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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1963
Page
11
Chanters perform Sweet Georgia Brown in rehearsal with Max Collins directing a contingent. Journal Photo notes sets and costumes will enhance tunes chosen for the Two Part programme.
Four seasonal planning committees for the Cedar Valley Church Women’s Society are listed. Spring includes Morgan, Jarvis, Hildebrant Phelps, Lewis, Lilndle, Dwain Hopker. Summer includes Blair, Brand, Meyers, Askam, Sterner, Helzler, McIntire, Schmidt, Clinton Meyers, and many others. Fall includes Winter and multiple members. Read the Classified Ads Today.
Corn agronomist for the Pioneer Hybrid Corn Co. in Durant, Leving vem Deihl, joins the Durant Community School Board to fill the vacancy after C. T. Schacht resigned. Deihl has 15 years with Pioneer, nine years at the Durant plant, and previously served on the Municipal Light Plant board. He also assists Boy Scout Troop No. 153 in his spare time.
Wilton High School vocal music department presented a Spring Concert in the high school multipurpose room on Tuesday evening May 4. The program featured the Girls Glee Club performing Lovely Are The Messengers This Is My Country and There Was You with Terri Nicholaus as accompanist. The Boys Glee Club performed Hark The Vesper Hymn Is Stealing.
A large crowd attended the Muscatine concert with vocal music director Mrs. Shirley Soloman. Becky Norton accompanied the mixed chorus with pieces including David's Lamentation and Ride the Chariot. Barbara Cole was the chorus accompanist for the night featuring selections from My Fair Lady and When the Saints Go Marching In narrated by John Wagner.
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