Person Results

Emily Chisholm

Adapter of "How Good to Offer Thanks" in Ecumenical Praise

C. S. Colburn

1859 - 1943 Person Name: Cary Author of "King Over Death and the Grave" in The Revival No. 3

Paul Chappel

b. 1967 Author of "Songs of Praise: Hallelujah! (Let Us Go Forth with Light and Love to Sing)" in New Hymns of Hope

Judith Christie-McAllister

Person Name: Judith C. McAllister Author of "To Our God" in One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism

C. H. Culbreth

Composer of "[O what joy 'tis to meet and to blend our happy voices]" in Melodies of Joy

A. M. Cagle

Composer of "SACRED MOUNT" in The Sacred Harp

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Composer of "ARIMA" in Hymns of Consecration and Faith

1868 - 1950 Person Name: Myrtle K. Cherryman Translator (from Latin) of "Father of Light, We Sing in Thy Praise" in The Cyber Hymnal [Mrs. Esmond G. Cherryman] MYRTLE KOON CHERRYMAN was born in Lisbon, a nearby village which immediately faded off the map when she left. Her father was a country doctor and taught her her first lessons as they drove about the country in the proverbial "horse and buggy". Her mother was interested in the drama and starred her daughter in all the village entertainments. One of her first appearances was as "Mary" in "Ten Nights in a Bar-room", presented in GRANDFATHER CHUBB'S Hotel. After graduation from Edna Chaffee Noble's School of Elocution in Detroit, Mrs. Cherryman returned to Grand Rapids and taught elocution. For several years she was with a local paper as society and music editor and wrote a daily column "In a Cheery Mood" which was composed of original verse and comment. Her best known books are "Rhymes for Rainy Days" and "Mother Goose Meddlings". This busy little lady is always in demand as a reader, an elocutionist, for book reviews or just to give advice. Her book reviews at the Y.W.C.A. and her Thursday classes at the Women's City Club are rare intellectual treats. She served as acting pastor at All Souls' Church for eighteen months. Mrs. Cherryman's greatest interests are her children. Her daughter, MRS. GLADYS TILGHMAN, is very active in the little theater movement in her home in the east; her son, REX CHERRYMAN, had gained an enviable reputation in the motion picture industry and on Broadway before his death while on a vacation trip to Paris in 1928. Mrs. Cherryman has always been active in the Ladies' Literary Club, in the Scribblers and has just been re-elected president of the Bards. She writes the reviews of the Saturday afternoon lectures; is active on the board of the Civic Players and is educational director of the Delphian and Travel Clubs and of the Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. GRAND RAPIDS MIRROR, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Vol. I, No. 3, Fall, 1933, Pg. 12 (Interesting Personalities), Col. 3.