Noted Piano Duo at Central Texas Symphony
The Central Texas Symphony presents a spring concert on March 14 at Camer on's National Guard Armory featuring duo pianists Adel and Louis Galanffy. Tickets at the door are $2 for adults and 75 cents for students with pre-sales handled by Evening.
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Central Texas Symphony
Cameron’s
National Guard Armory
Adel
Louis Galanffy
Bob Thomas
Thomas
Killeen
Central Texas College
Galanffys
Dr. Galanffy
Symphony
Evening Lions Club to Handle Pre-Concert Tickets in Cameron
The Evening Lions Club of Cameron sells tickets at 2 dollars for adults and 75 cents for children at the door of Cameron National Guard Armory starting about 7 20 pm Thursday. Sustaining memberships also offered at the door. Proceeds benefit the 43 member Central Texas Symphony travel, equipment and funding. Many local figures are listed as organizers and participants.
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New Evening Lions Club of
Cameron
Cameron National Guard Armory
Don Wiggins
Ada Henderson
Civic Club
Hicketts Francis Cox
Yee
Temple Cultural Activities Center
Lions Club
Alvis Fuquay
Yee High School
Tommy Corley
Grady Allen Jr
Bill Kelm
John Gelner
Herman Hanel
Charles McGregor
Phil McCall
Richard Burke
Robert Maler
Ernest Moore
Warren Rinn
J. N. Gilbert
Derwood Cobb
Robert Zarosky
Jack Tomlinson
Dean Trubee
Ben Zajicek
Central Texas Symphony
Central Texas Symphony Plans Concerts With Galantfys Duo
Hutton of the Central Texas Symphony directs Khachaturian Masquerade Suite and Schumann Spring Symphony at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Armory, with the Galantfy piano duo featured in Bach and Mozart pieces in the second half. A Sunday 3 p.m. show at Killeen High School Auditorium follows, as memberships fund the 1968-69 season.
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Hutton
Central Texas Symphony Board
Rockdale
Thomas
Khachaturian
Robert Schumann
Galantfys
Twin Grand Pianos
Carl Reineck
Carnegie Hall
Central Texas
Symphony
Killeen High School
Ob Thomas
Central Texas Symphony
Cameron
Wirt Skinner
Adel
Louis Galanffy
Killeen
Cameron concert to showcase young symphony and Galanty pair
A Cameron audience recently gave a standing ovation to a rising Cameron symphony with two local musicians and pianists Louis Galanty and Adel Galanty. The program Thursday at the Cameron National Guard Armory features Bach, Schumann, Khachaturian and Mozart under conductor Bob Thomas. tickets available from Evening Lions or at the door.
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Cameron
The
Galantiys
Killeen
Temple
Bob Thomas
Louis Galanty
Evening Lions
Mrs. Barkley Dies Civic Church Leader in Milam County
Mrs. T. S. Barkley 76 longtime Rockdale civic and Methodist leader died at a Temple hospital after heart illness. Funeral at St. John’s Rockdale with two ministers officiating. Burial in local cemetery. Born July 18, 1891 in Lilac Community. married 1913 in Rockdale. Survived by daughter Mrs. James E. Wilson and two granddaughters. Pallbearers listed.
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St. John's Methodist Church
Rockdale
Frank Cady
Robert Walker
Mrs. Barkley
Lilac
Fred A. Graves
T. S. Barkley
Dr. Barkley
Two Trustee Races Draw Opponents
Cameron School Board sees three incumbents seeking re election Hilliard Thomas filed for the unexpired term while Coleman Duncum and Calvin Cobb seek another term Milano and Rockdale areas prepare for contests with eight candidates for three seats in Milano including incumbents Opposition centers on hair and dress policy at the 300 student school and January board decision extending the superintendent contract to 1971.
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South Milana
Milano
Rockdale
Cameron School Board
Hilliard Thomas
Thomas
Lane Horstmann
Coleman Duncum
Calvin Cobb
Emory Camp
Phillip Young
L. FE. Selden
Mercer Cotton
Girl Scout Piper to Speak at Cameron Banquet
Mrs. Bill Holman known as Lone Star Girl Scout Council Piper will be guest speaker at the Father Daughter banquet closing Girl Scout Week in Cameron. The event starts 6 30 p m Friday at Methodist Fellowship Hall with theme Values to Hold Worlds to Explore. Posters for Girl Scout Week are on display in downtown store windows amid a crowded local election slate for school posts.
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Bill Holman
Cameron
Holman
Lone Star Girl Scout Council
Piper
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Mrs Harrell 79 Dies In Rockdale Funeral Friday
Mrs Lelia Harrell 79 of Tracy died in a Rockdale hospital where she had been a patient since November. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Gibson Funeral Home in Lufkin officiated by Rev Robert Graves. She was born Feb 23 1888 daughter of Ed Skilleren. Survived by two daughters Mrs E B Baggett Tracy and Mrs Thomas Collins Dallas, four grandchildren, three brothers and three sisters. Her husband Doyle F Harrell died in 1941.
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Lelia Harrell
Tracy
Rockdale
Gibson Funeral Home
Lufkin
Robert Graves
Mrs. Harrell
Ed Skilleren
Nacogdoches
Doyle F. Harrell
E. B. Baggett
Thomas Collins
Dallas
Edgar Skilleren
St. Augustine
Wallace Skilleren
Houston
Luther Skilleren
Evie Harrell
A. V. Bell
R. R. Mason
Breckenridge
Cameron on Fire as Chamber Funds Tourism Growth
Rosser cited booming tourism potential in Cameron as Albert Collins won the 1967 McCullin Award and Howard Rosser framed the town’s push. The East Texas Chamber introduced top officials, with John B. Henderson Jr. recounting projects from hospitals to urban renewal and Sunny Isle Manufacturing in Cameron.
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Cameron
Chamber
Albert Collins
McCullin Award
Howard Rosser
East Texas Chamber
Texas
Rosser
Jim Lafferty
Cameron C of C
Henry Litzman
John B. Henderson, Jr
Sunny Isle Manufacturing Co
Dallas
W. O. Triggs
McCullin
Collins
Cameron Industrial Foundation
United Fund
Milano Water System cuts minimum rate to six dollars
Milano Water System lowers monthly minimum from 6.25 to 6 dollars effective with March bills for 152 customers. E. C. Westbrook reports 1967 income of 14 753 and expenses of 12 001 with 7 441 interest, plus 5 047 reserve and 1 978 operating funds. Farmers Home Admin official Henry Ivey praises progress. 1967 board including Westbrook Hayman Ashley Love and Wilson elected for a second term.
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Westbrook
Milano High School
Farmers Home Administration
Henry Ivey
Vilano Water
Clarence Hayman
Raymond Ashley
L. E. Love
J. D. Wilson
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Tampa
Anchorage
Alaska
Joseph Barta
Temple Public Schools
Carmen Tullock
Belton
Wilma Willams
McGregor
Sharon Tullis
Kenneth Bean
Lorraine Speer
Ray Barnes
Francis Matula
Marsha Talley
Janice Protest
Waco
Connie Schneider
Cathy Brewer
Mary Parrott
Frroll Wendland
M D. Presley
Helen Bloomer
William Green
Fort Hood
Jean Gillespie
Pat Jones
Sue
Ken Story
Fred Gallamore
Janice Biles
Torpy Skinner
David Stammen
Ft. Hood
Craig Pearson
Carol Allen
Delia Quantinilla
Bill Hall
Mike Walker
Hazel Hollinger
Doug Veazey
Adam Galanffy
Katherine Burchard
F.M.L
Central Texas Symphony Orchestra
Milam County
Italy
T. Barkley
Temple Hospital
James E. Wilson
New Orleans
Judith Graves Wilson
Elizabeth Barkley Wilson
Sweetbriar College
Virginia
W. C. Marrs
W. P. Hogan
J. B. Newton
W. H. Cooke
Frank Skrivanek
John T. Richards
H. M. Luckey
C. G. Swift
W C. Westbrook, Jr
Arnold Kornegay
Ray Whited
J. C. Hayman
Joe C. Willingham
J. C. Barfield
Stanley Betchan
Willingham
Barfield
Betchan
W. C. Davidson
A. W. Kornegay
Adolphus Hartley
Marvin W. Cotton
Buckholts
Doyle Arnold
Alvin Fuchs
Gause
J. B. Ely
John Todd
Don G. Humble
John Henderson Sr
Board of Trustees
Rogers
C. W. Gunter
D. D. Ward
Randolph R. Green
N. L. Caperton
Cameron Industrial Foundation, Inc
Jack Stiller
Sunny Isle
Southwest Apparel Mart
Bert Stockton
Clyde Hensley
Sunny Isle Children’s
Jonis
East Texas
Henderson
Davi‘ Echols
Chare Friemel
Gordon Baskin
Howard W. Rosser
Cameron Chamber
Munity
Cameron United Fund
E. C. Westbrook
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