Flint Spokesman [Volume: 2, Issue: 19]
' POT ass + & s we ai eo ~SATURDAY, JULY 26,~1947. 7 THE FLINT SPOKESMAN Camp Meeting Choir Contihues The: Camp Meetin~ oir is continuing~ ifs~ gobdwill~ cortcert tour and will be appearing in Florida for the rest of July; in Geprgia. for the first half of August; ind in the Carolinas and ' Virginia for the second half of August. This tour is being booked by International Artists Cor-. poration, 420 Madison Avenue, New York 17, New York. J. Gaffield Wilson, well-known and personable director of the. Camp Meetin~ Choir, reports that. their current. goodwill tour is attracting much* Targer crowds than _ ever before - -attended their~ con Tiers, certs. He attributes this to the growing popularity of the Camp - Meetin~ Choir and to the inherent love of the Negro spiritual -on the part of all people, regardless. of race, color, or creed. The Camp ~Meetin~ Choir features Ji Garfield Wilson as~ director; the: Southern Gospel CarAmerica~s most popular _ Septet; the Swaneer~s Quartet, a Concert Tour 1 Se great male foursome; and several of the leading solo voices, in the concert field. The Camp Meetin~ Choir~s weekly broadcasts are now being heard over the erttire NBC coast to coast radio network~at 2:45 p. m Eastern Daylight Savings Time, every Saturday afternoon. Fan mail, with requests for the singing of the fans favorite Spir ituals, is so heavy that NBC con siders this to be one of the most popylar of their programs; and more and more of the NBC stations have been carrying the program, If you cannot hear the Camp Meetin~ Choir over your closest NBC siation, a letter to the station requesting that they carry the program is in order. Diamond Record Company reports a tremendous demand for the record album of Spirituals which. was recently recorded by the Camp Meetin~ Choir; and tens of thousands.of these albums have already been'sold., Wings Over Jordan Choir to. ~Celebrate 500th Broadcast on CBS ~The Wings. Over Jordar Choir; wilf celebrate its 500th broadcast over the CBS Network, on Sunday morning, August 10. This celebrated Negro choral ensemble has been a regular feature of the ~coast to coast Columbia Broad Be Seo ~casting System radio network ~since January 1938, except for ten months during 1945-46. when it went, overseas to bring its message of faith and interracial ~goodwill to millions of American and Allied soldiers in the Euro-,Pean Theatre of. Operations. This remarkable record of ' achievement is a credit to the Negro~s gift of original Spiritual music to America. CBS officials estimate the weekly listening audience~ at 10,000,000 persons who have developed the habit of tuning in on the Wings Over Jordan radio program each Suhtay morning at 11:05 A. M. Eastern Daylight: Savings Time. In 1940, the. National Association of Broadcasters named Wings Over Jordan as an important reason why. CBS was giver the George Foster Peabody Award for ~outstanding meritorious public. ser vice~ in radio. ~Since the Wings OVer Jordan Choir, returned frorh overseas, it has been busily engaged on a coast to coast personal appearance tour, having performed in more: than 400... different cities ~since April 1946. This tour is now taking them to California for a return visit and, on this trip, one of the major~ Hollywood studics has engaged Wings Over Jordan for a picture. This trip has taken them to 46 States and is still continuing, under the management of International Artists Corporation, 420 Madison Avenue, New York 17, New York. Their largest audience was 75,000 in Cleveland~s outdoor st tay dium.. é ~Reverend Glynn T. Settle, prominent Negro clergyman, ~is the director and, founder of the Wings. Over Jordan Choir; ard his is the voice that is familiar to millions of listeners each Sunday morning. The choir is conducted. by James~ Lewis Elkins, with Gharles E. King as co-conductor.; ~ |Studerits Win Applause MO |A. U. Samimér Schools Talent Night ATLANTA, Gd. ~ One of thie apie cf Mme. Loita Lecnard of most enjoyable offerings of the summer season was the Talent - Night program sponsored by the Music Department of the Summer School Thursday everting under the direction of Mr. Willis Laurence James. The talent presented included vocalists and instumentalists, as well as a male quartet.. All received hearty applause: Mrs. Sara\Owsley Stivers was the accompanist. Miss Corinne Flanders, soprano, of Brunswick, Georgia, who had beerr presented earlier. in the season at.a summer school Assembly, opened the\ program with two solos: I Love Thee (Grieg) and Take Joy Home by Bassett. Jacqueline Larkins, pianist, of Beaumont, Texas) followed with the selection, Hark! Hark! the Lark! by SchubertLiszt; and John Nielsen, bass, of Bloomfield, New Jersey, offered Handel~s Hear Me, Ye Winds and Waves artd Song of the Flea by Moussorgsky..Godard~spiano selection Second Mazurka in B was the choice of Mary Lucille Smith of Greenville, South Carolina: and as her contribution, Mary Ellison, Atlanta contralto sang The Black Bird~s Song by Scott and Cabin Boy Calli an original composition by ~Mr. James. Herman Williams; baritone, of St. Louis, Missouri;,who also had been heard earlier at a Summer School Assembly, sang The Blind Ploughman by Clark, and~ the popular tune On the Road to Mandalay by Speaks. ' The Quartet, *ir -which the singers were Joseph Brooks of Montgomery, Alabama,~ first tenor; Roger Newman of Montgomery, second tenor; Herman. Williams, baritone: and Robert James, bass, of Birmingham, Ala., delighted the audience with A Travesty on Quartet from Verdi~s overa Rigoletto, and also with Kashmiri Song by WoodfordeFirnden. Geraldine Ward Moore of -Atlanta contributed a cello. solo The Swan by Saint - Saens; and Cornelia Perry, pianist, won ~the plaudits of the audience for her rendition of ~Malaguena.~ Doris Milligan, soprano, of |; new York City, a nnd stu-~ New Yok City and a guest atist on the program, brought the offering to a close with two numbes: ~Cloud~~ by Chales, and ~A Birthday~ by Woodward. # Marrlage | Lleense Clerk.: Joins June Bridal Throng ~NEW YORK. ~ For nearly al year - Miss Tillie Zmurko has | toiled in the Bronx municipal building, typing marriage license applications~nearly 5,000 of them. _ When Clerk Dan Vona. opened. his wicket for the rush of early June brides, there, smiling at 'T him, was Tillie, determined to be | first. i} She said she met her Siiband:.to-be about the ~tirae she began typing applications!; Tough Topkicks Convert G.I. Joe Into Dapper Dan ~became G.I. Joe it turned him into le Dapper Dan, a survey just completed here reveals. - | Seeking sharpness, both figurative and literal, the nation~ s 46 million shavers now use ah average of '~~ razor blades annually,-in con ~trast to 43-before the war, -the sur- |. ~vey, shows. Army and- navy train~ing, which emphasized the daily shave, is considered the major factor responsible for the increase, according to Arthur H. Rogow, vice president of Eversharp company, in ~announcing results of the survey.: The average doughboy or gob, stimulated by tough topkicks and bellicese bos~ns, used an average of ~125. blades annually, he pointed out. | Thisé war-born habit of frequent ' trimming of:the underbrush was re sponsible for skyrocketing sales of razors and blades made by American manufacturers to an all-time high estimated at 80 million dollars during 1946, Rogow said. 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