The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 24, 1950, Image 3
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■elect cfioniH the Mars Hill College, N. C., glee chib which will appear
First Baptist church of Camden Friday evening, March 24, at 7:30 on its spring
j C h will include 18 concarta in South. Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Virginia,
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a Gaskin.
of Cnndsa, for k Ml only marked
the Tith mnnirersary of hie
anoe on this mnadaae sphere, bat
the year 1M* tops the half
tnry mark .la the pbotocraphle
h'BoraVthe npperWtion of Ker
shaw county March II, 1871 Joe
has had a moat raried career and
has been In every elate In the Un
ion. also in Canada and In Mexico.
While his life has been largely
doroted to the photographic hue-
inees there were fifteen years that
he appeared on the vaudeville
stage aa a juggler end magician.
And If anyone doubts ghat the old
master has loot his canning, let
him show yoa eomo of his magic.
In direct contrast to most people
who have parsed three score yeera.
when old ago creeps on at an
amasing pace, Joe actually seems
to be getting younger. A few days
ago ws watched him tear up the
Steps at a time and without blow-
marked: "That fellow le as agile as
a mas of II jepra.''
Mr. Gaskins has four children,
two boys and t*ro girls. Oae child
resulted from his union with his
first wife who wss Miss Mery Bal
lard end who died Jubr 4. 1104.
cond wifevwas Miss Eula
Marshall sad thrasN&Udren graced
sion. All of the children
are alive, Joseph B. Gaskin, Jr.,
and Mrs. Lois Grant, being resi
dents of this city at the present
time. Mrs. Grant will be remem
bered aa Lola Gaskin who exuded
her charming personality when
with the Westenj Union here.
Joeeph, Jr., is one of the promising
end* outstanding young business
men of the city.
his home ea Halle
gaits a day in the family
pad If Joe looked s' bit tired late
|n the afternoon, it was just dee
to that big birthday dinner that he
presided at In his 1
street
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f FRIENDSHIP CHAPEL
Sunday. March M. Sunday school
at 10 a. m. with Mr. Bdgar Pitman
In charge. Evening' worship at
7: SO led by the pastor. Rev. A.
Douglas McAra. Youth Night every
Wednesday'at 7:80 p. m. Every
one is invited to attend these
services. ^
SINGING CONVENTION
The Kershaw County Sthging
Convention will meet Sunday,
March 26. at tha Baron DeKalb
|> High school. i
Anyhow Sunday, March 19. was.
Cemdcn's tom
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17-26.
iHill Glee Club To Sing
: r j^ a y At First Baptist Church
Hill dee Club, com-. Olive,. Mt_ Gilend,. N. C,
r 0 f 40 select voices, will
! a program of sacred music
vTrct Rnntist church in
Adams,
First Baptist church
Friday, March 24 at 8
the direction of Mrs. Jan
rfhinhan, the mix*! chorus
fer a concert of some of
►st familiar and beloved
music, ranging from tra-
negro spirituals to the
Jlee Club will be accom-
■Byron
iBill Ray,
Mehaffey,
Atkina,
Vav
by Dr. Jan Philip Schin- ff. C. - »•»
ganist, and Bert Clay Ed-. Sopranos: Carolyn Barker Ring-
pianist.
fub is touring South Qaro-
orgia, Florida and Vir-
he last concert will be
it Hotel Roanoke, Roan-
^ Sunday, March 26, be-
American Associataion of
[Colleges. ' • /
will be no admission
[ but the public is cordially
1 to attend.
i of the club are: tenors:
Idwell, Newton, N. C.,
Durham, N. C., Worth
Charlotte, N. C., Fur
Hy, Chester, S. C., Frank
Charlotte, N. C., Oscar
South Hill, Va,. Tom
Coffey.
N. C., Bill U
in. c., ueorge
N.C_
N. C, Dav-
Salem, N. C..
Mars Hill,
Asheville,
Hillsboro. N.
. Wehverville,
West, Louisburg,
gold,_ Va, Bridges, For
est City.
Statesvill
.. TTessie Brown,
N. C n Mary E. Greg-
Statesville, N. C, Mary E. Greg
ory, Lillingtori; N. C_ Betty
Houston, Matthews, N. C., Mar
tha Kelley, Chester, S. C^ Ruth
E. Monroe, IRgh Point, N. C.,
Barbara Morris, Durham, N. C.,
Cora' Mae Rickey. Miami, Fla.,
Margaret Stewart, Kannapolis
Altos: Vena Brown, Statesville,
N. C- Rowena Gee, Asheville, N.
C, Joann Greene, High Point,
N. C., Mary E. Hensley, Burns
ville, N. C. Jean Jarvis, Greens
boro, N. C., Margaret Lee, Mars
Hill, IfL C* Jean McOsun, Kings
Mon tain, N. C., Geraldine Poole,
Kannapolis, N. C., Martha Stal
lings, # Winston Salem, N. C.,
Louise Stewart, Hamilton, N. C.
The program follows: Prelude;-
Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silent,
Old French Carol; Lord, For Thy
Tender Mercies Sake, Farrant;
Rejoice in the Lord Always, Pur
cell; Hear My Prayer, O Lord,
Arcadelt; My Spirit, Be Joyfull,
Bach; Jesus Is My-Joy, My All,
Bach; The Lord Is My Light, Al
ii tson, Bin Atkins; There was
Great Darkness, Hydn; Were You
There, Spiritual, Margaret Lee;
List! The Cherubic Host, Gaul;
(solists. Carey Bell, Barbara Mor
ris); Hallelujah, Amen, Handel.
Interlude; L? Waited for the
Lord, Mendelssohn, Barbara Mor
ris, Martha Kelley; Beautiful
Savior, 12th Century Melody,
(soloist, Margaret Lee); The* Om
nipotence, Schubert, (solist, Bar
bara Morris); Turn Back O Man,
Holst; Open Our Eves, Macfar-
lane; Battle Hymn of the Repub
lic, arr. Ringwald, (solist, "Carey
Ben).
Postlude.
A league, as a unit of measure^
was introduced in England in 1066.
It equaled 2 English miles then,
jor 2.9 English miles todaK
Invert—
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