbearer Eddie Wayne Heintschel. Invitations extended via press. Tiernan honored with a tea shower the prior day hosted by the Adlong family with about 50 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Dell Tieran
Jack
Heintschel
Paull Lutheran Shurch
Miss Tiernan
Misa Delia Adtong
Charles Tiernan
Raymond Tiernan
Dan Davis
Charles Payne
Eddie Heint«schel
Doris Prinzer
Shirley Springfield
Angela Streich
Ringbester
Eddie Wayne Heintseel
Miss Tieman
E.G. Adlong
Wooster
Eat By Fireside Easy Meals For Cold Weather Appetites
A vintage cooking roundup offers simple fireside dishes for cold weather. It features hearty soups with corned beef hash and citrus salad, tomato chowder with lemon, Newburg with rice and lobster, pork chops with beans casserole, and a cauliflower sauce blended with cream of celery soup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
Mrs J W Stewart Heads Reviewer Club Officers
Mrs J W Stewart elected president of the Reviewer Club with G W Wilson as vice president and Norman Do Foote as secretary The group named W J Service secretary treasurer J B Moody librarian and Sohn 58 Bonner as book committee chair The nominating committee will include outgoing 1952 officers The 1931 handbook leftovers form a circulating library No annual tea due to book prices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reviewer Club
J. W. Stewart
G. W. Wilson
Norman Do. Foote
W. J. Service
BF. M. Orr
J. &. Moody
Sohn
Bonner
Three Metropolitan Museum Fellowships Open
New York IP three graduate student fellowships of 4000 dollars each are offered for the third year by the Metropolitan Museum trustees. Open to men and women in art history archaeology or museum training, the program runs July 2 1953 to July 1 1954 with potential for 1000 extra for travel study abroad after 12 months. Applicants must have two years of graduate study by June 1953 and demonstrate outstanding ability plus reading knowledge of French and German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Museum
United States
Wieners
Metropolitan
Rehearsal Dinner Honors Sales-Shepherds in Dallas Area
Miss Irma Rae Sales and William Donald Shepherd were honored at a rehearsal dinner hosted by Mrs. Cuba Greer at her home 513 West Pearce. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Reginal Wilson and many couples. decorations featured white candy and pink emanations around the buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Rae Sales
William Donald Shepherd
Cuba Greer
W. Pearce
Greer
John Macke
Ella Henderson
C Reginal Wilson
John Benes
Milton S Jorda Jr
Paul R. Black
Victor Wadde
Pearl Barden
Adolph Michalsky
David Heatley
Chris Shepherd
Keith King
John Jennings
Robert la Gillette
C. C. Hott
W. M. House
Evelyn Pobson
Lynchburg P T A Opens Annual Exhibit of 150 Paintings
The Lynchburg PTA begins a five day art exhibit at the school featuring 150 paintings by old masters and modern American and European artists. Night showings run 6 30 to 9 p m with coffee served. day viewing 3 45 to 10 45 a m and 1 to 3 p m. Four schools Highlands Channelview Sheldon Crosby invited. program included humorous skit about a Lynchburg faculty meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Parent-Teacher Association
P-Ta
J. W. Frymire
PTA
Pians 2A
Pam
Highlands
Channelview
Sheldon
Crosby
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Gene Flowers
Freddie Brooks
A. L. Edwards
E. M. Chandler
Denpy
Francis Miles
W. E. Chandler
Libell
HV. Plagens
Beverly Bargainer
Lowery
Baytown Sun
Sinfonietta
Beverly Boyd
Brownie Troop
David G. Bur- Ebct
Mary Hastings
Peggy A ¥Adley
Treacher
Re Head
Intringham
Sha 1 Bacon
Dley
Hattie Rose
Betty Sheppard Box
J. W. Boyd
Mondsy Guild of Trinity
St. Anne's
Mrs. Fisher
Julia Lottie
Sylvia Rose Listi
Brownie
Tieman-Heintschel
Betty Joyce Lindsey
Doris Ann Tribe
Wylms Prichard
Delia Adlong
Virginia Williams
Antle
Nora Antle
Maurice Jennings
Felix
Houston
R. Conby. Scoggins
W.C. Bredi
Miss Antic
Edith Allen
Second Baptist Ceacels
East Deae
Sterling
Fed
Tox Inc
Buttercup
Gorham Designers
Gorham
Ofer
Sterling Jeweler
Robson’s
Texas At Gaillard
Wd Sas
United Gas
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