Aadieme Thrill To Carets As Sung,
Played By St. Aug. ’s Choir And Band
A highly appreciative audi
ence of students and friends
from the city heard magnifi
cent presentations of the Saint
Augustine’s College band, the
college choir and the Vocal En
semble at their annual Christ
mas Concert., Sunday, Decem
ber 14, in the Emery Health
and Fine Arts Building.
Selections from the choir in
cluded "Gloria" from Gloria-
Francis Poulenc; "PuerNatus"
--Claude Means; selections
from the Messiah; "Worthy Is
the Lamb." "Hallelujah." Al
so, Wonder As I Wander"
John J. Niels, with Steve Mc-
Queen, soloist; "Christmas
Bell Carol"-. M. Leontovich;
"Mary, Mary, Where Is Your
Baby?"--Jester Hairston; and
"Rockin' Jerusalem-- John
Work,‘soloist, Joanne Can
nady.
Numbers from the Vocal En
semble were, "Dona Nobis
Pacem" (Grant Us Peace)—
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Traditional Canon; "Lullay My
Liking" -- Gustav Holst; "A
Mountain Carol," Kranz-
Hanzen, soloist, Mary Machen;
"The Carol of Angels"--John
Jacob Niles; "Jubilate Deo"—
Gordon Young; "Steal Away"
Jester Hairston; A-Hockin's All
night--Harry Robert Wil
son, solist, Percy Smith; "Fare
You Well" -- Undine S. Moore,
soloist, Ronald Crudup,
The band delighted its audi
* ence with "The Twelve Days
of Christmas"—Wolly Johns
ton; "The Children Prayer"
--E. Humperderdinck, Arr. by
C. W. Johnson; "A Christmas
Festival" featured the choir
and band, with a medley of the
traditional favorites.
The audience joined the group
in singing "A Hymn of Joyful
Praise," and "Angels We have
Heard on High."
During the program, Joseph
B, Wiley, a student in the band,
presented, from the band, a
gift to Harold L. Jeffreys, di
rector.
The choir was directed by
Addison W. Reed, accompani
ed by Nathaniel W. Coleman.
Dr. Albert W. Grauer direct
ed the Vocal Ensemble, ac
companied by Johnella L.
Lucas.
Nothing is impossible to men
willing to put forth the effort.
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Life would be simple if people
were willing to be themselves.
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What the world needs most is
a little time to think it over.
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if you’ve any respect for life.
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RALEIGH, N. C., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1969
Red Cross Cautions On
Christmas Tree Hazards
WASHINGTON, D. C. - De
cember 1969-Make your Christ
mas merry and bright but not
fiery, the Americans Red Cross
has urged.
Besides unscreened grates
and fireplaces, the principal
cause of fires in the home at
this season is improperly plac
ed and lighted Christmas trees,
Robert M. Oswald, national di
rector of Red Cross Safety
Programs, said today.
Christmas trees can be a
hazard in several ways, he de
clared, adding that the dangers
can be overcome by taking these
simple and sensible per
cautlons:
First, select a fresh tree,
one that will be resistant 'o
fire.
Second, when installing it,
place it in water and well away
from walls. Renew the water as
it evaporates, until the tree is
taken down and discarded.
Third, modernize your de
corations Use electric light
fixtures that carry the approval
label of the Underwriters La
boratories. "It may seem in
credible, but some families still
use candles. Electric bulbs are
plentiful, safe and inexpen
sive," Mr. Oswald said. "Be
sure that all light fixtures are
in good repair, not frayed or
damaged," he added.
1 ‘Disconnect Christmas
lights before retiring or leav
ing the house, and use non-in
flammable tree trimmings as
far as possible. These percau
tions will help assure a safe
Christmas."
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