Church to Present Lenten Cantata by Oberlin Conservatory Composer
SOUTH AMHERST The Senior Wood and St John s United Church offer a Lent cantata The Seven Last Words by Theodore Dubois. Joseph Wood will conduct with rehearsals Sundays at 2 30 p m at St John s Church. The choir invites local singers to attend. the work will be staged during Lent at the Oberlin Conservatory influenced concert series.
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Student speaker at Methodist Women’s meeting in Oberlin district
Lemuel Johnson of South Africa spoke at the Methodist Women’s group, now a student at Oberlin College, detailing plans to work with Christian services in African nations. Mildred Johnson, language major, reported on the event at the Nomark District Christian Educational building.
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Summer tourism in New Hampshire up but faces prejudice concerns
Concord officials report that summer tourist spending dominates most activity while racial prejudice and tribal diversity create tensions. Johnson notes that summer visitors outpace winter, with overall tourism rising since 1940. The piece suggests equal opportunity gaps for tribes and locals amid growing seasonality.
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Acoustical Tiles Suggested for Home Concert Halls
Sound engineers propose installing acoustical tiles on ceilings and walls with windows to create concert-hall acoustics at home. The idea aims to balance reflections and absorption for better sound in residential rooms.
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Sugges
Auxiliary meeting date changes for Sara Binder group
The Sara Binder Auxiliary reshuffles its schedule now set for the first Thursday monthly and a Wednesday evening alternative. The next session is Feb 7 at 8 pm at Ima Perkins's home with Emma Mae Jones Wil and Dinah-Ruth Circle members aiding. The WSCS hosts a District dinner March 2 at the Masonic Hall.
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Methodist Children's Home
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Negro colonization attempt in Loherta begins in 1821
A historical note records that American Negroes initiated a colonization effort in Loherta starting in 1821, marking early settlement activity by a Black community in that region.
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