On Saturday members and friends of FSB Travelers visited Dallas' Music Hall to view a performance of Joseph Stein's "Fiddler on the Roof."

Originally opening in 1964, the Broadway musical was based upon "Tevye and his Daughters", a story written by Sheldon Harnick in 1894.

Set in Tsarist Russia, the story centers around Tevye, his wife and their five daughters and a father's struggle to protect his family, religion and traditions from outside influences.

The musical includes many memorable songs including: "If I Were A Rich Man," "Matchmaker, Matchmaker," "Do You Love Me?" and "Sunrise, Sunset."

Prior to the performance, the group dined at Dallas Music Hall. Lunch included a salad bar, entree choices of chicken, tilapia, lamb or turkey, a variety of seasoned vegetables, and a dessert bar.

Those attending the performance included Veta Ruth Hancock, Mozelle Mayes, and Bobbie McReynolds, all of Coolidge; Katy Whitten of Dawson; Doris Casey, Loy Newberry, and Dell Terry, all of Fairfield; Diana Bradley, Annette Brannan, Lacey Longenbaugh, Dalton Longenbaugh, Dorothy Sims, Mary Lou Vestal, and Debbie Williams, all of Groesbeck; Evelyn Hull and Jacqueline Morton, both of Jewett; Christine Kelly of Kosse; Anna Steele of Marlin; Kay Forman, Sherry Manning, and Glenda Nelson, all of Mexia; Julian and Nancy Wise, all of Butler; Judy Wardle of Streetman; Meagan Rhea of Teague; Geraldine Ariano of Thornton; Miriam Bounds, Frankie Carter, Sammie Davis, Dottie French, and Suzie Jones, all of Wortham.

FSB Travelers is a travel group whose members are customers of The Farmers State Bank with location in Groesbeck, Thornton, Wortham, Mexia, Fairfield, Kosse and Jewett.

Serving as travel coordinator is Jerri McBay of Fairfield.

The next scheduled trip for FSB Travelers is a 7- day tour of South Dakota's Badlands set for this August.