Orchestra and Choir Revival Sparks Community Music
An article notes Baptist and Christian Church revivals featuring orchestras and soloists led by Tillman Durden and J Walter Greep. It lists district Endeavor concert dates at Barstow April 10 11 12 with a long roster of performers and pieces from Lucia di Lammermoor Il Trovatoris and Schubert. It also promotes newspaper ads praising food advertising and consumer guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
J. Walter Greep
Tillman Durden
Christian Church Orchestra
Pecos
Christian church revival specials announce April 1 start
Program lists Wednesday through Sunday evening events with sermons and musical solos by Mrs Greep Tillman Durden Williams Vaughan Magee Wilson Foster. Week two program to be printed in Orchestra Chords and Discords next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selo
Greep
Tillman Durden
R. E. Williams
Beverly Vaughan
Mary Magee
J. C. Wilson
C. B. Foster
Music Week Schedule Preparations Begin
Five weeks remain until Music Week observed in all U S music centers. A schedule of music programs will be prepared soon and one or two editions will be printed each week in the Chords and Dis chords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
E Paso
Martin Bidg
el Paso
Texas
Local Orchestras Invite Players to Rehearsals
Regular orchestra rehearsal at 8 p m next Tuesday at studios. Bring folios from Conservatory Crown and Lake orchestras. L A Orchestra and Chorus visit will feature song and performance next Sunday afternoon at Baptist church 3 o'clock. Pecos High School Orchestra, led by Tillman Durden, sounds strong and plays for chapel on Monday and Thursday mornings and again Monday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory
Crown and Lake Orchestra
L. A
Baptist Church
Pecos
Music sight reading contest winners and progress noted
Mary Annie Davis won the public school music sight reading contest this week. DeWitt Black completed Robert Stark Daily Studies for clarinet in C major A minor melodies A minor harmonic and G major with notes from FE below staff to G above, played in time with good execution. Chas Raymond Dyer, euphonium, shows strong sight reading in treble and bass, with improved tongueing as weekly exercises continue. The boys wind instrument sextet is highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Annie Davis
DeWitt, Black
Robert Stark
DeWitt
Chas
Raymond Dyer
Pecos Brass Band Photos Sought By West Texas Chamber
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce asks the Pecos Chamber to send six pictures of the Pecos brass band for distribution to six journals. A photo of the Tri-City band may be prepared soon to promote this West Texas region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Pecos Chamber of Commerce
Pecos
Tri- City
West Texas
Veterans of World War Meet to Expand Pecos Legion Post
A meeting of Veterans of the World War is called at the American Legion Hall Pecos Texas on Tuesday March 31 1925 at 730 p m to enlarge the American Legion Post here and elect officers for the next year of Richard Briscoe Post No 91 All veterans eligible for membership urged to attend W W Dean Post Commander Co F Manaban Post Adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Hall
Pecos
Texas
American Legion
Richard Briscoe
Ww. W. Dean
Co. F. Manaban
Glacier power project taps Grasshopper Glacier
The Grasshopper Glacier in Montana will drive water-wheel turbines via a 1000 foot tunnel and a 9000 foot wooden conduit. Generators are planned to produce 15000 horsepower for nearby cities and towns. The glacier is named for millions of prehistoric grass hoppers buried in the blue ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasshopper Glacier
Montana
Glacier
Missionary Tea Hosted by Woman’s Missionary Society
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church held a Silver Tea on Tuesday March 24 at Mrs Max Krauskopf home with Mrs Krauskopf and Mrs Oscar Buchholz as hostesses Mrs Lillian Butler sang solos during the afternoon and wedding march by Mrs Earl Easterbrook preceded a shower of gifts to bride Mrs Theodore Brown A salad course was served by the hostesses with Misses Nora Hines Krauskopf Janice McKellar and Mrs M H Donnelly among the guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Max Krauskopf
Krauskopf
Oscar Buchholz
Lillian Butler
Earl Easterbrook
Theodore Brown
Nora Hines Krauskopf
Janice McKkellar
M. H. Donnelly
Ben Randall- Jewell Rhodes
John Hibdon
J.W. Wadley
Milton Wadley
J. C. Hollebeke
John Wadley
L. A. Richards
R. W. Albcorn
W. W. Ruhlen
C. K. McKnight
T. B. Pruett
A. G. Taggart
Albert Sisk
Elmer Wadley
Mary Boatright
H. N. McKellar
W. H. Vanderpool
B. H. Palmer
Emma Bowles
Wildie Runnels
John Wendt
Mrs. Jenson
Hostess
Blonde Bess Critiques Boss on Rubber Heels
Blonde Bess quips that the boss would see workers at their tasks more often if he stopped wearing rubber heels, suggesting a change in footwear would affect workplace behavior. The remark reflects a humorous office exchange highlighting management style and morale.
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House of Israel
Boys
DeWitt Black
Ormand Jensen
Clevera Farnum
Pinkney Black
Chas. Raymond Dyer
Wendell Nichols
Orchestra
Christian Endeavor Quartet
Clevern Farnum
P. M
M. L. Lake
de Witt
R. M. Stevenson
Annie Mahala Murray
Sydney Cowan
the Baptist Church
Barstow
Heiskell
Ecrema
Ston, Holloway & Co
Philedo
Missionary Tea
Scott
Grove
Blonde Bess
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Stephen’s Sanitary Dairy & Poultry Farm
Pecos P. Co
P. C. Box
Wrigleys
Wrigley
Pecos Drug Co
Hunt
Lightmang Ol
W. Grove
HAYES
SAY
Bayer
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