Orchestra Chords and Discords Echo in Music Week Notes
The article celebrates the role of music in worship and civic praise, urging harmony between voice and instrument. It notes advanced orchestra rehearsal Thursday, preparations for a fifty page Music Week booklet, and announces Josephine Grisham and Sydney Cowan joining Tri City Orchestra performances and projects.
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Horus
Moses
Pauly
Elijah
John
Levis
Jehovah
Josephine Grisham
Toyah
Tri-City
Sydney Cowan
New York Symphony Bids Aeolian Hall Farewell Concert
The New York Symphony Orchestra conducted by Walter Damrosch concluded its season at Aeolian Hall on April 5 with soloist Lawrence Tibbett. Tibbett also performed at the final youth concert the day earlier. Damrosch, in his fortieth year, received a novation and two wreaths after the program featuring Tuolumne, Dvorak Carnival Overture, and Franck D minor Symphony.
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New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Aeolian Hall
Lawrence Tibbett
Tibbett
Damrosch
Carnegie Hall
Rachmaninoff
Mecca
Damresch
Quinto Maganini
Dvorak
Franck
Musical Digest
Barstow Orchestra Mixup Prompts Jazz Debate in Fort Worth
Barstow public school events list a series of May music programs at Barstow School Auditorium and local performances by Barstow Pubic School Orchestra pupils, with notes from Supt Hughes clarifying the orchestra played classical music and not jazz. Correspondence from E L Harp and local readers discusses jazz appreciation amid school programs and holiday impacts.
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Barstow Public Schools
Hughes
Barstow
Ft. Worth
Sacred Sing Song
Baptist Orchestra
Chris Church Orchestra
Arch
Mesdames Mitchell
Barstow Schial Auditorium
Barstow Pubic School
Harp
Trsi- City Orchestra
Mesdames
Pecps High School
Mesdames Foster and Harp
Ter
San Jacinto
Wanderer
M. L. Lake
B. F. Wylie
Ruth Dick
Pecos Studio News Highlights Young Musicians
John M. Cowan emerges as a leading violin student in Pecos while Gilbert Murray improves clarinet control and timing. Roy Weatherby shows strong cornet technique and sight reading progress as orchestra rehearsal marks a new high despite a severe sand storm reducing attendance to twenty eight.
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John M. Cowan
Pecos
Gilbert Murray
Roy Weatherby
Galli-Cures Concert Draws 3000 at Sydney Town Hall
About three thousand people paid eleven thousand dollars to hear Mme Galli-Cures at the Sydney Town Hall. Cables from Jack Salter to Larry Evans report the event as a notable musical Digest item.
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Mme. Galli-Cures
Town Hall
Sydney
Australia
Jack Salter
Larry Evans
Musical Digest
Congressional letter from Cr Hudspeth to editor
Congressman Cr Hudspeth announces his Washington office remains open during recess and will respond promptly to writings wires or calls. He asks the Enterprise editor to publicize that constituents should write to Washington for immediate replies and service.
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House of Representatives
Washington
D. C
John Hibdon
Enterprise
Pecos
Texas
Hibdon
Congress
Cr. Hudspeth
Venerable Erath County Couple Story Honors Longtime Residents
The subject of this sketch, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wingo of Lingleville, Texas, are among the oldest living couples in Erath County. They came to Texas in 1869, noting no railroad in Dallas or Fort Worth at that time. Born in Kentucky, they married in 1859 and anticipate a 66th anniversary. They raised ten children and have deep religious roots with multiple church affiliations. The Wingos fostered a life of farming, hospitality to preachers, and active families across generations, leaving a lasting heritage celebrated by Enterprise readers.
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E. W. Wingo
Lingleville
Texas
Erath County
Dallas
Fort Worth
Graves County
Kentucky
Presbyterian Churches
Advertising in newspapers builds city prosperity and trust
The passage extols daily newspaper advertising as essential to a thriving city. It argues persistent, quality ads educate the public, elevate business reputations, and attract buyers, asserting that Houses of Quality must reflect quality in their ads and that truthful advertising nourishes the public.
Classified Ad in the Enterprise Promises Results
A small classified ad appears in the Enterprise promising results for readers seeking services or items for sale. It emphasizes quick responses and practical bargains, urging individuals to contact the seller directly for details.
Tyler Commercial College Promotes Private Secretarial Course in Texas
Texas hosts 25 cotton mills with a $27,950,000 replacement investment and 241,158 active spindles. Burt C. Blanton forecasts Texas as a textile hub by 1935, with expansion across large districts and new mill districts emerging. See the Editor for scholarship details.
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Texas
Burt C. Blanton
Dallas
Blanton
Mr. Blanton
Texas Woman 115 Years Old Buried Near Everman
Mrs. Mary Jane Power died at 115 after living 72 years in Tarrant county. She was buried in the family cemetery near her home three miles southeast of Everman.Born in Illinois she moved in 1820 to what is now Cherokee county. She is survived by 44 grandchildren and 50 great grandchildren.
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Mary Jane Power
Tarrant County
Everman
Laugh This Off Exchange on British English Remark
A humorous exchange features a blowhard claiming he hasn’t seen Bill since his wife left for Europe and an Englishman correcting him about the King’s English while mentioning the Prince of Wales. The dialogue humorously contrasts misused phrases with proper wording.
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Blowhard
Bill
Europe
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