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NINE LINCOLN SUNDAY JOURNAL AND STAR, MARCH 15, 1936 traa at tu aatsUa a FrtbUa at th ROSE BAMPTON SINGS JWusic JJotes Fraternal Notes church. Towns to be represented: York, Milford, Jackson high at Lincoln, Benedict and Seward. Each school is allowed five entries who have won first place In local declamatory contests. The two highest in each division will attend the subdistrict contest March 29. service as recorded of camp No.

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES OF LEADS CHECKER MEET. HOLDREGK, Neb, Play In tha Phelps county checkers tourna. ment here thla week has put Al fred Carlson, Loomls expert, la flrat place with only one loaa out of 14 games. Harry Carlson la second and John R. Anderson third, followed by Fred Horn and M.

R. Johnson. Horn, with Walter and Joe Carlson, ta a former state class champion. A dark horse, Kenneth Kersey, Ragan high school youth, is In the running near the top of the tourney ladder, with 11 victories. 'III BE Coe Glade'i Perforpiance Is Bailed at Beit in Bole for '30 Yean.

Music lovers of Lincoln will hear a great operatic performance when they attend the production of "Carmen- at the University of Nebraska coliseum on Tuesday evening, March 81. Hailed by music critics as the greatest Carmen in thirty years, Coe Glade's appearance here in the famous role of tha treacherous gypsy In FRATERNAL SOCIETIES Burlington ladles' ktnaington met Wednesday afternoon at the station club room for luncheon and card following the business meet tug. Ninety-six attended, lira. O. Morriaon waa chairman, Mra h.

Pfenning of Tork and Mra. Will Glenn, Table Rock, were guests. Farragut W. R. No.

10 met Friday at the T. M. A. for a covered dish luncheon. Member of the a A.

R. were gueata. Hostesses were tha appointive officer. Paat MatroM and Patrona club of Lincoln haa elected office ra aa followa: Mra. Grace Donaldson, Btarcraft chapter, prealdent; Char lea Jorte, Columbia, chapter, rice prealdent; Mra.

Chriatie Shoemaker, Myrtle chapter, secretary treaaurer. Junior past matrona and patrona cf ail Lincoln chapter were initiated. Fifteen mem ben of General Cutter circle No. 28, Ladlea of the G. A.

It, went to the aoldlera and aallora home at Milford to initiate Dew members. Those initiated were Margaret B. Black, Sue Judge Montgomery and Adesta Marsh. Sarah D. Gillespie tent Nov D.

U. presented a program in honor of the birthday of Nebraska as a state and with the Past Presidents club members in costumes of 1867, gave a "Friday afternoon program" Of that time with a vivid lemon on the adoption of the state. In recognition of her tea years' HARRIET LUNDGREN HEADS CARMEN' BALLET TO aoM, WMBaMa aiSM. io loiiaauia awdania at Buih Draaatat aptiaaiM ta roaual luurKU; at B. ab; Adaaa itruau, Moeart lUyaa, SaOy wbuaut.

Uaa caxrn, Martx.i Oraaa, aunia UatM, atoa baa ouu, OarakUaa Aiana, aua kuwlH. hwaiwa Boioavu-ia. wtuiaa aiwtb uiacia mumb, oiauk dw.adMMb aim Tat-ru, Vviiaia Xeokar aurjaiia waiiar. 4 ana uaoiaa. a atudant with Barbart Saiiaudt, plajaa lor ua bUuluwaoa eat- Ma aiuauta bmuii at UM faai.aain OBaaa tart Batitraay.

Kaiaaitaa rfoaa. aoiain auooay Btnui lot Warm BtotttaaiH aniuea. uiiil Aaauaal tu atof tat taa at rot Spbiaa aitaMl auoaay aous. aariaa Wiln.MMa haa haw aooaaB aa atfanut ana ciMtir etrwtor lor tba atwraau cariauaa aourso. ina iwi aia auanat aaa a Btearaa lar taa junior aoaaikat at oaun.ic Waonaaday taaiB(.

To aiaa aaas at tba Saat Unaoia Chruuaa chureh Sunday evanlns. ha aha ar atuaania wa Mary ttau Iimi SehachL are an student With BdiUt S. Bats, will play (roup ot aran number at the MB FQi BpeUoo. siualeaie at tba home at Mr. Bad Mra.

rraaa Wood, ausdar aatunj. third ad sua aertea ot LaaUa r(aa ra-eitala at a. av Bundar at tha Flrat PlymauUl ConfrefaUonal ehurah. The follow iiic arias student wUl be P'e-MDMd bT Mr. Chenoweth la a studl ersea raetlal, weaneeaay: awimei auna Im.r, Hauletta Be lines' i son and Lucu Sehapar.

vara upwm eanf a ir tha book review which tha l4naola Womaa (tub praaaated at tha Ltsooln Bui, Wi aecomnanitt and Bias plejed a sews a nle.no aolo. Valorlta Otllea Larimer and a trio whoee ether membar war Mllaa Uatbart ana Mar rone mi7 piayeo show at KOYlaad-Swansoa thi veak. mwvm students with Mrs. Larimer, plajad a lu weaweooay eopTuceinpei ww. Mr.

Barry MoOlncij, student with Uauda Outsmer. aan for the A. (V meetlnf at the Llnaola hotel, Friday aiternooa. Alios iteowooo, aw with Mrs. Outamar, was aototat at a DelU Omlerea varty hold at tha home al vara Ma rataraoa Bandar nibt, March 1 mm CHOIR TO TOUR Central Eastern Nebraska Scent of 10 -Day Trip.

WASTmna. NebThlrtv-four tiirt nta hava been selected bv Prof. Hayes M. Fuhr from the Riuvnira HawtlrtFB rollers choir to make a ten-day tour of central and eastern NeDraaaa beginning March 22. The choir last year veoit an a l.SOO-mlla tour of west era Nebraska, Wyoming and Colo reao.

Tha rhnl" will anen Its tour with a Sunday evening concert In the Grand Island ftigh school auditor ium Marca zx enner towns on me practically complete Itinerary are St, Paul, nuiertoo, bu uawara, Norfolk. Tork. Seward. Teksmah. Falrbury and 'Beatrice.

A home concert will be given two weeks aner oompieuon ox uw trip. NEW LIBRARY BOOKS. The following books have been received at the city library and will be ready for circulation at 9 o'clock Monday morning. Maei-Vletlaa. African Kesrro Art, ad.

by I. Sweeney. Hearsa tnows Whak fey Boorpio (paeud.l. Tha Autobloeraphy of Qeon Wathln- ton, 17U-1TS. Tb ureal commooore, imiuot m- braith Pern), by -M.

Barrows. Louis Suuiraa. by Bu(b Uorrlaoa. Hlr4 11ht ft AnAtr. The Threat ta European Culture.

by Mdwif rreuno. nniarin uaav. unou auivwin. Eoanomla Oeorrraphy, by R. H.

Whtt- Beek HI A. nncn. Oulde for IM: pubBihed by the Amer- laaa Society ad BaaUns and VantUatlBI Bnjtneerb Tha Colonial Period of Asarieaa KUtory V. 1, by C. M.

Anarewb Henry, ar v. t. euiuenso. I ll it Aala. by a J.

OTJeara. Economle Planalns, by O. D. B. Cola.

Sailors' Knots, by 0. L. Day. Th rhaneine Ooera. be Paul BekkeT.

viitutria Rreiaa. be Lauren ee Bouamaa, A Dictionary al Applied Chemistry, Sup plement t. j. a Mew Russian Orammar. by aamaAnnff.

Too Key euppinasa, ay ab an. ewer- ae'eea Lmbh Reots. fee Rloaard Balll- Burwn. Tibetsa Tota ana aweret tumrueea, By Tit I. a.

neuui. mi ea tha Onea Wood, fee PreaoTtek m. ueaa aoi bhws -7 Dead or Alive, fey Patricia Wantvorth, m.t.M.a im Ttinratna. vniuv wmTwmt Diane Looks at Ufa, by Sleanor Brown. DOT creea iwaev, mj A Oram Wheat, by Toyohtka Eafawa.

Hendon't rust Case, fey John Rhoda, Here Lies a Most BntitUul Lady, fey R'tohaf. SndkEih.K fey Wfflla. Tia Land al BhTambraBla, by L. i. Kaa.

(1Td Man of the Storm, fey Ethel Huettoa. 1 B.m1mM. The Murder of a Bad Man. by Bulbtrt 'hoi'to Mot Too Deep, fey 6oee TwTi4 Child, by Hans hnada. 'PSSi a Adams.

The WolilneTeajt fey Mrs. A. fa.) TrumbuU, The BleaDlne Death, by O. D. B.

and Mrs. M. I Cole. The Thinking Reed, by Reheat Wart. m- anHford Smith.

Tomorrow Merer Cornea, fey Helen Bb Bernard. Town Otrt, by Ellmbeth Carfraa. aaw.ii fW4H Cmfi faPWV. inej at 11 syii'wti i -j -spfeaah mavntn tranii hr TlBOthV mMiTQt, Tbt WMhlngtoa UgmtioB liurdtri. by TSin nycsl Mswaa IDS WUW7 nui, B.

I.f mw bauarea a mmmmm. The FlytBI Explorer, by L. Thetaa. Orammar Can Be Pun. by Munro Leaf, II b.

tka tTaaawMB jiBvnwwuea oi nca'wu Murtt's Otrden ot Bttt ni Booth, wf Mrl. n. w. virejicn. wa Tal fJHwaml fmAaTt rvTIVTIVfBBJ aaMIWXB.

WJ BBbtima ee Unrollini Um IUb, by Uoiivrt1 OotaV Wtttt. WtiUr Fsoplesv by W. a BitmsoA Music Association Present! Contralto ia Season's Last Concert. The Greater Lincoln Uuaic as sociation will present Rose Hampton, colorful American contralto, at St Paul Methodist church Monday night ia the last of its 1933- Rose Bampton. 1938 series of programs.

Tho young she made her debut at the Metropolitan Opera House on her twenty-third birthday In Novem ber of 1932 Miss Bampton is an accomplished artist and haa been unusually popular during the past lew years. Cononuinr ner appearances ar. the Metropolitan, aha has in addition sung lnnumerala programs In many cities over the nation and has also presented a aeries of radio concerts. She has appeared as a distinguished soloist with several of the rreatest symphony or- cbestraa of the country ana in ner nrst appearanace at the Holly wood bowl was acclaimed the greatest singer ever heard there. miss Bampton wu te tne rourtn guest artist on ths Greater Music course this season.

In addition to those programs, the Lincoln 8ym phony orchestra has presented three concerts, n. W. Megimus, resident of the Greater Lincoln lusic association, announces that anyone who has already purchased a membership for next season will be admitted tree to tne concert Monday. He declared that the spring ticket drive will begin sometime in April, the date to be announced probably within a week. Alma Wagner Studio.

Via Warner will wreoent the annual spnnf recital ot aer students Tueaoay ee- nma. atav a. Alma Wagner praaented the followln student from aer class In a recital Wednesday evening: Claudlne Burt, Charlotte Kleseelbacb, Everett Watt, Betty Lausrj llo. Dorothr Darla. Janet Austin.

Bernard Daltoa, Lyla Codlnstoa, Mildred Bach- man, Bernard Fuhr, Bemlca Prouse, Ab-ble Mathers. Jeff Warflled. Rosa Dunder, Laura Kimball, James Anderson, Harriett Myron, Antonin crmicuo, rranaiui be-Bar. Jeaa Willie. Mrma Oeorce.

Oeral- dine Krausa. Frances Piatt. Martuertte Tramp, Jamea Pitch, Maroella Laux, and atra, ueiea unoDie. CHENOWETH CONCERT. Wilbur Chenoweth will present his third concert in the series of Lenten recitals at 4 p.

m. Sunday in First Plymouth Congregatloruu church. The concerts are open to tha public. The program: Flee Herotque, Franca. Evenrng, BoeeaL Choralbrelude, "Wbea ea the Croat th Saviour Hung," Bach.

Harmonies da Bolr, Earf-Elert, East Wind, Rowley. Been and Prayer from "Catallcrla Bus. Ueana." Maacatnl. Dreams, Waaner. Toocato, Boellmaaa.

SAVED BY PARACHUTE. HARRISBURG, Pa, UPI, Lieut Edgar R. Camp floated safely to earth in a parachute from his crippled plane after a slg-zag flight over flooded lowlands and encircling mountains In search of a place to bail out 'sum US HEARERS CHOOSE PROGRAMS Philadelphia Orchestra to Plaj Preferred Numbers. PHILADELPHIA, (UP). The Philadelphia orchestra is using the musical pulse of the nation in preparing for its coast-to-coast tour which opens April 12.

From all parts of the country, and even from Canada, letters are pouring into the offices of the orchestra. Each of the letters contains one music lover's concept of a good program. From Toronto to Los Angeles is heard the stir which the tour of Leopold Stokowski and his world famous orchestra haa created. These fetters are answers to an ap- Kl of Stokowski. which waa pub-ed by newspapers In cities to be visited by the orchestra oq its dish danseuse, who will direct the rmen to be presented at the uni-rch 81st by the Civic Opera of Chi' noted artists.

Ht vmV tour. A Hat of 11 Tiro- grams was published, and from una repertoire tne "Desv- waa chosen. Want Ads are cheaper this week. 7 days for the price of days. The University of Nebraska School of Music.

lunlo Blnihtra, student vlth Aosut Hotter, will present her senior Tlolln recital at a. Bb. Wednaada la tba Temple theater a tha Hat 'musical convoca tion, tier prof rem: nun, --sonata I minor, grava. ruga, flfue. cbaconn, coo rente." "Concerto In I Major, allegro moderate).

Cantonatta. al latra Tlvaelstlm," Ororak-Krauuer. 'Via- oola dance. I minor. Debuts, "La fllle atu eheTrui Una" Satnt-Saens, "Introduction a Honda Caprtoeioaa." A recital emtnted by advanced stu dent ui- be given aa Tuesday erenlnf at in tna Temple tneeter.

Amom those sppearlni ara: Ruth Latin am Jean Spenser (aba, Van Klrki, title Uanctleld (Mrs. Constance Baker ittrs. uter. Helen bunrs Mr. Wtthnow) Charlotte BUeelbecn (Mies Warner) MoUr Wyland (Mr.

Chenowetht. Ruetell cumminca. inn. Thomas), Praneea Bpen-cer (Mm Zabrtskte). Alloa Redwood (Mrs.

Outtmer), Vane Lelnlnter (Mr. Schmidt), Wenona Miller (Mr. Tempel). Ruth Rill (Mr. Harrison), Dorothy kutcner, Ola Bchwlndt, Maurln Johnaoa.

Mildred Plata. Imma 6trangman. Catherine Mtria Web- aer ana Kutn jonntoo (Mrs. Poller.) Btudectt ot WUUam Tempel taUnf part in studio recttal Wednetdae erenlnf vera: Earnest Orten. Charles Rellly.

Ila-pear Breon. Elmer Bauer. Dorothy Chris-tleneen. liOls Troop. Inea Rranejr, WUUam Miller.

Arthur Birnebey. Walter Reuscb, Warna Kiiefer. Ruth Ftflts and Alfred Raider. Mr. Rraseh vaa recently ehoeen sin' who tne matter sinters or K7AB.

and Alfred Raider appeared as tha pre- BUILDS STORAGE PLANT. BEATRICE. M. L. RawUngs.

Wyrnore, announced work would start early next week on his new cold storage plant here to cost approximately $23,000. NOTICES tor, IMS Bo. 1MB. I B. m.

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temple, Bavelock, card party, B. Bb Fftaay. Capital lotia No. 11, I. O.

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21 Stuart OlOg, OHIO. Kothinf amateur about the diver plating done st Western Plating company. They have the finest equipment available snd expert plater from Chicago whoa ability is unequtled any place. Electro-plating on nickel, copper, chrome, brass, silver, etc. 416 So.

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Mr, frcedan. it I uw those two -J! Nelda Crepe dresses it Simon pictured in the 7 Mrch Vogue. They (p are ever to (mart look' ing and at they are a very thnttv buy. washable Kelly Don shown by Simon. it Lover of antique surely enjoy the days (pent at Mr.

Smith'. Browsing about in old china, rare glast ana authentic piece of furni ture may be profitable to you, too. 1720 So. 17th. F102J.

umr 'aa Mrs. Louie Allen INSTKfJCTOE Piano, Mandolin. Ban. Oullal. Ukulele, Bpenua md tUwallaa Ouitai 145 N.

Uth B605I ALMA VAGIIER CNIYEKSITT OF NEBRASKA MABCELLA LAVX 1 a Septma JAMES FITCH Barlteae Saaf Beettal, Temple bee lee, Boa lay, March Uad, f. M. READ A lady who la hard of hearing tried out the New Silver Seal Symphonic ACOUSTICOn i for th first time at Stuart Theater, and eald Liked it fins. Hssrd Shnw atmoa narfect" FOB DEMONSTRATION BCB SU Natl Bk. Cwmrn, Bids.

taSST iaatnun $995 PIANOS In ih nail $ist 1240 "0" Lincoln Rose Bampton Mezzo-Soprano STAR Metropolitan Opera Co. St. Paul Church Monday Evening March 16,8:15. Greatsr Lincoln Muslo Assn. (Civlo Muslo Assrb Lincoln Symphony Orchestra) New -member eurcrtaafn; tiert seaaon'B membership before concert will ba admitted tree to Boa Bampton concert.

Adult Membership 5.00 Stndenti 2.50 CALL F1717 Out of Town ainal Admission! AdulU 7te A DAEtG! end Ccpsro Prices OJohaFA ooht, k. n. at MuroocK, ira Lyda Lawton, Murdock, haa been presented a gold pin by the national organisation. SEWARD ORATORY MEET. SEWARD.

The sectional declamatory contest, Dist 1 of Ne-breaks Teachers association, will be held Tuesday at the Methodist FRATERNAL O. K. D. a baa. I a.

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Sana Ha. Agnes announces E. A. Yate, hair cutting etylitt. For fndi vidual (pring coiffure call for appointment.

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A fashion dictate have' Orion' plenty of mart thoe in blue and grey Munrl.la. strafta. rough leather and narrow width in all style. You'd never sue them to he only $2.99 snd $3.9. At Orkia's.

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if "Plain comfort 1 call them, -knee-hite hote that "Treiur" and Simon have brought Vw aa to u. in au tne ipnng color and weight ana knee length with comfy lutes garter ton. Ton aside your girdle and don knee-hitei" for ipring. Pnly 85c and $1 at Simons. Ciffeni ptaa Ann fttf MU 1 nent from the ronti of the hair.

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Henri Larabee, hair cutter, Vogue Beaute Salon, JJJ Stuart, B1526. It' no dnch being bora with extra large feet; however, no handicap thi Print for Well Frost announce the arrival of the new spring Wilbur Coon apecwl measurement hee 1 up to au 11 in all width; very, very narrow and very wide. Sec them at 111 No. 10th. B.

A. Yate. haircutting stylut, aow at Agne' Betuty Shop, Hotel Cornhuiktr. B6971-BJ121. Let thop for you.

Wril0 to catg thett newt pa pert, Cr. Adv. 'f II as- Harriet Lundgren, noted 8 we ballet for the performance- of Ca verslty coliseum on Tuesday, Ma cago with a cast of International! Bizet's great opera is looked forward to as one of the year's outstanding musical events. This will be Miss Glade's 75th appearance in the role of Carmen. More than a hundred artists and technicians have been assembled for this year's spring tour of the Civic opera productions.

Acting as artistic director and conductor ot the orchestra will be Isaac van Grove who will be remembered in Lincoln with former Chicago Civic opera productions and aa musical director of Max Relnhardt productions. The Civic opera's world famous ballet unit will be under the direction of the Swedish danseuse. Harriet Lundrren. The sets and properties of the Chicago opera have often been said to far surpass those of the Metropolitan. Sydney Rayner, formerly leading tenor of the Opera-Comique of Paris will support Miss Glade as will Angelo Pillotto from La Scalla Milan opera, Joseph Jtoyer, Helen Freud, brilliant lyric colora tura, who won first fame as a protege of Mary Garden's and has been acclaimed in concert and opera thruout the country, Leola Turner, lovely soprano of tha Chicago Civic opera.

The lovely arias and choruses from "Carmen" are more familiar to the ear of the average music lover than those from most of the operas. This fact ia substantiated by the numbers of times they are chosen by radio artists over the national chains. The advance seat sale for "Carmen" Indicates that Lincoln and its trade area are more than interested in this spring's appearance of opera. Tickets will go on open sale March 16, at Walt's Music house. 46th Annual Exhibition AMERICAN PAINTINGS of TODAY Gallery Talk Sunday, March 15, M.

"Appreciation ol Sculpture" By Professor Linus Burr Smith Chairman Dept. of Architecture University of Nebraska Muaaum Lecture Room 1JEEHAS2A AHT ASSOCIATION Morrill Hall, March 1 to SO Single Admission Z5e Mem here of tha Art Association Free We Are to Remodel Out Second Floor end Must Condense Our Piano Stock IMMEDIATELY FOREARMED Sc3 Thcso FOEiEuAUUED IG -FOimDAYC-liar. 16th to loth Inc. Open Until :45 P. M.

During This Ssls USED GRANDS $159, $163, $193, $219, $239, $249, $269, $329. NEW GRANDS $28S, $325, $345, $395,, $465, $495 up. USED UPRIGHTS $18, $22, $39, $52, $63, $76, $05 pud up. NEW UPRIGHTS $169, $1S5, $189, $201, $229 and up. Esch ysar competition In tha atate high school musle contests becomes keener.

Our fsoulty, through tsschlng experience and acting as Judges have a definite knowledge of contest selections. These Instructors are avsllsbls for coaching In Interpretation and technique. You may register for one, or as many reasons as you desire. Eunice Bingham, student with August Molrer, will present her senior violin recital, as tha twBnty-f Irst musical convocation, st 4 p. in.

Wednesdsy, Temple Thester. Advanced students will appear In recital at lain, Tuesday, Temple Theater. THE UNIVERSITY of NEBRASKA SCHOOL of MUSIC BOWAKO KIXa7ATSICS. Director. AIl-SUU High School Orchestra, Band and Chorui Course.

Jane 15 to Julj 10. a TJP TO 3 YIAL3 TO PAY 1210 St THE WESTINGHOUSE STORE.