Refreshment Time and Radio Rogues on WHIS Today
Today's WHIS schedule features Refreshment Time at noon hosted by Singin' Sam with songs like China Boy At Your Beck and cake Font Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon and My Mother's Tea. At 2 30 Jeffries Company presents Radio Rogues and the Ozark Mountaineers with Cherokee Bill Mon tana the girl from the golden west and Harmie Smith and his Georgia Slim delivering lively radio slows.
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Sam
WHIS
Onecule
Jefferies Company
Radio Rogues
Ozark Mountaineers
Ann
Sue
Lynn
VHIS
Bill
Montana
Girl From the Golden West
Fiddler
Harmie Smith
Tar
Ozark
Morning Jamboree and Round-Up Broadcast Schedule Card
Radio timetable lists programs from 00: Morning Jamboree to 9:45 Dance Time with various acts and sponsors. Highlights include Morning Jamboree, Cowboy Jack and his Ranch Hands, The Leonard Trio, Bluefield Hardware, Shoppers Program, and Dance Melodies.
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Dan Stafford
Billy Mouceavieres
Lan ‘Oompa
Wolford's Wrecking Company
Erytem Rangers
Beryice
Stafford Brothers
L. D. Feuchtenberger Bakeries
Red, Stooge
Charlie
H. L. Weeks
College Avenue Baptist Church
Bill Saunders
Cowboy Jack
Leonard Trio
Warlick Furniture Company
Coffee Boys
Bluefield Hardware Company
Singin
Sam Goce Cole
Bluefield
Weidt
Pateano House
Eran Hise Hostling Co
Cliff Musical
Boments K MineralRings Co
Clubrield Eye x
PERIO
Imperial Sea Cream Co
Iires For
Johnnie
The
Rock Mineral Springs Company
Make Believe Ballroom Superior
Blething Co
Dinnen
Bluefield Pracine and Provision Company
Reporter
Bhaman
Dixie Clothing Company
Frigidaire
Burgess Electric Ca
Rnytim
Fanny Barrett
Mamie Lyles
Clark Hardware & Furniture Company
Steele Icemcnk Worley
Radio Schedule Montage for June First Week
A fragmented listing of radio programs across NHEC WEAF CBS WABC and NBC WIZ networks for 4:30 to 11:00 PM. Includes shows such as Amos ’n’ Andy Uncle Byrn Jo Jos. Gallicchio Orchestra Tommy Dorsey Fred Allen Grace Moore and The Gang Busters with multiple regional east west coast airings and repeats.
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Nhec-Weaf
RED
Jos. Gallicchio Orches
Dhima
Paul Douglas
Orphan Annie
Midwest
Amos
Andy
West
Uncle Byrn
Edwin C. Hill
Jimmy Kemper
Tommy Dorsey
Fred Allen
Town Hall
K. Kyser
Dancing
Horace Helit
F. Henderson
CBS
WABC
Thorgensen
Neal
Boake Carter
Chicago
Aeolian Ensemble West
Lum
Abner
Atotlan
Just Entertainment
Enoch Light Orchestra
Barry Wood
Ben Bernie
Lads
Grace Moore
Eolgar A. Guesh
Jack Shannon
Tenor West
Wil Oshorne
Orch
Lum & Abner
Nbc-Wiz
Singing Lady
East
Nate Sears
Middleman Orchestra
Middleman Orchest
Joseph
Galtlicchio Orchestra
Alma Kittchell
Lowell Thomas
Chitreo Concert Orchestra
Easy Aces
Bkit
Mr. Keen
Lost Persons
Rose Mario
Roy Shield
Harriet Parsons
Barry McKinley
Boston
B. Cutler
Commission approves exchange of leases in three counties
Public service commission approves oil and gas lease exchange between Hope Natural Gas and Pittsburgh and West Virginia Gas. Hope will transfer 78 acres in Doddridge and Monongalia counties and receive 115 acres in Lewis county.
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Charleston
P}—Exchange
Doddrige
Mononana
Lewis Counties
Hope Natural Gas Company
Pittsburgh and West Virginia Gas Company
Public Service Commission
Hope Concern
Doddidge
Monongalia
Pittsburgh and West Virginia Company
Hope
Lewis County
McComas High School honors and commencement edition
In McComas West Virginia the 1938 graduating class heard a sermon titled Who Am I by Rev C A Hullman at McComas High. Miss Helen Reynolds violinist and Miss Ellise Bashler accompanist from Princeton performed. The annual high school annual features class histories, pictures and senior pages. Commencement held with processional, salutatory Eva Kingrea, address by Rev P P Martin, vocal trio and medals awarded for citizenship and straight A’s. Thirteen graduates received diplomas.
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J. S
Hillman
Princeton
McComas High
Weiner
Epworth League
Crane Creek
C. R. Robbins
Lucy Hade
Pros- Hertty School
Mary Lee Sexton
Helen Hancock
Alma Sutherland
Mary Saunders
Frances Hurst
Boots Conn
Betty Spencer
Ola Kade
Jack Robbins
Tommy Robbins
James Landreth
Ion
C. A. Hillman
Eva Kingrea
P. P. Martii
Princetton Virst
Archie Allen
A. Hillman
Eva Kingren
A. J. Cole
Board of Education
Bass White
Eva Kingresa
Getileh Mangus
Catherine Beccrest
Manah Bowers
Mary Helen Kingrea
Arnold Massaroni
McComas Woman's Club Holds Meeting at Thomas Memorial
The McComas Woman's Club met Wednesday afternoon at Thomas Memorial church. President Mrs J T Harris opened with the collect, prayer offered by Mrs W D Fitzhugh, and concert plans discussed by Mrs Pinkard. Four officers were elected for the year: Fitzhugh president Pinkard second vice president Campbell secretary Edwards parliamentarian. Banquet committee named Gulley chair Cooper Nealon. Motion picture chair to be appointed next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
McComas
B. F. Pinkard
B. H. Campbell
W. C. Edwards
W. J. Gulley
Cooper
Bill Nealon
W. D. Fitzhugh
W. C
Edew
Personal notices about local couples and travels
Tas McComas pawn director Jerry White is due back from Oklahoma this week after a wedding trip. Mrs Ernest Morris and son Charles of Ashland stayed with Dr and Mrs W D Fitzhugh. Mr and Mrs A Z Dunford left Friday for vacations visiting Martinsville Bassett VA and Glen Morrison WV. Miss Florence Cooper has returned.
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Tas McComas
Jerry White
Oklahoma
Mr. White
Bride
Ernest Morris
Charles
Ashland
W. D. Fitzhugh
A. Z. Dunford
Martinsville
Bassett
Glen Morrison
W. Va
Florence Cooper
Virginia Intermont student travels for summer break
Jos Bowen, a Virginia Intermont College student, transfers to summer vacation plans with engineering studies. Attending the graduation of Coleman Edwards Jr. were Mr. and Mrs. Earle Huffman of Bluefield and Miss Miriam Frazier of Charleston. Milas Miriam stayed for a visit as Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Pinkard spent the weekend in Roanoke. A new English county ordinance map scales two inches to the mile, noting buildings over ten feet square.
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Virginia Intermont College
Jos Bowen
Earle Huffman
Bluefield
Miriam Frazier
Charleston
Coleman
Surrey
England
Naval chief dies at Mare Island hospital aged 75
Rear Admiral William R. Shoemaker veteran naval chief of staff at the bureau of navigation during World War I died yesterday at Mare Island Navy Yard Hospital in Vallejo California. He directed the convoy of hundreds of thousands of American troops to France.
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Vallejo
Calif
William R. Shoemaker
Navy
Bureau of Navigation
France
Mare Island Navy Yard Hospital
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