Traveling photo exhibitions sell modern art to schools
The Museum of Modern Art will tour five photography shows to schools and colleges through early 1963. Edward Steichen Irving Penn Liberman's The Artist in His Studio and two two man groups with Callahan Frank Clergue Ishimoto are included. PFA Exhibit IV is led by Beau mont Newhall with help from NMH Eastman House and professional groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Kinch
United Press International
Museum of Modern Art
Edward Steichen
Irving Penn
Alexander Liberman
United States
Harry Calla
Canada
Han
Robert Frank
Lucien Clergue
Yoshuhiro Ishimoto
Waldo Rasmussen
Photography
Beaumont Newhall
PFA
Newhall
George Eastman House
Rochester
N.Y
Ivan Dmitri
National Press Photographers Association
The
Photographic Society of America
Professional Photographers of America
Schools of Photography
Dmitri
Teagarden to Perform Tonight at Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Jazz trombonist Jack Teagarden, known as Big T, appears in a 1:15 p.m. concert at Lubbock Municipal Auditorium presented by the Texas Tech Student Union Special Events Committee. Admission 73 cents students 1 dollar faculty 2 dollars townspeople. The Vernon native born in 1905 has long been tied to blues flavored with New Orleans style and has played with famed jazz figures. He and his sextet have toured the Near East to the Far East under State Department auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Teagarden
Big T
Tthe
Texas Tech Student Union
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Teagarden
New Orleans
Rampart Street
Basin Street
Near
Middle
Far East
State Department
Vernon
New York City
Snow and cold to hit Atlantic to Great Lakes regions
Snow and flurries expected in the north and middle Atlantic coast through the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes. Light rain in the Pacific Northwest coast and light snow in the northern Plains. Cooler air in the north and middle Atlantic, while the Southeast and Southwest warm slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Plains
British Labor Leader Plans Moscow Visit for Talks with Khrushchev
Labor party leader Hugh Gaitskell announced he will fly to Moscow on January 1 for four days, invited by a Supreme Soviet group. He will also visit Leningrad and discuss global issues, disarmament, Berlin, and East West tensions with Khrushchev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Moscow
Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Leningrad
Berlin
Lamesa Baptist Bell Choir Gains Notable Distinction
Lamesa’s First Baptist Church forms a high school student bell choir directed by Ed Wittner. The 11-member group with nine regulars and two rovers performs on 28 Tru-Sonice bells donated by the Beckhams, tuned to 440 pitch. They’ve given concerts in the Davis Mountains Odessa and Midland and were invited to Baylor University’s Youth Choir Clinic next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Beckham
United States
England
Holland
Wittner
Hobbs Faculty Vote On Social Security Participation
Hobbs teachers and principals held a vote among 196 members. One hundred thirty nine chose not to accept Social Security provisions, while future hires will automatically be covered. New Mexico already has a separate teacher pension program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOBBS
Charles L. Mills
Mills
New Mexico
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Jobe
Lubbock
Texas
PER. MO
Mr. North Lubbock
Namad
Lamesa
Lamesa Optimist Club
J. W. Pryor
Donna Jane Pryor
Dawson County
Pryor
Lamesa High School
Gkersah
Pont AG Leieseg
Caprock Shopping Center
Lamesa Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Dallas
Fort Worth
Doelon
Levine
Levine's
Timely
East 4Th ST
E. 4Th ST
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