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Evening star., 1948-06-11

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Evening star., 1948-06-11

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Evening star., 1948-06-11

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Evening star., 1948-05-03
5th American Music Festival
Q pened at National Gallery

quently played. The suppressed
mood Of The Lake at Evening" the
lovely impressionism of THE Vale
OF Dreams" and the more brilliant
Might Winds" are full of a poetic
essence which the composer under
stood how to use to the right de-
gree. As charming as are the Mac
Dowell popular pieces, there is a
sameness about them which Critics
avoided. The modernists, pro-
grammed last night, also could have
been more concise, their tendency
being to a lengthiness that some
times counteracts the first effects.
Yet. when placed side by side, the
greater virility of present day COM
posers and the fantasy with which
they employ their style. holds a
more arresting quality and a finer
challenge to the listener. The
dynamic performance of Mr.. Kirk
patrick laid the patterns Of this
music clearly before his public
which acclaimed him with enthu-
siaSm.
Evening star., 1948-05-03
By Alice Eversmon

The Fifth American Music Festi-
val in the National Gallery of Art
began last night with a piano re-
cital by John Kirkpatrick. Each
Sunday night in May will be devoted
to the hearing of works by Ameri-
can composers. Richard Bales. who
is responsible for having this series
every year, made a happy choice
IN Mr.. Kirkpatrick as his first artist.
There are few people who under
stand the contemporary music of
this country so thoroughly as does
Mr.. Kirkpatrick and hardly any
that can present 1t so sympathetic
Cally.
This gifted pianist probes deeply
into the content Of what he plays
and because Of his sensitive, Inusi-
cal feeling, finds there much that
would be generally overlooked. He
studies out how to make it discern
aole to the listeners. calling on every
differentiation Of shading of which
he is capable to highlight the good
points. 1t can be safely said that il
me appeal OF any composition is
slight, the reason lies in the work
itself and not in his found analysis
OF it.
Not even he, however, could en-
oellish Roy Harris Sonata" with
any beauty. Composed in 1928, its
rough and unimaginative style does
not bear up so well against the more
progressive ideas that have come
from the pens of American compos-
ers in recent years. This was clear
" shown in the Sonata" by Robert
FaImer, who was pupil of Harris,
lor It's strong pattern is devised with
boldness and originality. The three
movements are well integrated and
there is a pulsing vitality and gen.
ulneness in them which gives mo-
i've TO the composers modern
speech. 1t was given a first local
hHaring and, although needing repe-
tltion for its full grasp, registered as
work OF skill, content and individ-
uality.
The program opened with Sonata
No. 3" by Vincent Persichetti. given
liz local premiere in the Gallery in
December by Everett Stevens. The
three movements, "Declarat ation,"
Episode" and Psalms are atmos-
pheric and powerful in structure to
this end. The works of Palmer and
Persichettt were arresting for their
breadth and rich coloration which
make demands on the interpreter
from the intuitive side as well as
from the technical In both respects,
Mr.. Kirkpatrick excelled, having re-
sources OF shadings OF greater va
riety than many other pianists and
employing them with remarkable
Subtletry.
He also understands audience
psychology and gives it just so much
in modern vein, balancing 1t with
compositions Of a more familiar
idiom. He placed the three tone
pictures by Critics, The Lake at
Evening" The Vale Of Dreams"
and The Night Winds" second on
the program, finishing with a
group by MacDowell. These included
To the Sea- Song" and "Nauti-
lus" from Sea Pieces" "Of Sala-
manders," and "Of Bre'er Rabbit"
from "Fireside Tales" and Indian
1dyl" and The Joy OF Autumn"
from New England Idyls."
The Critics set are too infre-
Evening star., 1948-05-03
Educators, Civic Leaders
Urge World Government

Listing "a long series of Army
bldnders" in estimating prepared
ness needs, a dozen educators,
writers and civic leaders reported
today that the military assump-
ton Of the inevitability OF war"
blocks a constructive foreign policy.
Chancellor Robert Hutchins of
the University Of Chicago, DR..
Arthur E. Morgan, first head of the
Tennessee Valley Authority, and
Arthur Louis Bromfield were among
the signers.
They recommended "a gigantic
diplomatic and political offensive to
secure universal disarmament, estab.
Evening star., 1948-05-03

lish world government and institute
effective controls"
The report, issued through the
National Council Against Conscrip-
ton, 1913 Eighteenth street NV,
declared the present drive for
peacetime training and service would
injure the Nations freedom and
economic resources for the purpose
Of creating a show of power"
Evening star., 1948-05-03
Columbia Professor 10 Talk
On Better School Relations

Dr. Thomas Hopkins. professor OF
education at Columbia University
Teachers College, will discuss the
promotion OF better human rela-
tions in school and community at
Evening star., 1948-05-03
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Evening star., 1948-05-03

Norman J. Nelson. first assistant
superintendent Of schools. will serve
Evening star., 1948-05-03

as moderator for . general discus.
sion
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28

The Woman'a Society of Chfie.
tlan Service met az the Methodist
church on Monday afternoon
Mrs. j, M, Alexander opened the
program with prayer and the Rev
H. H. Alaworth taught The lesson
which was enjoyed by the nronp
.of ak women, Mrs, Jefuaha liens
ham dismissed the meeting with
= short prayer,
The vocational Bible aehool
will open Monday, MAY 81, ut
ESQ a, m, for the children Of
the community at the Baptist
church.
The woman's Missionary TN.
ion met Al the baptist church
Thursday Al J y, m H. l. Me-
Cieakey taught the first three
chapters OF "iIow TO Pray,
a c, Cochran IL confined TO
his bed with a serious heart at.
tack.
A sumbo dinner Monday AZ the
parsonage was enjoyed by the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
Lawn pdrty In
Homer OF liiuh
School Seniors

Az outstanding social hAlNfe
et commencement wpeh NJ tho
rAseAnNulA lilnh AehNul WA Il
lawn nArty NJ Witch Mlaaea flAlht
Avara, NNmna dean Wllphph and
hArhApA hanlwpll aNd Allhnl
haHdAhn, tfhhk hrAhph, MAde
ililllara ahufHeeN tAphANAave nhi
hunArd liN vi Wele hAstvaapa hhi
huala flldaN N 4 y m
The lawn NJ the hame IT Mb
and MlA Travis AvArA ga lAhu
street WaA the AplllnH tNf the
hAllvllN and ~ ita Install hehhtN
had heeh Addea hvdfAhneAH and
hlhNr eNlnttul llANprA Va pNhA
hihAliNh with telllAhh and VA
hlta Va nteiW ARRANGEMENT
Aeslatlnn ~ tepplvlhH Wete
the class hhaAaale, MIS- W n
1ANlNR Mlaa Marguerite hrlnna
aud A. n MueAhh Formal tllel
haeh attire WAe WNlA hN thv hltls
IN Attendance
Mrs \, u tllHalhhalhAN, nile
ipvsa at pepeMehlpa was Aaslalei
hN MpH, Frank N'MAlleN VIM
nlavNd the aeeNlAiuA aud lluhlN
fhllieh and MArlNw Millup VIVA
uAvp VAeRl selputNlhA ulhNp HahHA
aud dANeiAn alAa hlevided apAuAea
Ment
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28

callers At the homea ~ Me- and
Mia D. nunrp MI and Mrs lpo
Mobiles and Nv and Mra George
haehmAh
Mira olin puave VI hNyeu Poe
"a Visited her Mnlhph Mira nah
seymour rhursdey and Friday
" last Week
Mira n "A ApAuldinh Miss
Maude hnauldlhn and Mrs, hapa
othN ttpeWh were Walters w nj
laNt nh Friday
The neinhhNphaNd ainm was
held an rhueday ninht AZ the
Oakland WALKER hemp Aftpf a
nleAAAht hour vt aann the n,lpsla
were served e0ttpe and vookiuA
hy the heeteaa,
Mlaa Nora toekler ~ Maas
Point vlAlled Miss ueMltlhe Az
well Monday and MpNdAN
Mrs Jim Martin returned NleAt
dAy from a vlAll Ut several DAYS
with her daunhiph Mle g. h
Naauln ~ taeeanaNla,
NJ Apt REV fhllllna VI kNpHler
tleld tNnelher with hfheat Mai
leltp and charles WardpNh eht
loved 4 tiahlhn irln "a uiAVellhN
haveu on Saturday
Mira clara cieNia Waa a huai
Meas visitor IA hilaNl 0h flidAN
Mt and Mrs h 4 Furry VI
hamAeN Anrlhnp and Alvin flurs
nv Ut VahulpAVe were hNhdAN
nueAls NJ Mh and Mia. RAYMOND
MAllette and family
Mira oakland WAlker AMI Miss
Geraldine AlWeli We're VlAllnlA ih
hllasl on "Wednesday
MarlAnd MAllptte ut MiahlHalns
.pi Southern college Spent the
weekend with his pArthla, MI
and Mira ueNrnu MAilette,
The Nev G, H. uuV W Meaa
Point who has hnun hnldlnn ~
Me slady p%laAaea A Antioch
church, was \ dinner lunet aA
Mnnaav IN the heNa NJ Nv aud
MA O. n Atwell nN spent
MnndAN nlnht with Nh and Mrs,
.NhArley Whh
MA RAYMOND MAlleltN Mfs
tiintNA fAlpleN and MlHAea fhN lie
and Nenene Mallette we've ahah
pefa IN hilesi ah saturday
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28

The following were "a the jury
IN rAneanoula last week from this
community burton Roberts, Earl
Davis and a. G, Cochran
Scott Cleft and family and
daughter " Missouri visited Mi
and Mra j. NJ Alexander Oh
Sunday
Mrs liennle Walker and chill
dfen left laat week for Arkansas
where they viii remain all SLIM
meR
Mt and Mrs Wayland Allen Of
raaeaaoula spent Sunday IA the
quests OF relatives here,
Mr. and Mea J. A. Cunning
ham, Mr. and Mrs, CLYDE cuna
ninahem visited In hallmef sun
day
Friends ot Mfa Mary Rouse are
sorry that ahe II on the alex llst
Mira u. A. uamhlln spent Mon
day Ia the homie Of Mr. and Mrs
Cooper uamhlin
Mrs Roosevelt iiavena and twin
daughters visited Mfa Mary
Rouse and Miss GLADYS Rouse
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs, H. O. Casey Of
biloxi visited nh and Mrs H.
NJ Murphy Sunday
Mr. and Mira H. A. faulk visited
Ia pefklhslen Sunday afternoon,
Mrs. j. n FURRY and Mira
Dalrinple ~ Ramsay aprinnA
we're guests ot Mr. and Mrs Clyde
Cunningham and family Friday
The REV RAY Rust, pastor Of
the hantlst church, IA holding a
revival At the FaHtHlde church IN
raaeaaaula this week.
Friends regret 10 laae Mh and
Mrs iaek kasyell and family
from the community alnee they
moved 10 TEXAS Oh Monday
Mira, burton Roberta and daunh
ter vihlted IA faaeanoula Friday
nlnht and Saturday a. guests Nt
Mrs Roberta father and skaters
The i,ew Ford iiarkeh former
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
JAN asNrnNee

On eharnea NJ dlAlNfhlAa the
neave, Ahlpley nNNlA hvnlel
AT lAA kpeha avenue, was nlVi
eN \ IA aAv lAll AeAleAee hN
MaNap iehA WAtla IA MahdAN's
neaAleA NJ lAeeNpenlA helNe eNAttl
Another ealapNd WahAh ehAfned
that phe had lhpeatvAed hep with
a khitv, renlalnn " let her eAnNv
oNt If al pnlahllahmeM Nh kgehs
avenue, aAe hANia WelNAh had
reeehtly been brought hetepe the
court IA other ulAfAes, Mildled
NaAeth also eeleted wAs ehapANd
with d%letuphlAn Che neAve nM the
'aAnle attlaAvM hef NaeueA we've
dlaMlhAeda
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
News From Voncleove . =.
Church Societies Hold Meeiin 9 S;
Vacation Bible School TO Start

Rev H. n, Alaworth and family,
the Rev and Mrs Meltainey and
daughter of Ocean Springs, the
Rev, and Mira j. NJ Alexander
Mr. and Mra Burton Roberts
and daughter and MIR and Mira,
Jack Fletcher and daughter
our best wishes 40 with Mr.
and Mrs W, H. Stewart and son
who have moved 10 Louisiana
Mira Edward Robinson, Mrs
blanche Robinson and dauahteh
Misses Marjorie and Aarel Stew
art were guests sunday afternoon
Of Mrs NJ W Ramsay
Mlaa Maude apauldlnH Of Kan
aae City wan greeting old friends
here Sunday,
Kip bees and Buster Murphy
who have been Ia school at State
College are at home Tor the Huhl'
mer vacation
Friends welcome MIR and Mrs,
A, w, Scott and family who have
moved Into their new home south
Of town from Black Creek
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
nlLh AannruL

University, Mlas Az Kew
hApAA AepiN aeA W MulAhhiA
All lVl,N mtNpf mAhhHpl VI
altar tlpst hAHemAh Vt the NuW
Nefk CHANTS, II 4 fteAhmhA pitch
lnu npNanppt ~ MlsAiealpnl A
aent, mhep uhpallpe hNWevuh he
want No eliHlhle uAlil the laih
diamond campaign
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28

naatar OF the haptiet church here,
IA holding a revival Al nAlHNt
VehtW this wepk, M and Mira
W A. Aeatt aud family attended
services there sunday
Mn and MrA Raw liAVehe via,
tied IN the Nektrv eeMAuhltN ah
SUNDAY afternoon
The renular picture AhaW Al the
seheNl auditorium win he shaWh
this FfbiaN nihht tteAlnhN llertt
after n viii he shown eh saturday
Alaht
REV and Mrs RAY nusl 40.
eemnAnled about Il Young neNnle
eh a hayride SATURDAY Ainht aqiev
stanped Al Mn and Mpe, William
Meepe'a Nv AND MrA H. N, nan.
leila, MI and MpA, FtWArd
Vauahn and Mb and MlA hay
Havena where they We're served
retpeehmentA and nlayed aaMee,
"A NJ kllie, heatliee Fllia and
wtnitred tlaVem We're Ahannera
IN 0ultpept GA Monday They alec
visited IN the haMe ~ Nh and
Mrs, Vance Merits, hrmer leels
denta VI this community
Nh and Mfe w G. Graves
were IA faeeaaeulA Friday VI lAel
week.
Mfs l. n ralfley plans N take
= vacation TIN Waiting relatives
and friends IN points IN leuisli
ana, FeSas and California, RETURN
ma nv way ef the Miesiaslppi Del
IA where ehe will vish relatiVVA.
she viii return IA time N attend
summer sehaah
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28

Mr. and Mrs j. G, ilulehlna Ut
New orleAna visited Mrs Hutch,
lna' hnotheh Andrew Campbell
aud family on sunday
STANLEY Ramsey " A haa
arrived home ~ spend a lwn,
Weeka' turlounh with his pArunth,
MR and Mira, Claude Ramsey
Hubert Mallelle was a hualI
neas vialtor Ia raaeanaula On
Monday
t,eV BRYAN hraadua NJ tsear
tawpa was a recent dinner uueal
Ia the homie Of Mh and Mrs odell
uimen
Charles FULLER " ehieaua visit,
ed MR ard Mrs, n A. apauldlna
and family en Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. n W Patton, az,
|nf iialliehhura called on tpiandp
In ihia community Sunday after
noon
Annie Vivian faylah daughter
|ef Nv and Mrs v n TANlNh
spent several DAYS Ia hilaNl via
ltlna with relatives
MM George haehman Ii IN
Georgia visiting Relatives and
frlendH
Mrs Hubert Mallette and Mira,
kehle neiiAneen were ahennera
IA Mobile Oh Saturday
Mrs, leo Mobiles Waited Mira.
Fttie Alweil In hllesi en fhura.
daN
Mrs, Emmett MeAlllsler Walt,
cd relatives IN Grand Hay aver
the weekend
Mh and Mrs Vepnon Walkep
were ViaitarA IN h|attieAhufp on
TaeadaN
Nv and Mira lewis Campbell
VI Wesenn are Hnendlhn their va
cation with hls narente Mh and
Mira Andrew eamnhell
William "tlaeN hAVld and AlAs
tere, Mrs, Nettlp Carter and Miss
huhy David IT VeelrN tNrmer reas
ldehta ot Fort tiaNoN We're auhdey
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28

The AvplApp ehufeh mensnps
contributes litlIp mele Than ~
peAlA 4 week " he church.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28

Amerleane peAd male hewAnA
nels per eanl,a than thN nVehle
~ any Nlher country
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-07

Celery, which grows wild in many parts of the world, was not used for food until the 18th Century.
 Energy given off by the sun is estimated to be the equivalent of 5000, ,OO0, 100000 atomic bombs per second.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-21
Baseball League Organizes

The Western Montana baseball
league was organized last Sun
day at Kalispell. Teams compris-
ing the league are Columbia Falls
Eureka, Kalispell, Libby Roman
Somers and Whitefisn.
The season will start Nav 30
Each team will play every team
twice during the season. Seized
ule of games will be published
soon. Officers are Larry Weingart-
ner, president; Don Elder, vice
president Lee Dickey, secretary.
treasurer and F. w. Frohlicher
statistician.
The local team was organized
in April. Officers elected at that
time were Lee Dickey, business
manager, Claude Bolick, secre-
tary; and Bob Reid, temporary
team manager. Last year Column
bia Falls placed first in the North
west Montana league with 10 vic
tories and two losses.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-21
Newcomers Commemorate
Anniversary with Party

The first year anniversary of
the Newcomers club was Tuesday
Guests of the evening were the
husbands. The evening opened
with a pot luck dinner.
Throughout the evening RELAYS.
word games, drawing pictures in
the dark, and other ''ice-breaker'
games were played. Prize win
ners included Ted Brunette. Mrs.
Jack Andrew, Al Shay, Homer
Carter, Mrs. Elwyn Mateka, AMI
DR.. and Mrs. J. J. Mitschke. Mrs,
Elwyn Mateka won the door prize
drawn by Tom Lee.
Performers of the party were jim
Marantette and DR.. Mitschke
when they innocentiy volunteered
to feed each other bananas. Both
were swathed in dishtowels and
blindfolded.
Following the games dancine
was enjoyed to the music of Ray
Nelson and AL Chouinord. Circle
two steps and square dances wert
caleld by Tom Lee.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mesdames John O'Connell. LOU;
Nugent, Ernie Massman, Mike o
Conner, ]. ]. Reese, and Amy Ma
har.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-21
H. H. Guild to Meet

The ladies guild of Hungry
Horse village held their last meet
ing of season at the home of Mrs.
Chris Figenskau Thursday even
ing. Rev. Baker lee the devotion
al and introduced the guest spea-
kers, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Andrew,
Columbia Falls. They gave very
interesting demonstration on art
which is their hobby.
Others present We're Billie 10
Andrew, and Mrs. Baker, Column
bia Falls; Mesdames Figenskau,
Yadon, Bakshas, Bjornstad Dove,
Mcleod, Chatfield, Wallace, Stohl,
Mcdonald, Brown, Ritzman, and
Coulston. 1t was decided to re-
sumo their meetings with a picnic
sometime in August.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-21
Join VFW Auxiliary

Mrs. Joe Spencer and Mrs. Fred
Plane We're initiated into the VIEW
auxiliary Friday evening. Mrs. Al
Reid, Jr., president, presided
The social meeting will be May
% at the Soldiers home. Mrs.
Matte Volker and Mrs. Lola
Orie are members residing at che
home. Those attending from Co
lumbia Falls are asked to meet at
the VIEW hall before the 2 o'clock
meeting for transportation.
Following the meeting refresh
ments were enjoyed with the post.
Chairman was Mrs. Bob Edwards
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-21
Wrench Injuries Toavs

Bill Toavs was injured Satur-
day when a pipe wrench hit him
in the face. He had been working
to loosen a bit from the we'll using
a pipe wrench with weight. A
piece on the drum broke, throw
ing the wrench into MS face. Slit
ches were taken in Columbia Fails
and he went to a Whitefish hos
pital.
Tuesday Mr.. Toavs, accompan-
led by a nurse, Mrs. George Bar
wise, Wolf Point, who was visit
ing the family at the time of the
accident, went to Minneapolis. He
is now a patient at the ABBOTT hos
pital where his sister, Elsie, is
a supervisor of nurses. Another
sister teaches in Minneapolis.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-21
lor Mrs. Chuck Geer

Chuck Geer was guest Of
at a pink and blue shower
fday. Hostesses were Mrs.
Allison and Ruth Ann Greene
Dudley Greene home.
PTS present were Wilma Dan
Kate Krona, Nellie Clapper,
Mesdames Clark Hendrick-
Norman stringre11ow, Clar-
Clapper, Wayne Pollriesz,
yy Clapper, Bill Nadeau,
Anderson, Ruth Morris,
Patinod, Dudley Greene,
brown, Henry Pronovost,
wagner, Esther Jones, Ho-
McCully, c. E. Beebe, Chef
er' E. K. Beebe, J. o. Ken
James Everin, Sue Nadeau,
Connole, Howard Greene, J.
eene, Leonard Geer and Jack
ner.
una Daniels won the scram-
Sword contest.