Final Student Recital
To Be Staged Friday
Ae Music Department of Ap
pslaehian State Teachers College
will present the final Student Re
cital of the ymr on Friday ev
ening, April IT, at 8 00 o'clock,
in th? auditorium of the Pine Arts
Building. The public is invited
to attend.
Thoae performing on the re
cital are listed as follow*:
Largo, Ma N?u Tanto, Bich,
from Concerto In D ir for 2 vio
lins, Eleanor Hehnii, lit violin,
Nicholas Erneston, 2nd violin.
Miss Helms is a student of Mr.
Erneston.
Trombone, Longing for Home,
John Hartmann, Barry Ruth, stu
dent of Mrs. Dorothy Kemp.
Piano? Streets of Laredo. Roy
Harris. Gaynelle Chandler: La
Plus qne Lente, Debussy, Fran
ces Sisk, students of Mr. James
Rooker.
Feux-Fallets, Phillips. Rebecca
Moxley; Valse in E minor, Cho
pin, Naomia Smith; Adagio from
Sonata XVII, Mozart, Barry
Ruth, students of Mr. Walton
Cole.
Clarinet? Joyeuse, Carl Frank
giser, Pat Sum row, student of Mr.
William Spencer.
Saxaphone ? Fantaisie Hun
groise, A. Belov, Frieda Jolly
Hoover, student of Mr. Spencer.
Voice ? Kashmiri Song, Till I
Wake (The Garden of Kama),
Amy Woodforde-Fender, Mary
Alva White: The Erl King, Schu- I
bert, Gene Wilson: Love Is Where ;
You Find It, Brown, Alene |
Queen, students of Mrs. Virginia
Linney.
Voice ? My Laddie. W. A. Thay
er, Velvet Shoes, Thompson, Re
becca Austin: O Iris and Osiris,
Mozart from "The Magic Flute,"
Mozart. Bob Gilley; Voi Chi Sa
pete, Mozart from "Nozze Di Fig
aro," Mildred Simpson; Bitter
Edgar L. Watson
Dies At Oteen
Edgar L. Watson, 63, resident
of the Laxon neighborhood, died
in the Veterans hospital at Oteen >
last Wednesday. He had been a i
patient there for two months.
Funeral services were con
ducted at the laurel Springs
Baptist Church Saturday at 111
o'clock. Rev. Clayton Brown, '
Rev. Victor Trivette and Rev.
Raymond Hendrix took part in
the rites and burial was in the
Watson cemetery.
Mr. Watson was a son of the
late T. S. and Mrs. Watson, and
was a veteran of the first world
war. Due to disabilities received
in the conflict he had been re
tired since then.
He is survived by his widow
and two children, Mrs. Mae
Lackey and Ross Watson. There
is one brother, Otis Watson, and
five sisters: Mrs. Willie Greene,
Mrs. Joe L. Coffey, Laxon; Mrs.
E. A. Watson, Wytheville; Mrs.
Mamie McQuery, ? Lenoir; Mrs.
George Greer, North Wilkesboro.
METHODIST
M|SS|ON
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The Western No#lh Carolina
Conference of the Methodist
Church will conduct a concerted
revival May 3-8. Home visitation
and preaching evangelism will be
held in each participating charge.
Pastors from the Virginia Con
ference will lead the preaching!
in each charge.
dm* of Love. Dunn, Clifton Boyd,
student* of Mr. Hoyt Safrit'
Mim Simpson and Boyd
are enrolled in Uw graduate
school ar.d wul receive their M.
A. degree In music In August.
Miia Simpaon ia teacher of pub
lic school music in the demon
stration sehol here and teaches
music appreciation in the college
Mr. Boyd is an assistant and
repair man for the band.
WSCS Conference
Here Saturday
Approximately 150 members of
the Woman's Society of Christian
Service, Marion District, are ex
pected to attend the annual dis
trict confrrenre at Boone Metho
dist Church Saturday, according
to an annoflncement by officials
of the local society, who are hosts
for the conference.
Mrs. J W. Harbison, of Shelby,
Conference Presid??nt of the
WSCS, will be the speaker at the
luncheon, to be served in Fellow
ship Hall.
Valle Cruris PTA
Holds Meeting
The Valle Cructi P. T. A. met
Monday night April 6 in the
school auditorium. The president,
Mrs. Blanche Young presided.
Eighth grade girls were in charge
of the devotional. A preview of
the operetta was given. A musi
cal program was given by stud
ents from the seventh and eighth
grades.
The speaker for the evening
was Mr. Richard Chase, collector
of folk songs and stories, includ
ing the well known Grandfather
Tales and Jack Tales. He enter
tained the audience by telling
one of the Jack Tales. He also
introduced a few mountain bal
lads.
The following slate of officers
were elected by the nominating
committee for the coming year:
President, R. A. Farthing; vice
president, Mrs. Carrie Baird;
secretary, Mrs. Bill Bingham:
treasurer, Henry Taylor.
Mrs. Maxie Edmisten's first
grade had the most parents pre
sent.
The meeting adjourned to meet
in May when the officers will be
installed.
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