Lubbock Middle School Singers Stage Two Night Music Festival
Readable schedule for the annual spring music festival in Lubbock. Intermediate and sixth grade choirs from multiple schools perform at O L Slaton and R W Matthews venues, under direction of Mrs Sue Lovett and others, with audience singalongs and guest performances by Thompson Junior High School choir and Slaton guests. 616 students expected across five schools, with specific songs listed for each grade.
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Lubbock
Sue Lovett
P. F. Brown
George Bean
O. L. Slaten
Arthur H. Smith
Jack Meares
Glenna Roberts
Susan Blue
Shepherd
Dan Tucker
Jean Houston
Bill Barbee
Will
Sandman
Sweet Betsy
Pike
Montana
Marlin Hayhurst
Roberta Brady
Jean Sliter
Brady
Moses
LaRue Blackwell
Marvin Hayhurst
Carmen
Carmela
Anya
O. L. Slaton
Clifton Igo
South Side Baptist Church
America
Elizabeth Bostick
Harwell
Katherine Wells
Thelma Joiner
Hodges
S. J. Nabers
Slaton
Ash Grove
Santa Lucia
America the Beautiful
Caisson Song
R. W. Matthews Junior High School
Wolffarth
North Ave
Alma Lois Tyer
Reena Richardson
Pasquale
Lula Lee Golightly
Esther Odom
Pietra
Gyp
Texas
Carroll Thompson
Hunt, Cartier, Posey, Sanders
Dupree
Lubbock High
Carroll Thompson Junior High
Robert Walkup
Thompson Junior High School
Warren Forsythe
Laula Daniiels
LaVerne Davison
Wesley B. Smith
Elois Elliott
Mary and
Martha
Tennessee
Elliott
Carolyn Taylor
Texas Tech
Earline Ellison
Thompson
M. C. Overton
Roscoe Willson
J. T. Hutchinson Junior High School
Billie Barnby
Gary Garner
Billy
Joe
Polly Wolly 'Doodle
Diodora
Tootin’ Turk
Studia Pumpa
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Four Eye Injuries From Atomic Tests Confirmed
The Defense Department confirms four men suffered eye burns during 1952 1953 Yucca Flats tests in Nevada. Two injuries likely permanent, with two more on active duty. Earlier reports claimed none occurred. names were not released.
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Washington
Defense Department
Yucca Flats
Nev
Harrisburg
Sunday Patriot News
Tor
Nevada
Department
Lubbock Student To Make Mexican Tour
Abilene April 2 Special Uel Crosby Jr a 1954 McMurry College graduate is among about 30 students and faculty planning a 1200 mile trip to Old Mexico from April 6 to 11 The trip sponsored by Los Indios will visit Saltillo Monterrey and other towns and Crosby will drive one of the college buses He majors in history and plans to attend theological seminary after 1958 Other Lubbock area students joining include Eleanor O Kelley Barbara and Kim Jones and Fred McCreary
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Uel Crosby Jr
Lubbock High School
McMurry College
Old Mexico
Crosby
Uel D Crosby
Brownfield
Lubbock
Brownfields First Methodist Church
Los Indios
McMurry
McMurrians
Saltillo
Monterrey
Monterrey Technical University
O'd Mexico
Theological
Lubbock Area
Eleanor O’kelley
Matador
Barbara
Kim Jones
Muweshoe
Fred McCreary
Paducah
The Broker Name Origins From Wine Keg Openers
The term broker traces to the French brokiere meaning one who opened wine kegs. The role evolved from keg opening to selling wine and finally acting as an agent in diverse trades.
Floydada Public Schools Announce Easter Holiday Date
Floydada schools will observe Easter Monday April 11 per superintendent I T Graves. All campuses keep April 8 regular schedule except Andrews Ward School. An Easter egg hunt is planned for the afternoon and invites all children entering school next September per principal A W Coltharp.
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Floydada
Floydada Public
I. T. Graves
Andrews Ward
A.W. Coltharp
Liver substance may speed cancer growth in tests
Scientists report liver extracts accelerate growth of some cancers transplanted into animals and say the active substance is not vitamin B12. The team at Jefferson Medical College led by Paschkis Cantarow and Stasney seeks to identify the missing chemical to possibly slow or reverse cancer growth.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Science
Philadelphia
Karl E. Paschkis
Abraham Cantarow
J. Stasney
Jefferson Medical College
American Cancer Society
A. M. Bongiovanni
Children’s Hospital
University of Pennsylvania
Purdom Divorce Delayed by Reconciliation Petition
British actor Edmund Purdom faced a temporary postponement of his divorce when his estranged wife filed in Santa Monica Superior Court for reconciliation for the sake of their two daughters. The filing delays divorce action for one month to pursue settlement efforts.
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Hollywood
Edmund Purdom
Santa Monica
Woman At Galveston Will Be Arraigned In Murders Tuesday
A Galveston woman charged with strangling her two sons Calvin 9 and Conrad 8 and dismembering their bodies will be arraigned Tuesday to hear a habeas corpus writ and set a trial date likely in May or June. Newsmen from local papers and stations were summoned to cover the proceeding.
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Galveston
Foreman
Williams
George Belk
The
Galveston News
Orren Peterman
Bob Andrews
Galveston Tribune
Cecil Tuck
Galveston Radio Stabee
Australia Stores 124 Million Bushels of Wheat
Sydney reports Australia holds about 124000000 bushels of wheat in storage, outlining national grain reserves and potential supply implications for farmers and markets.
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Australia
Sydney
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