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Miss Worth, a native of Washington and a junior at Madison College, has had “a flair for music” since she -was a little girl. On the program Thursday night, Miss Worth sang “The Night is (Calm and Cloudless” and “Love is Where You Find It." She also teamed 'with Wayne Garber, guest baritone, in two duet renditions, “Imponte (from ‘La Traviata')” and “Indian Love Call.” Miss Worth’s calm stage manner and crystal clear mature soprano voice added a professional touch to the program. The Glee Club, under direction of Edna T. Shaeffer, performed flawlessly during the one hour program.
The appearance at Sperryville was the third the Glee Club had made that day. The 47-girl group has toured central points throughout the state during the season, which has included a program with the National Symphony ind a television show at Roanoke.
Miss Worth, a graduate of Washington High School, is majoring in business administration at Madison.
She said Thursday night that she hopes to get an office job with the State Department or some organization with which she might go abroad and study in Europe. She has been with the Glee Club since she entered Madison College on a scholarship three years ago.
The Worth-Garber duet team is rating a “fixture” around Madison College, members of the Glee Club said. The two are contacted to sing for various programs and in the Harrisonburg churches. Mr. Garber Thursday night supplied a sort of aiistic, comic interlude with his whimsical rendition of “Jonah and the Whale.” Still in a light, but less whimsical mood, the young baritone came back for an enchore with "Song of The Open Road”
Among the selections by the Glee Club were “Salutaton,” by Gains; Pueri Hebraeorum, by Thompson: Greensleeves; and “The Magic Hour,” by Read.
Minstrel Show Postponed
The V.F.D. county-wide minstrel show has been postponed in order to give participants more time to polish itheir various, acts, CoJ. J. N. Caperton, chairman of the entertainment committee, has announced.
AmissviHe Happy Stringers were ready to go. $ Braxton James and his mandolin, Bobby Cocder and his guitar, are the leaders of this lively act
“If other performers show the same spirit as these Amissville Happy Stringers,” said the Col., “the minstrel may be ready for its first performance in early June. Now, however, we need more time to insure a real show.” „ *
The date for the next practice session for the minstrel show wiU be determined by the entertainment committee, at itf next meeting, May 14, at the Washington Fire House, at 7:30 p.m. Complete attendance is urged .
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