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II 4srgrghwalPaintameolirtesarP41rnituni4eft6sonow rortT WORTH STARTELEGRAM Section Ono THE SOCIAL ARTS THE SO I Wednesday Evening April 14 1965 FORT WORTH NATIVE RETURNS Poet Mr Johnson Have Gone Far 965 I (' 1 44'1 '''1 I 6441 1 4 I I World Journalist Visits 4 to 11 71101670-- 0411' volok tsga' She got the idea about writing about Texas because i it-) of a series of articles she wrote about the state during -01 1 -4 k- 41 44 -07 4 her first visit six or even years ago At that time she attended a writers conference at Corpus 2 I Christi The highlight of that conference was her meet el 1tr ing the late Texas author Frank Doble 1 --A 4 -4! Mrs Daniel discovered that not only did all of her 114? papers publish the stories on Texas but that when she Zi itotk was lecturing in Europe most of the questions were about Texas 0 Western movies are the favorites on European tele 1 yision according to Mrs Daniels "Do you know 1141 it 1 4 4 ip I' I 41 '''l fr 1 1 i 4-11 A 4 ''k 4--r I I I 1 tk i 1 641 I ty 0 spiritual poems overloaded with literary allusions later on the advice of Dr Ralph Tyler len of the University of Southern California her poetry turned to people history and other artists Critics have said that the one unique quality of Dr Porter's writing is that she writes equally well about classical lore and about her own native country Basically an optimist Dr optimist DR JENNY PORTER Porter feels that the keynote of her poetry is joy that there is a little village In the South of France Star Teimram Photo Nvilere they make a specialty of teaching horse back ANITA DANIEL riding Western style?" she asked As a travel writer Mrs Daniel has a favorite mode of transportation: flying "I'm so eager to get there I ooperation have no patience to wait" she explains She can recommend no favorite country in Europe for the American tourist: "That Is like saying 'Which of your children do you like Is IJrged After she has tackled the problem of explaining Texas to Europeans Mrs Danielhas an eye on Alaska Fri and Sat Id 100 PM aatmciati 1 CUR! By LLOYD STEWART Anita Daniel distinguished journalist who career has been devoted to explaining Europe to Americans and America to Europeans was a guest in Fort Worth 1 yesterday of Mr and Mrs Serge Saxe i Nirs Daniel is considering explaining i' Texas to Europeans i i An American citizen Mrs Daniel fr is a n'ttive of she does o- isi not speak Rumanian She was brought sc :44 up in Paris and French is her native i tongue She has an apartment in New York which she considers home and 1 I another in Geneva Switzerland Most ty of her books are published by a Swiss A I publisher but Random house publish- in ed her "Story of Albert Schweitzer" in seven langges including Turkish he LLOYD ersian and Dutch STEWART Iler syndicated newspaper column appears three times a month in papers in Germany Italy France and Switzerland She writes in three French and the column is translated into Italian Mrs Daniel speaks Italian but doesn't write it Each of her columns is Vi Titten for the country in which it is published although it usually is on the same subject matter for the same week Mrs Daniel admits this system makes it a bit harder "But the readers are happier that way Newspaper articles are like are happier with their own" This many-language situation develops some interesting facets Her book on New York City "You'll Love New York" written for the Europeans recently has been translated Into English But Mrs Daniel objected so strenuously that a travel book she had writ ten for the French was not translated into Italian "The Italians would be looking for something entirely different" she explained Another recent book "Vacations in the US has been translated into several languages for the European market and Mrs Daniel received an official letter of appreciation from the Department of Anita Dan has been derl and America 1 1 13 A I he 4 LLOYD STEWART in Germany in three lang the column is Italian but AATitten for though it usi the same we Mrs Dan harder "But per articles at own" This teresting faco Love New has been tra jected so strl ten for the Italians woul ferent" she Another has been trai pean market ter of apprec It isn't that she expects it to become such a tourist attraction for just that she hasn't been there yet herself It isn't that she expects it to become such a tourist attraction for just that she hasn't been there yet herself 3122 Rosedale Rosedale BY DOROTHY HALL Close cooperation between Parent Teacher Association units and community agencies Tribute in Song and Poeir concerned with youth was urged by Mrs Danforth of Fort Worth president of Texas Congress of Parents Paid to President of P-TA and Teachers at Hotel Texas today Every Woman needs a an By LLOYD STEWART The first published work of the current poet laureate of Texas was a poem "Mr Johnson Goes to Washington" published in the Fort Worth Star- Telegram The author was 14-year-old Jenny Lind Porter: Mr Johnson was Lyndon Baines Johnson Both have gone on to better things Dr Jenny Lind Porter came back to her native city of Fort Worth Tuesday to read a poem she wrote in tribute to Mrs Danforth president of the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers Dr Porter who lives in Austin is head of the English Department of Texas Lutheran College at well as the youngest poet laureate in the history of Texas She was born in Fort Worth in 1927 the daughter of Mr and Mrs Drue Porter who resided at 1658 Westmoreland Place A graduate of Paschal High School she received both a BA degree with distinction and a MA from Texas Christian University In 1957 Jenny Lind Porter received a PhD degree in English from the University of Texas She was 27 years old the youngest woman ever to receive a PhD from that university Dr Porter has done post-doctoral work in French and English beyond her doctorate degree Dr Porter lives a dual role as poet and teacher She reconciles her two professions because both require working with words The opening line of the title-page poem from her book "In the Still Cave of the Witch Posey" reads: "What I have done with words is love them" Dr Porter has loved words since the age of 3 when she first learned to read Her love of poetry and music she credits to her mother who read poetry to her during her childhood in Fort Worth Dr Porter has never stopped reading Her college education was financed largely through scholarships and hard work and Dr Porter stresses the need for discipline in artists and their media "Poets like musicians must practice their scales" she commented So far she sees her own work as passing through three distinct phases During her teens she wrote romantic lyrics: during her college days at TCU she turned to deeply So far she sees her own work as passing through three distinct phases During her teens she wrote romantic lyr les during her college days at TCU she turned to deeply Tribute in song and poetry was paid to Mrs Danforth 5544 Jewell president of Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers during a banquet in her honor last night at Hotel Texas The banquet was opening event of the annual conference of First District Texas Congress of P-TA script Basic Slip Slip 14 1111- :14 441r ord 11117t3 ed Frtw-DAY SALE 4 The fabulously fitting slip in proportioned to height sizes Famous double that lifts in front smooths in back ously in led to es loubfe in front back I NGE In her keynote address for the annual conference of First District Texas Congress she outlined the theme for the third year of her administration "We the P-TA Participate in the Community Story" The first two years of her administration spotlighted cooperation with the home and the schools "The P-TA is fundamentally school-oriented we are the lay group that works the closest with the schools" the state president noted "But we also must be concerned with the welfare of the child in the community" She requested that attention during the 1965-1966 school year be turned to matters of youth protection and development strengthening of church ties and participation and cooperation with the various service organizations ncerned with the welfare of youth Mrs Danforth and Mrs Carey Snyder also of Fort Worth are representing the state executive board at the conference Mrs Snyder is state vice president for Region One which includes First District Delegates from 13 counties are attending the conclave at which Mrs Robert Haltom -of Fort Worth First District president is presiding trict Delegates from 13 counties are attending the conclave at which Mrs Robert Haltom -of Fort Worth First District president is presiding Dr Jenny Lind Porter of Texas Lutheran College at Seguin poet laureate of Texas read "The Lone Lamp" written by her as "a salute to Mrs Danforth and her work has ever sought to remind each Texas teacher of his rare opportunity in the classroom" The opening lines of the poem set the tone of the tribute: "Someday sometime I shall be a lone lamp Shining in the darkness And where a traveler had stumbled shall he look up And continue his journey unafraid" A musical tribute to the state president was presented by Charles Brinkley soloist and Oris Baldwin who provided piano accompaniment Featured speaker of the evening was Rabbi Isadore Garsek of Congregation Ahavath Sholom His theme ''Together We Help a Child" was expanded to describe the role the home plays in development of a child "The schools and churches are doing a remarkable job of education but if we want all this knowledge which is poured into the child to be translated into an applicable way Continued on Next Page are aomg a remaricame Jou ot education but if we want all this knowledge which is pour- ed into the child to be trans- lated into an applicable way Continued on Next Page SLIP LIP 400 00 WED-THURS-FRI-SAT IA OPEN FRIDAY 8:30 4 TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON DISPLAY MODELS! 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