The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 08, 1951, Image 10
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, February 8, 1951
Miss Morris To Speak
Here February 13 To
Classroom Teachers
Miss Mary Virginia Morris of Los
Angeles, president of DEA’s depart-
mrnt of classroom teachers will visit
this state in February to make a se-
ih - of talks and to consult with edu
cation leaders in the state. I
Miss Morris will talk at six dis-
t- t meetings held under the aus
pices of the SCEA department of
cUssroom teachers but open to all
.■pe^ons interested in education.
Miss Morris will speak in the Clin-
COCOANUT PIES
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ton high school auditorium on Tues
day afterndbn, February 13. at 4 p.m.
All who are interested are cordially
invited to hear the distinguished edu
cator.
Miss Morris received Her bache
lor’s degree from the University of
California at Los Angeles and did
graduate work there at the Univer
sity of Southern California. She is
an elementary teacher in the Solo
Street School, Los Angeles.
As a teacher, as a devoted and
untiring professional leader, and as
a worker of widely recognized mer
it upth lage and influential lay
groups. Miss Morris, through years of
splendid service locally, in her style,
and nationally, has gained the res
pect of administrators and thp public
while retaining^tfre^uhlversal confi
dence of he^ classroom teacher col
leagues.
Miss Morris brings to the...-De
partment a wealth of experience in
professional organization activities.
She is a past president of the Los
CREDIT For
FARMERS!
The Clinton Production Credit Association is now
ready to accept applications for loans from all worthy far
mers for any and all farming expense, or for the purchase
of cattle, equipment, etc.
Make your applications now, get the money when and
as you need it and pay interest only for the time you use
the money.
HOME OFFICE—CLINTON, S. C.—Rex Lanford.
Secretary-Treasurer.
NEWBERRY OFFICE—Caldwell St.. R. C. Hunter,
Representative.
LAURENS OFFICE—Court House, Lucile Metts,
Representative.
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Also: Comedy—,
CHINA TOWN CHUMP’
and
COLOR CARTOON
Monday-Tuesday, February 12-13
See those wonderful GI Guys
sweep a Passage through Naai
held Europe.
Wednesday, February 14
FIREBALL
With Mickey Rooney and Pat O’Brien
MOV®!
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Angeles Elementary Teachers club
and erf the Southern Section, Califor
nia Department of Classroom teach
ers. She has also served as vice-
president of the California Teachers
association and as a member of the
board of directors. She is a charter
member of Delta Kappa Gamma and
served as the first president of Chi
Chapter. She has been both presi
dent and vice-president of the Los
Angeles District, California Federa
tion of Business and Professional
Women’s clubs and chairman of the
Education Committee of the same
group.
For two years Miss Morris was
Public Affairs and War Bond chair
man for the California BPW direct
ing the sale of more than $20,000,000
of War Bonds: Bhe is past chairman
of the education committee, Los
Angeles district, California Federa
tion of Women’s clubs, and Past
Matron, Order of the Eastern Star.
During the year 1943-44, Miss
Morris was chairman of the Pro
fessional Relations Committee of the
N E A Department of Classroom
Teachers. She served as vice-presi
dent of the Department from 1944
until 1947. She was elected South
western Regional Director in 1947
and served the department in this
capacity for the full term of three
years before being elected president.
Greenville Symphony
Orchestra To Present
Laurens Concert Feb. 12
The Greenville Symphony orches
tra of 40 pieces, under the direction
of Robert Cantrick, is to present a
concert Monday evening, Fbb. 12, in
the Laurens high school auditorium,
under the sponsorship of the Lau
rens Business and Professional Wom
en’s club.
The Greenville Symphony orches
tra and the Greenville Symphony as
sociation were formed in 1947 by
civic minded citizens of Greenville.
Musicians are professional and se
mi-professional with amateurs in
cluded. The first concert was given
in Greenville in December 1948. The
conductor is also band-master at Fur
man university.
The symphony grew from less
than 30 musicians when it was or
ganized to over 40 today. Some of „
the players come in from Clinton,
Anderson, Westminster and other
nearby places. Due to its wide com- j.;
position it is sometimes referred to j*
as the “Piedmont Symphony.” It is 8
a non-profit organization whose ot>- ::
ject is to promote and develop better g
music In the Piedmont area.
The Laurens concert will be the
first out-of-town appearance whicn h
the symphony is making in cooper- S
ation with civic organizations in H
nearby cities.
The following program will be pre-
sented: Ik
Symphony No. 5 in D Major, the!g
1 • Reformation"—(Felix Mendelssohn, 18
1809-1847).
1. Andante—Allegro con fueco.
2. Allegro vivace. 18
3 Andante.
4. Andante con moto—Allegro vi
vace.
Children’s Games. Suite — Georges
Bizet (arr. Fink).
1. March.
2. The Doll.
3. The Top.
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Overture to the opera. “The Bat"—
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February 12-13
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