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Has Week's CoMe To TeMsiM ari Rafc-PngniK
MtU (CH. 5) I
SUfWKOAV. MNE •
•M Bis Picln»e
•:M The Compass
"From France with U>ve
irOO Howoy Uoody
[0:30 Ruff *n Reddy
!:» Flmthne
;i:3# 1>ei«ag« Frolic
1:00 Fiil Ftlm
1:16 The On DecJc Circle
135 Major League Baseball
S:SO Uovie Minature
9:00 Detective’s Diary
4:30 Championship Wrestling
8:30 Ostie & Harriet
7«) TBA
TM Booanza
t-M Man * The Challenge
{'M The Deputy
:3b tj. S. Open Golf Tourney
:30 Amos 'n Andy
"Kingfish At the Ballgame’
UiM Dateline
ll:iO Nigtiunare
'I)iana Barrymore, Brian
®«lev>
10
j,
>*>
SUNDAY, JUH« !♦
10:30 Contemporary 60
llflO Church Service
l*:eO Industry on Parade
It: 15 America’s Newsreel '
Album
12:30 Oral Roberts
“Looking Uno Christ Who I*
Our Abundant Life”
1«) Major League Baseball
4KM It is Written
•'Your Day In Court”
4:30 Facts of the Matter
4:46 Carolina News Review
5:00 Championship Golf
6i00 Walt Disney Presents
7:00 Maverick
8:00 Music on Ice
A:M Chevy Mystery Show
M:00 LoretU Young Show
10:30 Million Dollar Movie
“Prelude to Fame”
Guy Rolfe, Kathleen Byron
MONDAY, JUNE 20
8:30 Farm Show
7:08 Today
»:58 PoUticaW^awell
9:00 Bonier Room
10:00 Dough Re Mi
M:3D Hay Your Hunch
U.-OO Ptice Is Right
11:30 Concentration
12:00 Truth or Consequences
12:3D It Could Be You
1:00. Anos 'n Andy
S.-00 Queen For A Day
2:30 Loretta Young Theater
8:00 Young Dr. Malone
1'^ From These Roots
4!M Comedy Theater
4^ Adventure Theater
SiOO C^p'n Five—“Abbott and
S48 Abbott ’n Costello
8:05 Political—Sanford
6:10 Stateline
8:25 Weather .
8:30 Reeve
8:4S NBC News
7:00 Flight
“Show of Force”
7:30 Untouchables
8:30 Wells Fargo
' *^*00 Guon
9:30 Alcoa Theatre
10:00 Emmy Awar--s
Story
11:00 Dateline
11:10 Sportsline
11:15 Jack Paar
TUESDAY, JUNE 71 ''
8:30 Farm Show
7:00 Today
7:55 PdUUcal—Sanford
9-'00 Romper Rx>om
10:00 Dough Re Mi
10:30 Play Your Hunch
U.'OO Price Is Right
11-.30 Concentration
12:00 Truth of Consequences
|2;30 K. Cwild Be ,Yoi» ’ i .
11-:00 1%enaee FtoliQ
4-'00 Qu^en Du . /V
'^SO Lamta 'YbHag' Ivelitar.
J:00 Young Dt Halotiev '
y8:3Q From Vic^e Ro^a- W i
1:00 Comedf-Keiter^ ' ^ ’
4:M Adventure Theater
8:00 Cap’n Five
8:30 Quick Draw McGraw
8:00 ^p’n Five
8:05 L Beverly Uke—PoUUcal
8:10 Stateline
«rS> Weather
&90 Reeve
11:15 Political—Twr Sanford
Jack Paar
TNUHSDAY, 23
0:30 Farm SUow
Today
9K)0 Romper Room
10:00 Doug Se l|i
M:30 Play Y«ar Hiwli
11:00 Price U
lIsSO Concentrate
12:00 Truth or OonaaqntncM
12:M it C«uM fie You
1:00 Itanage Fnrtlc
2:00 Quecm Par A
2:30 Loretta Young Tbaatu
3:00 Young Dr. iHUona
3.'S0 Fran Tlieae *cm
t:00 Conedy ,
4:30 Adventure Ibaatie
9:00 PoUUcal—Buford
9:06 Cap’ll live
8:30 HtKkfefterrr UotM
8:00 ^’n Fiw
6:10 SUtallne
6:25 Weather „ \
8:20 Reeve
6:48 »»C Newi •
7:00 Tomhatmie Tanitaqr
7:30 Locki^ No. 1089
Master*
8.-0D But
8:88 nodiKer’i ^oioe
8:M te^elor Fiiter >.
9:30 Tennesiee £taiier>
10:80
10:80
11:00 Dattfine.
U:10 S^rtline
11:15 Jack Pau
7:48 Tlirpvgh
8:80
9:00 Roy Rogei^ ' ’
10:00 HecUf • ,
iL^ *' *
12:80 Out4i(Jr| ,
12:45 Bajjeball^itieadin , V
1:00
4:00 ABC
9:30 £dmM|r
6:00
6:M Award’
7:00 Hobert
f:46 NBC News
^'{X> The Lone Ranger
7:30 The Beal McC^a
8:00 Donna Reed
I ' 8:30 Journey to Understanding
l'.'»^:30 Rifleman
Wm M Sauad
Strifes 'n Sparei
.1:00 Dateline
11:10 Spmtsline
Jack Paar
^V, JUNI 22
8ho»
Boom
INu^ Be Mi
I flay Your Bsnch
ifritt Ii Riitiit
I CoBoentration
Truth «r Cooasqveiioaa
It Could Be Vm
'b Andy
“Madame Qv^’a Voiee”
For A
YoHBf tmmttr
Dr. Malone
Tbeee ftaota
Tlmrter
Theater
our Ufa
Tfi VbO*
ot'AU«i
MiM
8:30 Wan)
8:00 l(r. Ltttlii
9:30 Have Ottti).
IthOO G4idsi^(^
hOrU
10:30 Caniei'a
11:00
11:30 'JJopjc I
11:48 Meq Towi^
12:00 Ttiis iat^{
12:30 Casey Jotwt
1:00 School StaW,,
1:30 Tbit ‘
2:00 Elt^t ^4i*i.i»f .^c4
2:18 Sunday Moiii* '
4:30 Brok«n Ad6r^‘ A’
9K)0 Fa« the Nation
5:30 Hawaiian Ejr*
8;30 20th Century
7:00 Alaskans
8:00 Bd
8:00 G. E. Ilieatra ,
9:30 Hitchcock \
10:00 Jack Benny
10:30 What'a Hy
11:00 Sunday News Spcelal
11:15 Sunday Star UMiMl*
*•
8KW Readteg Proflrafli
7:00 Morniag 3u3ke»*$
8:00 CBS Xewa
8:10 Carolina Nem
8:15 Capt
8:00 Cartoon
10:00 Be4
10:80 On ttie ^
11:« I Love
11;98 DeeeatM
12:08 Uwe of
12:80 Boms
1:88 P«ggjr
ijeiutitaliMfi laMi
2:88 rat
»m MiSianaii*
8:88 Venlkt'^^
Bn 11a
FRIDAY, JONI >4
6:30 Farm Show
7:30 Political Saoford
7:00 Todi^
9:00 Komper So4m
10«0 Dough Re Mi
10:80 Play Your Hunch
11:00 Price Is Rl^bt
11:30 Coneetatratlon
12:00 Truth or Coosequenccs
12:30 It Could Be You
1:00 Amos'n Andy •
2:00 taeen ?pr A pv .
2:30 Loretta .Youngi^iliaatet
8.00 yei|i«'Di>..Mtolone
3:30 Fr^ Thm #A9t«
4:00 Comedy ne|^ '
4:M Adventnne TfaetiM
5.-00 Five
6:00 ^ii’« 5
7:00 Hhe eacly show ' if
“Fort Yuiw« ,
Peter Graves, Je^p Hoi
9:60 Ohaai|»itasW >
■Jadkpot Bowling
10:00 NflC Special ;
*11:00 ii^liiie . 'i ?v'.
11:10 IHil^ j.' A’
11:10 Spott^ i
11:19 Jaek Pm
JliNI 18
SATURDAY,
fl:4* BiwaHia
?M Caaey Jones
7M eawrBnne
SdM> FadMW Sno«M Bnft
8.-80 Dewey tWeeue
8:88 Ann JaWwa’n
WiM XenncMef
18 JO Jane AHyawi
lt.80 EleveMii. iKMr ItapMt
U:U Mrrie , ,
NoaritfAs Umm WoK
nW8MV, iWNC 21
8.-08 ItsaAng PMVnm
7)08 Moeaing JaaibarM
8)68 NewB
8:18 CaroUM Mem
8:18 Capt. KHHania
8:8b C^ilooii SbM
48.HB0 Red Howe Skmt
M:80 On Hw in
i£M i ham tMCf
urn Daoernbitmie
am U«e fl( Uia
lt:IB Bum* * A&8
1«8 Peggr Mann
1J8 As tke WnriW Varna
*m tow Mtar «r W«M
S J8 H4nae faMr ,
3:30 Verdict is Yourt
4:00 Summertiine •
4:H5 Sacret Storm
of Nyrt
idltanB
8:80 « Mi« Frlanda
,Pennts the Menace
4!# vm5^ EAwairla
?7:0O To Tiell the Truth
Bronco
8:M BoWe QiRis
9:00 l^trope
8^30 Red fikelton
10:00 Garry Moore
11)00 PMllilM 66 News
1|:I5 Movie'
Men Without Souls
WBDIM8DAY, ItmC 22
'7:00 MomAig JamtKiree
8:00 O^S Newt
,8:18 CiuNtlina Ne^i
>8:15 ^yt. Kaitgaroo
9:00 Cartoon Shop
10:00 Red Rowe ^ow
10:30 Ofa the Go
11:00 I Il4>ve Lucy
11:80 Dlewmher BHle
12:00 Love of Lit*
12:30 Bums & Allen
IKM feggy Mann
1.'^ As die World Titnu
2.-M Bettor or Worse
2:30 House Party
3:00 MiUionaire
3:30 Verdict is Youn
i 4:60 SutfHRertime
. 4:19 'Sejeret Storm
4;W £^e ,9f Night •
5K» B«ndlit«ha
8:80 iVeka .
ee 6to«ges
Weather
p(wgls ISdWardc
W ^$et
item Utto 8]^ce
9i00 iiUioMiM
r»i^ Got A Secret
Aiinstrong I Cifecle Theatre
P|MlUj^i^^^|iewa
AdrgentiAe «Nlght
THURiOAY. 'JUNI 23
'i:*' ■„ J'
4^ Proivam
Aaw*: ;•» .
CaNtliU
M6p \
fWvlBiMe ^SBow
on i^e 00^
^^jiier BrUle
hivb
« KTorM l^irM
ar Wone
»*i88 iniltouire ‘i-
»ii;rMcl li*To8la
iTiendt
$toom
8:30
i;|o VftMter - ■ a
®Wi|l*s E^anls
^ iWiiiae
8i)6 B4tty ^ttOD •
Btotfo'
psc££;;f
10.09 Secr«t World o EMie
Hodges
11:00 PMllips Newa
11:18 Star Theatre
The Halfbreei
ntlDAY, JUNE 24
6:00 Reading Program
7:00 Monilqg Jamboree
8:00 CBS Newa
8:10 Caroliu New
8:18 Capt ungaroo
8)00 Cartoon &iop
10,00 Red Rowe Show
10:30 M the Go
11:001 Love Liicy
11:M December Bride
12:00 Love of Life
12:30-Burnt * Allen
1:00 Peggy llann
1:30 As the World Tuna
2:00 For Better or Worse
2:30 Houae PMty
8:08 MUUootfae
3J0 Verdict ic Yoon
4:00 Summertime
4:18 SMMt SIWK
4-JO of Ni^t
9.D0 Bandstand
9:30 Rio na Tin
lUIO Tttree Stoogea
8:80 iaa6
9:40 Weather
849 Douglas Edwards
7:08 U, CMarabaU
7:30 Rawhide
8:30 HbUl Dc Pacaa
9:00 Desilu
10:00 TwUiilht 2;oim
10:30 BUck, SadIU
STATION WAAA
Winston-Sideiii
SATMKDAY
Sa«M as daily ontil SM p.m.
$M Tiiple A Oub at lUannic
Temple
8:00 RoU Jordan
8WN0AV
9:00 Sign on
7:00 Sensational SouthlAnOfers
7:80 In the Gat>den
(Rev. Hajrward)
7:48 Qnartet Tfana
8)00 Hm CmsaiMeiii
«:98 A VMt Ite SknMni
t:8fe AHMm tlnM
8:4B fMhiile Trtie Vine flalinew
Chnrch (Be¥. Venean)
9:88 GeW«n Marwaweew
UflB YMCA YWCAJtWofM
10:18 JduiMn * Mineral
H&ih'e ProsAflB
10:30 Pet Milk Pfo^^p • 1.
Il:()p Hyinn of the D|M[
tl:Ci M^aini; WdrshW X^
' Qi^a^ 9^i^tfClinrch)
12:00 Songs ‘for "^dly.
1)1:80 Weatker Begbrt^
12.81 Sootal Seeivit»"IVb|«*ai
12:W Chrtst Templd lloUneas
' CHuvoh 'ii
1)00 Echoes W Caivary
1«0 Bftl L8Bdford.!filMW
3:30 Cliurch of Uto lioud Jesas
Christ (Bish(«.flK C. Johnson)
3:38 Mutic'for Sundey
4.'45 Mrs. Jo Ann ISIement
4:00 Gate of Zion ,Ji«Uneis
0»un% i„„.
8:80 Musk for Siin^w
5:45 Orgiui Reveriiea
6:00 Sign off ,
MONOAY-fftVAY
5:00 Wake K> j'i'ime with
Beh R(iuttdM^> >
7D0 Big Breakfast wUt
Bob Roundtree ’
9.-00 Home ConvaitiBn Mth
Os(»r Alexander
lOKX) Momtag Devotiena > .
10:15 Obituary C(diteii
lft30 ■ ■ ■
11:00
BUMN BUBCT AMD LOV1BG
CUP . ; '‘Mkf TUMnnM Slata“\
elaef bkams brifMly as ttm > kc-
Mfti »h* Alpha Kappa' Mu
aM4rd l;|r sorarity. TMims-
ase. kt«to :|H*i)varalty iPratident,
Dr.i)|W.''8.' Davis (lefT) cali0l-a-
•ifatli D»«d aMd har ‘
nweHty.'deite Sisina Thnta, for '
winnint the trophy for thf
ond itraisht ya^r. Given by jhe
.Alpha Kapp Mu honor, soctfty,
the foW cup h' pr«senH|d.^eh
year Ip.tlie^ttarnily 6r U(>*rlty
With -ttte h>8hksr tcNvtahtic' a4er-
Vfla ama^g its. membars., If, the
OeHat can. win ttMt ,'^a^.' Vflay
can ratlM ♦his JewMry., , ^
ABaim by Sam Cooke Is
Ready For Release on RCA
10t30 Bill LandA>r4.£tew ,
11:00 Lan* .WiUiM^ Iwow
1:00 Daday-0 Altn^iiwef Show
Mamo sMm wmg
■ * • ■. 'i., ■ f ■:
1410KC
(MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
5:00 itm Henne^ Sidw
7:00 The Nbrfley fitted 8how
8:30 nie Hour -
9.-S0 BelU ^ M.
16:00 Dr. Jiye Show
11:00 Mother of the We^
11:1B airiritual .Eonoei .
Ut05"Bn»«, JgaiUlgr, fttOfU
12:15 Farm OHiuarW
12:|0 Pap ShoV,
1:80 Dr, JiHcltuW . .
SiOO £ar(^ttl Baiio Show
4:30 Oosp^l Tnla ■'
6)00 Rtwi^ ^ B Sign Off
' -r' ■' • t'--.
'■ 8i|it?W^,Y,;.-.
' ’ i ■ , ■ ' ‘*-i^. '
5:00 Bill :
7:00 tie NOI^I
9:00 The Dinmm-Ornglt'
Fiinn Bour-
8:ft Sne^.q>iM6iiHHi;Blll '
BiHHeitim^ .
i0)00 Bhowpase" •. ,
m is satui^/ nolte Mth
Sfll H(
12:00 Ni^g
.. ^tua
12:10 ^i>
,1:18 (3vil
1:30 Part}
3:Sp Oa^
4:30 Qoapel
6:00 WSRG
, Sign 01
^ ‘lltiuf wii^df8«{Ve»ed‘^ few' yerfS 'and “Th^ Foc^ siting*.
S^m Cooke, the, good-looking,
twraty*three year old singin)! sen
sation from Chicago, makes his
album debut on RCA Victor with
Cooke's Tour.”
In his smooth, meaningful style,
Sam takes a vocal trip around the
world. He sings of the City of
Light in “Under Paris Skies,” of
the South Pacific in “‘Bali Ha’i,”
the Eternal City in “Arriceder-
ic, Roma,” aiid then gives Latin
,^erica a whirl with “The Cof-.
fee Song.” and “South of the
Border.” Add a musical touch of
London, the BahiuiMs, ^d hre-
Und and you have been around
ihf world ip 33 and l/3rd RPM. 1
The new RCA Vietor, recording
ago. at the Los Angeles auditorium
singing with a gospel group xnbwn
as the “Soul Stirrers.” His first
tMording, “You send Me,” made
the record world sit up and take
notice in 1958. His background
Binging of theme music ic the
Cary Grant/Sophia Loren success
“Houseboat,” skyrocketed J hi*
career. eveA higher. %nce^ being
signed by Hugo & V^gi' of RCA
Victor, Cooke’s recordings “Teen
age Sonata” and ‘"You Under
stand Me” have added to Ms col
lection of hits.
A second album by Della Reese
has recently been released by RCA
Victor in response to the tre
mendous reception of her first
L. P. which was issued last Janu
ary. This second recording. "Del
la by Starlight” includes a host of
torch standards, old and mel
The artist conjures up ^o7ely
starlit imfges with "That _ Old
Feeling,” “I Had the Crajuest
Dream,” "Mor* T*an You Know,”
HMiy t#irie 10 Nie Tor
II Ae Far fast M Sum
Btaro' Belmonte, «**ie ccnoert their two and a lialf year -old son,
«Mt« «l 1i«e Oniwid tta*e« and David, wBl 1»e Phil Stein, ®icecu-
Mnpe Havw becwne ene rf the »ive Producer, in complete Aarge
•MXt artistlcatiy and linsieially of the program, four aecomj^uta,
noeetrfiri ventnres of Its type,
/ill ifHwflwee Iba one nian" even-.
three
and
singers,
musical
atage miffager
OMiducter. kMiiu
Bg” to aome rtf the leadmg «a* Merrick, BcUfeHte's long-tim^ puV
ions in the rjri" East this summer, licist, Will 'advance the towf.
The show will play both ^okyo
Beginning ivith a five day ap-
learance at. the Hawaiian Centen
nial celebration in Honolulu July'
InA (after two "brert in” dates in
Denver June 7tt and IjOS Angeles
rune MKh). JBelafonte then swings
7Ut teward Jlpan, the PhilUpines,
Australia, larari, Indi^ anid Greece.
Offering a tw« aOt 4»t>gram.of
ijSsentiiUy the same stmctMre that
te 1^re»ented t« New Yortc Palace
aMBenoea tot Smtfteen wvAb iart
sQ^son, 3alaf(mte will tr^el with
« relatioely llgltt comiwny..
Accompanying ihiita o;i.. the trip,
Jn addition to Mrs. Belafonte and
and Osaka in Japan; Metbaurne
and Sydney in Austr^; Tel'Aviv
in Israel and Athenk in Ciieece.
The contemplated atap in Jhdia
will be for non-professianal pur-
poBSfc.
At the end ,tKis tour, ln ,eariy
SeptembtT, B«4afonte andt i\ii
troupe will head or (x>ndon, Eng
land, for their annual BBC4^ ap-
t>earance. During Ms .«aty in lnaay
of these countries Belafonte hopes
to add to his ever increasing.i^eptr:
toire of folk material toy 1“tape
capturing” some local iolk 'tunia,
New Fraternity
Della’s pure, ilrtense, uninue
style is till with her, but she has
added something else . . . some
'^hing deep. As the producers
Hugo and Luigi, say on the album
liner notes, “Della has turned out
all the lights. She has hung a
cloud over the moon.”
appeijred
to keep up with the* steady de-
triand' tliat has existed since her
debut package, The Lata, Lata
Among the others were the
best-selling'bynamici and Tima fo
9t»(ni.^ ' '
bi Bi|Jla^ and Uuas,'Dakota for
(or tM jirtt . time on record sings
6:00 Spiritual Ei^aaa .
8:00 AMey lingen,- 'i ,
'8:15 Music far SnMy
8:30 Susie Wekver IHiiiKm
8:45 Gethsenume Xfle^orul
9:00 The Pet Milk PtoBram
9:80 Ceoper Foui
8:49 Harps of fla
10:00 Music for Sii
11:00 Church Servike^l
12KM News, Weathir'
12:10 iOWtuaciea
12:10 Album of Stan
2:00 Gospel Train
d:UO Eisliop S. Cj
4:30 Bishop SauiT
4:30 Thie Way
9:00 Hi-Ways to
«:M Evening
Sign Off
An estimated 7.1 million * per
sons were ct work on the nation’s
farms during the week beginning
With'a, J*rge ’orchestra. Sid Feller' April 17. This was three j>er-cent
t;ondih^ t{ie strings, harp and i less than late April of 1958.
nson
less ChMtdi
Why'^eod^
€baiSe’’Siifim
rtlaifier
TMHM
ante-gfiMii, tot aa|u>MlM
lllfl—They 1
Lady
SofAistkatioH, Low-Down Blues
Sung by Dakota on New Records
Dakota Station’s handling ,'of rhythm on "Some to Watch evar
sophisticated ballads is contrasted
with her feeling for low-down
blues in her new Capital album,
Dalnfta Staton Sings Ballads and
tha riluas.
We," "Why Don't You Think
Things Over," I'll Know and "Tima
Was."
In the remaining tracks, Dakota
is heard in her more familiar «et-
T4iis is the seventh of Capitol’s ting of small-band backing con
Dakota StaUoty.^lbui^s, which have ducted by Eddie Wilco)c.
d'Tn a' rapi4-ftre series H Two numbers from tl>e>
‘A^ha Tm Chi Jcatonity,. Inc.,
which was reoepntly oisanited and
intended to"be ,natioul and inter
national, is the first and only
fraternity to embrace all profes
sional men, inclading physicians,
^ntists, lawyers, chiropodists and
ciui-opractors.
Although it was organized by
Negroes, its Constittuion provides
that it may be interracial.
Its national headquarters and
birthplace is 2279 E. 00th Street,
-Cleveland 6, Ohio.
R$ national officers and found
ers are Atty. Eugeni F. Oheeks,
President; Judge Perry B. Jack
son, 1st Vite^’res.; Dr. R. T. Wise,
2nd Vice-Pres.; Atty. Wm. B. laun
ders, 3rd VicC'Pres.; Dr. J. D.
MeKda, Treasurer; Atty. Stanford
S. Smith, Financial Sec’y; Atty.
Carl A. Hunt, Rec.'-Correspondinff
Sec’y,; ^tty Wyatt C. Brownlee,
ParHamentarian and Atty. Rich
ard JL. Gunn, Sgt.-at-arms.
Hippd expansion the frater-
ttHv' ii 4XPMMI wtlii the -Mtablish-
nteUt of cha|(4efs iq cities 'through-
o«D>^
' Judge Perry' B. Jackson' tt'ho is
one of tiM fchuiders and first Ne-
gi^ to be elected Judge in Ohio
is Grind Treasurer of Elks, a 33rd
degree Mason; chairman of - Judi
cial Council of A.M.E. Church;
head of the largest Sunday School
in the U.S.; member of six bar
aysDciations including Am. Bar
and Nattonal Bw /rntTh
lormer prosecutor and member of
Ohio Legistature and Cleveland
City Council.
■ ■ . V
Elected
Continued on pa|e 3-b
album-
My Babe,”~and| Hanvwd^^ir.
Dark’' - aife''currently making
their way up best seller lists
a single record. / -.
0 —^
and place and Shaphard High
Sehaoi of Eal»ul«n, ftiirid placa.
Merrill Flood of Winton took
top State honors in the talent run
off with>a truinpet itolo end finish-
um- > •*®*>ind were Jo|hnny
yjgj,Washington, Wilson, a singer and
Francis Kennedy, Yadkin, piano
solo.
Winners in ttia quii^ contact,
IncludtM in aHar of placing:
Carey Bell, Jadnen; Louis
Caatafc Lawndala; Carlton Kaar*
nay, Conatoa and Frail Bro#n
Shallot!*.
A livestock jtidging team from
Dubois High Sc,hoi, Wake Forest,
took first place; . Dunbar High
School, East Spencer, second and
North Warren High Schpo) team,
Wise, third.
Her fnother or Her si&teof?
•OTH BIMOY YOUTNTOL, NATt|RAL4MNIN«HAIR CBLOR
Whathar you want tha adtaoMnt at a dlffenant
hair Bhada, or want to give new Ufe to dull 6V
gray iMdr.. .Snaiat on thaloog^laating haircoior
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‘‘Rise Up Singing^
Fred
Directs Singers
in Spkiluajs'
The long association of (japitol
Records with Fred Wating and the
Pennsylvanians had never'jaroduc-
ed an album of spirituala| until
the release today of Risa Uft Sing-
in'.
Since the Pennsylvanians^jendi-
tion of Negro spirituals, si^h as
the ones contained in this lAbum,
often prove show-stopperf on
their coast-to-coast concert'^ours,
it is no surprise that WariqR him
self calls'this collection "Om- all-
time l»est.”
The album displays some «f the
greatest selections of tlSls special
type of choral mush:: “JJfabody
Knows the Trouble I’ve
“Swing Low Sweet Chariot;V and
Joshua Fit the Battle of JertchQ."
Some are performed a cappella,
others with orchestral accompani
ment.
Says..Waring of the album: '"The
process of learn^; to sing this
j|jreat ipusie is mppt OQ* of under
standing ^at one'of^hearsal. The-
song mw'f be perfected teetaiical-
ly, of course, 'but from the moment
the .notes and balance are correct,-
all thought of them must be lost in
the far more difficult quality Of
sincerity.” ^
Earlie Parker of Raleigh,Wt 8,
i& buildins -op his doiQUbliD^
unit by unit.
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and otomae
aut canallpa
Mt tha Niria alia box
Waih. 2, d!c
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