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A play titled The New Minister Arrives will be staged at 8 p m tomorrow in the First Baptist Church by members of St James Episcopal Church presenting group theater with cross church participation.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1957
Page
3
A play titled The New Minister Arrives will be staged at 8 p m tomorrow in the First Baptist Church by members of St James Episcopal Church presenting group theater with cross church participation.
TV Key staff preview highlights a dramatized trial of Captain Wirz portraying the wartime guard of Andersonville. The program contrasts Wirz’s scapegoat stance with a harsh judgment of Confederate guilt in a historical, stage‑driven production.
TV guide notes Kathleen Windsor adaptation Forever Amber at 10 30 p m on Channel 4 with a 244 star rating from 1947 and the Formula police tale Tear Gas Squad at 11 40 p m on Channel 1 earning 2 stars.
The listing notes Ernie winds up the year with vacation themes including the Tennessee and Hollywood types. Sue Raney appears as a younger singer and The Four Preps perform with a teen quartet. Broadcast at 9:30 p.m. on NEC.
Radio schedule lists D Symphony half nightline and rehearsin with McPherson with local news on WCAW supplied by The Gazette. A U S Fed report notes Latin America debt to U S exporters largely unchanged in May with Colombia down seven hundred thousand to forty eight point nine million.
Rev. J. A. Adams of Liberty Baptist Church will preach at 8 p m as the Mt. Olivet Baptist Music Convention opens tomorrow. Vandalia and Riverview churches host sessions through Sunday with singing by district groups and Rev. J. Carl Dorcas preaching at 11 a m Sunday.
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