Birmingham Opera Association seeks Arab singers for Madam Butterfly auditions
Auditions for the opera Madam Butterfly will be held July 9 at 10:00 A.M. at Shades Valley High School in Birmingham. The event marks the first production of the new Opera Association, with three out of town judges and local officials guiding auditions.
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Shades Valley High School
Birmingham
Opera Association
Madam Rose Palmar- Tensa
Mobile Opera Company
Arlene Hawke
University of Alabama
Richard Collins
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Martha Dick McClung
John Light
Alabama
Buffet Supper Honors The Senns
The Athens Country Club hosted a buffet supper Saturday night honoring Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs. Senn as they prepared to move to San Diego. Hosts were The Thursday Bridge Club of Athens with numerous attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Winston Garth Jr and many other local couples and guests.
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Athens Country Club
Cmdr
Co. C. Senn
San Diego
Bridge Club of Athens
Winston Garth Jr
David Grisham
Bruce Sherrill
W. W. Malone Jr
Andrew Tutt
John W.wallace
Ed Horton Jr
Greenbrier
Wallace Jeffry
Charles Black
Fred Gray
Elkmont
D. J. Wilson
L. ©. Wilson Jr
Stanley
Rochester
W.Y
William Anderson
Richmond
Mary Nell Carter
Lynnwood James
Personal notices of guests and visits from area residents
Mrs. Charles Whatley and sons Rodney and Philip returned from a week in Gadsden visiting Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Whatley and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dobbins. Carl Gentsch Jr. returned to Burlingame California after visiting her mother Mrs. W. A. Hoppers. Dan Lovett and daughter Pat returned after weeks in Texas visiting Mrs. Lovett's aunt Mrs. Rice Jackson. Florence Marshall of Meridian and Carl Gentsch Sr. of Columbus Mississippi were guests of Mrs. W. A. Hoppers. Caswell Hayes and family weekended in Oneonta. Peggy Hayes attended Camp Winnataska for ten days. W. S. Adams of Scottsboro visited Dr. and Mrs. George Adams. Harry Jonas and family were guests of Buster Bell in Huntsville. Mrs. J. H. Greene spent weekend in Booneville for a great nephew's wedding. Fannie Madison of Warrio visited daughter Mrs. John B. Wood. Cookie Wood joined for a week. Mahlon Yarbrough and children of Montgomery were weekend guests of the Willard Matthews. William Radcliff of Munice Indiana stayed with Judge and Mrs. J. E. Horton at Macedon Farms Greenbrier. Aubrey R. McKinney of Elizabethton Tenn. stayed with W. Self, C. K. Templeton, and Bruce Wil. Robert Rosson returned to Cullman after wintering in Panama City Florida. R. W. Puckett of Milan Tenn. was a guest of her.
Visitors Compliment Darby Residents Guests
Mrs. P A Price of Albany Georgia and Mr and Mrs Henry Faulk of Quincy Florida visit the Darbys and tours include area sight seeing. Local social acts include morning coffees and an outdoor steak supper as friends travel from Athens Memphis Cullman and Birmingham.
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P. A. Price
Albany, Ga
Henry Faulk
Quincy
Fla
John Darby
Mr. Darby
W. L. Deese
Immigrant totals to United States exceed thirty seven million before 1927
The article estimates that more than 37 million people immigrated to the United States prior to 1927, highlighting a substantial cumulative flow of newcomers across the decades.
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United States
Moulton Couple Celebrated 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Rogers of Moulton marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home on June 19. Their four present children were Alton Rogers and Irvin Rogers of Decatur, Mrs. F. A. Harville of Moulton, and Mrs. Wallace Little of Moulton. Two children could not attend Clyde Rogers of Mobile and Hollis Rogers of Cullman. They have 12 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. about 75 guests attended with F A Harville registering guests and Mrs. Wallace Little and Alton Rogers serving.
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L. W. Rogers
Moulton
Alton Rogers
Irvin Rogers
Decatur
F. A. Harville
Wallace Little
Clyde Rogers
Mobile
Hollis Rogers
Cullman
Rogers
Tea Given For Miss Lawrence
Mrs. Willard Matthews Miss Janice McCant and Mrs. John Butler hosted a miscellaneous tea shower for Miss Colleeon Lawrence bride elect of Lynn Dozier at Matthews home. Green and white decor featured a trellis bride cake and crystal table settings.
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Willard Matthews
Janice McCant
John Butler
Colleeon Lawrence
Lynn Dozier
Matthews
Ocie Lawrence
Marvin Yarbrough
S. J. Higginbotham
John McCant
Edith Moore
Nancy Reeder
Linda Smith
Miss Lawrence
Hedge hazards in suburban driveways and safety ideas
The piece discusses how tall hedges and privet lines near county roads create blind spots for drivers. It suggests two options: trim the hedge three feet or move it back to provide safe visibility. Hedge plants are hardy and can recover after pruning or relocation.
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Suburbia
Dear Miss Dix Advice Column Fragments
Readers seek guidance on marriage age differences, affection, and honesty. A 17 year old plans to marry 28 year old Jimmy amid unreliable behavior and little affection, while another letter questions love versus security and a third asks about a toddler birthday party and whether mothers need cake and ice cream.
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Miss DIX
Jimmy
Muriel Nissen
Mother’s
Lydia Bible Class Meeting at Kelly Home
The Lydia Bible Class will meet Tuesday night at 7 30 in the home of Mrs James B Kelly at 506 10th Ave SE for the gathering.
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Lydia Bible
James B. Kelly
10Th Ave. S.E
Real Sheep Cure Insomnia Says Wilton Shepherd
Sydney Edgerton a Wilton part time shepherd who commutes to New York believes real sheep help insomniacs count fewer sheep. He and wife Madeline raise sheep for seven years and he recounts nightly routines and a record spring lambing with twins and triplets and a bourbon milk bottle mix to soothe newborns.
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Wilton
Conn
Sydney Egerton
New York
Edgie
Madeline
Edgerton
Farm experts urge immediate breeding after lamb sales
Farm experts advise breeders to start mating ewes as soon as the lambs are sold to maintain flock productivity. They emphasize synchronized breeding plans, pasture management, and careful record keeping to optimize lambing intervals and overall yield.
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B’ham Civic Ira
Senns
Charles Whatley
Rodney
Philip
Gadsden
W. C. Whatley
J. W. Dobbins
Carl Gentsch Jr
Burlingame, Calif
W. A. Hoppers
Dan Lovett
Pat
Texas
Dallas
Lovett
Rice Jackson
Florence Marshall
Meridian
Carl Gentsch Sr
Columbus, Miss
Caswell Hayes
Oneonta
Peggy Hayes
Camp Winnataska
W. S. Adams
Scottsboro
George Adams
Harry Jonas
Buster’ Bell
Huntsville
J. H. Greene
Booneville
Miss
Fannie Madison
Warrio
John B. Wood
Mr. Wood
Cookie Wood
Mahlon Yarbrough
Montgomery
William Radcliff
Munice
Indiana
J. E. Horton
Macedon Farms
Aubrey R. McKinney
Elizabethton, Tenn
W. Self
C. K. Templeton
Bruce Wil
Robert Rosson
Panama City
R. W. Puckett
Milan,Tenn
John Cooper Adams JR
South Pasadena
Calif
Nashville
Athens
Malcolm S. Adams
Darby Visitors
Bruce’ Nelson
Nelson
Atte. Puckett
Stanley Ames
Rochester, N.Y
A. D. Powers
B. M. Simonton
Memphis
Carmel Roberts
Panama City, Fla
N. V. Culpepper
Bobby Terry
Marvin J. Terry
Ed Terry
College St
Doris Rait
Becky
Robert Rice
Rosalind Rice
Fritz Hartung
Otto Hartung
Freda Hartung
Guntersville
J. F. Davis
Jack Long
Biloxi
Geoge Kling
Iowa
Mrs. Leon Clancy
St . E
Benjy and
Lee Rhodes
B. E. Rhodes
Alpine
Tex
B. E. Isbell
W. H. Isbell
Henry Powell
Sterchi
AP News
Dorothy DIX
Anna F
Fil
Kathy
Regina Hunter
Thomas F. Hunter
Oak Ridge, Tenn
W. C. Hunter Sr
R. D. Clark Sr
Eliza Coffee Memorial Hospital
Florence
Vera Phillips
Tisha Foster
Waterloo
Gladys Huffman
Charlotte Thomas
Sheffield
Sue Brown
Tuscumbia
Alice Andrews
Barton
Etta Patterson
Andreson
Bessie Kingsbury
Haleyville
Marie Lash
Rogersville
Virginia Berryhill
Annie McGraw
Anderson
Lethal Griffin
Opal Smith
Pearl Flynt
Etta Eaton
Inez Risner
Willie Albin
Faye Newman
Wylodene
Lyle Studio
Charles Thomas McCrary JR
Charles T. McCrary
Seventh Ave
N.W
Russell Kent
J. G. McCrary
Vivian Brown
City Park
Second Ave
North Alabama
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