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Evening star., 1949-11-20
Mormon Centennial
Chorus Based Here

The Utah Centennial Chorus.
Chester w. Hill, director, has
established its headquarters in
Washington and will give regular
Saturday night concerts in the
Washington Chapel of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day
Saints, Sixteenth and Columbia
road. It has fulfilled more than
70 engagements for schools,
churches and others during its
recent six weeks tour of the East
tern States.
The chorus consists Of young
missionaries of the church. known
as the Mormon Church. Each Of
the II youths pays his own ex-
penses and works in the church
missionary system without salary
from two to three years. Mr.. Hill.
who is also director Of music at
the Washington Latter-Day
Saints Chapel, completed a full
time mission himself and studied
at the University Of Utah. the
Columbia University and the
Juilliard School of Music in New
York. .s
Evening star., 1949-11-20
TOmasOw to Play
Bach and ChaussOn
With Symphony

Jan Tomasow, concertmaster OF
the National Symphony, will be
the soloist with the, orchestra
Wednesday, in Constitution Hall,
at $3.50 pm. He will play two
numbers under the direction Of
Horward Mitchell. Bach's Con
certo in A Minor" and Chaus-
sons "Poeme."
Last summer the artist filled
concert engagement in South
America and spent six weeks rest
ing in his native Argentina. He
played with the Bogota Sym
phony at the Festival Of the
Indies In Cartagena, Colombia,
with orchestras in Chile and Peru
where he opened the concert
season.
The few remaining seats for
Margaret Truman's appearance
with the Symphony Sunday, No.
vember 81, will 60 on sale tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock at the
National Symphony Box Office.
Seats are also on sale for the
children's ballet, "Hansel and
Gretel," to be presented by the
Washington School of the Ballet
with the orchestra during the
coming holiday season, Monday,
January 2. at 3 pm. in Consti-
tuition Hall.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Jarnboree to Offer
Male Song Groups

A joint singing jamboree will
be sponsored by the National
Press Club on Thursday, December
/, in Constitution Hall at $3.50
pm. The following clubs and
their directors will participate:
Catholic University, Rev. Russell
Woollen; George Washington
University, DR.. Robert Howe Har-
mon; University of Maryland,
DR.. Harlan Randall; Chevy Chase
Chanters, j. Horace Smithey;
Telephone Glee Club, Robert n.
Davidson: National Press Club
Chorus, DR.. Reinald Werrenrath,
This jamboree brings together
the largest number of male sing
ers ever assembled for a concert
locally. Each club will sing num-
bers under its own director. DR..
Randall and DR.. Werrenrath will
direct the massed clubs in groups
Of songs. Nearly 1000 seats have
been set aside for students at a
reduced price. available through
glee club members and school and
college agencies. Tickets are on
sale at the Snow Concert Bureau.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
TO-DAY.

ANGELO EAGON, pianist; WEN.
CHARLEs PETERSON; eIsrinetist;
Ahssca A.ehs sonass Asaas4Y ane1 Il es for piano
jor'' Tor two pianos; Brahms so.
nata 3 Flat Major" for piano and
EsnEn sonslato: William sss'' g. ruiss oT
ganist; Carolyn Hutton Griest. Irene
sshvsltssr. ,,Ii ylolpisss; s.;.rn Gasslne .s.h9s
Risauaen sslsa ensifs; sseh.s plssaas, Fssss.
sonata for strings and organ;
aa1sa ssahs sheep ee Ss5sss Mas sas sas
iord.' i5adis' MIS- Ms Basssne; sadss1s' so%erbss a"
Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart" organ.
LEWIS ATWATER. organ recital:
EVELYN sa. iEAE s1p1sSn9 cSsics s'Iistna %
20 Gott, du Frommer dott," Mr..
ksgsssE kkssgsp.xi, Sga EoS rs.ne E We," NJ.
KAY RICKERT, .yiolinist; HELEN Me
GRAW. pianist, Sonata recital;
Phillips Gallery. 5 Pm: Dohnanyt:
g cssassis.; ss.. fiosodsr'' Sonata
% CHURCH cANTATA CHOIR, Charles
Dana pea;chlsr. dlreeA.orii Asri. HsrsTan ptmsn
son; nm naF'sGne: nsshs s0'Oass csntata @ No. ss.
Jesus, Thou NY Wearied Spirit"
ISABELLE SAINT AMBRoGIo, piano
5 'an p.ma sosrlstt.'s "capTicsss:
se. ss.'hSy'nsh sS; chopins sonass ssaa.. op Z: &
IS. Is. No. I$ and No. 1e,ss .ssilade.
r Minor; Brahms "capriccios.
Reseshnsn,ns! e. as Nj g essluds eR 49, All H5.ais
Navarro"
JOSEPH DRUIAN. cellist; YyoNNE
sW1Y, violinist. Rational Gallery Of
4rs 4Is g gcns.. g 7S'.a ssr sso eas snd piano.
::Sspsa,||sd' "a :.,|s. q p 8; quo Tor violin
SENIOR RECITAL. PRoGRAM, WASH
ington Musical Institute, $3.50 Pm.
TOMORROW.
JUnLYAKD STRING QUARTET, How
ard Uniyersity, $3.50 pm; Hsya1ns
Ssft'sas 1:as sau.ssss. ssTis'M Minor. hs d. ss
JOAN BRAINKRD, soprano. song ~
cital. Phillips Gallery, $3.50 Pm.
ssni DssHH:,vsn Hs nn,is em.nss .Yncsssrdr.fn's 81
scarnsyar; Heads "A Piper; Bar,
ber'a 'Daisies"; watts 'etresa,"
NATIONAL sxsnaoNY oRcHEsTnA
nsssaue.ss senss1s aoHi. Hss
School, Q pm. .'oyerture 70 Web
or. Eulyanths" Nosarts Hsn-
bles ct Sentimeutales; TschAikow-
sky's Romeo and Juliet"
TUESDAY.
SOLDIERS NOME sYAGPHONETTK.
Franklin B. Charles. conductor.
Stanley Hall. $50 pm.
PHILADELPHIA oRCHEsTRA. Eussns
OTmAndy. conductor, Robert Casa
dssus, pianist sololgt. ConstitQtton
HALL $3.50 pm. Ao4art's Sym-
phcnv No. 41,: Cassdesus' Com
certo, = Ma3or." Mr.. Casadesus;
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Middle Ages Music
In Friday Concert

The Gertrude Clarke Whittall
Foundation In the Library of Con-
gress is sponsoring the Pro Musica
Antigua group Of singers and In
strumentalists in . concert Fri
day night at $50 o'clock.
The program will consist Of
numbers Of the Middle Ages and
the Renaissance.
The organization consists Of
Renee Defraiteur, soprano. Jeanne
Deroubaix, contralto, Rene Le-
troye and Franz Mertens, tenors;
Albert Van Ackere, baritone; Su-
zanne Bouquette. ministreps harp:
Rachel Van Hecke, treble viol;
JEAN -Christophe Van Hecke and
Alphonse Bauwens. tenor viols;
Michel Podolski, lutte, and Henri
Koening, recorders.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
.Casadesus to PLAY
Own Work With
Philadelphians

Robert Casadesus. famous
French pianist, will be the soloist
at the second regular subscription
concert given by the Philadelphia
Orchestra Tuesday night in Con-
stitution Hall at $3.50 o'clock.
Eugene Ormandy will conduct.
The artist will play his own
concerto in the first part of the
program. This work, written
during 1914 and 1945, was given
its world premiere by the Min
neapolis Symphony three years
ago. Classical in design, the con-
certo has modern dissonanceS, but
at the same time it is melodious
and well adapted for the instru-
ments OF the orchestra as well as
for the piano.
Evening star., 1949-11-20

George Walker, a young Negro
pianist Of Washington, heard here
in the Phillips Gallery and In the
National Gallery Of Art, has be-
come affiliated with the National
Concert Artist Corp. Of New York
City. '-.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
To Play in CAPITAL

The Hayes Concert Bureau has
recently completed arrangements
for bringing to Washington the
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of
Great Britain under the direction
of Sir Thomas Beecham in Oc-
tober next year.
That concert will open the
Hayes 1950-51 concert season.
Evening star., 1949-11-20

Joan Brainerd, soprano. will
give song recital tomorrow night
In the Phillips Gallery at $50
O'Clock. She won the national
finals Of the National Federation
LOT Music Clubs in 1947 and was
winner also in the 1945 New York
Madrigal Society contest.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Programs of the Week
Ravels "Rhapsodie Espagnole';
Liszt's Concerto, A Major" MI.

Ravefs "Rhapsod1e Espagnole;
Liszt's Concerto, A Major" Mr..
GRACE NEIL, contralto. song recital.
Edward Schick, pianist, assisting,
Arts Club, $50 pm: Haydn's "Das
ten nom meiner an iocten.. tTief Ell i'm S. Her.
and Leidenschaft, Miss Mehl; pe-
ssIsss SeTT.s. be bss fasIts as' .u e.
sShisk: sSns afIsss dsnsFal En leSlns svane H1i
BsOmv Kngsfsns ssss gss Fra RnsoI xsIden
s;ebsrs7s sa rsSs :fanerns"; sis CRIES Aui
liegt auf den fremden wesen"':
rsia Isfa'ikoEsbis EssSis La LoKsns mas eone EssRi
Away, Death: Eoy's This Little
WSlfs Mishi 81 DTsams e.. EPds5fi N:si
Tscherepnine's ''Bagatelles, op. g."
Mr.. Schick.
AIR FORCE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
1t. Col. George s. Howard, con-
sSsts1 SSs4fnri Lspsr e AssIseFium Agss sso R.1:
Rsnss: Vocal Selections s By h NJ M/serst.
Molly Molly On re shoEeI: Lesgssi's -.:s Fl
q Joshua s11i 81 ths Battle 3. :. !eSieho;a @
berts Ave Maria" Singing Ser
ossnssii os. soioi.t. & Isers'. ivan oenueh'' ten
f son. Mi eisrinssis.s sEtr ZEE cHEkR4. haApIa u
olist, Institute Of Contemporary
Ass'n. AEs; $40 sve.',n,. pm L.ssqs, o,,r Three
onsn': Three canons from scheidts
Bach's The Art Of Fugue"; Clay
Gns Tor IN ao Gs1on ciarinsts Hasns
Canon; K. T. Z. Bach's Duo for
cl.rinets"; Mosart's Three Can
WEDNESDAY.
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Howard Mitchell, conductor, Jan
ton Han, $50 pm. Besthovsn:s
eslse Mnor oseaiari nv Tonssox nssss 6en 6elo
Ensle'; chausson,s Poems." Nj.
R:y.s Rafss Second s0rssE Suite. LARSss Bseh
MS and chioe."
THURSDAY.
UTAH CENTENNIAL CHORUS. Chester
Ss.,a Y ai .olr director. Soyd 4 Hs,nssn
Alan D. Cook. cornetist, assisting,
Ne Mountains. shout Tor joy:
hymn q &c R.puSlis. nl as'es; sir. Sassle wale
Msn.; iSs sliss The Mosquito sga, 1saass? sonss:
KountI "song Of the Sleigh"
FRIDAY.
FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUE,
Clio Spsrling, pianist, Evelyn Lear,
soprano, Barker Hall, YWCA, II 80
a.m. Schumann,s Carnival. op.
Mrs. Sperling; echumann's
lfauenliebe und Lehen, - Miss Lear.
PRO MUsICA ANTIGUA, Stafford Cape,
director. Library Of Congress, $3.50
Pm.
SATURDAY.
soLDIKRs' HOME sYMrHONErTE,
Franklin 3. Charles, conductor,
STANLEY Hall. $50 pm.
UTAH CENTENNIAL CHORUS, -chestsr
W. Hill. director. Alton Marietta,
soloi.t, Lp4 Chspel 7;S0 Pm.
ter's ssIhe CTeation";; /; Secular Choral
Numbers
Evening star., 1949-11-20

G. Orville Trondson will pre-
sent Grace Mehl, contralto, in a
song recital Tuesday night in the
Arts Club at $3.50 o'clock. She
will be assisted by Edward Schick,
pianist, who will be heard in sev-
eral solos.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
. Change for Joan
By the Assoeiot.d Press
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Joan Crawford says her new
role in Warner Bros "The Victim
is a nice switch. .....
Usually wait on tables in my
pictures" she explained. This
time I sell cigars"
Joan was waitress in "Flam-
lingo Road" and Mildred Pierce. y
She's a cigar-store girl in "The
Victim" but only brief1y-before
she makes the mink -and-emerald
circuit.
Evening star., 1949-11-20

st. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran
Church in Silver Spring, Md, will
present Isabelle SAINT Ambrogio in
a piano recital, the first event Of
its series of concerts, tonight at 8
o'clock.
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-09
WESSON
Dollie L0gins

Mr., and Mrs. Benjamin Cobbs
and daughter Jenny Fay, were the
guests of Mrs, Gladys Cobbs on
Thanksgiving Miss Savannah
Mae Williams Of FL Dorado, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs Natha
Lee Stephen over the weekend.
Mrs Hassie Anderson, Mrs. Natha
Lee Stephen and daughters, Pas.
sey 10, Florence and Janice
Marie. Mrs. d. J. Loggins, Miss
Savannah Williams and L, w. Log
gins attended the singing pro-
gram at Forest Grove last week.
While there they visited Mrs. A.
d. George and daughter Ruth l..
Funeral services for Wyrting
Wilkins were held at Beulah Grove
last week with Rev. Edmon Free
dom officiating Mr.. and Mrs.
Jenny johnson and Henry Howard
from Hittig were in the city last
week Mrs. Fannie M. Farris and
daughter, Margie, were the guests
of Mrs. Dollie Loggins over the
weekend Mrs Geneva Boone
visited in Junction City last week.
Mrs. L. B. jenkins, V. l.. Davis,
and Ellis wilkins, Jr., We're in
Smackover recently.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-09

last week Mrs Allene Sanders of
Disco visited her sister, Mrs, Sarah
Ford recently Mrs, Ford is ill.,.
G. c, Govan is on the sick list.
II, ID e. met Monday at the home
at Mrs Re22a Williams. Miss Vel
ma Gender, county agent, discuss
the theme for November, Family
Life and Child Developing Miss
Gender gave demonstration on
bais tape to be made at home at
low cost. The County council
met Saturday morning at Devalls
Bluff and held election. Mrs. Ora
Jones, president; Ella M. Brown,
vice president, Mrs. Bailey, secre-
tary; Mrs. Evie Holloway, treas
urer; Mrs. Curry, chaplain; Mrs.
Minnie William, program chairman
,Ruthy Mae Koonce has gone to
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-09
WILMOT
Maple Parker


Lucious Harris and Ebert Bur-
nell went to Roston last week to
visit friends $50. Mrs. Edna Fergson
of MeNeal is visiting her neiee,
Mrs Pinkie Harmon of AshdoWn..
Miss Mary L. Walls made a bust
ness trip TO Texarkana last week
49,. Miss Louise Newton was mar
ried 10 Roy Halman last week.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs William Newton ....... Miss
Alvern Porter attended the funeral
of Prof Taylor recently GOSSIP
Here | am again with news a.
round LRCT school. AshdoWn
Clowns played their first game
last week with Lockburg -. BRH
said that DID is her dream and
NIP said CT is her heart, and
GSJ her belonging. But doesn't
worry about GIN. Rim is singing
come back baby. Wonder why all
the girls seem to be falling for
FMH and GU? Can you tell me
why CM and CHI and PAA have
been very busy for the last week
or so? EFF knows. know Rim
will be great when IVES comes
home and SINS will too. OH is
still in love with MLH. JPN and
Raymond j are on good terms now
- must go / will see you next
week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-09

Chicago to visit her sisterr.,Pvt.
Van West Wright is home visiting
his grandparents, Mr., and Mrs.
Thomas Johnson. He plans to visit
in Denver. Clyde Stribling re-
turned to Sulphur Springs, Texas
to get his routine check up at the
hospital. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-09

Ia are visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. Beulah j. Harrison
A, G, Williams son of Fad Will
liams was accidently injured with
an ak recently. Miss Mary j,
Harrison of Forrest City spent
week in the city visiting her sis
ter and other friends. Miss Marie
Matlock, Miss Doris Matoek and
little Juanita all of Fordyce spent
few days with their grandmother
ano father, Mr.. and Mrs, u. A.
Harrison Raymond Harrison spent
Sunday with his grandparents .....,
Miss Eltezer Lock visited III the
country with her sister. Mrs. Ned
die Thrower. Willie J. Williams
was in Fordyce on business last
week. Well there are about 20
more days before Christmas, Are
you looking for Santa Clause,
Miss Carter. David Lee Neal is
the captain of the boys basketball
team. Look out Fordyce and NAL
vern, you better spot your goals.
Sparkman have a good basket
ball team this year .Theodare
Thrower and Franklin D. Harri-
son went hunting last week and
caught nothing but cold air.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-09
Z. G. Cutter
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Z e. Cutter
Jack barton has been called to
n. Richland. Washington to help
complete an atomic plant being
built by J. A. Jones construction
co. Mr. barton is one of the fin
's,lcrs for the company Mr.. OAR
MS wife. Annie, and his young
Al Charles, will accompany him
10 Washington......FOR RENT-Pri-
~ats room near bus line. Man pre-
feefed. Phone 3-5653 Mrs. Ike
Clark of 800 Grove was guest at
. banquet given at First Baptist
church - The X. Of p. Lodge met
Inst week. Plans were completed
for the feast night. December 20.
when ali members are asked to
bring q lunch. All members are
asked TO be present. o. T. Legrand.
Cc.C. Brown, KRIS. Lloyd Blu
ford Of Chicago, Mrs. Mary Rainy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Bluford and
Jimmie L. Foster were the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Clark
recently. Miss Flonell Calvin be-
came the bride of Woodrow Lover
son recently. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. r Brooks. .Emmit
Brady Is on the sick WANT
ED: Two honest boys to sell the
STATE PRESS. Rev. I. S. Frisco
Of Hitting was in FL Dorado last
week on business Rev. E. C..
Cutter has a large print bible that
he viii sell for $3.25 pulls postage.
The bible is to be sold by January
Rev. Z. c. Cutter was in juno
sion city at Rev. J. McCay's church
gently Gossip: I wonder what
appened to the lovely romance
of Rosie Robinson and Hosey JAWS.
hear she Is cutting out with a
Rock Island cat and he is cult
ting out with a crossett chick .........
Mr.. and Mrs Bob Fleming arrived
here from Milwaukee to visit rel
atives and friends
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field Tyler one son, Earl Smith
of Renton, Washington; two daugh-
tiers, Delsie Mae and Katherine
Smith OF TeXarkana; three bro
theirs, Charles Newborn, John vii.
liam Boyee Of Arkadelphla. Ben
son funeral home is in charge of
arrangements Mr., and Mrs. IT.
tus Dickinson and George were
Thanksgiving guests Of their mo-
Their, Mrs. Elsie Gloster, of East
Marylin Becky" Stringer of Ark
Thompson were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Gloster over the holidays.
5.yMargie Lue Cummins of Shorter
College spent the holidays with
her parents in East Malvern.
Marylin Becky Stringer og Ark
ansas Baptist College spent
Thanksgiving at home with par
ents Roscoe Anderson of West
Memphis called his mother, Mrs.
G. M. Maxwell, to wish her a hap
Ply Thanksgiving The Willing
Workers club of New Hope Baptist
church met at the home of Mrs. v.
l.. Moore with Mrs. Ollie Ruth
johnson and Mrs. Christine Palm
more as hostesses. Miss Anna l..
Murdoch was guest. The First
Baptist church of Rockport cele-
brated the first anniversary of
their pastor, Rev. M. S. Riley last
week.. The Deaconess board of
New Hope had a program Friday
night. Rev. c. II. Nalon was spon-
orThe MHS Leopards are sche-
duled to play Wynne gridders for
the BIB crown this weekend. The
classic, 1t seems, will be in Pine
Bluff.
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AUGUSTA
G. w. Layne

u. w. Laync
Mrs. Plummer Ewell and Mrs.
Annie Sewer are making rapid
improvements. Mrs. Ida M. Black
attended the conference last week
and reported that the conference
was largely attended. Rev. S. L.
Easley is the new pastor for Jack
son ChapelMrs. Dora Robinson
was called to st Louis to the bed
side of her daughter. Helen ..... The
Stanley party met at the residence
of Mrs. c. Goats. The hostess serv-
ed a delicious repast...F. Bennett
and Mrs. Leila Lasker were auitely
married at the home of the groom
Rev. Hinton officiated. II. A.
Smith and Mrs. Caldwell carried
the FILA girls and boys TO Little
Rock last week TO attend a meet
ing Mrs. Jessie Trice and daugh-
ter have returned home ..... The
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CARD OF THANKS

wish to thank the many friends
both white and colored, Of our
community, clubs, churches and
citizenry of our state and esl-
where for the many deeds of kind
ness shown us during the many
years of illness of mother Mary
Hall. Until her death the flowers,
food, money, cards and words Of
comfort were deeply appreciated.
God bless each and everyone Of
you. Mrs. Exile B. Anderson
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WARREN

Seattle Matron Visits State-Mrs.
Elizabeth Johnson Carpenter of
Seattle, returned to her home last
week after spending several days
with her sister, Mrs. Inez Sawyer
here, and her parents in Hamburg
She also visited relatives in Little
Rock and Hot Springs. Mrs. Car
penter, who is former student
of Shorter College. now holds a
position at King County hospital
in Seattle.