Verdi Requiem Stages Near Floodlights of Hoch Auditorium
The Lawrence Daily Journal World reports on a concert in Hoch Auditorium featuring the University Symphony under James Ralston with the Combined Chorus and soloists. Verdi’s Requiem, first performed in 1874, impressed with its rich choruses, intricate orchestration, and dramatic tone as audience members applauded vocally. The performance highlighted Marilyn Curt’s program notes and strong solo work from Ineta Bebb Judith Hudes Bruce Gardner and Gerald Phillips, with a disciplined orchestra under George Lawner.
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George Lawner
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Ineta Bebb
Judith Hudes
Bruce Gardner
Gerald Phillips
UNICEF Sales Rise In Douglas County 1967
UNICEF sales in Douglas County rose at least 12 percent in 1967 compared with the previous year. Mrs. Thomas Moore noted the year’s improved figures as part of the county’s fundraising progress.
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Annual Congregational Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church will hold its annual congregational meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the church. A 6 30 basket dinner precedes the gathering.
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First Presbyterian Meeting Heads 1968 Budget Discussion
Dr Harold M Mallett pastor will lead the meeting with William Smell board president directing the corporation meeting The 1968 budget and building program reports will be presented January Circle hosts a carry in dinner No reservations necessary A nursery will be provided during the meeting
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First Presbyterian
William Smell
Board of Trustees
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