MUSICAL NOTG^
By CELI«i DAVIDSON
Lti>t..w«ek,.; the Hillside Higli
vlioul Biiul, directed by 'Juiiepli
Mili'ticll, opened its spring »«-a
ii^n witli a coiKe^ in the high
'i'huul andilvriinq. Aaii)ili*»us and
niimbci*^ Afcrc pro
jrBBin«5(J‘ iMluding ^cverul favor-
inarchcs gnd overtures. The
gassion season was represcnlcd by
Howard itrtUt^qmcnt of the
pirittial,' "Were You There.”
In honor of thf, three hun-
^edtl^ annivcrsairy of Purcell’s
^ th,, hls tu^jrtil •“Trumpet Volt
inlary’' was V'perfarnKid by the
s admirable
I WiUiro Wlggliw
hksitui (comets^
m), Kldce Browfl
tios MilelieU (bar
kit Uog?r|, (Imws’),
ipittro^MiCos re,
I brass sextet.
'Senibie inehide
and Marion -
Majur Geer (In
(trombone), Ciii
itone), and .J(
Small en.scjihbtc
quire supcii«Kiirtut3^ctan>|i)p;
cach player. Tlcte '
were equal to-fhe
“The Imprcsano Oviflhurc" W
Mozart, closing" ilhti first halt of.
the program waskquife dclightfi^
Sp«cial praise ir^st be givien to
the solo worit b^ L,£roy :^^lke^
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THE CAROLINA TIMES
»AT., WAKCM », ifs» nvJMvmmm.gr s |
A. & T. Debafing Team Wins Third I
Place Honors In Field Of Forly-Six
Tp PRESENT COMMUNITY
G^bRA4.BH->Officer%, and mem
ber* «f th* Merrlck-Moore Me-
rAori*! Park AMOcialion arc pic
tured h«r« following raeent
me«tin9 in which they laid plans
to present the College Commun
ity Chorale in a concert this
spring. The Chorale, direct*d by
Howard Roberts, will be heard
in B. N. Duke auditorium on
May I ifi a beMfIt perfortnance
for the A»»#cl»tl«n'i Youth
WanH to Itnow Forum.
BK'JOKI.YN. N. Y.--Teams
rpsentins the IVfjrlh Carolina AAT
College at (ireenstioro. took fifth
place, a fieil of 43 colleges and
uiiiversitirs at the !2th anmial
ISriM'klyn Collr:;e invitatimal Dr
i>atc 'I'oiirnanient held here on
Friday and .Saturday (March 13-14).
The negative team, compoficd of
Walter T. inhn.'!»>fl, Jr.. Grem -loroi
and WaDac* Worthani, Kttsfj* -gh -
Pa., won all Im «l it* ■wtrt*# and?
th« affinaaHTe team of I *arl»
«’nniiinchJ«, Oirensboro and lay
m.»ivl Crtwif, DanriHe. won t »reej
»nd lost t^*» matches fm’ an v»er-i
ill reewrd of »2. They am».? •«1 4
I loUl of 363 poiBtSi.
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and -Charles Stanback, playing the
oboe and bassoon respectively.
This writer has great respect for
ia^ond who even attempts to
play (jither of these difficult in
struments.
The bland’s performance of “Car-
njytl Variations" featured the
Cornet TVio composed o^ Withro
Wigg'int, Ronald Stewart, and
Migrlon Wiggins. Earlier in the
moYith this trio, playing the same
nittjibcr, won third place in the
0«ega’ Talent Hunt Program. On
that occasion, the accompaniment
wai arrasged by the director for
t^yo:.. clafihets and piano. ^Mr.
Mitehcll played the piano.)
'"Pawannc" arrangen by Gould'
iind ‘•Ifirilphdia” by Sibelius closed]
tl)c program. The tatter, a difficuU|
tonb 'poem, was performed well
and interpreted with insight by so
yoiijtig a -group of musicians.
I'h^! iwnd-provided an enjoyable-
(^^‘rag.i^yynu.sic.^liacli member is
'i^’de'cl.' If 'rucsda-Jf
fitiance was any in-
.the band will bring him
,e from tiie Central Dis
(rtejt'ltond Festival. Tliis event will
b4;h«ui\ttt A & T College on April
7W--VVit^ good rating in .tlie
fi^^oiA|t)«stition, they will he eii’
■yi’eaclicrs (Jol-
gffiEMSTlillfe State Dand Foslivsl
I^P^.Majft; ‘ I
has the best wishes of!
y—^ I
,tl»e‘t*hUrcli choirs arc pre-
pmi^gvwcctail mutik for the l£as-
Wiicn you congratui
a^-U^^Jtiitiistcr for his inspiring
do not forget the choir
i^oil^h^ dn# director. They, too,'
much time and energy
.
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fiatured in tkeSOwU
CADIZ
in their efforts to help make the
day a glorious one for each of us.
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FUNERALS I
MRS. MATTIE PONDirR |
Funeral services for Mrs. Mattie
Ponder, 85, of 1404 Hailey Street,!
were held Saturday at 11:00 a. m. |
at St. Mark A. M. E. Zion Churci^.
Mrs. Ponder died on March 19.
She is survived by two daugh
ters, nine grandchildren and six
great grandchildcen. Reverend R.
L. Speaks officiated. Interment
followed in Beechwood Cemetery.
Amcy Funeral Home was m
cliarge of arrangements.
0-
MRS. LOUVENIA C. CROSS
Mrs. Louvenia (Jhavis Cross, age
!)4, of 1117 N. itoxboro Street died
;Marl'li 2i in a local JU.i),spJl,ai^.,, ;.; ,„
I'uiUTal .service will ,1)C held
Suiiilay, March U!) at 2:00 p. ni'. at
llie ilouers Grove Churcii. Sur-|
vivors inclule two neices,' four!
iiepliews and one cousin- '
liurial will fojlow in the cliurch
cemetery.
6- - .
MR. CLYDE BARBCS
Mr. Clyde Uarbee," 30, of 300
Gray Street, died in a local hospi
tal Friday, March 20.
Funeral .Kerviccs were held
in Uurham at a local fu
u(!ral chapel, on Monday, March
23. The Hev. liaruiU Uoland off:
riated.
Survivors are his mother, Mr.s.
5lola Alien ISarliee, one broliier,
three -sisters, two unrles, ami two
auhls, and a grandfather.
Burial followed in Beechwood
Cemetery.
Clyde McPhatter To Headline Big
Show At State Fair Arena April 3
Clyde McPhatter, the one-time ■ ganizfhg his Dominoes, and he
Durham shoe shine boy. who de-| signed- on Clyde. During his three
cided to stop singing for pennies I years With Bill Ward,. Clyde was
and soon thereafter hit the big responsible for the success of
time, will be one of the featured many recording hits includmg
“Have Mercy Baby,” “These Fool
ish Things,’" ‘The Bells” and “Do
Something For Me.” i
In 1953 ^de once more got
the urge to lead hjs own group
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performers in the “lUggest Sljow
of for ’50 which will be! at
tiie Stale Fair Arena iu Itateigh
oil Friday, April 3- *'
At the aw of five, (Jly^je-ms
already .lead trnor in his jfailier.s
church choir in Ourham^. At lliie
age of 13 he had already ongan
Ized his own go-spel singittg; «iu»r,
let, wliich was much ill llpnlaiKl.
for after scbool appearanceii' in
New York City. Clyde continued
with his carrc'r as a gosix-l silver
after graduation from hich schod,
and before long Hilly Ward dis
coveticd Clyde.
Billy was at that time ji(s|, or
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MRS. CARRIE DUKE
Funeral services for Mrs. Car-
rie Duke, of 913 Scout Drive was
held Saturday, March 21 at 1:00
P. M. at St. Mark A. M. E. Zion
Church. Rev. R. L. Speaks offi
ciated. Burial followed in the
Beechwood Cemetery. She is
survived by a cousin, W. B. Mea
dows, of Durham.
Burthey handled the arrange
ments.
I'Vrreli SIrcctj died at his hpinc;
March 22.
Funeral services were hehl
Wednesday, March 25, in .Scarbor
ough ami llar;'ett Funerid Chapel.
The Hev. T. C. Graham orficiated.
Surviving i.s a sister, Mrs. Emma
■^bson. -of the home.
Burial followed in Beechwood
Cemetery.
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