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theCordrroup i the L U. Love, Ser-rhescboththatr.r h®rning they t, . is ivn to JelledOf S.M.U. Band■ * v 1 t * «A*r.Solo Numbers, Orchestra, and Skit Will Be Features of Entertainment.*.. The Mustang Band, accompanied by ieems Ia group of girls, the Varsity. Enter-r ' , , /** ' *• a | * *1! de-| tamers,: will leave on a terirday tour through North; Sotith, Eastland WestAhej p.urRoa^o/^adYerlising. n j Southern - Methodist. University, Cy Barcus, director of the Band, said Friday.Several features have been worked up, which will include a xylophone solo by Bob Slay maker, an accordion solo by Wilber Ard, and a Singing Ofl |Saw and Hawaiian Guitar solo by Ar-mC# hemus Roberts.' A male quartet composed of George Elmor, first tenor, Ed Barcus, second tenor, {Artemus Start! Roberts, baritone, and George ftu-sliong, bass, will sing. , - -A specialty skit is being1 worked out by Virginia Treadwell. . This will be the leading feature of the program andts of Ivv*11 P°rtray to the audience the co-edu-1 rational side of college life, icgms j The band will be accompanied by a id 30. | ten-piece orchestra. * Wilber Ard has Feb. I charge of this organization whose per-sjgn. Isonnel will include: Wilbur Ard, first I saxophone; Willard Cox,. tenor saxo-?g 29 (phone; Henry Gable, third saxophone; uniors {Claude Simpson, piano; J. Frank Smith, rofes* (drums; Dave Holland, first trumpet, dates.[Forrest Clough, second trumpet; Ben dean’s I Griffin, trombone; Raul Harris, bass; Reg-jand Gus Levine, banjo,, “Contracts ■ have been sighed, publicity has been printed and shipped toon*in theshould various towns and judging by the manyNoletters we have received at this time ; th^lthe tour will be a big success both in counts [advertising S.,M. U. and the baud,” Cy f:nes | Barcus, director, said.“The itinerary will include the fol-o pass I l°'ving stops: Ranger, to be played at school I t^e -^Methodist Church under the aus-thdraw|p^es the Methodist Church; Gra^ second I ham‘ t0 he played at the;High School I under the auspices of - the Lions Club; vill bpIWichita Falls (this will be Sunday , n Feb afternoon and will be free), played•the Municipal Auditorium under the brought its fuauspices of the Chamber of Commerce;Henrietta, Sunday night;’ Ed Barcus I will preach, will be in the Methodistinstitution wou h’ead of a unii Methodist schoc Southwestern I•/ *A /. / . *. m * Ztcm, the plan' In the event man. is elevate* . i ’ • l ’ ‘ . •tm, meeting, oi of the M; E. C meets in DallasWynne ; Bartona.resultofseutithe Methodists. . r. . . * • ' ; »presideiicy, the ton was; forme M. U; as dean inomic departmtfor the office jU- f- ■■ ■■...... --..w i-or: years ago...The purpose didate, as advis ers, is to end ;fi ministration as ence in the pa: dent who wil rc a long ‘period lt;M. Whaling, Ji M. U.t and ’thepastor of vHigl Church, have a in connection the News state H, Warren B cat tonal board in, Dallas makin Methodist scho work has to dlt; finances of the enrollments anc the institutions recomimendattor* * • , . % * ,* tregarding the lt;nation of sclioo institutions..Mr. Brown 1 a survey . of Virginia and c request of Joinof the commis fe. Hay of Ho The Texas., commission, w! the five anmu out a system schools, recent organized. It datioris to the . fall. About ci quired to con needs of the. Moore said.The News a proposed planrc Ther of » author recent*Haling' to the iltsheff. ir fromroydon, ?art: ^1 the lateChurch under the ’auspices of the church; Bonham, played at the High School under the auspices of the Junior Chamber of Commerce; Denisonplayed in the High School under the auspices of the J un ior Ch amber J of Commerce;. Marshall; played;; lit; the. High School under the auspices of-the Methodist Church’j Longview,, played m High School .under the auspices of the / Voung Men's Bible Class; and Tyler, played In the Fair Park Auditorium under the auspices of the Lions Club. : •••■ , / ■■ 'you, areav. I’m KIRBY nHAFRT, PRfi.its thousands» fStateandNatindebtedness.the slate* be*town and the in , the; school again.Consolidatio versity with 5 tinued, wouh problem' as tVdowment. L peeled., from i bined schools Southwestern that the ne^rather than; . * -■* * ■ . - . ’encourage me the Georgetc
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Dallas Semi Weekly Campus
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Sat, Jan 19, 1929
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