Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1956-11-09
Youth Concert News


Mrs. E. Stanton Adkins has been
appointed chairman Of the Youth
Concert of the Eastern Shore Sym
phony Society, E. Dale Adkins,
president of the society, announced
today
The Youth Concert, especially
designed for the age group OF 10
to Is. will be given By the Balti-
more Symphony Orchestra at
pm. on Thursday, November 20,
in the Salisbury State Teachers
College auditorium That evening
the concert for adults will be pre-
sented in the same auditorium. The
afternoon program is not included
in the adult season ticket.
Tie children's concert with
single admission at so cents is
being sponsored by the Eastern
Shore Symphony Society to give
young people in this and neighbour
ing communities an opportunity to
hear famous orchestra play good
music for their special enjoyment,
Mrs. Adkins said.
The following committee is as
sisting Mrs. Adkins in arranging
for the concert: Mrs. Edward v.
Evans, Jr., Mrs. Charles Potts,
Mrs. Maurice Fleming, Mrs. Thos.
George, Jr., Mrs. Albert w. Nor
ris, Miss Anne Matthews, Mrs. Il.
Dale Adkins, Jr., Mrs. Orland Woot-
ten, Mrs. Frederick G. Thomas,
Miss Audrey Stewart, Miss Marga-
ret Adds and Mrs. Freedom H.
Ainsworth.
Student representatives in Sal
isbury Senior and Junior High
Schools selected to help publicize
the concert are: Senior High, Bar
bara and Eleanor Thomas, Patri-
cia Fisher, Susan Williams, Brady
Roberts, Larry Thomas and Junior
High, Susan Briele, Mac McClel-
land, Mary Hartman, Greg LeBel,
Margaret Roe and Maureen Mel
bourne.
These students in addition to
helping with ticket sales will aid
in the preparation of radio and TV
programs and special musicales for
parent-teacher meetings. Dates
for these programs will be an
nounced at later time, Mrs. Adj
kins said.
A group of adults helping with
Youth Concert ticket sales in the
Salisbury schools is composed of:
Pinehurst, Mrs. Albert w. Morris,
Mrs. Wallace Messick; Prince St,
Mrs. Thomas Hughes, Mrs. II. Full
ton Brewington; Pemberton, Mrs.
James G. Field, Mrs. William Oak
ley; Wicomico Senior High School,
Junior High School, Richard Coo
per. Other workers in the re-
mainder of Wicomico County are
being appointed by the PTA pres
idents. superintendent and prin-
cipals in the schools were contact
ed in advance of arrangements be-
ing made for publicizing the Youth
Concert.
In addition to Salisbury, Youth
Concert representatives have been
selected from among music leaders
in other sections of the Delmarva
Peninsula. Among those who have
accepted this honor are: Mrs. Geo.
Nelson, Delmar; Mrs. Miriam L.
Dukes, Selbyville; Mrs. William
Hopkins, Laurel; Mrs. Carlton Po
we'll, Berlin, Md; Mrs. Aubrey
Thompson. Cambridge, Md; Mrs.
William A. Percy, Vienna, Md;
Mrs. John Tawes. Crisfeld, Md,
and Mrs. Arthur W. Todd, Marion
Station, Md; Mrs. Edwin Unger,
fredericksburg. Md; Mrs. Roland
Windsor and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Sadeff, Hurlock and East New Mar
ket, Nd; Mrs. B. Fl. Ollendike, Po-
comoke City, Md. Mrs. William
Grover, Princess Anne, Md, and
Russell Bozman, Deal Island, Md;
Mrs. Harris S. Cordrey, Snow Hill,
Md; Mrs. Donald Hull, Seaford:
Mrs. Ruth Koenig, Georgetown;
Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett, Milford;
Mrs. w. Blaine Adkins, Millsboro;
Mrs. Elizabeth Tiighman, Chinco-
league, Va; Herbert Parraddey,
New Church, Va; Mrs. w. F. Nc
Caleb, Jr., Charlottesville, Va; Mrs.
Karl Kappes, Onancock, Va; Mrs.
Lester Parks and Mrs. Sydney Re-
veil, Exmore, Va; Mrs. L. w.
James, Franktown, Va; Mrs. T.
M. Tankard, Jr., and Mrs. Francis
w. Rolley. Cape Charles, Va.