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HARPIST, SOPRANO WILL GIVE RECITAL
Ann Mathews, Indianapolis harp- | ist, and Helen Brooks Fausett, soprano, will be heard in joint recital {at 3 p.m. Sunday in D.A. R. hall | Sponsored by the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Club of Indiana, [the program will be introduced by | Mrs. Saul Bernat, program com- | | mittee chairman, | The program will be the third annual spring musical spongored by [the club, whose president is Eugene Mogle, -voice teacifer and choral director at Indiana Centr ul | | college. |
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