[i] Perusal of the minutes suggested Whitten was not in attendance of the Association in Atlanta. Jesse also said that Whitten’s name does not appear in the Executive Council members in 1925, the next oldest minute that he has.
“Ask for the old paths, where is the good way, and walk therein.” Caveat lector
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Wednesday, September 15, 2021
A. N. Whitten and the United Association
I have previously posted a good bit about Archibald Newton Whitten, and compiled a booklet of some of his life history. But it has been a while. Recently, Jesse P. Karlsberg, Sacred Harp singer, composer & vice president of the Sacred Harp Publishing Company, found a connection of Whitten to the United Sacred Harp Musical Association – at least for 1921. That year the
association met in the Auditorium-Armory in Atlanta, Georgia, September 9-11, 1921.
Whitten is listed as an “Assistant” on the Executive Board of Council of the
United Association. So 100 years ago (and a few days) A. N. Whitten was one of
four Texans on this Council.[i] Minutes of the United Sacred Harp Musical Association, Atlanta, Georgia, September 9-11, 1921, page 2
(Picture furnished by Jesse P. Karlsberg)
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