The Caldwell News and The Burleson County Ledger (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, September 22, 1950 Page: 7 of 12
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Instrumental Music
By Boyd B. Hunt
Playing a muaicu! instrument
^ do/elop' s accurate coordination of
ears, lips. tongue breathing
■ii<d fingers. These faculties bi>-
§ come exterenn-iy sensitive tu men-
tul commiuids,
• The musician must read ■'«
ii.he must think the tone, tm
pitch, the time, simultaneously
vr'th (he phywK'.il operations . f
fingí ling «lid blowing. We niu.-t
e <l ink expulsion, phrasing, rh;'
mm, dynamics. He mum watch ti c
. «inductor mid interpret hi* thii •
He must keep time, and inarv
in in a subconscious alert n< ss l-t
«•very other part and player in the
,•"..up. He must appear calm and
. mp.iHed, hut actually hi mental
m p.oc.'sHf ate very busv I*.-rltx; s
nis in why the late Dr. h'lint cot •
ided that "rnumc is the bent
fcnnl trainer on the lint".
<"i«'i r thinking, accuracy and •
tense concentration are demand'd
of the musician. Pr John J. M
<r rt, former U S. < ..mini- «i«.n. .
it Education, said that after t>
(.hire ICe 'music in of grt*a' i
,ii:k:i'.i1 value than any other
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Ffc. Aaron H. (Vain
Is Recent (Jraduate
Of Streamlined Course
I ASTl.K AKH. Cal f Pf
Aaion H Crain, win of Mr. and
I Mrs y V. t'rain, of Chriesman,
T xa , in a recent gradual*- of the
new, "streamlined" Air Po'ce
who; i at Castle ARB when1 he ha«
be«*n assigned to on-the-job tmn-
in if with the PHrd Air Polic«- S<|
Th" riK roua courw which Pfr
I t 'rain just completed inc'uded trcI■
^ " n|t in judo, bayonet handling and
the operation and maintenance of
bit und Xkiltiwr machine gum,
Kuh-machine trun , shotgun , cur
bine* and pistol*.
Atomic defense mMiurvi. detcc
lien of nabo lace, counter-sabotage.
Six New Teachers On
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field fanily.
1 he two wooks revival cloned
Fuudny night with ten addition* to
the church. Five were for baptism
und five came by lotter.
Remember our Sunduy aehool
i very Sunday morning at 10
o'clock and church aerviceii evet;.-
.•(• rid and fourth Sunday at 11
nd 8 o'clock.
This community enjoyed a won-
dti.ul blessing .Saturday niuht
vher. 3 or 4 inches of rain feel in
thir section, (reported).
BARBECUE
Clem Sobotik's
Place — Frenstat
Sunday, Sept. 24
Music During Day j
New faculty member* who are now making up the
personnel of the Caldwell School system are. reading
left to right: Boyd B. Hunt, band director; Mrs. Dorothy
Hunt. Second (irade; Joe B. Parker, Social Science; Mrs
Betty Duvall, First tirade; Cecil Brown, Commercial;
and Miss Mary Virginia Surher, Homemaking.
not-control, aircraft security, m c-
u.'itv inn (Motion and the handling
of major and pet*y crimen also
v> ero include! in t>". curriculum.
He learned the fundamental* <.f
fir«- control, traffic control and ac-
ciuent investigation, and was tin.
r uifhly trained in the practice a sl
t<>'urce me nt of military courtesy
and discipline.
1 ho nchool iP one of a number
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i stablished at various air bases
throughout the United States >iy
1.1. (ien. Curtis E. Lcmay, com-
manding general of the Strategic
Air Command, in an unprecedentcJ
moví to establish an Air Fore
Military Security Force "second i
none."
Drive For Gonzales
Folio Funds Nears
CONZALKS Fiii.d raising . i -
it?- will ifot underway Setitem-
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. Wc¿r«rn Swing BAND J
Parker- Astin
Hardware Company
BRYAN, TEXAS
WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS
Sunday Nite
Sept. 24
Leon McAuliffe
and his 12 piece
Western Swing
Band
Adm. $1.00
7 miles South of
Brenham on high-
way 290
::i<it treatment center for boys
i.nd Kill afflicted with polio k. d
. .her neuro-muscuiar ailmen.s.
Mr?. J. Howard ll .djro of Midió d
.« cn-chairman "f the l''oundati .r
«'ommitlee with Governor Allan
Sfi.". rn. Volunteer committee ch.• ir
men in counties throughout tl.e
St'ite will localise tho drive.
I IM8T MEETING OF
JUNIOR CLASS
The Junior Class of the Cal.l-
• •¡i Hiirh Scho >i held its first
i . '-tiriK of the : yeai at 10:80
k on Wedn. sday morning,
•" ptember 18.
Tl.i main featuri
' :i the election !
rv presidir
vico presidí
'•. rotary, S;.
ni.-. , llano 1
. P e:' v O
of the sessi ri
!h«' folliiwinj;
Ki.. klii V , -
V Neme
\ n Howoin;
and re-
i h> ol'i <-li Patsy K'.rno
.'•> • dream cu i t represent ti
'li o r ■ j. and " . I'inpeto \v . 'i
. • :i"i tíir;.- f ■ *h. selection ■ f
tjiu-en at the ■ nty Fair.
Sponsors f. the class are Mi.-s
Mary Surb.r, vowij olii-tísl ;.rnl
Mi Parmloy (reported).
HOSKINS
Mr. and Mrs Jim Thomas of
I.uhliock won week end visit"is
i:. the homo oí Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Porter ami they all attended .he
last service^ "f ;iur revival.
Phorty Hughes returned to
Houston Sunday afternoon after a
week's visit in the home of his na
rents, Mr and Mm. Hora-e
Hugheo.
Misses Odessa and Juanita Low
at'd Melva Gains returned to thci:
home in Houston Sunday night
after a week end visit with thoii
partnts, Mr. und Mrs. D. F. Love.
M'ssef Bernice Love and Mildred
Chapman also returned to Hous-
ton earlier in the afternoon by
bus.
Odessa Love and Melva Gnirej
ol Houston, Donald Gee of Chrie.i- ¡
man and Johnnie Dan Colley ol
< .-unwell visited in the Boyd homi
Sun ray afternoon arid also en-
joy v-d supper with them.
P. Lagtotie and Wesley C •-
ton of Milano were visitors in tYs
vicinity Sunday.
lh< pastor and lus family had
iutich in th. home f Mr. and Mi r
I win Kberhardt Sunday and aft"r
: ■ilinu with ther friends, duri: u
' o l.,to afternoon they spent
I "U. or so with the J. R. 11. t -
O. I). H. S. HALL
DEANVILLE
Free Wedding
DANCE
Monday Night
September 25
Music By
Ray Krenek
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M i t ill Mmi'dings
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Nails
Si -eon Honrs
Staples
Ironing Boards
Textone
Wood Preserver
Congowall
Wallpaper
Poultry Wire
SheH Iroti Roofing
(iarage Poors
Composition Roofing
Dinappearing Stairway-
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Windows and Frames
Reinforcing Steel
Screen Door iirilles
Poors and Frames
Telephone Cabinets
Weather Stripping
Hurhod Wire
Medicine Cabinets
Builder's Hardware
Paint Brushes
Roll Brick Siding
Linseed Oil
Mnsonite
Canvas
Screen Wire
Varnish
Turpentine
Metal Flashing
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Paint Remover
AsbestoB Siding
Complete Plumbing
Lavatories
Bath Tuba
Commodes
Musury Paints
Fairbanks-Morse Pumps
Deep A Shallow
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Fall, George C. The Caldwell News and The Burleson County Ledger (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, September 22, 1950, newspaper, September 22, 1950; Caldwell, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth175926/m1/7/: accessed May 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library.