Strickland, C. V.; Osborn, T. H. White Wings Revised, for the use of Churches, Sunday Schools, Y. P. S. C. E., Epworth Leagues and all kinds of Religious Services. Huntington, Ind.: C. V. Strickland, 1898. Revised Edition. [10833]
Black cloth spine, printed paper over card, 8 1/4 x 5 1/2 inches, some light stains to the covers, frontispiece illustration of the Strickland family, 176 clean pp. Good. Hardcover.
174 selections, the music is in four parts, round notes.
Curtis V. Strickland (1848-1910), b. Easton, Pennsylvania; d. Huntington, Indiana. During the American Civil War, he enlisted as a drummer at age 14 and served with the 153rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. He was wounded in the battle of Chancellorsville, captured, and recovered in a Confederate hospital. After the war he moved to Mishawaka Indiana, and for some years taught singing school. He felt called to the ministry and was ordained by the Eel River Christian Conference in 1878. He served many Christian congregations in northwestern Indiana. Strickland published a number of Gospel song books and patriotic songs.
