The H-SU Brand (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 2, Ed. 1, Saturday, September 27, 1952

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... of '60 winnings in St. Paul Winter Carnival Chicagoland Music Festival South Milwaukee contest and East... in the Orange Bowl Festival parade. Although he copped many honors in music and twirling Gilbert too has... publicity work through the committee" se said. o Porter May Lead Ridgecrest Music Euell Porter professor... of voice and church music and director of the A Cappella Choir received an invitation this week... to be in charge of music at Ridgecrest next summer during Student Week. Date qf the retreat is June 10-17. His

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.... A news bulletin sponsored by the Brand is scheduled at 6:15 p. m. " A mixture of pops and hillbilly music... subscribes to the RCA Disc Jockey Service which provides the latest recorded music. Football Re-Broadcasts... KHSU 600 On Your Dial UJour iampud station Bringing you sports events music and news five to ten p. m

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... majoring in music education while at H-SU. Schroeter Veep Alex Schroeter junior business adminstration... Godley. At H-SU he is majoring in. music education. He plays saxophone and oboe in the band; and is a

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... and Warren Nightingale will present the special music. Lonnie Kliever will preside. Fellowship will be held

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... soprano hailed as a modern Cinderella of music will present a six-group program. At the age of 24 she

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... Window 'chairman; and Joyco Harrison music chairman. Johnio Barnhart retiring president presented

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