New Negro High School Opens in Dothan
Dothan prepares a $350000 junior-senior high school for 530 students on a 9 to 10 acre site at Tuskegee and Lake streets. The building features modern labs, a library study hall, a large auditorium, home economics facilities, a chemistry-physics lab, lighting upgrades, separate toilets, and steel lockers. Seventeen teachers and a principal will staff the campus, paid for largely from the city general fund with state aid.
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NEW Negro High School
Dothan
Eagle
Dothan High School
Dothan High
Flurry
Tuskegee
Lake Streets
Alabama
City of
John Ayres
Clyde Coe
Jim Brennan
Brennan
Coe
Maston O'Neal
Ayres
Watercolor Society Opens 9th Exhibit
The Watercolor Society of Alabama opens its ninth annual jury exhibit on the University of Alabama campus. Dr. J. B. Smith reports 63 paintings will be shown with 11 works from the University. Three hundred entries from 32 states were judged. University students and faculty won three of six awards including the Loveman prize of 200 to Glenn Bradshaw and the Society medal for best painting to Irving Lehman. First and second honorable mentions went to Agnes Bradley and Richard Zoellner. The show was judged by Arnold Blanche and Doris Lee.
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Tuscaloosa
Watercolor Society of Alabama
University of Alabama
J. B. Smith
University
Smith
Loveman
Glenn Bradshaw
Urbana
Society
Irving Lehman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Spivy-Johnson
William ‘Tidwell
Malone
John Parker
Agnes Bradley
Memphis
Arnold Blanche
Doris Lee
Wood‘Stock, N.Y
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