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The New Hanover Junior High
Band, under the direction of Rich
ard Dobson will appear In, Concert
here March 22. ' ;tvvsi.V' ;
This concert will offer the com
munity the opportunity of hearing
a most outstanding band. From , a
humble beginning a lew . year ago.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
The undersigned having qualified
as administrator of the estate of E.
W. Murray, deceased, late of Du
plin County, this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
estate to present them to the under
signed on or before the 9th day of
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All persons indebted to said es
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This the 9th day of March, 1954.
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jic Festival Contest held ,each
ring In Greensboro, N, C, v
They appear tor all concerts and
.rades proudly dressed in hand
some red and white uniforms, and
dsing fine new taatrumenta. They
have been called on of the best
dressed bands in the Stat. . -. ;
Last Fall they made ' trip to
play at the halfttm of the Carolina
Maryland football game at Chapel
HilL There they played before 35,
000 people, with the University of
North Carolina Band, .the Mary
land Band, and 27 high school bands.
This was the only ' Junior High
Band participating in the event The
band is growing each year and now
consists of 70 boys and girls. .
Tfae band is acclaimed by crowds
whenever ; it appears; Last Spring
they were invited to play tor the
second consecutive year for the
State Tederation of Music Clubs at
their Annual Meeting in Charlotte.
At that meeting Mrs. Ada Holding
Miller of Providence, R. L and pres
ident of the National Federation of
Music Clubs, characterized the band
as being, The best High band that
he lad heard -anywhere in the
United States." 1
The 3J. C' State Tederation pres
ident Mrs. Laura Howell Norden,
in an article on the band, said,
"The performance of the band was
mjii'Vpd by a fine musicianship and
showed remarkable maturity. The
performance was amething to re
member and dream on. The per
formance throughout was smooth
and flexible and showed considera
ble technical kiH. Mr. Dobson is
an exacting conductor and his mu
sicians are weQ trained to follow
whatever effect he Indicates."
In another article written by Mrs.
Norden following the Band's fine
Christmas Concert last December,
she said, The Junior High Band is
a full symphonic organization and
is far-cry from the small groups
of enthusiastic too tern trained by
Mr. Dobson a tew years ago. This
band has complete sections of wood
wind, reeds, and brasses. It plays
with a smooth tone, la decisive at
tack and good phrasing.
Mr. Dobson has won for himself
the name of a great Junior High
School conductor with his years of
untiring work with this group. He
is proud of his Band, and the peo
ple of the Wilmington area are
proud to send them out in the State
for others to enjoy. Mr. Dobson
is a native of Duplin County.
Each year they march and play
in Wilmington's Christmas and Az
alea Parades. Last Spring they play
ed for the N.C. State P.TA. Con
vention in Wilmington before the
entire assemblage in Thalian Hall,
the State Lion 's Convention at
Wrightsville Beach, and the Shrin
er's Convention. They average
twenty five appearances a year in
cluding an annual Christmas and
Spring Concert in Wilmington, the
Easter Sunrise Service at Green
field Lake, and a night concert at
the World's Largest Living Christ
mas Tree in Wilmington. This pop
ular Band is in great demand for
many types of appearances. Last
Summer five of its members were
awarded scholarships to attend the
Transylvania Music Camp at Brev
ard, N. C, by various music and
civic groups.
Dennis Ramsey, owner of the Rose
Hill Theater is co-operating with
the Rose Hill Music Club in making
it possible to present the band in
Rose Hill. It will appear at the
theater in an evening performance.
Tickets will be offered for sale next
week.
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Basketball Game
The top basket ball games of the
season will be played in the Mag
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night March 12.
The Magnolia Womans' Civic Club
will play the Home Demonstration
Club.
Boys game: The Magnolia Fire
Department -vs-. The Lions Club.
These two games will be com
plete with cheer leaders, score
keepers and coaches and nurses.' '
Admision; Adults 50; children 10c
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