WJBF (Television station : Augusta, Ga.)United States, Georgia, Richmond County, Augusta, 33.47097, -81.97484Howard, Karlton1992-08-30/1992-09-27Several incomplete episodes of the television program Parade of Quartets that also include commercials and fragments of other programs. The Parade of Quartets episodes shown include: Announcements and weather read by co-host Alicia Butler Brown, and an African American gospel choir from Washington, D.C. introduced by host Karlton Howard--Sunday School lesson with Reverend Oscar Wells--Karlton Howard introduces the gospel group Restored, who performs--Alicia Butler Brown interviews Della Halloway, a home economics teacher and FHA advisor at Lucy Linney High School--Karlton Howard introduces Restored for another performance--Alicia Butler Brown reads announcements--Karlton Howard and Alicia Butler Brown introduce a performance by Rufus Williams and Divine Expressions--Karlton Howard hosts a discussion with Delta Sigma Theta sorority leaders Christine Betts and Pat Cummins, and introduces a performance by the Brewsteraires--The Brewsteraires perform a second time after a commercial break and briefly discuss tour dates with Alicia Butler Brown before performing a third song that lasts through the end credits of the program--Fragment of a performance by the Singing Stars performing and speaking with host Karlton Howard (screen credit reads September 20, 1992)--Alicia Butler Brown reads announcements--Performance by the Augusta Masonic Choir--Karlton Howard introduces Reverend Reuben Willingham--Second performance by the Augusta Masonic Choir--Alicia Butler Brown introduces Reverend Gary T. Reese, who conducts a Sunday School lesson--Karlton Howard introduces the Friendship Male Chorus, who performs--Karlton Howard discusses matters with Gary Willingham of the Augusta Housing Authority--Performance by the Banks Sisters--Performance by unidentified African American male gospel group--Interview with Cedric Johnson of Bankers First conducted by Alicia Butler Brown--Performance by the Springhill Mass Choir, introduced by Karlton Howard--Performance by Richardene Holmes--Karlton Howard reviews recent top five gospel record releases--Performance by Spiritual Seven, which, after conclusion of program from host Karlton Howard, rolls to end credits mentioning participating groups: "Dixie Jubilaires, Bruesteraires, Spiritual Seven, Flo Carter and the Sounds of Joy, Bro. Fred Prophet, and Gospel Connection"--A new program starts with a fragment of performance by the Swanee Quintet--Performance by the Singing Stars, who also discuss their tour dates with Karlton Howard--Karlton Howard reads announcements and lists the program's guests: the Swanee Quintet, the Singing Stars, the Imperials of Faith, Reverend Gary T. Reese, Wisdom, the Brewsteraires, the Spiritual Seven, and Miss Lucy Williams from the Tenth District Missionary Society--Performance by the Imperials of Faith--Fragment of performance by unidentified African American male gospel group accompanying Reverend Reuben Willingham--the Imperials of Faith perform another number--Karlton Howard interviews Miss Lucy Williams from the Tenth District Missionary Society--Performance by unidentified African American male gospel group--Co-host Betty Griffin reads announcements and introduces Sunday School lesson by Reverend Gary T. Reese--Host Karlton Howard introduces Lester Smalls and Wisdom, who perform--Co-host Betty Griffin introduces Marion Brown of the Good Shepherd Baptist Church--Performance by the Brewsteraires--Karlton Howard leads a prayer accompanied by the Brewsteraires--The Brewsteraires perform another song after a commercial break--Co-host Betty Griffin reads announcements, and introduces the Spring Hill Baptist Church Choir, who then perform--Karlton Howard introduces Reverend Reuben Willingham--Karlton Howard introduces saxophone player Grady Allen and then the Spiritual Seven, who play into the show's end credits, where participating groups are listed: "Dixie Jubilaires, Brewsteraires, Spiritual Seven, Flo Carter and the Sounds of Joy, Bro. Fred Prophet, and Gospel Connection." Parade of Quartets is a television program that has aired on WJBF-TV in Augusta, Georgia, from 1954 to the present, featuringAfrican American gospel music, and appearances by both local and national African American political leaders.Annotation from original media: "Parade of Quartets8-30-92,9-20-92,9-27-92 -- List inside slipcase: 8-30-929-20-92Wisdom,Sis. Lucy William, Imperials of Faith, Singing Stars, Swanees, Spiritual 7 ... 9-27-92Spiritual 7, op Five, Richard Holmes/ Leon Alston, Springhill Mass. Choir - Augusta, Alicia, Willingham w/Brusteraires - Prayer, Mary Brown, Sickle Cell,Banks Sisters, Gary Willingham, Friendship Male Choir, s/s Re Gary. Reese, Augusta Masonic.......NO DATEB'Aires, Rufus WMS and Divine Expressions,Rev. James - Prayer,Restored (song or sermon) Rev. ? Wells, Aires. L. Mugnum - Mass Choir" Original format: VHSvideo/mp4enghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/Parade of quartets collection, 1984-2006. Walter J. 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