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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]Langley Mill Choir festival 3rd Feb 1916 Heanor observer Choir festival services in connection with the Wesleyan Church were celebrated on Sunday at the morning service the choir gave the anthem “Come unto me” and in the evening “Abide with me” the principal soloist being Miss E Flintoff and Mr H Whysall. During the afternoon the Anthem “By babylons wave” (gounod) also songs part songs and choruses were rendered. The Rev. L. C. Fogg (Heanor) preached inspiring sermons in the morning and evening and gave an address in the afternoon. The singing during the whole of the day, which included special solos by Miss Bertha Frost, Derby, was exceedingly fine, and the large congregations present at each treat. Mr J. A. Frost was responsible for the conducting of the singing and Mr Albert Angell added greatly to the success of the festival by his clever manipulation of the organ. [/quote]
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Langley Mill Wesleyan Church
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Langley Mill
Choir festival
3rd Feb 1916 Heanor observer
Choir festival services in connection with the Wesleyan Church were celebrated on Sunday at the morning service the choir gave the anthem “Come unto me” and in the evening “Abide with me” the principal soloist being Miss E Flintoff and Mr H Whysall. During the afternoon the Anthem “By babylons wave” (gounod) also songs part songs and choruses were rendered. The Rev. L. C. Fogg (Heanor) preached inspiring sermons in the morning and evening and gave an address in the afternoon. The singing during the whole of the day, which included special solos by Miss Bertha Frost, Derby, was exceedingly fine, and the large congregations present at each treat. Mr J. A. Frost was responsible for the conducting of the singing and Mr Albert Angell added greatly to the success of the festival by his clever manipulation of the organ.

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