Milford chronicle., 1948-05-14
Music Festival At
COOlspring Sunday

"a spring music festival will be
presented by the Northern and
Western Sussex county Glee clubs
on Sunday, May rs, at $500 p. M.
at the CoOlspring Community Cen
ter, Harbeson The northern Sus-
sex group, with Mrs Elizabeth c..
Bennett, who is the supervisor of
music for northern Sussex county
as its directress. will present the
following numbers:
America Ny Own-Noble Cain.
He Who is Noble@F. f. Fleming.
Go Down. Moses Spiritual.
.Cindy Square Dance n Double
Quartette.
s0ld Black Joe-S. Foster
tMassa Dear Drovak.
s(Played on flutes, autOharps,
and bells)
Mrs. Bennett's group is COM
posed of the following personnel:
Soprano
Pearl Gilmore, El0ise Chapman,
Lincoln: Joan Clark, Milton; Lii
liam Duffy. Nassau; Agnes Hurst,
Milton Charlotte Ingram, Ellen
dale: Marion Street, Rabbits Fer
ry, and Margaret White Milton.
Alto
Jean Allen, Nassau; Bertha Crop
per. Slaughter Neck; Claudine Hy-
Ter. Linc0ln: Fannie Spaden, Ellen
dale: 0levia NAPLES, Milton; Anna
Wright, Rabbits Ferry; Esther
Young Milton.
Tenor
Eugene Draine, Rabbits Ferry;
Melvin Duffie, Nassau; Bermes
Duffie, Nassau; Bernard Jefferson
Lincoln; De Waugh Fisher, Slaugh-
ter Neck: Russell Wright, Milton
James Hodo, Milton; Norris Har-
mon. Glendale.
weIton Cartwright, Lincoln;
Leon Duker, Glendale; Harold
Harmon. Milton; Granville Hazard
Slaughter Neck
Teachers assisting Mrs. Bennett
are
Nelson III. Nottingham, Slaugh
ter Neck; Mrs. r. Benson, Lincoln
Mrs. Claretta d. Elliott, Glendale
Mrs. Virginia NJ Clark, Milton
- MIS-. heNdJd w. dlSlluy nassau
Miss Hilda c. Norwood, Rabbit
Ferry
The Western Sussex group wit
Miss Elizabeth P. Slotter, who
the music supervisor for Western
Sussex county as its directress
will present the following selec
tiOns:
Rig-a-Jig College Song.
tFlutists. DOrine Hayes and Hel
ena Benson.)
(Autoharpists: Robert Kilb!
Henrietta Nichols. Leathi
Gaines and Ruth West)
Balm of Gilead- Edward Boat
ner.
Vfve College Song.
Stodola-Czech Folk Song.
Western Sussex Girls Ensembl
Beautiful Savior
Miss SlOtter's group is compose
Of the following pupils:
Soprano:
Olevia Haines, CaFoIe HamiltO
DoFine Hayes, Greenwood; Marga
ct Kiah. Bridgeyille; Virginia Pa
mer, BlOcksom; Ann Parker. Ov
ems Corner; Letahia Gaines, OV
ems Corner.
Alto:
Helena Benson, Frances Stewal
Greenwood: Martha Evans, He
rietta Nichols. Trinity; Delor
Brown. Blocksom; Nora Matthew
Concord.
Tenor;
Douglass Cannon, Bridgevill
Ralph Higgins. Greenwood; Wa
dell Veal, Bridgeville.
Bass:
Merrill Hayes, Greenwood: Ro
ert Kilby, Blocksom; George Es
Taylor, Bfidgeville; George Tral
nell. Concord.
Teachers assisting Miss Slot
are:
Mrs Sadie Neal and John Horn
Concord; Mrs. Mary N. West a
Webster Jolley, Greenwood; M
Lettie Stanley and George Dreddi
Bridgeville: Miss Martha Eva
and Miss Sarah Dickerson, Trinit
Mrs. Mary Adams, Blocksom; M
Marion Collins Owens Corner.
The combined group under
direction Of Harry Andrews, gu
conductor, will sing the follow
selections:
Bless This House-May H. Bra
All In An April Evening-R 1
ertson.
We're You There -Burleigh.
America The Beautiful-Hel
Snead.
tDescant sung by; Hazel Sne
Grace Hovington. and Fran
Slamer, Howard High School, v
mington.)
Mr.. Andrews is at the pres
time the music supervisor at HI
ard High School, Wilmington.
is in charge of their band and :
club. Mr.. Andrews formerly wa
music supervisor in the pu
schools at West Chester, Pa. Z
ing World War III, he was assist
band director to General Deveri
the Mediterranean theater Of v
Mr. Andrews will be remembe
as the soloist at the general M
ing Of teachers last September
the Dover Field House.
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