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Vol.5, NUMBER 2 MUNFORDVJLLE. KENTUCKY 42765 FEBRUARY 1977

CAVELANDERS AT GLASGOW FEB. 6 ""k"to AttendBig Sing May 6 & 7

The Annual Anniversary sing set forMay 6th and 7th is looking good as far asthe Singing is concerned. Several groupsare planning to attend. Free gifts will begiven away on the hour with merchants inthe area donating various gifts. On Friday,May 6th the sing will begin at 7:00 p.m.then on the 7th the event will begin at 3:00in the afternoon. The May singing wassucha big success last year that the Boardof Directors plan a two day event so allsinging groups could have plenty oftimetosing.

All groups wishing to participate shouldwrite to Gospel Reaching Out, P.O. Box477. Munfordville, 42765

The Cavelanders will be singing at theCalvary Baptist Church in Glasgow,Ky. onSunday night, Feb. 6th. The Church islocated on Columbia Ave. Rev. BillyCompton is the pastor. The Cavelandershave been supporting Gospel Reaching outnow for several years and have contributed

For we must allappear before thejudg^mcnt seat ofChrist; that everyone may receivethe things done inhis body, according: to that he hathdone, whether itbe good or bad.

—2 Corinthians 5:10

a lot to the paper and to gospel music.Members of the group include ElroyLarimore. Elmer Dean Short, TommyFerren, J.I3., Raybum, Mary LouCompton. Faye Ralston...Come out andenjoy an evening of fine gospel musicwith the Cavelanders! Service begins at6:00 CDT.

SCRIPTURES

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For God so lovedthe world, that hegave His only begotten Son, thatwhosoever believ-eth in Him shouldnot perish, buthave everlastinglife.

—John 3:16

Singing SchoolThe singing school that was set for

February 14 has been planned to begin onMarch 21 and continue through April 2ndwith the exception of Wednesday nights sothe churches can have their regular prayerservices. The nights planned for singingschool are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday,Friday and Saturday. Then on April 2nd aBig Singing is planned with ^1 groupsparticipating with the public invited.

The School will be held at Hart CountyHigh School with the Rev. Cosby Dobsonfrom Sparta, Tenn. teaching. Rev. Dobsonis a very qualified teacher and has hadschooling in music along with a lot ofexperience. All interested persons areinvited. For more information call (502)524-9702 or write. P.O. Box 477,Munfordviiic, Ky. 42765.

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By Eva Mae LeFevre

It seems just yesterday that Iwalked down a long aisle, dressedin a handmade white satin gownwith a beautiful lace veil to say "IDo" to the man I love more ^ananyone on this earth, UriasLeFevre. It was a large church inGreenville, South Carolina, thatseated over two thousand pet^leand it was packed to capacity;they were ^so standing in theyards as far as you could see outthe windows. Thetime-9:00p.m.on a Sunday night, September 9,1934.

On that night, I joined thegroup(TheLeFevres) tosing andplaypiano.My husbandthought Iwas very talented, so he spentmuch of his time promoting me.After several years, I becameM.C. for the group; and today, 42years later, I am still singing,playing pianoand doing the M.C.work for The LeFevres.

Urias and Alphus (the two menthat started this group) haveretired and seem to be so happyin retirement. They both haveexcellent health; however, I am59 years old and still goingstrong. I have no plans fta*retirement as long as myhusband and I stay well;although any time my husbandneeds me, I shall be by his side.

In my 42 years of work in thisgroup,the personnel has changedfrom lime to time, but I havenever worked with a better group

Urias and Eva Mae LeFevre a few years ago in one of their favoriportraKai.

than the one we have now. Each When Urias retired as managerone seems to be dedicated to do and owner, he turned thehis or •her part for the Lord business over to our bass singerthrough gospel singing and \^•ho has been with us 19 years,playing. , Rex Nelwi sings the greatest

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GOSPEL MUSIC'S FIRSt COUPLE;** EVA fAAt AND URIAS LEFEVRE

bass; also, he is a good managerand leader. There is no greaterperson in gospd music todaythan Rex Nelon. His style of basssinging will always be remembered.

Before I joined this group, Itraveled with my father to help inhis ministry. When I was 13yearsold, I was a good driver so I was agreat help to daddy in many ways- singing, playing the piano, anddriving at night while Daddyslept after a hard day. I alsohelped Mama with thehousework, as I was the oldest ofnine children. This meant gettingup at 6:00 a.m. so I could cleanthe entire house before leavingfor school. My mom and dad aredevout Christians and we hadfamily prayer morning, noon,andnight. What a heritage, worthmore than millions of dollars tome. I thank God that He has letme keep Mom and Dad a longtime. They are precious.

When I met my husband, mydaddy had the LeFevre Quartetto come to our church to sing;and I was W)ly eight years old.Urias was sixteen, but he toldAlphus that night that he had methis wife, meaning me. He waitedfor me to grow up and we

' married when I was only 17 yearsold (Urias 25). To our marriagecame five children, three boysand two girls. Pierce is 40 yearsold; Meurice 39, Andrea 38,Mylon 32. and Monteia 21. We

(Continued on page 6)

BARREN RIVER BOYSATf I

GREEN COUNTY SINGING

THE BARREN RIVER BOYSGlasgow, Kentucky

Will Sinii At The Green County Singin}* Convention

• On: Sunday. February 6, 1977 at 1:30 P.M. AtNEW SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH

Members of the group are Jackie D. Smith, Richard Tinsley, Steve Tinsley, G!enda Sue Dennison, DavidDennison, Clifton Smith and Freeman Sexton.

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JUBILEE QUARTET

Rt. 1, Hopkinsvilie, Ky. 42240%ArriceTaylor

Feb. 4-Pamona Bapt., Dickson, Tn. 7:30

Feb. 12-Bellview Math., Nashville, 7:30

Feb. 13-Fairview Bapt., Newbiirg, Tn. 1:30

Feb. 19-Cross Key Bapt., Cross Keys, Tn.,

7:30 p.m.

Feb. 26-Mt. Lebanon C.P.,

Spring Hill, Tn. 7:30 p.m.

THE HAPPYAIRES

Box 134, Glasgow, Ky. 42141Phone 502-651-2865

Feb. 6 - Longview Baptist,

Gallatin, Tenn. 6:00 p.m.

Feb. 13 - Old Salem C.P. Church

Green County 7:00 p.m.

Feb. 20 - Pleasant Hill Baptist,

Simpson Co. 2:00 p.m.

Feb. 26 • Billingsley Music Store

Broadcast on WGGC FM 12:30 - 1:00

Glasgow, Ky.

Feb. 26 - Earth Vemon Meth. Church,

Nashville, Tenn. 7:00 p.m.

BARREN RIVER BOYS

107 Gooden St.

Glasgow, Ky. 42141Phone (502) 651-2553

Jan.29-Pleasant Hill Bapt., so. of Glasgow

7:00 p.m.

Jan. 3Q-0ak Forrest Bapt., Hwy. 68

at Hayes 6:30 p.m.

Feb. 5-Christian Home Gen. Bapt.

near Brownsville 7:00 p.m.

Feb. 6-Green Co. Singing Conv. 1:30 p.m.

Feb. 6-Siloam Bapt. Church, Glasgow 7:00

Feb. 13-Tramble Fork Church,

Allen Co. 6:30 p.m.

Feb. 19-Brotherhood Freewill Bapt.,

Glasgow 7:00 p.m.

Feb. 27-Highland Chapel Meth.,

Burksville 6:30 p.m.

WHAT'S HAPPENINGIN FEBRUARY ior"S

THE MELLOTONES

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KINSTON. NO 28501(919) 523-2653

Feb. 5 - Ayden, N.C. 7:00 p.m.

Feb. 6 - Roanoke Rapids, N.C. 7:00 p.m.

Feb. 12 - Vass, N.C. 7:30 p.m.

Feb. 13 - Lakeview, S.C. 7:00p.m.

Feb. 18 • Newport News, V.A. 8:00 p.m.

Feb. 19 - Newport News, V.A. 8:00 p.m.

Feb. 20-Fayetteville, N.C., 7:00 p.m.

Feb. 26 - New Bern, N.C. 8:00 p.m.

Feb. 27 - Whortonsville, N.C. 7:00 p.m.

THE McCUBBINS FAMILYP. 0. Box 477

Munfordville, Ky. 42765Phone (502) 524-9702

THE GOSPEL FOUR & JANICE

Route 1

Pleasant Shade, Tenn. 37145Phone 615-677-2996

Feb. 6 - Vanleu, Tenn.

United Methodist Church

Feb. 12 - Providence Cumberland

Presbyterian

Hartsville, Tenn.

Feb. 19 - Pleasant Shade. Tenn.

Upper Cumberland Presbyterian Church

Feb. 25 - Recording Session

JOYFUL TONESSTEVE SKAGGSHODGENVILLE.KY (502)325-3366Feb. 5-Joel Rhea Sprowles,

Lincoln Village Showbam, 8:30 EST.,Hodgenville

Feb. 13-Lincoln Village Showbam-Ministerial Assoc. 2:00 EST.,Hodgenville

Feb. 5-Casey Fork C.P.,

Marrowbone 7:00 p.m.

Feb. 13-Joel Rhea Sprowles Lincob Village

Show Bam, Ministerial Assn.2:00 EST.

Feb. 14-Annual Singing So. States,

Hart C^. High School Cafeteria 6:30

Feb. 20-Campbellsburg, Ky., Meth.

Church 2:30 p.m.

Feb. 26-Glenview 1st Church of God,

Glasgow, Hospital Road 7:30

Feb. 27-Warren Co. Singing Conv.

Westside United Meth. Church 2:00

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THE SERVANTS P. O. Box 305Campbellsville, Ky. 42718Phone 502-465-7214

EARLSi LORENE NORRIS1620 Johnson Ave.

Bowling Green, Ky. 42101Phone 843-6562

THE JUBILATIONSP.O. Box 556Westmoreland, Tenn. 37186Phone 615-644-2441

Feb. 4 & 5-District Rally, CJhurch of God

of Prophecy, Lafayette, Tn. 7:00

Feb. 14-20-Church of God of Prophecy,

Westmoreland, Tn. (Revival) 7:00

Feb. 26-Providence Gen. Papc. near

Westmoreland, Tn. 7:00

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TO A CHURCH CHOIR

Music makes a prayer stronger,lifts the spirit from the mire,stretches worship moments longer,hangs a banner from the spire.Music dyes the flowers deeper,sharpens all the candle flames,wakes the solitary sleeper,shakes the windows in their frames.Music stirs the heart atremble,sets the waiting soul afire,helps the scattered thoughts assemble,brings God nearer. Thank you, Choir.

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Jim HamillRejoins Kingsmen

GOSPEL REACHINQ OUT. FEBRUARY 1977 - PAGE 5

Hart County Singing ConventionI have enjoyed my year as the secretary

of Hart County Singing Convention and

look forward to another good year.

We had large crowds and great guest

singers each month.

Next month the Hart County Singing

Convention wiU meet at Mt. Pisgah near

Bonnieville and the special guests are

"The Regals" from Scottsville. Let's have

a great year in Gospel Singing in 1977!

Georgia Puckett

Warren County Singing ConventionThe Warren County Singing Convention

wiU be held Sunday, February 27th at

Westside United Methodist Church at 2:00

p.m. located 506 Glen Lily Road andCreedsen Lane in Bowling Green, Ky.

Guest singers will be the McCubbins

Family of Munfordville, Ky.

Everyone is invitedto be there and hear

this fme group sing. They wiU bless your

heart with their songs.Earl Norris President

Phone 843-6562

Vemon Schultz, Vice-President

Jim Hamill, lauded by many as the bestemcee and lead singer in the business, isreturning to the Kingsmen Quartet. Jimfirst joined The Kingsmen about fiveyearsago. Prior to that, he has sung with suchgreat groups as The Rebels, and The OakRidge Boys. The Kingsmen have been oneof the top Southern Gospel groups forseveral years. Their zeal in performanceand their sincerity have endeared themwith thousands of gospel fans across thenation. Members of the group have wonseveral awards. Their fine tenor, JohnnyParrack, won the Fan Award for FavoriteTenor this year and of course. SquireParsons is a great gospel songwriter. For along time the group teased about neverwinning a "buzzard". However, in 1974,their great livealbum. "Big and Live'' washonored with a Dove Award from theGospel Music Association for the BestGospel Album of the year.

Earlier this year, when Jim left TheKingsmen. he returned to Memphis.Tennessee, where his father is the pastorof a large Assembly of God church. Jimworked for a while nith a church in one ofthe outlyinj; suburbs of Memphis asMinister of Music. WTiile in Memphis.Hamill teamod up with The Senators. RayShelton's fine group, and skyrocketedthem into national prominence almostovernight. Fans at The National Quartetconvention wore treated to a preview of thereunion whoii Jim joined Tlie Kingsmen onstage for an encore of ••\\'hen 1 WakeUp""\Miat else??

The KinK^'"t?n have just signed a newrecording fontracl with Heart WarmingRecords. Miuiager Eldridge Fox also toldme that Jim McCauleyhas relumed to pickbass with the group. Bobby Connelly, whowas hired when Mac left, will stay on theteam to piek rhythm and lead guitar.

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WicCubbins Family To Sing AtSouthern States Meeting

The McCubbins Family will be singing atthe Annual Southern Slates Meeting on

February 14th at the Hart County High

School. Starling at 6:30 p.m. CST. Allmembers of Southern States are invited toattend.

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FIRST COUPLE

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have watched them grow up tobecome fine men and women,and we thank God for them andtheir place in this world. We lovethem so much, mistakes and all.

I have mentioned my beingthankful for several things in thisarticle and here it is again -Thanksgiving time. I am sothankful to be a Christian; also tobe bom in the "good ole USA" toChristian parents. I could go oiand on about the many things Ihave to be thankful for, but let memention just one more thing. Ourchildren are all gone from homeand sometimes it is a little lonely,just the two of us;- but when myhusband says, "Darling, what doyou want for breakfast, and I'lleven serve it in bed if you wantme to," then I know down deep inmy heart that I have everythingto be thankful for. I try to treathim like a king and I know Tm hisqueen.

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From The EditorIf your fuipiT is laie. please have

paliena* with us. VW are in ing hard to getihfm l<> you as soon as possible.SonictitiH'.*^ it isn't our fault. Everyonesivms to have i)rohlems with their mailonce in a while. I'm sure the Post iMan is

also doin;,' all he can to [)ring every letterand paper your way. The weather is badand we are all doin^' well to sur\ive. Let'slhank the Lord forour blessings and try notlo criticize until we have walked the sameiwthof the personwethink is in the wrong.197() has been a real good year. U'e arelooking forward to this new one.

Ronnie HutchinsJoins Tennesseans

Willie Wynn, manager of Willie Wynnand The Tennesseans has announced that

Ronnie Hutchins,- formerly of TheInspirations and The LeFevTes. will joinThe Tennesseans to replace Elmer Cole.Elmer, one ofgosfH.*! music's greatest songwriters, has decided lo stay home and writesongs during 1977. KImer has written suchgospel giants as "TemThousand Years"and "What A Day (Our First Day InHeaven)." Y]

Ronnie Hutchins started as one of theoriginal founders of The Inspirations ofBryson City. N.C^ where he sang lead formany years. F<ir the last three years, hehas been singing with The LeFevres from.Atlanta. G a. Ronnie is known and loved bythousands of fans across .\merica. The

Tennesseans wh<i not only have one of thefinest tenors in America in Willie, haverecently made, changes at other positions.The"^group novv'cohsb-Ls of. Willie, Ronnie,\\ oody Wright, baikone iid Hovie Walkerat bass. These fine Christian men will

minister to you aiid b^$s you with theirsinging. Be surC"^ K<^^ut to see themwhenever they af^Tn yo't^ area. ^

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GOSPEL REACHING OUT, FEBRUARY 1977 - PAGE 7

MARIJOHN WILKIN'S PRAISE BECOMES SONGST.ikcii from Tlio Nia\ .s.

6"

Marljohn: "For the first time In my life. Ican write at the utmost of my ability."

By Darryl Hicks

opening the door to a brand-new,powder blue Cadillac, she emergedwearing a full-length mink coat worn overtailored cowgirl clothing, lizard skin boots,and shimmering with gobs of turquoisejewelry. The startled pastor pushed thechurch office door ajar for the elegantlydressed lady to enter, detecting adistressed look.

"What's your problem?" he asked.Sie replied without hesitation. "I have

every kind of problem imaginable!"Surveying the car and clothing, the

mmisiergroped for words. "Umm .. you,uh, you look healthy!"

"I am,"

"WeU, umm ... you look like yourbusiness is good, whatever you do."

He could see the pain behind theprosperity,sohe began to minister. "Well,first ofall; it's not so much your problems,it's how you are reacting to them. Whydon't wethank God for your problemsandlet Him begin to handle them."

"I'll try."After a heart-rending time, the lady

drove, sat down at the piano, and startedpraying for God to handle her problems.

"Thank you. Lord ... 1 think! You needto help me to make it through today."

She began playing, singing a simpleprayer, and a song began to emerge.

"I', only human, I'm just a woman;Help me believe in what I could be andall that I am.

Show me the stairway I have to climbLord, for my sake, teach me lo take

One Day At A Time.

One Day At A Time, sweet Jesus —That's all I'm asking from you;Just give me the strength to do everyday what I have to do.Yesterday's gone, sweet JesusAnd tomorrow may never be mine;Lord help me today, show methe wayOne Day At A Time.

(Copyright 1973 by Buckhorn Music' bitten by MarijohnWilkin and Kris Kristofferson. Used by

permission.)

ABOUTPAULFill in the bicuiks. one letter to a space. Then read down the first row of letters and you willsee the name of ihe place where Paul was befriended by Barnabas.

trip. Paul made three as amissionary

Demetrius clashed with Paul

here (.Uts 19:24-41)

Paul tells the Thessalonians

to evermore (IThess. 5:16)

He told the .Atheniajis about

ihe God (Acts 17:23)

He stood by as this man wasstoned (Acts 8:1)

He is called Paul the

Kieedom-Paul tells the

(lalatians to stand fast in it

Idal. '>:1)

Kai'h of Paul's b(X)ks is one

lie addressed the elders of

|-;pliesus here (Acts 20:17)

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WHAT'S HAPPENINGThe Joyful Tones of Hodgenville, Ky.

have recorded a new fuU color album at

Joel Rhea sprowles Lincoln VillageShowbam. If all goes well the GospelRecord will be out the first part of March.Be watching Gospel Reaching Out Ifor thisnew album.

The Singing Hinsons will be appearingat The Green County High School on April14.

The Jubilee's are staying busy thesedays with several singings in Tennessee.On February 12, they will appear at theBellview Methodist Church in Nashville,Tennessee at 7:30.

The Happyaires will sing on theBillingsley Music Store Broadcast onWGGCF.M.. February26 from 12:30until1:00 GST.

The Barren River Boys will be at TheBrotherhood Freewill Baptist in Glasgow,February 19 at 7:00 p.m.

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HORSE CAVE, KY. 42749

The McCubbins Family will be at theShowbarn in Hodgenville on February 13helping the Larue County MinisterialAssociation with contributions going to theneedy in the county.

The Jubilations will be in a revival at The

Church of God of Prophecy inWestmoreland, Tennessee, February 14-20Starting time is 7:00 p.m.

The Gospel Four & Janice will be in arecording session February 25, 1977.

The Joyful Tones will be appearing atthe Lincoln Village Showbam February 5 at8:30 EST.

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Tom Turner, Mgr. Phone 524-5571

To The EditorDear Editor:

Since I became a member of the Barren

River Boys, four or five months ago, I have

been getting Gospel Reaching Out

through the quartet and I want to take the

time to subscribe for it to come direct to my

address so I would be able to get a day or

so sooner. I am enclosing a check to two

other friends and kindred so that they may

enjoy the paper as much as I have.

I have met so many nice people that I

already seemed to know through reading

about them in the paper.

To the editor's staff, I would like to

extend my thanks for the service you

render to all of us. I am enjoying the

Barren River Boys and our family have a lot

of good times together-Thanks!

Clifton E. Smith

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WM. J. LAWLER, R.PH.

MUNFORDVILLE, KY.

PHONE 524-5231

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