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NEGRO CHOIR i:RESENTS j^ROGRAM
On Monday evening at 7:30 o«clocli
ihe Dillard High School Choir frem
Goldsboro gave a program In the
college chapel*
The delightful program consisted
of many outstanding selections.
The entire choir sang ”Lo, a voice
to Heaven Sounding," by Bontransky,:
and "Hymn to the Trinity," and
"Sanctus and Benedictus by Isch-
aibowsky* The Girl»s Glee Club
then sang "in These Delightful
Pleasant Groves," by Purcedl, fol
lowed by the Boy's Glee Club’s
slngipg of "Sanctus" by Shubert
and "Oh Bon Jesus" by i^alestrina,
, The Boy's Octet sang their own ar
rangement of "Sweet Adeline." The
last part of the program consisted
of the entire group's singing
"Mighty Like a Rose" by Nevon,
"Morning," by,Speaks, "Show Me The
Way by Hunter, and "Pare You Well"
by Dett,..
G, Van Hay, the director of this
well-trained group, is a graduate
of the St^hool of Music of Hampton
Institute* He was for a number of
years soloist with the famous Hamp
ton t^hoir a?^d has had a successful
auditio:^ for the Ford Symphony Hour
program,
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baii^uet pgr second-year students,
On IVesday "Evening, Aprii“l'g^ at' '
7:30 o'clock* the second-year stu
dents will attend a formal banquet
in the dining hall, President Rob
ert Waters, when quierod concerning
the banquet stated that it is a
general get-together to talk over
a few matters of importance. The
banquet and program will be presid-i
ed over by ieresident Waters as it ■ !
is a strictly student affair, I
orchestra to ^ flora MCDONALD
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Jimmie Byerly and his Orchestra
accompanied by the girl»^ trio are
stepping out again Friday nighty
This time the trip is to a fair
field full of flower^’ and lovely
ladies—Flora McDonald College in
Red Springs, Mr, Byerly ±s taking
the whole outfit along this time—
some that haven't made a trip be---
fore.
The group that is making the trjp
consists of four saxes, Cotton,
McClees, Whelessy and Andrews; six
brass. Auger, Andrews, Stearns,
^erry, Brower and Mr, Byerly him
self; three rhythm, rage, Danie^l's,
and Belcher; flute, Gossard; and
the girl»s trio, Nlta, Kat, and
Margie, V ' ,
This is the largest group that
Mr, Byerly has used on any of his
outside engagements this year.
They plan to leave abodit two
o‘clock Friday afternoon.
Among the more recent additions
to the band's repertoire which
they plan to uee at Flora McDonald
are the new Jack Mason arrangement
of Hoagy Charml-chael' s immortal
Stardust," Count- Basie■•s arrange
ment of ' jumpin' at the -Woodside'',
a recent revival of the old stand
ard jive number "Johnson' Rage",
and several of the current ballads.
The Starlit Hour," "The Wind and
the Rain in Your Hair " "one ClpiV..-
ette for Two", and "itve Got My
Eyes on YouJ'
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' LouisBURG Dances
On 3aturda.y evening, April 13-
the students attended a formal
dance in the socija.1 hall from 8 tili
10 M, Music was by Jimmie Byer
ly and his orchestra.