Georgian Harmony First Fifth Singing

Roberta Civic Center
Roberta, Crawford County, Georgia
Saturday, March 30, 2019

The annual Georgian Harmony singing was held on Saturday before the fifth Sunday in March at the Roberta Community Center in Roberta, Georgia. All song selections are from The Georgian Harmony, 2nd ed., 2012.

Bill Hollingsworth called the class to order leading 1, Advent.
4, Glad Tidings.
The opening prayer was offered by John Hollingsworth.
Leaders:
224, Worsham - John Plunkett
185, Lindale - John Plunkett
95, Harbor - Mary Brownlee
94, Bradford - Mary Brownlee
54, John 3:37 - Martha Harrell
107, Emmaus - Martha Harrell
25, Humility - Rosemund Watson
109, Lloyd - Rosemund Watson
24, Message - Chris Robinson
108, Invocation - Chris Robinson
186, St. Elmo - Phillip Ford.
187, Warning - Phillip Ford.

RECESS

Bill Hollingsworth called the class back leading 29, Lloyd's Doxology.
Leaders:
9, Now for a Tune - John Hollingsworth
49, Mount Carmel - Oscar McGuire
59, Culloden - Oscar McGuire
42, Isaac - Helen Bryson
50, Celebration - Helen Bryson
80, Mortal Span - John Plunkett
92, Blessings - John Plunkett
13, Shepherd - Mary Brownlee
105, Nidrah - Martha Harrell
208, Ila - Rosemund Watson.
171, Iberia - Rosemund Watson.

LUNCH

Oscar McGuire called the class back to order leading 11, Desolation.
Leaders:
10, Jackson - Chris Robinson
152, John - Phillip Ford
153, Oxford - Phillip Ford
250, Alford - John Hollingsworth
120, The Cross of Christ - Bill Hollingsworth
233, An Easter Song - Bill Hollingsworth
86, Cedar Creek - Oscar McGuire
26, Andrew's Chapel - Oscar McGuire
253, Durham - John Plunkett
244, Styles - John Plunkett
249, A Round in 7's - Bill Hollingsworth (request from Mary Brownlee)
198, Majestic - John Plunkett (for the alto section)
46, Oakland - Phillip Ford
104, Tattnall - Phillip Ford
22, Adoration - Bill Hollingsworth.

After announcements, Rosemund Watson led 255, Christian Farewell, as the closing song.
Elder Chris Robinson offered the closing prayer.

Chairman—Bill Hollingsworth; Secretary—Helen Bryson, John Plunkett.