New Conductor Julius Hegyi Leads Chattanooga Symphony
Julius Hegyi named new conductor of the Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra. A New York City native, he studied at Juilliard, debuted in 1945, and has worked with Stokowski Toscanini and Mitropoulos. He has led orchestras in San Antonio and Abilene and promotes community music education and youth ensembles. His wife Charlotte Barrier Hegyi is a noted pianist. Both will be featured this season.
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Julius Heggi
Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra
Juilliard School of Music
Frank Damrosch
Town Hall
Stokowski
Toscanini
Mitropoulos
New York City
New York Philharmonic
RCA Victor Symphony
City Center Ballet
Wagner College Orchestra
Amati String Quartet
Heggi
San Antonio
Max Reiter
San Antonio Symphony Orchestra
Abilene
Hegyi
Charlotte Barrier Hegyi
Texas
Young Folks Ask Advice On Summer Romance And Rules
A mailbag column offers guidance to teens on issues from bathing suit embarrassment to dating limits. It advises mothers to approve or accompany outings, sharing options to balance independence with family safety and budget concerns during summer activities.
Bank Street Welcomes Baby Daughter Paula Joyce
Mr and Mrs Max J Lesser announce the birth of a daughter Paula Joyce on Aug 13 at Decatur General Hospital The family signs celebrate with a placard in Carl's Grocery window drawing neighborhood attention
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Max J. Lesser
Decatur General Hospital
Paula Joyce
Bank Street
Carl’s Grocery
Empress Josephine Inspires Fall and Winter Fashions
Rome shows by Italian High Fashion Syndicate mix Napoleonic and Indian influences in Empire silhouettes. Designers present high bustlines, narrow waists, and long tunics with rich fabrics, brocades, and ornate embroidery in dramatic, theatrical but contemporary interpretations.
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Cele Wohl
Rome
Empire
Token stoppers sent to doctors after near swallowing
Cathy Goodman a four year old of Petersburg Virginia nearly swallowed a bus token but the token lodged in her throat and doctors collected it.
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Petersburg
Cathy Goodman
Summer romance advice on handling a dating triangle
The column suggests not writing a letter to break off the steady dating and not ignoring him. It argues friends may misinterpret the situation or the boy may be lonely. It advises acting as if you know nothing and making your letters more interesting, noting summer romances are short lived and he may forget her once he comes home.
Club of Arts Holds Thursday Meeting and Plans Picnic
The Club of Arts met at Mrs. Robert Waltes's home with 11 members attending. After routine business, members worked on copper planters and refreshments were served. The next gathering will be the annual picnic at Delano Park.
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Club of Arts
Robert Waltes
Delano Park
Jaysee Auxiliary Meets at Lyons Hotel for Wills Talk
The Jaysee Auxiliary gathered Thursday at 7 p m in Lyons Hotel English room. James Bloodworth spoke on Wills while Mrs Daren Easter took the co chairmanship of Ways and Means. The group planned a concession stand for the All Star softball game and guests included Mrs Thomas Hurst Mrs Tom Leslie Mrs Jack Walden Mrs Bob Denham Mrs Howard Chamberlin Mrs Karl Bradley and Mrs C A Atkins.
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Jaysee
Lyons Hotel
Henry Lorenzo
James Bloodworth
Wills
Daren Easter
Ways and Means
Russell Bolding
Oo Mobile
Thomas Hurst
Tom Leslie
Jack Walden
Bob Denham
Howard Chamberlin
Karl Bradley
C. A. Atkins
Personal Notes From Home Travelers And Visitors
David Simms remains ill at his Seventh Ave West home. Birmingham visits include Mr. Grizzard admitted to Veterans Hospital and Mrs. Grizzard. Mr. Block ill at St Vincent's. Hill of Paris Tenn visits Walker family in Bowling Green and Excelsior Springs. Various families travel to Birmingham to see relatives and attend hospital or nursing events in Birmingham and St Petersburg Fla. Robert Humphrey returns to Nashville after Air Force service. Louis Ling to Memphis for eye surgery. Claudia Fisher graduates from Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing in Charlotte. Betty Griffin from Anniston noted.
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Crawford M. Hill
Paris, Tenn
Erin Walker
Lytton C. Walker
Hill
Bowling Green
Excelsior Springs
Z. K. Goode
D. L. Humphrey
Nashville
Bill Denton
Mr. Denton
Fayetteville
Robert L. Humphrey
Robert Humphrey
Air Force
W. C. Fisher
Charlotte
N.C
Claudia Fisher
Miss Fisher
Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing
Skunks Seen as Pest Controllers on Crops
Readers are reminded that while skunks may kill birds, they are valued for reducing crop pests by feeding on insects and other pests that threaten agricultural yields.
Pi Beta Sigma Entertains At Many Parties
Pi Beta Sigma high school sorority entertained for new members Sue Looney Margaret Ann Wood Martha Ann Head Anne Maples and Martha Ann Turner. Founders and guests hosted daily gatherings including breakfasts tea backward party luncheon trip to Decatur watermelon cutting spend the night dance and progressive supper. Initiation followed uptown Athens.
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Pi Beta Sigma High School Sorority
Sue Looney
Margaret Ann Wood
Martha Ann Head
Anne Maples
Martha Ann Turner
Sara Johnson
Joyce Cherry
Mamie Martin
Claire Wilson
Mary Virginia Littrell
Micky White
Littrell
Kay Kennemer
Shelby Woodroof
Judy Hardlw
Woodroof
Decatur
Janis Speaks
Barbara Wellden
Joy Rosenall
Sara Mae Johnson
Lynne Gilbert
Gilbert
Athens
College Requirement Plenty Of Sweaters
The piece highlights sweaters as essential for back to school shoppers across all ages. Cardigan remains dominant with the Orion sweater as a budget cashmere look. Styles include dyed-to-match sets, bulky ribbed knits, and cashmere orlon wool options in various necklines and outfits.
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Orion
Festive Tops Pair With Dance Skirts for Tea
Low sweaters with wide boat necklines and short or long sleeves feature jewel sequin or embroidery trims. Paired with a dance skirt these festive tops suit many tea time occasions and offer versatile styling.
Wright Patterson AFB spans 7900 acres with over 1000 buildings
The Wright Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton Ohio covers about 7900 acres and contains more than 1000 structures.
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Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
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