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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1941

Page

3

Muscale Program Continues With Varied Selections

The Musicale program lists songs including Songs My Mother Taught Me and Sleepy Sleepy Sleepy with performers Mrs. Burford Hawkins Willingham Brigg Seale Steinberg Wynne director, Mrs. Jones accompanist. Other pieces are Etude in D Flat by Liszt, Mimi La Boheme by Puccini, Don Fatale from Don Carlos by Verdi, plus works by Schubert, Horsman, Hageman, Burgmein and more, performed by Dallas Sherman Gainesville clubs and ensembles with various accompanists.

Dvorak B. W. Burford Hawkins Golden W. W. Willingham C. M. Brigg Frank Seale Harry Steinberg Mamie Folsom Wynne G. M. Jones Dallas Liszt L. H. Hoover Bomar Cramer Club Sherman Michiamano Mimi John M. Hackler Don Carlos Verdi Evelyn Parsons R. L. W. Thompson Schubert Choral Club Dalla See Guy Hamilton Whitewright Horsman ‘Cunnin Hageman J. H. Marshall, Jr Foster M. Poole Burgmein Cecil H. Tinsley Virginia Moseley Music Department XLI Club Gainesville

Seventeenth Annual Convention of Texas Music Clubs

The Junior Day of the SEVENTEENTH Annual Second District Texas Federation of Music Clubs meets at Grammar School Auditorium on Saturday November 22 1941. Activities include registration at 8 00 am an introductory session a fine arts program and a luncheon at First Baptist Church with multiple club leaders and adjudicators from Sherman Dallas Whitewright Celina and other cities. The day features performances by numerous juvenile and junior clubs with accompanists, speeches, toasts, and awards, ending with an afternoon program and tea.

Texas Federation OF Music Clubs Grammar School Fred Buchanan H. T. Arterberry Guy Hamilton Whitewright Music Club Judy Ann Gardner Bob Coghill Royal McDonald Betty Martin Margaret Ann Cooper Anna Mae Bullis Jayne White Pages Mary Marvin Willingham Elizabeth Ann Cooper Anne Carter Betty Bryant Betty Ann Darwin Zoe Vestal Joyce Lindsey Norma Lou Smith Janis Jayne Horton Willa Nell Badgett Betty Lou Reeves Betty Lee Jones Henrietta Jackson Frances Layman Jane Meador Louise Selman Joyce Hansard Jimmie Buchanan Venetia Graham Dorothy Goodrich Billy Rhom Pennington Ben Robert Jones Dallas Howard Kilgree Whitewright E. C. Butler America God Bless Bettie Bernice Lee Sherman Jim Murray McKinney Bard W. Paul J. H. Cavender, Jr R. E. Wendland Texas Federation Marcella Stathakos Valse Charlene Rasbach Patricia Copley Wiesemann Jr Dallas Junior Federation Dorothy Erin Crocker Don Amore Beaumont Pat Southerland Oxford Etude Carl Venth Bobby Pipkin Louise Mantius Denison

Chinese student tests etiquette at Michigan reception

A Chinese student memorized phrases from an etiquette book and at a University of Michigan reception hosted by the dean he first tried them. When handed a cup of tea he said, Thank you, sir or madam, as the case may be.

University of Michigan

World's Largest Plane Now Obsolete

Washington reports the Army Air Corps B-19 Douglas bomber, once the world’s largest at 82 tons and $5,000,000, is now deemed impractical for modern warfare. Despite its obsolescence, officials credit it with blazing the path for lighter, faster bombers of 30 to 40 tons and speeds over 300 mph, to be used by Britain in future operations.

Washington Army Air Corps Latin America Air Corps Army Germany Pearson and Allen

Dallas music club leader tied to several organizations

Corresponding secretary Mrs Steinberg of the Second District Texas Federation of Music Clubs also serves as president of the Dallas Federation of Music Clubs and is a member of the Wednesday Morning Choral Club and Wynne Study Club of Dallas. She is a native of Whitewright, former Emma Fae Parker, daughter of Mrs Ida Parker of Sherman.

Slang Exposed by a Marine Corps Recruiter in Dallas

Major J. D. O Leary explained common Marine slang to a Dallas mother who received a puzzling letter from her son in the Marines. He defined terms like chow bumps for meal bugle calls grass for salad and down the red head for ketchup, describing mess hall routines and PX liberty hours in plain terms.

Dallas United States Marine Corps J. D. O'Leary Major O'Leary San Diego Calif Post Exchange

Dear Tom and Mary Exchange About Foot Ailment

A brief exchanged note reveals Tom cannot visit due to Mary's father suffering a sore foot. Mary confirms her father is home but unwell. Tom replies he cannot come because he is laid up with the foot issue, signing see? to acknowledge the message.

Tom Papa Mary

Teacher and pupil joke about plural meaning

A classroom quip turns on grammar as a bright pupil defines plural as the same thing but more of it, sparking a light moment. The exchange highlights language play in a school setting.

Dallas Music Club Leaders Held in City Federations

Recording Secretary Miss Stathakos of the Second District Federation also serves as recording secretary of the Wednesday Morning Choral Club of Dallas, first vice president of the Dallas Civic Opera Chorus, and publicity chairman of the Dallas Federation of Music Clubs.

Hog Killing in the Country a Nostalgic Look at a Done Tradition

The text recalls a late fall hog kill in a rural setting with neighbors gathering, fire roaring, and knives flashing as the hog is bled and butchered. It covers pot boiling, coffee, turnips, lard rendering, cracklins, hog heads for souse, and the lively sounds of children and dogs during the event.

Phoebe M. Gilbert New York Philadelphia Nelson Eddy

Fragmented muse of progress and grammar's store

A fragment reflecting on civilization's fragility and the value of grammar's vast knowledge. The speaker muses that if society collapses and we must rebuild, we might envy Grammar for its enduring store of language wisdom, even in a streamlined age.

Lindbergh Relic Placed Behind Doors At Lafayette Hotel

The Lindbergh flag carried on the 1927 flight to Paris was moved from the Hotel Lafayette lobby to a private office. The change was prompted by public discourse and controversy sparked by Charles Lindbergh’s political speeches. J B Orteig explains complaints led to the removal. Helen, the bank where my money is deposited has failed. What a mercy that you ve got your checkbook at home dear.

New York Charles A. Lindbergh Paris Hotel Lafayette Lind«bergh Raymond Orteig J. B. Orteig Lindbergh Helen

Christmas Cards Ad Promotes Sun Want Ads

The Sun advertises a large assortment of Christmas cards priced from 50 for $1.00. Buyers are urged to place orders now and provide first second and third choices to ensure card selection, highlighting the economy of Sun Want Ads.

the Sun

Adlerika Relief Claim Prominent in Ad Copy

A promotional testimonial claims Adlerika relieves gas bloating sour stomach and constipation quickly. The ad targets travelers and mentions the product being carried routinely. It urges readers to buy Adlerika today at local drug stores.

Adlerika G. D.calif

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