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ustcr , the ance out^ s.pm-lastbillntro-morvio-hich it of RPC 'ines for ofCLEVELANDThe first Clevelander to be honored bvhaving his life story told in word and song during the interesting series of broadcasts to be aired by the internationally-famous Wings Over Jordan Choir will be Rev. Charles H.*Cra-ble, pastor of Cleveland’s Mt. Haven Baptist Church and president of the Ohio Baptist Association^:;.^,;.;' :The life story of Reverend Cra- |sblicincol-an-ierheer,in-ckkere-ol h-;r, Lf-n Is to ;nnti-ifeble will be portrayed on WINGS OVER JORDAN S Sunday, February 27, broadcast, heard in the eastern section of the United States at 12 noon EST. The broadcast is carried by the Don Lee network of the Mutual System, covering the western half of the United States, by transcription, and is heard in that section one week later, on Saturdays at 3:00p. M. • ■ lt;■/This revealing series of broadcasts which portray the life stories of prominent American Negroes in words and song, is the crowning creation of Reverend Glenn T. Settle, veteran radio personality, who created the universally beloved WINGS OVER JORDAN.For 10 years. WINGS OVER JORDAN was aired over the CBS network, retiring from that chain in October. 1947. at which time. Reverend Settle announced his plans to Create a new series of broadcasts, the one which his famous organization is currently producing weekly, over the Mutual Broadcasting System.So great is the interest manifested by the country in this most vital series of broadcasts, that it was instantly taken under the sponsorshin of the United States Treasury Department. Officials of the Treasury Department acclaim this series the most attractive yet to be secured for the purpose of foeiia}og attention on the value of United States Savings Bonds. Wines Over Jordan donates its.services'to the nroeram in coonora-tion with the United States Treasury Department, through a specialarrangement with the American Federation of Radio Artists.Radio people unanimously agree that this great series of radio broadcasts created by Reverend Glenn T. Settle, prominent Negroitc c ts \atc rrcW11rrjielt;sihitiTREV. CHARLES H. CRABLEClergyman formerly of Cleveland,Ohio, is truly a find in the field of entertainment and education. Reverend Settle expresses his opinion of his newest work in ,-the terms of its possibilities. He says it will reveal to white America the true aspirations of the American Negro, while shedding a glowing ray of encouragment on the path-(Continued on Page TWO-BJe sa dempcticinTIonGroli1or*colAglt;Ca
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Call and Post
Cleveland, Ohio, US
Sat, Feb 19, 1949
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