Radio Schedule Snapshot From June 29 Broadcast
A dense list of program blocks and sponsors for a Saturday schedule featuring Wolford Wrecking Co. Lee Moore Buskirk Family Lily Mountaineers Hymn Singers Musical Clock and many others. The page names numerous advertisers such as The Sun Rise Bottling Co. Bluefield Hardware Co. Pepsi-Cola and American Coal Co. with a looping lineup including news, dances, and special showcases throughout the day.
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Sunshine Sisters Wolford Wrecking Co
Lee Moore
Clinch VaLley Blanket Mills
Chicago House
Golden Jubilee Boys
SUN Rise
The
Sun Rise Bottling Co
Tonic Tunes
Bluefield Supply Co
Mineral Springs
Bluefield Hardware Co
Newshicago House
World OF Sports
Fesenmeier Brewing Co
Superior Sterling Co
Pepsi-Cola
Bordertow
American Coal Co
Radio Schedule Fragments From Old NBC CBS Broadc
A garbled list of radio program segments and times shows multiple networks. Entries include dance orchestras, news, discussions, drama, religion, and sports features with several “To Be Announced” notes and network identifiers.
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Mbs-Net
Cbs-Chain
Mbsnet
Nbc-Weaf Oe
Orch
Albert Arner
Cbs-Wabe
Weafoy
Nan Wynn
Nbc-Network
Nbc-Weaf
Renfrew
Nbe
Wjz
Wrva
Weanwiva
Paul Ones
Jemen
Ao Etec
Nbe-Red
Europe
Mbs
Israel
Peole
Cbs-Wa
Nbcene Dance Music Orches
Dence Music Orch
The
Sky Blazers
Cbs-Wabc
Arthur Hale
Mbs-Chain Swepcanat
Cbs
Oaks
Cbs-Wabec
Willkie Favored By Republicans In Philadelphia Event
Bluefield reports discuss Wendell Willkie as GOP choice for president, predicting acceptance by Virginia’s delegation and possible shift of momentum away from Roosevelt. Columns cover local opinions, party prospects, and civic notes including church services and community events.
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Philadelphia
Bluefield
Norfolk and Western
Hog
Sen Carter
Mr. Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Virginia
Jon Willkie
Old Dominion
Geese Seen South as Weather Sparks July Winter Talk
A Richmond paper notes a flock of wild geese flying south and questions a July winter prediction. The writer recalls a century ago when winter came in summer and mentions unexpected snow.
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Richmond
Graham Presbyterian Church Services and Events
Graham Presbyterian schedules Sunday evening services at 8 and Sunday school at 9 45 with morning worship at 11 including communion and sermon on the church budget pledge day. Activities include Christian Endeavor at 6 00, youth reports, and a Monday board meeting chaired by E M Cecil for elders and deacons.
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Memorial Baptist
Cummins
Dudley, Jr
Wonion
Bundy Beard
Graham Presbyterian Church
LaGuardia
New York
Graham Presbyterian
James David Kitchin
E. M. Cecil
W. K. Bailey
Eis Pp
Christian Endeavor
Hazel Bane
Virginia Side Personals Doings and Distances
Mr Benbow injured in a last fall auto crash. Mrs L L Beard safe to perform Thursday at Bluefield. Garnett Beard vacationing at West Graham home. Clay Bullio one for Can tone years and did not see a woman. Attorney Garnett Shufflebar ger of Richlands in Bluefield for Friday. Harry Marter of Richlands spending the week in Bluefield.
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Benbow
L. L. Beard
Bluefield
Garnett Beard
West Graham
Clay Bullio
Garnett Shufflebarger
Richlands
Harry Marter
Church Holds Afternoon Prayer and Meditation Service
The church invites all to a quiet period of meditation and prayer Monday from noon to 6 pm. A light will shine on the open Bible at the altar and hymns will be played by musicians. The note urges withdrawal from daily bustle to seek solace and pray for world peace.
Bland Street church auditorium open every afternoon
The main Bland Street church auditorium will be open each afternoon from twelve to six for public use and events. Residents may access the space for meetings, rehearsals, and community activities during the stated hours.
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Bland Street Church
Bluefield Families to Shelter British Refugee Children
Twelve Bluefield families have agreed to take British refugee children into their homes during the war. Mrs. Clark Brown, president of the local branch of the American Association of University Women, announced yesterday and urged more families to volunteer.
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Bluefield
Clark Brown
American Association of University Women
Brown
Refugee Children Seek Homes Through National Drive
The local A. O. W. has been asked by national headquarters to cooperate in a nationwide drive, led by a university group, to find homes for refugee children arriving in the country. Most children welcomed by the A. U. W. are sons or daughters of British members.
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University Group
Awnings Fire Damages Law and Commerce Building
Fire damaged the Law and Commerce building in Federal area with approximate losses around $50. Local firemen responded to the awning fire and halted spread.
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Law and Commerce
Federal
Fire damages window after cigarette toss near insurance office
A lighted cigarette thrown onto a window above the E. Easley Insurance pany caused a small blaze yesterday morning at 10 30. The heat shattered the glass and damaged the frame before Central Station firefighters quickly controlled the fire.
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E. Easley Insurance
Central Station
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Brush Creek Follies
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Marian— Nbe
Libby
McCormick
Ibs
National Biscuit Co
Pocahontas
Bluefield Coc
Hudson Cream
Har
Nehi Bottling CO
IG CO
Strietmann Biscuit Co
Ort Howard Ae le Ee
New U. 8
Tbs
HAM
Armours Star
Armour’s Star
Carton
Cole
Kansas
CANOE
Lassens
Oleomargerine
Orde
Tefield Avenue
Bluefield, W. V
Mulkey's Reg
Huskies
Brand
North Street
Bluefield, W. Va
Piggly
Princeton, Simmons
West Virginia
Narrows, Virginia
Virginia News
Kane
Miss Nel
Keane
Tter
Appaceean Electric Power Company
Bailey Hospital
Ruby June Stowers
Christ Church
ST. Paul’s Mission Chapel
Henry Goosby
E. W. Hughes
ST. Mary's Church
the . W. Y
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Graham Christian
Graham Methodist
Wagner
Ky Gill
Sun
Expert Radio Service
Brookside
Tazewell
Cemon
Mack
He Wesson Oil People
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