10th Annual Florida Folk Festival Schedule, 1962

Folk Festivals--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs

Festivals, Events and Conferences

Festivals--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs

Schedule for the 10th Annual Florida Folk Festival held May 4-6, 1962, in White Springs.

Stephen Foster Memorial Commission

State Archives of Florida, Series S1619

1962-05-04

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Stephen Foster Folklore Guild

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Stephen Foster MEMORIAL On The Suwannee River WHITE SPRINGS, FLORIDA carillon tower MAY 4, 5, 6 Presents the Tenth Annual 1962 FLORIDA FOLK FESTIVAL assisted by The Stephen Foster Folklore Guild and the Florida Federation of Music Clubs (PROGRAM IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE) Welcome to the tenth annual Florida Folk Festival where each year you come together because you feel that the old songs, the old stories, the old dances, and the old customs are just as good, sometimes better, than the modern ones. You come each year because you want to see again the arts and craftsm the spinning wheel, and the dances; because you want to hear again the songs and stories that although they are old in time are always young and gay in spirit. You come and bring your children and friends because you want to pass on and preserve the traditions that your parents and your grandparents developed and preserved to give us one of the richest and best heritages in the world. Welcome again. Edwin C. Kirkland, Folklore Adviser. CRAFTS In the tents, the Tower, and at the back of the stage are craftsmen carrying out the fine traditions of their forefathers. Be sure to visit them. Buy their wares. Weaving - Eueline Jordan, Pensacola - at back of stage Shell, pine and Reed Craft - Gladys Quinn, Tampa Corsage Craft - Edith H. Powers, Tampa China Painting - Esther Wright, Tampa Dried Flower and Plant Craft - "E" Pomeroy, Tampa Leather Carving & Tooling - Mid Bessey, Tampa Chenille Miniature Dog Craft - O.W. Rosenberry, Tampa Sketching - Fred Beaver, Ardmore, Oklahoma Bonnet and Apron Making - Philidelphia Home Demonstration Club, Live Oak Whittler - A.S. Barrows, Penney Farms Quilter - Nellie Wetherbee, Tavares - at back of stage Quilting Party - Maple Grove Home Demonstration Club, White Springs Chair Bottoming - Vocational Training Class, Jaspar Needlecraft - Nancy Morgan and Linda Waldron, White Springs Rug Making Demonstration - Mrs. Malcom Chesterfield, Glenwood, Georgia Handcraft - Mr. 7 Mrs. J.L. Dowd, Bradenton Tatting Display - Pauline Pittinger, Bradenton - in the Tower Rock Hound Jewelry - Mr. & Mrs. K. Plank, New Port Richey Antiques - Pearl Blackwell, Live Oak - in the Tower FOLK DANCING A corps of folk dance callers will be on hand to give instruction for easy to learn dances at the Women's Club mornings for elementary age boys and girls 10:30 A.M. 11:30 A.M.; afternoons for junior-senior high school boys and girls 3:30 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. Dancing for all on stage evenings after the program. The Woman's Club is 1 and 1/2 blocks North on U.S. 41 Cubby Whitehead, Jr., Leader Joe K. Carter, Tampa Frank & Margaret Cross, Jacksonville Lee Walker, M.D., Nahunta, Georgia HOME COOKED FOODS Delicious home cooked foods are being served in the Park. We hope you will patronize al the groups. Pilau, catfish and hushpuppies, hamburgers, hotdogs, pies, cakes, candy, ink lemonade, snowballs, as well as bottled drinks and coffee are on sale. SEMINOLES Billy Bowlegs III who lives at Brighton Reservation and celebrated his 100th birthday in February i the oldest Indian in the Seminole Nation. Billy taught himselft to read and speak English. He will be glad to visit with you and answer questions. Josie Billie is a Miccosuki and lives in Big Cypress Reservation. he is an ordained Baptist preacher. It was Josie Billie who made available to Upjohn Pharaceutical Company his tranquilizer. He is an herb doctor. He too, will be happy to talk to you. Albert and Jessie Belle DeVane, truly Friends of the Seminoles, brought Bill Bowlegs, III and Josie Billie to Florida Folk Festival. Both will be happy to tell you many things about our Florida Indians. All will be in or near one of the Chickees. FOLK SINGING On the little stage directly across the road from the big Folk Festival stage you will find folk singers gathering to sing, swap, and tape songs. You are cordially invited to join them. PUNCH ANF JUDY Punch and Judy will be on hand - on stage - to entertain young and old alike at 9:30 A.M. each morning. They will also give additional performances off stage. FIND THEM.

PAGE 2 FLORIDA FOLK FESTIVAL MAY 4, 5, 6, 1962 FRIDAY MORNING May 4, 1962 - 10:00 A.M. PARADE - 9:30 A.M. Led by the J.R.E. Lee High School Band, John Johnson, Jr., Director, Jasper; from the Museum to Festival grounds. OFFICIAL OPENING: Pledge to the Flag - School Patrol, White Springs School " Star Spangled Banner" "Suwannee River" OPENING OF THE FESTIVALS: Welcome - Aubrey Fowler, Live Oak, President, Stephen Foster Folklore Guild. Greetings - Maud Birley Gray, Lake City, President, Florida Federation of Music Clubs; Dr. Edward C. Kirkland, Gainesville, Department of English, University of Florida, Folklore Adviser, Stephen Foster Folklore Guildl Dr. Alton Morris, Gainesville, Editor, Southern Folklore Quarterly; Dr. B.H. Waugh, Department of English, University of Florida, Gainesville; Joe Cawthon, Chairman, Stephen Foster Memorial Commission, Orlando; Ada Holding Miller, PP, NFMC, Providence, Rhode Island; Sarah Gertrude Knott, Director, Ntional Folk Festival, Princeton, Kentucky. WINDING OF THE MAY POLE: Sixth Grade, Madison Elementary School, Allen Tadlock, Leader. May Day has long been an occasion of Spring merrymaking in this section of Florida. SEMINOLE INDIAN LORE: Billy Bowlegs, III who was 100 years old in February, is of the Tallahassee Creek Indians. He lives in the Brighton Reservation. Josie Billie, from Big Cypress Reservation, is in his seventies. CREEK INDIAN LORE: Fred Beaver, Ardmore, Oklahoma. Fred, whose forebears once lived in Florida is a member of the Creek Nation. he is a talented artist and will paint and sketch while here. SINGING GAME: "Zoodio, Zoodio" Primary and Elementary Group, Carver School, Eunice Williams, Leader, White Springs. WATER WITCHING: Lonnie Morgan, White Springs. A Water Witcher with a divining rod can pinpoint uncannily where to dig for water. FOLK SONGS: "Minstrel" Mark Moore, Denver Colorado. HAWAIIAN LORE: "Hawaiian Boat Song" "Hawaiian Hula" - Little Brown Girl In "Hawaiian Boat Song" the girls do the motions, while the boys sing and play ukuleles, the autoharp and piano. In tropical Hawaii, people love to float along in an outrigger canoe, playing the ukelele. There are hundred of variations of the hula. The dance originally was part of the ceremonial rites for the ancient goddess of the woods, Laka. The dancers use their fluttering fingers to describe the ripple of waves, eating poi, and drinking coconut milk. Sixth Grade, Forest Hills School, Elsie Holocomb, Leader, Jacksonville. WHISTLER: "Old Black Joe", Opal Jackson, Eustis Opal has been whistling since she was four years old. FOLK MUSIC FROM MONTANA: Robert "Fiddler" and Evelyne Beers, Lewistown, Montana. Robert and Evelyne have inherited a tradition of song reaching far back through many generations. ENGLISH COUNTRY DANCE: "Black Nag" Junior High Square Dancers, White Springs School, Mildred Young, Leader, White Springs. FOLK SONG & FOLK DANCE: "The Devil's Ten Questions" "I've Been to Harlem" Fourth Grade Chorus, Parkwood Heights School, Mary Frances Whittaker, Leader, Jacksonville. FOLK SONGS: "Old Yaller Cat" "She'll Be Floatin' Down The Suwannee" These songs were collected by Jessica Schofield this year from a very old lady in Gilchrist County. Fifth and Sixth Grades, Trenton School, Jessica Schofield, Leader, Trenton. HARMONICA TUNES: "Wildwood Flower" "Bile Them Cabbage Down" Jimmie Horne, Trenton FOLK SONGS: "Careless Love" "I Been Wukkin' On The Railroad" Trenton Quartet - David Brooker, Bill May, Rickie Deen, Allen Polk, David Brooker, Leader, Trenton. FOLK DANCE: "Red River Valley" Fifth Grade, White Springs School, Mildred Shiver, Leader, White Springs SPIRITUALS AND FOLK SONG: "King Jesus Is A Listening" "Tingo Lay-o" "Everytime I Feel The Spirit" Niblack Elementary School Choir, A.W. Levy, Leader, Lake City FOLK SONG: "Boll Weevil" This song comes right out of the heart of the cotton-growing South. Fofth Grade Classes, San Pablo Elementary School, Clara Seale, Carolyn Mansfield and Judy Naftulin, Leaders, Jacksonville Beach. RUSSIAN FOLK DANCE: "Korobushka" - Little Basket The dance takes its name from a popular folk song "Peddler's Pack." It is a product of Russian immigrants who wanted to dance to one of their favorite tunes. It spread from the Russian colony in New York City and is, today, a standard folk dance all over the country. Fifth Grade, San Pablo Elementary School, Dolores Wilson, Judy Naftulin, Leaders, Jacksonville Beach. FOLK SONGS: "Angelique-O" - Haitian "Gyspy Song" - German "Zulu Warrior - African "Tum Balalyka - Jewish "Canoe Song" - Hawaiian Sixth Grade Chorus, Starke Elementary School, Mona Canova, Leader, Starke. MAYPOLE DANCE: First Grade, Carver School, Eunice Williams, Leader, White Springs. Never give give as a present any cutting instrument such as a knife or scissors without collecting a penny from the recipient. Doing so would sever your love or friendshi for that reason. Do not walk in some else's tracks; if you do it will give hime a headache. It is bad luck to sweep out the back door after dark. FRIDAY AFTERNOON May 4, 1962 - 1:30 P.M. FOSTERIANA: "Gems of Stephen Foster" Accordionaires, Betty Friar, Leader, Live Oak. SEMINOLE INDIAN LORE: Jessie Belle and Albert DeVane, Lake Placid CREEK INDIAN LORE: Fred Beaver, Ardmore, Oklahoma FOLK SONGS: "Humble Bumble Bee" "Goober Peas" Fifth and Sixth Grades, Trenton School, Jessica Schofield, Leader, Trenton. HARMONICA TUNES: "Rosewood Casket" "Clementine" Jimmie Horne, Trenton FOLK SONGS: "Foggy, Foggy, Dew" "Blue Tail Fly" Trenton Quartet, David Brooker, Leader, Trenton; Bill May, Rickie Deen, Allen Polk, Trenton. FOLK DANCES AND SONGS: "Sicillian Tartantella" An authentic Sicilian dance with amazing resemblances to some American square dance figures. It is done to "Sicilianella." "Lili Marlene" Is an American "made up" dance combining basic figures with an old tune which was populaized during World Wars I and II. "Suwannee River" Coolidge group sings song and does original steps as they sings. Coolidge Elementary Grades 4-6, Donald Cates, Leader, Coolidge, Georgia FOLK SONGS FROM MONTANA: "The Man from Montana" "Fiddler" Bob Beers, Lewistown, Montana This song Bob learned from his grandfather, George Sullivan. The only other version he has heard was in Witchita, Kansas, by Tom Frayley, an old man of 87. Mr. Frayley learned it in the Ozarks where the setting of the song is different, but essentially the same story. Evelyne and Bob "Fiddler" Beers, Lewistown, Montana. FOLK SONGS: "Old Folks At Home" "Peanut Vendor" Kirby-Smith Elementary School, Jean Wade, Leader, Gainesville POLISH FOLK DANCE: "Krokowiak" Is a traditional dance. It represents the galloping, pawing and other characteristics of horses. Frank & Margaret Cross, Jacksonville SPIRITUALS: "Certny Lord" "Set Down Servant" J.R.E. Lee High School Chorus, James A.C. Walker & Willie Turner, Leaders, Jasper. FOLK SONGS: "Minstrel" Mark Moore, Denver, Colorado SWEDISH FOLK DANCE: "Tantoli" - Schottische Palma Ceia Pee-Wees, Tampa

MAY 4, 5, 6, 1962 FLORIDA FOLK FESTIVAL PAGE 3 Recreation Department, Joe K. Carter, Leader, Tampa SQUARE DANCES: "Campton Races" "Liza Jane" Carver Square Dance Group, Carver School, Eunice Williams, Leader, White Springs FRIDAY EVENING May 4, 1962 - 7:30 P.M. INDIAN DANCE: The Indian Medicine Lodge of Trailcraft Troop No. 123, Tommy Costello, Leader, Winter Haven. STRAWBEATING AND FIDDLE TUNES: Oscar Swails, O'Brien Aubrey Fowler, Live Oak Zeke Stephens, Panama City "Fiddler" Beers, Montana Velema Wiggins, Bradenton PUPPETEER: Victoria Broadbent, St. Augustine FOLK TALE: "Cousin" Thelma Boltin, White Springs SQUARE DANCE: "Auctioneer" Palma Ceia Pee-Wees, Tampa Recreation Department, Joe K. Carter, Leader, Tampa HARMONICA TUNES & TALL TALES: Leroy McDaniel, Live Oak "Stonewall Turnipseed" in his original comedy routine. MR. PUNCH Culbreath Whitehead, Jr., Sarasota WHISTLER Opal Jackson, Eustis SPIRITUALS: "Everytime I Feel The Spirit" "Wayfaring Stranger" Senior High School Chorus, Carver School, Eunice Williams, Leader, White Springs NEPALESE LORE: "Parakha, Parakha, Sangai Jano Ho" - (Wail my Dear, We both Will Go Together) Nepalese love sung by A. Abhayadev Gautam who accompanies himself on Nepalese drum, International Student. University of Florida, Gainesville. FOLK SONGS: Robert "Fiddler" Beers and Evelyne Beers Lewiston, Montana "Fiddler" Bob Beers is one of the few psaltery players in America. He has inherited a family tradition of song reahing far back through many generations. Evelyne Beers, Lewiston, Monta- lesson nor does she read music, but was acclaimed by Sigmund Romberg as being the most beautiful voice he had ever heard. SQUARE DANCE "Grand Square" White Springs High School Square Dancers, Milred Young, Leader, White Springs FOLK SINGING: Jim Luce, Titusville and Ed Flemming, Jacksonville Jacob and Winnifred Moon, Gainesvile "Minstrel" Mark Moore, Colorado Diane Weldon, Gainesville Manatee County Folk Musicians, Bradenton A screech owl's cry at night fortells death. To sweep under someone's feet will keep her from marrying. To have good luck all year, eat black eyed peas and hog jowl on New Years Day. When you spill salt, throw a dap over your left shoulder to keep from having bad luck. Wash your face in buttermilk to remove freckles. SATURDAY MORNING May 5, 1962 - 10:00 A.M. PARADE - 9:30 A.M. SEMINOLE INDIAN LORE: Jessie Belle and Albert DeVane, Lake Placid CREEK INDIAN LORE: Fred Beaver, Ardmore, Oklahoma SPIRITUAL: "On The Banks of Jordan" Howard Academy Choir, Josephine E. Kinder, Leader, Monticello FOLK DANCE: "Adobie Hacienda" Palma Ceia Pee-Wees, Tampa Recreation Department, Tampa; Joe K. Carter, Leaders. FOLK SINGING: "Pretty Polly" Jay Smith Jacksonville "Old Betsy Batts" - this song has been in Rebecca's family over 100 years. "Beautiful Dreamer" Rebecca Ann Jenkins, "Jeanie 1962", Orlando Bob Pavitt, Sarasota Jim Luce, Titusville and Ed Flemming, Jcksonville Manatee County Folk Musicians, Bradenton "Minstrel" Mark Moore, Denver, Colorado Evelyne and "Fiddler" Bob Beers, Lewiston, Montana Esther and Tom Beadnell, Orange Park FOLK SONGS: Florida High School, E.D. McKissack, Leader, Tallahassee. WHIP CRACKING: Tommy Walker, Jacksonville Liz Pterson, Jacksonville Tommy is a Junior Champion Whip Artist. SUWANNEE RIVER LORE: Top P. Chaires, Old Town FOLK DANCES: "Oxdansen" - Swedish folk dance This dance represents a mock battle between two men; supposedly over a girl or politics. It is an authentic Swedish dance and is comic in nature. Frank & Margaret Cross, Jacksonville. AMERICAN SQURE DANCES - SOUTHERN Appalachian Style Floridatown Dancers, Milton, Florida, E.B. Smathers, Leader. The square dance, once used almost exclusively in rural sections, has now gone citified. The square represents our country better than any other dance. This is our own dance - and the people of all nationalities are adopting it. Blackberry juice (unsweetened) will cure an upset stomach. To rock an empty rocking chair forebodes death to the owner of the chair. SATURDAY AFTERNOON May 5, 1962 - 1:30 P.M. POLISH LORE: "Kozak" - The Cossack "Dzwony" - The Bells "Wieczorny" - Evening Prayer "Obertas" - Polish Dance Echo Choral Group, Rev. Joseph A. Blyn, Leader, Belleview SEMINOLE INDIAN LORE: Jessie Belle and Albert DeVane, Lake Placid CREEK INDIAN LORE: Fread Beaver, Ardmore, Oklahoma CZECHOSLOVAKIAN DANCE "Czech Beseda" Beseda Club, Masaryktown, Frances Valenta, Leader INDIAN DANCE: "Shoshore Bustle Dance" Echockotee Lodge Dance Team, Alachua Chapter, Order of The Arrow, Harvey Baxter, Leader, Gainesville. FOLK DANCES AND FOLK SONG: "Sicilian Circle" A Version of an early American dance adopted to the earlier English Contra dances. Dance is done to the tune "Haste To the Wedding." "Tampet" Perhaps one of the best known German folk dances of North America origin. "Beautiful Dreamer" Coolidge Seventh and Eith Grades, Coolidge Elementary School, J. Donald Cates, Leader, Coolidge, Georgia DANISH LORE: "Flipperne" "Hvad Far Gor Er Altid Rigtigt" Folk tales from Hans Christian Anderson, Margit Christiansen "Shoemaker Polka" Margit Christiansen & Ingrid Dam International Students, University of Florida, Gainesville. SQUARE DANCE: "Grand Square Dance Quadrille" Knee Knockers, 4 - H Square Dance Group, Lee Walker, Leader, Nahunta, Georgia FOLK SONGS FROM COLORADO: "Minstrel" Mark Moore, Denver Colorado HAWAIIAN DANCE: "Tinikling" - Bamboo Stick Dance The dance depicts the courtship and mating of the bird "Tikling" as they flit in and around the bamboo thicket. Reuben N. Navarro and Teresita Hidalgo, dancers; Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Valmayor, beaters, International Students, University of Florida, Gainesville. FOLK DANCES: "La Raspa" - Mexican Folk dance "Red River Valley" - American Folk dance Seventh and Eighth Grades Ochlochnee Elementary School, Clara Mae Clark and Lavon Hayes, Leaders, Ochlochnee, Georgia. GERMAN FOLK DANCES: "Marklander" - Couple Dance Palma Ceia Pee-Wees, Tampa Recreation Department , Joe K. Carter, Leader, Tampa SUWANNEE RIVER LORE: Luella Odlund, Odlund's Island Friends from Suwannee, Suwannee

PAGE 4 FLORIDA FOLK FESTIVAL MAY 4, 5, 6, 1962 FOLK SINGING: Jay Smith, Jacksonville Jacob and Winnifred Moon, Gainesville Bob Pavitt, Sarasota Ruth Neal, Gainesville Marcel Ferguson, Georgetown "Fiddler" Bob and Evelyne Beers, Lewistown, Montana Diane Weldon, Marilyn Rain, Carolyn Rain, Gainesville Jim Luce, Titusville, and Ed Flemming, Jacksonville Esther & Tom Beadnell, Orange Park WHIP CRACKING: Tommy Walker, Jacksonville Liz Peterson, Jacksonville SWEDISH FOLK DANCE: "Swedish Schottische" This is a schottische in figures. Frank & Margaret Cross, Jacksonville IRISH FOLK DANCE "Irish Lilt" Senior Girl Scout Troop Bo. 829, Mary McCaffrey, Leader, Jacksonville * * * It is bad luck to carry a hoe, [rake], shovel, or ax through the house. * * * SATURDAY EVENING May 5, 1962 - 7:30 P.M. INDIAN DANCE: "Deer Dance" "Challenge Dance" Echockotee Lodge Dance Team, Alachua Chapter, Order of the Arrow, Harvey Baxter, Leader, Gainesville. The Order of the Arrow is Boy Scouts of America's Honorary Campers Society. The Alachua Chapter has had a dance team for a year and a half. They compete annually in a state meet during April. STRAWBEATING AND FIDDLE TUNES: Oscar Swails, O'Brien Aubrey Fowler, Live Oak Zeke Stephens, Panama City "Fiddler" Beers, Montana Velma Wiggins, Bradenton SKYSCRAPERS AND FOLK SONGS: Lem Griffis, Fargo, Georgia CZECHOSLOLOVAKIAN FOLK DANCE: "Slovak Beseda" Beseda Club, Frances Valenta, Leader, Masaryktown SQUARE DANCE: "Western Square Dance" Knee Knockers, 4-H Square Dance Group, Lee Walker, Leader, Nahunta, Georgia. SQUARE DANCE: Lake City Squares, Thomas Tramel, Leader, Lake City HAWAIIAN FOLK DANCE: "Tinikling" - Bamboo Stick Dance The dance depicts the courtship and mating of the bird "Tikling" as they flit in and out of the bamboo thicket. Reuben Navarro and Teresita Hidalgo, dancers; Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Valmayor, beaters, International Students, University of Florida, Gainesville. PRECISION SQUARE DANCERS: Floridatown Dancers, Milton, Florida, E.B. Smathers, Leader. A special precision style was developed by Ed Smathers who organized the group three years ago because of the need for recreational activity in his community. For the past three years this Florida team has won the Bascom Lamar Lunsford trophy at the Mountain Dance and Folk Festival in Asheville, North Carolina. This is the first time any team outside the state has won this trophy since the Festival originated 33 years ago. SPANISH LORE: "Princessen Pa Aerten" - The Princess and the Pea Folks tales from Hans Christian Anderson, Margit Christiansen "Danish Schottische" "Mazurka" Danish folk dances Margit Christiansen and Ingrid Dam, International Students, University of Florida, Gainesville. FOLK SINGING: Jacob and Winnifred Moon, Gainesville Diane Weldon, Gainesville Marilyn Rain, Gainesville Jim Luce, Titusville and Ed Flemming, Jacksonville Mollye Wilcox, Jacksonville Evelyne and "Fiddler" Bob Beers, Lewistown, Montana Esther and Tom Beadnell, Orange Park "Minstrel" Mark Moore, Colorado Jay Smith, Jacksonville Cliff Walden, Debra Walden and Lyndon Walden, Gainesville WHISTLER: Opal Jackson, Eustis * * * A spider hanging from a web means company is coming. The first time you hear it thunder in January, run find some rags and burn them to keep from having bedbugs. To drop the dish rag means someone is coming hungry. * * * SUNDAY AFTERNOON May 6, 1962 - 3:00 P.M. SONG LEADERS: Clyde McClain, Live Oak Louis Berry, Wellborn PRELUDE: Medley of old hymns Suwannee High School Ensemble, Ernie Grant, Leader, Live Oak INVOCATION: Rev. Josie Billie, Big Cypress Reservation PRAYER SONG: "The Lord's Prayer" Ben Moody, Lake City Mrs. C. Mirl Stuart, accompanist. BELL RINGER: Major Street, Jacksonville WHISTLER: "Beyond the Sunset" Opal Jackson, Eustis SPIRITUALS: "Lord, I Cried" "When He Calls Me" Trinity Methodist Church Choir, A.W. Levy, Leader, lake City The word spiritual, as early applied to religious song, was used simply to distinguish the "godly" from the secular or "profane." SUWANNEE AREA QUARTET SINGING: Aubrey Fowler, Leader, Live Oak WHITE SPIRITUAL: "I Am A Poor Wayfaring Stranger" Suzette Cason, White Springs After the Revolutionary War this spiritual sprang up all through the Southern mountains. It was sung by negroes; it was sung at camp meetings and revivals, and it appears in the old shape-note hymn books of the period. This is a version sung by the early settlers of DeKalb County Texas. OLD HYMNS: Columbia High School Chorus, Anna Baker, Leader, Lake City NEPALESE LORE: "Mori Bipad Suno Girdhari"--(Oh, God, Listen To My Prayer) Flute (Nepalese) Solo Jack Bahadur accompanied on Nepalese drum by A. Abhayadev Gautum, International Students, University of Florida, Gainesville. "Sumarv Yadi Bhawani Russia" - (Prayer to Bhawani, The Holy God) Nepalese Song Mr. Giri accompanied on flute by Jack Bahadur; A. Abahayadev Gautum on the Nepalese drum, International Students, University of Florida, Gainesville. SPIRITUALS: "Everytime I Feel the Spirit" "Oh Lord Save Me" Leslie Harris and the Daughters of Prayer, Lake City "The Creation" Leslie Harris, Lake City MEDLEY OF OLD HYMNS: Suwannee High School Ensemble, Ernie Grant Leader, Live Oak RELIGIOUS FOLK SINGING: "Minstrel" Mark Moore, Colorado Jacob and Winnifred Moon, Gainesville Diane Weldon, Gainesville "Jesus Walked the Lonesome Valley"-a white spiritual Evelyne Beers, Montana Accompanied by "Fiddler" Bob Beers, Montana, on the psaltery, the forerunner of the piano. Mr. Beers is one of the few players of this historic instrument. Evelyne and Bob Beers, Montana GOSPEL SINGERS: Leon Starr, Leader, Pensacola OLD HYMNS: Columbia High School Chorus, Anna Baker, Leader, Lake City BENEDICTION: Rev. Claude Bailey * * * Sweeping under a sick person's bed will keep him from getting well. It is bad luck to sing at the table. Peas and cornbread on the shelf. If you want anymore, you can sing it yourself. If your shoes come untied your sweetheart is thinking about you.