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• The Palama Minstrel headline news is about a Faculty Recital that will be help November 22nd, including reports on student activities and music appreciation experts, November 1958.
• The Palama Minstrel headline news is about the Palama-Kiwanis Band registration night with over 50 boys turning up, October 1958.
• The Palama Minstrel welcomes new and returning students and announces teachers, September 1958.
• The Palama Minstrel headlines news is about the Music School Fall Concert, including reports on student activities, and music appreciation experts, December 1957.
• The Palama Minstrel headline news is about the new pre-school building, including reports on student activities, and music appreciation experts, January 1957.
• The Palama Minstrel headline news is about a family concert that will be held on April 17th, including music school staff appreciation experts, April 1957.
• The Palama Minstrel reports on Mrs. Chun, students' progress and music appreciation experts, May 1957.
• Palama Settlement announces a change in the structure of future recitals so parents and the community can enjoy their time, May 1, 1954.
• News release about Delight Hedges being included in Bach's 5th Brandenburg concerto during the third annual benefit concert, October 23, 1954.
• News release about Palama Settlement hosting a benefit concert for the music scholarship program, 1954.
• Palama Settlement Music School request the Honolulu Star Bulletin to release a publicity report on Sunday, April 15 about the Faculty Recital that will be held on April 21st with Miss Hope Troyer, pianist, and Emma Loo, soprano, April 10, 1951.
• Palama Settlement Music School request the Honolulu Star Bulletin to release their program on Friday afternoon, April 20 about a faculty recital presenting Miss Hope Troyer and Miss Emma Loo, April 17, 1951.
• Publicity report on the growing popularity of Music Recitals, 1951.
• Letter from Dorothy Chun to Mr. Shehtanian regarding open registration on Monday August 27th to 31st for music lessons at Palama Settlement, August 20, 1951.
• Correspondence to Honolulu Advertiser asking them to release a publicity report on Miss Gipson from the Punahou Music School, offering her services to Palama Settlement Music School, October 17, 1949.
• Correspondence to Hawaii Chinese Journal asking them to release a publicity report about Palama Settlement Music school offering various opportunities to adults of the community, October 5, 1949.
• Correspondence to Hawaii Chinese Journal asking them to release a publicity report about Miss Emma Loo returning to Hawaii to join the teaching staff of Palama Settlement Music School, October 4, 1949.
• Correspondence to Honolulu Star-Bulletin asking them to release a publicity report about a series of concerts that will be held on October 28, 1949, at the Music School Auditorium for Palama music students, their families and their friends, October 22, 1949.
• Memorandum from John M. Kelly, Jr. to the Kiwanis Club of Honolulu regarding the purchase of two clarinets from Horner's Music Supply, March 16, 1959.
• A memorandum from the Music Department to the Business Office addressing lost band instruments, December 19, 1958.
• Palama Settlement announces open registration for New Fall Term, including general information regarding the classes, September 1949.
• Palama Settlement Music School announces two new music classes with limited spaces with Helen Crystal Bender as its instructor, January 1959.
• Correspondence from Dorothy Chun inviting Mr. A.L.Y. Ward to Debussy's performance for a faculty recital that is open and free for the public, April 13, 1951.
• Program for a concert on Friday March 16th by some of the members of the Honolulu Symphony Orchestra, the Royal Hawaiian Band and Students from the University Music Department, March 13, 1951.
• Correspondence to Hawaii Times asking them to release a publicity report about Palama Settlement adding, "Music for the Community," classes that offer opportunities for adults and parents of music school students to learn music, October 5, 1949.