Indelible Memory Script: Temple Square Broadcast Reflections
A 1953 Radio KSL CBS broadcast from Temple Square Salt Lake City discusses memory as an immaterial, indestructible structure written in space and time. It notes memories persist from fleeting impressions and urges choosing what to record to recall without shame. The speaker cites Gustaf Stromberg and William James, asserting a nonmaterial intelligence beyond matter.
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Gustaf Stromberg
William James
KSL
CBS
Temple Square
Salt Lake City
National Fine Arts Week Tri County Exhibit At Lee College
The Lee College Art Gallery hosts the ninth annual Tri County Exhibit with entries from Harris Liberty and Chambers counties. Prizes go to White Magnolias by Jewell Fuller A Prince of India by Doris Harrop Rose and Blue by Helen Krisher Witchery by Jean Dzilsky An antique Pitcher by Bertha Waters Rosepetal Dish by Lucille Hazlewood Two Paris judges and two others travel to Mexico City. Pierre Franco chairs with Jacque Hubert and James Smith as co judges Miss Minnie Alice Robertson summarizes artist tips focusing on originality framing light source and paint.
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Lee College Art Gallery
Tri-County
Harris, Liberty
Jewell Fuller
Prince of
India
Doris Harrop
Helen Krisher
Jean Dzilsky
Bertha Waters
Lucille Hazlewood
Paris
France
Mexico City
Pierre Franco
Jacque Hubert
James Smith
Art League of Baytown
Minnie Alice Robertson
Baytown and Texas City Host Attendees in Reception
The article lists numerous Baytown residents including Mrs. John Fenton and Mrs. Lulu V. Rice along with others from Huffman Mt. Belvieu and Baytown in attendance. It names judges for the contest as Mrs. Paul Minton Dallas George Hendrick UT Dr. Van Chandler Kingsville Dee Walker Texas City and others from Gonzales La Feria Port Lavaca and Rockport.
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John Fenton
Lulu V. Rice
Fay Venable
Elizabeth Cloud
Rosa Belle Byrd Smith
Roy Chambliss
Margaret Rains
Carl C. Young
T. W. Wilks
A. R. Stark
Virginia Lee Meyer
Baytown
W. H. Scott
Ruby D. Smith
Huffman
J. E. Peet
Mt. Belvieu
Paul Minton
Dallas
George Hendrick
University of Texas
van Chandler
Kingsville
Dee Walker
Texas City
Robert Lee Brothers
Gonzales
Grant Wheaton
la Feria
Ruel McDaniel
Port Lavaca
J. L. Baughman
Rockport
Trimming the Lamp Wick at LC Lounge News
Reading notes reveal LC students mix study with leisure citing improved attendance in history classes, a surge in bridge cards at LC Lounge, and shifts from fan tan to library use. Social updates cover tennis pick up games, chemistry mishaps, Round-Up weekend trips, and campus entertainments with names like Shirley Herring Elvis Todd Bobby Long and Jimmy Richards.
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Mr. Williamson
Sses
Shirley Dot
LC Lounge
Bridge
Hearts
Shirley Herring
Elvis Todd
Charlie Daniel
Jean Neuerburg
Charlene Williams
Fantan
Eula Flynt
Jimmy Richards
Sandra Millard
Lee
Murray Mangum
Charles Iler
Ollie Miller
Jane Brewster
Hillary Jones
Billy Brown
Bobby Lon
Richards
Bobby
Betty Hart
Texas U
Bay
Honor students listed for A in one course
The list names honor students who earned an A in the one course for which they were enrolled. The roster includes Carl Adams through Mary Ann Yount with many others in between, featuring numerous full names across genders and likely multiple majors or departments.
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Virginia B. Cater
Virginia Chambliss
Joe B. Clawson
Elizabeth L. Cloud
Marlene J. Cooper
Nina Ruth Cooper
Lolia A. Cornelius
Oren Weston Cox
Paul Cravey
Janice Currie
Bernice Gail Curtis
Gladys Allene Davis
James A. Davis
Clara Dickerson
James A. Dinwiddie
Wilmer V. Dorman
Geraldine Enderli
Arlis Dean Fields
Robert Neal
Sheila Elayne Webber
Marie L. Whitten
James A. Wilson
Glyn LaRue Wilkerson
Roy Sidney Wimmer
Dewey Womack
Annie Grey Young
Mary Ann Yount
Shoreliners stage Earnest in La Porte amid praise and data
A La Porte Garden Club sponsored Shoreliners community drama group staged The Importance of Being Earnest at La Porte High School auditorium April 2 and 3. Billy Bridges Jr. drew attention as Mer rriman while the cast impressed with stage technique and humor, reflecting a thriving amateur theater scene alongside a broader industry study.
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Shoreliners
la Porte
la Portians
Merriman
Theater Arts Magazine
U.S
Books at Lee College Offer Wide Reading Choices
Miss Sylvia Stern notes fiction and biography remain top recreational picks with travel in third place. She highlights Dahl Some One Like You Boyle 865 Days Sinclair Lewis Selected Short Stories and collections from Best British Short Stories 1922 1923 1924 1926 1983 and Best Short Stories of 1919 1921 1922 1927 1929 1924 1982 1918 1912 1931 for student readers.
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Lee College
Dahl
Boyle
Sinclair Lewis
THE
NEW Yorker
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Miss Elizabeth Meeks
Richard L. Evans
Chambers Counties
Gregory Gym
Pat Carroll
Ann Laycock
Mary Sue Parker
Austin
Willie Carter
Joy van Zandt
Bobby Long
Glenn Barrett
Don Harris
Ducky” Flowers
Kenneth Creel
Pasadena Drive In
Krel
Great Lover
Bop King
Cookie
Nema
Corne Nerby
Wanda Jones
New York City
Lili
Audrey Hepburn
Leslie Caron
Hollywood
Darryl F
Tex Beneke
Glenn Miller
Tex
Miller
Mr. Beneke
Miss Sylvia Stern
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