Nashville Banner from Nashville, Tennessee • 12

a Quehec formerly was known New France PAGE THE NASHVILLE BANNER THURSDAY NOV 23 1944 Luncheon tiiven For Miss Shull Bride-Elect and Fiance To Be Complimented Stimson Says National Guard To Be Retained Magnesium important war metal W'aa isolated more than 100 years go seaborne or airborne Invasion and to assist in covering the mobilization and concentration of the remainder of the reserve foices" The guard also would be capable of Integration by units into larger organizations or taz-k forces he said "This conception of the mission of the National Guaid would interfere in no way with its traditional mission to provide sufficient organ- Miss Work Shown at Thayer Hospital a aiviiui 0 CViAEMT RECORDINGS Honoring Miss Sarah Brown Shull a popular bride-elect Miss Doiothy Gariott entertained at a luncheon today in the grill room of the Hermitage Hotel The six guests were seated at a table which was decoiatcd with an Mrs Charles Maurice Wain will enteitain this evening at a dinner at her home on Stainbark Avenue I The Nashville Museum of Art in honor of her niece Miss Jane Is sponsoring an exhibit of paint- Phillips and Gordon Campbell flyings by Miss Nelly Walsh at Thayer officer Royal Canadian Air Ottawa Canada Washington Nov 23 Seers- tary of War Henrv Stimson said j7ajlong jn racr tnte so trained today thjit the War Department an(j equipped as to enable them to airanRment of yellow and white approves of a plan to continue function efficiently at existing chrysanthemums and the place National Guard after the war as a strength in the protection of life reserve component of the Army of an(j property and the preservation the United States carda were in bridal de4lgn Wednesday evening Mis Force stationed at who will be married November 30 at Vine Street Christian Chuich General Hospital The artist has studied at Teach- SlriSlMWIvffMIfl' 1 A dl143gr yfczreX -Z- to members of the bridal party will be seated at a table which will be adorned with a plaque of fall flowers and yellow and white burning tapers and approved a report Tom the National Guard Committee of the General Staff recommending a peacetime unit of immediate expansion to war strength would be the mission of this reserve component in the event of a national emergency to furnish units fit for service anywhere in the Stimson said units would ho trained and equipped to defend critical areas irj this country against land in New York under George Bellows in New York and under Charles Guerin In Pans In New York Miss Walsh was connected with the Dudensing Galleries and was a member of the Pen and Brush Club She holds membership in the Southern Spates Art League -and -at present ohe of her paintings is In itg Clrfuif Tour Exhibition The exhibit at Thayer General Hospital is the first group of paintings by Miss Walsh to be shown here doves Wool Gloves 1 00 Pigtex (unlined) 195 Leather (knit lined) 295 Genuine Leather (saddle starched) 495 Fur Lined Gloves 495 and 595 Stumped home on Elliott Avenue in honor of Miss Shull Adorning the table at which the gueets were seated was a wedding cake encircled with Ivy A gift was presented the bride-elect A group of Miss business associates gave a dinner for her recently at Bozeman's on Muifrees-boro Road She was presented with a gift Jewish Women Plan Joint Meeting Members of Vine Street Temple Sisterhood the Nashville Chapter of Hadassah and of the Nashville Section of the National Council of Jewish Womeir are participating jointly in regular November open meetings in Older to cooperate with the OPA The meeting will be held at Vine Street Temple at 2 30 on Monday November 27 Membeis of the three organizations and all others interested are Invited to attend Service men's wives are especially invited to attend Two films will be presented by the OPA with Mrs Joe Minor serving as narrator Mrs Albeit Morris will givd the Invocation Mrs Harry Blum president of Vine Street Temple Sisterhood Mrs Aaron Block president of the Nashville Chapter of Hadassah and Mrs Homer Jonas president of the Council of Jewish Women will Salt Lake City Nov LT Sherman School got a refrigeiatar for preservation of food used in its school lunch program Now it Is wondering what to jio with it too large to go through any door into the building RSLIKVI dSHETUnGAT due te a cold lets little tune-tested VapoRub melt a mm mm In your mouth If I em works finel VAPORUB recognized ee Pilot Club Hears Guest Speaker The Rev Peyton Randolph" "Williams lector of Christ Episcopal Church was guest speaker at a dinner meeting of the Pilot Club of Nashville held recently at the Maxwell House His subject was Need for Organic Relationships in Society The dinner was an annual entr-fainment given ih honor of employ-pis of membeis Miss Caio'inc Taylor plesident piesided and the invocation was giver by Mis Alice Starnes The following guests were introduced- George McCanless Mr and Mrs Bascom Jones Mrs Peyton Randolph Williams Mrs Rogers Herbert Miss Elizabeth Herbert Charles Warden Mr and Mrs Val Taylor John Shockley Mrs Jennie Brown a member of the Tuscaloosa Ala Pilot Club and a past international secretary Miss Beatrice Bland Mrs Bertha Hillman John Judd Mr and Mrs Muschler Happel Mrs Jnez Shelton Jack Wolever Van Buren Miss Marie Ralston and Mrs Maxle Syerson Miss Ralston and Miss Waline Walker gave a musical program The table was decorated with a plaque of fruit flanked by cornucopias filled with fruits Vines and lighted tapers completed the decorations which were planned by Mrs Alice Setters and Mrs Anne Brown Hill Mrs Genevieve Deri-vaux and Mrs Lucile Warden were piogram chairmen for November PTA Activities NORTH NASHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Fathers' Night was observed at a recent meeting of North Nashville High School PTA held In the school auditorium with the president Mrs Dunne-backe presiding Jean Walker pianist gave a selection The Invocation was liven br the Rev Neill Wyndhajn ps-ior of Clar Street Christian Church Mrs Robertson was in charge of the program Justine Jones vocalist and Mias Roberta Harris accompanist gave several numbers and an original poem was read bj Robert Rothman A sextet composed of Lois Mvrrs Wilma Rowes Dorothy Rediker Maria Sandoval Bobby Lund and Joyce Taylor gave several numbers with Miss Pauline Owen a accompanist Holland NoeL principal introduced Dr Lynch superintendent of the 8tate Training and Agricultural School for Boys who spoke on "The Fourfold Life Mrs Mykitta membership chairman announced that the number of members enrolled was 428 A nnze was awarded the group for having submitted Its quota first to the City Council of Parents and Teachers In the campaign first prizes were won bv Miss Mary Halloran and Miss Ethel Friedman Miss Doris Slonecker was awarded second prize CALDWELL SCHOOL CaTdWeTI Hfhool FT apt ripen house recently at the school in celebration of Fathers Night Dr Willis Mr and Mrs Chenault snd Mr and Mrs Hugh Ws'ers were honor guests Mrs Maxwell White president presided Mrs McPherson read the message of the state president Mrs Paul Dunn Mrs Wigas gave a short talk on Build-in of Life Mlsg Ruth Davis program chairman Introduced Mr Waters who spoke on "The Relationship of the Home and the School Mrs Mays membership chairman announced that the membership totaled 354 Mrs Mur-Icy won the membership prize and Miss Katherine Peden won the room prize Mrs Eihei Woolard principal welcomed the fathers present and Introduced faculty membeiT Miss Annie Lee Knox -and-Miss losepl-'ne Bambach won attendance prizes The Safety Patrol served as ushers Mrs Murlex hopitaluy chairman was assisted in serving refreshments by the office aides MIMS SCHOOL A recent meeting of Mims 8chool PTA was featured by the presentation of musical numbera a group of pupils Mrs Charles Luna president presided Mrs Horton Jennings gave the lunchroom report It was voted to purchase curtains for the lunchroom Plans were discussed for the annual Christmas program and for the purchase of playground equipment It was voted to award a prize In the tin can drive A report on the Davidson County Council of Parents and Teachers was given 4forl BANAL RUTS for children's records this year No "Uncles" and "Aunties" babbling nursery tales plumped out with trivial musical ettinga This season children are offered grow 5 "may' efity Victor docs the musical side of children's records with a series of discs Hi the most beautiful -and attractive envelopes ever seen These Victor records are divided into three age groups each age getting an appropriate choice of music and story on the recotds enclosed The folders are contrived i-resemble a -cleyer book All age groups get music at its best played by performers of the first rank Orchestral music is to the fore One can choose from Hungarian Dances From the Vienna and "The Blue played by the Philadelphia Orchestra under Ormandy and Stokowski some tuneful Tchaikovsky by the Boston Orchestra and several other first-late recordings Any child with a phonograph will be enchanted by these discs Every child should have a phonograph Decca concentrates on the dramatic side of recording with a series of beloved books translated into sound I strongly recommend Ginger Rogers are the herone in In Wonderland There also is Sabu in Jungle some Charles Dickens and others that may please a child hugely It is well to hope hoVever that the Decca discs you buy will not turn fuzzy and grey before their time Erskine Hawkins has recorded few of the jazz classics but the cuttings he has made give jazzmen something to shoot at' Victor has revived (I believe it is a revival) Hawkins' waxing of "King Porter which I like better than the Metronome All-Star recording Hawkins takes the piece at a driving but easy pace Two-thirds of his side are superior jazz until Hawkins begins his final chorus He engraves one of the best and most relaxed performances I have heard from him The coupling Is just a coupling (Bluebird 30-0830) Our time have been rich In choral music and poor In recordings of it We can buy for the first time this month a choral recording with no reservations as to the quality of recorded sound It is magnificent This is a recording of a great work also- William Walton's (not to be confused with the very incidental music by Sibelius on the Same subject) This is a work for baritone soloist mixed choir full orchestra organ and several brass bands The huge assortment given work to do that taxes Its' noblest powers at no time is there an impression of mere voluminous noise Osbert Sitwell drew up an lm-presisve Biblical text which music matches in impressiveness The work begins sternly then sadly recollects the slavery of the chosen people The sardonic brilliance of the feast follows with a successful stimulation of barbaric gaiety A huge climax is reached as the writing on the wall is described the hushed power of the almost stop your breath Belshazzar's fall Is from tenors and basses welcome his death The final sides are a triumphal hymn that reviews even more powerfully every feeling and passion heard in the music before You will find much that is discordant but it Is a fitting discord and even more is agreeable To hear this recording is an experience lew of us can afford to miss The performance by Dennis Noble the Huddersfield Choral Society and the Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by the composer will live to be one of the glories of recording (Victor DM-974 ten 12-lnch sides) Robert JoJmston Promoted to Sergeant Sgt Robert Johnston son of Mrs Ethel Mai Johnston Route No 5 Fayetteville Tenn has been promoted to present rank from that of corporal LL Colonel Rob- ert Fish om- mandlng officerAjf of an Eighth Air Force Liberator Station In England announced recently Entering the Army In August of 1942 Sergeant Johnston has been in England since July 1943 A member of the Military Police Company at the station he Is in charge of the guard dogs and their ban diets YARDLEY Bath Superbe box THE 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