WHIS radio schedule features Gene Griffith Evangeline Dono Hue
Today at 7 PM WHIS presents a two artist program with Gene Griffith and violinist Evangeline Dono Hue. The live show runs three times weekly from 7 to 7:15 PM, sponsored by Kresge’s discount store. Also promoted is Refreshment Time With Singin’ Sam airing weekdays 12 to 12:15 PM, sponsored by Coca-Cola Bottling of Bluefield and Welch.
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Gene Griffith
Evangeline Donohue
Kresge
Sam
Singin
Coca-Cola Bottling Company of
Bluefield and Welch
Radio Schedule Fragment With Musical Guests And Local Sponsors
A mosaic of program times and acts runs through a Bluefield radio schedule listing shows from early morning devotional periods to an 8 PM dinner dance. It includes Lilly Land Co, Harmony Band, Two Jolly Bakers, the Sons of the Pioneers, and Bluefield Coca-Cola Bottling, with John Doe sponsors such as JFG Coffee and Bluefield Furniture Co. The lineup weaves in segments like Rhythm and Romance, Victory Times, and Afternoon Concert Moments with local business tie ins and WPA references.
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Lilly Land CO
Joe Woods
JOLLY
L. D. Feuchtenberger Bakeries
Barney Butternut
Leo
Breakfast Club
Bulletin Board
Purity Maid Bakers
Rhythm and Romance
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Lila May
Martha
Renee
Hollywood
Cole Baking
JFG Coffee
JFG Coffee Company
Knoxville
Tennessee
Radio World
Sons of the Pioneers
Bluefield Hardware Company
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Bluefield
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Chicago
Rev. T. E. Peters
Sunrise Bottling CO
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the Southern Baking Corporation
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Bluefeld Furniture Co
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Chain Program Schedule for Wednesday June 16
Eastern Standard Time list of programs includes all key stations and groups, noting coast to coast coverage unless stated otherwise. The notice instructs that all available stations are included without prior notice, with programs routed to designated task stations or groups as specified.
Radio Schedule Fragment With Names and Times
Readable fragments show a dense 1930s radio lineup across networks East West Midwest and Mountain regions. It lists programs, hosts, orchestras, acts and times from 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM with noted stations and show titles.
Co Ed Wife Contd From Page Seven
Coral faces pressure as Elton demands a firm decision on marriage or a $10,000 loan threat looms. She pleads to delay while wondering why he cannot accept her lack of love. The argument escalates with a deadline at midnight and a looming next move.
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Coral
Virginia Senators Set to Oppose Court Packing
Virginia's Carter Glass and Harry F Byrd join in opposition to President Roosevelt's court packing plan as Congress debates the proposal. The Virginia delegation in the House has cooled on the issue since Rep Flannagan initially supported the idea amid nationwide constitutional controversy.
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Carter Glass
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Afor Glass
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
House
J. W. Flannagan
Ninth District
Mr. Flannagan
Heavy storm uproots trees in Bluefield and nearby areas
Several trees were blown over by a strong wind and heavy rain in Bluefield, Virginia, and nearby communities from Monday night into Tuesday morning. A large twin cherry tree in C. B. Bailey's garden on Tazewell Avenue split open, with many cherries still attached.
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Bluefield
C. B. Bailey
Tazewell Avenue
Engineer on Vacation Relieves Virginia PWA Work
Frank Biggs of Bramwell arrives to relieve L. E. Warner, resident engineer for the PWA projects, while Warner takes his vacation. In a garden report, M. B. Hampton, 14, collected one gallon of potato bugs amid a year of widespread beetle infestations.
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Frank Biggs
Bramwell
L. E. Warner
Warner
PWA
M. B. Hampton
Otey Kitts Improving After Prolonged Illness
Otey Kitts, long ill at his Highland avenue home for five weeks, is reported to be improving and expected to be out soon. Friends note his gradual recovery and hopeful prognosis.
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Otey Kitts
Mr. Kitts
Highland Avenue
New Brick Home Planned for J D Hine Gardner
Mr and Mrs J D Hine Gardner break ground on a handsome brick home on Taze well avenue beside M L Wagner. The modern residence will feature a brick structure with entry from the Tazewell avenue approach.
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J. D. Hinegardner
Tazewell Avenue
M. L. Wagner
Dr Liston to Preach at Graham Presbyterian Church
Dr R T L Liston of Abingdon will preach at Graham Presbyterian church Sunday morning at 11 o clock. James F Galloway received a wire from Dr Liston.
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R. T. L. Liston
Abingdon
Graham Presbyterian Church
James F. Galloway
Graham church to welcome new pastor Rev J D Kitchen
The Graham Christian church invites members to a Friday 8:00 PM service to welcome Rev J D Kitchen his wife Mrs Kitchen and their children to the congregation. The formal event will be held at the church.
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Graham Christian Church
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J. D. Kitchen
Here for Visit Mrs Baylor Family Spends Hot Spell at Home
Mrs W F Baylor of Richmond visits with her sons Billy and John. They return with Mrs J E Baylor and Mrs Jimmy McNeer who had gone to Richmond last week to visit.
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Richmond
Billy
John
J. E. Baylor
Jimmy McNeer
Richmond Graduate Herbert Willis Receives Honors
Herbert Willis, son of the late Rev. H. A. Willis and Mrs. Willis, is graduating from the University of Richmond this week. He was an honor graduate at Graham High School and Bluefield College. Mrs. Willis attends the exercises in Richmond.
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Herbert Willis
H. A. Willis
Willis
University of Richmond
Graham High School
Bluefield College
Virginia Side Personals Visit Notes
Miss Sarah Tinsley of Welch visits cousin Dorothy Hughes Embrey court. Mrs Ben Stevenson mother of Miss Bissie Stevenson is ill at home West Graham. Miss Louise Leedy daughter of Mrs Pansy Leedy of Roanoke visits relatives in Bluefield Va.
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Welch
Dorothy Hughes
Embrey Court
Ben Stevenson
Bissie Stevenson
West Graham
Louise Leedy
Pansy Leedy
Roanoke
Bluefield
Bible School Draws 68 Enrollees at Bland Street
With an enrollment of sixty eight, the Daily Vacation Bible School at Bland Street Methodist Church excites interest as teachers oversee classes. Commencement exercises are set for Sunday morning June 27 during the Sunday school hour. The piece paper cost for U S currency is 37 cents per pound. an estimated 1,743,236 pounds will be used in 1937.
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United United State
Hendricks to address Bluefield club on railroads
Mrs. Arthur Hendricks will speak at the June meeting of the Bluefield Better Service club on What the Railroads Mean to the Nation. It marks the first time a woman delivers the principal address for Norfolk and Western Better Service clubs. Hendricks, a Bluefield native, is married to a Bluefield Daily Telegraph journalist and is noted as a premier female speaker. Eleanor Anderson will read, Jo Ann Fields will dance, with Dorothy Carter accompanying.
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Bluefield
Better Service Club
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Hendricks
United States
Eleanor Anderson
Jo Ann Fields
Dorothy Carter
Miss Fields
Jack Fields
E. H. Fields
Miss Anderson
R. C. Anderson
Marion College
Mrs Champ Clark 82 Dies in New Orleans
New Orleans June 15 Mrs Champ Clark 82 widow of the late Champ Clark long time leader in the House and mother of United States Senator Bennett Champ Clark of Missouri died today Burial will be near the Clark home in Bowling Green Missouri after funeral services at 230 pm tomorrow Her famous husband died March 2 1921
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New Orleans
Champ Clark
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri
Clark
Bowling Green
Gas well brings new supply near Glenville on Lynch property
In Glenville West Virginia on June 15 a gas well within the town limits on the John R. Lynch property was completed. Drillers report gas struck at the top of the Big Injun sand with a capacity of about three and a half million cubic feet.
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Glenville
W. Va
Glenville Corporation
John R. Lynch
Neely Asks Stamps For Francis E. Clar’s Legacy
Washington senator M. M. Neely of West Virginia urged Congress to authorize a special commemorative stamp series honoring Francis E. Clar, founder of the Christian Endeavor society, in a June 15 appeal.
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Washington
M. M. Neely
West Virginia
Congress
Francis E. Clar
Christian Endeavor Society
Seventy Girls Faint at French Sugar Refinery
In Lille on June 15, seventy young female workers fainted at their posts for a second time in five days at a sugar refinery. Doctors attributed the episodes to auto-suggestion amid heat and stress. the plant remained open and male workers stayed healthy.
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Lille
France
le Clerc
Hurt in cycle wreck in Elkins West Virginia
Two people injured when motorcycles toppled in Elkins. Hospital attaches report C. W. Pultz suffered a severe head injury amid the crash.
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Elkins
W. Va
C. W. Pultz
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