Radio air schedule teems with Christmas charity and variety
A radio lineup promises charity appeals and holiday programming as Ganta plans visits to the Little Jimmies and Johnny's with a Christmas fund goal of 000. specials include The Little Match Out and The First Christmas Tree, plus musical arrivals by Harry James and His Music Makers, Dick Haymes, and Helen Forrest. Overseas broadcasts honor American troops, while a full evening of NBC, Fibber McGee, Bob Hope, and many other acts fills the night with music, news, and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganta
Little Jimmies
Johnny
Commins Christmas Association
Beautiful Christ
Ake
Dick Haymes
Helen Forrest
Es James
Rich
Haymes
Porky
Rev. Peyton
Dude Webb
Lilly Land Co
Lynn Davie
Ballard & Ballard
Feuchtenberger
Allied
Nbc—World News
Alarm Clock
NBC
News
Chicago
House Praneaing
Manie
The
Tropics
Hamilton Theatre
Woody Williams
Tomchins
Ee Mouse Furnishing
IFG Coffee
IFG
Coca-Cola
Sun Rise Bottling Co
Army Air Forces
Charlie Arnett
Andy Mae
Melody
Guiding Light
Jen
Mills
Gen. Mills
Endesen Thearte
Rogers
Eos Perkins
Happiness
Acten
Boys Auto Pr
Merean Beatty
Johnny Presente
Phillip Morrie
Judy— Tumse
WVA
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Molly Os
Rafahoom
Nbc News
Richard
4 15 Stokowski Concert and CBS Radio Schedule Details
Radio listings show 4 15 Stokowski concert amid CBS coverage with Edwin C Hill commentary and sports talk by Ted Husing. Features include Jack Armstrong repeats, Superman serials, 6 45 Lowell Thomas news, Tom Mix serials, and various dramatic and variety programs through late night with News and entertainment blocks.
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Stokowski
Edwin C. Hill
Cbst
Dick Tracy
Hiu ~Wertharter
Ted Husing
Jack Armstrong
Bdin- West
Lowell Thomas
Nbe World News
Cbs
Masy Seaelens
Tom Mix
Dave Fiman
Johnnie Johnston
Bill Slater
Dick Haynes
Bdiu
Arthur Hale
Nbe-East
Kaltenborn
Nbe-West
Frances Greer
Ginny Simma
Ted Maione
Bia Frank & Newcast
Abner
Kit
Sunny Skylar
Judy
Alan Young
Molbe
Obs
bin American Forum
Bob Hope
Raymond Gram Swing
Andy Russell
Paul Schubert
Hildegarde
Nbe
Diu Dance Orchestra
Mbe
Blu Newaree
West Virginia Soldiers Wounded in Europe and Med Theaters
The War department announced 42 additional West Virginians were wounded in action in the Europe and Mediterranean theaters. Next of kin were notified of casualty status changes. Names and addresses of families and soldiers from Morgantown Clarksburg Bluefield Fairmont McComas Lavalette and Wilkinson areas are listed among the wounded.
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Washington
War Department
West
College Ave
Bluefield
Robert EB. Howard
Enola F. Howard
Caldwell
Ernest J. Hudkins
Russell G. Hudkins
Sutton
Wilbur M James
Juanite Q@ James
Raleigh Terrace
Pie A King
Maggie King
Comas
Dewey T
Alice Law
Kelveville
Francis Sigmon
Charles
Dott
Tech
Carl D. Sizemore
Myrtie Sizemore
Glen
Regome . Trickett
Hazel C. Trickett
Wells Bt
Morgantown
Cleves Zirkle
Gordon Zirkle
Cassity Mediterranean
Willie L. Adkins
Lorene Adkins
Lavalette
Vere Abrogest
Annie Arboast
Ater Lossie C
Malenane
Ervin M. Conner
Relph EF. Conner
McComas
Pfe
William Ulkner
Mre
Box
Joseph Grokolosky
Mra
Sokolosky
Fairmont
Pit
Russell B. Ewick
Edward Swick
Ireland
Pfc
James H. There
Mary J Thom
Chettares
Bill Pilliams
Mabel M. Williams
Chatterey
Bennie K Zaborowsky
Fred Zaborowsky
Wilkinson
Gordon
France
James
War Wound Notices Reach Families in September and December
September notifications told families that their son was wounded in France on September 16. December alerts reported wounds in action on November dates. Mr Law and family received England hospitalization notices while Charlie Sigman learned of his brother injured in Belgium on September 12.
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France
Lee Ys Laws
England
Law
Gatteer
Charlie Sigman
Belgium
Finer textured sheets offer greater tensile strength
A note on sheets explains that the finer textured variety with higher tensile strength provides stronger fabric. This suggests consumers should prioritize texture and strength when selecting bedding.
Beckley man charged in bogus gas coupon case
Beckley West Virginia December 18 William Howard agent and Beckley used car dealer leased today on 61000 ball and ordered to appear in Bluefield to answer charges buying and selling counterfeit gasoline coupons U S Commissioner A D Preston reported Canterbury pleaded innocent when arraigned before the com
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Beckley
W. Va
William Howard
Bluefield
U. S
A. D. Preston
Canterbury
Canterbury charged in counterfeit coupon case
Investigator Claude Starcher testified Canterbury bought 400 C 4 coupons in Winston Salem North Carolina and paid 50 cents each. He said Canterbury delivered them in a half gallon jar and spent 50 to 60 coupons at a Beclley service station, losing the rest as the stations deemed counterfeit. affidavits from three people state they purchased coupons from Canterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Starcher
Charleston
Canterbury
Winstonlem
N. C
Beckley
Logan Street P T A Meeting Planned This Afternoon
The Logan street Parent-Teach association will meet this afternoon at 3 15 at the school for a Christmas program. A social hour will follow. The board meeting will be at 2 15 at the home of Mrs J H Huffard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Street
Parent-Teach Association
J. H Huffard
Meeting Postponed for Westesse Christian Temperance group
The December meeting of the Westessee Christian Temperance union was postponed to the third Wednesday in January. Dudley School P T A will meet at the school this afternoon at 3 o'clock. all patrons are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westessee Christian Temperance Poned
Dudley School
P.T. A
State Men Enter Cattle In Show
Charleston West Virginia December 18 reports show and sale entries total 102 4 H baby beeves entered from Monroe Lewis and Harrison counties in the recent cattle event held at the state agriculture station officials said today.
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Charleston
W. Va
Monroe
Lewis
Harrison
Wade Memorial PTA Meetings Postponed
The Wade Memorial PTA and the Memorial PTA postpone their regular and executive board meetings scheduled for Tuesday afternoon. Both groups will reconvene at the January meeting date due to city schools not reopening before Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Parent-Teachers Association
Memorial Parent-Teachers Association
Rehearsal Date Adjusted for Bland Street and First Presbyterian Choirs
The rehearsal of the Junior choirs from Bland Street Methodist and First Presbyterian churches, initially set for Wednesday afternoon, will be held this...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Street Methodist
First Presbyterian
Miss Gilsabeth Shelton Announces Hall Event at Bland Street
The director Miss Gilsabeth Shelton announces an event in Hamil hall on Bland Street at 3 o clock. Details are sparse but the notice confirms the schedule and leadership for the local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oncernees
Hamilhall
Bland Street
Gilsabeth Shelton
Personal notices from Bluefield area patients and discharges
Miss Hazel Crawford of Yards Va is a patient at Bluefield sanitarium and unable to receive visitors. Mrs Donald Powell of Weathoehes Road has retired after a visit to Cincinnati. G Cumbow of Princeton has been discharged as a patient at St Luke s hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Crawford
Yards
Bluefield Sanitarium
Victores
Donald Powell
Weathoehes Road
Cincinnati
G. Cumbow Princeton
St. Luke's Hospital
Navy Recruits From Bluefield Enlist at 17
Sixteen youths aged seventeen volunteered for U S navy enlistment at the Bluefield recruit station. They each signed up to serve, with officials noting their commitment and readiness for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Bluefield
Final physical examination trip to Huntington ends for group
A group departed yesterday morning for Huntington for their final physical examination. Names listed include Everett A. Thompson Jane Va Ar a a Shawver drey Clinton Goins Glen Jean Glen Rogers James a he Skelton Clinton Mabscott Gordon Doyle Cranberry John Widen Prosperity Donald Keith Beckley Robert Williams Glen White Frederick Henley Whitby and f 4 Daniels Lawn. You will obtain more vitamin C by eating an orange whole than by juicing it.
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Ing Station
Huntington
Everett A. Thompson
Jane Va
Shawver
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Harry James
Purple Heart
Fibber McGee
Dec Gamble
Alice Darling
Maid Beulah
Jerry Colonna
Frances Langford
Barbaro
Vera Vague
Allen
Skinnay Ennis
Ige
Wes
Farrel
Fiderness Road
Dbs
Blu-East
Hop Harrigan
Nbe Howe
Terry
Mbs
Akai
Bluefield, West VA
DIAL
Yanks Ride
Germany
U. S. Signal Corps
NEA
Saarlautern
Europe
Vicks
Kere
Southern Maid
Opticians
America
Enets National Optical Stores. Co
Princeton Avenue
Lad
Virginia Side News
PTA
Virginia
Navy
Goodykoontz Drug Stores
Bland & South Streets
Terome
Jers Schilime Drawing Co
Miltwauler, WA
JOS. Schlitz Brewing CO
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
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