Faberge Host To
April Birthday Employees
The Faberge. Inc.. Raeford
plant management gave a birthday
lunch party and gift cciiilicates
Thursday to the plant's employees
who have birthdays in April.
August Zitzman. Faberge's cor
porate vice president for manufac
turing who also is the general
manager of the Raeford plant,
played two roles. He serves as the
host for the monthly birthday
parties, but Thursday he was a
guest as well. Zitzman's birthday is
April 26.
The other April birthday people
are Murray Ferencz. Carolyn Mc
Innis. Charles Barrow. Mary Win
burn. Cornelius Joyner, Melvin
Lockiear, Ruby Easterling. Shirley
Lightsinger, Brenda Malloy. The
resa Lockiear, Bobby Benton. Don
ald Wilson. Barbara Matthews.
Dasiree Hough, Odell McGougan.
Myrtle Purcell, Sarah Mclntyre.
Mary McQueen, Nancy Oldham,
John McRae, Lillian Chavis, Annie
McGeachy, Clemateen Haynes,
Denise Livingston, Vann Mcin
tosh. Alma Graham, Will Boddie,
Neal Smith, Joyce Barrow, Sandra
Benton, Daisy Bratcher, Regina
Sanders, Willie R. Shaw, Shirley
Loyd, Willie Galberth, Helen Mc
intosh, Lacy Richardson, Ralph
Gonzalez, Rose McGregory. Sara
Barton, Beatrice Harris. Peggy
Brock, and James H. Smith. Jr.
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Sara Barton just blew out the candles on the birthday cake. [Staff photo.]
April birthday employees having birthday lunch and going through the
'chow line' in the plant cafeteria Thursday. [Staff photos.]
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Moore County Choral Society Plans Concert
SOUTHERN PINES: Robert A.
Engelson today announced and
commented upon the May 30
Moore County Choral Society
spring concert program, to be given
in the Cardinal Ballroom of the
Pinehurst Hotel at 4 p.m. and 8
p.m. that Sunday.
Mr. Engelson is in his first year
as music director of MCCS, having
joined that organization last Sep
tember. He came from several very
successful choral directing and
teaching posts in the Minneapolis
area and is currently head of the
music department at St. Andrews
College. Laurinburg.
In MCCS, the music director
exercises complete control over the
selection and interpretation of the
program selections. Mr. Engelson's
first and most recent appearance
with MCCS, their Christmas Con
cert on December 6, was by far the
most successful singing event ever
held in the Sandhills, with an
attendance of over 1250.
This time Mr. Engelson feels he
has again made a selection of such
wide diversity and appeal as to gain
strong support from music lovers in
the Sandhills. He commented:
"The program is divided into
four sections, each refreshingly
different from another. Section
titles convey the idea, thus: I Two
Anthems and a Motet; II A Choral
Masterwork; III Love Songs of
Vienna; and IV A Touch of Folk.
"We will start with Handel's
'Glory and Worship', a joyful,
robust anthem in the mold of his
'Worthy Is the Lamb' and 'Hallelu
jah Chorus". Then follows' a mood
of profound mystical spirituality in
the motet 'Let Nothing Ever Grieve
Thee' by Johannes Brahms. The
group closes with 'Great Is the
Lord' by the greatest of Canadian
composers. Healey William. This
anthem takes the listener through
graceful melodic movement and
ingenious rythmic subtlety repre
senting the best of William.
"The genius of Wolfgang Ama
deus Mozart shines through the
whole of his delightful and strong
setting of the 'Te Deum' text. The
composition is full of youthful
energy and so it should be as
Mozart composed it in 1769 when
he was only thirteen years old!'
"After an intermission, the audi
ence will be transported to the
world of romance in three quarter
time through Johannes Brahms'
'Lieberslieder Walzer' which we are
calling Love Songs of Vienna.' In
this section the listener will be
treated to the special artistry of
fifteen singers appearing variously
as soloist, in ensembles and with
the entire chorus in nine selections
from this great work. Further, the
sophisticated and beautiful four
hand piano accompaniment will
add to the interpretation. Brahms,
always lover of Vienese waltzes and
admirer of the 'Waltz King' Johann
Strauss II, left a legacy that only
fortified the appreciation of both.
"The final pieces are a potpourri
of favorites of mine. The first
?Wedding March from Jamtland' is
a t'olk-like piece with flute, clarinet ;
and string bass accompaniment j
that depicts a marriage celebration
in the Swedish province of Jamt- A
land. Composed by the con- ?
temporary Swedish composer
Anders Ohrwall. it is unique in that
there is no text -- only syllables such
as 'doo'. 'doh' and 'dum'.
"Then follows a change of mood
with "Aftonen' (Evening), a beauti
ful impressionistic piece that de
picts the natural beauty of the
Swedish homeland of its composer.
Hugo Alfven. The listener truly I
feels the stillness of the woods ....
echos of the distant horns
glowing of the sunset.
"Our concert will close with two
of the best arrangements by the
well-known American composer,
arranger and conductor, Norman
Luboff. The first is the sprightly
and always popular 'When the
Saints Go Marching In'. And to -
close in a manner appropriate to a I
Memorial Day concert. 1 II guaran
tee that we will sing our hearts out
in Luboff's fine collection of
patriotic songs titled 'American
Medley'!"
Dr. Joseph Currie, ticket chair
man for the Spring Concert points
out that tickets are now available at
the Sandhills Arts Council. Camp
bell House, 482 E. Connecticut I
Ave., Southern Pines or through
members at $3.50 for adults or
SI. 75 for students 18 and under.
Homemakers Week Being Observed
Hoke County Extension Home
makers will be joining other home
makers in North Carolina and the
nation in observing National Ex
tension Homemakers Week May
2-8.
You are invited to join one of the
Extension Homemakers Clubs, at
tend special interest meetings and
workshops.
Through these activities you can
Miss Martz In Model Event
Connie Man / of Raeford partici
pated in the 22nd annual Competi
tion i)t' the Modeling Association of
American International held re
cently.
She was among models from the
John Robert Powers School of
Fashion Careers in Raleigh who
attended.
Contestants attended workshops
in television commercials, soap
operas, runway and makeup.
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Washington Chorus Sang Here
The Hallelujah Chorus of Zion
Hill Baptist Church in Washing
tun. D C,, gave a program Sunday
at Center Grove Baptist Church. It
was sponsored by the Center Grove
church's Senior Choir.
Robert Walton. Leo K. Conoly,
Mrs. Claretta Brown. Mrs. Shirley
Watson, Miss Margo Minor, and
Mrs. Selma Dillon were guests of
Mrs. Fowler.
The musicians of the group and
the Rev. Mofield Small gave a
service Saturday at Millside
Holiness Church.
learn to better meet the money
crunch, fight inflation and in
general "make it pay." For further
information call the Home Econo
mics Extension Office at 875-2162.
Gov. James B. Hunt, Jr., issued
the following proclamation.
WHEREAS. North Carolina is
indebted to members of the North
Carolina Extension Homemakers
Association. Inc.. whose outstand
ing contributions to the develop
ment of homes and vitality and
whose skills and leadership con
tinue to expand its greatness; and
WHEREAS, Extension Home
makers continue their active in
volvement in communities across
the state by seeking to identify the
needs of families to marshal the
available resources, and encourage
family and community participa
tion to achieve a richer quality of
living; and
WHEREAS, observance of Na
tional Extension Homemakers
Week is a nationwide tribute to
homemakers and the support they
offer to individuals and families, it
is fitting that North Carolinians
recognize these women for their
Bake Sale
The Stonewall Ladies Auxiliary
will hold a bake sale Saturday,
starting at 9 a.m., in front of
Theresa's and in Edinborough
Shopping Center.
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contributions to the well-being and
progress of our state and our
citizens; now
THEREFORE. I. James B. 1
Hunt, Jr., Governor of the State of
North Carolina, do hereby pro
claim the week of May 2-8, 1982, as
EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS
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this observance to our citizens.
Mother's Day
There will be a Mother's Day
program at St. Mary Pentecostal
Holiness Church the second Sun
day of May at 3:30 p.m.
Everyone is invited.
Bishop George McKoy is pastor.
Sis Roberta Handon. president,
and Sis L. Glispie and E. Kearns,
secretaries.
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