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Gospel Reaching out Volume 9, Number 10 Department of Library Special Collections Western Kentucky University, Spcol@Wku.Edu Western Kentucky University TopSCHOLAR® Gospel Reaching Out Kentucky Library - Serials 10-1981 Gospel Reaching Out Volume 9, Number 10 Department of Library Special Collections Western Kentucky University, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/gospel_ro Part of the Christianity Commons, Cultural History Commons, Music Performance Commons, Other Music Commons, Public History Commons, Social History Commons, and the United States History Commons Recommended Citation Department of Library Special Collections, "Gospel Reaching Out Volume 9, Number 10" (1981). Gospel Reaching Out. Paper 130. https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/gospel_ro/130 This Newsletter is brought to you for free and open access by TopSCHOLAR®. It has been accepted for inclusion in Gospel Reaching Out by an authorized administrator of TopSCHOLAR®. For more information, please contact [email protected]. /O-l Non-Profit Organization 0 Third Class Mail U.S. Postage Paid eOSPEL Permit No. 13 Munfordville. Kv. 42765 OQ Reachinq Out "GOSPEL MUSIC NEWS FROM THE 'HART OF KENTUCKY'' Vol.9, No. 10 MUNFORDVILLE. KENTUCKY 42765 OCTOBER 1981 National Quartet Convention The 1981 National Quartet Convention "Gospel Music's Grandest Event" will be held October 5-6-7-8-9-10,1981 at Nashville, I Tennessee, City Auditorium. James Blackwood was voted Mr. Gospel Music a year ago and Kelly Nelon Thompson was named "Queen of Gospel Music." Phillips was named the favorite first tenor; Hinson, favorite lead singer; Cecil Blackwood, favorite baritone; Rex Nelon, favorite bass; Burger, favorite musician and the Hinson Band was named the favorite band in last year's Fan Awards. These talented performers will be joined dm-ing the gala gospel singing convention by the Gold City Quartet, The Hemphills, Rex Nelon Singers, Hinson Family, Florida Boys, Dixie Echoes, Teddy Huffam and the Gems, Dixie Melody Boys, Singing Cookes, The Cathedrals, Heaven Bound, Opryland Quartet, Calvarymen, Blackwood Brothers, Wendy Bagwell and The Sunliters, The Sego Brothers and Naomi, Jerry Goff, Happy Goodman Family, The Telestials, Howard & Vestal Goodman and the Lester Family. Rythem Masters 2nd Annual Concert The program will begin at 7 p.m. each night at the Municipal Auditorium and On Friday, November 13, the Rhythm Whitfield has assured that each night's Masters will be hosting their annual 50th Anniversari; singing will last until at least midnight. Gospel Concert at the Landmark Baptist On Octobor 25 the Mt. Olivet Baptist Temple Fieldhouse, featuring the Church will have an all day meeting Hart Co. Singing Cathedral Quartet, Teddy Huffam and the celebrating their 50th anniversary. All of The Hart County Singing Convention will Gems, and the Crownsmen Quartet. The the former pastors who are living will be be held at Rowletts Methodist Church on proceeds of the concert will go to the Land invited. There will be lunch served at the October 3, 1981, with Happyaires of mark Christian High School. All our Ken noon hour and singing in the afternoon. Glasgow, Kentucky. Courtney Spradlin is tucky friends are invited. It will be a great Uhel Templeman is the pastor. Everyone the President. Everyone is invited to at night of Gospel Music. welcome. tend. PAGE 2 • GOSPEL REACHING OUT. OCTOBER 1981 MusiCongress 81 Gospel Jim Gibson, Director of Marketing, Salisbury, Ronn huff, Kurt Kaiser, and Music Publishing, Word Music, has an Dean Wilder. Over three hundred church REACHING OUT nounced the schedule for Word's annual music directors and music school teachers MusiCongress. The MusiCongress '81 will are expected to attend. Official Publication of the be held in Dallas, Texas from September Gibson is optimistic about the week and 10th through September 12th. The three notes, "This will be a time for inspiration, Hart County day affair will be held at the Hilton inn, relaxation, and learning. Wehope that the Gospel Music Association Mockingbird and will feature 7'>^ hours of minister of music or teacher will be able to reading sessions, 4 hours of classroom return to their churches or schools better The sole purpose of the Hart time and 18 instructional seminars, All of prepared to carry out their duties. Also it County Gospel Music Word's new choral music will be introduc is our desire to supply these people with ed and there will be three premieres; the tools they need to be more creative and Association is to uplift the Brush Arbor meeting with arranger, com effective. Kingdom of God through the poser Gene Bartlett, "This Is Christmas," The east coast MusiCongress is schedul diligent efforts of our members to and "Kid's Praise." Concerts by David ed for Atlanta, Georgia from October 1 promote Gospel Music as a means Meece Thursday afternoon, and Amy through the 3rd. of spreading the gospel as well as Grant Friday morning will highlight the If you need any information write week. MusiCongress '81, P.O. Box 1790, Waxo, a means of gospel entertainment. Other noted personalities include Sonny Texas 767%. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor Annette McCubbins Co-Editor Wilma Spradlin Circulation B. R. CARVER CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Jane Ann McCubbins Complete Body & Service Shop HART COUNTY Wrecker Service nOSPFL MUSIC ASSOCIATION President Hnskoll McCubbins V'ice Pres. Tomm^v Ferrcn Ser. and Troas. Annette McCubbins Phone: Cave City - 773-3174 1-65 & Hwy. 90 BOARD OF DIRKCTOKS Glasgow • 678-5211 Cave City, Ky. Klmer Dean Short Courtney Sprndlin Dwovne Hatcher Kirov Larimore GOSPEL a Annual Subscription Rate •S3.00 ?;! REACHING DEADLINES NOVEMBER j: GOSPEL REACHING OUT OUT PAPER Published Monthlv -3rd Class Postajje ADVERTISING OCTOBER 15 NEWS ARTICLES DATES OCTOBER 15" Paid at Munfordville, Kv. 42765 Volume 9 NO. 10 OCTOBER 1981 •il; *Please address all correspondence to P.O. Box 477, Munfordville, Ky. GOSPEL $3 per year j Compliments of Send Check or Money Order to: | Readiii^, , Out GOSPEL REACHING OUT, I Music* Shwh I-nim Ihe HhtI OfKtriiui kv' frff / | CANMER P.O. Box 477 Munfordville, Ky. 42765 Munfordville, Ky.42765 CheckOneDNEWQRENKWAL | IF RENEWAL • AFFIX LABEL BELOW DEPOSIT BANK PLEASE PRINT: NAME Subscribel ADDRESS .CITY. Today!! ' CANMER.KENTUCKY STATE .ZIPCODE. lO'l, GOSPEL REACHING OUT OCTOBER 1981 PAGE 3 Gospel Music Hall Ground Breaking Dear Reaching Out, I'm sending a front page of our local paper who covered our ground breaking. It was a surprise to my brother, Bill and I. We knew a lot of people were interested in the building, but didn't realize this many people would turn out because the weather was so bad and lots of people didn't know about it. Everything is coming along faster than we expected on the building, The county is sending rock down now and we are getting ready to put up the framing. We plan on having a big benefit singing for the floor and seats as soon as we get the 4! roof on the building. We'll have more on this as the building progresses. We think this will be something gospel music fans — and certainly gospel music groups will be proud of. Copied from The Reporter, Monticello, Ky. CROWD TURNS OUT FOR GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONIES -A large crowd turned Several weeks ago two Otter Creek men out for the groundbreaking ceremonies at the Otter Creek Community Center and Gospel Music Hall Tuesday afternoon. Shown here. County Judge Executive Hallice Upchurch, and their families decided to culminate a longtime dream and build a Gospel Music Luther Hicks, Bobby and Bill Bertram hold the first shovel of dirt moved as site prepara tion with bulldozers has been going on all week. A large crowd of county and city Hall. They decided to provide the lumber officials, representatives of Peoples Bank, candidates for office, and community citizens and their time at no cost, but still needed a turned out for the event Tuesday. site to build the structure where it would be close to both Wayne County and Clinton County. turn out for our groundbreaking. That's We'll help our They found out that Golden Years Nurs really encouraging to us, and makes us own groups, too ing JHomeowner, Luther Hicks, had some feel even t)etter about our project. There The Bertrams are hoping to start actual land in an ideal location, but when they were even bankers here, and that's always construction within a couple of weeks, went to ask about buying some of the pro good, isn't it'" Bobby Bertram noted with depending on the weather, and have set the perty, they received a surprising answer. a smile. end of the year and possibly Christmas Hicks donated necessary land We want to promote Eve as hopeful opening dates. Hicks revealed later, "I just simply told gospel music "There are good gospel groups around them I wouldn't sell them the land, but that Bill Bertram pointed out, "We always here everywhere and with this type of my wife and I were big gospel music fans wanted to do something for the county and facility we can attract a lot of them to and that we'd sure give them enough land our community, and wanted to promote come and play here in Wayne County - plus to build whatever they wanted." Gospel Music at the same time and this ac helping all of our own Wayne and Clinton With about three acres of land so complished both goals." "Whenever a County gospel groups, too," the Bertrams graciously donated by the Hicks family, good gospel group wanted to come in and surmise. the Bertram brothers have now started to sing or if we wanted to have some type of make their dream into a reality. get-together then we had to try and get the Bulldozers have been clearing the site for high school or something, and that never Help will be recognized the past two weeks now, with official seemed to work for us, but now we'll Davis, who sings in the Davis Family groundbreaking ceremonies taking place always have a place," he added.
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