Jazz praised as influence for good by Syracuse pastor
In a talk cited by Barbara Broughton, Dr. Bernard Clausen of First Baptist Syracuse argues jazz elevates American home life more than sermons. He recalls jazz’s early rough image but says it now guides youth positively through its geniuses and lively culture. The piece also notes high school seniors chosen for leadership alongside academics.
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Bernard C. Clausen
First Baptist Church
Syracuse
New York
B. Broughton
Clausen
Dr. Clausen
Students Admitted to Honor Society Selection
Eighteen seniors were chosen for membership in the national high school honor society last week. The policy allows five percent of the class to be elected each spring and again next week, with a cap of fifteen percent total.
Miss Ida Von Lindenau Shows Shorter Hair After Demont Visit
Miss Ida Von Lindenau, visiting for Carl Demont Co of New York, says her hair is now much shorter than it used to be, once reaching her heels. She notes it takes two minutes to style. The picture was taken in Lindenau's Woodruff suite.
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Ida von Lindenau
Carl Demont Company
New York
Spectator
Lindenau
Woodruff
Entertain Guests at West Acres Tea and Theatre Party
Misses Lois and Norma Delander hosted a tea at their West Acres home last Sunday evening followed by a theatre party. Guests included Frances Biggar Beatrix de Filippi Joliet Elvera Jessel Walter Poole Roland Gilmore Cameron West Fred Schickler Kenneth May Aurora.
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Lois
Norma Delander
West Acres
Frances Biggar
Beatrix de Filippi
Joliet
Elvera Jessel
Walter Poole
Roland Gilmore
Cameron West
Fred Schickler
Kenneth May
Aurora
Kiwanis Officers Elected And Chicago Jazz Night
Marion Owen named president with Lloyd Austin as vice president Marjorie Lasker secretary Evelyn Oquist treasurer and Lynette Kemp program chair. Mr McdAllister's jazz orchestra performed for Kiwanis members in Chicago on Tuesday night December 10.
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Marion Owen
Lloyd Austin
Marjorie Lasker
Evelyn Oquist
Lynette Kemp
Mr. McdAllister
Kiwanis Club
Chicago
Student Council Sells Christmas Seals for Activity Ticket
Student Council members sell Christmas seals as discussion on a student activity ticket continues. The ticket would be bought at semester start and allow entry to dances plays football and basketball at reduced costs. Supt. Haggard has been informed about the matter.
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Haggard
Orchestra At Willow Avenue Church Concert Sunday
The orchestra under Mr. Con verse conducted a Sunday evening performance at Willow Avenue Presbyterian church. Marvin Meirs sang a solo, Doris Rohrbach performed By the Waters of Babylon, and Aijildeen Goodson played two harp pieces.
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Mr. Converse
Willow Avenue Presbyterian Church
Marvin Meirs
Doris Rohrbach
Aijildeen Goodson
Journalism students attend convention in Chicago
Miss Hunt a journalism teacher and several students attended the Eight Convention of the National Scholastic Press Association in Chicago from December 5 to 7.
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Miss Hunt
National Scholastic Press Association
Chicago
Willow Avenue Presbyterian Church marks 25th anniversary
The church closes its twenty fifth anniversary celebration with tonight’s services themed Brotherhood. The event emphasizes unity and community as the congregation gathers for a final anniversary observance.
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Brotherhood
Willow Avenue Presbyterian Church
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