The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, April 23, 1955, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThe Bend Bulletin. Saturday, April 23. 1955 Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Pherrin Moody of Baker are parents of a boy born April 21 in that city. The baby, thdr first child, weighed 4 pounds. 13 ounces, and has been named James Lloyd. Moody, formerly a clerk at the local Safeway store, is now a member of the police force in Baker. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Moody. 615 Federal. Bend, is the baby's maternal grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watson ar rived here this morning from their home In Eureka, Calif., for a visit with hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Watson were accompanied by their son, Jeff. The Bend Skylincrs will hold a work day Sunday afternoon at the winter playground west of town. Equipment used in the winter ski ing program will be dismantled and stored for the summer. Offi cers requested that all members who can participate assemble in the area at 1:30 p.m. Dale C. Coonse, fire control tech nician third class USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Coonse, Prineville, is serving aboard the destrover USS Watts, a ship that is sched uled to leave this month for a tour of duty in the Far East with the 7th Fleet. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Palmer arrived here yesterday afternoon for a visit with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Bonn. They are residents of Port land. PAL Club will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Rodney Rose brook, in the Arnold district. Miss Ivy Grover, president of the Bend - Redmond branch of American Association of Univer sity Women, left Thursday for Portland to attend the state AAUW convention. Miss Irma Klingham mer, Bend, and Mrs. C. E. Stran ahan, Redmond, left Friday to at tend weekend sessions. Helen Louise Elster, co-chair- Leo Hammer Dies at Age 65 Leo R. Hammer, 65, a Bend res ident' a number of years ago, died Thursday in Grants Pass. The fun eral will be held there Tuesday, and a memorial service will be ar ranged here later. Local relatives were unable to make the trip to southern Oregon because of ill ness. Mr. Hammer is survived by a son, Leo Jr., Grants Pass; his mother. Mis. , Fajinie.JJarpmRr, Bend; three brothers, Archie of Bend, Ray of Bellinghnm, Wash., and Verne of Chiloquin, and two sisters, Mrs. M. F. Lyons of Bend and Mrs. Oscar Sherrcll of Wind sor, Calif. ANCIKNT KKMKMKS BUFFALO, N. Y. - (UP) Some 2.500 years ago, the Assyri ans used drugs that would make quite a show today on the pre scription shelves. They had alxnit 250 vegetable drugs, 120 mineral dings and some ISO still unident ified ones, according to local re searchers of the Ainer Co. Take Home Dairy Queen Kaspberry Sherbet Vi gals., Pints, Quarts r THAN SHELTER, YES IT IS A , PLACE OF HAPPINESS - - SPECIALS - April 23 thru 30th 1"x4" PICKETS 3 ft each 8c 4 ft each 11c Build your fence now Ci 1009'WS1 man for the annual Mothers' weekend festivities at Lewis a. id Clark college, Portland, is making plans for that event to take place April 28 May 1. Miss Elster, a 1951 graduate of Bend High school where she was salutatorian of her class, is an elementary education major. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Waldron, 1129 Aw brey road. A girl was born Friday at St. Charles Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rosling, Riley. The baby weighed 7 pounds, io ounces, and has been named Clar ica Gay. The Bend Women's Bow ling as sociatien will elect officers at meeting Munday, April 25, at 7:30 p.m. in the Commission room ai the City Hull. Two Bend residents, who are en rolled in the department of nurs ing of the Oregon Medical School, Portland, were among 21 women to be capped in an evening cere mony Friday in the campus audi torium. They are Barbara Loehr, daughter of Mrs. P. J. Chlopek, 650 Harmon boulevard, and Barbara Ream, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ream, 807 E. 10th street. Emil Sabol, junior forester with the Fort Rock district of the Des chutes National forest and a mem ber of the local staff since 1952, has been transferred to the MeKen zie ranger district of the Willa mette National forest, with head quarters at McKenzie Bridge. He and his wife, Dorenc, a clerk in the Deschutes headquarters office here will move to Blue River this week end. The three Central Oregon chap ters of the PEO Sisterhood will meet Tuesday, April 26, for a 1 o'clock luncheon in the new Com munity church hall, in Prineville. AD chapter of Prineville will en tertain chapters Al of Bend and AQ of Redmond. A program is be ing planned for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Paine, 1520 Harmon, have learned that their son-in-law, 2nd Lt. Arthur M. Avrit, lias been graduated from infantry officers' basic course at Fort Benning, Ga., with a rank ing of 30th among 180 graduates. Lt. Avrit is a graduate of Oregon State college with a degree in ag riculture. He is married to the Paines' daughter, Connie. Methodists Set Guest Preacher Dr. John Anderson, chaplain of Lewis and Clark college, will preach Sunday at the 11 a.m. ser vices at tile First Methodist church. Dr. Anderson is one of seven members of the Lewis and Clark acuity here for the Chautauqua at Allen school this evening. Rev. Dean Poindexter is pastor of the First Methodist church. ALARM AN'SWKHKI) A small amount of gasoline spilled on the motor started an engine fire in Lewis Rainey's car this morning, when it was parked in front of the Square Deal furni ture store on Wall street. The Fire Department answered an alarm at S:36 n.in., but the fire had been put out when the crew arrived on the scene. PLASTERBOARD 3, 8" Sq. Fr. 5 1 -Sq. Ft. 6 MUTES, 0RLGON HtffHI j LLLl-lla Church to Show! Fim on Wesley The motion picture "John Wes ley," will be shown at the First Methodist church on Sunday, April 21 at 7:30 p.m., according to the pastor, Rev. Dean C. Poindexter. The feature-length film is In col or and was produced by the Radio and film Commission of the Me thodist church in cooperation with J. Arthur Rank. It brings to the screen for the lirst time the dynamic and color- .ul lain century evangelist ana cuueator. John Wesley's miraculous rescue irom a burning house at the age jf five, at the beginning of tne idm, forecasts the dramatic ana eventful life which unfolds in this itory of a man of slight stature out of impelling influence upon nis contemporaries and upon his tory. The English clergyman thought nis venture in America as a mis sionary to the Indians in the Geor gia colony was a failure, but it was the kind of failure which ojiened the door to the discovery of a religious certainty he had oeen seeking. Furthermore, this discovery, in which John Wesley felt his "heart strangely warmed, led mm to face mobs unafraid, and to ride 250,000 miles on horseback, chang ing the masses of English people from a low state of moral degra dation to sturdy and happy up rightness. His "enthusiasm" was frowned upon by the lethargic leaders of the Church of England of that day, but it was this new-found enthus iasm which enabled him to influ ence so many phases of the life of English-speaking peoples. His appeal to the common man, his establishment of schools, clin ics, lay preaching and societies finally his sending of supervisors for the movement in the new world after the American Revolution all these make the film one which will be long remembered. The Rev. Mr. Poindexter ex plained that while the film is be ing released only to Methodist churches the public is invited to sec the picture at the First Meth- HAS LEAD Leonard Sachs who plays the title role in the film "John Wesley," to be shown at the Methodist church tomorrow night. Annual Meeting Set by TB Group The Deschutes County Tulicrcu- losis and Health Association will hold its annual meeting in connec tion with a no-host luncheon Wed nesday, April 27, at 1:30 p.m. al the Pino Tavern. . Dr. P. W. Ford of Bend will be ! the speaker. There will be election of officers and copies of the an nual report,, listing expenditures and proceeds from the Christmas 'seal sale, will be distributed. ! Everyone who is interested will be welcome to attend, it was stres sed by Mrs. II. E. Beach, execu tive secretary. Sisters Girl Gets Scholarship SISTERS Miss Barbara Thomp son has been awarded a Parent- Teachers Association scholarship which will entitle her to full tui tion and fees for four years at the Oregon College of Education at Monmouth. Miss Thompson is the valedictorian of this year's graduation class of Sisters High school. She has also been awarded a one year subscription to the Render's Digest. Miss Shirleen Harrington is the salutatorian for the class of 1955. Commencement will take place at 8 p.m.. May 27 with Kessler Can non of radio station KBND as the speaker for the evening. l.MIKR NKW MAXAC.EMKNT Special In The Bulletin PRINEVILLE The florist's shop on Nnrth Main Street opened tinder new Hianaaement this week, i The new owner is It. R.. Allen, formerly of Seaside. Allen expects to move his family here shortly. ' The business he purchased was' formerly knmvn as Frieda's Flow er Shop, and was owned by Mrs. Frieda Quinn. who died recently. 1 A dodoriing Willi rubbed over the Imcers or hands where garlic or onion has touched will remove the unpleasant odor. SET SERVICE PINS Pint representing a total of 80 years of Pacific Power & Light Co. employees at the annual company dinner here Thursday night by Paul B. McKee, left, PP & L president. From the left they are R. L. Clark, Redmond, 30 years; Les Owen, Prineville, 25 years, and Claude Kelley, Bend, 25 years, (PP & L Photo for The Bulletin.) Couple Returns From California Special to The Bulletin EASTERN STAR Mr. and Mrs. Frank McConnell returned Sunday from a trip to Bakersfield, Cali fornia where they visited with her son, James Harvey and his fam ily.- They visited with friends in several other places in the south ern state before returning. They were gone about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wells re turned Sunday from a visit with their daughter Robin in Washing ton. While gone the Wells visited the dedication ceremonies of the Umatilla Bridge last week. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Burton Jr. and daughter of Myrtle Point spent the weekend visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Burton Sr. and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vcrn Pestka of Redmond. Mrs. Elizabeth Walters enter tained a group of friends at a tea on Tuesday with the proceeds go ing to the Grange Hall Ladies Aid 4-H summer school scholar ship. Thirteen ladles were in at tendance. , Mrs. Hooper Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dyer of Camp Sherman spent the weekend in Portland and Cathalmet, Washington where they visited Mrs. H. Dyer's daugh ter and Lawrence Dyer's sister, Mavis Rowley and Helen Dyer attended the Northwest Music con ference in Eugene last Saturday and Art Paul accompanied tho Bend high track team- to Eugene Saturday when they competed in the Hayward Relays. Art is one of the team trainers. The Myron Shelley home was the scene of tho monthly meeting of the Eastern Star grange home economies club Thursday after noon. Mrs. Frank McConnell, and Mrs. Mary Charlesworth of Seat tle were guests. Bazaar pieces were marked for quick sale during the afternoon. The Bazaar has been cancelled. Mrs. E. D. Fitzgerald was hostess for the meeting. Mrs Walter Prichard will be hostess for the next meeting which will be held on May 19. A group ot friends enjoyed a potluck luncheon at the home of Mrs. Fred Burrows on Wednes day afternoon. Present were Mi's. Marion Dubuis, Mrs. Florence Stout, Mrs. R. C. Colvcr, Harry Keller, Mrs. Cecil Hollinshead and Mrs. Walter Garlick. This group meets onco a month and will meet with Mrs. Kcllcd for the next meeting. Mrs. Howard Hyde and Mrs. L. Bright called at the E. W. Paul home on Wednesday. Mrs. Don O'Day and daughter, Cynthia of Concord, Calif., are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Williams for about a month for the little girls health. Robert Wayne is working on a construction job near Odell, Ore. Fremont Scout District Sets Meeting April 28 The annual meeting of the Fre mont district, Boy Scouts of Amer ica, will be held on April 28 at the Pine Tavern, starting at 6:30. Present for the dinner will be Ron Phair ot Klamath Falls, Mo doc council president, and James Harpo'.e, Modoc executive, with headquarters in Klamath Falls. Officers for the coming year will be named and annual reports will be submitted. Colored slides from pictures tak en in Egypt, Sudan, the Holy Land and Greece by a former Bend scout, Henry lierbring, will be shown. All Scout workers in the Fre mont district are being asked o attend. iDCTi cTTr D f. ' Family Style iJUJ FKIKD OIK KEN o niNNKR O I IIOMK Cl'KKO ITK BAKED HAM 7E j Roast Hlrloln of Beef I A An Jim V. Deep Fried HQ 1J S Jumbo Shrimp Vg"" SMORGASBORD Th Pearsons Tablfl Open at Redmond Hotel Noon Sunday Building . Bring Your Farailr Prineville Hospital Special to The Bulletin PRINEVILLE Three baby girls were born at the Pioneer Memorial hospital on April 19. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Juetten, Prineville, have named their new daughter Leslie Joan. The baby's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd James and Leo J. Juetten, all of this city. . Mary Rosanne is the name giv en to the new daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lavernia, Paul ina Star Route, Prineville. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ream, Post, and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Lavernia, Sparks, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Poling 824 Locust Street, have named their new daughter Regina Lee. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Gan, Prineville, and Mr. and Mrs. John Poling, Wapato, Vvashlnston. A son, Erin Antone, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mitchell, Warm Springs,, on April 18. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alex Tohet. Lewis Mitchell and Mrs. Mcta Lufli. all of Warm Springs. No patients were admitted or dismissed on April 19, but on April 20, those admitted were Mrs. Ottis East, Prineville, and Mrs. Gary Moore, Madras. Churches Plan District Meet Special to The Bulletin REDMOND Mrs. Daniel. Field er, i t. Lewis, wash., wno recent ly returned .to the United States after three years missionary serv ice in Japan, will be one of the speakers at the annual district meeting of Central Oregon Chris tian churches. The conference will be at Redmond Christian church, convening at 10 a.m. and adjourn ing at 3:30 p.m. for the day ses sion. . Other speakers slated are Mrs. Edna Burke of Eugene, and Law- rence Porter, director of student Christian houses on the O.S.C. I campus. A dinner at B p.m. win oe scrvca by the Ladies council df the host church, and the concluding session will start at 7:30 p.m. Redmond Christian church will observe Higher Education Day Sunday witli James Loyd of Yon calla coming to speak at the 11 a.m. worship service in behalf of Northwest Christian college. Axel Felt, 81 Dies at Burns Axel Felt, father of Mrs. Ran dall Beeler of Butler road, died Friday noon in Burns, where he had been making his home with a son. He was 81. Mr. Felt was a nnlive ot Swed en. He lived In Gresham for a number of years, until his wife died three years ago. He suffered a stroke and was hospitalized re cently. Survivors include four sons, five daughters and IS grandchil dren. The funeral will be held Sunday in Burns. Warbelow Rites Held on Friday Funeral services for Paul C. War below, 70, were held Friday morn ing at the Niswonger Winslow chapel. A native ot Germany, he was a retired SI'&S engineer, and had been a Bend resident 15 years. He was a member of Masonic bod ies nnd belonged to the Elks lodge in Vancouver. Committal services and burial were to lie held in Vancouver. Warbelow died Wednesday a I St. Charles Memorial hospital, where he was a patient three days. V7 service were presented to three Redmond Church Plans Speaker Special to The Bulletin REDMOND Dr. .Charles Fris-1 hie, Methodist layman and direc tor of education at Lewis and Clark College, will speak at Red mond Community church. Sunday at 11 a.m. worship. His topic is The Place ot Christian Higher Education." He Is appearing in connection with observance ol Christian Higher Education Sun day nahonally.v Rev. Robert E. Williams' sermon title is "The Christian View of Suffering." Mem bers of Job s Daughters will be guests at the service. Dr. Frisbie is in Central Oregon for the Lewis and Clark College Chautauqua being held Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Allen school, Bend LOCAL MAN CITED Arthur M. Lund, 49, resident ar rested yesterday, has been cited to appear in .municipal court on an intoxication count, according to information on file in the local po lice station. BEND FURNITURE CO. rhilco Radio Phono TV MAGNA VOX RADIO . PHONO TUBES AND REPAIRS 930 Hail Phone 271 OWN A TV SET ! No Money Down 14.76 Per Month Includes Antenna and Installation. PORTLAND LOAN CO. 86 Oregon S I 86 Phone 173 KOIN-TV SUNDAY 10:00 Ump Uiit' My I-Yot 10:110 Face the Nation It :00-Now and Then 11 :!tO - It't Takit a Trip 12 :tn- American Week 15f:HO Ixme Run KPT i :Oft Al ven turf 2:00 -Own Thumb fhitt 2:30 Jimmy Wnk.-ly 3:00 Bun. Armrh. Thitr 4:00--Lucy Show 4:80 Annie Onklny 5:00 You Am Thofa 5 :30 iAMtin 6 :0O Private Hirrrtnry 6:30 -What's My Lino 7:00 ToaM. of the Town 8:00 O.K. Theatre 8:!i0 itaure Seven 9 :00 Appointment with A'lvcnturo . 0:30 ThiK la Ymjr Muttic 10 :00 Sunday Nnwa tU'w. 10:15 John Kerlan's KiJHd. 10:30 Firnt Hun Thealro MONDAY 8:Ofi-N-wa HI I Ho 8:10 Mr. Weatherman 8 :lfi Secret HUrm 8:;i0 Arth. Godfrey Time :30 -Welcome Trav?ra 10:00 If Fun to Kodiue 10:1 r VnHant I,iuly 10:o--Mnklrtter'a IfMparty 11:00111 Payoff U:ao Bob Crosby Hhow 12:00 Brinhtor Day 12:16 Love of Life 12 :30 On Your Account 1:00 Garry Moore Hhow 1:80 The Inner Flame 1:415 Rmui ot Life 2:00 Robert Q. Lewia 2:30 Strike it Rirh 8:00 KOIN Kitchen 8:80 Search for Tomorrow 8:4B GuiflinR 1,1k ht 4:00 Armrhair Theatre 4:30 Mr. Mnon 4:48 Cartoon Time S :0O Bert Dunning 8hnw 8:80 Dou Edward Newt S :4B Ferry Como Shw 6:00 Mf. Weathermen 8 ;0A HporUicene 6:10News Parade 6:18 Linktetter A Kids C:80 Rin Tin Tin 7 : Burn 4 Allen 7 :f Science Fiction Then. 8:001 Love Lucy 8 :80 Derem her Bride 9:0O--lAt oi Riley 9 :80 t.udio 87 10:00 Fnmoiis Playhouse 10:30 -City k 10:a-flhowtime on Hlx KVAUTV SUNDAY 3:3fl Sunday Matinee 4:80 -Faith for Today 8:00 -Meet the Pre 6 :80 Great Decisions 6:00 People Are Funny 8:80 Special Keattiretle 7 :00 This Is the Life 7:30-- All Star Treatre 8:00- llrmk lb Hank 8 :30 -Srirlo Theatre tt;00 Frankie I sine :30-Sundny Hlmwtfma MONDAY 4 :00- Pinky l,n 4:80 Howdy D'"dy 5:00 Big Roundup 5 : 30 Superman 8:00 -For Your Informs lion :16-Nws-SpnrtM Weath. er 8:30- Rm-Tin-Tm 7 ;0O- My H-ro 7 :30-Flnrian Knhnrh 8 :f0- -Grand Old Opry 8:30 Badge 714 V:00 Tina Is Your Musle 9 ;30- lUtbert Montgomery Indian School Plans Dinner Special to The Bulletin MADRAS Invitations have been sent by the Warm Springs Board ing school faculty and the Tribal Council of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation for a "Meet Your Neighbor" dis ner. Officials, businessmen, and oth er county individuals have been Invited to attend the informal din ner, scheduled next Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the boarding school's new dining hall. Julian Smith, reservation princi pal, will be master of ceremonies. The program will include intro duction of council members by Charles Jackson, tribal council chairman; Introduction of Madras officials by Judge Henry A. Dus sault; and speeches by Martin Holms, assistant area director of community services; Carl Rhoda Madras Union high school prin cipal; and Don Foster, area direc tor, Bureau of Indian Affairs. A trampoline act by boarding school students and tribal dances by members of Boy Scout Troop No. 59 are scheduled. Bend Hospital The following are new patients at St. Charles Memorial hospital: Mrs. Henry Gilford, 636 E. Irving; Patrick Gibson, Bend Airport; Lee Smith, 621 Portland Ave.; Mrs. Ramon Whann, Madras; Ginton Basim. 124 Colorado avenue. Dismissed: Richard Fix, Jack Smith, Richard Petiic and Charles Roth, all Bend. Mrs. John Truett, 471 E. Irving avenue, and infant son went home yesterday from the maternity floor. T-V HEADQUARTERS Ries Radio & Record Shop 824 Franklin Phone 801 SPONSORED BY POR LAND TUESDAY 4:00 . 4:H0 a.m. A tomb Bomb Bluii 8:08--Newn Hi I lies 8:10 Mr. Weatherman 8:lRHt Storm 8 :S0 Arthur Godfrey tfme 0:30 Welcome Traveler 10:00- It's Fun to Reduce 10:18 - Valiant Iiady 10:80 Linkletler'a Hmrty 11)00 CapUin Harts A Mm Pete 11 :0S Vinltln Time 11:30 lth Crosby Hhow 12:00 HriRhter Day 12:18 Love or Life 12 :30 On Your Account 1 :00 Garry Moore Show 1 : 30 The Inner Flame 1:46 Road of Life 2:00 Robert Q. 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Lewla :!--Ftxlka it Rich 3:0O KOIN Kitrhrn 8 :B0 Searrh for Tomorrow 8:48 Guldintf LiKht 4 :00 Armchair Theatre 4 :30 Mr. Moon 4:46 Cartoon Time 5:00 Red Dunninir Show 6 :30 Doux Kdwanin News 6 :4ft Perry Como Show 8:00 Kiue Ribbon Bouta 8 :45 Red Barber'a Corner 7:00 Mr. Wentherman 7 :0fi- Siortjieene 7 : 1 0- News Parade 7 San Juan Inlands 7:80 Onto A Harriet 8:00 The Millionaire 8:30 I've Got a Secret 0:00 Arthur Godfrey HU Friends 10:00 Stories of Century 10:30 City Desk 10:86 Showtime on Six THURSDAY 8:06 - New HIIHos 8:10 Mr. Weatherman 8:15 Secret Slnrm fi:80--Arthur Godfrey 0 :SO Welcome Travelers 10:00-It'a Fun to Reduce 10:15 Valiant Idy 10 :30 Linkletter's Hueparty 1 1 ;(m Viaitin' Time ll:30-Bol Crosby Hhow 12:00 HriKhter Day 12:16 Love of Ltre 12:30 On Your Accmint 1 :00 Garry Moore Show 1 :30 The Inner Flame 1:48 Road of Life 2:00 Robert Q. Iw 2:30 Strike It Rich 8:00 KOIN Kitchen 8:30 Searrh for Tomorrow 8:45 (iiiKiln LiKht 4 :05 Armrhair Theatre 4 :30Mr. Moon 4:46 Harknr Bill's Cartoon Time 8:00 KM Dunnlnr Show - B :80 Dmitt rid wards News 6:46 Jane Froman Show 8 :00 Mr. Weatherman 6 :06--Sportceno 8 :I0- News Parade 8:15 This Week in Sports 6:80 Willy 7:00-Ry Milland Show 7:30 Climax 8 :30 Four Star Playhouse 9:00 Public (Mender 0:801 Search for Advent. 10:00 Mr. Jaycee Reports 10:80City Desk 10 :S6 Showtime on Six FRIDAY 8:06 News HiHtes 8:10 -Mr. Weatherman 8:15 Secret Storm EUGENE 10:80 Channel 18 Theatre TUESDAY 4:00 Pinky Lee 4:30- Howdy Dofwly 8:00 Big Roundup 5:30 6:30 I)flt S:W For Your Informa. ti"n 6:I6-Newa. Bpnrte-Weath-8:30-TRA 7 :Oo Four Star Playhouse 7 :SO Curtain Call 8:00 fitoriea of the tn. tury 8:30. rpm the Law a .oftstar and the Story fl:30 Paris Prertnrt 10:00 It's A Great Life 10:30 Famous plavhouse. WKDNKSUAY 4-ort pinky Le 4 3f Hodv Doody 6 :00- Rig Rrtimdop 6:30 GueM. 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At the End of Life's Road Home Awaits the Spirit We so conduct each funeral as to ex press the spiritual Inspiration Implicit in life everlasting. Pledged to -Perfection In Every Service Phone 118 Niswonger and Winslow Morticians I logs MASTERSON-ST. CLAIR HDWE. Arvin Radio - TV 8A6 Bond Phone 83 RIES RADIO & RECORD SHOP CAPEHART A PHILCO TV Webcor and Cape hart Radio Phono TV Iiwtallution and Service 624 Franklin Phone 801 CHANNEL 6 8:30 Arth. Godfrey Time II : 30 Welcome Travelers . 10:00 It's Fun to Reduce 10:18 Valiant Lady 10:30 Linkletter's Heepaitr 11:00 Big Payoff 11 :30 Bob Crosby Show ' 12 :00 Brighter Day 12:15 Love of Life 12:30 On Your Account 1:00 Garry Moore Show 1 :30 The Inner Flame 1:46 Road of Life 2:00 -Robert Q. 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Mounted If :80 Beat the Clock 6 :0O Professional FatW B-Sn-oldieTB of Fortune 7:00 Jackie Gleason Show 8 :0o Two for the Money 0:80 - My Favorite Husband a:00 Meet Millie 9 ;30 Dsmon Runyon Theater 10 0rt rhsmplon Wrestling 11 :0O -Showtime on Sii CHANNEL 13 FRIDAY 4:00--Plnky Lee 4:30 Howdy Doody 4 : h Bi rthday Party Tim 6:00 Rig RomVhip 6 :80- News . Spmte.Wei rMK-Tet's Go Fishing a (Kv-Cavalcade of Sonrt :I6 PianA-Orgfln funrh 7 -co- Curtain Call 7 80 Big Pirture 8 00 Lucky Sport Time' 8:30 -Industry on Parade ft :46- Sportsmen's Club n -.00 Til A ! :30- Famous Playhotts 10 .no Channel 13 Theatre SATURDAY 4 on- Saturday Matinee 8:00- Start of the Westcrl Rang A 6 on Soldier Parade :n Retpteet Playhouse" 8 :00--lmogene Cora Show 8 : 30 Famous Playhouse 0 :0- George Oobel 0 :30 Your Hit Parade 10:00-- Saturday Night Mov-