Seventeenth Annual Convention of Texas Music Clubs in Whitesboro
The 17th Annual Convention of the Texas Federation of Music Clubs meets at First Presbyterian Church November 21 22 1941 with national state and officers listed and local committee chairs for host Whitewright Music Club. The program includes general chairman H T Arterberry registration committee and junior day counselors with page attendants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T
Whitewright
F. M. Echols
C. P Johnson
Grayson County
H. T. Atterberry
Leon Johnson
R. T. Pennington
Foster M. Poole
Fannie E. Exstein
Cecil H. Tinsley
Odessa Wilson
Lee J. Taylor
Convention Schedule and Concerts in Whitewright Union
Registration and executive sessions open a long program of federation events in Whitewright on November 21 1941. The schedule lists morning and afternoon meetings in churches and civic rooms with officers reports, musical performances by multiple clubs including Cecilian Singers Dallas and Wynne Study Club, a luncheon at First Methodist Church, a banquet honoring the district president, and a sacred concert featuring university and school ensembles. Junior Day and a memorial service conclude the day with a long program of readings, prayers, and musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Burford
Foster M. Poole
Dallas Federation of Music Clubs
Ant-Nemereeee Cogman
Eee
Fox
Cecil Everett
Aeolian Singers
Dallas White
Fox Homeland
Cain
W. F. Bramlett
H. C. Vanderpool
G. A. Ripley
J. H. Krouse
G. F. Baker
Charles Hughes
Fred Eggert
L. L. Ponton
Melodic Club
Dallas
Dallas music leader to be honored at Victory Banquet
President of Second District Mrs Paul heads the Texas Federation of Music Clubs and serves as state parliamentarian. A Cecilian Singer of Dallas member and former Dallas Federation of Music Clubs president, she will be guest of honor Friday at the Victory Banquet at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Cecilian Singers of
Dallas
Dallas Federation of Music Clubs
First Presbyterian Church
Denison Egg Drying Plant Tops World Production
Denison is described as the world’s largest egg drying center. The Henningsen-Denison plant processes up to 1.5 million eggs daily into dry powder for Britain and the U S Army, with 350 plus workers and 24 hour operations. Eggs are cracked, pasteurized, dried in a large facility, and packed into 150 pound barrels for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henningsen-Denison, Inc
Great Britain
United States Army
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Indiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Denison
Federalurplus Commodity Corporation
Britain
Denison Poultry and Egg Co
Henningsen-Denison
Lindbergh Boulevard Name to Be Changed in Dallas
Dallas officials plan to rename Lindbergh Boulevard by extending Skillman Avenue amid local agitation over Lindbergh’s foreign policy stance. Also noted are UT Texas geologists predicting a Texas peat industry from recent finds and German peat imports worth over 1 million dollars in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh Boulevard
Dallas
Lindbergh
Skillman
University of Texas
Texas
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Lone Star
Omnes
Guy Gannett
I. D. Cole
R. E. Wendland
Bard W. Paul
Marcella Stathakos
Harry Steinberg
R. C. Percival
Fannie Ellis Exstein
J. C. McMillin
Frances Bretherton
Henrietta Jackson
Janis Jayne Horton
Jean Caraway
Bettye Nell Yeager
Margaret Lucille Hanna Mary Frances ‘Stephens
H.T. Atterberry
B. Wrenn Webb
Vincent O'Connor
Musical Arts Club
Chopin
J. B. Rucker
Mickwitz
First Methodist Church
George Jenkins
del Riego
Spress
James M. Sewell
Billy Rhom Pennington
Margaret Hanna
America
Reading
Wilson Kaiser
God Bless America
Presbyterian Church
Travis Street Methodist Church
Sherman
Southern Methodist University
Hockaday School
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Craig's Cafe
Guy H. Dougherty
Riegger
Foster
Saeed Flynn
J. R. Powell
MacDowell Music Club
Ennis
de Falla
Winifred Bedford
Junior Day Grammar School
First Baptist Church
Howard Kilgree
Floyd Bassett
Rex B. Cruse
T. G. Doss
Viva Phillips
Jack Proctor
Guy Hamilton
F. A. Ray
R. E. Hickman
H. H. Sears
Cora Mae Thornton
Eva Williams
O. L. Jones
C. S. Witt
Federation Collect
Debussy Edwards Renard
Cecilian Singers
Frank Renard
David Starr
Omar Khayyam
Hughes Wellbaum
Cecilian Club
Eleanor Willingham
G. M. Jones
Wynne Study Club
Dorothy Brian Crocker
Chopin Foote
Haynes Bond
Crocker
Renee
Ameena
Marvin Thrasher
James Sartain
Schubert Study Club
Thomas Reddick Wolf
Mrs. Bard W. Paul
Felix R. McKnight
Dallas News
William Howell
Drug Service
R. P. Childress
Banker's Magazine
Texas Federation
The
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Telephone
Uncle Sam
Southwestern Bell
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