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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-02
EPSON Farmers
Give Barbecue

The EPSON evening class Of adult
farmers. an organization recently
formed to meet regularly for dis
cussion of farm problems, gave d
barbecue last night at the Ira We'll
don store, three miles southeast OF
the EPSON high school. Members of
the class and a number of invited
guests were present.
Sidney Lane, il, represented the
Henderson Chamber Of Commerce
and spoke briefly on an informal
program Of talks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-02
Cotton Market
Again Lower

New York. April 2.-(Npl-Cat-
ton futures opened To : lower.
Prices around the end of thr l.rs,
hour were ! higher 1u | lower.
Forenoon trade was quiet with &lI
active deliveries except old July
holding around the previous close
Old July. however. eaSed four points
TO 1926. May new traded 1T 1868
and October 81.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-02
Prisoners
Number IS

The number of prisoners in the
convict camp Of the State Highway
& Public Works Commission here
was IS at the end Of March a gain
Of one from the figure at the start
of the month, according to the
monthly report of J. Fl. Gupton, SUI
perintendent, made public today after
being forwarded to the commissions
offices in Raleigh.
At the start Of the month there
were 81 prisoners in the camp, near
Gillburg. four miles east OF the city.
Twenty-eight prisoners were receiV-
ed from The courts during the month
and four were transferred in from
other camps, for total Of ZIG. Dis
charges in March were %, one was
parolod and eight transferred TO
other camps, total Of 81, leaving IS
at Tie camp at the end Of March.
Among others who are engaged in
the back-to-Work n1ovem2nt are all
fnnsc baseball rockies who didn't
L
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-02
Grain

Weekend Guests
Mrs. Adolphc Vermont. ST.. and
Adolphe Vermont. Jr. Of Spartan
burg. S. c., were the Weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w b. l!ar
rison on Orange street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-02
Changes In Wagner
Act Are Recommended
(Continuer From Page One)

procedure, TO limit debate to two
hours and preclude consideration OF
any other amendments.
Representative Ramspeck, Demo
crat. Georgia, described the Welcf
action as ''the most assinine thing
the committee ever did.
The Senate debated trade agree
ments legislation. Senator McCar-
ran. Democrat, Nevada, proposed tt
permit Congress to impose excise
taxes on any import commodity IT.
respective Of the terms of pacts
reached with other nations
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-02
olooges Lick
The Rosebuds

The Standard Stooges whipped
HE Rose Ro%ebuds last night On tn"
Standard Bowling Alleys, l47l to
!i2T. with A. G. Virgins. il, lead
ing the field and the winners, with
3l8.
Not Rosebud came into the 800
class.
lie lincups:
TP1spnutrc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-02

Sow that we've successfully blam-
ID sun spotas for the harsh spring
weather, why not make Old Sold also
take the rap for the war in Europe.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-02
BOWlerS To Meet

BOWlerS To Meet
The Cowboys will roll Sprinkle
OIL Co.. boWlcrs tonight al 8 ocloc!;
on the Centre Alleys, it was stated
today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-02

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-28
MQcrlci aus auer @elt h.

8be5t1noigen Nieoergang Der @ebur-
tenrate geiteuert miro. an &ano oes
3enIus bon 1910 fpnroe feitgeIteut
oaB bereits in einem 8ierteI llnierer
Staaten bic 9 Bebolfernngs3abI am
Ganen lit. TIMER 2anb bat bente 90
0iiIlionen ainoer i,,,ter 90 Sabren
tpeliger als Dor aebn Sabren. lin
oielem llebel ab5ubelfen, miiBte iebe
berbeiratete 5ra,i i'm 2alibe ipenig-
items bier &inoer allf5ieben, Inn niir
bic feblenoe 8epolferung 5,i ergan3en.
@iner Der gable,lte en1pfiebIt, ei<
ner 8enegnng a,,fs 2anb 8oridnb
5u Ieiiten. Bon anoern ipnroe cine
8eibe anoerer Silfsmittel borgefdIa-
gen. @as Die gelebrten in6 fin0igen
@olfsberbeiferer bereaBen, l1amlid bic
ein3igen lino bnrbid)lagen0en Mittel,
ilnier 2anb Dor Ser Gntbolferluug lino
Dem nntereang sit retten, bas lit Die
Giidfebr lnferer anlerifaniidei
Menidbeit au @ott nno fetnen @ebo=
ten. @ott ipuroe in bieier Muitren
8eriammlung nibt einmal ertpabnt.
Solange uniere 8olfsberbeferer linO
@eiesmader Die ernnolegenben 8abr-.
beiten ignorierer, fann nidt MIR feline
8eiiernng Der Gage, ionbern miro
bielmebr elm rapiberer Nieoereang bic
5olge fein.
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Die 8im6er bon ,noraen

Auf Der 1,nlaneit auf Der Sarbaro
11niberiitat absebaltenen ,,gseip gng-
Iano Conference" iinb Gahfunoige
einitimmig uno feierlid au Der lleber-
3eueung eelanst, baB Die Ser. 5taa-
ten @efabr lai,fen, bonn ielben 5bid-
fal, b. +. oer 3erit0ri,ng Der Staaten,
betrofIen al iperoen, wenn niht oem
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Die &atafomben ppn aSla

Ser ,.@odenpoit''. Der bon ben
Batres 5.g.D. IN SteDf, Gollnno,
berausgegebenen iIluitrierten Moben-
idrift entnebmen mir fo1genbe inter-
eiiante, ginaelbeiten iiber oie in a0ln
entoedten aatafomben aus ben eriten
driitliben Sabrbnnberten:
nsSn &oln, Der dltelte,1 Sfaot
9e,,tidlanos, aibt es unteriroiide
Gammern. Inter Der alien &irde
ct. Seberin iino iie 5u finoer.
8or fnapp aipei Sabren beaann
man, nnter benz Boben Der Stride al
graben. Sdon ban,als fonnte man
iagen, bob es iid INN bic beoeuteno-
item ansgrabunaen banbelte. bie ieit
Sabr5ebnten in &0ln gemadt iporoen
iinb. Mber tpobl niernanb abnte, tpel-
DIES MusnlaB nno ipeIde 9ragipeite
bie gntbedungen befommen tpiiroen.
DaB es geidab, lit i'm ipelentliden
| Dos 8eroienf oes Nrddologen s.. A.
8bolen, Der Die arbeiten i'm Mnftrag
Der rorniiben Nbteilnng oes R0Iner
Bollraf-Ridarb= =Muieums Ieitet.
Die &0lner Seperinsfirde erbebt
| iid auf einen1 Booen, Der burb frii-
bette gbriiteneraber eebeiIigt ift.
Sdon DUR 80meraeit benutten Die
gbriiten Die @raberfeIoer an ben
5traBen, bic aug Der Staot binans.
fiibrten. Die 3eugniiie aus driltliber
5riib3eit intereiiieren Dor allem. Da
fon6 man in ben S6rgen @onitantin-
miin5en nit benz 3eiden gbrilti. Mub
bic Blotte zines &inbergrabes aus
oe1n fpaten 4. Sabrbunoert tr1gt 5tpi-
lfden Sel5ipeig ,lnb Saline bas Mo,
nogramm oes grloiers. ginen inter-
eiianten 8eipeis fir ben 5ieg gbriiti
iiber bic beioniiden @0tter gibt uns
eine d)riitlihe @rabfanlnler aus r6-
miider 3eit. lin bier @rGber abau-
beden, botte man cine RalfiteinpIatte
nit elmer Snidrift an gbren 6es @ot-
tes Nerfur 5eridgt.
9ieie iiberraidenoen @raber. uni
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gDieberberdriitlidnng Ser Gamilie bic
grnnblaae bes @ie6eramfbames Der
Meltpr6nmng
Sssn feiner Aniprade an Die bor ct
Iiben @oden i'm gatifan 5ir 8oden,
oi,oiens eingetroffenen Nenberndblten
Ienfte Hapf Bius Der 3tDoIfte bic
Muimerfianfeit auf Die @ibtigfeit
Der Samilie, ipelde Die @runolagc
Der ioaiaIen Orbnnng, Der Moral nnb
iegliber &nlfnr lit.
,,Nenn", 10 erflarte Der 81. 8a-
ter, ,oie beroeitige ariiis 0auerbaft
iiberpunoen ,peroen ion, muB Die @e-
ienidaft auf iidere @rnnolagen ge-
felt tperben. 5oI6e fam 1tnr Die
driitlibe Moral, bieie @runolage ie-
Der &ultltr, idaffen. 8enn man oie-
ies 3ieI erreiben min, sibt es feinen
anbern @eg, als nit Der 8ieoerper-
briitli6nng Der Samilien 81 begin-
men. 9ie 5anilie lit Der ausgangs-
punft ser menibliben @eIelibaft.
Dieie lit ni6t MIR cine @nIamntllng
bon @in5elnelen, ionbern elm organi-
fDes @an5es nnb in ibr biloet bie
Ganlilie brrh lire mirtidaftlibe Gin-
belt bas ipirfllngspollite ginoeglieo.
Dem in oen Samilien miro bon @e-
neration. .su Generation bas foitbare
fulturelle grbe uno barllnter bor al
lem oer reliei0ie 8laube meiterge-
geben. Sbon ber III. aug,lltin bot
berborgeboben, bob Die Gamilie Der
Mnfang llno bie &eim5eQe bes> Staa-
tes it, nno er bat audi betont. ipie Der
b1nslide ssrie6e am beIten ben biir-
gerIiden 5rieben foroert. 9as ipiien
ald oie 8epolutionare, sic, menn tie
bic @eieuibaft 1lmItiir5en nnb 8ott
Daraus bertreiben pollen, 5uerlt Die
Janilie aerItoren, Die gbeldeionng
forbern, freie 8erbinouneen enpfebs
len unb Die Yflihten Der @ltern leng<
men. 3ur abipebr FOLDER @efabren
ruft Der Bapit Die Gbriitenbeit nno
belonbers Die Sanilien auf, lid bent
beiligIten Ser5en Sei,, au ipeiben. 9ie
Melt entbebrt bellte bes @liides nnb
Des Srieoens, neil Der epangeliide
Dpfergeilt baraus entibpun6en uno
Elm 5erIt0rerilber gsoismls, Der elm
ger,einIannes frieolides 3uiammenle-
ben unmoslid mabt, an feline Stelle
getreten lit. sus elmer driltlid=eldn-
bigen Saltttne oasesen iprieBt nit
Der Sl,rbt @ottes aub bic Grommig-
feit, iuelde oie Meniden frieolid, ar
beitiam, eeredt uno nddltenliebe1,o
1uadt. Aae oieie 9usenben flieben
aus bem 0pfereeiit. Denn bie g8elt
ben Jrieoen ipie6er finben io1, mnB
Dieie bon gbriit,,s ,inb Der Stride
Durd Sabrbunoerte selebrte @eisbeit
ipieoer befoIst tperben. Nidts fiibrt
befier basu oils Die &era-Seiu-8 -8ereb-
r,ing. oie Der @l. Nater 5lin Ab-
fhluile ieiner Mniprade ben gseuber-
ndblten nn0 alien briitliden Gan1i-
lien nodmals aneelesentlibit empfabl.
Die 8inber bon morgen
Muf Der nnldneit anf Der &arbaro
11niberiitat absebaltenen ,Netp gng-
r < r.
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Bnnflltl0e bnbelt flprOltd) Der Mlpet
niraen0tpo ibresgIeiHen. grfhiitterni
fpribt ins bier lli,ten bic Griibaei1
Eoes briftIiden @Ianbens an. @enr
erIt 0ie @rabfommern nod albidlni
Der @rabnngen 0ffentlid 5nganglid
ljein tperoen, miro es fnnm einen ernit
baften 9efiider Der 5ta6t geben, Del
|ni1t al ibnen Binabifeief.
Das aos Der polnifden 8iidSfe
Ser in Nom refibierefbe pelnifd'
gifbof Sgnoa Dubonifi bot IN eiilen
ISdreiben an 6os 9rdoro 2afe Sc
minar in Wsibisan foIsenbe ginael
beiten iber 6os 5bidfoI Derfbieoenel
DiitsIieoer Der poIniiden 9ierardi'
| mitgeteilt:
9ifdof aboIf SseIanaef ilno lei,
Silfsbiibof 5tefan Nie3pfie5ica be
finoen lid in bolibepiitiiber @efan
genidaft. giihof Warirs 8. 5nlmaI
Ibon 2ublin befinbet fid nit feinen
SiIfsbiidof 5ofoloipffi il, einem oeut
Ifhen RonaentrntionsIager. giidoi
aaiimir Bnfraba BON Binff lit bor
ben rotten Sorben 10 1niBbanDelt NOR
ben, baB ct benz 0nbniinn Derfiel uni
|lih In elmer Srrenanitnlt in Der gfabe
bon 2ipoip befinbet. lleber ieil1er
SiIfsbiidof Carl gaiemara feblt ieoe
Nn1ri1t.
Ser 8OiGbrige gr5biihof Nopolpie.
|ieifi bon BIoef uno fein &ilfsbiidoi
SEQ Betnanifi purben nah einem
|bentiden aonaentrationsIager ge-
|fdidt. grabiiAof Stefan 5apieba bon
Rrafan ipirb in ieiner 3eiioens aefan-
gen eebaIten. gr5biihof 5tanislas
@an bon. @aridau lit Der ein5ise 8i-
|fdof, Der iinbebe1ist bIieb. 9os
|5didlal bieler anoerer polnii1en
grieiter nnb Biihofe lit unbefannt.
gatifaniide Mifbillisnna Der bDper'
,no6ernen &irdenfnnit
Inter bieier Mnfibrift erinner1
Ser @anoerer' on oie @eifungeil
nno goridriften iiber &irdenbauten,
Die bereits bon Hapit Hius oem glften
erlailen lno feitber INNER ipieber
eingeidarft tporoen firb: .Sm Sabre
1888 batte ber .Silerbatore 8omano''
eine Sonbernummer iiber MusiDiidie
, Der mobernen &irdenfnnit per0ffent-
lidt nno gleih5eitig batte Hins Der
elite iib IN aufiebenerregenoer 8eile
bagegen setpanot l,no giidtlinien fir
bic 8eurteilung moberner 2unittperfe.
Die IN Girden anldfiig iinb, anfgeitellt,
8enn iib aub. ipie oas Datifaniibe
Organ feititent Die Gage ieitber ettpas
| eebeiiert bat. 10 fiiblt iid Die papIt-
lide 3eitung bod beranlaBt, anf Die
sade 5uriidanfomnen. Inter BEN
be5eidnenoen aitel nsssnuitrierte Got
teslGfernngen'' nerben cine Meibt
bon @erfen Der ,,iogenannten aeitae'
noiiiiden reIigioien Gnnit' reproou.
alert, Die nidts anoeres fin0 als be
frent6enbe @ntsIeiiungem iueIde be
oauerlidertpeiie tpeiterbim Boben ge
minnen, mas auf Elm febr aiueifelbaf'
tes, tpenn nibt gar franfbaftes reii
gi0ies gmpfinoen bintueiff. Man fin
bet beute IN nerea Rirhen rlnr al
Teidt BiI6er nnb Stntnen, iDelde
lipobI entgegen Der abfidt ibrer Sdop
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gittnsdj, Ssn 28. aassif 1910

iprmngs. Die Nonlen Der aiinifIer
'fino riidfihtsbon ipeggeIofier. Der
,,2iierbatore' fteM anerfennen0 felt,
fbnB iid in Der Sdipeia cine Beue.
|gnng uno cine 3eitfdrift (.G'9bier.
|batenr be @enebe' seeeen 10 eroBe
Muspiidie'' erboben bat, mas, bo bic
|6hmeia am 6dnittpunfie 6reier RiiI.
turen itebt ngroBe arlo eleibiam fpm.
boliide 8eoeiitiung bat. Der yDfier.
|botore'' erinnert gum 6hlufie nod)-
mails an bic fir bie n1ooerne fotbo-
Hide Girdenfnnit .ntoBgeben0en Nei.
iimgen Bins' bes glften iino 0riift
bic gripartiing aus, bob Die fatboIi-
iden &iinitler oieie beberaieen mod.
fei.''
Set Sabren ipuroe in ,inferm
8latte aaif 0ieie nMooerniiiernne''
Der firhliden 8onflinit binaetpieier.
Sssn Dentiblan6 nno nnh in liniern
2anbe fino in ben Nahfriegsinbrem
&irhenbauten anfgefiibrt tnoroen, oie
Der Mitipelt nno Nadipelt ipabrlib
'niht 5rr gbre gereiden iino gernoe5l
cine 8erbobnnng nno cine &arrifatnr
ieglider aunft, geidneige Der fird.
lihen 8allflinit baritellen. Dieie 9er-
irrnng bat iib audi auf anoere firh-
lide &liniteegenitdnoe ausgebebnt.
gs gibt moberne in &irden arfgeiteIl-
te Seiligenitat,ten uno Banboefora.
tionen, bic an Die 5rasen beioniiber
80tenbil6er erinnern 1inb nabrbaft
nidt 5ir -an6aht Itimmen. MangeI
on 8elbmitteln, ben man borgeihiibt
bat, muB als elm febr fabenibeiniger
@runo bertporfen iperben. llniere
8oreltern, bie als 8ioniere nnierer
&irdenballten in rnierm 2anbe t6tig
.paren, baben oft fleine ,,n6 6rnlihe
Girden erribtet, aber lie tparen troh.
Dem niir6ebon nnS itinn,ien 5nr an.
baft.
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Gritebt ipieber Elm 9aieienseidledt?

Gritebt ipieber Elm @islengcidlcdjt?
Die mooerne 8ifienidaft bat nad.
seDieien, bob Der Menfd in Der
@roBftabt iid geeeniiber Dem 2nno-
meniden itarf beranoert bat. gm anf-
faIlenoiten lit bic Steigernng bes
8abstnms, Die Der Seibelberger llni.
periitatsprofeiior 8enpad nad 8ear-
beitlng bieler ipiifeni6aftlihen gin5eI.
nnterindnngen feftgeftent bat: Der
WfenM bat atpiiben ben rieligen 9a,i.
fern, Gabrifen ,ino betonierten 5tra.
Ben5eilen gan3 enorm an G0rpergr0Be
5ngenommen. Das boIl3og iid) 10
.idnea, bob IN ipenieen Meniben-
altern in ben 5t1oten bereits ein sc.
idlebt bon @ieien Ieben miro, ipenn
fid) Die Nadstumsbeid idlennienng in
eleidem 9empo fortfett.
Seit einem baIben Sabrbunoert 1T
gan5 allgemein BEL oer abenoldnbi-
.iden 8ebolferung cine 3unabme oes
26ngenipubies feH5nftellen. I'm ct.
tpa brei Bis feds 3entimeter fir1o Die
Meniden gelpohfen. Monderorts
'gebt Die 3unabme ioear bis al aebn
3entimeter gegeniiber Der friiberen
Durdfdnittsgr0Be. Die 26ngenmabe
lin Deutfdlanb fino BET ben 14i6brigen
in Der 3eit bon 1924 Biz 1888 nm
6.3 3entimeter eeftieeen, in &onano
|un6 Sdmeoen in ben letten 60 Bis
20 Sabren atpifden 4 ,l,,b z 3er1fi.
meter. SSil Der 5dtpei8 ipir6 bic
@uhsaltnabme IN Is Sabren auf faft
10 3entimeter gefddtt ,,no fir bic
8eb0lferling Der ger. Staaten anf 6
8entimeter. Die ,&6ditsiffern Iieaen
bel oieiem 3uwads in ben aroBen
5ta6ten, Die cine befon0ers auff6uiges
gntDifliing 0nrbmaden, ip6bren0
oas 2ano iinter oem Dnrdidnitt Iieet.
@ie fonl,nt es nun, baB bic 2in-
Der ibren gItern in eon5 p0rtIidem
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downs. but the choir a young pso-
pie has gone on. One q the sas-
tanning spirits in ths last 20 years
has been Mas Ethel short. first
an = member o. the choir and then
a. director and secompanist. now
tina last member II the group
which first gave music 10 Milton.
Through AL the years the choir
has made a traditional appearance
on certain occasions One Of these
IL Easter. This Friday night Al
the Methodist church the annual
spring presentation viii see the
choir 10 The Lord a Life" Mas
Snort. a teacher In thu Milton
school. viii conduct II viii mark
a long period Of continuous com
munity service.
Mrs. n n. Hin win be the ac-
companist
Incidentally. out Of ths Milton
community choir Ia the last thres
decades have come several who
became leaders In their eommun-
tiles. II 10 an institution 10 which
Milton points wsth pssas.
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o may no earihborn cloud arise
To hide thee from thy servants
eyes"
According TO one writer. the
force Of the first verse In entirely
broken by the omission Of the
verse preceding II In the authors
edition. The suggestion In made
that these lines be read first and
then followed by the first verse
given above.
The first verse of the original
hymn Is:
IT'S gone! That bright and orbed
blaze
Fast fading from our wistful
gaze;
Yon mantling cloud has hid from
sight
The fast faint pulse Of quiyering
light"
Other hymns BY Kebie are
There In Book Who Runs
May Read" "Blest are the Pure
In Heart" and When God OF Old
Came Down from Heaven" His
reputation however rests almost
exclusively on Sun Of My Soul
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Masterpiece Of Evensong. Name
Given Sun Of My Soul

William Hunton says: mot.
withstanding the very wide use
and great popularity ~ this hymn.
the immediate circumstances under
which II was inspired are not
known. Whether some incident or
occasion called II forth from the
poetic soul Of the author. or
whether II was merely a natural
outflow of his personal spiritual
consciousness. makes little differ
ence. The fact N. II breathes tho
spirit of a man who lived IN sweet
communion with Christ"
Tennyson was once asked dur
ing a walk IN the garden what
Christ meant 10 him. He paused
beside a flower and answered
What the sun In 10 that flower.
Christ IL TO my soul. lie u the
sun Of my soul"
John keble wrote the hymn IN
1920 A remArkable scholar Al
Oxford. he became q country min
lister and lived most Of his life In
charge Of q village church at
Hursley. lie was a most dutlfui
son and brother. . tender loving
and pure soul The last hook In
his hands before he died was a
hymn book.
The music 10 this hymn h an
arrangement from a melody In
Catholic hymn hook published In
Vienna In 1880. Or. William ~.
Monk lisz3-ssD. the composer or
arranger Of many tunes among
them. Abide With srrang-
ed the music for our subject. The
tune, called HURLEY. 10 very APP
propristely named after the parish
in which Ksbls spent the closing
years Of his ministry.
The tune with lis accompanying
harmony IL an II should be- a
quiet. smooth flowing devotional
type which seems 10 ~ tho words
accurately. Moreover the range II
such that everyone can sinE
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Hugh Thompson
Seriously I'll
Operation May Interfere
With Music Career

Information received from New
York tells that Hugh Thompson.
about at the peak of his student
work for a place in grand opera,
met with a serious setback that
may keep him in a hospital two
months.
Young Thompson. son of Oscar
Thompson, New York music critic
and author, and grandson of Mr..
and Mrs. II. r. Maybin of Ia
coma, is a native Of Tacoma and
graduate of Stadium high school
where he distinguished himself
enthusiastically as well as in music
Recurrence of a sinus infection
over his left eye made a ma jor
operation necessary last week at
st. Lukes. where he is still con-
fined. He has not yet been told
how serious to his operate career
the operation may prove.
Young Thompson was to have
graduated in May from the Juilli-
ard school in New York, a direct
feeder to the famous Metropolitan.
He had already been re-engaged
for next summer as baritone soloist
at Chautauqua. and had been
chosen for leads in two operate
productions late this spring. All
these have been cancelled.
Except for his grandparents.
members OF Hughs immediate
family are all in New York city,
among them his wife, the former
Winifred Hall of Tacoma.
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piimentary concert at Lincoln
high school auditorium Monday,
March rs, at s p. m.
Mrs. Margaret Goheen, director
# the choir, has asked Frances
Kenny, pianist, to be the instru-
mental soloist. Norman Abelson,
soprano, will add variety to the
vocal section of the program.
Lincoln a cappella choir, direct
I'D by Mrs. Goheen, also will par
hcipate. The program follows:
Now Let All the Heavens Adore
Emitte spiritum" .shuetky .Treharne
Agnus Del" ............ Kalinnikof
Tacoma Symphonic Choir
one Alone ....'''''''''' bomperg
Serenade" ............ Romb berg
Norman Abelson
Accompanied by Frank Nurding
None But the Lonely Heart ..
............ Tchaikovsky-Ireharne
,c cDGobtns up the Mountain smith
Tacoma Symphonic Choir
Accompanist, Lillian Anderson
Rhapsody" ................ Brahms
Hungarian Rhapsody No. a.. List
Piano soloist. Frances Kenney
The Day OF Judgment" Arkhangelsky
Angelic Choir" -. Asehenbrenner
Out of the Silence" ....... jenkins
Tacoma Symphonic Choir and
Lincoln A Cappella Choir.
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Chorus and Orchestra Will Lead
Music for Community Easter
vcesI and Instrumental Ensembles from College Of
Puget Sound TO Be At Knights Tempsr Service

First appearance of the Puget
Singers and the Puget Sound SYM
phony orchestra. vocal and instru-
mental ensembles from the Col
lege of Puget Sound at a public
function will be at the Knight
Templars Easter service at the
Temple theater at $50 Sunday
morning.
The two groups were organized
and are directed by two outstand-
ing music leaders-John Paul Ben
nett, director of the Conservatory
of Music, College of Puget Sound;
and Louis G. Wersen, supervisor
of music in the Tacoma public
schools and head of the public
school music section of the con-
servatory.
Early this school year Prof.
Bennett organized the Puget
Sound singers as an all-college
chorus with membership open
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Mslehoir Holds Operas
Lone Disisncs Record

With the Gloss ~ ths Metro
poll,an's Hew york season. LAmritx
Mslehoar snsrgss a. tina hardest
worker IN ths company. having
sung 10 times. Charles kaufman "
seeond among tins male singers.
vita 10 performances Giovanni
MartinsIIi .as third wsth ~. kir-
stsn FlagxsAd lad tina sopranos
with ~ appearances
On the road tour u % perform
anees. Msleholr wili sing 10 TINES
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Richard Crooks. Marian Andorson
On Next Civic Music CouYse
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
Compete Soon In
Siokowski Finals

George A. johnson. violintst Of
Tacoma. and Robert A. Miller.
ciarinetist Of Aberdeen. are the
selections 10 compete In the state
finals Of the Stokowski All Amer
lean Youth Orchestra scheduled for
Seattle later this month. II was an
nounced today by Harold S. Kern.
National Youth Administration
area supervisor.
johnson and Miller viii compete
with the States best from seven
other areas for places in the Youth
Orchestra which will tour Latin
America this summer under the
leadership of the celebrated con-
ductor.
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Milton Town Is Proud Of Choir

One Of the first developments
when a group Of Tacoma folks
moved out 10 the new to~nsits Of
Milton 30 years ago was the or
ganizatson Of . young peoples
choir In thu community church
which later was taken into the
Methodist denomination. Since then
Milton has seen many ups and
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Choral Union in
Easter Concert
John Psd Dssnsit Dirssss
Sumner Group IN Csrssts

auaaNun - The numpsr uhossf
Union. composed of the choirs ~
ths Methodist and Presbyterian
church~s. wili make IL first formal
app>apncs n shs prsspnsasioA -
,. Christopher MAFhs massss
cAnsata, "viusovy ptvins.~ ~ IN
nssho<1nnt church - To Sunday
night. Tns 20 voice chorus has
been studying sos several mouths
under I'm dlreesicn 81 John paul
Bennett. head ~ I'm Conservatory
of Muse. College ef Puget ncssnd.
Tacoma. HshsaruAis hsvs been
hsld svsry Thursday night follow.
ing Prof. Ipennstt's vetes claauRa
solclsts Sunday night viii ~
v. r. Dudley. hass Eileen Msionsy
and Elsanor Hurd. sopranos. and
willard haep<snsss. tenor. rysf.
Bennett will conduct.