New Orleans Symphony Photographs A Season of Firsts
The New Orleans Symphony, praised as one of the greatest in the U.S., announced guest appearances by Bar Illan at Woodrow Wilson High School with Werner Torkanowsky conducting. The ensemble highlighted its history of firsts including state depot tours and deep Midwest invasions, showcasing many musicians with master’s degrees and ties to major universities.
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New Orleans Symphony
U.S
Coutperary Symphony
New York
New Orleans
P Harmonic Symphony Orchestra
Depo
America
North Southern Symphony
Mid-West
Caribbean
South America
Lima
Peru
Mexico City
Oell Orleans Symphony
Arm Force
Crescent City
U.S.A
Werner Torkanowsky
David Bar-Illan
Oe - Woodrow Wilson High
Coming Events for Women Department Notices
Notices received by 10 a.m. Sunday and Wednesday must be filed the same day. A meeting of the Wednesday Ladies Auxiliary to Fraternal Order of Eagles, Aerie Home, is scheduled for 7 30 p.m. at the office.
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Iephone Colina
Ib Caenen Women’s Department of Sane
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Beckley Concert Association Hosting New Orleans Symphony
Beckley residents will attend a New Orleans Symphony Orchestra concert led by pianist David Bar at Woodrow Wilson High School auditorium at 8:15 p.m. The program features a community performance by the Beckley group and the visiting ensemble.
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Beckley Community Concert Association
New Orleans
Symfoc
David Barpianist
Woodrow Wilson High
Degree of Honor social meeting at Anderson Building
Thursday the Degree of Honor Lodge No 56 holds a social meeting at the Anderson Building in North Kanawha at 7 30 p m. Members and guests are invited to attend and participate in the event.
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Anderson Building
North Kanawha ,T
Xi Alpha Delta Beta Sigma Phi Meeting at Elks Club
The Xi Alpha Delta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi holds a regular meeting at the Elks Club at 7 30 p m The Women's Improvement League meets at the home of Mrs Roger Taylor 725 S Fayette St at 2
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Xi Alpha Delta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Elks Club
the Women’s Improvement League
Roger Taylor
S. Fayette St
Al Anon Family Group Meeting at St Johns Episcopal Church
A note announces an Al Anon family group meeting at St Johns Episcopal Church. The reference mentions 5t. and 8 but the exact scheduling details are unclear from the fragment.
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Al-Anon
Episcopal Church
Women’s Mission Society meets at Memorial Baptist Church
The Women’s Mission Society of Memorial Baptist Church will gather at the church to sort Contetapen cards. Attendees should bring lunch and arrive by 1 a.m. at the church for the activity.
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Women’s Mission Society of Memorial Baptist Church
Church
General Mission Society of Crab Orchard Church Meeting
A notice invites members of the General Mission Society of Crab Orchard Church to a social room gathering on July 30 at 7 30 p.m. The event aims to discuss church activities and community outreach.
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General Mission Society of the
Crab Orchard Church
Ladies Bible Class and Eastern Star Meet in MacArthur
The Ladies Bible Class of the Hollywood Missionary Church meets at Mrs. Polly Smith’s home at 7 p.m. Electa Chapter No. 50 of the Order of the Eastern Star holds a regular meeting at Masonic Hall on South Fayette Street at 6 p.m.
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Ladies Bible
The
Hollywood Missionary of Church of MacArthur, Home
Polly Smith
Electa
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
South Fayette Street
Red Cross Volunteer Training Session Set for Evening
The American Red Cross hosts a volunteer training course in the Appalachian Assembly Room at 7 p.m. The session aims to prepare volunteers with essential emergency response skills and community outreach basics.
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American Red Cross
Appalachian Assembly Room
Friday at adult class Sophia Methodist Church
Friday event at Sophia Methodist Church offers an adult education class with a teachers team guiding attendees. Details imply a church program session likely in the afternoon.
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Ant
Sophia Meethodist Church
World Day of Prayer at First Methodist Church
World Day of Prayer service at First Methodist Church on Heber Street scheduled for 1 30 p m local time.
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First Methodist Church
Heber St
Births from Raleigh General Hospital announced
Mr and Mrs Joseph Andrew Warner Sophia announce the birth of a son born Feb ion ounces. Mr and Mrs Antonio Augus Beck of Sophia announce the birth of a son Angela Graham born Feb 13 at 6 40 p m in Raleigh General Hospital 6 pounds 8 ounces. Heath of Princewick announce a daughter Julie Ann born Feb 15 at 3 41 p m in Raleigh General Hospital weight 6 pounds 6 ounces.
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Joseph Andrew Warner
Sophia
Antonio Augusto Beck
Angela Graham
Rale General Hospital
Heath
Princewick
Julie Ann
Raleigh General Hospital
World Day of Prayer Services at Hollywood Missionary Baptist
Saturday events invite the public to Hollywood Missionary Baptist Church for World Day of Prayer services with refreshments served after.
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Hollywood Missionary Baptist Church
Beckley Woman's Club hosts mid-semester dance
The Senior High Department invites members and their guests to an annual mid semester dance from 8 until 11 p.m. at the clubhouse on Park Avenue.
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The
Woman’s Club of
Beckley
Park Avenue
Raleigh County Blue Field Alumni Meeting Notice
Raleigh County Unit of the Blue Field Alumni Association meets at 7 p.m. at M. K. Austin home located at 1213 S Fayette Street. Local members are urged to attend and discuss association affairs.
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Raleigh County
Bluefield Alumni Association
M. K. Austin
S. Fayette
Calico and Jeans Square Dance Club Host at Shady Spring
A square dance dance at Shady Spring High School nasium led by caller Curley Custer of Hagerstown Maryland features Calico and Jeans Square Dance Club. The event begins about 8:30 p.m. due to a rese ball game.
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Calico and Jeans Square
Shady Spring High School
Nasium
Callier
Curley Custer
Hagerstown
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
Mrs H B Atkinson Sr and daughter Hope Atkinson of 719 Johnstown Rd left for three months in California to visit son in Ventura and return via Phoenix to visit relatives former Beckley residents. Sharon Kay Bailey of Madhall University Huntington is on the Dean's List for first semester. Hattie Taylor of Eccles plans to leave March 5 for Vietnam after serving at Letterkenny Army Depot.
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H. B. Atkinson Sr
Hope Atkinson
Johnstown Rd
Los Angeles
George Potts
Ventura
Calif
Pheenix, Ariz
Theodore Hamilton Logan
Beckley
Benabisun
Sharon Kay Bailey
Peter
Carl Smore
Madhall University
Huntington
Michael
Hattie Taylor
Eccles
Viet m
Jim Chambersburg, Pa
Letterkenny Army Depot
Mrs Lillie Meeks Dotson Obituary Note
Mrs Lillie Meeks Dotson, 82, of Cass, mother of Maude Geiger of Marlinton, has been a patient since February 16 at Marlinton Memorial Hospital in Marlinton.
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Lillie Meeks Dotson
Cass
Maude M. Geiger
S. Kanawha St
Marlinton Memorial Hospital
Marlinton
Mrs Whitten Returns Home After Major Surgery
Mrs W B Whitten has returned to her home at 123 Mankin Ave after undergoing major surgery in Raleigh General Hospital.
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W. B. Whitten
Mankin Ave
Raleigh General Hospital
Mrs Monroe Hosts Concert with Former Honey in the Rock Cast
Mrs Howard Monroe attended a Sunday concert featuring former Honey in the Rock members including Annetta Monroe, a soprano, Burnice Booker, a tenor, and Ronald Bowers, an organist. Guests were Mrs Cora Avery, Mr and Mrs Alfred Finley, and Alonzo Terry.
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Howard Monroe
Patient Elgie Ballard Sophia admitted for observation in Raleigh General Hospital
Undergoing observation and treatment at Raleigh General Hospital is Elgie Ballard Sophia. He was admitted Sunday.
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Raleigh General Hospital
Elgie Ballard
Sophia
Family Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Returning to their home in Winchester Virginia after spending the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Opien ton of Hartley Avenue Mrs C D Thompson of Hinton were Mr and Mrs Ronald M Thompson and daughter.
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Winchester
Opienton
Hartley Avenue
C. D. Thompson
Hinton
Ronald M. Thompson
Ravenswood guests visit Sophia relatives weekend
Mrs. Charles Pannell and her children Michael Pat and Ron from Ravenswood spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Bernard Edwards in Sophia.
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Charles Pannell
Michael, Pat
Ronnie
Ravenswood
Bernard Edwards
Sophia
Rinehart Family Visits Relatives in Tennessee and Sophia
Mr and Mrs Gene Rinehart and children Mark and Tina of St Tenn spent the week with his parents Mr and Mrs Dallas Rinehart of Sophia.
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Gene Rinehart
Mark and
Tina
St. Tenn
Nts
Dallas Rt
Sophia
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Mrs Hatfield
Mrs. Gary Hatfield was honored Saturday evening with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Perry Summers, Mrs. Buford Riggs, Mrs. Joe McElwen, Miss Brenda Riggs, Mrs. Garland Stone, Miss Kathy Stone, Mrs. Pearl Roberts, Miss Riams, Mrs. Roy Lusk and Mrs. Wilburn Polk.
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Gary Hatfield
Perry Summers
Buford Riggs
Joe McElwen
Brenda Riggs
Garland Stone
Kathy Stone
Pearl Roberts
Wood Family News From Glen White In Ohio Visit
Kathleen Wood has returned to Cleveland after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Steve Wood. Mr and Mrs S H Toler of Lester return to District Heights Md due to illness of daughter in law Kathy Pennington. Mrs Pennington, formerly Kathy Toler, is reported in satisfactory condition. A Wood family member and his father visited Obert oo’s home in Scar. Liza Birchfield left Glen View for Detroit to spend winter with daughter Macie Biars.
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Glen White
Kathleen Wood
Cleveland
Ohio
Steve Wood
S. H. Toler
Lester
District Heights
Bill Pennington
A Wood
Mrs
Obertoo
Scar
Liza Birchfield
Elliot Birchfield
Glen View
Detroit
Mich
Macie Biars
Food Shopping Guide Weekend Produce and Meat Buys
A U S Department of Agriculture and Interior briefing reports weekend shoppers will find strong supplies of seasonal fruits and vegetables, poultry and beef. Best buy roasts and broiler fryers dominate, eggs are cheaper in many areas, cabbage celery carrots apples lead fruits with avocados bananas next. fish like tuna salmon and shrimp plentiful. regional notes highlight beets broccoli sprouts endive escarole peppers tomatoes potatoes and oysters in supply.
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Washington
UPI
Department
Delaware
District of
New New York
New Jersey
Penn
Maryland
West Vic
Shady Spring Club Reading Prize Planned
The Shady Spring Home Demonstration Club announced a 4H style revue and exhibit with a prize at year end for the member reading the most books. Mrs. Zane Griffith urged members to track readings while Mrs. Wilcox outlined bride packets for brides and young mothers.
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Shady Spring Home
Ted Meadows
Earl Se
Worthy Harris
Jim Fisher
Zane Griffith
Wilcox
Arti
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
A regional notice reports a deaf inventor refining a small transistor hearing aid over a decade. The article mentions Beckley and hints at interest in the device, though details are sparse and the fragmentary text limits full context.
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Beckley
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Riams
Roy Lusk
Wilburn Polk
G. M. Powers
Jsweler
Neville Street
Food Shopping Guide
U. S. Department of Agriculture and Interior
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Joe Pilkington Jr
Jessie Gillespie
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