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Durham Recorder in Durham, North Carolina

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Newspaper

Durham Recorder

Location

Durham, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1911

Page

4

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Fragmented OCR notes on 15 MOTH SMITH and Smythe events

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Organist Reece Declares Free Beevor Ban End Date

The article reports that Organist Reece has stated the ban on Beat Hart Ton Mahe and the Beece group will end after the next committee meeting. He emphasizes the need to reopen the venue for performances and resume scheduled events.

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