Annual Longwood Music Festival (1952)

Programme for the 79th Longwood Musical Festival, more commonly known as the "Longwood Sing".

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collection:Leaflets, Pamphlets & Small Booklets
tags:1950-59, 1952, Annual Longwood Music Festival, Digitised Items, Handel's "Messiah", Longwood, Longwood Sing, Music Festivals, Pamphlets, Programmes
date:7 September 1952
rights:Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY)
date added:6 May 2017

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THE MOTHER OF ALL SINGS IS 79 TODAY
NABENDTOWER, LONGWOOD
PRESENTING THE 79th ANNUAL
Musical Festival
Sunday Afternoon, September 7th, 1952
COMMENCE 3 P.M.
Hymn Tunes and Selections from Various Works.
Copies provided for Orchestra.
Vocalists please bring ‘Messiah’
Conductor - - George E. Crowther
Leader of Orchestra - Elsie M. Crowther Deputy Leader - Bernard Townend Teas provided for Instrumentalists and Vocalists.
Others, Nominal Charges.
COLLECTIONS IN AID OF CHARITIES
IF WET, the Festival will be held in the Parish Church, by kind permission of the Vicar.
Please address all Communications to the Hon. Secretary,
Mr. L. CROWTHER 41, Thornhill Road, Longwood.
PROGRAMME
THREEPENCE
Report for 1951 - the 78th
Dear Friends,
We present our report of the 78th “Sing",
And once again set it in verse,
For some of us think of the smile it may bring,
(While others remark “I've seen worse !)
But whether we give it in prose or in song,
The meaning is there j ust the same,
No matter how given, it cannot be wrong,
To give to the old and the lame !
And that is our aim, folks to do our good deed,
To give you good music, - Good cheer,
That you will enjoy it, and help us exceed The record we set up last year !
Figures are dull things, but neverthless,
We look at our statement with pride,
And all we can say, folks, - (Perhaps you can guess?) is Thank you - well done folks, - you’ve tried !
i AMES HEBBLETHWAITE, President
HUBERT DAWSON, Treasurer.
L. CROWTHER, Secretary.
RECEIPTS. £ s* d- PAYMENTS. £ s. d.
Cash in hand 2 15 11 | A. Parkin & Son, Ltd.,
Cash in Lloyd’s Bank 8 4 3 Programmes 15 10 0
,, Upper Agbrigg Bank P25 0 0 ! Institute, Caretaker, Laundry l 0 10
Interest 3 2 6 i Adverts. Hudd. Exam. 2 14 0
Collections 55 110 Stationery, Stamps, etc. Q 15 7
Subscriptions 40 11 6 Catering,
Sale of Programmes 25 18 6A Longw’d Ind. Soc. Ltd. 4 11 8
Sale of Teas, Cakes, etc. 13 9 Upper Agbrigg Bank 25 0 0
Balance for Disposal ... 109 16 2
£261 8 3| £261 8 3
Disposal Account—1951,
Balance for Disposal... £ s. d. 109 16 2 Huddersfield Royal £ s. d
Infirmary for Research 25 0 0
Huddersfield Victoria
(Physio-Therapy Van) Huddersfield St. John’s 10 0 0
Ambulance 5 0 0
Huddersfield Cripples Guild 5 0 0
Huddersfield Blind Society Huddersfield Deaf and Dumb 5 0 0
Institute 5 0 0
Musicians’ Benevolent Fund Longwood Old Folks’ 5 0 0
Gathering 30 0 0
Milnsbridge Old Folks’
Gathering 5 0 0
Outlane Old Folks’ Gathering 5 0 0
Cash in Bank 8 7 9
Cash in Hand 1 8 5
£109 16 2 £109 16 2
Audited and found correct, F. Townend, 24th March, 1952
A. Parkin & Son Ltd., Kings Mill Lane, Huddersfield