EASTER MUSIC- The Chapel Chorus of Ft. Bragg presents "The Seven Ust Words" by Haydn In a program at the Raeford Presbyterian Church Friday. Harlan Duenow Conductor Chapel Chorus To Present "Seven Last Words" Here The Chapel Chorus of Fort Bragg will perform at the Raeford Presbyterian Church on Friday evening, April 9, 1971 at 8:00 p.m. The composition being performed will be the "Seven Last Words" by J. Haydn. The work features a vocal quartet and mixed chorus. The original version of the music was written for string quartet. The reason for such work to be requested of Haydn was meditation purposes. Each musical portion was performed after a discourse of each spoken word for the congregation to meditate during the liturgical Good Friday services. Each of the words are sung by the chorus with the exception of the fifth word which is introduced by a tenor solo. Following the statement of each word, a discussion of the word is sung by the chorus. The quartet portions fo the composition will be sung by Trudy Johnson, soprano; Gerri Cathcart, alto; Willard Griffin, tenor; and Bryan Miller, bass. All four soloists have been very active in various musical groups in North Carolina. They are all members of the Cumberland Chorale and have been previous soloists with the Chapel Chorus. The Fort Bragg chorus had the distinction for many years of being the only all volunteer chorus to rehearse and perform for a complete concert season in the entire United States Army. Since their birth in 1963 the chorus has made three long - playing records and performed numerous times on area television stations. They have performed the complete "Messiah" with orchestra which is another first with army musical groups. They have the distinction of performing "The Passion and The Nativity According to St. Luke by Randall Thompson. Their normal concert season includes four major concerts at Fort Bragg plus engagements at other church functions and communities. John E. Williams, Professor of Organ at St. Andrews College of Laurinburg, N.C. will accompany the group. Mr. Williams has been rehearsal and performance accompanist with the chorus the past four seasons. Harlan F. Duenow, has directed the group for the past eight seasons. He is the organist ? choirmaster of the Main Post Chapel at Fort Bragg and is the musical director of the Fort Bragg Playhouse. He formed, and conducts the Cumberland Chorale of Fayetteville, N.C. and is presently serving as president of Fayetteville Symphony Association. This year's presentation of the work by Haydn will mark their second performance. They first presented the "Words" to the Fayetteville - Fort Bragg Community in 1968. The public is invited to attend the performance. Bookmobile Schedule MONTROSF. April 1 2- Mrs. Katie Cameron, Mrs. Elizabeth Lide, Mrs. Lenora Thompson, Mrs. R.W. Parks, Mrs. George Laton, Mrs. Archie Walters, Mrs. Shirley Potts, Mrs. Elwood Baker, Mrs. David Scull, Mrs. Howard Melton, Mrs. Shelby McKen/ie, Mrs. Verdell McNait, Mrs. Annie McMillan, Mrs. Peggy Holder. ASHLF.Y HEIGHTS April 15 -? Mrs. Doris Calloway, Mrs. Mamie McNair, Mrs. Jean Mayes. Mrs. Sandra Sheppard, Rosa Sheppard, Mrs. Linda Schuchard, Mrs. Gracia Currie, Mrs. Bessie Strother, Mrs. Jean Vanhoy, Mrs. E.P. Smith, Mrs. K.J. Smith, Mrs. Alta Stinenger, Mrs. Jennifer Locklear, Mrs. Oya Tanman. Miss Margarette In man'. School Menu WEDNES., April 14 Hamburger Steak Steamed Rice Green Beans Rolls Applesauce Milk THURS., April IS Vegetable Beef Soup-A&C Crackers Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich Chocolate Rolled Wheat Cake Milk jy?. sv Single Knit YOUNG EXECUTIVE SUITS H Double Double breasted with new wider lapels ... a trim waist . . . deep cen '?r vent. In popular colors and pat terns. Wide size range. CONVENTIONAL $35M-,40M HAGGAR RAEFORD DEPT.STORE Main StrMt Racford, N. C. SLACKS No B?lt 100% Dacron Polyntar Doubl* Knit ? Strip** & Solid* $16 00 J.K. Clark Is PR President CHARLOTTE ? J. Kenneth Clark of Charlotte, vice president and public relations director of North Carolina National Bank, has been elected president of the North Carolina Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA). He also has been elected to the PRSA Assembly, the rule ? making body of the national organization of public relations professionals. Clark, the son of Mayor H. Glenn Clark of Lumber Bridge and a graduate of Hoke County High School in Raeford, also has been elected a director of the N.C. Forestry Association and chairman of the association's public relations committee. Farm Items By W. S. Young and David Bodenheimer The possibility of conducting a one or two week Cotton Classing Short Course at Morehead City, N.C. in late June for producers, ginners, shippers and mill employees is being considered. The course would cover instructions and practice in cotton grading, stapling and machine testing using micronaire and Pressley equipment. It will take a minimum of 15 students to make the course possible. Tuition for the two weeks will be from J25.00 - 530.00. Persons interested in enrolling should contact the county agent's office before April 15, 1971. Cotton growers should consider several things this coming year. (1) There may be a problem of a short supply. This could escalate prices too high and could cause a shortage of certain grades and staples. The results could be that synthetics will gain ground. (2) D.D.T. will probably be used this year but hearings will be held shortly on the subject. (3) A grower can produce up to 10% more acreage, over and above allotment. (4) Herbicides should be incorporated 2-3 weeks before planting for better stand maintenance and early weed control. (5) Planting on beds provides early germination of seed and more vigorous seedling development. (6) Apply minimum nitorgen at planting (12-20 lbs.). Early nitrogen stress will enhance early fruitinR. A publication "Tarheel Timberman" is a new newsletter for the professional logging and pulpwood contractors. It is being published by the Agricultural Extension Service at N.C. State University. The purpose is to help logging contractors develop business management skills and provides a place to answer questions on any subject related to logging and timber management. Questions concerning the publication can be answered by County Extension Agents. Persons wishing to receive this publication free should send his name and address to 3033 Biltmore Hall, N.C. State University, Raleigh, N.C. 27607. THE NEWS-JOURNAL RAEFORD, NORTH CAROLINA THURSDAY. APRIL 8. 1971 PAGE 3 Shoes and Handbags for that Easter-Spring Look! PARADISE KITTENS LIFE STRIDE MISS AMERICA SOCIALITES RED CROSS JOHANSEN FLORSHEIM MR. EASTON FRONT ROW Quality Since 1872 Laurinburg, N.C. 6% 6% paid quarterly, two year term, minimum amount $15,000 00, increases must be in multiples of $100 00, automatically renewable A penalty of 90 days interest for premature withdrawal. HIGHEST RATE ON F S. L. I. C INSURED SAVINGS TIME FOR A LOAN TO RENEW 5.25% YOUR HOME BONUS CERTIFICATE - (Minimum $2,50C increases in multiple of $100 periods of 6 months). Automatically renewable Dividends paid quarterly. 4.75% Are you seriously considering adding a family room or en larging your living PASSBOOK - Dividends credited and compounded twice yearly on June 30th and December 31st room. Or do you need a new Flexibility in deposits and no notice required for kr.fk.r??.*? _ . , . ... , _ . .... . . bathroom or a new central air withdrawal. Deposit by the 10th and earn from the 1st. conditioning system? OFFERING COMPLETE VARIETY IN SAVINGS PLANS CHOOSE THE PLAN THAT FITS YOUR NEEDS AND RECEIVE THE HIGHEST RATE AVAILABLE You can do any one of these things with a home improvement loan from Raeford Savings and Loan. Just gat an estimate of cost for the labor and material from your local contractor or building supply daalar. Bring thoaa estimates to us. We can then make out a plan for your overall and monthly costs. Coma in, talk ovar your remodeling plans with us. Second mortgage loans are available to our praaant loan customers. Thare is no obligation, of course. RAEFORD Savings & Loan Assn. 113 Campus Ava. Phone 875 3213

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