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Show THE DIXIE SUN PAGE FOUR Tuesday, February 1, 1955 Redlands Concert Choir to Present Choral Music at Dixie College Lambda Delta Sigma Plan Sweetheart Ball; Enjoy Talks, Scenic Movie Film Recent Lambda Delta Sigma club news of interest includes a very interesting and enjoyable meeting last Wednesday night. Atwood Bundy related his recent missionary experiences to the club members in atfourty-plu- s tendance. Elder Bundy proved to be a very adept and interesting speaker, and after chapter sessions he showed a movie he had taken while in South Africa. Following Elder Bundys address the men's and womens chapters separated to discuss subjects pertinent to their respectice futures. The local mortician, Mr. LeGrande Spilsbury, discussed the advantages and disadvantages of his morbid profession with the men. lie stated that the prospect for future morticians is quite dead in view of the increasing birth rate. As for the womens chapter, they had a timely discussion of linens with Sister Mary Purdy. Also of interest to all Dixie college students is the coming Lambd Sweetda Delta hearts ball next Wednesday, February 9. Plans are in process to make the formal invitational one of the outstanding dances of the The University of Redlands concert choir will present a program of choral music in the Dixie college auditorium on Feb. 7, 1955, at 8 p. m. The thirty-tw- o voice choir under the direction of Professor tour Erwin E. Ruff is on a year. which will take them into seven states. The program they The man who wants to make a western draws upon an extensive present sure is New Years resolution he repertoire of the best in choral he can keep should swear off music. It is arranged to inspire swearing off. Sigrna-sponsore- 15-da- y Flyers Defeat Hurricane FINE PORTRAITS At Reasonable Prices In Close Play; Unbeaten The Dixie Flyers remained unbeaten in league play by squeezing past Hurricane on Friday, January 21, by a score of 45 to 42. Dixie Photo Shop Warren L. Rollins, Prop, MAKE Center Clothing Company ;! !; Your School Clothing Headquarters AUTO PARTS COMPANY Phone 111 Some Parts for All Cars Hurricanes Tigers jumped to an early lead which they managed to hold until the lates stages of the contest. The first quarter was very even with the Tigers leading 10 to 9 by virtue of several foul pitches. The foul pitches played a very important part in each quarter, but neither team could take much advantage of them. The half time score saw Hurricane take a 19 to 14 lead, but by the end of the third quarter Dixie had cut it to a 3 point, 33 to 30, lead. Then in the final eight minutes of play, Dixie came from behind to win by three points, at one time holding a seven point advantage in the final quarter. Mel Miles scored 17 points for the Flyers at center. Stan Esplin and Don Miles scored eight each; Jim Ott and' Lloyd Booth finished with four each; and Bruce and El Roy Stucki counted two each. This win puts Dixie in a tie with Enterprise for first place; each team having three victories and no defeats. Cedar City, Hurricane, and Kanab follow in a tie for third place with one win and two losses each. Valley rounds out the division with no wins and three losses. The Flyers met Kanab last Friday at home and will tangle with in a Enterprise this week-en- d crucial battle for first place. Reflecting Dixie's Sun By NORMAN FAWSON If all goes well, next years basketball teams will be playing on the new campus in a new gym with a 2,500 seating capacity. The $550,000 appropriation bill is in the state legislature, favored by Th div par, ar C0lJ Ro; ton v ffJ pa, Attention, Small Men Gov- ernor Lee. The plans for the gymnasium have already been selected. We understand that Joe Kirby has been ruled ineligible in I.C.A.C. play and for that reason all of Snow colleges previous games have been forfeited. The Rebels, you remember, lost an overtime game to the Badgers, but because of this ruling, Dixie receives credit for the win. This evens our record at three wins and three losses before the Weber and Westminster games. On a road trip last week-enthe Rebels met the northern colleges of Weber at Ogden and Westminster at Salt Lake City. This series could possible have evened the Rebels record at five wins and three losses by winning twice. We sure hope Fred Haywoods knee heals before the sea- C1V: Paul ONeil, author of the book,; Be Short, is making a scientific study of men 5 feet 5!-- ! or shorter. If you are below this; height or if you have friends who' are, please contact Paul ONeil, in care of the Little Manual Publish-- j ing company, Post Office Box 1. Station L, New York 35, N.Y. ef Why 1 cla: 31, coil cor the Sqi sta During the Christmas holidays. Buehinin of Boulder, Utah, changed her name to Mrs.1 Stan Sawyer. Stan is from Hatch Utah. C Maxcien wil enf put em fro: pro anc pri; r Snow's Modern Cleaners I inv anc I1 out i ope age sPe d, Well Pressed Is Well Dressed Phone 115 son advances too far. The high school continued to remain tied for the division lead before Kanabs game last Friday which, if they won, gave them a 4 sta cou I U of Bn I! , anc Ge C to 0 record. Portraits The Dixie college orchestra, under the direction of Dr. Nord-grewill present a concert Wednesday, February 2, in the recreation hall. A Mozart concert played by Bill Baker will be featured with the other numbers on the concert. I would suggest that you music lovers and otherwise come n, enjoy an enjoyable evening listenCupid is apparently at work at ing to the concert. Incidentally, Dixie all year around. Joan the accoustics in the hall are in Spencer recently received a dia- the process of being repaired in mond ring from Kenneth Cottam. preparation for the concert. I waj an audience of all poser as well as director of the concert choir. The University oh Talented soloists and colorful Redlands, Redlands, Calif., is re- specialty groups lend their arts to cognized for musical accomplish-- , round out a truly unique concert ments through national radio and Amahl and the television broadcasts. The concert presentation. by Gion Carlo choir presented an invitational Night Visitors Menotti features Nancy Jones and concert at the California State Louis Ruff as mother and Amahl. Music Teachers association con-- ! Professor Ruff, a distinguished vention last summer. The concert member of the university school choir has also recorded for RCA of music, is a recognized com- - Victor. and interest ages. There is no substitute for quality ODEGARDS Photo Shop ir by Tsc anc cor sot chc to spr ter |
