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Erskine Choraleers perform here Sunday....
Erskine Choraleers Open
Spring Tour Here Sunday
DUE WEST, S.C.—The Er-
skine College Choraleers, tour-
ing mixed chorus of Erskine Col-
lege, will hold their 30th annual
spring tour Sunday, March 14,
with an 11 a.m. performance
during services at Boyce
Memorial Associate Reformed
Presbyterian Church in Kings
Mountain.
Norman (Trip) McGill, son of
Mr. and Mrs. N.F. McGill, Jr.,
606 W. Mountain St., Kings
Mountain, is accompanist for
the 28-member chorus directed
by Erskine Music Instructor
Tony Dunlap. McGill is a senior
music education major, presi-
dent of the senior class, and a
member of “Who’s Who Among
Students in American Univer-
sities and Colleges.”
The Choraleers will perform
sacred works by de Victoria;
Handel, Mozart, Peeters,
Pinkham, Vaughan Williams,
Rorem, Berger, and Pote, a set of
songs by Brahms, ‘and other
popular works.
The Erskine choral group will
be touring ‘churches of Ten:
nessee and Mississippi March
17-24, after another perfor-
,mance March 14 at the Rock
Hill A.R. Presbyterian Church.
During the 30 years the group
has existed, it has sung in vitual-
ly every eastern and
southeastern state. The
Choraleers have sung at a U.S.
Senate Reception in
Washington, at the New York
World’s Fair, «at - the
Southeastern Choral Conductors
Convention in Baton Rouge,
La., and twice at Disney World.
Erskine, founded in 1839 by
the Associate
Presbyterian Church, was South
Carolina’s earliest four-year
denominational college.
Reformed
PINTO BEANS
There will be a pinto bean sup-
per Sat., Mar. 13 at 6 p.m. at
. Dixon Presbyterian Church.
Pinto beans, cornbread, slaw,
ham and tea will be served. The
price of the plates will be a dona-
tion to the “One Great Hour of
Sharing” Easter offering, which
goes to fight world hunger. The
public is invited to attend.
STEWARDSHIP \
Central United Methodist
Church will have its second an-
nual Stewardship Festival Sun.,
Mar." 21 at 6:30 p.m. Dr.
- Thomas B. Stockton, Senior
Minister of Myers Park United
Methodist Church, will be the
guest speaker.
CIRCLE TO MEET
Circle 8 of Central United
Methodist Church will meet
Thurs., Mar. 11 at 7:30 p.m.
with Mrs. Florrie Hamrick.
VBS WORKSHOP
There will be a Vacation Bible
School workshop presenting
Standard and Concordia
materials on Mon., Mar. 22 at 7 -
p.m. at the Gaston Public
Library Auditorium on Garrison
Blvd. ‘in Gastonia. The
workshop is free and for all
denominations. It is sponsored
by the Living Word, Inc., of
Gastonia. For further informa-
tion, call 866-7381.
BENEFIT SINGING
There will be a special mis-
sions benefit singing at Trinity
Church of the Living God on
Highway 216 Sunday at 2:30
p.m. Featured singers will be
“The Psalmsounds” from Hayes,
N.C, and the “Robertson Fami-
ly” of Eden, N.C. Proceeds will
go to mission work in Haiti. The
public is invited to attend, said
Rev. Ozie Montgomery, pastor.
Attend Church
This Sunday
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Preparing For Adolescence
Film At Boyce Memorial
“Preparing for Adolescence:
The Origins of Self-Doubt” is
one of two films designed to help
Junior and Senior Highs and
their parents understand those
critical years of transition bet-
ween Childhood and Adulthood.
This film will be shown Sunday
evening, March 14, at 6 p.m. in
the sanctuary of the Boyce
Memorial Associate Reformed
Presbyterian Church, located
beside the Kings Mountain
Hospital. A second film,
“Preparing for Adolescence:
‘Peer Pressure and Sexuality,”
GOSPEL SINGING
‘There will be a gospel singing
Saturday at 7 p.m. at New Camp
Creek Baptist Church. Featured
groups will be “The Masters”, .
“The Young Believers”, and
“The Dixie Profits.” All proceeds
will go toward the purchase of a
new heating and air conditioning
system for the church.
will follow March 21.
These films feature Dr. James
Dobson, one of America’s
leading Christian authorities on
the family. Dr. Dobson is
Associate Clinical Profe.sor of
Pediatrics at the Univerisity of
Southern California Scnool of
- . Medicine, and author of several
very popular and helpful books,
including one entitled Prepar-
ing for Adolescence.
The Boyce Memorial ARP
Church offers the films as a ser-
vice to any in the community
who wish to better understand
the years of adolescence.
Especially, the church en-
courages teachers, parents and
grandparents of young people in
or about to enter the years of
adolescence, and young people
themselves to attend. :
Youth activities and a nursery
will be provided during the
showing of the film for those
with smaller children.
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