Jim Brady
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Michael Booth
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From: Grahame Cooke
Mosie
Lister
became
interested
in
writing
at
an
early
age,
influenced
by
his
parents
who
sang
in
the
church
choir.
They
attempted
to
teach
Mosie
to
sing
but
discovered
that
he
was
tone
deaf.
He
began
to
study
the
violin
in
the
eighth
grade
and
this
aided
his
ability
to
distinguish
pitches,
and
by
the
age
of
17
he
was
studying
harmony
and
composition,
his
tone
deafness
having
disappeared...After
a
tour
with
the
Navy
in
World
War
II,
in
which
he
studied
engineering
under
the
V-12
program
at
Rensselaer
Polytechnic
Institute,
Lister
entered
Middle
Georgia
College
where
he
majored
in
English,
studied
harmony,
counterpoint
and
arranging
for
piano
and
organ...His
first
serious
writing
was
done
for
gospel
groups
that
sang
in
Atlanta
in
the
late
1940's.
Professional
gospel
groups
that
performed
early
Lister
songs
were
the
Statesmen,
the
Blackwoods,
the
Blue
Ridge
Quartet,
the
Jordanaires
and
the
LeFevres.
In
1948
the
Statesmen
employed
Mosie
as
an
arranger,
and
in
this
capacity
he
introduced
a
number
of
new
sounds
to
gospel
quartet
singing,
including
the
harmony
which
is
used
extensively
today...Mosie
Lister's
most-used
songs
include
the
following
titles:
"How
Long
Has
It
Been?"
"Then
I
Met
The
Master,"
"Where
No
One
Stands
Alone,"
"'Til
the
Storm
Passes
By,"
"The
King
And
I,"
"I've
Been
Changed,"
"I'm
Feeling
Fine."
They
have
been
recorded
by
such
soloists
as
George
Beverly
Shea,
Jimmy
Davis,
Elvis
Presley,
Porter
Waggoner,
Webb
Pierce,
Connie
Smith,
as
well
as
practically
all
the
gospel
quartets...From
1953
until
late
1969,
the
songs
of
Mosie
Lister
were
published
under
the
banner
of
Mosie
Lister
Publications,
in
Tampa,
Florida,
where
he
has
lived
since
1956...A
devoted
Christian
in
his
personal
life
as
well
as
in
his
occupation,
Mosie
is
an
ordained
deacon
at
the
Riverside
Baptist
Church
of
Tampa,
where
he
also
finds
time
to
teach
a
college
age
Sunday
school
class
and
direct
the
church
choir...Their
twin
daughters,
Brenda
and
Barbara,
now
both
married,
Mosie
and
Wylene,
with
their
toy
schnauzer,
are
now
the
sole
occupants
of
the
home
in
the
Carrollwood
section
of
Tampa...In
October
1969,
Mosie
Lister
Publications
merged
with
the
Lillenas
Publishing
Company
of
Kansas
City,
MO.,
one
of
the
oldest
and
largest
publishers
of
music
in
the
evangelical
field.
This
has
proved
to
be a
very
gratifying
association
and
has
freed
Mosie
from
the
responsibilities
of
publishing
and
distribution,
allowing
him
more
time
for
creative
work.
Mosie and Michael
Booth
Born
Cochran,
Georgia,
Wife
Wylene
Died
in
2000
From
cancer
Martha Remarried to Michael Booth Mother-In-Law (Vicki's
Mother)
Children
Brenda
twin daughters
Barbara
twin
daughters
Pets
Toy
Schnauzer
In-Laws
Mosier is Married
to
Vickie
Booth's
(Michael
Booth's
wife)
Mother
Church
Deacon
at
the
Riverside
Baptist
Church
of
Tampa
Sunday
school
class
teacher,
and
Mosie directed
the
church choir.
Mosie Lister Publications
in
Tampa,
Florida
October
1969,
Mosie
Lister
Publications
merged
with
the Lillenas
Publishing
Company
of
Kansas
City,
MO
Songwriter for
Professional
gospel
groups
that
performed
early
Lister
songs
were
the
Statesmen,
the Blackwoods,
the
Blue
Ridge
Quartet,
the
Jordanaires
and
the
LeFevres. Now
The
Dove
Brothers,
Booth
Brothers,
and
Palmetto
State
Quartet
Instruments
studied
harmony,
counterpoint
and
arranging
for
piano
and
organ.,
violin
College
Vaughan
School
Of
Music
in
Tennessee.
Middle Georgia College where he majored
in
English
Service
Navy
in
World
War
II,
Key West and in North Africa
Most-Recorded Songs
"How
Long
Has
It
Been?"
"Then
I
Met
The
Master,"
"Where
No
One
Stands
Alone,"
"'Til
the
Storm
Passes
By,"
"The
King
And
I,"
"I've
Been
Changed,"
"I'm
Feeling
Fine."
Quote
Prayer
is
the
key
to
Heaven,
but
faith
unlocks
the
door.
NAME MEANING
Lister means Dyer
English: occupational name for a dyer, Middle English litster, an agent derivative (originally feminine; compare
Baxter) of lit(t)e(n) ‘to dye’ (Old Norse lita). This term was used principally in East Anglia and northern and eastern England (areas of Scandinavian settlement), and to this day the surname is found principally in these regions, especially in Yorkshire. Scottish: Anglicized form of Gaelic Mac an Fhleisdeir ‘son of the arrow maker’.
Thomas
means Twin Gender: Masculine
Usage:
English,
French,
German,
Dutch,
Scandinavian,
Biblical
Pronounced:
TAHM-as
(English),
TOM-as
(English),
to-MA
(French),
TOM-ahs
(German)
[key]
Greek
form
of
the
Aramaic
name
Te'oma
which
meant
"twin".
In
the
New
Testament
he
was
the
apostle
who
doubted
the
resurrected
Jesus.
According
to
tradition
he
was
martyred
in
India.
Famous
bearers
of
this
name
include
philosopher
and
theologian
Saint
Thomas
Aquinas,
philosopher
Thomas
Hobbes,
inventor
Thomas
Edison,
American
president
Thomas
Jefferson,
and
novelist
Thomas
Hardy.
Thomas
has
24
variant
forms:
New
Testament
name,
borne
by
one
of
Christ's
twelve
apostles,
referred
to
as
“Thomas,
called
Didymus”
(John
11:
16;
20:
24).
Didymos
is
the
Greek
word
for
“twin”,
and
the
name
is
the
Greek
form
of
an
Aramaic
byname
meaning
“twin”.
The
given
name
has
always
been
popular
throughout
Christendom,
perhaps
because
St
Thomas's
doubts
and
reassurance
have
made
him
seem
a
very
human
character.
Derivatives:
Irish
Gaelic:
Tomás.
Scottish
Gaelic:
Tòmas;
Tàmhas
(a
dialectal
variant,
from
which
comes
the
surname
Mac
Thàmhais,
Anglicized
as
MacTavish).
Welsh:
Tomos.
Italian:
Tommaso.
Polish:
Tomasz.
Czech:
Tomáš.
Russian:
Foma.
Finnish:
Tuomo.
Short
forms:
English:
Tom.
Scottish:
Tam.
Italian:
Maso.
Dutch:
Maas.
Pet
forms:
English:
Tommy.
Scottish
Gaelic:
Tòmachan,
Tòmag.
Mosie=Moses means Out Of The Water
Gender: Masculine
Usage: English, Biblical
Pronounced: MOZ-es
The boy's name Moses is pronounced MOH-ziz. It is of Hebrew origin, and its meaning is "saviour." Also possibly (Hebrew) "drawn out of the water." Biblical: name of the Hebrew infant pulled out of the River Nile and adopted by the Egyptian Pharoah's daughter. Moses later became the great leader of the exiled Israelites. Moses ben Maimon (12th century), also known as Maimonides, was a Jewish scholar born in Moorish Spain. He was the court physician of Saladin, the Sultan of Egypt, and was famous for his writings (in both Hebrew and Arabic) on logic, mathematics, medicine, law and Jewish theology. The name Moses was adopted by the Puritans in the 17th century, and is popular in Jewish families. Moss is an English medieval form of Moses. Moises (moh-EE-says) is a Spanish form; Moshe is Hebrew. Mosiah probably is a blend of Moses and Josiah. Israeli defense minister Moshe Dayan. Moses has 15 variant forms: Mioshe, Mioshye, Mo, Moe, Moise, Moises, Mose, Moshe, Mosheh, Mosiah, Mosie, Mosie, Moss, Moyses and Mozes.
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