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Murder at Kirby-Hill House…Dinner, too!

admin — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 12:37:58 +0000

A historic mansion in the woods, a high-drama murder with steamy characters, a Bogart-type private investigator and a catered meal with spirits coalesce for an evening of fun and entertainment at the Kirby-Hill House this fall.
For its 18th season, the Kirby-Hill House players will perform a Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre on Sept. 10, 11, 18 and 19, as well as Oct. 1, 2, 8 and 9. This year’s production, “Murder At Café Noir,” has been performed coast to coast as one of the most popular whodunit, audience participation dinner theaters in the country since its premiere in 1989. Typical of the film noir of the 1930s and ’40s, the thriller is complete with cynicism and sexual motivations.
David Landau wrote the drama featuring 12 characters that revolve around Rick Archer, P.I., who comes to a forgotten island where the owner of Café Noir has washed up on the beach dead as a seashell. Archer then must determine whodunit among a group of likely suspects – a femme fatale, a gunrunner, a voodoo priestess, the club manager, a black marketeer, a French madam or a British attorney.
The audience gets to guess, too, but they also get to eat. Mama Jack’s Restaurant caters a formal
dinner starting with soup and salad followed by chicken Marsala, red potatoes, vegetables Normandy, Tuscan tomatoes, rollsand apple crunch. The evening starts with complimentary wine followed with shrimp and caviar hors d’oeuvres. Wine and punch, coffee, tea and water are available throughout the courses and the drama.
The Kirby-Hill House, built in 1902, is 20 miles north of Beaumont at 210 W. Main Street in Kountze. Timber baron James L. Kirby built the house that features wrap-around porches, 48 columns, four fireplaces, curved walls and oval grand staircase. The house also serves as a bed and breakfast.
Tickets for the dinner theatre, as well as information about staying the night, are available by calling (409) 246-8000 or visit the Website at www.kirby-hillhouse.com and on Facebook.

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City proclamation to promote “Get Your Red On” at LU

admin — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 22:28:31 +0000

Beaumont City Council will issue a proclamation Tuesday (Sept. 7, 2010) urging residents and businesses to participate in “Get Your Red On” to support Lamar University football.
A delegation of Lamar students, alumni and officials – including Coach Ray Woodard and members of the Cardinals football team – will attend the council’s weekly meeting at 1:30 p.m. in City Hall council chambers as council acknowledges the impact the return of football will have on the university and the region.
Business leaders who are also Lamar alumni will join them, along with University Ambassadors and members of the Cheer Squad. LU representatives also include Camille Mouton, vice president for university advancement; Juan Zabala, executive director of alumni affairs, who will accept the proclamation; and Linda LeBlanc, assistant director of alumni affairs. Woodard will speak briefly.
City Council will urge residents and businesses to support Lamar football by participating in “Get Your Red On” during the weekend of each 2010 home football game by wearing Lamar University gear, displaying LU merchandise on homes and vehicles and decorating businesses with LU logos and signs. Home games will be Sept. 11, Oct. 2, Oct. 9, Oct. 16, Nov. 13 and Nov. 20.
Football, which will return to the Lamar campus Sept. 11 after a 21-year absence, is in part responsible for an enrollment increase at the university, according to the proclamation, and attracts many new students to Beaumont from outside the region. With increased enrollment comes the creation of new jobs, generating the need for more faculty and staff.
And, said the proclamation, “Literally thousands of Lamar University football fans will spend their time and money locally during home football game weekends . . . (and) the return of college football to the Beaumont area will have a significant economic impact on both Lamar University and the entire region.”

Contacts: Juan Zabala, Executive Director of Alumni Affairs, (409) 880-8921
Linda LeBlanc, Assistant Director of Alumni Affairs, (409) 880-8921
Louise Wood, Media Specialist, (409) 880-8415

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Spindletop MHMR opening new facility Oct. 1

admin — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 22:27:53 +0000

Independence, dignity and respect: those are values that Spindletop MHMR (Mental Health, Mental Retardation) believe should apply to every person, regardless of any mental health issues. It is well known that some people with mental health diagnoses are at risk to become homeless at some point during the illness.
Therefore, Spindletop is starting a brand new venture: The Studios at Spindletop, which will open Oct. 1.
The Studios is a 12-room, co-ed, independent-living facility for STMHMR clients with mental illness who are also at risk for homelessness. It will be located on the Spindletop campus on South 8th St. in Beaumont. Each eligible tenant receives a private apartment, which he or she may decorate to his her own taste. Spindletop supplies basic furnishings, along with a refrigerator and microwave for each room.
“This project was funded through some recovery monies that sprang from Hurricane Ike,” said STMHMR Director of Network Services Sally Walden. “We had a building we thought we could put to good use, and The Studios was born. It is just an incredible facility.”
In addition to the apartments, The Studios features a communal living room, a kitchen and a laundry area. For recreation, there will be a large television and a landscaped courtyard.
That is what The Studios is. More important is what it is not.
“This is not a treatment facility,” said Walden. “It is not a hospital and it’s not a shelter and you can’t be housed there against your will. It is not a halfway house. This is simply a nice place for people who happen to have mental health diagnoses to live until they can secure housing on their own.”
No one will “run” The Studios. A tenant designated as a Resident Leader will handle day-to-day issues.
Tenants may come and go as they please, but the front doors will be locked at 10 p.m. However, if a tenant wanted to stay somewhere else for the night or go away on vacation, that is perfectly fine.
“These tenants are adults, and we will treat them that way,” said Walden.
“Thousands of people currently live in facilities just like this one—they’re called dorms,” said Janna Fulbright, marketing and PR for Spindletop MHMR. “Think about it: rooms, a communal living area, a place to eat and do laundry and one person to make sure things go smoothly. Sounds just like a college dormitory, doesn’t it?”
Each apartment at The Studios will be subsidized, in part, through a Housing and Urban Development voucher. However, tenants will pay a portion of the rent, with the amount based on tenants’ incomes.
The Studios at Spindletop will open its doors at 10 a.m. on Oct. 1, with an open house reception for dignitaries, community leaders, tenants and the media.
Who qualifies to live at The Studios? The facility can not accept any applicant with a prior felony conviction or a sex offense. Potential tenants must submit to verification of their income level and a criminal background check. Each tenant will also have to apply for a HUD voucher.
For more information about Spindletop MHMR and its services, call (409) 839-1000. For 24-hour mental health crisis services, call the Spindletop Crisis Hotline at 800-937-8097.

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Janna Fulbright, Marketing/PR
Spindletop MHMR
409-839-1046
409-651-9280
info@stmhmr.org

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Better Business Bureau Senior Expo in October

admin — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 22:32:21 +0000

The 11th Southeast Texas SENIOR CELEBRATION and Consumer Expo is set for Thursday, October 14th, from 8:30am to 2:30pm at the Beaumont Civic Center. It’s an exciting day for adults of all ages. Admission is FREE! Parking is FREE!

On the HealthSpring Main Stage, enjoy Jerome the Magician, the Lamar University 17-piece Jazz Band, a style show with Dillard’s Department Store, celebrity models, BINGO with BIG prizes, special presentations, and more!

The Consumer Expo will feature over 100 booth exhibitors, health screenings, live music from Rick Danna, refreshments, ACES Classic Cars, clowns, door prizes, lots of valuable information, and fun! The Area Agency on Aging of Southeast Texas Benefits Counseling Program will be on hand to help with Medicare Part D Open Enrollment.

For more information and to secure a booth(s) space, call 409/835-5951 x117 or debbiebridgeman@bbbsetexas.org. It’s the 11th Southeast Texas SENIOR CELEBRATION & Consumer Expo, which is a project of the Consumer Education Foundation of the Better Business Bureau, and sponsored in part by the Southeast Texas Regional Planning Commission’s Ozone Action Days and Southeast Texas Transit.

More than 2,500 adults attended last year!

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BRA-vo! Applause for the Cause

admin — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 22:16:01 +0000

More than fifty breast cancer survivors provided their support and artistic flare during the “Gift of Life’s” BRA-vo! Applause for the Cause recent Kickoff highlighting breast cancer awareness.
BRA-vo! Applause for the Cause is a unique endeavor that uses bras as an expressive palate to convey breast cancer survivors’ stories and further emotional healing while sharing the importance of early detection. At the kickoff, BRA-vo! Co-Chairs, Vicki Bauer, and breast cancer survivors, Phyllis Loeb and Jane McBride, presented “Bra Starter Kits,” generously donated by Dillard’s.

Opportunity for survivors to tell their personal stories while raising breast cancer awareness and letting the community know about the ‘Gift of Life’s’ mission,” said McBride, an author and newspaper columnist. “Following the gallery showings, we hope to have the bra creations displayed at select Pink Shopping Card venues throughout the region.”
After being designed and embellished, these one-of-a-kind works of art will be displayed at local art museums during Putting on the Pink, the “Gift of Life’s” month-long celebration of survivorship and hope in October, National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. BRA-vo! participants are also asked to share their own inspiring stories of courage in brief essays, which will accompany their unique bra creations.
“This is such an exciting project to create awareness,” Bauer said. “We hope to engage survivors and allow them to relay their stories through creativity. While I was constructing my bra, called ‘Back in the Saddle,’ I thought of a close friend who is currently battling cancer. I know my time working on this bra is nothing compared to what she is going through with treatment.”
Bras unveiled during the kickoff were BBS Collection’s “BRAzilliantly Bedazzled!,” Bauer’s “Back in the Saddle,” Ania Bender’s “Who Let the Dogs Out?,” Peggy Bordelon’s “Steel Magnolias,” Roger Iker’s “Hooters” (an owl-themed creation), Leigh Gibson’s “King Tuts,” Susan Mosier’s “The Blessed Nest,” and Jana Nichol’s “Get Carried Away.”
The BRA-vo! exhibit will debut at a Gallery Show & Reception at Lamar University’s Dishman Art Gallery on Friday, October 1, followed by a showing from Tuesday, October 19 – Friday, October 29, at the Art Museum of Southeast Texas.
Additional Putting on the Pink activities include free mammograms for medically underserved women; extensive educational outreach; the Pink Shopping Card Project (Discount Shopping Days: Thursday, October 21 through Monday, November 1); and on Monday, October 18, “An Evening with Marie,” featuring dinner and dancing at the Beaumont Civic Center, the Breast Cancer Survivors’ “Walk of Courage” and an exciting performance by renowned entertainment icon, Marie Osmond, at the Julie Rogers Theatre. (Tickets and sponsorships are currently available.)
For more information about BRA-vo! Applause for the Cause, Putting on the Pink or to find out if you qualify for a free mammogram, please call the “Gift of Life” at (409) 833-3663 or visit giftoflifebmt.org.

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Football Season Events Schedule, Fall 2010

admin — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 12:34:58 +0000

Home football game weekends: Sept. 11, Oct. 2, Oct. 9, Oct. 16, Nov. 13, Nov. 20
GET YOUR RED ON
Individuals are asked to wear red on Friday and Saturday of home game weekends
Businesses are asked to decorate inside and out with Lamar University gear
Prizes will be awarded for the groups and businesses that show the most Cardinal Spirit
Visit: www.lamar.edu/alumni and follow the GET YOUR RED ON link for updates and to locate vendors who carry Lamar University gear.

Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2010
Lamar University delegation, including university officials, representatives of the football program, alumni, local business owners and students athletes, visits Beaumont City Council to promote Get Your Red On and receive a proclamation.
1:30 p.m., Council Chambers at Beaumont City Hall.

Saturday, Sept. 11, 2010
Football: Lamar Cardinals vs. Webber International Warriors
6 p.m., Provost Umphrey Stadium

Saturday, Oct. 2, 2010
Former football players’ reunion *
Football: Lamar Cardinals vs. Sam Houston State Bearkats
6 p.m., Provost Umphrey Stadium.

Monday, Oct. 4, 2010
Red, White & You Celebration*
5:30 -7:30 p.m., Bistro LeMonde, 3199 N. Dowlen Road, Beaumont (complimentary appetizers and cash bar)
Reservations: 409-880-7984 OR rsvpalumni@Lamar.edu

Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2010
Lamar University delegation, including alumni, officials and students (members of marching band, Cheer Squad, Dance Team, Big Red mascot) visits Beaumont City Council to promote Red, White & You-Homecoming 2010 and receive a proclamation.
1:30 p.m., Council Chambers at Beaumont City Hall.

Friday, Oct. 8, and Saturday, Oct. 9, 2010: Homecoming
Friday, Oct. 8, 2010
Cards and Techsans welcome party *
6:30 p.m., University Reception Center, eighth floor of Mary and John Gray Library
Reservations: Reunion registration information at advancement.lamar.edu/reunion-2010

Saturday, Oct. 9, 2010
Cards and Techsans self-guided tours of campus *
All day
Marching band reunion cookout, John Gray Center *
12:30 p.m., John Gray Center, 855 Jim Gilligan Way
Reservations: Reunion registration information at advancement.lamar.edu/reunion-2010

Pre-game tailgate parties for Cards, Techsans and marching band alumni *
4 p.m. Cardinal Club/Alumni Tent, Provost Umphrey Stadium parking lot
Football: Lamar Cardinals vs. Langston University Lions
6 p.m., Provost Umphrey Stadium

Saturday, Oct. 16, 2010
Football: Lamar Cardinals vs. South Alabama Jaguars
6 p.m., Provost Umphrey Stadium

Saturday, Nov. 13, 2010
Football: Lamar Cardinals vs. South Dakota Coyotes

Friday, Nov. 19, and Saturday, Nov. 20, 2010
50th Anniversary Reunion of Class of 1960 *

Friday, Nov. 19, 2010
Class of 1960 welcome party *
6:30 p.m., Dishman Art Museum
Reservations: Reunion registration information at advancement.lamar.edu/reunion-2010

Saturday, Nov. 20, 2010
Luncheon hosted by President and Mrs. James Simmons to honor Class of 1960 *
11:30 a.m., University Reception Center, eighth floor, Mary and John Gray Library
Reservations: 409-880-7984 OR rsvpalumni@Lamar.edu

Pre-game tailgate party for Class of 1960 (weather permitting) *
4 p.m. Cardinal Club/Alumni Tent, Provost Umphrey Stadium parking lot

Football: Lamar Cardinals vs. Oklahoma Panhandle Aggies,
6 p.m., Provost Umphrey Stadium

* Reservations required, (409) 880-8921 or www.lamar.edu (Open to news media)

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Fans to “get their red on” in celebration of Cardinal spirit

admin — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 19:36:58 +0000

“Get Your Red On” activities at Lamar University and across Southeast Texas will begin the week of Sept. 6, with Lamar encouraging individuals, organizations and businesses to don their Cardinal colors to celebrate the return of football to the university. In addition, a Lamar delegation with visit Beaumont City Council at 1:30 p.m. Sept. 7 to promote “Get Your Red On” and receive a proclamation. To spur school spirit, Lamar is asking supporters to wear red to work on the Friday and all day Saturday before each home football game and for businesses and organizations to decorate with Lamar merchandise, logos and signs. The home games are Sept. 11, Oct. 2, Oct. 9 (Homecoming), Oct. 16, Nov. 13 and Nov. 20, all beginning at 6 p.m. in Provost Umphrey Stadium. Lamar also is staging a “Get Your Red On” contest to select the most spirited Cardinal fans, with winners to be announced at football games Oct. 9 and Nov. 20.For additional information or to enter or vote in the spirit contest, visit the “Get Your Red On” web site at www.lamar.edu/alumni.

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Stark Museum Closing Blooms Exhibition on September 4

admin — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 19:23:04 +0000

Art and flower lovers will have a few more days to see the Stark Museum of Art’s special exhibition Blooms: Floral Art in the Stark Collections, before it closes September 4, 2010.

Blooms focuses on the flower as an inspiration for the visual arts in printed rare books, decorative arts and twentieth-century still life paintings. The exhibition includes an educational area for children and families with interactive learning elements such as a matching game, reading area and flower drawing station.

“This will be the last opportunity to see together the Stark Museum’s important collection of Joseph Henry Sharp’s floral paintings. Sharp’s work has gained attention through a new publication, In Poetic Silence: The Floral Paintings of Joseph Henry Sharp by Thomas Minckler, which explores Sharp’s artistry and includes many reproductions from the Stark collection,” said Sarah E. Boehme, Director.

When Blooms ends, the Museum will close its Gallery 5 for remodeling. “We are planning some upgrades to the Museum including new lighting. Our intention is to proceed by working in one gallery at a time, so that four galleries remain open and our major masterworks are always on view. In the near future, we will install some small exhibits, but Blooms will be the last major special exhibition until the remodeling is concluded,” explained Boehme.

Located at 712 Green Avenue in Orange, Texas, the Stark Museum of Art is open to the public Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Admission is free. Group tours are available by appointment. For more information call 409.886.ARTS (2787) or visit www.starkmuseum.org.

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Nutty Jerry’s: What is It?

admin — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 18:44:59 +0000

The question that has been on Beaumont area billboards for the last two months
is about to be answered. Nutty Jerry’s: What is it?
Nutty Jerry’s is a 60,000 square foot multi-purpose entertainment complex, currently under construction at the
corner of Englin Road and Highway 73 in Winnie Texas. Jerry Nelson is Nutty Jerry, and he has big plans for his new club.

“For years I wanted to have a facility in this area, where we could rodeo, bull ride, have concerts,
And make it affordable to the General Public” said Nelson. “After years of playing with this
idea, I finally pulled the trigger…. Nutty Jerry’s will offer Southeast Texas more variety of music
and entertainment, as well as a dining environment, never before seen here.”

The original concept for Nutty Jerry’s started out as the Double J Rodeo Palace in 1993. Jerry hosted PRCA Rodeos and Professional Bull Rider events in the semi-enclosed arena. As the popularity of his rodeos grew, Nelson started to book major concert acts in conjunction with his rodeos. In the early and mid 90’s people came from all over Texas to see acts as diverse as Paul Rogers and Bad Company, Johnny Winter and Ray Price. After building a successful national touring rodeo and bull riding business, Nelson acquired the SETX Mavericks professional basketball team in 2008. After two successful basketball seasons, including winning the 2010 ABA Championship, Jerry started to envision a new venue to showcase basketball…but why stop at basketball? What about concerts? What about rodeo and bull riding? What about anything to show people a good time…Nutty Jerry’s is unlike any club in the Golden Triangle area! The fully air-conditioned Nutty Jerry’s will have 8 acres of parking for easy access. The main distinction that will separate Nutty Jerry’s from other venues is the 60,000 square foot main floor which will provides ample space for any type of event. There is virtually not a bad seat in the
house! Customers will be able to take in shows from an upper level VIP seating section, bleacher seating and VIP floor seating. Nutty Jerry’s will have the largest sound and light show of any club between Houston and New Orleans and customers will be able to watch the show via many large-screen video monitors.
Nutty Jerry’s is also the new home of the ABA Champion Southeast Texas Mavericks. Nutty Jerry’s acquired the original basketball floor form the Philadelphia Spectrum for the Mavericks’ home games. The legendary ABA star Julius Erving first played on the floor that will be installed at Nutty Jerry’s.
In addition to top notch entertainment, Nutty Jerry’s will feature 3 full service bars serving beer wine and frozen drinks. Nutty Jerry will also feature a full service restaurant serving a mix of Seafood, Steaks, Chicken and Barbeque dishes. Weekly specials will be offered.
A full slate of concerts and sporting events is scheduled for Nutty Jerry’s with more events to be announced:
9/18 GRAND OPENING – Dwight Yoakam with Stoney LaRue & Whiskey Myers
9/23 Jamie Talbert with Allen Duhon & the Gulf Coast Cowboys
9/24 Asleep at the Wheel with Jamie Talbert
9/25 Travis Matte & the Kingpins with Mike Trahan & the Highstreet Band
9/30 Doug Stone
10/1 Don Gay’s Championship Bull Ride featuring Pat Green in concert
10/2 Don Gay’s Championship Bull Ride featuring Pat Wade Bowen in concert
10/8 Lou Gramm from Foreigner
10/9 Lee Ann Womack
10/15 Daryle Singletary
10/16 John Conlee & Bobby Bare
10/21 EXILE Reunion Tour featuring all original members
10/22 Get off the Pain Tour featuring Gary Allan & Jerrod Neimann
10/23 Marshall Tucker Band
10/29 Jamie Bergeron & the Kickin Cajuns
10/30 George Jones & Jason Meadows
115-7 World’s Largest Yearling Bucking Bull Sale
11/6 David Ball
11/11 SETX Mavericks Basketball – Exhibition w/ Jarrod Birmingham concert
11/12 Jake Hooker and the Outsiders
11/13 Moe Bandy
11/20 Grand Funk Railroad
11/26-28 THANK GOD FOR TEXAS WEEKEND
11/26 Alan Duhon / Roger Creager / Jack Ingram
11/27 Alan Duhon / Rio Grande / Brandon Jenkins / Johnny Cooper / Reckless Kelly / Randy Rogers
11/28 Willie Nelson
12/2 SETX Mavericks Basketball
12/3 Kansas
12/4 SETX Mavericks Basketball vs. Dallas
12/10 A night at Galveston with GLEN CAMPBELL
12/11 SETX Mavericks Basketball
12/11 T Graham Brown
12/16 SETX Mavericks Basketball vs. Houston
12/17 The Bellamy Brothers
12/23 SETX Mavericks Basketball vs. Mobile Bay
12/28-30 SETX Mavericks Basketball Holiday shootout
12/31 New Years Eve with Wayne Toupes
Tickets for the listed events are available by calling 877-643-7508. General admission tickets are available at all participating Fastlane convenience stores. Tickets will also be available at Nutty Jerry’s during regular business hours.
As Nutty Jerry’s is truly a multipurpose entertainment complex, it is also available for private parties and corporate functions. Nutty Jerry’s staff can help plan and book entertainment for any type of event. For facility tours and private booking information contact the Nutty Jerry’s at 877-643-7508
Nutty Jerry’s regular business hours will be Thursday through Saturday from 6pm – 2 am. Nutty Jerry’s kitchen will be open from 6-10 pm. Nutty Jerry will be open for special occasions outside regular business hours. Nutty Jerry’s is located at 18291 Englin Road, Winnie TX 77665. For More information call 877-643-7508.

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AMSET seeks Southeast Texas art created from 1925-1965 for January 2011 exhibition

admin — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 20:07:44 +0000

The Art Museum of Southeast Texas (AMSET) requests the assistance of local art collectors and artists in its search for artwork created by Southeast Texas artists from 1925 to 1965 for an exhibition scheduled to open in January 2011 titled Southeast Texas Art: Cross-Currents and Influences. The deadline for loaning artwork is Nov. 1, 2010.

“There was such an abundance of talented artists working in Southeast Texas during this time period that this exhibition has great potential,” said AMSET Curator of Exhibitions and Collections Sarah Hamilton. “We are trying to bring that artwork together into a cohesive exhibition to share with the community that represents its history.”

Southeast Texas Art: Cross-Currents and Influences will feature a wide array of paintings, drawings and sculptures. The exhibition will examine and address the strong artistic, stylistic, and geographic connections and influences that prevailed between artists’ work produced in Southeast Texas (particularly Beaumont and Port Arthur) and the important early Texas artists working around the state during a span of 40 years from 1925 to 1965. Many of these highly influential Texas artists include, among others, Otis Dozier and DeForrest Judd of Dallas and Robert Preusser of Houston, who traveled to Beaumont during the middle of the 20th century to serve as jurors in various local fine art competitions. Their impact was pivotal to the local art scene of Southeast Texas.

Some of the significant Southeast Texas artists working during the mid-20th century whose work will be featured in AMSET’s exhibition include: Lorene David, Maudee Carron, Lillian Hayes, Katherine Green Baker, Lynn Sweat, Dennis McCarthy, Jack Shofner, Clarice Holloway, Eva Hogeland, Watson Neyland, Naiman Woodland, Merle Cox, Herman Hugg, Erin O’Brien, Will-Amelia Sterns Price, Richard Stout, Jerry Newman, John Alexander, David and Patricia Cargill, Robert Rogan, Robert Madden, George Hampton, Waifie Hoffman and Vallie Fletcher, among others.

Collectors are asked to loan pieces fitting this description to the museum for the exhibition, and they will be returned once the show closes in April. Hamilton adds that pulling artwork from private collections throughout the community adds to the intrigue of exhibitions like this one.

If you can be of assistance in our search for these artworks, please contact Sarah Hamilton at (409) 832-3432 or by e-mail at shamilton@amset.org by Nov. 1, 2010.

Through unique collections, exhibitions, public programs and outreach in the visual arts, the mission of the Art Museum of Southeast Texas is to provide education, inspiration and creative vision throughout Southeast Texas.

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