Tri City Symphony Orchestra to rehearse in Pecos
The first rehearsal of the Tri City Symphony Orchestra as a unit will be held in Pecos at the First Church of Christ on Friday evening February 15 at 7 30 p m. The program includes Queen of Autumn and several works by Rubinstein Schumann Ritter Mendelssohn Alberti and more.
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Tri-City Symphony Orchestra
Pecos
Church of Christ
Bigge
Rubinstein
Schumann
Ritter
Schlepegrell
Engelmann
Mendelssohn
Clark
Alberti
Hazel
Teddy Bear
Bratton
Lake
Tri-City Sym's
Carl Bigge
8Th Cavalry Band
el Paso
Toyah Trio Members Set to Advance in Violin Section
Miss Esther Harkness and Tootsie Seay will soon finish the Stevenson second and third position violin studies and begin the fourth position. They are valued members of the Toyah section of the Tri-City Symphony Orchestra.
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Esther Harkness
Tootsie Seay
Stevenson
Hese
Toyah
Tri-City Symphony Orchestra
Joe Crow Advances in Tuba Sight Reading Skills
Joe Crow of the Toyah bass section shows strong progress in sight reading on the tuba. His timekeeping and knowledge of tempo suggest he will soon handle standard E flat bass parts.
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Joe Crow
Toyah
Joe
Young Tri-City musician Misses rehearsal due to illness
Josephine Grisham, a junior member of the Tri-City Symphony, was listed as sick and missed the Toyah orchestra rehearsal last week. Her absence was noted by conductors and fellow musicians.
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Josephine Grisham
Tri-City Symphony
Toyah Orchestra
Pecos Orchestra Players Transpose Numbers
Mrs Bob Stevenson and Miss Anna Mahalia Murray of the Pecos Orchestra are now transposing first position numbers an octave higher to play them in the third position.
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Bob Stevenson
Anna Mahalia Murray
Pecos Orchestra
Bar stow Violinist Aims for West Texas Renown
Mrs J W Raynor a Barstow solo violinist visits her California-based parents while pursuing recognition as a leading violinist in West Texas. The article notes her determination and notable progress toward that goal.
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J. W. Raynor
Barstow
California
Miss Callie Ross Joins Pecos Orchestra Violin Section
Miss Callie Ross is announced as the newest member of the Pecos orchestra violin section joining the ensemble. Her addition sharpens the unit as the group prepares for upcoming performances.
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Callie Ross
Pecos Orchestra
Sidney Cowan Noted Among Best Violin Students
Sidney Cowan is praised as one of the top violin students in the beginner's class across three towns, according to Mr Harp. His time is excellent.
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Sidney Cowan
Harp
Barstow and Pecos Musicians Tour Monahans BR.Y.P.A. Meet
Nine instruments visited Monahans for the associational BR.Y. P.A. meeting last Sunday. Conservatory and Lake selections were performed, featuring Edgar Ingerson John Sweatt Mrs Bob Stevenson Miss Anna Mahala Murray violins J G Crawford clarinet Howell Johnson cornet Maurice McDonald and Ernest Harp Jr trombones Putnam Barstow cello and Mrs E L Harp piano.
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Barstow
Pecos
Monahans
Br.y. PA
Edgar Ingerson
John Sweatt
Bob Stevenson
Anna Mahala Murray
J. G Crawford
Howell Johnson
Maurice McDonald
Ernest Harp, Jr
Putnam Barstow
E. L. Harp
Pecos Church Orchestra Receives Bass Violin
The bass violin for the Baptist church orchestra of Pecos has arrived and will soon be put into use.
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The
Baptist Church Orchestra of
Pecos
Pecos Orchestra Plans Monday Rehearsal With Chords Dis-Chords
Director Harp informs Chords and Dis-Chords that Pecos orchestra will rehearse Monday evening at the city hall hallroom. The notice urges musicians to attend and bring their instruments for practice.
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Pecos Orchestra
Toyah Valley Notes Roundup of Local Moves and Travels
Herald reporters report W F E Pruett and C C Boyd on a Pecos business trip. Dr J B Cortes moved to Pecos sanitarium after ten days of illness. W B Thorpe shipped a car of sheep to Fort Worth and accompanied the shipment. Kingston family and Splittgarber party visited Fort Davis. Saragosa school auditorium work halted due to Pecos Valley State Bank closure. Clingman party to Melrose after two months visiting daughter Mrs C B MicCormack. Bozeman toured Alpine for business. McCutcheon and Seven Ranch guests from Fort Davis. Oscar Medley visited Ezra Cook’s ranch. Jno Cook from North Texas visited Ezra. Kingston bought a new Ford touring car via Toolen and Crenshaw Bros. Black and Patterson bought new Fords through Crenshaw Bros. McCormacks return to Brownfield after visit.
Ward County items feature local visits and notable events
Prom Ward County News notes residents and visitors across Barstow Toyah Grandfalls and nearby towns. Highlights include Mrs Rayner's bachelor conduct during absence, voter outreach by Pembroke Estes, funeral travels of J. N. Black and Mrs Turlington, and the Meador murder trial postponement.
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Prom Ward County News
John W. Rayner
Southern Baptists Credit 75 Million Campaign Growth Across Denomination
The 75 Million Campaign shows four years of gains for Southern Baptists including 57 new district associations 3 068 local churches 3 287 Sunday schools with 459 223 pupils 8 688 Young People's Unions and 7 094 Woman's Missionary Union chapters with 762 880 baptisms. Churches contributed 28 776 937 more to missions education and benevolences and church property investments rose by 45 405 118.
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Southern Baptists
Woman's Missionary Union
Saragosa School Honors January Students and Sports
Saragosa school lists students averaging 90 plus in daily work and 100 attendance for the month ending January 26. Class stars include Grade One Rena Totter and Grade Seven John Totter with top averages. the Toyah girls beat Saragosa 13 to 11 on January 26 at Saragosa.
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Saragosa
Josephine Huelster
Forrest Harbert
George Baker
Lucille Stroade
Lelia Carpenter
Charles Honaker
Rena Totter
Lakey Wilson
Iris Bradley
Vivian Conger
John Totter
Toyah
Interdenominational Missionary Study Class Postponed
The missionary study class led by Mrs. H C Ferris will not meet next Monday due to sickness. It will instead meet the following two weeks at Mrs Ferris home. At the last meeting Mrs Ralph Williams spoke on Christian church work in Japan and Mrs J W Moore on Presbyterian work. The next program covers Episcopal church and Salvation Army missions.
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H. C. Ferris
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