Piano Recital At Moulton Heights School Auditorium
The annual piano recital of Mrs. Joe Burt’s pupils was presented at the Moulton Heights School auditorium. Stage decorations depicted an enchanted garden. The program featured numerous student performances including piano solos, arrangements, and a vocal number with ushers Shelba Key, Susan Mitchell, Willamina Johnson, and Nell Standridge assisting.
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Moulton Heights
Sullivan
Joe Burt
Baron Cockrell
Man
Wayne Lamon
Thompson
Ann Free
Waldo
Wayne Free
Armour
Virginia Green
Smith
Betty Ann Smith
Leslie
Larry Hill
Liebestraum
Liszt
Peggy Counts
Birdling
Aaron
Shirley Wilhite
Dixie
Weybright
Charles Mac White
Ganschal
Brenda Gulley
Novelty
Larry Douglas
Rea
Betsy Burden
St. Mary’s
Mary Cole Roberts
25 Years Ago Today May 28 1929 Local Guest Arrivals
Miss Mildred Martin of Birmingham will arrive Wednesday to visit her aunt Mrs. F R Benson. Families travel and guests include Emmie Frances Polhill en route home from Judson College Marion, Laura Davis Athens College faculty visiting with Hartwell Davis, and other relatives from Trinity Birmingham Huntsville Camden Laredo Talladega and Birmingham arranging short visits and returns.
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Mildred Martin
Birmingham
F. R. Benson
E J. Polhill
Emmie Frances
Marion
Judson College
Laura Davis
Athens College
Hartwell Davis
William Steed
Trinity
Winifred
Mary Bonar Tinsley
Martha Stringer
Talladega
J. H. McMath
Foundation Delays Work On 3 Schools For Negro Children
The Olin Foundation delays construction on three Southern Negro schools while reviewing the Supreme Court's anti segregation ruling. Dr Charles L Horn says the decision will be thoroughly studied and notes the foundation may alter policies though it plans to continue building. The foundation has funded schools nationwide and is financing a $600000 Negro vocational high school in Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Olin Foundation
Supreme Court
Charles L. Horn
Minneapolis
Horn
Clemson
S. C
Atlanta
Alton
Ill
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Birds Nest Forces Newspaper Swap in Saranac Lake
Mrs. Lee Gillespie plans to have her evening paper delivered by a neighbor until a family of birds in a road side newspaper tube raises its brood. The birds’ species are unknown and the nest blocks her regular delivery.
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Saranac Lake
N.Y
Lee Gillespie
Gillespies’ Road
Distribution Of Surplus Food In Walker Studied
In Birmingham officials will study distribution of surplus food in neighboring Walker County to determine how the program can be operated to aid needy families. The effort seeks a practical approach to extending nutrition support to residents facing hardship.
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Birmingham
Walker County
Food aid needed for 60 000 in Jefferson County
Dan R. Houston of the CIO Steelworkers outlined to the Jefferson County Public Welfare Board that 20 000 Birmingham area families, about 60 000 people, require federal surplus food. He and welfare director A. H. McDanel urged fact gathering on distribution and the Walker program as Walker County is declared a disaster area from mine closures and resident migration. The federal government could send 21 freight car loads monthly to Jefferson, but local agencies must handle storage and distribution.
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Jefferson
Birmingham) County
Houston
A. H. McDanel
Walker County
Federal
France Coal Output in 1953 Compared to U S Mines
France produced about 60 million tons of coal in 1953, roughly the amount U S mines emit in two months. The comparison highlights differing scale in European and American energy production during the period.
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France
U. S
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Hoeeuirk
Curtis
Curtis Room
Saturday Evening Post
Time
Newsweek
Studebaker
AAA
E. A. Tillery
Ann Tillery
Warrier
Jane Irwin
Omer Parker
Richard
Camden, CO
W. T. Blackmon
W. R. Compton
Annette Bunn
Laredo
Tex
S. H. Malone
Huntsville
Foundation
BT Southern Engineering CO
Sake and Service
Decater
Market St. WW
Walker
Dan R. Houston
CIO Steelworkers
Cochairman
County
Labor Committee For Health and Welfare
Belk-Hudson CO
Decatur
Thrifty Belk’s
Women’s New
Lee
Cotm
Carpenters
Men's & Boys
Ray Ante
Paar
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