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Mrs. Jo Ellen Worth Crane, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. E. B. Cary of Washington, will be featured in an “evening of music,” sponsored by the Business and Pro- • fessional Women’s Club of Culpeper, Thursday, September 29 (8 o’clock) in the Ann Wingfield School in Culpeper.
Mrs. Jo Ellen Worth Crane, soprano, is • native of Washington, * Va., where she completed high school in 1950. She started her voice training with Mrs. Marjorie Horne Warren in Culpeper during her early high school years. When she entered Madison College in 1950 she continued her voice training with Edyth Schneider, head of the Music department there. Jo Ellen was a soloist with the college glee club for four years 'and also soloist in die Harrisonburg Presbyterian Church during that time. She was graduated from Madison in 1954 and received her B.S. degree ; in Business Administration. She then took a position as secretary in Washington, D. C. She re- '' ceived further voice training with
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