Decatur Pianist David Gibson Sets UA Senior Recital
Young Decatur concert pianist David Gibson prepares for his UA Cadet Hall senior recital featuring Samuel Barber piano sonata. He will receive a Bachelor of Music June 2 with piano major and organ minor and plans to pursue a master's degree at Alabama. He has studied Europe and teaches, studying under Roy McAllister and Warren Hutton.
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Gibson
UA Department of Music
Roy McAllister
Warren Hutton
Common Sense in The Kitchen by W W Bauer M D
The housewife can improve health by planning kitchen layout and routines. Use lists to manage tasks and reduce fatigue from needless steps. Store frequently used items near the stove and sink, keep safety gear handy, ensure good lighting and ventilation, and limit children in the kitchen to prevent accidents.
Pianist Gibson Gains National Acclaim and Teaching Roles
A biographical sketch traces pianist David Gibson from Decatur roots to study at Whittington, Interlochen, and Peabody. Highlights include awards at Peabody, a New York Town Hall debut, praise from NY Times and Herald Tribune, Fulbright study in Germany, and performances with regional orchestras. He later taught at Blue Mountain College and now studies at his state university while noting a pupil who became Mrs. Gibson.
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Whittington
Birmiam Conservatory
Interlochen
Mich
Decatur High School
Colston
M. Munz
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
Peabody Conservatory
Paul B. Thomas
Marks Publication Society
Mexico City
Gibson
Town Hall
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Young Artists Management
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Hochschule Fuer Musik
Frankfurt
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Blue Mountain
Sarah Thornton
Jacksonville
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David Gibson
Gardens Prize Extravaganza At British Rail Stations
Six thousand railway stations run gardens window boxes and lawns around their premises while offering high competition prizes. The initiative blends transport hubs with horticultural displays inviting local participation.
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MCHS Names Honor Students and Valedictorian
Hartsel le Morgan County High announces Ann Hoffhaus as valedictorian for 1957. Salutatorians are Betty Wagnon and Saralene Bridges. All three join National Honor Society chapter with straight A records.
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Ann Hoffhaus
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J. C. Pettey
Betty Wagnon
Saralene Bridges
Morcohi
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Jack W. Hoffhaus
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L. T. Wagnon
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Double Trouble Milwaukee Car Mixup Ends with Police Fix
Gerald B. Junion started a car that was not his and drove away before noticing the color difference. Meanwhile Mildred Henderson tried to enter the wrong car when the keys wouldn’t fit. Police identified the mixup and returned the vehicles to their owners.
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Milwaukee
Gerald B. Junion
Mildred Henderson
Autos of the Same Make Dominate Car Market
The article notes that cars of identical make and model with similar color tones are common on the road. It also states that natural gas has grown to become the sixth largest industry in the United States.
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Semmes Motor Sales
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